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1933-12-05 Regular CC MinutesREGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF iLALIEDA HELD TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5th, 1933 The meeting convened at 8 o'clock with Council President Murray presiding. The roll was called and Councilmen Bruzzone, Eschen, Leydecker, Morris and. Pres- ident Murray (5) were noted present. Absent: None. The minutes of the regular meeting- of November 21st, 193Z, were approved as read. ORAL COIMIUNICATIONS: k' 1. Mr. R. E. Bosshard addressed the Council in reference to the pruning and planting of trees in the City streets, and offered his advice and cooperation to the City in selecting the proper varieties for planting. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: /" 2.Y From the City Manager informing the Council that he had placed in the hands of the proper officials of the Southern Pacific Company suggestions for remedying the ferry service as regards passengers from Alameda. The communication was ordered filed. 3.i From the City Manager recommending to the Council that Mr. Ira J. Coe be granted permission to prospect for shells in the San Francisco Bay on the South Shore of the City. Upon motion of Councilman Eschen, seconded by Councilman Bruzzone and unani- mously carried, the City Manager was authorized to grant Mr. Coe a temporary revoka- bleTermit for a period of six (6) months for the purpose mentioned. V 4.V From the City Manager quoting a communication addressed to him by Mr. A. E. Sin- clair, president of the East Alameda Improvement Club, in reference to traffic con- ditions on San Jose Avenue between Park and High Streets, and recommending that the street be made a boulevard in order to forestall traffic accidents. On motion of Councilman Bruzzone, seconded by Councilman Leydecker and unanimously carried, the Council adopted the recommendation and requested the City Attorney to prepare a proper ordinance for making the necessary change. UNFINISHED BUINESS: 5•V Councilman Leydecker referred to a previous occasion when he had addressed the Council in reference to possibility of collecting franchise tax from Pacific Gas & Electric Company, and stated he was informed that the City Attorney was now neg- otiating with that Company for the purpose mentioned. RESOLUTIONS: 6. Councilman Leydecker introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1809 Authorizing E.H.Levy to Compile a Service Record of Citizens of Alameda who Enlisted in the Service of their Country in Time of War". Councilman Eschen seconded the motion and on roll call it was carried unanimously. 7. Councilman Eschen introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1810 Authorizing Payment of December Salaries and Pensions." Councilman Leydecker seconded the motion and on roll call it was carried unanimously. 8. Councilman Eschen introduced and moved the adoption of "Resolution No. 1811 Authorizing Oscar H. Anderson to Take Possession of Certain Protions ofthe Alameda Golf Course Club House in the City of Alameda". Councilman Bruzzone seconded the motion and on roll call it was carried unanimously. BILLS: Claims against the General Departments amounting to $1630.65; Police Department 412.77, Fire Department, $6.80; Street Department, 41204.31; Health Department, $94.67; Golf Course Department, $443.10; Recreation Department, $747.24; Store Department, $1991.32; Social Service Department, $29.88; Compensation Insurance Fund, $43.08; East Bay Municipal Utility District Payments, $2478.52; Street Improvement $1 Fund, 0.47; School General Fund, $404..07 and. Unemployment Fund, $2129.50, having been approved by the proper officials, were listed by the Clerk for payment: .GENERAL Alameda Chamber of Commerce Alameda Times-Star Al's Auto Laundry Bryant, Ralph M.,City Manager, i 9 Cameron, Florence W. McSorley, W. T. Monroe Calculating Machine Co. Mun. Electric Light & Power Murray, William F. Oakland Title Ins. & Guar. Go, Pacific Tel. & Tel Co. Peterson Tallow Co. Schmidt, Edna B. Sherwood, C. Ticolet & Jordan Jones Gas Process Corp. Alameda Steam Laundry Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Labor Day, Thomas Hutchinson Co. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Baker-Hamilton-Pacific Co. Burns, Yrs. V. Guerra, M. D. , Al. L. Kuentz, Fred Martin, J. A. P. G. & E. Pauline, Rosemarie Winberg, Mrs. G. H. Labor Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. December 5, 1933. DEPARTMENTS. 