1926-04-06 Regular CC MinutesREULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA,
TU7,SDAY EVENING, APRIL 6 1926.
The meeting convened at 8 o'clock p. m. with Council-president Otis presidinc.
Owing to the absence of W. E. Varcoe, City Attorney Wm. J. Locke was mously unpainted to serve a clerk pro tom.
The roll was called and Councilmen Latham, Neiss, Noble, Traver and President
Otis, were noted present. Absent, none.
The minutes of the regular megtin:g of larch 16, 1926, were read and approved
The minutes of the special meeting of March 1926, were read and approve.
The minutes of the special meeting of March 25, 1926, were read and approved
as read.
ead.
as read®
'Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1016.
Transferring 4)2,531.2.5 From the Electric Light
Fund to the Interest ana Redemption Fund."
Mr. Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
2.V Mr. Neiss introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1017.
Transferring )3,168.66 From the Electric Light
Fund to the General Fund."
Mr, Traver seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
3.V Mr. Traver introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution. No. 1018.
Permitting a Spur Track at the intersection
of Clement Avenue and Oak Street."
Mr. Noble seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
Mr. Neiss introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1019.
Ordering unclaimed bail deposits with the
Chief of Police amounting to 134.00, to •be
placed in the General Fund of the City."
Mr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
Mr. Noble introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution. No. 1020.
Authorizing Treasurer to Invest Surplus
Money in Bonds."
wr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution. and an roll call t wasAadopted
and passed unanimously.
Mr. Neiss introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1021.
Authorizing Quitclaim Deed to M. Hollested."
Mr. Traver seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
/ and passed unanimously.
Mr. Traver introduced and moved the acloption of
"Resolution No. 1024.
Providing for Agreement with Architect."
Mr.. Noble seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
Mr. Noble introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1023.
Authorizing Quitclaim Deed to New Extension
of Concordia Street north of Buena Vista Avenue."
Mr. Traver seconded the Motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.'
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The following papers were ordered filed:
Continuation certificate of the bond of A. D. Goldsworthy of the Municipal
Electric Liit Plant.
Continuation cortifi,ate of the bond of H. P. Wichman of the Municipal
El ctric Light Plant.
Oath of Office cf R. N. Harvey as Assistant Secretary of the Board of Public
Utilities.
Copy of Resolution of the Oakland City Council in re H. R. Bills Nos. 16 and 485.
Report of the Municipal Blectric Light Plant for the month of February, 1926.
Contract with Stephen Smith & Co. for instaiii ng a sprinkler system in the
Municipal Golf Course.
Easement for sewer in the Fernside Tract.
The following communications were received:
Prom Chief of Police W. H. Wahmuth regarding a Chinese lottery eonthiced a
2331 Lir.. oln Avenue.
Thereupon Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adopt on of
"Resolution No. 1024.
Declaring the Existence of a Lottery Nuisance
at 2331 Lincoln Avenue."
Mr. Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the Rescaution and on roll call it was adopued
and passed unanimously.
From the Mutual Crem'y, rnakin� app lication for permission to sell soft 'drinks
at 1901 Eneinal Avenue, and
From Boone Bros., making application for permission to sell soft drinks at 475
Central Avenue.
Thereupoi dr. Neiss introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1025.
Granting Permits for a License t
Soft ,Drinks."
Mr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
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21. v From the Carmsl-San Simeon State Highway Association, requesting the ado:Orli:as
of a resolution. for the compaetion of several important links in what is generlly known..
as the Pacific Shore Line Route. The resolution was numbered 1025-A.
MT. Noble moved the adoption of the resolUtion, seem:Tided:by Mr. Neiss, and on
roll call carried unanimously.„
22.4( From the Mayor, Auditor and City Manager, rcTorting tha -on. March 20, 1926,
they had counted the meney in the treasury and found the amount to correspond with the
Auditor's books. Ma S Latham moved that the communicatien be filed seConded by Mr.
Traver, and carried unanimously.
23.V/ From tie War Departmant in. reference to the hico drawbridges over 'the Tidal
Canal at Park Street, Pruitvale Avenue and High Street respectively. T.JT Latham moved
as the sense of the Council that the three prestmt drawbridges should be replaced by
three bascule bridges, seconded by Mr. Noble, and on roll all carried unanim6usly.
