1931-01-13 Regular CC Minutes4.‘f
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ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING OF TIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF- ALPMEDA,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13TH, 1931. .
The meeting convened at 8 o'clock P. M. with Council-president Schaefer
presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Brodersen, Calcutt, Henning, Latham
and President Schaefer, (5). Absent: None.
The minutes of the regular meeting of December 16, 193o and of the scheduled
meeting of January 6th, 1931 were approved as read.
NEW BUSINESS:
Mr, H. A. Weichart addressed the council relative to a temporary permit for
the use of the old firehouse lot on Webster Street as an automobile sales lot.
Mr. Latham moved that it be the sense of the Council that the permit be granted
upon receipt of recommendation of the City Planning Commission. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Brodersen and carried unanimously.
Mr. Calcutt moved that the sum of $250.00 be appropriated out of the
advertising fund covering expenses for the Annual May Day Festival to be held by the
Recreation Department. The motion was seconded by Mr. Latham and on roll call
carried unanimously.
Mr. Henning moved that the City Manager and City Attorney be instructed to
have gutters and curbing installed on the property at the northwest miner of
Park and Encinal Avenues. The motion was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and carried
unanimously.
The Purchasing Agent reported to the council the results of bids received
covering the painting in the various parks and recommended that on account of
insufficiency of specifications, all bids be rejected. Mr. Henning moved that the
bids be rejected and certified checks returned. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Brodersen and carried unanimously.
Mr. Harry Moore, representing Alameda Post No. 9, American Legion, speaking
for the Civic Betterment Committee of that organization, addressed the council
requesting its endorseMent in the making of San Leandro Bay a game reserve. Mr.
Latham moved that the suggestion submitted by Mr. Moore be endorsed by the Council. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and same carried unanimously.
Mr. Latham called attention of the Council to various complaints received,
relative to gas fumes in the buses operated by the East Bay Motor Coach Lines,
and moved that the City Manager and City Attorney confer with the Company
and the Railroad Commission in an endeavor to have the odor eliminated. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and carried unanimously.
Mr. Brodersen called attention of the council to the deposit of tree branches
on the beaches and moved that the matter be referred to the City Manager. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Henning and carried unanimously.
A petition was received signed by 55 property owners requesting the instal-
lation of lights on the east side of Third Street, from Pacific Avenue to Central
Avenue. Mr. Henning moved that the matter be referred to the City Manager and
Board of Public Utilities to report back and that plans and specifications be
prepared covering this installation, and that the City Attorney and City Engineer
prepare a Resolution of Intention covering the request. The motion was seconded
by Mr. Brodersen and on roll call carried unanimously.
Mr. Henning moved that an appronriation'in amount of $500.00 each be made
to the owners of the Mazzini and Powell properties in consideration of the one-
year option received from them for the purchase of their properties, this amount
to be deducted from the purchase price. The motion was seconded by Mr. Latham
and on roll call carried unanimously.
Mr. A. E.
exchanging vari
After discussio
sq. ft. of real
exchange, will
2185 plus-minus
map filed; that
city the sum of
the preparatibh
The motion was
J. Duchesnay addressed the council relative to the matter of
ous property and submitted a map showing the property referred to.
n, Mr. Latham moved that the City of Alameda grant 827 plus-minus
property belonging to said city to A. E. J. Duchesnay, who, in
deed to the city all his right, title and interest in and to
sq. ft. and 23e plus-minus sq. ft. of real property as shown on the
in addition thereto said A. E. J. Duchesnay shall pay to the
85.00 and shall assume and pay all expenses in connection with
of papers, documents, recording fees, etc. in said transaction.
seconded by Mr. Calcutt and on roll call carried unanimously.
In the matter of the further hearing of protests under Resolution of In-
tention No. 96, New Series, relative to Third Street tmprovaments, Mr. Henning
stated that the council as a Committee of the Whole had viewed the contemplated
improvements on Sunday, January lith, and introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1566.
"Resolution Overruling Protest.
(Resolution of Intention
No. 96, New Series.)"
