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7.2=82C82 8fq=11'8, hfaf 5TH, 1920„
Tlce iu c et 8:10 e, N, 21t210018noil-erac1aent ot
:he i.282,) coalca ana Coocceilmen Memo, :Cathom, frobot 888 Jr2c111f0,c1t
(4) wore noted. -oresent.
Aboont; acp,'Jx03nInall rc,7,
The 2012cotes of tOe 2ocon meetjece of Afril 20th, 1020, were, cfmrcere,a aq
The m1autco )f the .2aj( ) olvne7econa2 fLeota of Croccil 27th 1020 we're approv-
ea as roc,d,
Tlce follow-312o were 2ccejecea:
V 17 rac oath c„28 °Mac of 0, 81. V8rece„ a Cite Clerk. Cracrea filed*
*.8,ceoto of the iffiMIL 21ect:ric L2201 flo:et 2o2 the montho o: Poixrc.ory
and. March, 1920, Ordered Tiled,
v3 / Mr. Latham introduced the :oJ ]. o'v jyc P.00lution. and moved its adoption:
"7,3clution !Jo, 2980
Trarin :,;2 ,253,.03 from the 7,1e3tric Light Fund,
to the General Fi'Lnd."
Hr. :?robst seconded the motion to adopt tho 7,:eso1utior and on. roll call it was
adopted. and passed unnimousl.
Ur, Latham moved_ that the council adjourai to meet in adjourned
SesSiOn -,Ionday evening, May 10th, 1920, for the rurrose of canvassing the votes
or the recent bond election, seconded by Lrobst and.. carried..
Messrs. H. Hauch and H. IPosenthal wore present end addressed the council
regarding the contemplated firemen's increase. 7,T.r. Latham moved that this matter
be taken up further at the reEular adjourned meeting Lo be hold 1;s)naay even,
May 10th 1020, econded by Lir. :Probst ana carried.
lerintendent of Schools, C. J. Du Four, and Georc;e 11 iams, a member of
the Board of Education, addressed the council regardArg the proposed iucroase
alcries to the teaches, ir Latham moved that this matter be reforrea to the
adjourned regular meotim of tao council to be held May 10th, 1920, seconded by
by Mr. Probst and carried.
4/ A. T. Spence, an behalf o± the management of Neptune Beach, was present
and protested against tbo p ,,,sage of Ordinance No. 173, No7 Series, relative to
licensing amusement arhe. Councilman Latham moved that the matter be refeyred
tc the city manager and that it be taken up at the adjourned regular meeting. of
the council to be held :jay 10th, 1920t, seconded by Mr 2robet an carried.
/t The o:iao stated that there had been. Tiled in his office on April
lqvn
o. net signed b/ more than twenty-five ror cent of the property owners
within a radius of six hundred feet of Iote 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Block p of
the Shepardson. Tract, e1; the northeast corner of Buena Vista .ve,".a).e and Vicbster
Street, conseuting to the reclation of saia property from a Class 1 to
a Class V district. A corti±ioate shoving due Doe of notices as required
by Ordinance No 149, U. S. was presented and ordered filed, AB the time Set in
lay 5th, 1920.
appeaxed. Tiler e up on Mr . r ob st intro duce d a Bil
Bill
For Ordinance No Nev Ser le se
Reclas ifying the property situate at the northeast
corner of -7e1ster Street and Buena Vista ilvenne,
from a Class I to a Class V. District,"
which was lajd over under a pl'ovision of the charter.
,/ An AffidaVit showing due publication of 1-'etition of E. B. A. L. Stone for
the formation of a IZeclqm tion District in the City of Alam.oda, was Presented and
ordered filed. Mr. A. W. raraMO rc; , Attorney for the Company was present a.,.-1.(1 reouest-
ed that the council p o stp one action to the next regular meeting o f the Cot-moil to
be held. Tuesday evening, May 18th, 19M. Mr. Probst moved that the requested be
grant° d seconCed • by Mr. Latham an d. carried.
V/ The matter of the protest of Emilie G. Cohen and istav H. '::endt, against
certain work under Resolution of Intention No0 49, F, S was laid over to the
next regular me e tin g, o f the council, Lta-- 181;h. 1920, on motion of Mr, Latham
seconded by Mr. Probst and carried.