Mr. Noble moved. that the City Manager and City Attorney be instructed to attand
the meeting on May 5th, 1920, at the Oakland City Hall, and object strenuously to the
permanent removal of any of the three bridges, seconded by Mor. Neiss, and on roll call
carried unanimously.
From the City Planning Commission recommending the reclassification of the
properly situated on the south side of Buena. Vista Avenue, about one hundred feet east
of Jay Street, thence easterly twenty-five feet, from a Residence District, Class 1, to
a Business District, Class III, for restaurant purposes.
Mr. Neiss moved that the recommendation of the City Planning Commission be
adopted, seconded by Mr. Traver and on roll call carried unanimously. •
From the City Planning Commission, recommending the reclasaLfication of Lots
numbered 1 to 7 inclusive, and Lots 10, 11, 12 and 13 in Block 3 as per map of part c
the Hays end. Caperton property, in .-the Town. of Alameda, filed April 9th, 1873, from a
Residence District, Class II, to a Business District, Class III, for the purpose of
constructing a hotel and stores thereon.
Mr. Traver M070a the resommendatlon. of Use City Planning ommission. be adorte
7 econded by MT. Latham, and on roll call carried unnmously*
From the Auditor and Treasurer, recommending that unclaimed redemption funde
in. their hands be derosited in the General Fund of the city. Mr. Neiss moved that the
communication be referred back to the -ridemption Clerk and the City Treasurer with the
request that the COuncil be given more information as to the amounts of the unclaimed
redemption. funds, seconded by Mr. Traver and or . roll call carried unanimously,
25.7 From Harry Young, relative to ark on the street in the neighborhOod of
the Bay Farm Bridge and sugp;esting that they to allowed to remain, especially the
one which was occupied by an invalid.
Mr. Latham moved that all the other arks except the ono occupied by the
invalid be removed and that the City Physician be real to visit the sick man
and report on his condition to the Council, seconded by Mr. Neiss, and on roll call
carried unanimously.
2 From the Alameda Chamber of Commerce, enclosing a resolution adopted by the
Board. of Directors of that organization on March 26, 1926, regarding the establishment
ofHautomobile ferry service between, Alameda and San Francisco. Upon motion of Mr.
Latham, seconded by Mr. Traver, the,'communication was ordered filed.
27.1 From John W. Leis Or 501 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, regarding' the automo-
bile ferry service and other railroad matters. Upon motion of Mr. Noble, seconded by
Mr, Neiss, the communication was ordered filed.
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From Walter G. Tibbitt , regarding the automobile ferry service between San
Francisco and Alameda. Upon motion of Mr. Noble, seconded by Mr. LathaM, the communi
tion was ordered filed.
29.1 From the Southern PUCTIfIC CoMpany, explaining the position of the company with
reference to the proposed automobile ferry service. Upon motion, of Mr. Neiss, seconded
by H Mr. Latham, the communication was orderedfiled.
1
30.1 From Harriet Gill, Secretary of the Alameda Women's Improvement Club, a communi-
cation addressed to Mr. Hickok, protesting against the proposed railway tracks in Buena
Vista Avenue. Upon motion of Mr. Noble, seconded by Mr. Traver, the communication was
ordered filed.
31.V From the Alameda Improvement Club, prote sting against placing the tracs in
the center of Buena V]sta. Avenue. Upon motion of Mr. Latham, seconded by Mr. Neiss,
the communication was ordereC, iiled.
32.V From tie Alameda Improvement Club, suggesting cendermation procoodings against
the Alaska Packers' property for an oortension of the Belt Line Ra13way, and suggesting
that the belt 1e run through the Alaska Packers' property instead of along Buena Vista
Avenue. Upon motion of Mr. Traver, seconded by Mr. Neisc, the communication was ordered
f'led
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331 From the City Planning Commission, enclosing a resolution adopted March 31, 1926,
by the Commission, requesting that the City Council refer to the City Planning Commission
for consideration, report and advice, the proposition to use Buena Vista Avenue for rail-
road purposes. Upon motion of Mr. Neiss, seconded by Mr. Latham, the communication was
,rdered filed.
34. From R. H. Creese, notifying the Council that he had granted the Yellow Cab Co.
permission to maintain a cab stand in front of his premises at 1410 Webster Street. Upon
motion of Mr. Traver, seconded by Mr. Noble, the communication was referred to the City
Attorney for a report.
