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1160) Superintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to .292.44 during the month of December, 1935• Town Marshal: -- Showing that he received 1 license from the Clerk amounting to 12.00 and 42 water bills amounting to $1022.85. That he collected water bills amounting to 1779.80 and returned wa:te.r•:bills amounting to $243.05. He also collected licenses amounting to $96.00 as follows: 8 licenses @ $12.00 -- $96.00. He collected Milk Inspection Fees amounting to $31.40 and taxes amounting to $2809.39.. Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had %56.00 on hand per last report and that $10.00 had been collected during the month making a total of $66.00, less amount of warrants issued $5.00 leaving -61.00 in the plater Deposit Fund. The Curb and Gutter Project Fund had $126.42 on hand per last report and since then $5.00 had been received making a total of $131.42. The Treasurer had $8962.51 on hand per last report in the General Fund and since then collections had amounted to $3885.18 making a total of $12847.69, less amount of warrants issued $1700.09, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the Treasurer of $11,147.60. City Judge: -- Report showed that $30.00 had been collected during the month of Deecce— mb_e_r, 1936. Fire Chief: -- Showing report of activities during the month of December, 1935• Health Officer: -- Showing report of activities for the month of December, 1935• Building Inspector: -- Report showed that one electrical permit and one building permit had been granted during the month. . Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory report on Milk Samples for December, 1935• The reports were referred to the finance committee for examination and report: T'he following' communications were then read: December 16, 1935. Dixwell L. Pierce, Secretary, State Board of Equalization, referri.ng to certain information necessary to be submitted to the Board in connection with resolution asking that expenditures of the %own of Pleasanton be increased $2000.00 in connection with the slope wall project and street improvement. December 20, 1915. City of Berkeley, advising that no sidewalks were put in as a federal works project. December 26& �O City of San Leandro, referring to curb and gutter but not advising with reference to sidewalks. January 6, 1916. T. H. Silver for Pleasanton Fire Department' advising that the allottment of $120.00 for the years'1933-34-35 had not been paid and amounting to $360.00. January. 6, 1916. Ashton Britten, submitting-analysis for the month of December and advising that expenes (professional service and operation of car and amounting to $39.50) had been incurred. The Clerk then read application for permission to hold a dance from the Junior Chamber of Commerce. for January 18th at the I.D.E.S. Hall and signed by Cyril A. Bairos and an application from the Parish Social Club for February 8th at the I.D'.E.S. Hall and also signed by Cyril A. Bairos. There were no objections from the Board to these applications being granted. The Clerk then read the following notification of liquor license applications: On Sale Distilled Spirits, Daniel Pons dba Roosevelt Hotel, 537 Main St. On Sale Distilled Spirits James George, Cor. Main and Angela Streets On Sale Beer & Wine James George, Cur. fain & Angela Streets On Sale Beer & Wine Karl Bieler, 443 Main Street On Sale Beer and Wine Daniel Pons dba Roosevelt Hotel Retail Package Off Sale Beer & Wine Carl Frudden dba Frudden's Cash Grocery, 405 fain St. On Sale Beer Albert L. Johnson dba Johnson's Billiard Parlor Retail Package Off -Sale Beer & Wine Carl Frudden dba Frudden's Cash Grocery, 405 Main St. Wine Bottling or Packaging License A. D. Irwin 725 Main Street 17068 18365 18364 1$371 17o6g 14735 16232 B -15461 Z -7021 After a short discussion on the above by the Council, the Clerk was instructed to advise the State Board of Equalization that there was no objection to these licenses r.. 1hdving been issued.