1920-01-06 Regular CC MinutesREGULAR M2ETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6TH, 1920.
The meeting convened at 8:08 p. m. with Council-pre ident Otis presiding*
The roll was called and Councilmen Adams, lathain, Probst and President Otis,
(4) were noted present. Absent: Councilman Noy, (1).
The minutes of the regular meeting of December 16th, 1919 were approved as
read.
The minutes of the adjourned regular mooting of December 'rd, 1919 were
approved as read.
The minutes of the a djourned regular meeting of December 30th, 1919
were approved as read.
1. v Yr. Probst introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption;
"REsolution No. 261.
Transferring 34012.24 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.
The following were received:
// Deed from Laura L. Livingston, et al, for the widening of Crist Street
at the corner of Regent Street. Ordered filed.
5. v' Deed for the property in the vicinity of Webster Street and Eagle
Avenue, for use of the Board of P blic Utilities, as a sub-station. Ordered filed.
The report of the Municipal Electric Light Plant for the month of
November, 1919 Ordered filed.
The Auditor s balance sheet for the month of December.1919. Ordered
filed.
4. V The Auditor's receipt for the refund of 1,106.66 on the State Compensn-
tion Insurance policy for the year 1916. Ordered filed.
5. v In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 155, New Series, a
public hearing' was held on the matter of the arks lying along the northeasterly
shore of Alameda, between Encinal Avenue and High Street. Affidavits sworn to
hy E. C. Maillot Building Inspector, that he had delivered written notices to
the following named persons, directing them to appear before the city council at
the Oity Hall, Tuesday evening, January 6th, 1920, to show cause why their
structures should not be condemned aa public nuisances, were presented and ordered
filed. Mrs. Arada was present and in response to the question why her ark
should not be removed from its position at the end of Encinal Avenue, stated
that it had set there for nineteen years and had been placed there at the suggestion
of the Railroad Company. Mrs. Arada also represented the owner of the ark occupied
by Otto Ruf and gave substantially the same excuse. P. Bagley was not present
but a communication was received from his attorney, R. B. Tappan, asking that
time be given him in which to make certain alterations in the building and
to in every way conform to the state and city laws.
J. Buns, on his own behalf, stated that he proposes to erect a residence
the front of his property within one year.
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adopted by the council regulating ark and ciairne. that the occupents of his arks
were thoroughly satisfied. One of the building was used as a shop to build boats.
W. Munfrey, on his own behalf, stated that he proposed to build a suitable home
in the spriAg.
6. / Mr. Latham moved that all cases be taken under advisement, seconded by L.
Probst and carried.
The following communications were received:
7. From the American Legion inviting the members of the council to attend
the flag presentation exercises of Alameda Post No. 9, to be held in Native
on
Hall, Tuesday evening, January 1 th, 1920. Hr. Latham moved that the in-
vitation be accepted, seconded by LIr. Probst and carried.
8. V From J. H. Morton, requesting a gratuitous license to sell broom holders
made by himself. As the same bore the endorsement of the Chief of Police and
city manager, Mr. Probst moved that the request be granted seconded by
Hr. Adams and
rried.
/ A Bill entitled.
"A Bill
For Ordinance No. New Series.
An Ordinance Calling and Providing for and Giving
Notice of a Special Election to be held in the i y
of Alameda, State of California, on Saturday, the
31st day of January, 1920, for the Purpose of Sub-
mitting to the Electors of said City, a Proposition
to Grant Certain Tide and Submerged Lands forever to
the United States of America for Naval Base Purposes
Including Yards, Docks, Repair Shops and all other
Public \'1or1 Connected with the Naval Establishment
of the United States."
came up for passage. Mr. Latham moved that the ordinance be adopted, seconded
by Mr. Probst and on roll call carried unanimously.
10. / Mr. Probst moved that further discussion on the closing of Harrison Avenue
be postponed until February 3rd 1920, at 8 o'clock, seconcled. by Mr. Latham and
carried.
