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<br />Claim No. 247 -- Pleasanton Electric Co., supplies $1.50
<br />248 -- Pleasanton Agricultural Works, supplies etc. 1.50
<br />249 -- Pleasanton Fireproof Garage, supplies 4.87
<br />250 -- Pleasanton Fireproof Garage, repairs 1.75
<br />251 -- Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., phone calls 1.15
<br />252-- V.A.Hansen, stove oil 22.96
<br />253-- R.A.Hansen, shellane 10.76
<br />254 - -Lake Erie Chemical Company, supplies 29.78
<br />255 -- Signal QE1 & Gas Company, gasoline 34.00
<br />256 -- Pacific Indemnity Company, Insurance 185.42
<br />257 - -Globe Indemnity Company, premium on bond 10.00
<br />258 -- Southern Alameda County News, printing 7.50
<br />These claims were referred to the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />The Clerk then read the following reports of the municipal officers:.
<br />Water De artmentt: -- Showing that water had been turned at at 2 places and off
<br />at 9 places. Changed two hydrants, 1 meter and 1 valve. dauled sludge from
<br />Sewer Farm. Report'showed that there were 414 taps in Town and 37 outside
<br />of Town. There were 482 services in Town (On' 418, Off 64) and 45 services
<br />outside of Town (On 40, Off 5) , total number of services -527. The report
<br />showed the expenses of the deaprtment being 1$352.94, and the income $890.50
<br />leaving a total over and above expenses of 1$537.56. The total number of
<br />gallons of water-pumped at Pump #1 was 3,305,600 gallons, and 100,000 gallons
<br />pumped at Pump #2. Total hours pumping at Pump irl, 1034 hours, and 4 hours
<br />pumping at Pump #Z. Report also showed that 1 water deposit had been collected
<br />and one water deposit had been returned during the month.
<br />Town Clerk:--Showing that he had delivered to the Marshal 433 water bills for
<br />collection amounting to x$1102.90. Report showed that the.Treasurer had on
<br />hand at the time of last report $6370.04 and since then the following collections
<br />have been made: Licenses from Marshal 1$24.00; Taxes from Marshal $2312.54;
<br />Water from 11arshal $839.10; Water Sold Alameda County $12.75; Milk Inspection
<br />Fees $34.61 Fees from Recorder's Court, 1$20.00; From Town Clerk: Dance Fees $5.00;
<br />Persnnal Property Taxes 1$5.28, making a total of 1$9623.32, less amount of warrants
<br />issued November 5, 1934.$1437.31, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the
<br />Treasurer of $8186.01. This was divided as follows: General Fund `1$6205.71,
<br />Water Bond Fund $496.36; City Hall Bond Fund 1$6.68; 1929 Municipal Improvement.
<br />Bond Fund $890.59; Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $586.67. (Special) Water
<br />Deposit Fund 1$47.50.
<br />Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to
<br />94.48 during the month of November, 1934.
<br />Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amounting
<br />to +11� 02.90; that he collected water bills amounting-to X839.10 and that he
<br />returned water bills in the amount of 1$263.80. He collected licenses amounting
<br />to 1$24.00 as follows: 2 licenses @ $12.00 -- 1$24.00, also Milk Inspection fees
<br />amounting to $34.61, and First installment of taxes amounting to §1579.40, Second
<br />Installments collected $733.14, "making the total taxes collected amounting to
<br />$2312.54.
<br />Treasurer:-- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had 1$47.50 per last report and
<br />hh at §2.50 had been received during the month making a total of 1$50.00, less
<br />1$2.50 paid out, leaving $47.50 in the Special Water Deposit Fund. Also showing
<br />that he had'cash on hand at la,.zt report of 1$6370.04 and since then collections
<br />had amounted to 1$3253.28, and that payment of town warrants had amounted to
<br />1$1437.31, leaving a cash balance__ in the hands of the 'Treasurer of $6370.04.
<br />City Judge:-= Showing that $20.00 had been collected in fines during the month
<br />of November, 1934.
<br />Health Officer : -- Showing activities during the month of November, 1934.
<br />Fire Chief: -- Showing activities during the month of November, 1934.
<br />Building Inspector: -- Showing that 2 building permits had been granted &nd one
<br />electrical permit.
<br />Milk Inspector:--Shaving Laboratory Report of Milk Samples for November, 1934.
<br />The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and
<br />report .
<br />There were no communications to be read.
<br />A petition was received from the following residents of Downey Street relative
<br />to changing`-the name from Downey Street to Pleasanton Avenue, being that the latter
<br />street now extends from Bernal Avenue to Division Street and should be continued
<br />under the same name from Division Street to St. Johns Street: H. N. Hansen, Chris
<br />Ericksen, Mary E. Stovall, Claude Smallwood, Bessie Helms, R. E.Cope, Fortune Fadie,
<br />Randolph W. Apperson Elizabeth A. Apperson, Morris Elsnab, Dorthea Idensel, Mae
<br />L. Piccard, and A. L. Pickard.
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