2nd instal. for advertising $500.00 Printing 15.13 Washing car, Auditor 1.50 Year Book Expense 21.60 Expenses, Rate Case 158.00 Services 50.00 Reporting,Vern Smith charges 30.50 Rental of Machine 15.00 Repairs to switch, etc. 3.92 Mayor's allowance, November 50.00 Re. Crook property 37.50 Service, City Hall 35.50 Disposal of dead animals 25.00 Services, Treasurer 46.00 Services, draughtsman 96.00 Special Auditor 45.00 On Acct. 500.00 Total .0 ..... ...... ......... $1630.tt- POLICE DEPARTMENT. Laundry Service Total FIRE DEPARTMENT. Service STREET DEPARTMENT. .92 11.8 5 12.77 6.80 1138.46 Services, draughtsman 45.00 Removing roots of trees Rental of scraper 4.00 Service 4.85 Total 4$14U4k.01 HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Latches, etc. 17.68 Conference services '2.50 10.00 Laboratory service's 5.00 Rodent extermination 44.00 Gas for October 5.38 Laboratory services 7.61 Conference services 2.5G Total $ ,94.67 $ F COURSE DEPARTMENT. 441,00 Service 2.10 Total $ 443.10 December 5, 1933. RECREATION DEPARTMENT, Labor Fuller & Co., W. P. Pac. Tel. a Tel. Leydecker, Geraldine T. Pacific Tel. & Tel Alameda Printing Co. Alameda Repair & Supply Co. Anderson Mfg. Co. Associated Oil Co. Baker-Hamilton-Pacific Co. Bancroft Whitney Co. Brown Hardwood Co., G. H. Bryant, Ralph M. Building Directory Co. California Corrugated Culvert Calif. Fire Extinguisher Co, Calif. Nursery Co. Calif. Ornamental Iron Co. Calif. Sterilizing Plant Dennen Co., V. W. Dieterich-Post Company Dietz Motor Co. Duncan Mfg. Co. Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. Flatow & Son, P. Ford, N. O. Fuller & Co., W. P. ft Hansen, C. Ed. Hockwald Chemical Co. Hovet, Harold Howe Scale Co., The Ink Ribbon Mfg. Co. Kaney's Services, Joe. Linde Air Products Co. Loop Lumber & Mill Co. 9 9 9 9 Macmillan Petroleum Corp. Master-Builders Co., The Metal Stamping Co., B. C. Municipal Electric Light & Power Mun. Finance Officers' Assn. Oakland. Blue Print Co. Paula Furniture Co. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Patrick Co poise Klinkner Co. Peerless Stucco Company, Railway Express Co. Rans ome C onip any, Rhodes & Janieson, Ltd. Smith Bros, Sport Shop, Standard Oil Co. of Cal. Transit Concrete, Ltd. Union Oil Company of Cal estern Auto Supply Co. Western Cartridge Co. Yawman Erbe Mfg. Co. 72.25 Stain 7.40 Service 6.79 Money Advanced 3.75 Services 2.05 Total 72.24 STORE DEPARTMENT. Printing, Tax cards 28.44 Replacing glass 1.75 Nozzle 2.50 Kerosene 42.14 Door check, angle iron, etc. 31.61 Law book 10.25 Lumber 44.59 Money advanced for stamps 56.20 Directory Board 25.11 Culverts 18.80 Part 2.74 Trees, shrubs 274.10 Plating rail 29.40 Cleaning mattresses, etc. 7.50 Parlor Brooms 5.63 Blueprint paper 1.29 Parts .31 Siren 44.10 Repairing Comptometer 17.50 Drugs 16.22 Printing Charter 165.54 Paints, etc. 206.77 tt 55.31 Chamois, sponges 58.89 Floor cleaner 2.53 Stationery supplies 17.26 Scale 5.81 Can composition 2.16 Fuses, etc. 12.88 Steel and bronz rod 6.64 Lumber 59.35 tt 17.84 Gasoline 75.38 Coloroil and Wax 5.79 Tile 13.60 Cord and connector 6.81 Copies of "Report" 2.50 Blueprints 17.01 Mastipave, shades, curtains 223.57 Storeroom phone 2.00 Stamps .36 1 Sack Wash 3.52 Expressage 2.06 Rockfalt 24.34 Oil 11.02 Envelopes 1.52 Bladders 2.81 Tires & Tubes 226.72 Building paper 2.00 Liquid asphalt 44.40 Fan Belt .50 Shells 9.95 Guides 44.30 Total 1991.32 Edelman, F. M. Modern Food Company Few Alameda Market Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Saylor, J. L. Grocer Cain, Street Dept. laborer Bickford, Rec, Dept. laborer Versailles Pharmacy December SOCIAL SERVICE DEPAKPMENT. Groceries $ 4.10 Groceries 6.16 Groceries 4.10 Service 9.38 Groceries 6.14 Total 29.88 COMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND. Prescription, Books Total EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT PAYMENTS. East Bay Mun. Utility District. Public use charge & pipe line Installations Transit Concrete, Ltd. STREET ThiPR0VEItE UND. 16.67 25.00 1.41 $ 43.08 2478.52 Materials 4P 10.47 SCHOOL GENF,R.. L FTJND. Municipal Electric Light & Power. Heat in Elementary schools 105.34 TT TT tr " Light and Heat " n 187.63 Tax Collector, City Alameda, A. & I. Tax 111.10 Total ii 404.07 Bryant, Ralph M., City Manager UNEETLO viTH"N TD. Reimbursing Revolving Fund $ 2129.50 On motion of Councilman Morris, seconded by Councilman Eschen, the bills were, upon roll call passed by the following vote: AYES; Councilmen Eschen, Morris. and President Murray,(3). Not voting, Councilman Bruzzone, (1). NOES: Councilman Leydecker, (1); ABSENT: none. There being no further business to transact, the Council adjourned to meet in regular session WAresday evening, December 20th, 1933, at 8 otclock• the regular day being a holiday. Respectfull bmitted erk.