1928-06-05 Regular CC Minutes2.7
REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA,
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5TH, 1928.
The meeting convened at 8 o'clock with Council-president Otis presiding.
Mr. Latham moved that 1m. J. Locke be appointed City Clerk pro tem,
seconded by Mr. Neiss and carried.
The roll was called and Councilmen Calcutt, Latham, Neiss, Noble and
president Otis, (5) were noted present. Absent: None.
The minutes of the regular meeting of May 15th, 1928 were approved as read.
The minutes of the special meeting of June 1st, 1928 were approved as read.
Mr. Latham moved that the regular order of business be deferred, seconded
y Mr. Neiss and carried.
Mr. H. S. Young, representing the San Francisco Bay Airdrome,Inc. addressed
the Council urging the consideration of the advisability of establishing an air-
port on tidelands owned by the University of California just west of Webster
Street. Commander George A. Noville, Major Corliss Moseley, Captain Stanford
E. Moses, Messrs. James A. Talbot, T. W. Thaden and J. J. Galloway also addressed
the council in support of the project. After discussion, Mr. Latham moved that
the matter be referred to the Committee of the Whole, seconded by Mr. Neiss and
carried.
Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1258.
Transferring $6500.00 from the Franklin Park
Purchase Fund to the School Construction Fund."
Mr., Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution,and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
Mr. Neiss introduced and moved the ado tion of
"Resolution No. 1259.
ferring $2996.45 from the Electric Light
Fund to the General Fund."
Mr. Noble seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution, and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
4.V' Mr. Latham moved that the Mayor be authorized to execute the amended
agreement between the City of Alameda and the County of Alameda respecting the
support of the Social Service Board, supplementing the authority heretofore
give by Resolution No. 1225, adopted March 6, 1928. Mr. Noble seconded the
motion and it was carried unaniMously.
The following papers were ordered filed;
5/
/Affidavit of publication of notice of hearing on Zone Ordinance.
607 Deed from Leon H. Ader, Tax Collector, to the City of Alameda, of a 10
,foot strip of land in McKinley Park.
7o/ Report of Municipal Electric Light Plant for the month of April, 1928.
8o/ Contract of employment of Carl Werner, architect for Municipal Electric
Light plant office building.
Litigation Report from East Bay Title Company showing ownership of
10 foot strips of land on Webster Street in the City of Alameda.
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filed.
The following communications were received:
From the Mayor, Auditor and City Manager in re count of money. Ordered
From the pacific Coast Building Officials Conference,
re adoption of uniform building code. Ordered filed.
120/ From West End Merchants Association, in re bath-house
park.Ordered filed.
Long Beach, in
at Washington
13•17 From the Alameda Housewives League in re bath-house at Washington Park.
Ordered filed.
14r From the Alameda Woman's Improvement Club, in re bath-house at Washington
Park. Ordered filed.
15./ Councilman Calcutt addressed the council re garding the dilapidated condition
of the bath-house at'Washington park and objected to the retention of same.
16.v/ From the Encinal Yacht Club, in re oil on south shore of Alameda. Mr. Neiss
moved that this matter be referred to the City Manager for investigation and action,
seconded by Mr. Latham and carried unanimously.
17./ A report of the Bus Committee of the council was received and read in re
routing of busses. Councilman W. R. Calcutt presented a minority report in
regard to routing of busses. Mr. Noble moved that the report of the Bus Committee
be adopted, seconded by Mr. Noble and on roll call carried by the following vote:-
Ayes: Councilmen Latham, Neiss, noble and President Otis, (4). Noes: Councilman
Calcutt, (1). Absent: None.
Further communications:
18.v/ From the Oakland Business District Association relative to the proposed
bus routing. Ordered filed.
19.1 ?rom the Alameda Housewives League relative to routing of busses.
Ordered filed.
20.1/ Mr. Neissmoved that the City Attorney be instructed to apply to the Rail-
road Commission for an early hearing in regard to the routing of busses, in
cooperation with the Alameda Chamber of Commerce and Key System Transit
Company, seconded-by Mr. Latham and carried.
21. From the Alameda Housewives' League, regarding the distribution of
"Shopping News" and handbills. Ordered filed.
From the Draymens' Association of Alameda County protesting the
passage of an ordinance prohibiting the delitery of the "Shopping News".
