1920-01-20 Regular CC Minutes41.
REGULAR JUETIEG OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA ,
TUESDAY EV.:IT ING , JANUARY 20TH, 1920
The meeting convened at 0:04 p. m. with Council-president Otis presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Adams, Latham, Noy, Probst and President
Otis, were noted present0
minutes of the previous meeting were read. and approved
. V The Clerk stated that there had been filed in his office on January 6, 1920,
petition n signed by more than twenty-five per Cent of the property owners with in
a radiu,(.3 of six hundred feet of the lot sitate at 892 UNion Street, requesting
that said lot be re-districted. from a Class I to a Class II District. A certificate
showing due posting of not ices as r e quir ed by Ordinance No, 149, New Series, was
pre sented and ordered filed. the time set in the notice provided. for a hearing
on this evening, Council-pr es id en t Otis asked if the re were any present who object-
ed. to the proposed c ha ng; e . Mr. A. J. Coogan, raoresenting George N. Ethmons ,was
present and stated that his client opposed the conversion of this Drorerty into
nets. Messrs. C. D. Irvin, the person who proposes to purchase the property, and
D. N. Irvin, spoke in favor of the change. Hr. Latham moved, that the council
adjourn to me et in adjourned regular session Friday evening, January 23rd, 1020,
at 7:30 p. m. for the purpose of considering this matter; that al 1 action thereon
be referred. to that me eting, seconded by Mr. Probst and carried..
In accordance with Ordinance No, 155, New Series, a public he aring was held
on the matter of the arks lying along the Estuary between HiCn Street bridge and
the Park Street bridge, Adfidavits sworn to by E. C. Mai ilot , Building inane c to r
that he bad. delivered written not ices to the foil owing name el persons and unknown
owners, directing the m to appear before the city council at the city hall, Tuesday
even ing, January 20th, 1020, to show cause why the ir struc tures should not be con-
demned as nublic nuisances, were p re s en te d and ordered file d.
Mr. J. :3. llornby, 2407 Harrison Avenue , was -ores t. and spoke on his own behalf .
Ho stated that he was a veteran of the Civil Mar, that his only income was
ensi on that he received. from the goveriment
Lir. 1'. 0. Olsen, 2425 Harrison Avenue, was present and spoke on his own behalf.
Mr. Olsen offered no reasonable excuse for the condition.
No one neared for iii e ARk "Hykr)" nor f or the ark a t 2427 Harrison Avenue,
Mrs . N. Clark., 2617 Harrison Avenue was not rew:cesonted.
H. Luck was represented by R. S. Riley, who contended that the council
had. no jur isdicti 0 13. in the case.
S. J. Lundberg was pre sent and protested against any action on the part
of the council,
Mr. I. Larsen e- of 2411 Harri son Avenue, S t at e d. that he will coat orris to t he
reeui re In en t s
Latham move d that all the cases be taken under a, dv er:ient, seconded by
Mr. Probst and carried.
Messrs,. J. L. Bargones and N. D. Howe and other citizens r esid.ing in t he
vicinity of Fernside Boulevard add.: .e c; t7-(- nucil on the ark question and urged
5.
at Neptune Bea ch for t he season of 1020 0 7.e rred -;(,) the c ity ger ,
6, From F. J. Croll, roou sting an increase in salary -the deputy audit or
Ja_nua ry O tli , 1920,
where a ]ui1d.irg con'? ormed to the sanitary and health re go, lat ons , the same erns e
allowed to s tan d.
, Tile ±o 11 owi Ian-, ramuni ons we re . rec eiv
e_ i '
en. , re o 111, s-t;ing rmiS si 011 to operate a long r an g e
F1' Ora .A..
shooting' ga
Lthara moved that the salary be in cr eased to ::;;175.00, s eco d. by Mr . _Noy and carriecl
by the fell vo t e : ire s: Oline i 1en .dams , Latham, Noy and -Probst , (4 ) IToes
C ounc 1 -Tp re s dent Otis, ( 1 ). Absent :None .
From the S ou t he rn. Pao if c C on-many , reiesting pe wa is si on to fill in by
dredged material the land lying 1) tween the te1s to Street Bridge 0.11d the
associated 0:11 Companz.ris plant in the vioiilty of the '.:est Alamed car shops . Mr.
Probst moved that the request be rante , seconded by Mr. Latham and on roll call
c arr ie cl. unanimously
Lir. it in in tr du ce d the o1:Lc'iing o s °Int 1011 and. move a do pt ion
"1-Zesoli7tion 70. 262 .
Re so 1. ut i on Or hr tag, t .he ienoa1 of Certain ja11.0 tux s
Situated at t he Eastern te rminati on of Encino,' venue."
