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The Clerk then presented the following reports of the, municipal. officers: , Mater Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at 4 places and off at 7 places. Planted trees at sewer farm and burned out ponds at sewer farm. the report showed that there were 427 taps in town and 38 outside of town. There,w6re 499 services in town (On 459, Off 40) and 42 services outside of town.(On,38, Off 4), total number.of.services 541. The income from the department amounted to $786.15 and the expenses $334.811 leaving a total over and above expenses of $451.344. Total hours pumping 102--, total gallons water pumped' 3,ioo,000. Town Clerk: -- Showing that he had delivered 70 licenses for collection, to the Marshal, amounting to $1452.00 and 464 water bills amounting to $1000:75. The balance-cash on hand per last report $12570.399 amounts since collected: Licenses from Marshal $620.00, Taxes from Marshal $62..31, interest First National Bank of Pleasanton $3.75, water bills from Marshal $791.25, milk inspection-fees from Marshal $34:50, fees from Recorder• s Court $10.00. From Town Clerk: Personal property taxes $2.109 Special:- woman's Improve- ment'Club for trees $20.00, Castlewood Club for supplies $7.66, State Compensation Insurance Fund , rebate $94.51, making'a total of $149,416.47, leas warrants issued January 3 and 25th $1,582.33, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the treasurer of $12t834.14. The balance was divided as follows: General Fund $9951 ;08, water bond Fund $545.82, City Hall Bond Fund $13.47, 1929 Municipal Improvement J3ond fund $1396.44, Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $927.32. Su erintendent,of Streets: - -The report showed that work on the streets for the month of January amounted to 53.50. The expenses of the department for the month amounted to $86.73. Town Marshal: -- Showing that he received 464 water bills from the Clerk amounting to 1000.75. He collected water bills amounting to $791.25 and returned water bills amounting to 209.50. He also collected licenses amounting to $$2'0.00 as follows: 3 licenses @'412.00 -- $36.00, 19 licenses (" °$16.00 -- $304:009 1 license 9 $20.00 - $20.00, 1 license U $60.00 -- $60.00 and 4 licenses 9- $100.00 - $400.00.. He*also. collected milk inspection fees amounting to $34.50 and taxes amounting to $62.31. Treasurer: - -The water Deposit Fund had $102.00 on'hand per last report and since then 2.50 had been collected making a total of $104.50, less $5.00 paid out, leaving $99.50 in the Pater Deposit Fund. There was $15.99 in the dater Surplus Fund. There was $151.97 in the Curb and Gutter"Proj ect Fund. The General Fund had $12,570.39 on hand per last report and sincethen $19t46:o&, had been collected, less $1582.33 paid out leaving $12,834.14 on hand in the General Fund. City Judge : - The report showed that $10.00 had been collected during the month of January. Fire Chief:-- Shvwi.ng report of activites of the department for the month of January. Health Officer: -- Showing report of activities for the months of December and January. Milk Inspector:- Showing laboratory report on milk samples for the month of January. Ashton'Britten: -- Showing laboratory report of work done at sewer farm during the month of January. The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. No communication s, were received during the month. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 285 to 385 inclusive and amounting to $812.34. After the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had examined and approved the. claims and made a motion to the affect that they be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Amaral. Councilman Rkvolta, Amaral, Trimingham and Orloff voted that all of the claims be paid and Councilman YGadsen voted that all claims be paid except Claim No. 295 (Hedberg) and Claim 297 (Hansen) on.which he voted No. Councilman Rivolta reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that they be placed on file. There were no objections to same. Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilities Committee reported that during the month 70 oleander trees had been set out at the sewer farm. He stated that the variety selected should do well and at the same time make an attractive appearance at the sewer farm. Councilman Amaral of the Laws and Judiciary Committee reported that an oil heater had been installed at the jail during the past month and that same was working out .satisfactorily. He stated further that a new heater had been needed for sometime and t4at it became imperative that one be secured and accordingly arrangements had been made with-Mr. R... A. Hansen to take care of the work. ter. Amaral also- drew attention to corresponding with the County Engineer concerning.the bridge on lower Division Street. He reported that in recent conversation with 111r. Mancini". '.of hayward, that 1dr. Mancini had asked him to report to the Council that he had lately spoken with Mr. Mattos of the Dtuision of Highways concerning funds to be allocated,by the State for street improvements in Pleasanton and that at an early date a report would be sutimit.ted. Councilman Trimingham of the Street and Building Committee reported that .a request had come from Mrs. Marie Kohler Bieri with reference to topping the locust trees in the vicinity of her property on St. Tiohn's Street. Mr. 'Trimingham took the matter up with Mr. Rodrigues who recommended that the trees were in unsafe condition and should be removed. Mr. Trimingham reported that,Vrs. Bieri was willing to remove the trees 4MA Plant new ones if the necessary permission was granted. the Council expressed fi'ue .'vv.11ingness to permit these trees to be taken out providing they were replaced with new trees. Mr. Trimingham also reported that a request had been received with reference to removing walnut trees from in front of the Andrade property on the Spring Street Lane. He further reported that an inspection of these trees disclosed