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x10.9, 9 Action on the communications received were as follows: September 17th -- Spring Valley Company Ltd. Filed September 20th -- League of California Municipalities. Filed. September 28th - -Henry A. Cook. - -On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen in favor of same, Mr. Cook was ordered to renew the insurance and the clerk was instructed to advise him to that affect. October 1st -- Pleasanton Grove of Druids. Filed. Following the action on the communications Councilman Madsen took up the water account of J. H. Munatz. He advised that during the recess discussion had taken place with regards to Munatz paying a business license and that same had been taken care of, and since Mr. Munatz was duly established in business that he felt that.he should pay his water bill. Councilman Olesen explained the situation as regards the Munatz case and the water charge being suspended some months,ago since he was present a.t that time, that the Council allowed it and he again assured the Council that. Mr. Ivlunatz was hardly able to meet this charge but if the Council insisted upon making the charge that he would assist in seeing that it was paid. Councilman Madsen then explained the situation as it stands at the present time and according it eras ordered that Mr. Munatz should be charged for his water. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee reported *on the condition of the pipe line installed at the Sewer Farm last year and to the affect that the galvanized pipe was in bad shape and leaking in many places. He also drew attention to the affect that if the vitrolite pipe had been installed as he recommended last year instead of the galvanized pipe that the Council would not be having any trouble with it at this time. He also asked that the Council visit the Sewer Farm and to inspect its present condition and further that either a new pipe line be secured or the present line be encased-in-concrete After a discussion it was decided that the Council should meet at the Sewer Farm next Sunday morning at 9 o'clock to go over the matter. Mr. Britten was present and reported on the incubator and the bacteria count made recently which was 150,000 less than on a previous occasion. He also stated that he had expected the tank to be pumped out of ]ate date and that some of his work had been postponed on that account. ae advised that new work would be started toward the end of October. Mayor Orloff reported to Mr. Britten on the amount of electricity consumed of recent weeks as regards the new heater installed. Councilman'Olesen of the Street and Building committee took up the matter of having the Western Pacific Railroad Company install a wig -wag at is crossing on Rose Avenue. He advised that of recent weeks numerous complaints had been received by him as regards same. Both Mayor Orloff.and Attorney Nilson reported on past experiences with the Western Pacific Company with regards to installing wig -wags. Following a discussion among the Councilmen the Clerk was instructed to write to the Western Pacific Company with regards to putting in a wig -wag. Councilman Olesen further took up the matter of drain pipes on Division and Angela Streets and it was decided that since the Council was to meet on Sunday morning to look over matters at the Sewer Farm that they should also consider the drainage problems and it was changed so. that the Council would meet first on Division Street in the vicinity of the Western Pacific depot property. Mr. Olesen also spoke with regards to complaints coming in concerning the Holzreiter property which to date was without curb and gutter. He stated that. the Clerk advised him -that i "r. Holzreiter intended to do something before the winter rains set in. Discussion among the Councilmen followed and the Clerk was instructed to notify Bar. Holzreiter that he would be expected to start work on the curb mind gutter prior to November 1st. Councilman Rivolta of the Pinance Committee reported that according to) the Clerk's report the finances of the Town were in good condition and that as far as he could learn there were no large sums owing the municipality.. He also brought up the matter of repair the roof on the buildings in the vicinity of the Fire house but it was agreed that the work was not necessary at this time. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1520 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of September. No. 1521 -- Authorizing the Clerk to borrow from the General Fund and '. transfer to the Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $193.10 and to the 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $397.83. No. 1522 -- Authorizing the payment of's tb oupons of interest @ $22.50 on the Municipal Improvement Bond Fund and'amounting to $360.00 and 30 coupons of interest Q $25.00 on the 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $750.00. Action on the resolutions were then taken as follows: Resolution No. 1520 -- Adopted on motion ofCouncilman Madsen, seconded by Council - man Olesen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. if it 11 No. 1521 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Council-