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ro e situation of compensation insurance on the firemen while working in Pleasanton and outside the city limits -and he queried the city attorney as to whether the firemen' are covered by insurance when they are outside the city limits. Mr. Nilson advised that outside the town'limits the town was not liable. Mr. Apperson again revived the formation of a fire district for the district outside the city limits. He mentioned that it was too late for anything to be done at this time because same would have to be included in th annual budget of the Board of Supervisors, but he spoke on the matter J e ,stated in'order that it might be developed prior to next spring. There were a number of visitors in the audience and 04ayor `Pickard called on them for a few remarks. Jens P. Sorensen complimented the city council on its work. Miss I'dadeline Jacobsen, class teacher in civil government at the high school who was present with members of her class, made a few remarks. Mr. Letham, former Clerk, was also present ando' called upon but he had nothing to say.. Lee Wells, brought up the necessity of stop signs °in the vicinity of the Presbterian Church on Second Street. He drew attention to the fact of speeding along Second Street and 6&D endangering the lives of the school children, who pass along that street. lie made a mention that stop signs would go- °a long way toward improving conditions. Mr. Olson also took up ldr. Wells' suggestion and augmented what he had to say. Councilman Garatti then answered Mr. Wells and Mr. Olson to the effect that if'stop signs were to be installed that Second Street would have to be designated as a highway. Some discussion followed among the council members and it was unanimous that action should be taken toward regulating traffic on Second Street. There being no further business before the Council the meeting adjourned at 10:20 o'clock to meet in regular session November 6th, at 7:30 P.M. Approved: � / /' d d �� M4 HVAWIJD�J, Pleasanton, California, November 6, 1933. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 7 :30 o'clock on the above written date with Mayor A. B. Pickard presiding. Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen, Garatti and Pickard, Absent Councilmen Apperson and Orloff. Thee minutes of the preceeding meeting® were approved as read. The Clerk then read claims No. 164 to 207 inclusive and amounting to $734.83 as follows: Claim No. 164 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Company, electricity 165 -- 't n n rt n n n rt n ft it 16 6 - - " n It It n If, it it tt if n 167 - -' " n rt If rr if " " power 168 -- n n tt it if n if n power 169 -- " n rt n n r't n r► power 170 -- if " " " " of " " electricity 171 -- " " " " if It " " electricity 172 - -Fred Madsen, labor 173- -Burt W. Bennett., labor 174- -Joe Paulo Jr., labor 175-- Iul.1.I.Roirigues, special officer 176- -Chas. S.Smith, special officer 177-Frank Viada, cleaning streets 178 - -Frank Viada, labof hauling pipe 179 -- Manuel Viada, labor. 180 - -A. H. Shotwell, labor 181-- Idanuel Duponte, labor 182 -- Lawrence Mend'onca, labor 183 -- Manuel Pine, labor 184 - -L. Antonini, labor 185 - -A. Andrade, labor 186 - -C. Paulo, labor 187 -- Manuel Correia, labor 188 -- Manuel Anselmo, labor 189-- Criak.shank & Kolln, supplies 190 -- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies 191-- Cru�kShank & Kolln, supplies 192 -- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies 193-- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies 194-- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies' 195- -Henry A. Cook, Insurance premium 196 - -Pac. Tel. & Telg. Co. phone calls 197-- J.J.Amaral, repairs and supplies 0190.80 4.01 9..52 117.72 4.06 5.64 1.72 .04 22.50 6.00 3.00 5.00 5.00 61.25 3.00 6.00 4.50 1.50 9.00 3.00 12..00 52.50 42.00 40--.50 31.50 10.47 10.08 3.00 1.29 .41 .08 27.00 1.50 2.07 l 0 4 9