Hr. 'Pro bs t seconded the motion to adopt the '1.:e so lati on and on roll call it was a dopte
and passecl unanimoasly0
Mr. Latham introduced th 0 fo 110;7'1J:1p; ie solut ion and moved s a cIoDt1 on:
"Re so lu t ion To 262.
Establi suing P re eine t s oil ing Places and Naming
11e ctioi Of fi ce rs :[or Special Election, January 211920»'
"
Mr. Probst seconded the motion to adopt the Ilesolution on.d on roll c al 1 it was adopted
ancl assed unsnimoaely.
10 .
Latham introduced the foll0V7i 1-1,7 TR.e solut ion and moved it s a do pt i on::
"Re solut ion No 264.
s olu t ion ;3ubmitting an Ordinonce to the People of
the City of Alameda for Leasing C e rtE.,„ in Tide and Sub -
me rge a. Lands to the taaska Packers' S OC iat "
lir. Pr ob t sec onded the motion to adopt the Re soluti on and on roll call it was o te d
and -i)a s se d_ unanimously.
11. City Manager Hewes :51,-thinitte cl his report for the ye or 1912-1919, which was o rdere a
filed andllr. Lath am moved that he proc e :Up:11r es on the cost of print ing the serne,
seconded. by Mr. Probst and carried,
12. Hr. Latham moved that the matt er tideland leases to Barnes Tiljhitts, L.
A. Pedersen and Eoiph Shipbuilding C omp any 1e taken up at the net me et i ng of the
Council, seconded by Mr. Prob st and c arrie d
12. i/ Mr. Probst moved that fifty cents per oil heater and two to a pre c Mot be
allowed at the special election to be held_ January 31st 1920, s cc onde d by 111'.
Latham an d carried -unanimously.
14. Mr. Otis stated that he hacl been requested. by General J. J. Borree to appoint
a committee on th e organization of a new Nati onal Guard Company in this it y s, and
that he has appointed. Major C. E. Hickok . Smiley and Rushton McConaeLi, M.
be co '!if r me , seoonde b:\;•T TTj Noy and ar
C 1 al
Tfl- 2pqi y1c. t fh C1P rcv1 T;11 -n rl rr/ )1 +1 n .7: 17 RP• + 11 , 1D -1
January 20th, 1920.
the
d am au nt ± ng to 2105. 26; gait
Health Pund am ou nt inb to 54.16;
against the Recreation Fund amounting to `,;;5184 .75 ; against the Relief Fund amounting
to 20.50; against the Electric Light Fund amounting to 7996.32; and against
Municipal Improvement Fund No. 11 amounting t o )384.00 , having b e en approved an
audit e d by
the proper officials were listed by the Clerk as follows:
GZJ, ERAL FUND.
Alameda Scavenger Company
Al am e da Stean Laundry Co.
Fit es Ink Manufacturing C o.
Johnson Company, S. T.
11 11 11
11 IT TT
Martell Tire Co.
McLaughlin, Vera
tunic i pal Electric Light P la nt
Pacific Tel. 8; Tel. Co.
Recorder Printing & Publishing Co.
Reynold. s, Jain es
S ch ne ider , Henry
Scully, T.
Strom Electrical C ompan.y
U. S. Pic1e1±ty & Guaranty Co .
TT 11 T? TT 11 Tr
Western Union Tel, Co.
1;iuiiic±pal Electric Light lant
Paei±ic Tel . & Tel, Go.
Batt Photo Supply Co.
Schneider, Henry
Sm1th, F. J.
Strom Electrical. Co
Times Star
IT IT
Vacle11 /1121111) Or Co.
We stern Union Tel . Co.
Alameda Stec, m Laundry Assn,
Auto Electric Service
Ea,s t Bay Wat er C ompany
Gober, Paul
Gut t a Per cha & Rubber Mfg. Co.
Liu iC i pa 1 Ele ctric Light Plant
Schneider, i Henry
Staniorcl Ojl C ompany
1? 1? IT
Strom Electrical Go,
Western Union Tel • Co.
Zeller bac h Pap er Compa
Labor
Cochran & Celli
Dick, E. C.
TT 11 IT
y
Dietzgen Co., Eugene
Hewes, Charles E. City Mgr .
Lietz Co., The A.
Martell Tire Go,
Mor el and Lio tO Truck .
11 IT If IT
L[os swo 0 Cl. Garage
0 TB2.-len , V. B.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Pow ell Bros. Cons true t i on Go,
Qua rt erna s te r ' r. Retail St or e
Schneider, Henry
Strom Ele ctri cal Co.
Time s Star Co.
