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to8G recommendations of Mr. Britten considered. Mr. Silver appeared before the Council with regards to a lot belonging to.Mrs. Caroline Lewis at the rear of his property on S:t. Marys Street and which should be taken care of. He advised that the lot had been partially burnt but that its condition at the present time warranted the action of the Council in order that it, might be put in the shape that it should be,otherwise.a fire hazard would be created. Mr. Rodrigues was questioned regarding the matter and he advised of vh at he had done in connection with same. h1r. Rodrigues took the occasion to also advise the Council as to his work during recent weeks as regards vacant lots and the notifying of property owners as to what was ,expected of them. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee then gave a report on his trip to Yosemite Valley where on May 25th and 26th he attended the annual. Spring Conference of the California Sewage Works Association. He told of the meetings held by the conference, of various papers read on sanitary conditions and of various phases of work both regarding sewer and the disposition of garbage as carried on by other communiths. He told of special work as regards disposal of garbage which was interesting to him in view of the fact that Pleasanton had a garbage problem of its own. Mr. Madsen also advised the Council that there was interest on the tart of some of the Association members to visit the Pleasanton Sewer Farm if the work now being carried on by Mr. Britten was allowed to progress and accordingly next year the convention might be held close to Pleasanton in order to allow the members of the Association to visit here. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee reported on a visit which he and Chief of Police Delucchi had.made to the poolroom of'kr. Ulia no and of Mr. Uliano's action with regards to placing the pool tables out of use in order that his license might be cancelled. Councilman Olesen of the Street and Building Committee had nothing to report. Councilman Madsen questioned the Council with regards to license issued to Frank Lewis to conduct a restaurant. 'He pointed out that all places of business were beer was being sold on sale to patrons, they were required to be equipped as restaurants and prepared to serve meals. ae understood, he said, that Mr. Lewis had made no effort to comply with this and accordingly he anticipated that those in the restaurant business might raise some objection to the Council issuing licenses and then not following up with the necessary proceedruk as to whether or not those securing the licenses were operating as they should. �ffhere was considerable-discussion amoTig the councilmembers, but action was deferred in view of the fact that Mr. Lewis was away from the community and was likely to be for sometime. Mr. Madsen then stated that it was his intention of the matter that a method of proceedure be established now for the future. The Clerk then brought up the notification of the State Board of Equalization of License No. A -13995 "On Sale" Beer and Wine License issued Manuel G. Oliveria and License No. B -13325 "Off Sale" beer and Wine License issued Manuel G. Oliveria. The Council had no objections to the first being issued and the Clerk was instructed to advise the State Board of Equalization to that effect. As regards the second license, the Clerk quered the Council with regards to selling at lcKinley Park and Mayor Orloff advised that he was against beer being sold there under license and by a local business firm. He was willing that organizations using the park and where same were non - profit groups that the privilege be extended them when they were the duly authorized parties to use the place. Otherwise no private individual might secure a license to dispose of beer etc. on the grounds. The question came up with regards to a stand operating on property privately owned and the Council were of the opion that same should be granted if a license was requested. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1510 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers' for the Month of May and amounting to $745.00. 1511 -- Authorizing the cancellation of the following licenses: License No. 111 - -First National Bank 625.00 as national banks are not taxable by local-authorities on safe deposit equipment, license dated January 1, 1934. " No. 159 -- Angelo Uliano X16.00 as he has not been operating as a pool- room and hasttbhhover.ed" his tables and set same uutlof1932.way, license dated No'. 187 - -Dr. Elbert E. Lundegaard $12.00 as he has left the community, license dated April 1, 1934. " " No. 195 - -Gus D. Powlos $12.00 as he has left the community, license dated April 1, 1934. " It No. 211 -- Golden Gate Salami Co. $16.00 as this company has merged with California Salami Co. the latter having a licnese - license dated April 1, 1934. No. 213- ,- Buffum & Co. s this company has discontinued 16.00 aeliveries here as of April 1, 1934. License dated April 1. 1934.