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1088 Town Clerk: -- Showing that he had delivered to the Marshal 1 license for collection amounting to $12.00 and 448 water bills for collection amounting to ?1108.95. Report showed'that the Treasurer had on hand at the time of last report $6569.33 and since then collections have been made: Licenses from Marshal $172.00;.Taxe's from Marshal $67.29; Water bills from T:Iarshal $891.10; 14Iilk Inspection Pees $34.46; Fees from Recorder's Court $65.00; From Town Clerk: Personal Property Taxes $58.32, State of California license refund 6503.98, total 8361.48, less amount of warrants issued June 4, 1934.$1616.59., leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $6744.89. This was divided as follows :General Fund $5408.74; Water Bond Fund $906.60; Town Hall Bond Fund $3.66; Water Deposit Fund $42.50. 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $297.78; Municipal Improvement Bond Fund 612 8.11. Superintendent of Streets: -'-= Showing that work on streets had amounted to '$84.00 during the month of June, 1934. Town Marshal : -- Showing that he had received water 'bills from the Clerk amounting to 1108.95; that he collected water bills amounting to $891.10 and that' he had returned water'Ibills amounting 'to 217.85. He also collected licenses amounting to $172.00 as follows: 8 licenses C'-022.00-496.00; 1 license � $16.00 -- $16.00; 1 license @ $60.00 $60.00. He also collected milk inspection fees amounting to $34.46 and Taxes amounting to $67.29. Treasurer: =- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $42.50 per last report, and that '2.50 had been received during the month, making a total of $45.00, less $2.50 paid out, leaving $42.50, in the Special Water Deposit Fund. Also showing that he had cash on hand at last report of $6569.33 and since then collections had amounted to $1792.15 and that payment of town warrants had amounted to. $1616.59, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $6744.89. City Judge: -- Showing that $65.00 had been•collected in fines during the month of June, 1934. Fire Chief: -- Report of the activities of the Department for the month of June, 1934. Idilk':Inspecctor: -- Report of Laboratory Analyses, of Milk Samples of June, 1934. Building Inspector: -- Showing that one electrical permit had been granted daring the month and two building permits granted. The reports were referred to the finance committee far examination and report. The following communications were then read by the Clerk: June 14th -- George S. Tonney -- advising the City 8ouncil that he Was presently occupied as a resident engineer inspector with .the. Public Administration Works in Los Angeles and would probably be tin re from nine to fourteen months. June 15th -- California Congress of Parents and Teachers Sixteenth District enclosirg copy of resolution passed at the convention of the Sixteenth District California Congress of Parents and Teachers relative to increasing the appropriation throughout the State of California for library'service. June 15th -- Anti - racket Council of Alameda County advising with regards to; azesolution passed by the Executive Board of the Council recommending that the budget of the Council and of each municipality therein for the fiscal year 1934 -35 include provisions for adequate equipment of the sheriff's office aryl the respective police departments etc. July 16th -- Householder & Synder -- presenting bid of $100.00 for the audit of books and accounts of the Town of Pleasanton for the fiscal year and also an audit specification. June 25th -- Lester 0. Wisler of the National Audit & System Co. regarding coming to Pleasanton on July 16th to meet with the Council and to explain.a recommended bookkeeping set for the municipality.. June 26th--Southern California League of Municipalities.relative to initiative measure to be submitted to the people of California at the November 6th election for the allocation of the gasoline tax and. ale o designating the week of July 9th as Petition Week and requesting the City officials of the various cities to undertake the task of securing 150,000 signers necessary to place the inititative measure before the electors. July 2nd -- Edward Silveria presenting bid of $50.00 for a complete audit of the municipal. •beco-rds for the fiscal year, said report to be submitted, in August. The Clerk presented a notification from the State Board of Equalization to the effect that Frank Viada, 560 Idain Street, had been granted a 'Wholesale Dealers License" for beer and wine. There being no objections from the Council to the license being granted, the clerk was instructed to advise the State Board of Equalization to that effect. The Clerk then introduced Mr. Leist of the firm Householder & Synder in Oakland who personally presented the request from his firm to be allowed to audit the municipal books. The Mayor quiered the Councilmen with regards to whether they had any questions to ask Mr. Leist. There being none the Mayor advised him that the bid of his firm would be given consideration later in the evening, after which Mr. Leist withdrew from the meeting.. .