11. / Mr. Probst moved that the pay of the election officers to serve in the
special municipal election January 3lst, 1920, be fixed. at 06.00, seconded by
Mr. Adams and on roll call carried unanimously.
Claims against the General Fund amounting to 04010.02; against the Police
Fund amounting to 058.28; against the Fire Fund amounting to 01121.24; against the
Street fund amounting to 02454.85; against the Health Fund amounting to 0118.91;
against the Recreation Fund amounting to 0254.75; against the Store Fund amounting
to 0240.00; against the Relief Fund amounting to 85.35; againat the Electric
Light Fund amounting to 02629.54; against the Industrial Railroad. Fund amounting
to 04000; against the Police, Relief and Pension Fund amounting to 01072.50 and
against the Park Purchase Fund amounting to
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Fischer,
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150.00 having been approved and audited
were listed by the Clerk as follows:
City ligr.
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GENERAL FUND
Deering Code
Auto upkeep
Water
Sash cord
Printing
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Expense
0 7.50
25.00
22.75
3,30
3.80
124.75
19.40
2.50
Lubbo ck, Oswald
Maxwell -ardware Co.
Mazzini, L.
McLaughlin, Vera
Morton, J. W.
Oakland Blue Print Co.
Otis, Frank
Han. El ec . Lip_iit Plant
Pac. Gas & Elec. Co.
Phoenix Desk & Cimir Co.
Platt Photo Supply Co.
Purity Spring '.ater Co.
Reynolds, James
Siem, C.
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Times Star Co.
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Wentworth & Co., F. W.
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn.
Bay Station Bakery
Hicks, Grant
Pac. Coast Shredded Wheat Co.
Schlueter, A. & Co.
Times Star
American-LaFrance Fire Eng. Co.
Camper & Baugh
East Bay ;,ater Co.
Fischer, C. F.
Gutta-Percha & Rubber Mfg.
Koerber Fuel & Feed Co.
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Maxwell Hardware Co.
Mazzini, L.
Moreland Motor Truck Co.
Mun..Elec. Light Plait
Hun, Elec. Light Plant
lac. G-as& Elec. Co.
Siem, C., Alameda Repair Co.
Standard Cil Co.
vening Times-Star
Vosburgh, L. W.
Labor
Austin-estern Road Loh. Co.
Barber, Edgar H. .Co.
Downey Glass & Paint Co.
Fischer, C. F.
Hickok, 0. .P.
Hutchinson Co.
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KopPerud, A. H.
Lietz, A., The Co.
Oakland. Art Pottery
Post Co., Frederick
Evening Time Star
Unic Gil Co.
Vosburgh, L. W.
Alameda Repair & Supp
Carpenter, T.
Cutter Laboratory
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Cutter Laboratory
Ford, O.
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Godfrey, Matilda
lac. Coast Rattan Co.
Parisian Laundry
Times Star
Rent of P. C. box
Cuspidor mats
Pipe, etc.
Services
Carfares
Blue prints
Allowance as Mayor
City lighting end. Nov. SO '19,
Gas
Chairs
Camera
Water
Services
Reairs
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Printing
Advertising
Auto reports
Advertising
Cards
Total -
FOLICE FUND.
Laundry service
2 baskets bread.
Auto upkeep
Poultry waste
Flashlight batteries
1000 Letter Heads
Total
FIRE FUND.
2 dox. Acid s.
Retread tire
Water
1 bath tub p
Fire hose
Supplies
Coal & Sore
Pails
Supplies
1 Fan Belt
Recharge Batt,
Recharge Batt.
Gas
Glass
Gasoline
Letter Heads
Ruby Lantern globe
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STREET FUND.
Supplies
Pens
Paint
Ax
Incidentals
Rock, screening
TV TV
Road Oil
Sec. paper
Pipe and Bends
X section paper
Letter Heads
Distillate
Tools
HEALTH FUND.
