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REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5TH, 1924.
The meeting convened at 8 p. m. with Council-president Otis presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Latham,Neiss, robst, Tilden and. President
Otis, (5) were noted present. Absent: None.
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 21, 1924 were approved as
read.
Mr. Probst introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 814.
Transferring U,092.19 From the Electric Light Fund
to the General Fund."
Mr. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
Er. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 815.
Resolution Adopting Plans and. Specifications.
(Bay Island. Avenue, between Regent
Street and Pearl Str.)
Mt. Probst seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
The following papers were ordered filed:
Affidavit of publication of Notice Inviting Sealed Proposals, under
Resolution of Intention No. 73, New Series, Bay Island Avenue.
Affidavit of posting Notice Inviting Sealed. Proposals, under Resolution
of Intention No. 73, N. S. Bay Island Avenue.
.14 Bond of L. Johnson, H ouse Mover .
The following communications were received:
6.1 From City Attorney Locke re request of the Board of Education to adopt
an ordinance requiring automobiles to come to a dead stop before reaching school
grounds. Er. Tilden moved that the communication be filed and that a copy be forward-
ed to the Board of Education, seconded by Mr. Probst and carried.
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From City Attorney Locke, re zoning of the city's tidelands in aceordance
with the suggestion of the City Planning Commission. Er. Latham moved that the
communication be filed and that a copy be forwarded to the City Planning Commission,
and that the City Attorney be instructed to explain to the Commission n that it is
the Council's desire to await the decision of the case referred to, before taking
further action, seconded by Mr. Neiss and carried.
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From the Alameda Safety Council containing six months resume of their work.
Ordered filed.
From Hutchinson. Company, requesting permission to grade, curb, gutter
and macadamize Fountain Street, frorn the southerly line of Washington Street to the
northern line of Fillmore Street, under private contract. Er. Probst moved that the
request be granted, seconded by Mr. Neiss and carried.
1.0.1 A petition was received from various owners of property located in the block
on San Jose Avenue, between Union and Lafayette Streets, requesting the Council to
deny the Key System Transit Company the right to install a turn-out switch in the
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to see if the service on San Jose Avenue, could not be improved without the
installation of additional switches and that the Railroad Commission be asked
to grant the Key System Transit Company a sixty day extension of time in the
matter of installing the switches mentioned, seconded by Mr. Latham and carried.
Councilman Neiss voted No, stating that his reasons for doing so was occasioned
by the fact that many citizens and some civic bodies appeared before the Rail-
road Commission showing the necessity for better service on this line, and in
view of this, cast his vote accordingly.
The Clerk stated that the time had arrived for opening bids in accordance
with the published notice under Resolution of Intention, No. 73, N. S. Bay
Island. Avenue, and that no bids had been received. Mr. Tilden moved that the
matter be referred to the City Manager and City Engineer, seconded by Mr. Latham
and carried.
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Building Inspector Maillot was present in the Council Chamber and stated
that the owner of the dilapidated building at 1235 Park Street had, since the
notice was served upon her, improved and repairing the building, and requested
that further proceedings be discontinued. Thereupon Mr. Latham moved that such
be the order seconded by Mr. Neiss and carried.
1 Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 816.
Resolution Declaring Public Nuisance.
(2047 Lincoln Avenue.)
Mr, Probst seconded the motion to adopt the Resolutioh and on roll call
unanimously.
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In the matter of the remove1 of the delapidated building at 2321 A
Avenue, -kir. Latham moved that Mr. Kaliski, the owner, be instructed to be
present at the next meeting of the Council and state to the members what his
intentions are re o ding the improvement of the building referred to, seconded
by Mr. Probst and carried.
The matter of the change of grade of Webster Street, under Resolution of
Intention No. 66, N. S. came up. Mr. Latham moved that action of the Council be
continued to the meeting of the Council to be held February 3rd, 1925, seconded
by Mr. Probst and carried.
Mr. Latham moved that in the future, all reports by department heads on
matters referred to them by the Council should be made in writing, seconded by
Er. Neiss and carried.
In the matter of the purchase of 18.68 aeries of
Park, after discussion, Mr. Tilden moved that the City
to secure an option for one year at a prize of :;100.00
be the sense of this council that money be provided in
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land adjoining Washington
Manager make arrangements
per acre, and that it
the next budget to
purchase the same seconded by Mr. Latham and on roll call carried unanimously.
1 . In the matter of the placing of an advertising sign on the sub-statiqn at
Webster Street, Er. Tilden moved that the matter be indefinitely postponed,
seconded by Er. Latham and carried.
