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f , Treasurer:--,--Showing that the dater Deposit Fund had $61.00 per last report and that 05.00 had been drawn leaving 56.00 in the Water Deposit Fund. The Curb and'Gutter Revolving Fund had $132.85 since the last report and that $493.68 had been collected during the month -making a total of $626.53, less, amount of warrants issued $228.28,r leaving a cash balance in the Curb and Gutter Revolving Fund.,of $398.25.: The Treasurer had $8236.95 per last report and collections had amounted to $13561:66 making a total of $9593.61, less amount of warrants issued, $2070-�0-95, leaving $7522.66 balance in the hands of the Treasurer.., , City Judge: -- Report showed that nothing had been received during the month of July as regards fines etc. Health Officer:-- Showing,activities during the month of July, 1935 and also suggestions made. Fire Chief:--Showing activities. dur inng the month of July, 1935 and also n making suggestion s and recommendations. Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory Report of Milk samples for the month of July, 1935. Building Inspector; -- Showing that one .building permit and two electrical permits had been granted during the month of July, 1935. The reports were referred to the finance committee for exmaination and report. The following communications were then read: July 8th -- Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company, regarding the placing of an anchor guy on Second Street. July 10th -- League of California Municipalities, concerning newest developments in the California work relief program. July 11th- -City Attorney, Walter T. Nilson, advising with reference to the signing of the duplicate copy of the lice e from the Western Pacific Railroad Company and advising that it was opinion that the "Railroad Company has a right to insist upon the execution of a license of this kind, as the ditch is running over their property and they would have the right to hold back at least some of the water that flows through it'! "The terms and conditions c onta ined in the license are those which are ususally contained in such instruments as a matter of form, and I see no objection to your signing these agreements as Mayor of the Town." July 11th - -City Attorney, Walter T. Nilson;; advising with reference to the proposed agreement for Street acid Highway Lighting submitted by the Pacific Gas & Electric Company and covering street lighting on. the streets of the Town of Pleasanton for a period of five years. Mr. Nilson advised that he believed that "the power of the City Council to enter into this-agreement for this period of time can be questionedt" In view of the fact that the agreement would extend beyond the present terms of all of the members of the Council. He suggested that a contract'of one or two years be entered into. July 12th -- League of California Municipalities, expressing appreciation of municipality joining with it in the,work which it is doing.' California Municipalities, inviting Pleasanton to allow July 15th -- League of p � it to represent it before the State Board of Equalization in Oakland in connection with the hearing on the valuations of the property of Public Utilities. The communication se.t forth that in all probability the valuations now set up would be given a fmrt.her cut and that proper representation would save considerable as regards cuts to the various cities of the state. The League solicited a contribution of $10.00 from Pleasanton for representing it. July 29th - -Works Progress Administration with regards to WPA project proposals. August 2nd--Works Progress Administration inviting the City Clerk to attend a meeting at the Court House on Tuesday afternoon, August 6th at' 2:30 P.M. August 2nd- -Henry A. Cook, with regards to insurance on the new fire truck and asking that his agency be considered. The Coiineilreceived an application for a dance permit from the Pleasanton Junior Chamber of Commerce-for a dance to be held at the I.•D.E.S. Hall on August 24th. There were no obfections - from the Council to same being granted. The Clerk then read the following memorandums from the State Board of Equalization with reference to licenses recently issued by the Board: