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war souvenirs for ee:hibition in 7:asnington Park0 this matter had already been
ivell ate, tion no action was taken.
Prom Benjamin Underberger, requesting a gratuitous 1,enee to peddle junk.
Lathmn moved that the rcquest be granted, seconded by Hr. Irobst in carried.
3.
H1'.,'SYI'ZG OP THE COUNCIL C THT; CITY OF 1-LUEDA,
EVE:IJG, YEBRU=1. 10TH, 1919.
The meeting convened. at 8:12 p, m ibh Counell-Tiresident Majors preeiding.
The roll was called and Couneilmen Latham, 'Probet, Otis and President Majors
TC)a:C leotd -Present. Abee-it: Couneilmai Noy.
The Minutes of the regular meeting of 'Eebru..ar,y 4th, 1919,. were approved as
read.
The Minutes of the adjourned. regular meeting of Februery 14th, 1919, were
apT,roved as read.
The tollowinie communications v.:ere received:
/ Prom the .,:aameda Improvement Club suhitt in tree propositions:
First. That a Committee of ten be appointed to hold Ruitable memorial 2eVViCS in
honor of the late Col. Theodore Roosevelt, It was the eense of the members of the
Council that sufficient suitable memorial. services had been held by the churches and
by the Boy Scouts. 1-,o further action was taken,
'eeend. That the Council establish public lavatories. This was referred to the
City He,nager.
/Third.
That the Council petition to procure two cannons and one air-.elane as
_i's the came bore the endorsement of the Chief of P lice and the City .Tfanage' Mr.
1'1
1 4,
*/ The Clerk road his certificaupof the list of candidates for the office of
Councilman, to be voted on at the general election March llth, 1919. Ordered filed.
Mr. Eerobst introduced the fo11oind Resolution and moved its adoption:
"Resolution Jo. 199.
Aceepting the Dedication of a Strip of Land
Forming an Extension of Powell Street Between
Oak and Park Streets in the City of Alameda,
and giving said Extension the Official name of
2owell Street."
Mr. Lethe,m seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and on roll call it
and passed unanimously0
was
Er. Lethani introduced the followjng -Resolution and moved its adoption:
"Resolution No. 200.
Ordering Certain Taxes Irroneously Collected
from the I'acific Coast Borax Company to be Refunded
by the Tax Collector."
Mr, l'robst seconded th e motion to adoot the Resolution and on roll call it was ado-,oted
and paseod unanimously.
6. P resident Majors announced that the herring on the proposed Zone Ordinance would
be resumed. C. L Borle again addressed the Council relative to the property owned
by him on the corner of Chestnut Street and Lincoln Avenue and fter soe discussion
Mr. Latham moved that the property owned by Mr. Boric and that the property immediate-
ly back of him, beteen his property eri.(7, the Eire House , be included in Clas s V of
the Zone Ordinance, seconded by Mr, Otis and carried.
No other persons appeering to corsider the matter, Ur. Latham moved that the
adopted
9.
Febrar,ry 18th, 1919.
A Bill entitled
Bill
For Ordinance No. f
t ew Series.
An Ordinance Regulating and Districitng the Location
of Residences, Trades, Industries, Businesses, and
the Several Classes of Public and jomi-public Buildings
and the Location of Buildings Designed for Specified
Lees, and Regalating and Limiting the Height and Bulk
of Buildings Hereafter Erected, and Regulating ana De-
termining the Area of Yards, Courts, and Other Onen
Spaces and. Establishing the Boundaries of Districts
for the said Puroses."
carne up for passage. Mr. Otis moved that the title be amended to read as follows
and that the
"A Bill
For Ordinance No. Nev Series.
Establishing Districts or Zones and Regulnting Therein
the Use of Property, Heiht of Buildings, and Required
Open Spaces for Light and Venitlation of Such BuildingsY
Ordinahce as amended be adopted, seconded by Mr. 1-,atham and on roll
czill carried unanimously.
10. M'r. Latham brought up the matter of eliminating the skip-stops now that the
war is over and moved that the City Manager take the matter up with the San Francisco,
Oakland Terminal Railways, seconded by Mr. Probst and carried.
11. n Bill entitled
"A Bill
For , Ordinance V°. New 6ories,"
Ln Ordinance Reg uiring Physicians and. All Other
Persons Ltterdihg Cases of Contagious, Infectious
or other Communicable diseases, to Re-port the Same
to the He-ith office."
was introduced and laid over under a provision of the Charter.
1. / Mr. Probst brought up the fact that commuters using certain morning and evening
trains are inconvenienced though trains being diverted at Eihth Street, He
suggest-
ea that the City Eanager take np with the Company the matter of placing suitable
sig..ns in the stntions in the 'est End announcing the hours when the trains do not pass
the sttions. The matter was referred to the City .,lanaer.
1. / Mr. Latham brough up the - -cesity o painting the Southern Pacific Company's
poles at the crosings white. The matter was again referred to the City Manager.
14. v City Lae 5.- Hewes asked for nermission to sell a cottage standing on the recent-
ly acouired addition to Washington Park, Hr. Latham moved that the City Manager be
granted such permit to sell and to ue the money to grade and otherwise improve
the land, secondcd by Mr. Probst and carried.
Cl.alms against the General Fund amounting to 2850.45; agaist the Police Fund
amounting to 192.97; aga.inst the Lire Fund amounting to . against the J.troot
Fund L'..mounting to 1169.69; agailLst the Health Fund amounting to .A8.15; against the
Recreat ion Fund amonnting to aginst the Store Fund amounting to :5.1
against the Relief Fund amounting to '29.25; and against the Electric Iniht Fund amovnt-
to 2560.42, having been approved and audited by the pre per officials were listed
,T the Clerk as follows:
:Louis J.
