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lit-) to $1003.50; that he collected water bills amounting to $708.80 and returned water bills amounting to $294.70. He collected licenses amounting to 522.00 as follows: 27 licenses O $12.00 -- $324.00; 3 licenses C $16.00 - - 48.00460.00-- 2 licenses n $20.00- 4'40.00; 1 license c $50.00- -50.00 and 1 license $ He also collected milk inspection fees amounting to $35.70`and Taxes amounting to $45.50. Treasurer : -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $53.50 per last report and since then $2.50 had been collected during the month making a total of �56.00 in the Water Deposit Fund. The Curb and Gutter Project Fund had.$500.00, less amount of warrants issued 6440.73, leaving $59.27 in the Curb and Gutter Project Fund. The Treasurer had V825.34 per last report and since then collections amounted to $1386.8F making a total of 69212.20, less amount of warrants issued $1907.77 leaving $7304.43 in the hands of the Treasurer. City Jude: -- Report showed that x$''20.00 had been collected during the month of Iay, -1935. Health Officer: -- Showing activities during the month of May, 1935. Fire Chief -- Showing activities for the month of May, 1935. Building Inspector: -- Showing that three building permits had been granted during the month. Also two electrical permits issued. Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory Report of Milk Samples for the month of ay, 1935. Ashton Britten.zShowing average analysis of water at the Sewer Farm for the month of May. The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report. The following communications were then read: May:22nd -- Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. with reference to permission to place a 45' pole on vineyard Avenue as detailed on sketch enclosed. May 24th -- League of California Municipalities, with reference to opening a Municipalitie's day at the California Pacific Exposition, May 29th. May 29th- -Leon P. Reynold, Stanford University advising that a group from his class in sanitary engineering would visit the sewer farm Saturday afternoon, June 1st. May 31st -- Mayor Angelo Rossi of San Francisco, advising that the Western Safety Conference would take place in San Francisco at the Exposition Auditorium on June 11th, 12th and 13th. May 31st -- United Associations of Sacramento County and City, concerning Fourth of July Celebration in that city July 3rd and 4th. June 3rd-- A.B.Silva and L. Sachetti, officers of the Pleasanton Business Men's Club requesting permission to use the City Hall on the first Tuesday evening after the first Monday of each month for a business meeting of the Club. June 3rd -- Telegram of Ed. Silveria, offering a bid of $50.00 on the audit of the municipal books. Before taking a short recess the Mayor introduced Mrs. Harris, president of the women's Im rovement Club who was present from the Club with a committee which included Mrs. Pickard, Mrs. Wm- J. Martin and Mrs. Chas. S. Graham. Mrs. Harris, speaking for the committee and the club brought to the attention of the Council the recent trimming and later the removal of a tree from in front of the place of business of A.D.Irwin on Main Street. Mrs. Harris advised that the Club was interested in the planting and the caring of trees within the municipality and had endeavored At all times to safeguard the trees. She - pointed out that this tree had been removed and apparently without due cause after it had not been properly trimmed. She further advised that the Club was anxious to see someone placed in charge who would.see to it in the future that all tree trimming was properly handled. she said further too, that if the municipality was not anxious to further the Club's project of more trees in Pleasanton that they would withdraw game but of course reluctantly. Mayor Orloff then advised the group that the Town took a special interest in "its trees and in th e tree planting and'that the Council especially wished this activity continued and in the future action would be instituted against persons who not only failed to. trim the trees properly but who assisted in their destruction. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 476 to 508 inclusive and amounting to $507.12 as well as the officers' monthly reports. Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had approved claims No. 476 to 508 inclusive and moved that they be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Amaral. He also reported that the finance committee had approved the officers' reports and he moved that they be placed on file.