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The,following communications were received: October 5th -- F.P.D. Madsen, with reference to being exempt from paying a license for selling nursery stock'on commission. October 13th - -C. A. Gale, concerning renewing insurance expiring November 5th and Bond of John J.. Delucchi expiring November 10th. October 16th -- Alameda Lodge No. 1015 B.P.O.E. conveying appreciation for the use of McKinley Park on September 29th. October 24th - -Frank C. Hanke, soliciting the privelege of making ac.survey and test of electric rates and possible overcharges and asking a 50% commission if any saving was exacted. October 24th -- Livermore Aeire of Eagles, conveying appreciation for courtesies extended the organization recently. November 5th -- Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce, expressing appreciation to the Council for its modern and aggressive program of painting the names and numbers of the streets on the curbs etc. November 5th -- Ashton Britten, concerning activities at the Sewer Farm. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined claims No. 179 to 221 inclusive and amounting to $707.66, as well as the officers' monthly reports. Following the recess, after which the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Rivolta, of the finance Committee; reported that the committee had approved Claims No. 179 to 221*inclutive excepting Claim No. 220 which was held up on account of the required requisition not having been submitted with the claim and amounting to $662.73. On his motion, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen present voting in favor of same the claims were ordered paid. Councilman Rivolta then reported that the finance committee had approved the officers' monthly reports and he made a motion that they be placed on file. There being no objections, they,were ordered filed. Action on the communications received were as follows: October 5th-- F.P.D.1adsen. Mayor Orloff took up the matter and advised that as in previous times Mr. Madsen was not being charged a license for plants etc. that he raised himself, but where he worked on a commission basis that it would be in conflict with the ordinance and start a precedeneo if he was allowed to solicit business and being exempt paying a license fee. The Council .felt that Mr. Madsen should be charged the licence if he intended to sell nursery stock on a commission and the Clerk was advised to write him to that effect. October 13th - -G. A. Gale, On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen in favor of same the insurance expiring in November etc. was ordered renewed. October 16th -- Alameda Lodge No. 1015 B.P.O.E. Filed. October 24th - -Frank C. Hanke. The Clerk was instructed to write him to attend the next regular meeting of the Board on- December 3rd and to submitb his proposition to the Council for discussion. October 24th -- Livermore Aeire of Eagles. Filed. November 5th--Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce. Filed. November 5th -- Ashton Britten. Filed. Councilman Amaral,of the taws and Judiciary Committee,re)ported on a complaint filed by Mr. Passeggi with regards to Milk Inspector and Milk Inspection Fees charged. At Ilouncilman Amaral's request-Mr. Delucchi explained that while Mr. Passeggi was paying the regular fee that the American Creamery Company, who is furnishing him with milk, cream and ice cream ,via.s not paying its regular fee because Mr. Passeggi was the only local customer and the-company did not feel justified in paying the the 2egular license and milk inspection fee. He also advised that Dr. Clemens, the Milk Inspector.,had advised Mr. Passeggi against continuing to do business with the creamery unless it complied with local ,"*6 he. Councilman Madsen then took up the milk- ordinance and explained it as it exsisted and accordingly it was decided that unlesilthe American Creamery Company complied with the ordinance and paid the customary fe that it would be no longer privileged to continue to do business locally. Councilman Amaral spoke with reference to a complaint from Mr. Chicazola regarding licenses to be charged shows. He pointed out that Mr. Chicazola was paying a local license, was a heavy tax payer on account of being a property owner etc., and that some consideration should be given him as regards protecting his business. Councilman Amaral pointed out that a show would be given here shortly, where fifty per cent'of the receipts would be taken out of the community by'the person presenting the show which was being given by a local organization. Mr. Chicazola then appeared at the meeting and discussed his situation and explained the ticket selling proceedure which was going on of