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100-2 Mr. Nilson's attention to what'had taken place in the discussion and accordingly Mr. Nilson promised to draft an amendment to cover same. Ordinance No. 167 an ordinance ami nding Section 8 of Ordinance No. 68 of the Town of Pleasanton was given its second''rading. On motion of Councilman Madsen seconded by Councilman Garatti it was moved that the ordinance be adopted. At roll call all councilmen were in favor of same and accordingly the ordinance was passed. Councilman Garatti of the Street and Building Committee reported on the condition of the railroad crossings-within the city limits which he described as being in bad shape. He further advised that the section bosses of both rail- roads were unable to do anything about it and he felt that the municipality should reioort the matter to the officers of the railroads and demand attention. Follow- ing a discussion among the Councilmen the Clerk was instructed to write to the bay city headquarters of the railroads at an early date. Mr. Garatti also advised that he did not know what action would be best as regards installing a wig -wag by the Southern Pacific crossing at the Hall Warehouse Company. He directed the Council's attention to the other crossings: being private and that Hall Warehouse `'ompany would have to release same before anything could be done. Attorney Nilson made a number of suggestions as regards the other crossings and it was decided that Iylr. Nilson should inquire further into the matter and endeavor to have a wig -wag installed at the Ray.,Street crossing. Mr. Garatti also took up the matter of traffic signs on First and Second Streets and tlB declaring.of Neal Street. from Main Street to where it concluded a highway. Mr. Nilson was instructed to prepare the necessary ordinance. The .following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1482 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of October and amounting to X745.00. No. 1483 -- Authorizing the payment of ;'1170.00 as interest on municipal bonds. No. 1484 -- Authorizing the payment to the County of Alameda for taxes, first and second installments on the sewer farm property and the camp ground property. No. 1485 -- Authorizing the payment to the Madewell I4ianufacturing Company, in the sum of y200.00 as balance due on order of surface pipe. No'. ].486 -- Authorizing the payment of $147.91 to the Madewell Manufacturing Company for surface pipe purchased during October. The Clerk also presentdResolution 1479 -- authorizing the payment of $292.13 to the Madewell Manufacturing Company as first payment on order of surface pipe, and Resolution No. 1480 -- authorizing the payment to the 1.1adewell Manufacturing Co. of the sum of X12.30 as sales tax on order of surface pipe. Action on these resolutions were then taken as follows: Resolution N.o. 1479 -- Adopted on notion of Councilman Garatti, seconded by Courcilman Madsen with all present in favor of same. No. 1480 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Garatti and with all in favor of same. No. 1482 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Garatti seconded by Courcilman IVIadsen and with all present in favor of same, excepting Council- man Madsen who voted favorably on all except the salary of the ]mire Chief, on which he voted "NQ ." No. 1483 -- !Adopted Garatti it rt No. 1484 -- Adopted bladsen ' No. 1485 -- Adopted Garatti on motion of Councilman Madsen seconded by Councilman and with all present in favor of same. on motion of Councilman Garatti seconded by Councilman ind with all present in favor of same. on motion of Councilman l risen seconded by Count ilman and with all present in Ivor of same. it it " No. 1486- -Held up until the'December meeting for consideration. Under "new business" Mr. Derrald Bailey appeared before the Council w ith regards to a license fee being- charged him. He directed the attention of the council to a $24.00 license which he paid when he entered business last year and v&%k which time he was not established at any special location. He pointed out that during the past year he had established his headquarters at his home on Augustine Street where he had a telephone etc. and accordingly he felt that he should be charged a $12.00 a year license instead of X24.00 a year license.since ha had an estahlish ed place of business. The Council members-were-very favorable towards I1r. Bailey's suggestion and accordingly on motion of Councilman Madsen seconded by Councilman Garatti and with all present in favor of same it was ordered that Lir. . Bailey should pay a $12.00 license hereafter. The Clerk than asked that the Council cancel Mr. Bailey's $24.00 license which was due as of October 1st and that the $12.00 license