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1174 or so the muni®ipality would have to rivert to its own pumping facilities and that it should be prepared to meet same when the time came. Mr. Silver advised tith regards to the Water District situation which was somewhat .along the same line. The following resolutions were then read: Resolution No. 1581 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of March and amounting to $745.00. of " No. 1-582 -- Authorizing and instructing the Clerk to borrow from the General Fund and--transfer to the Municipal Bond Fund and the 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond fund the following: To the Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $216.94 and to the 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund-$521.66 or 'a total of $738.60. " No. 1583 -- Authorizing And instructing the Clerk to draw a warrant On the Town Treasurer in favor of T.H.Silver the sum of $3062.50 in payment of the 26th municipal bond and 15 coupons of interest and the 8th Municipal Improvement Bond of 1929 and 29 coupons of interest. Action on the resolutions.* were,-!taki�n.;as follows: Resolution No. 1581 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Amaral and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. to If No. 1582 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. No. 1583 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen in favor of same. There being no further business the me in adjourned session and to canvass the ele Approved: mee t it 20th. Pleasanton, California, April 20, 1936. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in adjourned session on.the above written date witki Thos. Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were :Councilman Madsen, Rivolta, Olesen, Amaral and Orloff. 'City "Attorney Nilson appeared before the Council with regards to the slopewall matter. He advised that a restraining order had been issued against the Town of Pleasanton and that a hearing to show cause had been set before Judge T. W. Harris, in Court No. 1 for Thursday afternoon, April 23d at 2 o'clock. He further advised that Ih- s.Lucas, who had a deed of trust -on the CrS:Richards property was claiming that her security in the property.had been interferred with and that the property value had been lessened. Attorney Nilson also advised with regards to other matters set forth in the complaint. He then took up with the Council the matter of extra work as regards presenting the matter to the court and the probability that additional fees would have to be asked.in connection with this additional work. Mayor Orloff expressed himself as being willing to have additional legal expenses satisfied for providing no unnecessary work became involved in the matter. The Council concurred with Mayor Orloff and accordingly it was so ordered. The Council then took up the matter of the municipal election on Tuesday, April 14th. The Clerk presented 10 Absent Voters' ballots which were publicly opened before the Council and with Mayor Orloff reading off the ballots and the Clerk acting as Clerk for same. The absent voters' ballots received gave the following count:for Councilmen, Peter C. Madsen 9 votes, Thos. Orloff 8 votes, Ambrose Rivolta 8 votes; for Treasurer, T.H.Silver 8 votes and Clerk, Ernest W. 3chween 10 votes. The Clerk then,read Resolution 1584, a resolution declaring the result of the election. Same was adopted on motion of Councilman lla.dsen °, seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the councilmen in favor of same. There being no further-..business the meeting j2ourne s' die. App ro v t _ �f °Clerk �- yor