1933-03-07 Regular CC MinutesMarch 7 1933.
REGULAR MEETING 07 THE COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ALAMEDA, TUESDAY EVENING,
MARCH 7 1933.
The meeting convened: at B -Ock' with Councii-Fresideut Murray presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Leydecker, Schaefer, Shanly and President-Murray (4)
were noted present. Absent: Councilman Morris (1).
With an added provision that Mrs, W. E. Varcoe be notified that the Council in adjourning,
did so out of respect to the memory of her late husband, the former City Clerk, the minutes of the
regular meeting of February 21st, 1933, were approved as read.
ORAL COMLUNICATIONS:
• Mr. W. R. Calcutt
an alleged statement of the City Mianager.
ressed the Council
WRITTEN 001a1UNICATIONS:
reference to a newspaper article concerning
2. I From the North Side Protective Club, expressing a wish to go on record as being opposed
to re-classification of the property on Buena Vista Avenue., East of Webster Street.
Communication was ordered filed.
0. From various property owners objecting to re-classification of property on the North
side of Buena Vista a Avenue between Webster Street and the Southern Pacific tracks.
Communication was ordered filed.
From the Mayor, City Manager, and Auditor, reporting that the money and securities in
the City Treasury hacL, been counted on February 23,.1933, and there was chargeable to and
under the control of the City Treasury, the sum of 088,433.10 (Five Hundred Eighty-eight
Thousand, Four Hundred Thirty-three Dollars, Ten Cents) which sum, according to the Auditors'
books, was the amount which should at the time have been in the City Treasury. The comm-
unication was without objection ordered filed.
5. 1 ' From the Alameda Women's Civic Club, requesting that funds be advanced to the Alameda
Unemployment Association for the purchase of gasoline, seed, etc. Without objection, the
communication was ordered referred to the Alameda County Charity Board.
From the Alameda Improvement Club, suggesting the City Council endeavor to secure from
the Southern Pacific Company and the University of California, a one-hundred foot right-of-way
for a street, running from Pacific Junction to the Cities' property on the North end of Benton
Field. Without objection, the communication was referred to the City Manager, with the re-
quest that he report to the next meeting of the Council.
0 1 From the Alameda improvement Club, suggesting amendments to the Ordinance known as the
"Alameda Zone Ordinance". The communication was ordered filed.
8. From Jordan & Ticoulet, submitting report of the financial condition in the cit
fiscal year 1922-33, as of January 31st 1933. Communication was ordered filed.
10.
ORDINANCES FOR PASSAGE:
Ordinance No.
New Series
RECLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY
South-,East'Corner of Regent
Street'and Central Avenue.
or „
Mr. Schaefer moved that the Ordinance, as read, be adopted, seconded by Er. Shanly, and
on roll call carried by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Leydecker, Schaefer, Shanly and President-Miurray (4).
NOES: None,
ABSENT: Councilman Eorris (1)
Ordinance No.
New Series
RECLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY
Lot 40 x 147.50 feet on North-
erly line of Buena Vista Avenue,
46.09 feet Westerly from South-
ern Pacific Right-of-Way.
On motion of 'Dir. Schaefer, seconded by Er. Leydecker, and unanimously carried. Action
on this Ordinance was postponed until the first meeting in April, 1933.
March 7, 1933.
11. NG:
12, 4e/
Oath of Office of Thomas M. Lane, Chief of the Fire Department.
Affidavit of Fubiloation, Election Proclamation,
13. 7 Affidavit of Publication, Election Notices.
BILLS.
Claims against the General D _a tments amounting to 2719.77; Police Department, ,,?89.36;
Fire Department, ,98.91; Street Department, ::31546.01; Health Department, :98.14; Store Department,
.80.51- Recreation Department, -466.12; Golf Course )er)ertment, ,)722.95; Compensation Insurance
Fund, ,49.00; East Bay Municipal Utility District, .2445.64; Street Improvement Fund, 271.98.
Services on election
Juror's Fees- Police Court
Alameda Printing Company
Alameda Repair & Supply Company
Alameda Times-Star
Baker-Hamilton & Pacific Co.
Berle, C. A.,
Bryant, Ralph E. City Lanager
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Cameron, Florence W.
East Bay blue Tint & Supply Co.
East Bay 1unicipal Utility District
Enc inal Press
Ford, N. O.
Ford, Ted
Fuller & Co., E. P.
Grandjean & Co., Ches.-
Keyston Bros.
McKenna, Eleanor
Eurray, il1iam F.
Park Street Garage
Piatt Photo Company
Simonson% E.,.
Smith Brothers
Vosburgh Hardware Company
estern States Grocery Company
Alameda Steam Laundry
Baker, Hamilton, Pacific Co.
Dietz Motor Company
French Oxygen Co., F. W.
Friedman Co., Inc. , M.
Mercury Press
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Smiths Restaurant
Union Oil Co.. of California
Vick's Super Service
tern Auto Supply Company
Cox Wellman, -Inc.
East Bay Municipal Utility District
French Oxygen Co., F. W.
Grandgean & Co., Chas.
Lane, Thomas M.
Rhodes & Jamieson & Co.
Standard Oil Comnany of California
GEN' DPARTLENTS.
Ballot envelopes
Galzing
Printing Resolutions and
payment on acct of Mun.Code
Transom lifter, hose
Services, Assessor
Reimbursing Revolving Fund
Chair, City Clerk's Office
Services, election
Drawing paper, lettering set
'ilater, City Hall & fountains
Printing, Assessor
Printing, Assessor, election
Lettering signs, City Hall
Paints, etc.
Sal-Soda
Upholstering materials
Services
Mayor's allowance
Repairs, Building Inspector
Mounting old Print
Services, Assessor
Office Supplies
Hardware supnlies, City Hall
Bon AMi
Total.........................
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Laundry
Wringer nails
Auto Service
Oxygen
Traffic paint
Printing
Gas - Pound
Meals for jail 2 months
Gasoline for motorcycles
Tire repairs
Servicing Radios
Total
000 00*******************
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Repairs, bearings
Water service
Oxygen
Soda
Reimbursing Revolving Fund
3tove Oil
Gasoline
Otal*••00•••••••••••••••••••OV
189.15
25.30
46.98
1.50
le05.24
8,48
43,40
142.41A
19.60
50.00.
14.10
17.19
46.60
99.87
13.00
24.15
2.25
7.29
50.00
50,00
8.65
.75
43,40
2.36
6.55
1.55
2719.77
.67
2.23
8.00
21.00
.60
6.50
1.37
21.75
6.25
2.76
16.24
89.36
6.10
30.15
6-.00
11,88
7,50
18.53
18.75
98,91
March 7, 1933.
Labor
Baker-Hamilton-Pacific. Co.
Chanslor & Lyon Stores, Inc.
Cranston, A. R.
Dennen Company, V. W.
Dietz Motor Company
East Bay Municipal Util. Dist.
East Bay Municipal Util. Dist.
Inter-Urban Express Corp.
Linde Air Products Company
Loop Lumber & Mill Co.
Moreland Sales Corporation
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Ransom, Bernard
Rhodes & Jamieson,- Ltd.
Standard Oil Co. of California
Whitmore's GaraEe
Vosburgh Hardware Go,
Bennett Cbmnany, The L. H.
Braun-KneCht-Heimann Co.
Crocker Company, Inc., H. S.
Island City Ice Cempany
Kreuntz, Pred
Martin, J. A.
Park Street Garage
Pauline, Rosemarie
Reiss, 11.20.1 H.
Taysum Laboratory, Inc.
Vick's Super Service
Vosburgh Hardware Co.
Winberg, Mrs. G. H.
Crocker Company, Inc., H. S.
Kling-Dawers Stationery Co.
Standard Oil Company of Cal.
Alameda Plumbing & Supply Co.
California Hill & Lumber Co.
Dietz ,_otor Company
East Bay 1.unicipal Util. Dist.
Fuller & Company H. P.
Goff, Tom
Grobon & eerns
Skelly, Sam
Standard Oil Co. of California.
Vosburgh Hardward Co.
Labor
Alameda Steam Laundry
Calcutt, R.
California, Nursery Co.
Carter ComTany, H. C.
Carter Com-pany, H. C.
National Cash Register Co.
Standard Oil Comr4any of Cal.
STREET DEPAR
Shovels, welding rods
Gasket, facings, etc.
Removing roots from sewer
Colored rags
Parts for Ford cars
Water Corporation lard
Water from hydrants - streets
Expressage On sweeper parts
Acetylene and Oxygen
Lumber
Parts for truck
Telephone
Rockf alt
Materials
Gasoline
Generator exchange
Hardware supplies
Total....•..................
HEALTH DEPARTEENT.
Servicing regrigerator
Laboratory supplies
Office supplies
Ice
Laboratory service
Rat exterminator
Parts for auto
Laboratory services
Services, conference
Taysum
Oil
Units, 950
Services, conference
STORE DEPARTLENT.
Store Supplies
Cards, 3 x 5
Gasoline
Total.• • • • • .• • .... • • • 4I •
")IT DEPAIT va,P1,112.
• • • • 0 • 4,
• • 4, • • • 0 0 • • • •
forking on pipes at Washington Park
Lumber
Lining
-:fater
Paint
Services as gardener
Recreation supplies
Bordeaux mixtures
Gasoline
Pruning Compound
Tetal.. • • • • .• • . • • •
GOLF COURSE DEPARTIENT.
04.06..eacteeonoaao.,i?
Laundry
Hardware supplies
Trees
Parts for mower
idiscellaneous suDplies
3u7Y-clies for register
Gasoline
• 4, 0 0 *
sr.
7.75
9.17
1.35
4.65
4.50
2.71
1.82
5.73
.25
5.45
9.84
4.80
2.45
47.50
7,51
56.88
2.50'
1.15
1546.01
2.00
2.75
2.59
.60
5.00
38.00
18.85
10.50
10.00
1.25
1.40
.20
5.00
98.14
21.95
6.05
52.51
80.51
1.74
7.29
.75
38.22
5.54
20.00
70.53
3.25
12.50
166.12
.319.50
.37
. 5.35
200.00
155.32
17.05
5.10
20.26
722.95
March 7, 1933.
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Dishoff Surical Co., C. su-Dpert
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TOtnlo*W0000ssoo.00mo0e..000,0*0000.41.
P,43.Y ii.;IT1:7(:, I FAL UTILI71 Di6TRICT:.
4.00
15.00
19.00
East Bar Municipal Utility Dist. Stand-by Charge fc Pipeline installations 2445.04
ST=T ILTROVYLLEitiT ?MID.
Powell Erothors Materia. 271.08
Bills as listed were ordered paid, on motion of Er. Schaefer, seconded by
and on roll call carried unanimously.
There beins no further business to transact, the Council adjourned to meet in reu,ular
Session Tuesday eveninc, Larch 21st, 1933, at 8 o'clock.
Respectfully submitted