1921-10-04 Regular CC Minutes4
-REGULAR EEETING OF THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OJ ' AI/UEDA ,
TUESDAY EV.MTT,TC, OCTOBER 4th, 1921 .
The meeting convened at ?:15 p. m. with Council President Otis presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Adams, Latham, Probst, Tilden and Pres-
ident Otis were noted present..
The minutes of the regular meeting of September 20th, 1921, were aTTroved
as read.
The clerk stated he was in receipt of a -petition for the reclassification
of the property situated at 1543 Everett Street from a Class T, Single Family Dist-
rict, to a Class VI, Iospita1 District. That no objections had been filed with him
and that the time had arrived for the hearing of same. There being no objectors
present, the clerk was instructed to introduce a bill entitled
"A Bill
For Ordinance No. , U. S.
Reclassifying property situated at 1543 Evere
to a Class VI, Hospital District."
The. ordinance was laid over under provision of the charter. Mr. Tilden
moved that it be the sense of the Council that the ordinance be passed. The motion
was seoorllled by Yr. Latham and carried unanimously.
The clerk stated he was in receipt of a petition for the reclassification
of the property situated at 1415 Broadway from a Class 1 to a Class II District. That
no objections had been filed with him and that the time
arrived for the hearing of
same. There being no objectors present, Er. Probst introduced the following resolu-
tion and moved its adoption:
. elution No. 425
Reclassifying property situated at 14
Broadway from a Class 1 to a Class II
District".
The ResolWi-n was s:)-Ided ]ratbam and or 1-ell c-17 adoptc,d aranime-isly.
The clerk stated he was in receipt of a petition for the reclassification
of the property situated at 2000 Clinton Avenue from a Clase I to a Class TT District.
That objections hacl been filed by Salome Clintworth, Elmer E. Johnson and lanna C.
Lewis, also that a statement hacl been filed by H. A. 7ddins, the petitioner. Yr.
Adams moved that the petition be denied, seconded by Ex. Tilden, and on roll call
carried by five ayes.
4v/ In the matter of the hearing the protest of 2,u_ezie H. 7e11s re. closing
of Austin Avenue, etc., Mr. Latham moved that the matter be postponed to the regular
meeting of the council to be held November 1, 1921, Yr. Probst seconded the motion
and on roll call carried unanimously.
1,r-r. Probst introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
"Resolution ro. 426.
Transferring ,6750.00 from the Electric Light
Fund to the interest end Redemption 7und".
Er. Latham seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call
carried by five ,yes.
Ex. Latham introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
"Resolution No. 497.
carried by five ayes.
The clerk stated he was in receipt of a duly executed contract of
the Standard Fence Comwany. Ordered filed.
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The following communications were received:
'Prom the General Conference of 7orkers, containing resolution adopted
by that body proteoting decrease in pay of fire and_ policemen. Ordered filed.
From the Elim Home, by Mrs. T. Crouch, Mgr., requesting permitsion to
erect a tent for the pnrrose of holding Gospel meeting Lr. Tilden moved that
the reoaest be referred to the city manager to report back, seoondecl b- Lr. Latham
and carried.
From Alameda Post Fo. 9, merican Legion, thanking he Council or flowers
sent to the funeral of their late comrade, /alter Theus.
From the Alameda ?jomens Improvement Club re. condition of siewa1ks in
the burned aistrict on Park Street. Ur. Latham moved that the matter be referred
to the city manager, seconded by Probst and carried.
A number of persons were oresent in the Council Chamber protesting against
the use of the south end of IJoim5. Street for gar e disposal purposes. The city
manager again made a statement o the conditions surrounding the disposal o gar-
bage. Thereupon Ur. Tilden moved that the complaints be submitted. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Latham and the same prevailed unanimously.
