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1218 would be- very well advanced and the entire job completed very.sho rtly. The'Clerk, then brought up the- matter'of the Annual financial Statement of -the Town of Pleasanton for the period ending June 30', 1937: Acting Mayor Rivolta had a few questions to ask the Clerk concerning the: curb and gutter project accounts and delinquent taxes. After these questions had been answered by the Clerk, Acting Mayor Rivolta expressed appreciation for the completeness of the report. Councilman Olesen had some questions with regards assessments etc. and after these were answered he expressed appreciation for the detailed report. Councilman Amaral had nothing to say. Acting .Mayor Rivolta took up the matter of gasoline money received-from the State for street improvements. He queried the Ulerk with regards to whether any further advice had been received as regards money available. The Clerk advised that no recent reports had been been received from the State. It was ordered that the Clerk should take up.the matter with City Engineer'John'Mancini and have'him query the department with regards the matter. The following resolutions were then presented Resolution No. 1620 -- Authorizing the payment -of the sa]aries of the municipal officers for the month of July and amountingto $770.00. This resolution was adopted on motion of Councilman Amaral-9 seconded by Council- man Olesen and with all the Councilmen present voting in favor of s ame'. resolution No. 1621 -- Authorizing and instructing the Clerk to cancel License No. 15 -- Crivello Brothers Fish Co., dated July 1, 1937 -- $16.00 as deliveries were discontinued on June 30, 1937.. This resolution was adopted on motion of touncilman Amaral, seconded by Council - Van Olesen and with all the Councilmen present voting in favor of same. The Clerk then presented the one year contract of the Pacific'Gas 8c Blectric Company for street lighting and including: 57 - 100 candlepower lamps without refractors 2 - 250 ff, w i th q, It i - 400 lamp :: « r: 2'2 - 600 " ornamental brackets The contract was ordered signed by the acting Mayor and the Clerk on motion of council- man Amaral seconded by Councilman Olesen and with all the Councilmen present in favor of same. The Clerk then presented the assessment roll of the Town..of Pleasanton of° Pleasanton completed as of-July 30th and was accepted by the Council. I•t was ordered that the Council should meet and organize as a Board of .Nquali-zation on Monday evening, August 9th and remain in session until 8:30 and if all the business of the meeting was..not completed that they should meet on the following night at the same hour for such succeeding nights as might be required. The customary'notice of this meeting etc. was order published. Fire Chief Letham spoke to the Council and recommended the sale of the chassis on the Star Fire Truck, stating that he had a buyer for same at 6100.00 and also that a ray truck was being contemplated by,the Farm Bureau committee. Councilman Olesen advised keeping the truck if it could be used by some other department. Councilman Rivolta felt it might be well to do so proving same was to advantage. After some discussion among the Councilmen the matter was laid over until the special meeting. Councilman Amaral" took up the matter of disposing the truck which is registered in the name of the town of Pleasanton and the method of proceedure and after a discussion on the matter he stated that he would take up same with the City Attorney. There being no further business the meeting a ourned at X30 to meet in special session, Monday evening, August 9th at 8 o''clock.// Pleasanton•, California, August 9. 1937: The Town Council,of th "own of 'Pleasanton was called to order at 7:30 o'clock on the above written date--_w1 nO-esen, yor_Ainbarose _ Rivolta presiding. - Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen A , e , maral, and Rivolta. Councilman Orlgt f was absent. Acting Mayor Rivolta stated that the meeting had been called to consider the matter of decorating the streets of Pleasanton during the Fieta at the town's expense and also with regards.to waiving carnival license to-be charged. Also that the fire truck matter, would be further heard: Messrs. Trimingham and Alameda of the Fiesta committee stated to the Council that they did not wish the money from the City to pay.for the decorating of the streets and the city hall, which would aggregate $100.00 but that they wished the town to take care of this work and pay for same. Mr. Alameda stated Stith regards to the waiving of the carnival license, that he felt a small carnival company would be secured and if the license =would