1 . Councilman Neiss brought to the attention of the 0ounc.1 the necessity
the completion of the opening of Versailles Avenue. City Manager Hickok
November 5th, 1924.
City 1anager Hickok rendered a verbal report regarding the passage of an
ordinance permitting children to ride bicycles on the sidewalk.
Claims against the General Departments amounting to 776.74; agaiist the
Police Department amounting to 767.69; against the Fire Department amounting
to '.1,950. 1; against the Street Department amounting to 3,187.15; against the
Health Department amounting to 99.21; against the Recreation Department amount-
to :;832.49; against the Store Department amounting to 66.11; against the
Health Center amounting to 137.31; against the Council Relief Fund amounting
to 101.71; against the Initi ative Relief Fund amounting to 212.50; against
the Electric Light Fund amounting to '12,696.81; against the School Construction
Fund amounting to $10,520. 63; against the East Bay Water Company Payments Fund
amounting to 6,238.20; against the Fire Pension Fund amounting to 185.00;
against the Police Pension Fund amounting to ;)527.50 and aJrainst the Industrial
Railroad Fund amounting to 30.00 having been aporoved and audited by the proper
officials were listed by the Clerk 5S follows;
General Departments.
Labor
Alameda Rug -forks
Alameda Times Star
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American City, The
Beckley, Lee
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Carlisle Co.
Cowles, J. H.
East Bay Water Co.
Fischer, C. F.
Haxthausen, Nance
Hickok, C. E.
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Jenkins, C. H.
Lee, Samuel
Oakland Blue Print Co.
Ctis, Fran::
Strom Electrical Co.
Cleaning and laying carpet
Advertising
TV
TV
Subscription
Use of team
Supplies
Post Binder
Repairs
Water
Services
Services
Expenses
Autb upkeep
Money advanced.
Paper Fastener
Carpenter work
Zone maps
Mayor's Allowance
Repairing fixtures
Total -
Police Department.
Bishop Loupe
Faulkner, Geo. A.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Gardner, U. S.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
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Naval Base 2ress
iatrich Co.
Shell Compan]
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Strom Tiectrical Co.
Underwood T77newriter Co.
T,nst Bay 'riater Co.
Fockins, Jrn ',
Lracke & Brunje
Mncna 1. Electr
TV
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Resse, John T.
Standard Battery Shop
Standard Oil Company
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Ford Roaster
Supplies for motorcycle
Labor and attendance
Brushes
Repairs to cars
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Pr int in g
Stars and. cap shield.
Gas oline
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Batteries
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?ire Depertment.
ight Plant
TV
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Steinmetz W. T.
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Water
Remove foot valves
Sulphuric Acid
Glazing doors
Labor al0 attendance
Electric wiring
Recharing batteries
Painting
Repairs to battery
Coal Oil
Gasoline
Revolving fund
Total -
31.50
34.75
22.00
31.46
50.24
4.00
143.00
1.00
6.37
20.07
14.70
126.00
8.63
18.17
25.00
20.00
6.50
142.85
19.50
50.00
1.00
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376.75
4„30
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69.89
1.35
21.06
39.09
5.50
33.10
21.25
9.90
166.00
A 767.69
6.15
6.33
16.00
55.00
17,11.13
10.53
60.00
9.25
5.80
8.50
12.87
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Labor
Alameda aepair Sapp
Alameda Trim Shop
Bishop al Loupe
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Clark C; Sons,
Dietrich-Post Co.
,Durant :,::otor Company
A. T.
Heafey, oore Mcilair
Howard Auto Company
Standaid Oil Company
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Strom Electrical Co.
Waddell Lumber Co..
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American Public Health Assn.
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn,
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Bischoff's Sllrgical House
Braun-necht=Heimann Co.
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Buben, Edenk_a
Carpenter, Dr. 2.
Crocl7cr Co., H. S.
Ellefson, 1:Irs. L. J.
Encinal Ice Company
Mulford Co'. H.
Teters, Dr. Lindsay
Rosso, Ers. J.. W.
Snow, Bill
,Warharst, Dorothy
Bishop fl; Loupe
Bofinger, Sarah H.
California 'Wire Cloth Co.
De3orba, Joaquin
East Bay Water Co.
Gay, A. T.
'Kellogg Express Co.
Llaxwell Hardware Co.
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Randall, Largaret
Tasker, Thos.
Crock:er Go., H. S.
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Hichol:, C. E. City Ilanap-er
Alameda C. Tuberculosis Assn.
Alameda Sanitorium
Bischoff's Surgical House
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East Bay 'WaterCo.