Mr. Brodersen seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution. The Clerk then read
a petition signed by 273 property onwers filed with the council under date of
January 6th, 1931, and also a petition signed by 38 signers, filed on January
13th, 1931, in favor of the improvement. A communication was also/ad from
Edward V. Orr, favoring the improvement. Mr. Sam C. Wright, representing the
protestants addressed the council against the contemplated improvement. The
motion to adopt the Reeolution was then sugmitted to the council and the
resolut.on overruling protests was upon roll call adopted by the following
vote:- Ayes: Councilmen Brodersen, Calcutt, Henning, Latham and President
Schaefer, (5). Noes: None. Absent: None. Upon the adoption of the Resolu-
tion Overruling Protest, Mr. Wright, representing the protestants, requested
that the following exceptions be noted in the minutes of this meeting:-
"The contestantsexcept to the ruling of the Council on the
Third Street paving, curbing, etc., upon the ground that no
Public necessity therefore has been shown; that the proposed
improvement is a private improvement; that the assessment if
carried out as proposed is in violation of the law of the
State of California, and in violation of Sec. 1 of Article
14 of the Constitution of the United. States."
RESOLUTIONS
12./ Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1567.
Transferring $4,274.50 from the Electric Light
Fund to the General Fund."
Mr. Calcutt seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
13.V/ Mr. Calcutt introduced and moved the adoption of
"Resolution No. 1568.
Transferring $2500.00 from the Electric Light
Fund to the Compensation Insurance Fund."
Mr. Brodersen seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it was
adopted and passed unanimously.
FILING:
The Clerk stated that since the last ineeting the following papers had
been filed:-
Continuation Certificate on bond of Lloyd Battersby, M. E. L. P.
Continuation Certificate on bond of Edith Anderson, M. E. L. P.
Oath of office, Clifford G. Mehrtens as emember of City Planning Commission.
Affidavit of Publication of Notice to Painting Contractors.
Opinion and Order, Railroad Commission re San Jose Ave. Bus lines.
City Manager's Report, 1929-30.
COMMUNICATIONS:
The following communications were received:-
20/ From H. M. Bradley, Captain, 159th Infantry, requesting the Council's
permission to use and remove an obsolete steel tank in the City Jail to the
Armory for use in storing guns, ammunition, etc.; they to assume all expense
and labor necessary for the removal of the tank. Mr. Latham moved that the City
Manager be instructed to sell the tank to Company d, 159th Infantry for $1.00
and the cost of necessary expenses and labor in connection with the removal
thereof. The motion was seconded by Mr. Henning and on roll call carried
unanimously.
21. From J. P. Holland, Inc., requesting an extension of time under their
contract for the grading of the Industrial Highway west of Webster Street.
Mr. Henning moved that the a)ntract be extended as per their request to May
1st, 1931 and that the contractors be paid an amount equal to 90% of their con-
tract with the city and that the 75% bond contained in their contract be kept
alive until final payment is made upon the a)ntract. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Brodersen and on roll call carried unanimously.
22, From Hutchinson Company, requesting permission to grade between gutter
lines and macadamize the roadway on Clay Street, between Versailles Avenue and
Pearl Street, Mr. Latham moved that the request be granted, seconded hy Mr.
Brodersen and on roll call carried unanimously.
23. From F. J. Malley, requesting information as to the dismantling of the
Municipal Electric Light Plant. Mr. Calcutt moved that the communication be
referred to the Board of Public Utilities, seconded by Mr. Latham and carried.
24.V From Mrs. Lindquist, relative to action of Social Service Board. Ordered
filed.
25.1 From City Manager Hickok, relative to a resurvey of Oakland Harbor in
the vicinity of Brooklyn Basin. The communication was ordered filed. Mr.
Calcutt moved that Congressman Carter be asked to have a resurvey made in San
Leandro Bay with its connection to San Francisco Bay. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Latham and same carried unanimously.
26. From Mr. O. P. Wagner, requesting permission to continue the use of the
southeast corner of Webb Avenue and Park Street, as an express wagon stand. Mr.
Latham moved that the request be granted, seconded by Mr. Brodersen and carried
unanimously.
27.1 From Mayor Victor L. Schaefer, advising the appointment of Clifford G.
Mehrtens as a member of the City Planning Commission. Ordered filed.
28.1 From the Mayor, Auditor and. City Manager re count of money as of January
3rd, 1931. Ordered filed.
