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Claim No. 431 - -Shell Oil Company, gasoline $33.00
<br />432 -- Kaiser Paving Company, gravel 5.55
<br />433- -State Compensation Insurance Fund, insurance 331.81
<br />434 -- Justinian Caire Co., supplies 2.25
<br />435 -- California Pottery Co:, supplies 13.95
<br />436 -- Pacific Indemnity Company, insurance 332.13
<br />These Claims were referred to the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />The Clerk then read the following repo,As of the municipal officers:
<br />Water Department : -- Showing that water had been turned on at 5 places and off at
<br />6 places. Compl6ted new outfall sewer line and other work with SERA labor.
<br />Repaired 6 meters. The report showed that there were 416 taps in Town and
<br />37 outside of town. Also that there were 485 services in town (On 423, Off 62)
<br />and 45 services outside of town (On 41, Off 4), total number of services 530.
<br />The report showed the expenses of the department being 4374.04 and the income
<br />$735.10, leaving a total over and above expenses of 0361.06. The total number
<br />of gallons of water pumped at Pump #1 was 3,192,00 and 180,00'0 gallons of water
<br />pumped at Pump #2. Total hours pumping. at Pump #1, 102-- hours and 6 hours at
<br />Pump #2. Report also showed that two water deposits had been collected aril'
<br />1 deposit returned. The report also showed that 1_,502,000 gallons of water
<br />was pumped from the Pleasanton Water District.
<br />Town Clerk: -- Showing that he had delivered to the marshal 429 water bills for
<br />collection amounting to $1011.45. Report showed that the Treasurer had on
<br />handd er last report $10 297.78 and since the following collections had been
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<br />made: Licenses from Marshal $152.00, Taxes from Marshal 0128.31, Water bills
<br />from Marshal $725.10, Milk Inspection fees from Marshal 429.53, Fees from
<br />Recorder's Court $35.00; 'From Town Clerk: Personal Property Taxes $55.67,
<br />41.00
<br />Rent - Women's Improvement Club , refund - Taxes State of California
<br />182.61, total 11,607.00, less amount of warrants issued March 4. 1935,
<br />2026.33 leaving cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $9580.67.
<br />This was divided as follows: General Fund $6634.17, Water Dond Fund 6553.70,
<br />City Hall Bond Fund $8.85, 1929 Municipal Improvment Bond fund §1169.63,
<br />Municipal Improvement Pond Fund $1214.32. Water Deposit Fund $52.50 (not
<br />included in the above $9580.67.
<br />Su erintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to
<br />§87.38 during the month of March, 1935.
<br />Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amounting
<br />o 41011.45 • that he collected water bills amounting to $725.10 and returned
<br />water bills amounting to 4286.35. He collected licenses amounting to $152.00
<br />as follows: 11 licenses Q $1,2.00 -- x`'132.00, 1 License ® $20.00 -- $20.00. Also
<br />Milk Inspection Fess'amounting to 29.53 and Taxes amounting to $12:8.31.
<br />Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $50.00 per last report and
<br />that X5.00 had been collected during the month making a total of $55.00, less
<br />%2.50 paid out, leaving $52.50 in the eater Deposit Fund. The Treasurer had
<br />10,297.78 der last report and since then $1,309.22 had been collected making
<br />a total of 411,607.00, less amount of warrants issued $2,026.33, leaving a
<br />cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $9,580.67
<br />City Judge: -- Report showed that $35.00 had been collected during the month
<br />of March, 1935.
<br />Health Officer: -- Showing activities during the month of March, 1935.
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<br />Building Inspector : -- Showing thatlelectrical permit and one building permit
<br />had been granted during March, 1935.
<br />Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory Analyses of Milk Samples for March, 1935.
<br />The
<br />reports were referred to
<br />the
<br />finance committee for examination and report.
<br />The
<br />following communications
<br />were
<br />then read:
<br />March 9th: -- Western Pacific Railroad Company, relative to information regarding
<br />tile drain pursuant to the preparation of the description for the
<br />,�; license to be issued.
<br />�' March 9th:-- C.A.Gale, concerning bonds for Thomas H. Silver, Town Treasurer,
<br />and Ernest W. Schween, Town Clerk, both of which expire April 18th.
<br />March 11th: -- Burnett Hamilton, County Engineer, advising that grass in the
<br />vicinity of the sewer farm will be cut and not burned as in the
<br />past.
<br />March 12th: -- Division of Highways, relative to the one - fourth cent gas tax
<br />allocation for the nex biennium beginning July 1, 1935 and ending
<br />June 30, 1937 and amounting to $1,670900 and enclosing new
<br />project statement to be submitted.
<br />March 16th:-- C.A.Gale, concerning insurance expiring April 2nd covering auto-
<br />mobile policy on Fordson tractor and general Public Liability
<br />policy.
<br />March 16th: - -State Compensation Insurance .Fund, relative to renewing compen-
<br />sation policy expiring March 24th.
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