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Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
I September 9th, 1929.
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f~J Councilmen met at the regular monthly session, called to order by
Mayor Wilder,. wi th all councilmen presenli except councilmen Simon and Reid.
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C'J A delegation of women, with Mrs. S. D. Allen as spokesman, presented a
II remonstr~ce against the claim of shade trees and appealed to the Council for
II the preservation of trees in the City, and the matter was referred to the Park
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I: September 3, 1929.
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Ii Mr. R. S. Bryson,
Ii ope. Ci ty Recorder,
bid Euge ne , Oregon.
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II ra tl For the $200,000 inteJ!.' im powe.!:' and light bonds of the City of
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foL Eugene, said bon.ds to bear interest at the rate of 5-3/4% per annum,
I: be ~ and to bear such date as the Mayor shall deisgnate, we bid as follows:
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II ed, 5 years callable upon any interest date on and after two
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years, $99.36 for each $100 par value
to ] 7 years callable upon any in tarest date on and after two
to years, $99.43 for each $100 par valu.e
7 year s callable upon any int ere s t dat e on and aft er three //
years, $99.57 for each $100 par value.
Any of the above bids may be accepted wholly or in part provided 0
of ~ that the allocation of respective bids covers the entire issue.
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'I In the event that the S ta te of Oregon is awarded t he bonds, we
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j; will take delivery of the bonds in such amount s and a t such time s not
I the exceeding three months from date of. the bonds, as will best fit the
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" somE financial requirements of the City of Eugene, and will pay accrued
;: Ci t~ interest to delivery dat e on each installment of bonds. We further
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I' a.gree to accept the bonds in denominations in excess of $1,000 if pre-
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" f'erred by the Ci ty of Eugene.
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Stre It is understood that you will furnish t;he successful bid~er w~th
the approving opinion of Teal, Winfree, McCulloch and Shuler eVJ.dencJ.t1g
the regularity and legali ty of the issue.
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In accordance with your notice of sale and this bid, we enclose
t~rewith, check for ~4,000 which check is to be returned immediately
coun in case the State of Oregon is not awarded the bonds.
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S t re Very truly yours,
STATE BOND COI\ilMISSION /
desi I. L. Patterson, Governor /
City Sam Laughlin, Member State /
dis t Industrial Accident Comi(1ission
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Chairman, Monroep of the police eommittee brought up the discussion of
parking limits and reverse turns on through streets, and petitions were present-
ed asking the matter of a one hour parking zone on 8th Avenue from Olive to
Charne 1 ton street s, and also a petition asking for all time parking streets
excep t such pa.!:'t as is reserved for horse vehicles and sheriff's cars. And
also recommended tha t loading zone s be provided for merchan ts. The entire
subject was a matter of general discussion and was finally referred to the
il police comrni t tee.
Report:s of the Milk and Meat inspector and building inspector was read I
and placed on file.
A request of the Ci ty engineer for new cars for hi s department was con-
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ii si dered, and the recorder was instructed to advertise for a small delivery body
il car for hi s de:[>artmen t.
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:1 The Bank of Comme rce tendered a bond to indemnify the City, and asked
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" that a duplicate warrant for the warrant No. 32651 for the sum of $134.10, drawn
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I May 31, 1929, to Henry Peroni, and owne d by the Bank be issued to them in place
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i of this warrant which has .been lost. The motion was made, seconded and carried,
1\ granting this reQuest.
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