A petition signed by various property owners on Marian Avenue requesting
that the council change the name of Marian Avenue to Delmar Avenue, was read.
Mr. Calcutt moved that the name be changed in accordance with the request. The
motion was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and carried unanimously.
From the United. States Engineer's office advising public hearing relative
to Park Street Bridge. There being no objection the communication was referred
to the City Manager and Councilman Calcutt.
From Mayor Victor L. Schaefer, advising of the appointment of W. R. Calcutt
to represent Alameda on the Advisory Committee for Oakland-San Francisco Bay
Brtlge. Ordered filed.
32.V From Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Brommage containing holiday greetings and pre-
senting to the City of Alameda en eighteen foot American Flag. Mr. Latham moved
that the Council extend to Mr. and Mrs. Brommage a sincere vote of thanks. The
motion was seconded by Nr. Brodersen and same carried unanimously.
33.1/ From E. J. Silver, City Attorney, advising that A. E. J. Duchesnay desires
that proceedings to close a portion of Park Avenue,be dropped. Mr. Henning so
moved and the motion was seconded by Mr. Latham and carried unaniMously.
From City Attorney E. J. Silver, relative to suit of George F. and
Elizabeth Kincaid. Ordered filed.
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From Alden Stanton, Business Manager "The Acorn", requesting the council
to appropriate 00.00 for a page advertisement in the next issue. Mr. Brodersen
moved that $50.00 be appropriated out of the advertising fund to cover this
request. The motion was seconded by Mr. Latham and on roll call carried unanimously.
From City Attorney, E. J. Silver, relative to confining prisoners in the
City Jail. The communication was ordered filed and the Clerk requested to mail a
copy to Mrs. Alice Caton.
From the City Manager, relative to the proposed removal of the building
known as the Borax Works. Mr. J. N. Solon addressed the council in the 'utter.
After discussion, Mr. Henning moved that the City Attorney be instructed to start
proceedings under the dilapidated building ordinance and that expert advice be
obtained if necessary. The motion was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and on roll call
carried unanimously.
From members of the Alameda Police and Fire Departments re amending Section
4 of the Police and Fire Pension Ordinance. There being no objection this was re-
ferred to a meeting of the Committee of the Whole for consideration.
From City Attorney E. J. Silver, advising that the charter amendments had
passed the Assembly. Ordered filed.
From the City Manager showing result of traffic count made for sixty days
of automobiles and passengers carried during off-peak hours by Southern Pacific
ferries operating between Alameda and. San Francisco. There being no objection the
communication was filed, with the request that the City Clerk furnish each council-
man with a copy of the traffic count.
From the City Manager, relative to installation of fire mains on Versailles
Avenue, Mound and. Clay Streets. Mr. Latham moved, that the matter be referred to the
City Manager to report back as to the actual detail covering this instalhation.
The motion was seconded by MT. Henning and carried unanimously.
From the City Manager, relative to building a private office in the Police
Court for the Police Judge. Mr. Calcutt moved that the bid of Vernor E. Thorp be
accepted. The motion was seconded by Mr. Brodersen and on roll call carried
unanimously.
INGS:
An application for a permit to sell soft drinks was received from Laura E.
Albert. Mr. Latham introduced and moved the adoption of
Granting a
Mr. Henning seconded the motion
adopted and passed unanimously.
ORDINANCE FOR PASSAGE:
"Resolution No. 1569.
Permit for a License to Sell Soft Drinks."
to adopt the Resolution and on roll call it Was
The following Ordinancescame up for passage and vier read by the Clerk:-
"Ordinance No.
New Series.
Making Gibbons Drive, from Central Avenue to
High Street, a Boulevard, and Prohibiting
Heavy Vehicles Thereon."
Mr. Latham moved that the Ordinance as read be adopted, seconded by Mr. Henning
and on roll call it was adopted and passed unanimously.
45.
flOreinance No.
New Series.
RECLASSIFYING PROPERTY.
(N. E. Corner Santa Clara Ave. & Everott St.)"
Mr. Latham moved that further consideration of the passage of the Ordinance
be postponed until the next regular meeting of the Council. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Henning and carried unanimously.
