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followed and it seemed generally felt that such an outfit would be very helpful and accordingly on motion of Councilman Olesen, seconded by Councilman Rivolta same was ordered purchased. Councilman Madsen also advised that he had lately had a conversation with Mr. Espy of the San Francisco Water Department and that Mr. Espy had advised that the water was .,coming up fast in the wells in and around Pleasanton. ' Councilman Amaral had nothing in particular to report upon and advised the Councarl that at the next meeting he hoped to have some information with regards the sign matter. Councilman Olesen brought up the matter of the Neal Street crossing and asked the Clerk to read Decision Nb— 39282 of the Railroad Commission of the State of 941iforn•ia setting forth its opinion and order. At the conclusion of the reading of the decision, Mayor Orloff expressed himself as feeling that the cost to the city for- the work to,.-be 'done-was a little excessive and that he felt that same might be reduced. Mr. Nilson-exp.lained the matter as contained in the decision and `also that the Southern Pacific had referred it to -its proper authorities who had accepted the decision. He recommended that the town do the same. Stir. Nilson also discussed the costs of the work which would aggregate about $2100.00 and also mentioned that the details of the work Could have to. be worked out with the railroad cormnissionbefore the work could be proceeded with. There was no action taken by the council on the work to be done. Gouncilman Olesen also brought to the attention of the Council that he had met Mr. Harding of the First-National Bank and took up the matter with him as regards the curb and gutter and sidewalk in the immediate vicinity of the bank. Mr. Harding promised to report the matter to the bank officials at an early date and to advise Mr. Olesen thereafter. Councilman Oi'esen also brought up the matter of tree.plarting to be done within the city limits this coming spring. He reported that the Woman's Improvement Club -were.,rilling to assist with the expense of procuring the trees. Following a short discussion among the councilmen it-was decided to see how many trees would be'needed and also to regard the wishes of some of the property owners with regards the trees to be planted in front of their respective property. Mr. Olesen also discussed the garbage situation and reported that recently parties had spoken to him concerning procuring a license to carry on this business. Mr. Olesen was advised that no license had been charged garbage dealers in the past, they being permitted to operate.within the city limits at the pleasure of the council providing that they carried on their work satisfactorily. 'Mr. Olesen also brought up the matter of putting in sidewalks in certain sections of the municipality as a WPA project. After a short discussion it was ordered that Mr. Olesen should investigate the - matter and.report on same at the next meeting. The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No.1603 -- Authorizing the payment -of the: salaries of the municipal officers for the month of December and amounting to $770.00. Resolution No. 1604 -- Authorizing and instructing the the Town Treasurer for the sum of $50.00 in payment $12.50 each and amounting to $50.00 on the Municipal Action on the resolutions taken as follows: Resolution No. 1603 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Rivolta with all the councilmen Clerk to draw a warrant on of 4 coupons of interest ,@ Water Bonds. Madsen, seconded by Councilman in favor of same. Resolution No. 1604 -- Adopted on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by,Councilman Rivolta and with all the councilmen in favor of same. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:35 o'clock to meet in regular session, Monday evening, February let at 7:30 P.M. Appro d: Clerk od vorgy—)A Pleasanton, Palifornia, February 1, 1937- The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order at 7130 on the above *wri tten date with Mayor Thos. Orloff presiding. -Present at roll call were: Councilman Madsen, Orloff, Rivolta and Amaral. Councilman,Olesen was absent. The minutes of the January 4th meeting were adopted as read. The Clerk then presented Claims ,No- 311 to 343 inclusive and amounting to $803.77 as follows: Claim No. 311 -- Pacific Gas & t-lectric Company, 312 -- it n et n' n u n n 313 -- m n n n a n m to 314 -- ro n n it m it It it 315-- n a n n r► it rr It 316 to u It n rr It n o 317 -- to n a 318 -� - a 319 -- Alexander Higuera, labor 320= -Joe Llanes, labor 321- -Frank Viada, cleaning streets electricity n n- a n a n power electricity power gas . electricity 322 -- Ashton Britten; professional services $173.14 4.74 78.$5 . 50 11.36 7.25 3.68 3.00 1.50 17.50 30.00