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1206 Mr. Jorgensen appeared on behalf of the Junior Chamber of Commerce with reference to the sign matter, which had been heard before the Council on two previous occasions. Councilman Amaral made a report with regards .to .what other municipalities were doing as regards signs and principally those owned and maintained by the municipality. Some of the Councilmen were averse to any guaranty being made as regards a definite sum for a sign located outside the city limits. After a discussion on same, Councilman Rivolta moved that an advertising fund be set up as of July 1, 1937 in the amount of $200.00, said fund to be available for assisting with the maintance of the sign and such other advertising propositions as the council might entertain. His motion was seconded by Councilman Amaral with all the Councilmen in favor of same. The Clerk spoke in behalf of the Fund and the necessity of occasionally hearing from the Junior Chamber of Commerce with regards to what was being expended etc. from its- private.funds as well as the money allowed by the Council, it being understood that from the a vertising fund a.imaxiffium $150.00 would be turned over to the Junior - Chamber of.Commerce„a various times during the fiscal year-. George Hansen, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce expressed the appreciation of the organization for the help given by-the Council and also threw attention to the fact that the sign would be a,-Junior Chamber of Commerce sign. He also brought to the attention of the Council the necessity of stimulating business in the community and advertising it more extensive) y. At the conclusion of his remarks the Mayor queried Attorney Nilson in regards to what might be expended for•advertieang purposes and City Attorney Nilson reported that funds might be expended from receipts received towards advertising etc. and concurred with the Clerk in somuch as where funds were expended that there should be some record available of what had been done with them. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock to meet in regular session, Monday evening, May 3d at 8 o'clock. Approved: Pleasanton, California, May 3, 1937. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was culled to order at. 8:00 o'clock on the above written date with Mayor `rhos. Orloff presiding: Present at roll call were Councilman Rivolta, Dlesen and Orloff. Councilman Madsen and Amaral were late. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and slight corrections were ordered made with regards to the part time special officer to be employed by the municipality as traffic officer etc. Also with reference to the $150.00 to be turned over to the Junior Chamber of Commerce for the sign. In the, former regard it was understood that Councilman Amaral was to have the privilege of considering applicants etc. and making such recommendations to the Council as he saw f.it. As regards the latter, it was understood that a maximum of 0150.00 would be paid to the Junior Chamber of Commerce for the maintenance of the sign, said sum to be divided and payable at various times during the fiscal year. The Clerk then presented Claims No'438 -to 472 inclusive and amounting to $1069.99 as follows: Claim No. 433 -- Pacific Gas &; Electric Co., electricity $173.14 434 -- It n n n ►t t► r► IT it 3.50 435 -- 11 11 it it it it rt rl it 11.63 436 -- IT IT " " r' " IT power 80.26 437 -- n n n n n n n IT 7.79 438 -- IT If n n IT n if n 50 439 -- " " it " " " If electricity .04 440 -- n it if IT if It It it it 2.08 441 -- It n n n n it IT gas 2.26 442 -- Elizabeth S. Pelle, supplies 21.96 443- -Frank Mello, repairs 1.75 444 - -Frank Qiada, cleaning streets 36.88 445 -- Manuel Avilla, man and team plowing 18.00 446 -- 11 is if if r' it 6.00 447 -- Ashton Britten, professional services 30.00 448 -- Pleasanton Township County Water District, water 186.00 449-- Crultkshank & Kolln, supplies and labor 21.86 40-- 5 'T tt 11 r► tt it it If 1.63 451 -- rl If IT tl IT IT It 1.53 452 -- Pleasanton Service station supplies. and repairs 8.07 453 -- n r►, n n n n n n n 2.31 454 -- Pleasanton Electric9o, supplies .93 455 -- rt n If rt n n n it 72 456 -- Pleasanton Agricultural Works, repairs 4.50 457-- J.N.Munatz, supplies 5.86 458 - -G & L Auto Service, supplies 10.33 459 -- Daniel Pons, meals for prisoners 2.52 460-- Ratti's Restaurant,. meals for prisoners .72 461 -- Pacific Telephone & Elegraph Co., phone calls 1.25 462 -- Electric Service Co., repairs etc. 2.46 463 -- IT IT it 11 11 labor "and supplies 2.35 464 -- Justinian Caire Co., supplies 8.27 4¢5 -- n n n r► n n n 6.23 466 - -A. Carlisle,& Co., supplies 2.24 467-- R.A.*Hansen stove oil 14.42 468 -- Signal Oil Gomany, gasoline 28.88 469 -- Associated Oil' ompany, gasoline 470 - -Globe Indemnity Company, bond of City Clerk 5.00 471 -- Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland, bond of Treasurer 30.00 472 -- Pacific Indemnity Company, liability policy 300.00 of 04