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Crocer Co. , H. 5 .
Eason, Bell
Edwardson, A.
Jacobs, Ida
Konigshofer, J. H.
Municipal Electric Light 71ant
Pacific Gas J'.z Electric Co.
Rossi. Labelle
Str e e t Dep ar tme nt
Glass
Carta ins
Ford Track
Parts
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fan Belt
Sever pipe
Blue print paper
Parts
Repairs to tools
Road Oil
Parts for Buick:
Gasoline
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Supplies
Lumber
Total -
th Department.
Subscription
Laundry
TV
SUrplies
TV
noney advanCed:
Transportation
Scissors
Services
Ice
Supplies
Services
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Recreation Deuartont.
2ord Auto
Services
Wire netting
Services
Water
Repairs
Expressage
Rope
Saw Blade
Services
Repairs to Pump
Total -
Store Department.
Supplies
TV
Stamps
To
Health Center.
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Maintenance and care of children
Room and attendance
Supplies
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TV
TV
Water
Supplies
TV
TV
Council Relief.
Supplies
Rent
TV
Subscriptinn
Rent
Electricity
Gas
Rent
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1855.91
.30
10.00
552.75
.50
.25
.27
52.89
2.37
4.80
9.60
639.21
9.51
17.00
10.20
2.09
19.50
3187.15
9
5.00
3.99
2.37
1.60
2.52
15.64
1.06
35.00
.31
5.50
5.95
3.92
2.50
3.75
5.00
4.90
99.21
468.25
36.00
161.28
62.50
16.67
26.65
5.41
21.03
4.50
3.00
27.20
832.49
3.92
12.19
50.00
66.11
64.80
36.00
1.20
1.28
1.40
8.77
4.85
2.75
3.15
13.11
137,31
.99
5.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
5.12
12.60
23.00
November 5th, 1924.
INITIATIVE RELIEF FUITD.
Alameda. City Social Service Board Loney advanced for labor
LECTRIC LIGHT FUND.
Addressograph Sales Co. Supplies
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Gasoline
Supplies
AssoCiated Oil Company
Bishop & Loupe
City of Alameda, Store Dept.
Crane Co.
' East Bay Water Co.
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Fobes Supply o.
Garlock Packing Co.
General Electric Co.
Gilson 2aectrio!al Supply Co.
Paraffitie Companies, The
Powell 73ros.
Reno Co., L. G.
Rhodes-Jamieson '2c Co.
Roebling Bons Co.
Smith Hardware Co.
Standard Fence Company
Standard Underground Cable Co.
.Ain-tock-Nichols Co.
Gestern Heavy Hardware PI Iron Co.
Westinghouse 2. a; L. Co.
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200a Lumber Co.
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Alameda Times Star
Lunro, J. A.
Fottingharn, W. E.
eterson, C. H.
Snook, Frederick: W.
East ,.,.7 Water Co.
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Yaqley, J. E,
Kamp, A.
C. E.
Rop:ers, J. I.
Schroeder, L.
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Water
Supplies
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Labor and material
Supplies
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Partial payment on contract
Supplies
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SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION FUND.
AL,
Advertising
Commission
ayment on contract
Payment on F;eneral contract
Payment on Plumbinp: contret
; 212.50
15.02
13.76
62.05
3.63
22.30
5.65
60.00
11.66
474.01
49.55
116.91
511.21
84.23
6.35
4.90
15.5.9rt
605.08
7.41
266.25
248.73
75.91
2.55
3971.00
634.80
39.98
; 12396.61
Total -
EAST BAY 142E2 COLPATTY PAYLIFTS FUND.
Basic charge for July,1924
Payment on ey:tensions, July, 1924
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Basic cha..rEe for Au.g. 1924
7:av'r,ient on ent eLsL 0115, 1n. 1024
Total
2I22 I22:31c::: TJ,D.
Pension for ect..._024
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:05102 2220 102 2=.
12ension for Dot. 1924
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LUD iciral Electric L1ht Plant Cl erica 1 War 2 for 3 months
11.63
74.00
610.00
9465.00
360.00
0020.63
2103.26
404.93
404.93
.1-0/1.93
404.93
2161.32
353.1;9
07ec)c)
0,
67.50
97.50
185.00
152.50
77.50
85.00
77.50
77.50
77.50
527.50
30.00
Er, Probst 3:1:oved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded by L:r. Latham and
on roll call carried unanimously.
There being no further business to transact the Council adjourned to meet :in
regular session,
esd.ay evening, 'November 18th, 1924, at 8 clock P. M.
Resp eReap ectfuliy submitted,
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