Ordered filed.
23./ 7rom the Alameda Real Estate Board protecting the transfer of money
from the City's advertising Fund to some other purpose. Ordered filed.
24.1( -From Building Inspector, E. H. Rogers, recommending a 90 day extension
of temporary permit to Mrs. Truax, to occupy her garage at 1126 Park Avenue, as
a dwelling. - Mr. Noble moved that the recommendation of the Building Inspector
be adopted, seconded by Mr. Calcutt and carried unanimously.
251 From the City planning, Commission relative to public hearings on
the proposed amended zone ordinance. As this evening was the time set for
hearingthe amended Zone Ordinance, Mayor Otis asked if anyone was present in
the council chamber who wished to speak on the subject. No one appearing, Mr.
Latham moved that the hearing be postponed to the next meeting of the Coancil
to be held June 19, 1928, seconded by Mr. Noble and carried.
261 -.Prom the City Planning Commission recommending the reclassification of
the property situated at 2255-2257 Central Avenue, from a Residence District,
Class II,to a Business e District, Class III, permitting the use of the propertyy
for medical bath purposes. Mr. Latham moved.that the recommendation of the City
Planning Commission be adopted, seconded by Mr. Calcutt and carried.
27.1i From City Attorney, Wm. J. Locke, regarding applications for gratuitous
licenses of Herman A. Reichardt, 2402 Lincoln Avenue, Alameda; Wm. P. Hodgkins,
Hayward, California and Charles Peterson, 2909 Montana Street, Oakland, California,
which had been presented to the council at its meeting of May 15. Ordered filed.
28./ Mr. Calcutt introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1260.
'..Protesting Increase of Pares between Alameda
and San Francisco."
29,
Mr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
The Clerk presented an affidavit of Building Inspector E. H. Rogers, of
posting and mailing notice to abate nuisance at 2611 Calhoun Street. Ordered filed.
Building Inspector Rogers was present and reported to the council that since said
notice had been posted,the buildings had been removed and recommendeUthatflitther
proceedings be dropped. Mr. Neiss moved that the recommendation of the Building
Inspector be adopted, seconded by Mr.• Calcutt and carried unanimously.
30. The Clerk present an affidavit of Building Inspector E. H. Rogers, of
posting and mailing notice to abate nuisance at 2615 Calhoun Street. Ordered filed.
Building Inspector Rogers was present and report ed to the council that since said
notice had been posted, the buildings had been removed and recommended that further
proceedings be dropped. Mr. Neiss moved that the recommendations of the Building
Inspector be adopted, seconded by Mr. Calcutt and carried unanimously.
31.1 An application for a permit to sell soft drinks was received from Peel Bros.,
1205-B Lincoln Avenue. This application having received the endorsement and
recommendation of Wm. H. Wahmuth, Chief of police, Mr. Latham introduced and moved
the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1261.
Granting a permit for a License to Sell Soft Drinks."
Mr. Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
32.1 Mr. Noble introduced and moved the adoption of the following;
"In the matter,of Acquisition and
Improvement District No. 1 of the
City of Alameda.
Resolution No. 1262.
Appointing and Employing Burnett Hamilton
Engineer of Work."
Mr. Neiss seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
33. A report was received from Mr. Hamilton, Engineer of Work, in the matter of
the improvement of Webster Street accompanied by specifications for same.
Ordered filed. Thereupon Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
the following;
"Resolution No. 1263.
Resolution Approving Specifications".
, VPicIR peennaed the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
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"In the Matter of Acquisition and Improvement
District No. 1 of the City of Alameda.
Resolution 7o. 1264.
Resolution of Intention No. 85, New Series."
Mr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
The following ordinances were introduced and laid over under a provision
of the Charter:-
"Ordinance No.
New Series.
Reclassifying Property.
(2255-2257 Central Avenue.
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"Ordinance No.
New Series.
Establishing Districts or Zones and Regulating
Therein the Use of Property, Height of Buildings,
and Required Open Spaces for Light and Ventilation
of such Buildings, and Repealing Ordinances Nos. 227,
N. S., 319, N. S. and 338, N. S. "
The following Ordinances came up for passage and were read by the Clerk:
37,V "Ordinance No.
New Series.
