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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORDINANCE NO. 9042I 6~4 ORDINANCE N0. 9012 Are Ordinance submitting the question to the electors of the City of Eugene and to the electors of that portion of Inavale-City Outlook hereinafter described, the question "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" of such area and ordering a special election to be held in such area and in the city of Eugene on the 7th day of October, 19t~7, designating polling places, appointing clerks and judges of election, and all acts necessary for the carrying on of the said election, and declaring an emergency. THE CITY OF EUUENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOPdS: Section 1. That the Common Council oi^ the City of Eugene hereby submits to the electors of the city of Eugene and to tho electors of the follot~ring described area known as Inavale-City Outlook Addition to the City o:i Eugene, to-wit; Beginning at a point on the present city limits line of the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, 17.6 feet North of the initial point of the Plat of Inavale, which beginning point is 289 feet East of the Southeast corner of County Survey X70, said Southeast corner being 12 chains South and 1Li..71 chains West of the Southeast corner of the Fielding McPJlurray D.L.C. ~6, T. 18 S.R. 3 W.W.M., in Lane County, Oregon, and running thence East 651.E feet to a point North of the Northeast corner of the said Plat of Inavale, thence South 17.6 feet, thence South 1Z.io 15t W. 1113.3 feet to the South line of Putnam Street, thence West 683.47 feet, thence South 00° IIt 1V. 1012.68.feet on the East line of Collier Street to the South line of Lakin Street, thence West 391.83 feet to the East line of University Street of the present city limits, thence North OOo 11t E. 2091.68 feet an the present city limits line t o the South line of County Survey #70, thence East on the present city limits line 692 feet to the point of beginning, all in Lane County, Oregon; the questions "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" of such territory to the City of Eugene. Section 2. The common Council of the City of Eugene hereby orders a special election to be held in the City of Eugene, Oregon and to be held in the area described in Section I, on the 7th day of October, 1947, at which election there shall be submitted to the electors of said city and to the proposed annexation area for their approval or rejection the proposal "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation" of said area to the city of Eugene. Section 3, That said proposal shall be placed upon the official ballot by the City Recorder to be voted upon by the electors of the proposed area and by the electors of said city at said election, Section 4. The City Recorder shall provide such poll books, ballot boxes, tally sheets and such other supplies for each polling place, both within the city of Eugene and the proposed area, as are necessary for the carrying on of the election, all of which shall be delivered to the election board. Section 5. The FollaGVing are hereby designated as the polling places for said election in the City of Eugene, one to be in each precinct of said city and the follawi.ng a re hereby designated as the polling places in the proposed annexation area, and the Common Council does hereby appoint the judges and clerks to serv® in each of said polling places as herein designated, to--rrit; 615 In the following list of Judges and Clerks, the first named shall be a Judge and Chairman of the election board; the second shall be a Judge, and the next three shall be designated as first, second and third Clerks: EUGEBTE tiiiARD 1 PRECINCT N0. 