35.1 From Mr. D. J. Sueell, requesting permission to move a building situated on
the west side of Grand Street between Eagle and Clement Avenues to a new location en
the south side of Pacific Avenue. City Manager Hickok reported that he had examined
the building proposed to be removed and found the condition of the building vas such
that he did not believe public interest justified its removal. On motion of Mr. Latham,
seconded by Mr. Neiss, the application to move the building was denied.
26. From the Hutchinson Co., requestinorr permission to improve Madison Avenue from
Peach Street to Market Street under private contract. City Engineer Hamilton reported
that the owners of abutting property who, would be required to pay for the improvement had
11 signed up and he recommended granting the permission. Upon motion of Mr. Latham,
seconded by Mr. Noble, the petAtion was granted unanimously.
37.V Mr, Latham moved that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for
furnishing grass seed for the Municipal Golf Course. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Neiss and carried unanimously.
38.V A Bill entitled
39.
"A Bill
For Ordinance No. 30</. , New Series.
Reclassifying Property
(2204-6 Buena Vista Ave.)"
came up for passage and was read by the clerk. Mr. Ileles moved that the ordinance as
read be adopted,. seconded by Mr. Latham, and on roll call it was adopted and passed
unanimously.
A Bill entitled
For
"A Bill
Ordinance No. J07, New Series,
Reclassifying Property
(Business-Undertaking Parlor)."
came up Lor passage, and was read by the clerk. Mr. Latham moved that the ordinance as
read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Noble, and on roll call it was adopted and passed
unanimously.
40.
41./
A Bill anti tl
"A Bill
For Ordinance No , New Series.
Reclassifying property.
(Northwest corner. of Central
Avenue and Broadway)".
was introduced and laid over under the provision of the charter.
A Bill entitled
"A Bill
Ordinance No. New Series.
Reclassifying Properi.
(S. side of Buena Vista Ave.
100 ft. east of Jay St. "
was introduced and laid over under the provision of the charter.
42.V/ A Bill entitled
"A Bill
For Ordinance No. New Series.
An Ordinance authorizing, and directing the
execution of an agreement between the City
of Alameda, a Munici-oal corporation or the
one hand, 9,nd the Viestern Pacific Railroad
Company, Tao. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway 0 ompan7, and Alameda Belt Line, rail-
road corricratiens, or the other AmendinF and
Modif7irg the agreement dateC, December 15th,
14, between said City of Alameda and the
two railroad companies fir2t above named, the
execution of which oJz:reement by said oily was
authorized and directed by ordinance No. 259
(Yew Series), by changing the provisions of
saidareement with relation to the route of
that portion of the railroad to be constructed
by Alameda Belt Line between a point in the
Existing Track of Alameda Belt Line on Clement
Avenue near Minturn Street, and the westerly
line of -;iebster Street, so as to eliminate all
requirements that any part of the Railroad to
be Constructed shall be Located on the Sidewalk
area of Buena Vista Avenue, and so as to Provide
that in so far as said railroad is to be located
on and along said. Buena Vista ;venue it shall be
constructed, along the Center Line thereof."
was introduced and laid. over under the provision of the charter.
43.V A Bill entitled
44.
"A Bill
Far Ordinance No. , New Series.
An Ordinance Amendint, Sections 1 and 4 of Ordinance
No. 273 (New Series) entitled 'An Ordinance Granting
to Alameda Belt Line, a Railroad Corporation, and
its Successors and Assigns the Right to use Portions
of Certain Streets, Highways and. Properties within
the City of .Alameda for the purpose of the Acquisi-
- tion, Construction, Maintenance and Operation of a
Belt Line Railroad to Serve the Industrial Area and
Waterfront of said City of Alameda, and the Right to
Acquire, Construct, Maintain and Operate SuchBelt
Line Railroad upon, along and across Designated Por-
tions of said Streets, Highways and. Properties',
Adopted and. Passed by the Council February 3rd, 1925."
was introduced and 1,,id over under the provision of the charter.
The following communications Were then received out of order:
One from the Alameda Housewives' League, another from the Scandinavian
American Club, and another from certain property owners residing in the vicinity of
Buena Vista Avenue, protesting against the use of the center of Buena Vista Avenue
for railroad tracks. Mr. Neiss moved that the comrnunications be filed, seconded by
Mr. Traver, and. carried.
The following matters were then taken up out of order:
Messrs. Lunt and Hargrave discussed with the Council the matter of acu1ring
the two lots on the corner of Central Avenue and Walnut Street for a Memorial Hall,
,,but without reaching any decision.