Regulating the parking of Vehicles" on the Northern
Side of Central Avenue Between Oak and Walnut Streets."
Mr. Latham moved that the ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Noble and
on roll call it was adopted and passed unanimously.
"Ordinance No
New Series.
Amending Section 784 of the Municipal Code
Relating to the Distribution of Handbills and
Advertising Matter."
Messrs. Cleveland R. Wright and H. S. Simcox, representing the San Francisco
Shopping News; S. 7. Kellogg, representing the East Bay Shopping News; E. H.
Hart, Secretary-Manager of the Draymen's Association of Alameda County;
Miss Lightner, proprietor of Neptune palace Theater; O. G. Johannessen, Manager,
American Distributing Company of Oakland; Mrs. Alice Caton, President of the
Alameda Housewives League, Mr. Carl Scheithe , of the Park St. Merchants Associatiog
and others addressed the council opposing the passage of the ordinance. Mr. B.
Wedemeyer spoke in favor of the ordinance. After discussion, Mr. Noble moved
that the ordinance be laid on the table indefinitely, seconded by Mr. Latham.
Mr. Latham then withdrew his second to the motion, whereupon Mr. Neiss seconded
the motion. Mr. Latham then moved that the ordinance be rejected. Mr.
Calcutt seconded the motion and on roll call the ordinance was rejected by the
following vote:- Ayes: Councilmen Calcutt, Latham, Noble and President Otis,
(4). Noes: Councilman Neiss, (1). Absent: None..
3,9.V/ "Ordinance No.
New Series.
Reclassifying -4'roperty.
(Industrial)
Mr. Latham moved that the ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Calcutt
and on roll call it was adopted and passed unanimously.
40. "Ordinance No. ,
New Series.
Authorizing the Sale of Two Parcels of Real
property to the University of California."
Mr. Noble moved that the ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Calcutt
and on roll call it was adopted and passed unanimously.
41.V "Ordinance No.
New Series.
Authorizing and Providing for a Lease of Three
Hundred and Porty-six Acres of Tidelands on the
Western Waterfront of the City of Alameda for Use
as an Airport, Aircraft Factory and Aviation
School, and Carrying on a General Aviation Business."
Mr. Latham moved that the ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Noble
and on roll call it was adopted and passed by the following vote:- Ayes:
Councilmen Calcutt, Latham, Neiss, and Noble, (4). Noes: Council-president
Otis, (1). Absent: None.
42 Mayor -Prank Otis filed the following objectlons giving
"No" on the proposed orainance;-
In opposing the proposed ordinance authorizing and providing for a
lease of 346 acres of tide lands of the western waterfront of the
City of Alameda for use as an airpost, aircraft factory, aviation
school and carrying on a general aviation business, I wish it
distinctly understood:
easons for voting
That I am not opposed to the location of an airport at the place
selected, but am opposed to the terms of the proposed lease, for
I do not believe them advantageous to the City of Alameda.
Let me give a brief statement of what has happened and what is
now proposed.
1. On July 19, 1927, this council unanimously adopted ordinance
numbered 347 new series, in which it authorized and provided for a
lease of 66 acres of land (being part of the land in the proposed
new lease to the same parties, Chadwick Thompson and Virgil G. Skinner,
as joint tenants). In due time the lease authorized was signed
by all parties.
2. Thereafter the same parties applied for a lease of 346 acres
of tide lands (embracing said 66 acres). After long and cardful
negotiations, the terms were finally agreed upon, and an ordinance
was adopted by this council on February 7, 1928, authorizing and
providing for the lease, the terms thereof being fifteen years
from January 1, 1928, with the option of an additional ten years
upon terms and conditions stated. I voted against the ordinance
giving as my reasons:
"lst. The articles of incorporation of the Alameda Airport
Inc. just read, show that the corporation is a 010,000,
corporation with five subscribers for 0500. of the capital
stock (0100. each) and therefore there is no apparent
financial responsibility to sup-port the obligations of the
lessees in the lease. 2nd. The lessees named in the lease
are to assign the same to the corporation called Alameda
Airport Inc., but in my judgment are released from all
financial responsibility as soon as they do this, and '
there is no clause in the lease continuing such responsi-
bility. 3rd. Under the lease, sub-tenants are not placed
on the same basis as tenants and their rights do not
terminate concurrently with those of the tenants but on the
contrary they are accorded greater rights relating to
improvements. 4th. The lessees have the right to abandon
the lease at any time that they may desire. 5th. The new
lease will cancel the present 66 acre lease, which, I
believe, to be a good lease and substitutes more liberal
terms. 6th. There is no provision that the lessees shall
at their own expense take care of sewage and sanitary
matters in accordance with the state and local health laws.