Union Oil C ompany
Garbage rernoved.
Towel service
C a rbo n pap er
Oil
TT
It
Tire and tub e
er via es
City light ing for Dec. 1919
Rental and tolis
$ubscr ip t joll
Servic es as Janitor
Dater
T int ing c ounc i 1 c ha nb er
Electrical fixtures and supplies
Pranin
TT
Tel
POLICE 1' UND.
Repairs t o Dodge car
Telephone service
Photo supplie s
Supp Li es
als for 1risc1ers
Repadt swit ch
Print ing
17
Lunth er
Telegram and clock rental
Total
FIKB FUND.
Linen 5 ervice
2 Hydrometers
Hydrant rental for Oct. Nov.
Repair s to Roof , Station- 1.
Sup e s
Supplies
Supplie s
Gasoline
IT
Supplie s
Clock rental
2 cases toilet paper
Total -
STRJiBT FUND.
T ir e
Speedometer
Fan bel t
Pap er , tape
Sub scripti on to magazine
131 a e print
Supplie s
Repairs
TT
Repairing Buiclr trucn
Signs
Telephone
Cement and gravel
Supplie s
Pens, etc.
Battery
Printing
Dis tillate
pap er
toll service
HEALTH FUND.
TO c,
6 3.00
8.00
1.50
50 .3 2
20300
29 .38
23.25.
34 .50
2599 .46
10.. 29
6.00
36,00
.49
174.00
349.25
17 .50
10.00
2,67
13 3'75.52
46. 0 5
8.69
3.51
3.64
60 .6 0
1.50
23.00
15.50
2 .04
21.01
166.54
31 .00
2.215
E3 Dec. 1002.00
41.5 5
1.65
40 .2 2
3,15
10.25
20.50.
.90
1.50
14.01
168.98
;',1369 .95
22.00
17.60
•65
5.29
3000
3.24
8.21
114.16
199 .73
32,00
1.50
2.60
158.21
138.84
2.56
2.70
9.50
13.50
- '11. 2105 .2 6
ry 20 th , 1920,
ci na 1 Ice Co,
Godfrey, Matilda
Oakland Pion° er Soda Via r Co.
Pa cif ic Tel . (c.‘J Tel. Co.
Schaefer, Vic tor L.
If IT IT
Schneider , Henry
Time s Star
Arbes, J.
Ba,1 tini , B.
Cohen, Emilie
Dick, E. 0.
IJIaDelli, 11.
iunicia1 Electric Ligiit P lan t
Orr, Samuel
Paci_fic Tel, & Tel. Co.
Binder F.
Kellogg Express Co.
Orr, Samuel
1,7e st ern Dairy Co
Alameda Steam Laundry Assn..
Al t o Elecfrio Servic e 00.
Baird, J. V.
Dick, E. C.
Gamewell Fir e Alarm & Tel . 00.
Great ',':estern Power Co.
iconigsh of e rs
Marte 11 Tire Co,
Oak land Waite r Fro nt C ompany
Standard Oil Co.
Time s Star Company
Waddell Lumber C o
Veaver-',7ells Company
VJeins tock-Ticho1s Company
TT TV
Catton, Thos. R.
Ice
Clean ing
',[t e r
et1 E.uld tolls
Adhe sive tape
Red_ Z. Goize
k ins, oil
1 Bo ok
To
RE CREAT I ON FUND.
Servic es
It
TV
Repairs
Servi ce s
Repairs
Servic e s
Rent al
Total
1-ZEL IEF FUND.
To oth brush es
Expressage
Labor
Milk
Tot al -
ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND.
Towel service
Supplies
Supplie s
TV
TV
Electric cur rent
Supp lie s
TV
Real Estate
Gasoline
P r int ing
Suppli es
TT
It
TT
Total
MUNICIPAL DIET. OVEMENT F UND NO. 11.
C ont rac t
3 .73
3.50
.50
1.50
9.60
17. 28
.35
7.40
54.16
46.00
48.00
12.00
4.8 5
48 .00
5.60
18.00
2. 30
184.75
,75
1.00
18 000
.75
20.50
1.00
5.66
1.00
1.83
23. 45
5325.30
2 .00
319 .72
2000 .00
17.43
37.03
37.50
100 29
213.29
7996..32
384..00-
Mr. Prob st moved that the claims as listed b e raid, seconaeci by Lir. Adams and
on roll call carried -unanimously.
The re be ing no fur the r 1J usi ne se t o trans ac t the counc 1 1 adj our ne d. to me et in
adjourned r egular meeting Friday evening, January 23rd, 1920, at 7:30 o clock .
Re sue c tfull y subm it te d,
City Clerk.