46, V City Manager H ickok requested -that Councilmen Traver and Noble be asked
to accompany Fire Chief Steinmetz and himself and examine a lot on Pacific Avenue
217 feet westerly from Webster St. as to its suitability for a firehouse.
47. The City Manager then submitted a report on the cost of widening Park Street
-
Mr... Latham moved that the report lay over until the next meeting for further considera-
jtiOn, seconded by Mr. Miss and carried unanimously.
48.1 Mr. Latham then introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No.1026.
Resolution, of Intention No. 80,
New Series.
To Change the Official Grades of that Portion
of Webster Street lying between the Segregation
Line and the Estuary."
Mr. Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call it was adopted
alad passed unanimously.
49. City Manager Hickok reported the result of a conference with MrP .Bert Powell
regarding the Monette case. The council took no action.
50. The City Manager then recommended the installation of some water mains in the
vicinity of the Boyle Manufacturing Co. Mr. Latham moved that the recommendation of
the City Manager regarding such improved service be adopted, seconded by Mr. Noble and
carried unanimously.
51./ The matter of a Memorial Hall was again taken up for further consideration,
whereupon Mr. Reiss moved that the Memorial Hall Committee be requested to report to
the Council regarding the matter of a suitable site, seconded by Mr. Traver and on
roll call carried unanimously.
Claims against the General Departments amounting to 1720.48; Police Depart-
ment, 0..81.67; Fire Department, $7,613.46; Street Department, ;42952.77; Health Depart-
ment, $213.66; Recreation Department, $1056.43; Golf Coarse, 43763.66; Store Department,
q80.07; Council Relief Fund, $164.62; Health Center Fund, $319.78; Electric Light Fund,
$7363.94; Pension Fund, 044.16;and E'ast Bay Water Co. Payments Fund,0133.70, having
been approved were listed by the Clerk as follows:
Labor
Ader, Leon H.
Alameda Furniture Company
Alameda Times Star
If
Alameda. Trim Shop
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Borle, C. A.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Costello, J.
Crocker Co., H. S.
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Croll, T. J.
Fischer, C. T.
Grinton, Alec
Hickok, C. E.
Johnson Co., S. T.
Jones P',3 Co., Ed.
Klitgaard & Valleau
Oliver, dm.
Otis, Frank
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Rankin,
Rankin, im.
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Santa Clara Ave. Cyclery
Seebeck, George
Seeley, Esther
Standard Oil Co.
Tribune Publishing Co.
Alameda Cyclery
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Bancroft-lhitney Co.
California Animal Products Co.
Crocker Co., H. S.
Manuel, A.
Municipal Electric Light P lan
Pacific Tel. Cc Tel. Co.
Perkins, Dudley
Perryman's Cash Grocery
Standard Oil Co.
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trom Electrical Co.
General Departments.
Money advanced P. O. Box rent
Repairs to shades
Printing
Advertising ordinances
Repairs to top
Gasoline
Services - Assessor's office
1 ribbon
Red Rock
Desk trays
Pencil Sharpener
Transportation
Services - Asst. Bldg. Inspector
Memo pads
Auto upkeep
Fuel 0 il
Lenses
Premium on surety bond
Services - Mosquito extermination
Mayor's Allowance
Rental and tolls
Services-Mosquito Extermination
IT Rat Trapper
Carfare
Keys
Services - Assessor's Office
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Gasoline
1926 Year Book
ft 11
44.50
1.50
11.95
12.50
21.38
8.00
8.00
15.97
1.50
735.00
4.17
1.23
12.50
128.25
1.60
25.00
61.17
39.00
5.00
62.50
50.00
14.83
5.00
20.00
1.06
.75
116.12
100.00
12.00
200.00
Total 1720.48
Police Department.
Lock and labor
Tube repairs and change
Books
White cards
Supplies
t Flashlight cells
Telephone
Repairs to motorcycle
IT
(liGoal Oil
Gasoline
IT
TT IT
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Push button and wire
Total -
10.00
3.84
22.50
8.00
8.82
8.70
7.56
8.30
12.40
3.75
19.50
1.05
20.00
20.00
20.00
7.25
181.67
Dinnie Construction Co.
Ford, N. O.
;71uller Brush Co., The
Koerber Fuel & Feed. Co.
Martin & Conray
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Pacific Gas & Electric 0
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Seagrave Company, The
Standard Oil Company
TT If TV
Van Pelt, J. W.