Inasmuch as the city owns the land and is the lessor this
expense would probably come on the city."
3. After the expiration of sixty days allowed by law for the
ordinance to be in full force and effect, the lease was ready for
signature and I, as mayor of the city, was prepared to sign. The
lessees themselves were in the council chamber ready to sign. It
was then discovered that there was an error in the publication
of the ordinance which errn consisted of the course "south 73° 58'
E." being printed "south 70 58' E." Just the "0" in place of "3".
While it could be contended that the misprint was immaterial in
that the course was further stated to be a line "parallel with and
distant southerly 122.7 feet, measured at right angles from the
center line through the South Pacific Coast Railway Company's right
of way" and that the alleged error could deceiVe no one and therefore
amounted to nothing, nevertheless the same parties proceeded to
ask for a new ordinance on quite different terms from those agreed
upon in the adopted ordinance. If the time limit for publication
had elapsed and the provision was not mandatory but merely directory,
then it was only necessry to republish the ordinance and the lease
could in due time have been signed. Overlooking this point, however,
may I not ask why the same ordinance should not be re-enacted in
the same words and on the same terms as had been agreed upon between
the city and lessees gnd then republished? Oh No It is proposed
to enact an entirely different ordinance. Let as examine some of
the differences.
1. The lease under ordinance 356 new series was to go into
effect January 1, 1929, whereas under the proposed new ordi-
nance the lease will not go into effect until one year from
its execution.
2. Instead of a fifteen year lease with a right of renewal
for ten additional years (25 years in all), the proposed
lease will be for twenty-five years with a right of renewal
for an additional twenty-five years (malting fifty years in all).
3. The original lease was limited to the purposes specified
in the preamble, namely, "for the purpose of establishing,
conducting and maintaining an airport and doing a general
aviation business thereon; also for the manufacture and
commercial use of aircraft as aid to commerce and mavigation;
also, for the establishment and maintenance of a school of
instruction in aviation;" whereas the proposed lease would
authorize the use for such other purposes as may from
time to time be permitted by a four-fifths vote of the council.
It was a clause relating to other purposes than shipbuilding
which got our city into trouble with the U. S. Government
and has obstructed the return of Government Island to Alameda.
4. The lease under the ordinance already passed, provided
for the payment of an annual rental of 012,000.00 in money
(in all for 15 years $180,000.00) and also for $250,000.00
worth of reclamation work, structural and other improvements,
whereas the proposed form provides for reclamation and grading
of the entire property to a height of three feet prior to
1934, Unless said time be extended by the city.
5. The provision which defines improvements and specifies
where they are to be made, has bee l stricken out of the new
form.
6. The provision that the city might recapture the property
after January 1, 1934, has been changed in the proposed new
lease so that the time is extended to January 1, 1940.
7. A new provision has been added so as to exempt the
leasehold interest from any taxes, and yet I understand that
bonds are expected to be issued against this same leasehold
interest.
8. The objections which I made tothe enactment of the
adopted:ordinance 356, N.S. appear to be applicable to the
proposed new ordinance.
There are further objections which could be urged such,
for instance, as that in the lease already adopted the
cash rental at the end of fifteen years was then to be fixed
by mutual agreement or arbitration, but not less than 012,000.00
per annum, whereas in the proposed lease it is fixed at 012,000.00
per annum for the whole twenty-five years. Nor is anything
gained in deceiving ourselves or our fellow citizens by use
of big figures, such as are made up by aggregating the rental
for fifteen years or twenty-five years, so as to make totals
of 0180,000.00 or A300,000.00. The real fact of the matter
is that the money rental is fixed at just $12,000.00 per
annum for over half a square mile of land. To pile up huge
figures by multiplying the yearly rental by the number of
years, does not make the amount to be received any greater.
