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1076 Councilman Apperson then recommended to the Council that it take under consideration the raising of the clerk's salary. He stated that he regarded the salary now paid as being insufficient for the amount of work involved and he pointed.out that during the past year the collections had increased, that license matters and the collection of personal property taxes had tended to show that these departments were being more efficiently handled and he thought that the added work should receive compensation. There being no .further business the meeting adjourned at 10:15 o'clock to meet in regular session on IvTonday evening, April 16th at 8 o'clock at which time the Council would canvass the electio}�, returns an conduct the business before it. /.f 1/ Clerk Approved: Mayor Pleasanton,. California, April 16, 1934. The Town Council of the Toff n of Pleasanton was called to order„'at 8 o'clock on the above written date with Mayor A. B. Pickard presiding. Present at roll call were :Councilmen Madsen, Orloff, Garatti and Pickard, and absent Councilman Apperson. The $esignation of Ole Olesen as Building Inspector was presented and read. Upon motion of Councilman Orloff seconded by Councilman Garatti and with all present in favor of same, same was accepted. A notice from the State Board of Equalization to the effect that Manuel Oliveria, 711 Main Street, had applied for an "On Sale" Beer and Mine License was read and there being no objections from the Council to same being issued the clerk was instructed to advise the Board with regards to its action. The Standard Oil Company submitted a proposal on Motor Gasoline for the City of Pleasanton for the period April 10, 1934 and ending July 9, 1934. According to same the municipality will be furnished gas 'by that company during that period for4.10625 per gallon-plus state tax. The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge receipt of the proposal which was accepted on motion of Councilman Orloff seconded by Councilman Madsen with all councilmen present in favor of same. The Clerk then advised the Council that on May lst,� 4th munbi.Pal bond amounting to $1000.00 with 17 coupons of interest -at yp22.50 and amounting to §382.50 and the Sixth-11-unicipal Improvement Bond of 1929 amounting to .$1000.00 and 31 coupons of interest at $25.00 amounting to �p775.00 would be due and payable and accordingly a-warrant should be drawn at this time to pay same. He also advised that on account of taxes not being paid very rapidly both bondelf�rrere short of what was required and it would be necessary to draw on the general fund to make up the balance. Accordingly Resolution ldo. 1501, authorizing and instructing the Clerk to borrow from'the General Fund $321.16 for the Municipal Improvement Bond Fund and '$344.25 from the 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond fund was presented. On motion of Councilman Madsen seconded by Councilman Garatti and with all present in favor of same, Resolution No. 1501 was adopted. Resolution No. 1502, authorizing the payment of X3157.50 to T. H. Silver, Town `treasurer., in payment of bonds and interest was presented. On motion of Councilman Garatti seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all present in favor of same Resolution No. 1502 was adopted. The Clerk then presented to the Council one - Absent Voters Ballot'properly sealed which had been applied for and voted - according' to law- and.which would have to be opened at the meeting. The Clerk was instructed by the Mayor to open same before the Council. Said ballot concerned one vote for Duke T. Bonde for Councilman. The Clerk then read the result of the votes cast at the municipal election held on April 9th after which Resolution No. 1503 "Declaring the Result of the Election' was presented. This resolution was passed on the favorable vote of all present. Before concluding- the business of the meeting the Clerk rose and publicly expressed appreciaation to Mayor A. B. Pickard and Councilman Garatti,who were retiring from the Council, for their work through the, years in behalf of the municipality. He spol3s able� th on their activities, the years that they had devoted to the service of the`lown of Pleasanton and the appreciation which was generally felt for all that they had done in behalf of the community. There being no further business Approved: Liz Z, � 0 r