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y. Su erintendent of Streets: -- Showing that work on the streets had amounted to 108.7 during the month of November, 1936. Town Marshal: -- Showing that he received 449 water bills from the Clerk amounting 'to $1346.05. He collected water bills amounting to $998.10 and returned water bills amounting to $347.95. He collected 9 licenses @'$12.00 amounting to X108.00 and Milk Inspection fees amounting to $34.06. He collected first installment of taxes amounting to x'3227.14 and $751.01 second installments, making a total of $3978.15. Treasurer: -- Showing that the Water Deposit Fund had $66.00 on hand per last report and since then $10.00 had been collected making a total of $76.00 less x;2.50 paid out, leaving $73.50 in the Water Deposit Fund. The (later Surplus.- Fund had $15.59 on hand per last report. No collections made during the month. The Curb and Gutter Project fund had $343.24 on hand per last report and since then $16.69 had been collected making a total of.$359.93 in the Curb and Gutter Project fund. The general fund'had 6069.87 on hand per last report and since then $5356.28 had been collected making a total of $11,426.15, less amount of warrants issued $2783.55, leaving,$8642.60 in the'General Fund. Fire Chief: -- Showing report of activities during the month of November, 1936. City Judge: -- Report showed that $40.00..had been collected during the month of November, 1936. Health Officer: -- Showing report of activities during the month of November, 1936. Milk Inspector:--Showing laboratory report of milk samples for the month of November, 193 Building Inspector: -- Report showed that one building permit and one electrical permit had been issued during the month of November. Ashton Britten: -- Showing laboratory report at the sewer farm for the month of November, 1936. The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. The following communications were then read: Nov. 18 - Frank Viada,,presenting'application for garbage business in and around the Town of Pleasanton. Nov. 23 - Clyde Potvin, presenting application for the job of disposing the municipal garbage. Nov. 25 - Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, protesting -taxes to be paid for the fiscal year 1936 -37.' Nov. 28 Velma Ruppel, secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary, requesting permission to decorate the Christmas tree again this year. The Clerk then presented an application for a dance permit for December 19th at the I.D.E.S. Hall and given by Joe Antonini and Bog Gibson. There were no objections to same and the dance permit was granted. A recess followed during; which the finance committee examined Claims No. 234. to 273 inclusilre and amounting to $634.96. After the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Rivoita of the finance committee reported that the committee had examined and approved the claims and made a motion to the effect that they be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen, and with all the councilmen in favor of same. Councilman Rivolta'also reported that the officers':. monthly reports were accepted and moved that they be.placed on file. Charles S. Graham appeared before the Council in behalf of Mr. Doucette.and himself and with regards to the gutter condition in front. of their business property on Main Street which were affected during the winter season by water standing in front of same. Mr. Graham brought up the matter of the walnut tree in front of the First National Bank and referred to it as causing some of the condition to be -as it was. After a discussion among the councilmen_, Councilman Olesen was appointed to look into the matter and to discuss same with the officials of the First National Bank, Clyde Potvin appeared before the Council with regards to his application'to .dispose of the town's garbage and the Mayor.advised him that should any change be made his application would be considered. 'Andrew Jorgensen appeared in behalf of the Junior Chamber of Commerce with reference to the sign to be set up by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and to be maintained by the Town of Pleasanton. Mr. Jorgensen referred to the matter having been brought to the attention of the Council at the council meeting in August and said that his organization was very anxious for.a.report at this time.. After a discussion on the matter Mayor Orloff appointed councilman Amaral to look into the matter as it is handled in other cities where municipalities are contributing to the maintenance of signs which are not the property of the municipality. ', I - . I