Fire Department.
1st Payment on contract
Printing
Bowl brushes
Coal
Storage battery
Lamps
Gas
Rental and tolls
Supplies
Gasoline
TV
Painting interior of Station
Total
Street Department.
Labor
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Austin-Western Road Machinery Co.
Clark & Sons, N.
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Engineering & Publishing Co.
Haynes, M.
Heafey, Moore & McNair
Kondgshofer's
Levenson Company
Lietz & Co., The A.
Loop Lumber & Mill Co.
VT TV /T TV TT
Moreland Sales Corp.
Oakland Blue Print Co.
Oakland Building Mater
Rhodes-Jamieson & Co.
Sanborn Map Company
, Standard Oil Company
TV TV TT
FT If TV
Gasoline
Parts
Sewer pipe
TV IT
Subscription
Parts
Road. Oil
ts
Brooms
Supplies
Lumber
TV
an Belt
Maps
1 Co. Birds eye screenings
Materials
Correcting insurance map
Gasoline
Alameda Repair & Supply Co.
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn.
Tr TT TV V1
Alameda Times Star
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Algeri, Mrs.
Bernal, Gus
Bischoff's Surgical Ho se
TT TV TT
TV IT IT
Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co.
If IT TV VV
If TV
TV If
TT TV
TV IT
TV TV
TV TT
Camel, Dr. Geo. E.
Carpenter, Dr. T.
Cutter Laboratory, The
Encinal Coal & Ice Co.
Flatow & Son, P.
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Koerber Fuel & Ice Co.
McMaster, Dorothy
Mulford, Co., H. K.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Rosenthal & Co., H.
Schaefer, Victor L.
Security Drug Co.
Snow, Bill
Warhurst, Dorothy
Zellerbach Paper Co.
Alameda Repair & Supply Co.
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Benton, Ganda
Cain, M.
Calcutt, B. R.
IT
TV IT
Cant, Olive H.
Federal Lumber Co.
TV TV TV
TV TV TT
If
TI
Mazzini,
TT
It
TV
TI
Heal
TV
TV
Total
;h Department.
Sharpen two scissors
Laundry
TT
Printing
Tube repair and change
Services
Honing razors
Supplies
TV
T/
TV
TT
IT
TV
Emergency hospital services
Transportation
Vaccine virus
Ice
Liquid Soap
Formaldehyde
Alfalfa
Money advanced
Diphtheria anti-toxin
Rental and tolls
Muslin
Gauze
Safety razor blades
Services
IT
Paper towels
Total
Recreation Department.
Repairs
Repairing tube and gasoline
Services
Horseshoes
Bolts
Tools
Services
Sawdust
Lumber
IT
TV
TT
Athletic supplies
'IP
6528.87
12.50
8.70
14.00
75.20
16.64
17.53
1.15
33.87
8.00
32.00
865.00
7613.46
2130.49
24.78
8.87
57.49
32.93
2.00
13.24
217.39
15.00
97.31
2.40
3.72
48.97
.88
6.86
111.94
105.70
24.00
13.60
19.20
16.00
2952.77
.30
3.93
4.48
12.25
3.20
5.75
1.00
14.18
1.57
7.20
3.09
6.97
6.07
1.04
7.38
5.00
35.00
13.00
5.55
1.40
10.50
4.00
.75
3.28
5.73
3.00
16.80
.85
5.00
14.61
10.78
213.66
12.40
13.90
48.00
2.00
.35
7.75
45.00
1.25
5.25
19.62
3.95
6.75
90.98
Morse & Co.,
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C.
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Municipal Electric Light Plant
O'Brien Sign Co., W. B.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Paragon Chemical Co.
Patterson-Willians Mfg. Co.
Ricchel & Bredhoff
Labor
East Bay Water Co.
Hamilton, Burnett
Heafey, Moore & McNair
Johnson Co., S. T.
Morse & Co., S. C.
Oakland Blue Print Co.
11 If TT TT
Standard Oil Co.
TT ft
Smith & Co., Stephen
Crocker &
11
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Hickok,
Co.,
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C. E.,
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City Manager
Recreation Department (con'd.
Seed
Hose
Seed.
Paint
Sign on door
Rental and tolls
Chemical spray
Safety climbing trees
Wingwall and steps, Washington Park
Surfacing sea wall
Total 4 1036.43
16.60
1.10
.50
6.25
5.00
2.30
36.98
80.50
540.00
90.00
Golf Course.
