|
1�L
<br />Claim No. 464 Pleasanton Times, printing $7.69
<br />465 - -G. & L. Auto Service, supplies 1.50
<br />466 -- Electric Service Co., supplies 1.16
<br />467 -- Pacific Telephone Company, phone calls 1.40
<br />468 - -A. Carlisle & Co., supplies 5.68
<br />469 - -A. Carlisle & Co., supplies 1.64
<br />470 -- Neptune Meter Company, supplies 8.44
<br />471 -- Standard Oil Company, supplies 18.45
<br />472 -- Signal Oil and Gas Company, gasoline 27.00
<br />473 - -R. A. Hansen, supplies 17.43
<br />474 -- Kaiser Paving Company, supplies 5.5.5
<br />475 -- Fidelity &Deposit Company, bonds for officers 35.00
<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 Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at six places and off at
<br />seven places. Repaired two leaks Sunol Road, repaired two leaks town mains, cleaned
<br />and repaired sewer main on Rose Avenue and repaired pump house at park. The report
<br />showed that there were '416 taps ,in 'own and 37 outside of town. Also that there
<br />were 485 services in town (On 422, Off 63) and 45 services outside of town (On 41,
<br />Off 4) , total number of services 530. The report showed that the expenses of
<br />the department amounted to $272.71 and the income $728.90, leaving a total over
<br />and above expenses of 0457.19. The total number gallons of water pumped at
<br />Pump #l.was 3,866,000 gallons and 240,000 gallons pumped at Pump "k . Total
<br />hours pumping at Pump #1 was 1232 hours and 8 hours at Pump #2:. The report showed
<br />that the engineer had collected one water deposit and returned 1 deposit.
<br />Town Clerk : -- Showing that he had delivered to the marshal 57 licenses for collection
<br />amounting to Q772.00 and 429 water bills amounting to $1006.25. Report showed that
<br />the Treasurer had. on hand per last report X9580.67 and since then the" following
<br />collections had been made: Licenses from Marshal 6304.00, Taxes from Marshal:
<br />1932 -33 Taxes '50.85, 193.3 -34 Taxes $82.60, 1934 -35 Taxes $2197.68, Water Bills
<br />from Marshal $732.25, Milk Inspection fees from 1larshal $30.14, Fees from Recorder's
<br />Court 4200.00, From !'own Clerk: Dance Fees 05.00, Personal Property Taxes $71.97,
<br />Bank of America Interest 438.78 making a total of 413, 293.94, less amount of
<br />warrants issued April 1, 1935 $5468.60, leaving a cash balance in the hands of
<br />the Treasurer of 07825.34. This was divided as follows: General Fund 4,6238.96,
<br />Suter Bond.-Fund $637.02, City Hall Bond-Fund 612.74, 1929 Municipal Improvement
<br />Bond Fund 4550.47, Municipal Improvement Bond Fund 086.15.
<br />Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to
<br />998.75 during the month of -April, 1935.
<br />Town Marshal: -- Showing that he had received water bills from the Clerk amounting
<br />to x'1006.25; that he collected water bills amounting to $732.25 and returned water
<br />bills amounting to 4274.00.. He collect „ed licenses amounting to X304.00 as follows:
<br />8 licenses @ $12.00 -- 096.00 ;'8 licens:es: =16.00 -- $128.00; 2 licenses Q 20.00- -
<br />$40.00; 1 license @ 440.00 - 040.00. He also collected milk inspection fees amounting
<br />to 430.14 and Taxes amounting to $2331.13.
<br />Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had 452.50 per last report and
<br />that X3.50 had been collected during the month making a total of 456.00, less
<br />x'2.50 paid out, leaving X53.50 in the Water Deposit Fund. The Treasurer had
<br />9580.67 per last report;.and since then $3713.27 had been collected during
<br />April making a total of 413,293.94, less amount of warrants paid out 45468.60,
<br />leaving-,$7825.34 in the hands of the 'Treasurer.
<br />City Jude: -- Report showed that 4200,.00 had been collected during the month of
<br />pri°l, .1935.
<br />Health Officer: -- Showing activities during the month of April, 1935.
<br />Fire Chief: -- Showing activities for the month of March and April, 1935.
<br />Building Inspector.: -- Showing that one electrical permit and one building permit
<br />had been granted during the month of April, 1935.
<br />Milk Inspector: --Showing Laboratory Analyses of -Milk Samples for the month of
<br />Aril, 1935.
<br />The reb_ orts were referred to the finance commit tee ,for examination and
<br />report.
<br />The following communications were then read:
<br />March 27th-- S.E.R.A. headquarters advising that men will be assigned to the
<br />curb and gutter project on May 10th.
<br />May 6th -- Frank Carr. Letter-to City Clerk advising that on account of lack
<br />of interest on the part of -the business men of the community that
<br />the race track project had been temporarily dropped.
<br />
|