Claims asix,clt Ihe General Departments amounting to 1.048.96; , al st the
Police Department mounting to 130.10; against the Fire Department, amounting to
73.24; a7ainst the Street Department amounting to '22187.70; a ,:nst the Heslth De-
,
partment amounting to 381.34;
,74
the Recreation Department amounting to 229.17;
against the Relief Fund amounting to 93.42; against the Electric Light Fund amounting
to :346
5; against the Sewer Construction Fund amounting to
,403.92; a7ainst the
Store Department amounting to 229.17; against the Police Pension Fund amounting to
,ot
1,485.00 and against the Fire Pension Fund amounting to !.160.00, having been ap-
proved. and audited by the proper officials, were listed by the clerk as follows:
Crocker, H. 5. Co.
Cron, J.
Hickok, Clifton E.
Hickok, Clifton E,,
Hickok, C. E.
Hickok, C. E., City I:gr.
Malloye, F. Co.
Mun. Elec. Light Plant
Otis, Prank
Purity Spring Water
Schneider, Penry
City
TT TT
IT IT
TT TT
Lubbock, Oswald
Yager Sheet Metal Works
Fora, '2. O.
Manuel, A. .
Puna Elec. Light Plant
Standard Oil Co.
Strom Electrical Co.
United Petroleum Co.
GEEERAL
General Departments.
Mimeograph supplies
Auto Upkeep
Auto Upkeep
Mgr. Money adv,,liced
Expenses to Convention
Rabbits
Block Books
City lighting (mo. en 3.. July)
Allowance as mayor
ater
Mimeograph paper
Rubber stamp
Pencils
TT
Rent of P. O. box
Covers for garbage cans
Total -
Police Department.
Printing
Lumber fol- shooting range
Labor & attendance (Angust)
Gasoline
Batteries
Oil for autos
Total -
.35
25.00
25.00
5.90
189.89
5.00
37.50
1427.75
50.00
1.00
2.94
1.18
.98
•49
1.00
75.00
'2„; 1848.96
8.50
8.60
50.00
21.00
4.50
37.50
130.10
Anderson Machine Wo-oks
Calcutt, R.
Gutta Percha (c2 Rubber
Hickok, C. E..
Morris, Geo. T.
Mun. Elec. Light Plant
Voxburgh, I. j.
Labor
KoDpernd & Heafey
Oakland Spring Works
Powell Brothers
Rhodes-Jamieson & Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Vosburgh, L. W.
Alameda Times-Star
Carpenter, Dr. T.
Crum, Dr. Howard. C.
Flatow, P. & Son
Hill, Alice E.
Oakland Auto grecking Co.
Oakland Pioneer Soda Water Co.
TT TT Tf If TT
Purity Spring Water Co.
Sanders, Dr. R. W.
Zellerbach Paper Co.
Calcutt, d. R.
7, 7?
Cohen, Emilie A.
Crock.er, H. S. Co.
Howell, di:111.am
Hanuel, A.
Morcherchi, P.
LIorse, C. C. & Co.
Pac, Tel. & Tel. Co.
Voxburgh, L. I.
7ellorbach PaPer Co.
Ala. City Social Service
TT If If
East By Water Co.
Hales, Carrie J.
Yonigshofer's
Mun. Elec. Light Plant
Pac. Gas .P; Elec. Co.
Spunn, Beulah E.
M.
If
Fire Department.
Bolts'
Gal. pipe extension
Tubing
Cash advanced for dues in
Coast Fire Chief Assn,
Soap
Labor and attendance (August
Supplies
pac .
Total.,,., OD 4.0011 0 0 •0
Street Department.
road Oil
Repair to Moreland
Rock, screenings, gravel
Gravel & Rock
Gasoline
Supplies
Total
Health Department.
Printing
Transportation
Prof. services J. 0 C. G]bson-
Dru;s
Incident-ls
Chevrolet coil
Dit. dater
TT 17
Spring ,7a1 er
Prof. services ,Art Aid
Envelopes
Total -
Recreation Department.