We must all recognize the fact that the airplane has come
to stay; that it is rapidly gaining in public estimation
and that suitable airports will be more and more in demand
for its accommodation. We ought to realize that we have
in the naval base site a surpassing location and that we
should not lease the property for too long a period of time.
Has not Alameda given away in the past enough of her properties
and privileges without adequate consideration? "
Councilman E. R. Neiss was on motion granted permission to leave the
state for 90 days, beginning July 1, 1928.
Claims against the General Departments amounting to 01205.41; Police
pepartment, $635.96; Fire Department 0312.10; Street Department, 02870.04;
Stealth Department, $397.29; Recreation Department, 01213.28; Golf Course
'Department, $1857.09; Store Department 83.74; Council Relief Fund,
277.18; Health Center Fund, 0165.83; Electric Light Fund, 03315.11;
School General 7und, 0146.77; School Construction Fund, $1800.00; pension
Fund, 01119.83; Initiative Relief Fund, 010.00; East Bay Water Co. Payments
Fund, 02820.17; Compensation Insurance Fund, $12.50 and Street Improvement
Fund 02713.07 having been approved and audited by the proper officials were
listed by the Clerk as follows: ,
Leon H. Ader
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn.
Alameda Steam Laundry
Alameda Times-Star
Alameda Times-Star
Alameda Times-Star
American Law Book Co.
Borle, C. A.
Bradley, H. M.
Burroughs Adding mach. Co.
Croll, 7. J.
Edling, Conrad
Hickok, C. E. City Mgr.
Hickok, C. E. City Mgr.
Hickok, C. E. City Mgr.
Hickok, C. E. City Mgr.
General Departments
Money advanced
Towel service
Wahhing curtains
Advertising
Supplies
Bill Heads
Volumes
Services
Insurance Premium
Inspection - machines
Auto upkeep
Witness fees
Inc. Expenses of bus Com.
Auto upkeep
Money advanced
TV TV
$22.50
7;23'
2.41
10.55
2.50
5.55
8.00
165.00
48.40
1.75
25.00
2.20
18.00
25.00
45.00
8.00
Gen,1 Departments Contld.
Hunt & 'Camber
Intil Mgrs. Assn.
Johnson, s.T. Co.
McConnell, Rushton
1iIunicips1 Elec. Light plant
Oakland Blue print Co.
Otis, Frank
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Patrick & Co.
Perata, Nick
Powell Bros. Inc.
Rogers, E. H.
Seeley, Esther K.
Simonson, E. R.
Smith, Chas,
Thorp, Vernor E.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
weber & Co., C.F.
west Disinfecting Co.
Alameda Repair supply Co.
Alzina, Hap
TT TV
Associated Oil Co.
Bischoff surgical Co.
Deitz Motor Co.
Morse Co., C. C.
M.E.L.p.
M.E.L.P.
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.
Voxburgh Hdw. Co.
Alameda Repair & Supply Co.
Baker, Hamilton & Pac. Co.
Bullard Co..E.D.
M.E.L.P.
M.E.L.P.
Pac:.: Gas & Elec. Co.
Steinmetz, W.T,
Superb() water Heater Co.
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co.
Labor
Associated Oil Co.
Associated Oil Co.
Clark & Sons, N.
Dieterich Post Co.
Dietz motor.Co.
Dietz Motor Co.
Dietz Motor Co.
Empire Foundry Co.
Furey, Harry D.
Hutchinson Co.
M.E.L.P.
Oakland Blue print Co.
Powell Bros. Inc
Powell Bros. Inc
Rhodes-Jamieson Co.
Richfield Oil Co.
Voxburgh Hdwe. Co.
Repairing clock
Supplies & Magazines
Distillate
Auto Ins.
Lamps
Blue Prints, etc.
Allowance as Mayor
Gas
Moulding stamps
Washing windows
Bldg. materials
Money advanced
Services
Services
plumbing repairs - City Hall
Screens
Typewriter
Examining maps, etc.
Liquid soap
police Department
Window Glass
Rep. motorcycles
TT TV
Gasoline
Turniquets
Ford car
Sprayer
Unit cells
Repairing Ford
Gas
paint thinner
Fire Department
Glass lights
Cotton waste
Draeger bag, etc.
Rechg. 3 batteries - Mar.
