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1092 Town Marshal: - -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amount- ing to 41112.45; that he collected , water bills amounting to $885.20 and tIm t he had returned water bills amounting to 4227.25. He also collected licenses amounting to $429.00 as follows: 14 licenses 0) $12.00 - -$168.00.; 5 licenses @ $16.00 -- $80.00; 2 licenses f,"') $20.00 -- $40.00; 1 licenses @ $25.00 -- $25.00; 1 license @ $100.00 -- $100.00 and(- 1933 -34 license � $16.00 -- $16.00. He also collected milk inspection fees amounting to $32.65, and taxes amounting to $78.76. Treasurer : -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $42.50 per last report, and that §10.00 had been received during the month, making a total of $52.50, less $7.50 paid out, leaving $45.00 in the Special dater Deposit Fund. Also showing that he had cash on hand at last report of $6744.89 and since' then colt otions had amounted to $1650.83 and that payment of town warrants had amounted to 12015.23 leaving a cash balana e in the hard s of the Treasurer of $6380.49. City Judge: -- Showing that $100.00 had been collected in fines during the month of July, 1934. Health Officer: -- Showing activities during the months of June, and July. Fire Chief: -- Report of activities of the Department for the month of July, 1934. Milk Inspector; -- Showing Laboratory report of Milk Samples for July, 1934. Building Insp ec tor:--Showing tIn t two electrical permits had been granted during the month of July, 1934. The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The fallowing communications were received: July 2nd -- League of California Municipalities requestifig that no action be taken with regards to circulating a petition in the municipality from the League of Southern California I'1unicipalit#X August 6th -- District Attorney, Earl Warren.. thanking the municipal authorities and the people of Pleasanton for the splendid cooperation which they gave to the county authorities during the recent general strike. An application from the Pleasanton Post No. 237, American Legion and signed by Clay Elworthy, requesting a dance permit for.Saturday evening, August 25th to take place at the Veterans' Memorial- Building was read. There being no ouj.ection to the permit being granted same-was ordered. A recess follcued during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 44 to 95 inclusive and amounting to $951.06, as ,hell as the officers' monthly.r eper ts. Following the recess after which the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Madsen of the finance committee, reported that the committee had approved Claims No. 44 to 95 inclusive and amounting to $951.06. On his motion seconded by Councilman Amaral, and with all the Councilmen present voting in favor of same, the claims were ordered paid. Councilman Madsen then reported that the finance committee had approved the officers' monthly reportslana he made a motion that they be placed on file. There being no' objections they were ordered filed. Action on the communications received were then taken as follors.s: July grid -- League of California, Municipali ties. - Filed. August 6th -- District Attorney, Earl Warren. - Filed. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary committee advised that during the recent general strike period that an extra nightwatchman had been employed, He mentioned that Mr. Henry Vervais had been engaged and was paid $4.25 per night. Councilman Olesen had nothing to report. Councilman Madsen discussed a main line meter and reported that the present one was worthless as regards accuracy. He recommended that should the Council decided to make a change that a new one of improved type should be secured. There was some question with regards to the expense of a new main line meter and since it was generally felt that the present one could be used for another few months that action on the purchasing of a new meter be delayed. ([ ouncilman Madsen also spoke with regards to work going on at the S *ewer Farm under the direction of Mr. Britten. Mr. Britten was present in the audience and was asked for a report. He stated that the incubator as installed had been working for about five days and so far the results had been very satisfying. He also 'discussed the. use's of a gas and electric heater -at the Sewer Farm, mentioning that the.gas heater 'had not been satisfactory, whereas, the electric heater would work out better_. "` He mentioned that probably $30.00 had been expended on the gas heater. He asked for .permission to try out an electric heater during the month of August and then to report on its results and expense. His request was granted.