22 Episcopal Church 13th 8c Pearl Streets cHAIRr~rr - Mabel E. Godwin Alex P. McKinley JUDO Percy J. Patterson CLERKS PJlyrtie A. Hamlin Lillie Mae Berry Ratheryn Pq. Wilkins PRECINCT N0. 23 Plymouth House (Congregational Church) 13th & Ferry Streets PRECINCT IdO. 2I~ University high School 16th 8~ Alder Streets PRECINCT N0. 25 T Condon School 1550 Moss Street (North basement) PRECINCT IJO. 26 Fairmount Presbyterian Church 15th ~ Villard Streets PRECINCT N0. 27 Faunce Residence 1783 Patters cm Street PRECINCT N0. 28 Starr Residence 91+7 East 19th Street PRECINCT N0. 29 Edison School 22nd & Emerald Streets (West basement) PRECINCT N0. 30 Theodore Roosevelt Jr. High School, Band Room 1787 Agate Street PRECINCT N0. 31 Anderson Residence 21x.91 Agate Street PRECINCT N0. 3~ W. H. Yost Residence 1093 E. 23rd Street (Basement) Bertha May Cook Constance Shisler Myrtle C. Hack Alta S. McDonald Helen Weinrick Jennie C. Roberts Ruby M. Watts PJfaude A. Jones Nellie C. Davis Gladys Judkins Grace M. Ball Julia Sands Opal Elliott Elizabeth P1IcFadgen Carrie A. Day F. E. ~~ilmot Max garet E. Jones Eunice M. Denney Irene S. Douglas Elms, Doris Havemann~Plfyra Elliott Dorothy D. Sutton Patricia IVIay Edurards Olga M. Chaney Nora L. Shinn Pdlarguerite S. Clark Louise L. Cornish ~4ildred B. Graham Emma Job Adams E. Roy Kilpatrick Jessie Osborne Dee D. Jackson Albert C. Granger 1nJilhelmina Johnson Velma M. Openshaw Shannon McKeown Margaret Patoine Olga A. Freeman Corda Getgen E. Louise Lyon Blanche McCully Anna Carlsen Beulah Mae Allison IJlaude C~rdinier Martha T`Iissen Helene B. Hughes Alma M. Erb Chas. C. Davis Lela Dutton 6~6 PRECINCT IdO. 16 McNeil Residence 320 High Street PRECINCT IyO. 17 County .Court Hous e PRECINCT N0. I8 .Olive B. Ise Barbara Booth Davis Ruth S. Huber N-VI Christian College Wm. H. Schroeder Emily L. Calkins Ilth Zc Alder Streets EUGENE I~VARD 2 CHAIRlU1AN J[TD (~ Frank L. Houghton Blanche Backberg Nellie Brownell Central Presbyterian A. R~. Smith Church, Brotherhood Building 10th & Pearl Streets PRECINCT id0. 19 Grace Lutheran Church John S. Duer -11th 8c Ferry Streets PRECINCT N0. 20 PRECINCT N0. 2I University of Oregon Opan L. Sherman. Bernice Purcell Journalism Building 'North University Street i Eu r~NE bVARD 3 PRECINCT N0. 1 I t VJhi.teaker School Helen Sylvester Arrah 23elle Crafts lst°& Grand Streets PRECINCT No. 2 Fred Lamb Residence Rosa M. Lajoie Hattie Henson 51 Vilest Cheshire Street PRECINCT_ PTO. 3 John Starr Residence John M. Starr Edith F. Gardiner 1093 Vy'est 5th Street PRECINCT N0. Iy. Church of God Annie G. Caley Mable A. Doss 3rd Fr Pdonroe Sheets PREC IATC T N0. 5 0"ld Postoffice Chas. VV. Drenkham P~Iyrtle I. Shumway South Entrance PP~ECIATCT N0. 6 First' Evangelical Church Ivlamie E. Stauffer I1ellie Emery {Basement) 6th & Monroe Streets CLERKS Fannie P~cAlister Ella Bray D. Lydia Meyers James Vet. Jones Ruth H. Flanigan P.4a.bel Selover Winifred C. Barker n2ay Elsenhohn Gertrude F. Smith ', Ma.~rel J. Reagan E4mna H. C r of't Edna A. Brakel Katherine G. Carter Nellie H. Tyson ' Ethel S. Burley Susie Larsen Alberta Saff ord Marjory tip. Hall Lillian Hess Theodore Foi•cier P.4innie Forcior Oneita Behnke Helen Gladys Mc Doris Tribble ;d Lyle A. Bur dick Frances Ahre IUlamie Know Beidler Rachel E. Bond P~4a.iy I. ~Hobertson Loree L. V+Thi.pps Laura E, Herring Jessie I~~7. Curtis Eileen Pape Laura I!!. Hulegaard Myrtle b4. Brace Eunice L. Brechtel I P '~CINCT TJO. 7 Freerkson Residence Edna Tai. Harris Martha Ryan Clara I~. FIalversen 550 West 7th Street Flora VV. Gay Dollie Houser PRECINCT N0. 8 W. 0. W. Hall Leonard Gross C. B. Christensen Katherine M. Auld 291 West 8th Street Cjrace ~mpton Marie Vd. Mull EUGENE 1VARD J~ F PRECINCT N0. 9 Guthrie Residence Fred ScYnrreitering Edna May Dawson Emma Schnelbacher 1059 Tyler Street Florence R. Richards Luetta Nicholson PRECINCT N0. 