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109 Property Taxes $16.5.81; Dance Fees $20.00; Bank $12562.69, less amount of warrants issued April a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of follows: General. Fund 5241.21; Town Hall Bond 898:26; Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $427.0. Bond Fund $609.93. Water Deposit Fund: Balance engineer '20.00, total $42.50. of America Interest $30.10, total 2nd and 16, 1934 $ ?5076.79, leaving � 7485.90. This was divided as Fund $309.42; Water Bond Fund, 3; 1929 Municipal Improvement on hand•$22.50, received from Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on streets had amounted to $105.38 during the month of April, 1934. Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amounting to `921.40; that he collected water bills amounting to `754.25, and that he ha d returned water bills amounting to $167.15. He also collected licenses amounting to $460.00 as follows: 1 license n $40.00--$40.00; 1 license n $p20.00-- $p20.00; 7 licenses n $16.00--$112.00; 24 licenses a $12.00-=X2'88.00, also milk inspe cti on fees amounting to $46.30, and taxes'amounting to X2701.08. Treasurer: -- Showing that he had cash on hand at last report then collections had amounted to „4197.54, and that payment amounted to 4$5076.79, leaving a cash balance of $7485.90. special deposit fund of $42.50, total cash $7528.40. of X8365.15 and s ince of town warrants had Also Water Department City Judge: -- Showing that $20.00 had been collected in fines during the month of April, 1934. Fire Chief: -- Report of the activities of the Department for the month of April, 1934. Health Officer: -- Report showed that the number of reportable diseases during the month were 8, and that one complaint had been investigated. I'alilk Inspector:-- Showing report of Laboratory Anal yeses of Milk samples for Il rch, 1934. The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The following communications were then read by the clerk: April 14th -- George T. Tooney-- Soliciting consideration from the Council with regards to engineering work for the City of Pleasanton as regards a system of unif.'orm street grades, manument the streets etc. April 27th- - California Sewage Works Association announcing the Sixth Spring Conference At Yosemite Valley, I -lay 25 and 26th. May 1st - -State Industrial Accident Commission advising that copies of electric safety orders were being sent the municipality. May 5th -- League of California I'iiunici.palities regarding the completion of CVIA projects. Also unemployment relief under the SERA. May 4th -- Council No. 15, I.D.E.S. requesting permission to hold its annual Holy Ghost Celebration I,,ay 26th and 27th. May 7th - -Peter C..Christesen-- presenting his application for Building Inspector 2)r the Tovrn of Pleasanton. May 7th -- Pleasanton Fire Department advising of a meeting of the Pleasan tnn Fire' Department on April 24th. Also the recommendation by the Department of the appointment of Crawford Letham, chief of the department, and John J. Amaral, assistant chief. Liay 7th -- Charles Hammond -- regarding the painting of a sign in the nor thern entrance of Pleasanton in payment for a city painting license. May 7th -- Dorothy Davis -- inviting the City Council to attend a recital May 16th at the Women's Improvement Club. Mr. Wells was present and since he had another meeting to attend he asked for the privilege of addressing the Qouncil. He invited the Council to attend a barbecue at McKinley Park on Saturday afternoon, I41ay 26th at which time the Livermore Stockmen's Association were to hold a public meeting aBtivihich would be attended by the stockmen of Alameda, Contra Ccs ta, San Joaquin, Santa Clara, and Stanislaus County. He told of the importance of the 'meeting and urged part'icu7 arly that all Councilmen be present to meet the stockmen. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 434 to 497 inclusive and amounting to $1122.95, as .;iell as the officers monthly reports. Following the recess after the meeting had been called to gether again Councilman Madsen of the finance committee reported that the committee had approved Claims ido. 443 to 497 inclusive and'amounting to 41122.95. On his motion seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all councilmen present voting in favor of same, the claims were ordered paid. Councilman A'adsen then reported that the finance committee had approved the officers' monthly reports and he made a motion that they be placed on file. There being no objections to same , they were ordered filed.