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man Madsen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. Resolution No. 1522- - Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, Seconded by Council- man Olesen and with all,the councilmen in favor of same. The Clerk presented the matter of Soft Drink applications, stating to the Council that the municipality had no special form for same and that from time to time as they were needed he would have to prepare a form ,for use patterned after the one used by Livermore. He asked whether it would be necessary in the future now that beers, wines and liquor were back, to have these applications filed.. Upon advice that same would be needed he asked that Mr. Nilson prepare the form and Mr. Nilson was instructed to do so. The Clerk hsked permissioni,to .secure a stapling machine for his office advising that he would be able to procure one for about $3.50. The necessary permission was granted. The Clerk further asked that a motion be passed paying Miss Alva Friedland for her w rk in stamping the assessment and the tax bills, her charge being 010.00. On motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all Councilmen in favor of same the Clerk was instructed to draw the necessary warrant to pay Miss Friedland. Councilman Amaral spoke again with regards to street signs and it was generally agreed that the signs as recommended at the previous meeting as being painted on the curb should be undertaken by the municipality. Some discussion followed among the councilmen with regards to buying paint and municipal discounts. The Clerk was instructed to write some of the paint companies and secure advise from them whether municipal discounts were still being allowed or not. Councilman Amaral took up the matter of a permanent sign erected indicating the way to McKinley Park. It was ,generally favored that a proper sign be placed and the matter was referred to the Street committee for consideration and action. Also Mr. Amaral spoke with regards to the street lights and. it was decided that next Sunday morning that the street lights should be looked into also. Mr. Glassey was in the audience and he asked permission to sneak with regards to street signs and there being painted on the curb. He also advised the Council that help might,be secured from SERA in painting the street signs and for other municipal work.' The Clerk was instructed to correspond with SERA headquarters to see if any funds were available for local use. There being no further business the meeting adj urned at 9:30 o'clock to meetiin regular session, Monday eveni�, Novembe 5qh at 7:30 o'clock. Approved: i y Clerk; Mayor Pleasanton, California, November 5, 1934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 7:30 P.M. on the above written date with Mayor Thomas Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen, Rivol-ta, Olesen, Amaral and Orloff. The minutes of the October 1st meeting were approved as read. The Clerk then read. Claims No. 179 to 221 inclusive and amounting to $707.66 as follows: Claim No. 179 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Co-- electricity $192.50 180 -- n n n n n n It n " 4.15 181 -- rt n if n it it IT it n 11.60 182 -- IT rt it. rt It rt power 122.84 183 -- power 2.90 184 -- power 3.84 IT 18,9-- " " " " " " electricity 2. 6 8 186 -- Vincent Nevis, labor 16.50 187- -Dave Walton, labor 3.00 188- -Joe Santiago, labor 1.50 189- -4ohn A. Brommer, labor 13.50 190 - -Wm. T. Davis, special officer 5.00 191-- m.M.Rodrigues, special officer 5.00 192 -- Estate of Frank Viada, cleaning streets 63.75 193-- J.E.Siggins, labor 12.75 194- -Fred 'Foeffer, labor 6.06 195-- ldanuel White, labor 6.00 196 -- Antone V. Anselmo, labor 4.50 197-- Igelbourne -Lambert, labor 3.00 198-- h1anuel Maderios , labor 3.00 199 - -Manu elAns elmo , labor 33.00 200 - -Cr uikshank & Kolln, supplies 5.36 �103° C