Hardware
Putty & bolts
Services
Supplies
Services
lumber
ervices
Seed
Phone
Rope
Bal. due on invoice
Relief Fund.
Electric
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn.
Alameda Vulc. jerks
Alameda Times-Star
Anthony, lar1 C.
Associated Oil Co.
Auto Elec. Serv. Co.
13usse, Frank A., Sales Co.
Citimens Bank
Crane Co.
Crocker Co., H. S.
East Bay dater Co.
TT TT TT lf
Eberly's 0.ual'Ay Pharmacy
Electric Consumers Assn,
Elster, M. H.
Fuller, J. P. & Co.
Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co.
Gilson Elec. Sul)ply Co.
Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg. Co.
Board of Public Utilities
Linde Air ±z'oduo-ts Co.
Total -.
Repairing shoes
Rent
Water
Clerical
Clothing
Electricity
Gas
Salary
services
Light Fund.
Towel service (August)
Tube repairs
Bills, etc.
Shop supplies
Gasoline
Auto supp
Rent
Supplies
Stencil plates, etc.
:iater consumed
dater Aug. 26 to Sept.
Ac Id.
Lssessr:ent covering rate
Jiring notices
Paint
Repairing clock, etc.
Supldies
TT
Miscellaneous expenses
Oxygen
.25
.75
.75
5.00
14.00
50.39
2.10
73.24
1467.25
351.30
4.00
303.15
9.00
46.20
6.00
-4 2187.70
he ar I n
19.50
35.00
2.50
2.00
1.50
4.00
1.20
1.20
.50
11.2.50
1.44
-) 81.34
9.15
5.50
10.00
2.16
58.50
70.06
58.50
9.50
.20
4.60
1.00
229.17
3.20
13.50
1.56
50.00
14.69
1.05
1.42
8.00
.42
1.00
7.20
201.50
4.00
140.49
6.64
90.41
40.00
3.00
53.00
2D.47
6.55
1.25
750.00
26.60
7,05
16.74
440.36
13.72
128.38
4.40
4(
1 b
Fac. Tel & Tel. Co.
TT TT TT Tr
Powell Bros.
Reese, J. F.
TT IT TT
Riechel & Bredhoff
Smith United. Service
Standard. Oil Co.
Starr, C. C.
Union Iron Norks
Vosburgh , L.
jaddell _Lumber Co.
:leaver-,!olls Co.
Areinstock-Hichols Co.
Viestingbouse Elec. E3 Mfg. Co.
Jestern Elec. Co.
Yiestern Heavy Hdwe. & Iron Co
destern Steel Pkg. Co.
Engineering Services
Tibbitts Pacific Company
Hickok, C.
City Mgr.
Brown, Geo, H.
Hadley, J. E.
Conrad, John
Rogers, J.
Schroeder, L.
Ham p, A.
Beuck, Charles
lir •
on roll call
Electric Light Fund (con.)
Phones
cost of moving
Cement, etc.
Painting autos
T. 'J. inspections
Electrolier posts
Supplies
Zerolene
Auto repairs
Supplies
replac.
”
TV
Auto supplies
Supplies
Meters, etc. & credits
Poles
Supplies
Drums
Total -
Sewer Construction Fund.
poles
34.56
102.69
1.60
160.00
3.00
88.50
15.32
17.25
5.00
12.50
5.95
71.30
84.35
111.06
601.14
118.20
48.85
14.55
3462.35
266.50
Per statement as of Oct. 3, 29137.42
Total - 29403.92
Store Department.
Money advanced for stamps 25.00
Police Pension Fund
Pension
TV
1•
TT
It
TT
Total -
Fire Pension Fund..
Pension for Aug. & Sept.
;ham moved that the claims as listed
carried unanimously.
247.50
210.00
375.00
210.00
210.00
232.50
1485.00
160.00
be paid, seconded by Yr. Probst
There being no further business to transact, the Council adjourned to meet
in reular session, Tuesd-y evening, October
18, 1921, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Respectfully submitted,
ity