10 Woodrow Vtilson School Cora V. l+nhite Christine bI. Turnbull Delia Barger 12th 8: Jefferson Streets Sadie L. Tripp Dorothy Quiner PRECINCT IdO. 11 Knights of P,~-thias Hall Hugh C. Black A. F. Bremer Ethel B. Smeed 1230 Lawronce Street Iviargaret E. Inman Hattie A~. Gray PRECINCT N0. 12 City Hall Alfred G. Brooks Ethel L. Driscoll Emma. Dunberg 11th & V+Tillamette Streets Elsie I. Claska Gertrude Snoen PRECINCT N0. 13 - Francis Willard School Irving J. Koupal Vera C. Bickel Hazel M. Rico 13661. Olive Street Christine J. Edblom Irene H. Roberts PRECINCT N0. 1~. - Eugene High School Ina May Price Grace Dragoo Orpha Poindexter 250 West 17th Street Katherine Fish Frances Smith PRECINCT N0. 15 Axland Residence Ella T. Edmunson Grace Johnstxan. Kathleen R. Martins 110 West 20th Street Evelyn S. Lessel - P4yra H. Mc Gillicudy PRECINCT N0. ~2 Treadgold Ltunber Company Benjamin F. Conger Bernice I. Haines Iona V. Lusk Office Ruth Frederick 11th & Grant Streets Ida Mae Crone PRECINCT N0. 33 J. Don Smith Residence R. G. Crakes T,~,lrtle L. Tunis Aurora R. Pollock 2050 IuIa.dison Street - Rachel J. Mountjoy Cora M. Wakley JUDKINS 1?PECINCT Baptist Chapel Helen Phillips Edward F. Judkins Bernice D. Bale Riverview Street Ione Faith Ethel L. Allen 618 Section 6. The polls shall be opened in each of said polling plates at eight o~clock in the morning and shall be kept open until eight otclock in the evening on said election day. Seetior. 7. The First named Judge of said election board as pro~aided for in this : ordinance shall be Chairman of the board of which he is a member, and the: ballots cast at -said election shalli~be counted, tabulated and returned to the City Recorder as provided by law. Section 8. The City Recorder is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of said election by publication in a ne~rspaper of general circulation in such corporation ~ ~ - and in such territory so proposed to be annexed, for the period of four weeks prior to such election, also by posting notices thereof in four public places within such t ~ corporation and four public places in the territory proposed to be annexed for a liloe period. Such notice shall distinctly state the proposition to be so submitted and shall ( designate especially the boundaries of the territory so proposed to be annexed and the -- -.- ~ electors shall be invited thereby to vote upon such proposition by placing upon their I ballots the words "For Annexation" or "Against Annexation". Section 9. The Judges and Clerks, before entering upon the discharge of their r duties at such election shall each take and subscribe before an officer authorized to adminster the same, an oath, that he will honestly and faithfully discharge his duties as such Judge or Clerk. In case of the absence or inability of any Judge or Clerk so appointed to act at such election, then the qualified electors present at the polls, before proceeding to vote, may choose an elector to act in his place fram among the j number, who whall duly gaalify as aforesaid before entering upon the .discharge of his duties as Judge or Clerk of such election. WI~REAS, it is desired to submit to the electors of the City of Eugene and the electors of Inavale-~'it~r Outlook a proposal for annexation, and ~ ; L'Y~1EP,EAS, the sanitary conditions, vrater supply and electric supply are inadequate and constitute a menace to the health and safety of the people of Inavale-City Outlook anemgrgency is therefore declared to exist and it is necessary for the immediate preservation of the peace, health and safety of the City of Eugene that this ordinance take effect immediately upon its passage and approval by the Mayor, and IT IS SO ORDERED. Passed by the Common Council this, 11th day of August, 191F7. /s/ Joim Fields Recorder Approved by the Mayor this, 12th day of August, 19L~7. ~s Earl L. McNutt Mayor Z