24-200 watt lamps
Elect. Sta. #1-2-3-5 (Apr)
Gas service (May)
Supplies
New tank
Filing cabinet
Street Department
Tags
Tags
Sewer pipe
Blueprint paper
parts for Ford trucks
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TV IT TT TT
Grating
Rep. water pipes
Asphalt patch
Labor and battery
Blue line prints
Materials
TV
TT
Extra Heavy Oil
Supplies
4 3.50
19.70
71.14
195.93
4.20
11.80
50.00
5.64
3.33
39.60
26.76
1.66
100.00
75.00
29.65
64.50
79.25
18.00
8.66
41205.41
2.50
5.11
4.80
45.00
6.86
523.82
4.65
9.36
29.89
1.22
- 2.75
4635.96
8.75
18.25
15.80
1.50
14.02.
53.67
31.46
7.85
42.00
118.80
4612.10
2100.00
73.80
44.10
51.45
2.14
2.81
11.44
6.86
2.94
6.25
8.85
13.58
10.07
300.70
178.05
10.40
38.70
7.60
42870.04
Alameda steam Laundry Ass'n.
Alameda Times-Star
Bischoff's surgical House
Brandt, LoUis
Braun-Knecht-Heimann Co.
carpenter, T. D.V.S.
Elster Printing Co.
Ford, N.O.
Hieronymus, A. M.D.
Koerber Fuel & Feed Co.
mazzini, L.
Mulford Co., H.K.
Patrick & Company
Snow, William
Thorp, Vernor E.
Visburgh Hdwe. Co.
warhurst, Dorothy
Cal. Mill & Lumber Co.
Cook, A. W.
Dietz Motor Co.
Duarte, L.
Ford, N.O.
Holland, T.
Kennedy, Gladys
Koerber -Fuel & Feed Co.
Kronke & Brampton
Mazzini, L.
M.E.I.P.
M.E.L.P;
Newcomb, Chas. A.
Pac. Gas & Ele. Co.
Probst, E. J.
Roebke, H. W.
Schaefer, Victor L.
Skelly, Sam
Vosburgh Hdwe. Co.
Labor
Associated Oil Co.
Dietz Motor Co.
Dietz Motor co.
Dietz Motor Co.
Hally & Co.
Loop Lbr. & Mill Co.
M.E.L.P.
M.E.L.P.
Oakland-Calif. Towel Co.
Patrick & Co.
Parryman's Cash Grocery
Skelly, Sam
Smith, Chas.
Vosburgh Hdwe. Co.
Womack, J.D.
Crocker Co. Inc. H.S.
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
Hickok, C.E. City Mgr.
Newcomb, Chas. A.
gellerbach paper Co.
Alameda Bootery
Ala. City Social.Ser. Board
Ala. Vulcanizing Works
Benson, Martin E.
Camica, G.
Central Shuey Creamery
Dodge, F.A. Co.
East Bay Water Co.
Filipelli Bros.
Heuer, Gabrielle
Health Department
Laundry
Vaccination cards
supplies
Services
Supplies
Transportation Exp.
printing
TV
Transportation
wheat Hay
Basin
Supplies
pencil Sharpener
Services
Guinea Pig Pens
Earthen Bowls
Services
Recreation Department
Shingles & Shavings
Paint & Varnish
Ford Coupe
Rent - harrow
1500 Programs
Services - gardener
Services
Fertilizer
Rent of tent
Supplies
Repairs to mower, etc.
Power
Paper
Gas
Misc.
Music - May Festival
First aid supplies
Misc. parts
Belt for pump
Golf Course Department
Gasoline
Supplies
Ford truck
Supplies
Robbery insurance
Lumber
Lamps
Elect. Service
Towel service
Enamel signs
Supplies
Supplies
Plumbing repairs
Supplies
Ignition points
Store Depa
Supplies
paper
Stamps
Supplies
Supplies
Council Re " f Found
Shoes
Moving
Gas & Oil
Rent
Rent
Milk
supplies
water
Repairs - shoes
Rent
612.62
14.20
6.15
34.60
18.67
35.00
27.25
25.00
15.00
4.50
1.25
101.04
1.25
5.00
77.00
1.00
17.76
0397.n
93.01
3.75
619.46
4.00
18.00
65.00
39.00
175.50
4.00
27.00
31.37
32.57
6.28
3.10
18.39
58.50
3.20
4.40
6.75
0.213.28
818.63
32.40
13.39
816.50
1.20
20.00
39.36
8.40
4.12
11.85
1.80
1.00
70.14
7.50
8.95
1.85
n7517:07
12.29
3.02
50.00
13.09
4.44
83.74
14.13
10.00
5.85
15.00
20.00
25.51
25.27
7.21
3.50
21.00
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Kessler, Rev. Geo.
