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X214 Town Pfarshal: -- Showing thatti)he received 457 water bills from the Clerk amounting to 1,070.25. He collected water bills in the amount of 8830.20 and returned water bills to the amount of $240.05 . He also cot ledted 12 licenses 9 $12.00 -- amounting to $144.00. He also collected milk inspection fees in the amount of $34.75 and taxes in the amount of $11.80. Treasurer::;- Showing that the water Deposit Fund had $77.00 cash on hand per last report and since then $12.50 has been collected making a total of $89:50 in the Water Deposit Fund. There was $15.99 in the dater Surplus Fund. No receipts or warrants issued during the month. The Curb and Gutter Project Fund had $616.53 per last report . $38.09 having since been collected making a total of x'644.62 in the Curb and Gutter Project Fund. In accordance with Res61ution #1617', the sum bf $500.00 has been transferred from the Curb & Gutter Project Fund to the General Fund leaving the total in the Curb & Gutter Fund in the amount of $144.62. The Treasurer hid on hand 'in the General Fund the amount of $9365.87, amounts collected during the month $1,905.39, less amounts paid on lot =gin Warrants $1,864-31, leaving x'9,406.95 in the hands of the Treasurer. City Judge:- -The report,sho4;ed that $150.00 had been collected in fines during the month of June. Health Officer:-- Showing report of activities during the month of June, 1937. Fire Chief:=- Showing report of activities during the month of June, 1937• Milk Inspector: -- Showing laboratory report.of milk samples during the month 6f June, 1 Ashton Britten: -- Showing laboratory report of the sewer farm during the month of June 1937. The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. The following communications were then read: June 6th:- -Judge C. A. Gale advising that an official seal was needed for the Muni- cipal Court as required by Chapter 161 -- Statues of 1937 and further advising that same would cost $6.00 and should be ordered for the Court. June 12th: - -Dr. Herrick on behalf of the Livermore Rodeo expressing appreciation for Pleasanton's participation in the Pioneer Parade on June 12th. June 22nd: -- Edward Silveria of San Francisco, submitting a bid df $50.00 to audit the Municipal books in August. June 26th:- -City of Spokane -in re: Fire College to be conducted at Spokane August 11 -14, 1937 by the Pacific'Coast Association of fire Chiefs and writing the Council to send Pleasantonts Fire Chief. June 30th : -,- League of California Municipalities notifying Council of the annual convention at San Jose in September and foimarding questionnaires to be prepared by the Council members. June 30th: - -C. H. Petersen S. Co., of San Francisco inquiring with regards audit of Municipalib66ks this year and asking for consideration. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 1 -41 inclusive and amounting to x9850-65. After the meeting had called to order, Councilman Vadsen acting chairman 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 Olesen, with all of the councilmen present in favor of same. Councilman Madsen also reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that they be placed on file. There were no objections to same. r C Action on the communications were taken as follows: June 6th: - -Judge C. A. Gale. Filed June 12th: - -Dr. Herrick. Filed June 22nd: -- Edward Silveria. His bid was accepted on motion of Councilman Amaral seconded by Councilman Madsen with all of the councilmen present in favor of same. As the vnork is to progress early in August the Clerk requested a weeks vacation while Mr. Silveria vgas at it. The same was granted. June 26th: - -City of Spokane -the city Council decided against i;ity funds being used to send the Fire Chief to the convention. Instead, it-felt that the League Con- vention in San Jose as regards the Council and Clerk attending was more important. June 30th: -- League of California Municipalities -the questionnaires were ordered prepared and handed the City Clerk to be fo7marded to headquarters, also that the rierpbers of the Council and ;'lerk make a special effort to go to San Jose in September for the League Convention. June 10th: - -C. H. Petersen and Co., of San Francisco. Filed. r