The 'roll o',,7ing communications were rece ived:
From H. L. Hagan, City Attorney of Oakland regarding n:Lame do,' s
portion of the expense in the matter of the East Bay ',.:ater Company Rate case.
Ordered filed.
Prom B. Pucci, requesting a gratnitous license to 13. frai
vegetaties In as much as this request had receivei the approval of the city
manager and chief of police, Mr. Probst moved that the same be granted, seconded
by Mr. Latham ma on roll call carried unanimously.
41,/ From the Associated Oil Company, signed by L. D. Jurs, Chief Engineer,
together with plans, requesting permission to erect a new distributing station
on the Estuary at the foot of Webster Street° Mr. Latham moved that the permit
be granted. under the 'usual restrict i0M prescribed by the building and zone
ordinances, 9.11 d under the supervis ion of the City 1,7Lanal::,or, seconded. by 1,,,Lr
P',):'ol)st and carried,
Mr. Latham moved. that a vote of thanks be tendered to the Alameda Chamber
of Oommerce,the Alameda Kimes Star and the :press for their aseletanes in conducting
to a succe,., -11 conclusion our recent bond election for the North Side Sewer
seconded by Mr. rrobst and carried unanimously°
1\6 V Er. Latham introduced. the ±o1iowin g Resolution and. moved it adopt ion:
"Resolution No, 299
Resolution fo Appreciation to the
Honorable James D. Phelan."
Z:,,dams secondod the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was adopted
and passed unanimously.
1a, Mr. Probst introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
"I'lLe elution No. 300.
Resolution of Intention. No. 53, New Series."
Mr. ,idarns seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimous-1:i,
/14 1 fir . Probst introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
"Resolut ion No . 30
Rescinding proceedings heretofore taken. ( Crist treet
Mr. Latham sec ended the met ion to a don t the Re oluG on and on. roll call it
was adopted and passed. Unanimously.
V1r. Probst int r od.nce d the following Resolution and moved its i on:
"T,!esolut ion No. 302,
Resolution of Intention To 54 New Series."
Mr . Adams seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call :it was
adoptett and passed unanimous:1y
Mr . Latham moved that the Ord inane e imp os ing a license tax on ant om ob e
parking st at ions be with drawn, second ed by Mr. l3rohs t and carried.
Claims agains t the General Departments amounting to $971..55; against the
Police Department amounting to 74 .15 ; against the Fire Department amounting
to 17 .55. against the Street Department amounting to 1830.56; against the
Health Department amounting to 08.69; against the Recreation Department amount-
ing to $376.09; against the Store n Ind amounting to 648.28; against the Relief
Fund amounting to 81.60; and against the Electric Light Fund anounting to
0Z954.48 having been approved and audited by the prop er officials were listed
by the el erk as follows :
Allis on George
Croll, if.
Forrest, Miss A.
Forrest, Miss E.
Haege , Miss Ruth
Hagan H. L. City Attorney
Hart, Mrs. Emily
Hewes , Charles E.
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J a c eh s, Miss I da
Johnson, S. T.
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Eochendorfer Le 0.
Mazz ini L
Munic ipal Eiectric
Oakland Blue pr int
Oti s, Frank
Se hoe de', Henry
Scully, T. A.
Times Star
It el
te et
Vignola, Fran:17.
Walton, B.
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GENERAL FUND.
Genera]. Departments .
Manager
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Co .
Plant
Alatne (la Repair 8: Supply 0o .,
Hicks, Grant
Lincoln Auto and cycle 0o,
Moise-Klinkner Co.
Muni cipal Ele °trio Light Plant
1? 1? It
Oakland Pioneer Soda Water 000
Lab 0 •
Automobile upkeep
Services, re bond.
77 T' TP
TT EP 7?
Alameda's portion
Services, re bond
Auto upkeep
,Money advanced
Inc i d en talc
Money adtr.nced
71
et
Services, re b ond.
Oil
Repair s
Lab o r nad. mate ri al
Snapplies
Extension cords
Zone map
Mayor s All oi,vanc e
Sup pl e s
Paperhanging and varnishing
Binding
Pr int ing
Advertising and election sup-2211e s
Repair s and material
Services in Treasurer's offi ce
election
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expense
election
election
ot al
Poi ice Department.