-:Ley
Transportation
Vaccine
Loeffle rs Medua
Vaccine
Cards
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Cleaning
Basket
Laundry
Letter Hea
January 6, 1920
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1.00
15.60
2.00
24.00
1.02
2.40
50.00
2,357.67
17.83
400.60
29.67
.50
24.00
14.75
1.85
45.50
24.44
19.00
32.48
25.00
2.00
1.50
35.00
2.65
8.40
8.65
8.28
6.46
15.00
13.39
.25
990.00
18.00
28.55
8.75
.45
.89
.50
.50
18.10
1.10
10.25
8.65
.40
.24
1549.00
3.20
1.65
24.50
2.94
342
105.20
552.00
75.00
.53
104.16
0.75
8.65
13.50
10.35
2,454.85
.35
35.00
8.25
3.24
1.60
7.50
21.50
13.65
12.50
5.32
8.65
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Ala. Repair & Supply 0 .
Arbes, J.
Cohen, Emile
Comstock Co., The
East Bay ':.ater Co.
Gay, A. T.
Harra, T.
Mapelli, N.
Mazzini, L.
Orr, Samuel
P. G. & E. Co.
Spaulding, A. G. & Bros.
Times-Star Co.
Valiance pursery
Vosburgh, L. 1.
1:.adell Lumber Co.
Associated Oil Co.
ahas. E. Hewes, City Mgr.
Orr, Samuel
Santa Clara Hotel
Symon Bros.
Varachi, Edward°
Western Dairy Co.
RECREAtION FUND.
Saws filed
Services
Services
Brooms
Water
Renairs &' tools
Plants, etc.
Services
Supplies
Services
Gas
Athletic good
Letter Heads
Bulbs
R. J. .Bit
Lumber
STORE FUND.
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Gas. script books
Stamps
ND.
Labor
Lodging
Uood
Labor
"Milk
Total
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ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND.
Bd. of 1.'ublic Utilities
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Cal, State Auto Assn.
Citizaas Bank
Comm. Acetylene Supply Co.
Crane Co.
East Bay I,ater Co.
Gen. Electric Co.
Gilson, Rosse M.
Electrical Supply Co.
Keilog Express CO.
Pace Tel. & Tel. Co.
L. G. Reno Co.
Roeblings, John A. Sons Co.
Standard Oil Co.
United Petroleum Products 00,
Vosburgh, L. W.
Weaver-Wells Co.
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7 0 IIIS 1 o ck -N lo ho is Co.
Vestern Heavy Hdwe & Iron Co.
Westinghouse Elec. & Lfg. Co.
Accountir clerical work
Geo. H. Brown
Conrad, John
Hadley, J. E.
Kamp, A.
Rogers, J.
Schroeder, L.
'Jun. Elec. Light Plant
Incidentals
Ribbon & Cleaned type
Dues
Rent
Supplies
Water
Supplies
Supplies
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Drayage
Gas
Phones
Supplies
Copper Wire
Gas
Supplies
”
Auto
Supplies
Supplies
Total RAILROAD FUND,
Hun. Elec. Light 2 ant
POL & PENSION FUND.
Police Pension
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PARK PURCHASE FUND.
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Interest on bonds
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1.00
56.00
14.00
1.60
2.92
25.50
5.50
48.00
1.85
21.00
3.40
14.85
8.65
16.50
.50
25.20
.48
254.75
190.00
50.00
240.00
21.00
2.00
6.00
25.00
31.35
86.35
21.23
1.00
9.00
40.00
106.76
.35
4.95
455.00
22.54
654.40
4.07
1.60
23.07
3.29
205.99
69.39
45.99
2.70
47.65
650.00
9.48
9.08
242.00
2329 54
qP 40.00
157.50
262.50
187.50
165.00
150.00
150.00
1072.50
150.00
Jana ry 6t h, 1920
Mr. Latham may ed that the claims as 1 iste d. be paid , seconded by Mr • Pr obs
on roll call carried unanimously
The re be irg no fur the r business to transact t he Council ad journed to meet
in regular se ss ion Tuesday e ven ing, Jonuczy 20th, 1920, at 8 or clock p m.
Re se c tfully subm it to d,
City Oler k.