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1116 Claim No. 325 -- Pleasanton Electric Co., supplies $3.85 326 - -Hall Warehouse Company, supplies 9:53 327 - -A.' B. Pickard, supplies (gravel) 5.50 328 - -Geo. Hansen, supplies etc. 8.03 329 -- Pleasanton Times,'printing 1.50 330--Chas. 1J1. Hammond, painting, S igr_s 4.50 331-- J.H.Idunatz, supplies .36 332 -- Pacific Telephone Co. phone calls .90 333 -- Standard Oil 8 ompany, supplies 34.21 334 -- Mueller Co., supplies 17.27 335 - -R.A. Hansen, supplies 30.14 336 -- Kaiser Paving Company, gravel 2.77 These claims were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. The clerk then read the following reports of the municipal officers: Water Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at 9 places and off at 8 places. Changed four services on Augustine Street to clear Storm Sewer, changed three meters, reconditioned eight meters. Report showed that there were 416 taps in town and 37 outside of town. There were 485 taps in town (On 422, Off 63) and 45 services outside of town (On 40, Off 5), total number of services 530. The report showed the expenses of the department being 1312.37 and the income 9"731.85; leaving a total over and above expenses of 419.48. The total number of gallons of water pumped at Pump #1 was 2;:$98;800, gallons and 150,000 gallons pumped from Pump #2. The total number of hours pumping at Pump #1 was 931 hours, and 6 hours pumping at pump 77 2. The report also showed that 750,000 gallons of water was pumped from Pleasanton Water District, Town Clerk: -- Showing that he had delivered to the Marshal 428 water bills for collection amounting to $951.45 and 71 licenses amounting to $1416.00. Report showed that the Treasurer had on hand at the time of last report $9955.15, and since then the following collections had been made: Licenses from Marshal, $820.00; Taxes from Marshal $49.39; mater from marshal $675.75; Milk Inspection Fees from Marshal $32.35; Fees from Recorder's Court §30.00;'From Town Clerk: Special P.G.&E. street work $10.00; 1933 -34 Personal roperty Taxes $14.56; 1934 -35 Personal Property Taxes 0124.32, total $11,711.52, less amount of warrants issued January 7, 1935 1391.42, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $10 320.10. This was divided as follows: General Fund $7704.09; Water Deposit Fund (47.50; not included as part of $10320.10) Water. Bond Fund 510.45;1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $1006.89; Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $ 1089 .84 ;VA:�#„u/YAd4od.a88�P. Su erintendent of Streets:- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to 46.63 during the month of January, 1935. Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amounting to ;951.45; that he collected water bills amounting to $675.75 and returned water bills amounting to $275.70. He collected licenses amounting to $820.00 as follows: 1934 -35 Licenses: 4 Licenses @ $100.00-- $KOO.00; 2 Licenses Q $2000 - - 40.00; 23 Licenses r, $16.00 -- '368.00; 1933 -34 Licenses: 1 License @ $i2.00 -- 12.00. Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $47.50 per last report and that no deposits had been collected or returned during the month. Also showing that he had $9955.15 per last report and that collections had amounted to $1756.37 during the month making a total of $11,711.52, less amount of warrants issued $1391.42, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $10,320.10. City Judge: -- Showing that $30.00 had been collected in fines during the month of January, 1935. Health Officer: - - Showing activities during the month of January, 1935. ,Fire Chief: -- Showing activities during the month of January, 1935. Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory Analyses of Milk Samples for January, 1935. Building Inspector: -- Showing two building permits granted during December .Also two building permits for January and two. electrical permits. The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The following communications were then read: January 9th -- American Legion Auxiliary, thanking the City Council for providing and arranging the tree lights on the Christmas treet in front of the City Hall. Constitutional Rights Association, advising with reference to its activities as regards East Bay Utility District and about which the Council had asked further information. - -City of Albany, advising with reference to resolution passed, seeking information TP-M the East.Bay Utility District.