Kreig Co. J.J.
Maxwell, Jennie
M.E.L.P.
Newcomb, Chas. A.
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.
Seagrave, Frank E.
Spunn, Beulah E.
Typewriter Guy
Western Dairy .
Alameda Times-Star
Ala. Vulcanizing works
Koerber Fuel & Feed Co.
M.E.L.P.
M.E.L.P.
M.E.L.P.
Nat'l Committee for mental Hyg.
pittsburg water Heater Co.
Strom Electrical Co.
IV TT 11
Travers Surgical Co.
Addressograph sales Co.
Alameda Times-Star
Baker, C.C.
Baker, Hamilton & Pac. Co.
Baxter, J. H. & Co.
California Mill & Lbr. Co.
Chicago Rubber Stamp & Pr. Co.
City of Alameda - Store Dept
East Bay Water Co.
Fuller, T.P. & Co.
Gilson Electrical Sup. Co.
Great Western power Co.
Hicks, W. Wesley
Kellogg Express Co.
Pacific Gas & Elec Co.
Reno Co. L.G.
Roebling's Sons Co. A;
Security Drug Co.
Smith Hdwe Co.
Southern pacific Co.
Standard Underground Cable Co.
Stiles, L.D.
Triangle Parts Co.
weaver-wells Co.
western Auto Supply Co.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co.
Wilkins, J.H.
Wood Lumber Co„ E.K.
M.E.L.P.
M.E.L.P.
A.J. & Catherine A. Andronico
Pensions
Hasey, Mrs. H.L.
E.B. water Co*
TT TT TT It
Stowe, Dr. 0.P.
Hutchinson Co., Inc.
Loop Lumber & Mill Co.
Council Relief Fund - Cont'd
Rent
Clothes
Rent
Light serv.
Supplies - school
Gas
Shoes
Money adv. Munson
Inspection services
Milk
Health Center Fund
Cards
Oil & Gas
Lawn Dressing
Service
Service
Fuses & Labor
Pamphlets
Gauzes
Batteries
Repairs
Supplies
Electric Light Fund
Supplies
Printing
Dies
Supplies
Poles
Meter Box
Badges
Stationery
Rental 1414 Park St (May)
Supplies
Supplies
Transformer rental (May)
Repairs
Supplies
Gas
Auto Supplies
Supplies
Supplies
Supplies
Lease audit
Supplies
painting
Supplies
Auto Supplies
11 IT
Supplies
Prem. Ins. Policy
Cross arms
School. General Fund
Fuel (elect)
Light
School Construction Fund
Lot adj. Haight School
Pension Fund
Initiative Relief Fund
Rent
Fwd - $147.47
12.40
5,00'
11.08
.70
12.03
6.05
52.50
3.00
11.95
$2717.18
East Bay Water Co. Payments Fund
Water main extensions
public use chg for May
Compensation Insurance Fund.
Witness fees
Street Improvement Fund
Street work
Lumber
17.70
4.15
3.25
120.60
1.00
3.40
3.00
1.00
.75
4.75
6.23
$16b.83
6.51
260.76
200
40.15
642.10
5.00
7.00
11.95
60.00
81.50
693.70
75.00
6.00
2.85
1.41
.75
478.39
4.00
13.36
5.00
71.20
100.00
6.89
2.76
1.14
680.69
29.00
26.00
3315.11
61.50
85.27
q 146.77
11E199_121
- 1- 8-uo:au
$1119.83
10.00
461.52
2358.65
02820.11
12.50
$2709.75
3.32
$271Z.0/7
Mr. Calcutt 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 Coniicil adjourned to
meet in regular session, Tuesday evening, June 19th, 1928 at 8 o'clock.
Respectfully submitted,
City Clerk pro tem.