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Eugene, O.l:'egon,
Ap.I:'il 3, 1933.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
TO THE 1~fBERS OF THE CO~WON COm~CIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE:
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I he.l:'eby call a special meetinp of the Common Council to meet at the Council
Chambers in the City Hall on Monday, April 3.1:'d, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., for the
pU.l:'pose of conside.l:'ing and for 31ch action as may be deemed advisable .l:'elating
to the taxing, licensing and .l:'egulatir~ the places and conditions of the sale of
spi.l:'itl.lous, malt, fermented and vinous liq,uo.l:'s, and for the passage of such
O.l:'dinance as may, to ithe Counc il, se em p.l:'ope.l:'.
You are hereby notified to be present at said meeting.
Dat ed at Eue;e ne, Oret'; on ,. April 3, 1933.
Elisha Large,
Mayo.l:'.
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Council Charubers, Eugene, Oregon.
A'p r i 1 3, 1933.
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Council met at, 7:30 o'clock P.M. on this day pursuant to the above call of
the Mayo.!:', and all Councilmen were present except Mr. Scobert.
rfhe Mayo.!:' stated the pU.I:'pose of the meeting and an O.l:'dinance taxing, licens-
ing and ,regulat ing the places of sale and the sale of Spiri tuous, malt, fe.l:'mented
and vinous liq,uo.!:'s in the Ci ty of Eugene, fixing a penalty and decla.!:'ing an
emergency, was .l:'ead its first .!:'eading, and an audience being present, the Mayo.l:'
called for exp.!:'essions on the subject at hand and remarks were made by E. O. Immel,
.!:'epresentine the merchants in the University rest.l:'icted area, and their petition
was offe.l:'ed and remarks we.l:'e made by Walter Hummel, Carl Onthank, and Virgil Ea.l:'l.
Furthe.!:' discussion of the proposed ordinance was had, with remarks f.l:'om Rev. F.I:'ank
S. Beistel, Rev. Bryant Wilson, Captain Thompson, Walter 1Iye.l:'s, C. M. Landake.l:',
and also by John W. King and Joseph Jacobs.
A motion was made, seconded and carried that the O.l:'dinance be amended to
include a section p.I:'ohibi ting the granting of a license to a general dealer to
conduct his business in a lic ensed dance hall 0.1:' skating .l:'ink or in any room 0.1:'
bUilding on the premises. And also a motion made, seconded and ca.l:'ried that a
section-be added to the O.!:'dinance declaring it unlawful for a licensee to suffer
or ,Qermit any person under eighteen yea'rs of age to consume non-intoxicating
beverages in, on or about the licensee's prenuses, or to sell or give away any
such non-intoxicatinG beverages to pe.!:'sons under eighteen yea.l:'s of age.
I rfhe Ordinance as amended passed its second and third readings by ti tle, under
C' suspension of the rule by the unanimous consent of the Council, and was placed
upon its final passage. 'rhe ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye, 7,
nay, none, absent Seabert. The Ordinilllce was declared passed and numbered 8327.
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rfhe purpose It'or the meetine; having,'b13en completed, the Council was decla.l:'ed
adjourned.
R. S. Bryson,
City Recorder.
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