Repairing water main
Money advanced
Use of team
011
Standard spray
Blue prints
Gasoline
1st payment on sprinkler system
Total
Store Department.
Council
Alameda Scavengers Assn.
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Cardinet Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
Eason, Bell
Bros.
Innes Cloverdale Dairy
Konigshofer's
Losee, E. E.
Maxwell, Jennie
Mazzini, E.
McCorkel, Claire
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Seagrave, Frank E.
Spunn, Beulah E.
';ihitten's Shoe Store
Health
Alameda Co. Tuberculosis Assn,
Alameda Sanatorium
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Flatow & Son
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Hughes, .Geo. A.
Hunt, Grace M.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Public Health Center of
Strom Electrical Co.
Typewriter Guy
Mimeo stencil
Erasers
Supplies
Money advanced for stamps
Total
Relief Fund.-
Service
Gas and oil
Cleaning
Rent
Shoes
Milk
Supplies
Rent
11
Expenses to Sonoma State Home
Electricity
Gas
Rental and tolls
S hoes
Money advanced
Shoes
Total
Center Fund.
C are and maintenance
Operating room
Gasoline and, oil
Prescriptions
Supplies
Dentures
Psychological examinations
Choc. tonic
Rental and. tolls
Ala. Co. K-Rays
Repair sterilizer
Inspection of typewriters
Adams, C. C.
Addressograph Sales Company
Baker-Joslyn Co.
Barber Co., Edgar
Beloof, R. E.
Boyd, RalPh T.
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Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Chavez products
City of Alameda (Store Dept.)
Crane Co.
Total
Electric Light Fund.
Premium on policy
Supplies
It
Painting
Bond premium
Maintenance
-Transformers
Supplies
571.25
67.97
1.03
690.00
40.43
10.00
4.05
7.20
8.80
12.80
2350.13
3763.66
tip
3.92
.80
7.40
17.95
50.00
80.0'7
2.50
4.35
1.00
5.00
7.70
18.16
6.90
25.00
5.00
14.00
5.13
1.69
6.03
13.13
13.90
10.75
24.38
164.62
67.20
25.00
34.28
50.25
5.33
53.00
20.00
5.40
13.12
43.10
1.60
1.50
319.78
2.50
13.13
131.42
14.00
378.00
20.70
9.90
5.55
600.00
8.64
59.08
Electric Light Fund (con.'d.)
East Bay Water Co. Rent iP 60.00
8
Clark, H. D. Bond premium 19:90
Fish, M. H. Labor and material 397.20
Fobes Supply Co. Supplies 387.89
IT If TT
218.32
TT TT IT
304.82
TV TV n
861.34
IT
TV
If
Fuller L7,3 Co., W. P. IT
General Electrical Company TV
Gilson Electrical Supply Co. IT
Graybar Electric Co. IT
Great Western Power Co. Rental of transformers
Hanjes-Bormann Co. Supplies
Kellogg Express Co. Drayage
Loop Lumber an Mill Co. Supplies
Loupe, Jas. R. II
Osborne, A. E. If
Pacific Tel. &3 Tel. Co. Phones
Paraffine Companies, The Supplies
Postal Telegraph Sales Co. 1/2 cost of setting poles
Powell Bros. , Inc. Cement
Riechel & Bredhoff Repairs
Ritchie, Mrs. L. E. Premium on policies
Roeblings Sons Co., John A. Supplies
Standard Oil Company Gasoline
Standard. UndergrounA Cable Co. Supplies
Thompson-Chevrolet Co". TY
Weinstock-Nichols Co.
Vosburgh Hardware Co. If
Weaver-Wells Co. n
estinghouse, E. & M. Co. TY
Wickman Glove Factory If
Pensions
East Bay Water Co.
TV TT TV TT
Total -
Pension Fund.
East Bay Water Co. Payments Fund.
Water main extensions
Public use charge
Total -
3.00
1242.52
409.56
20.70
90.00
43.71
.78
3.50
1.99
1.70
42.46
24.99
626.55
4.41
36.00
6.25
518.74
70.40
181.96
.85
. 64
16.61
. 45
512.86
10.92
7363.94
944.16
799.07
2334.63
3133.70
Mr. Latham moved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded by Mr. Noble,
and on roll call carried unanimously.
There being no further business to transact,, the council adjourned to meet
in regular session, Tuesday evening, April 20, 1926, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Respectfully sub
City rk pro tem.