Bru she s
Auto upkeep
Repair s and material
Stenc lis
Repairs
Vlater
Total -
X.*
1O0
25.00
10.86
10.86
10.98
33.61k--
7.86
25.00
5.00
2. 35
32
_ .36
1,30
1.00
4,74
15 .60
16.20
6.00
6.00
075
29.31
5.04
50.00
.98
48. 71
5.00
51.00
545..79
19.75
17.50
971.55
.80
35.00
6 .90
10.0()
16.65
3.30
Fi0
..
74.15
2
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5th, 1920.
Ifire and Water Engincerin, Inc.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Standard Oil Co,
Steinmets, Walter T.
Tabor
Da Frane Bros.
Cobol, Konrad
Hewes, Charles E. City Manager
Hickok, C. E,
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Oakland Blue rrint Co.
Post Company, 'Trederick
Powell Bros, Construction Co.
Tayler 2,7. Spotswood Co.
Vosburgh, L. W.
Ueaver-Wells Co.
AraE;us, Mrs. Justine
Bischoff's surgica] House
Butterfield , Ruth
Carpenter, T.
Carpenter, T.
Hewes, Ch-rles E. City Manager
Osborne, A. E.
Jarisi i,fl L:.tundry
Schneider, Henry
Tr I!
Vosburgh, I. W.
Cohen, Emilie
Japanese BaMboo Rake Co.
Morse Co., C. C.
12 11' Tr 11
Municipal Electric Li Plant
Newsom H. H.
Orr, Samuel
Tasker, Thomas
Vosburgh, L. W,
Hewes, Charles E. City Manager
Ingrim-Rutledge Co.
Ackerman, Mrs. S.
Hewes, Charles E. City Ma
Orr, Samuel'
Varachi, Edtcirdo
Western Dairy Co.
Citizens Bank
Crocker Co., H. S.
East Bay Water Co.
Eberly's rharmacy
Elster, Marvin H.
Gilson Electrical Supply Co.
Ink Ribbon Mfg. Co.
Keaton Tire & Jabber Co.
Kellec;g Express Co.
Linde Air Products Co.
Line-a-Time Mfg. Co.
Marsliall-Newell Supply Co.
Herty- Elwell Co.
Pacific Tel & Tel. Co.
Rooblin9;s Sons, Co ., J.
Ioive Department.
Subscription
and recharge of battery
Gasolin.e
Cahs advanced
Total
Street Department.
Auto repairs
Repairs
Money advanced. A.o). stamps
Incidentals
Overhaulin Studebaker
Sujplies
Blue print paper
Gravel and cement
Steel
Saw blades
Suppides and repairs
otal
Health Department.
Services
Services
Incidental expenses
Auto upkeep
Stamps
Auto repairs
Laundry
Supplies
Dust pen
Total
Recreation. Department.
Services
Rakes
Seeds and
Fee is
Repairs
Tree surp:ery
Services
Repairing pump
Supplies
STORE FUND.
Starnes
Stub files
Total -
Total -
TCELIZP FtDID
Money advanced
fl
Services
Total
ELECTRIC LIGHT 7 71,TD.
Rent
Plates and frames
Water
Supplies
rrintinp;
Supplies
Expressage
07-vgpn.
Supplies
TT
113
Fur. and Driving piles
Broken. pole
Wire
3.00
1.65
11.25
1 65
17.
1493.31
156.75
^ 50
1.00
1.65
24.85
4.89
5.19
70.66
61.13
1,00
3.65
1630.56
3.90
8.10
5.60
2.50
35.00
8.00
9.25
0.63
1.03
.96
.50
78.69
14.00
6.50
22.80
-7.90
9.95
229.00
19.50
60.00
6.44
'&09
7.70
40,56
48.28
1.60
10.00
19.50
32.50
18.00
E3160
40.00
11
2.89
5.50
4.93
6.60
177.09
2,50
14.50
1.
1,92
14.21
15.04
3085.00
12.65
51.51
White Compmy
Weinstock-Nichols Co
Wilays-Overland Pacific Co.
31,1)9lies
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T,tal-
3D7 5th, 1920,
N7x. 2robst moved that the claims a li cted be -paid, 2e,aonded 1.17r T,athpm
and on roll call carried unaniinou,slyo
There being no further business to transact the council adjom.ned to meet in
adjourned rop,ular session Monday evening, May 10th, 1920, at 7:00 o'cloch
Res') eetfii1y submi tt ea.
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