Loh::, 2. E.
Columbia Auto Sheet Metal )Arks
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Harold R.
Fish, Harold R.
Gay, Joe
Hewes, Charles s E. City E naFer
Maillot, E. C.
Moller's 6tuaio,
Gene G-oiaoia1 lortncl.
Repairs to auto
Honey advanced
Street sign frames
Premium on bond of C. Ji Hickok
'Premium on bond of G. A. Daly
Repair of gasoline pump
Water investigrtion e:L-penses
Money advanced.
Pictures
17.30
1.0
56.00
0.90
0.00
.75
7.0U
1.57
19.50
trui ot 1919.
Schnei0.er, Henry
6te inm et z,
Times fa r
r21-1 C71: H C
V,' a 1 t h all 6 .
Alameda St eam _Laundry Assn.
111 am e da -Vu. lc a ni Zing orks
Magagnos, C. P.
Municipal Electric c Liht Plant
Pacific Tel . & Tel . Co.
Smith, F. J.
Alaeda. Scavenge r Co.
Columbia Auto She et Het a]. orks
Fischer , C. F.
Keaton Tiro & Rub ber Co
Mal,:we 11 Hardware Co.
Mas z in , L
Muni ci 1 EM ctric Li7ht Elant
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Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
Lab or
Alan ed a Vul can is ing Works
East Bay Sat er Company
Gay , Joe
Hauch, Ho
Maz z in i , L
Pacific Tel . & Tel . Co.
Powell Bros • Cons t ruc ti on Co .
Sohn° id° r, Henry
Bischoff s Surgical House
Br aull-*Iine c ht -He i mann Co .
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B:7Joer, F.
Eno inal Ice 0o0
Munro &. Co„ J A.
Nielsen, Ella
Oa, 1,n d i one er 6 oda Wat er
Paci fic Tel. 4 Tel. Co .
Red Cross, Ala me do C 'nv pt er
6 ch ne iC er, Hen]. y
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Undo r,-,Too.d Tyiewri1er Co.
Rubber st amp
\indow sha Jen
Advertising
Reo a ir s to cha ir
Rent oT Ford Car
OL101 FITFD
Laundry
Repair s
r'hot o supplies
Lab or end attendance signal system
Rental and tolls
Meals
To tel
17:7A1,_'. I' UN D
Rubbish removed
Repair s to radiator
Supp 1 ie s
Tires and casings
Cotton waste
Supp 1 ie 5
Sew bronze gear oase
Recharging b at t ery
Lab or and attendance
Tolls
6 TREE T TPUY D
Repair tubes
‘‘.1ue_L
Rep ai rs to truck
B orax
Bucl_m ts
Rent al and toils
Cement and rock
P en c ils
Total
HEALTH FurD.
Hospital supplies
Pipe t t es
Petri dishes
Supplie s
Ice
Mus eiirn Jar
Car fare and supplies
Co . Distilled water
Rent al and .tolls
Cott on axed supplies
Env el op e s
Binding records
8 igna. t nre s tamp
Ad j ti un de rw o o d_
Alieniond, J6seph
Ala mo d Scavenger Co.
LLnneda Vulcanizing t orks
Dick, E. C.
Gay, Joe
Maytorena, Marie
Pac ifi c Tel. 4 Tel. Co.
▪ er c non , Jos eph
▪ i tt igst ein Hardware Company
Sir ol a, O.
St an da r d Chemical Company
Cfl,1 ifo rn i a Oil 6Upp ly CO.
Powell Bros. Construct ion. Co.
Union Oil Company of Cal if o rn.:: a
To [;al
21-TIOY T1UND.
Services, Tree Trimmer
Scavenger
Cc men t
Globes
6upp 1 ie s and repairs
Substitue , Piny director
rhone service
Services, Tree Trim,i,er
Supplie s
Repairs to f o otba lls
Zeno Tree spray
6T ORE _FPUi.TD.
Gasoline
Cern ent
Distillat e
Total -
ril
3.50
0,60
2.50
15.55
2330.43
.80
1.72
4.45
56.07
7.28
122.65
192.97
3.00
15.00
1.25
122.50
19.93
5.25
185.70
.50
50.00
.10
405.28
10'55.58
.74.
15.46
3.90
.20
1.40
2.30
109.01
5.10
1169.69
3.15
.75
15.68
1.25
5.34
4.50
.63
.50
4.04
5.36
5.88
3.92
1.50
1..65
46.15
29.75
4.00
.25
.80
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16.00
2.
28.00
2.00
5 •
30.40
1.75
21.00
23.15
Gilson Electrical Supply Co.
Gre iestern Power Co.
Kellogg EreF4s Co.
Marshall-Newell SuTmly Co.
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Plant
Unitec
-tos & Rubber V: orks
roil V,: orks
ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND.
Sup.plies
Electric current
Drayage
Suppies
TV
Total -
Pobrarry 18th, 1919.
11,07
281.65
1.13
47.80
313[
1.64
,,560.42
Mr. Probst moved that the claim„, as listed be paid, seconded by Mr. Latham and on
roll call carried unanimously.
There being no further business to transact the Council adjoqrned to meet in
rehilar session, Tuosay evening, March 4th, 1919, at 8 0'010017:0
Respectfully aubmitt-
City Clerk,