46.1 Mr. Latham moved that the City Clerk be granted permission to leave the
state for twelve days, commencing February llth, 1931.The. motion was seconded
by Mr. Brodersen and carried unanimously.
Claims against the General Departments amounting to $4956.54; Police
Department, $1788.23; Fire Department, $1928.99; Street Department, $2416.23;
Health Department, $153.54; Recreation Department, $1464.56; Golf Course De-
artment, $1546.94; Store Department, $220.07; Social Service Department,
0219.88; Street Improvement Fund, $609.01; Compensation Insurance Fund, $146.06;
Initiative Relief Fund, $413.11 and East Bay Municipal utility District Payment
Fund $260.02 having been approved and audited by the proper officials were list-
ed by the Clerk as follows:-
Adams, Annie L.
Alameda Steam Laundry
Alameda TimesStar
Alameda Times-Star
American Law Book Co.
Bancroft-Whitney Co.
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Beetle, Loreme R.
Dallas, Homer R.
East Bay Muni Utility District
Hickok, C. E., City Manager
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Hickok, C. E.
Johnson Co., S.T.
Knight, Larry
Mun.Electric Light Plant
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Nichols, Howard
Oakland Title Ins. & Guaranty Co.
Ohlson, C.R. Treas., Xmas Com.
Otis Elevator Co.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Peterson Tallow Co.
Schaefer, Victor L.
Smith, Chas.
Strom Electrical Co.
TallmanHoepner & Hughes
Traver & Son.,
West Disinfecting Co.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Alameda Drugstore
Alameda Times Star
Alzina, Hap
Dietz Motor Company
Tuner & Co., J.P.
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Municipal Electric
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Light Plant
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Perkins, Dudley
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Piatt'Photo Company
Smith, Vern
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Strom Electrical Co.
Western Union Tel. Co.
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General Departments,
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Insurance premium $ 10.00
Towel service 7.00
Copies of ordinances 2.50
Advertising 11.52
Vol. 51, Corpus Juris 7.50
Cal, Jurisprudence 15.00
Law on Zoning 7.50
Service 15.00
Money advanced 1.50
Water 16.01
Money advanced to H. Nichols 9.00
E. McNab 15.00
Auto upkeep 25,00
Stove oil 47.52
Electrotype 2.85
Electricity City Hall 155.42
Street lighting 3668.91
Lamps 8.40
S.P. Traffic count 18.00
Blueprints 4.42
Xmas celebration 500.00
Elevator service 7.50
Gas 5.83
Disposal of dead animals 25.00
Mayor's allowance 50.00
Plumbing, City Hall 23.95
?use links 1.65
Public liability premium 225.31
Insurance premium 63.75
Supplies 4.00
Clock rental 1.50
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Total -
Poll e Depa
le it
Atomizer
Targets
Repairs to motorcycles
Auto crank
Faint
Traffic paint
Labor and attendance - Alarm - Oct.
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Police Signal lights
Repairs to cars
Gas - City Pound
Repairs to motorcycles
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Supplies
Contingent fund.
Auto upkeep
Unit cells
Telegrams
Nov.
1.50
12.60
50.30
.49
9.00
68.50
62.53
54.99
913.16
58.83
2.13
6.95
2.08
1.47
500.00
35.00
7.20
1.50
Total . . . 1788.23
-Fire
Department
Alameda Steam Laundry
Alameda Welding Works
American Rubber Mfg. Co.
Anderson Mfg. Co.
Associated. Oil Company
CoxWellman, Inc.
East Bay Mun.Utility Dist.
Garratt-Callahan Co.
Johnson Co., S.T.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
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Seagrave Corporation
pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Simonds Machinery Co.
SteinMetz, W. T.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Western Uion Tel. Co. ,
Zellerbach Paper Co.
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Linen service
Repairs to radiator
Fire hose
Labor and material
Gasoline
Material
Water service
Metal shine
Stove oil
Fuse and recharging
Electricity
Labor and attendance
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Painting cars, etc.
,Supplies
Gas
Pump
Revolving Fund
Battery
Clock rental
TOilet paper
Street Department
Labor
Anderson Manufacturing Co.
Associated Oil Company
Austin-Western Road Machinery
Chansler & Lyon Stores, Inc.
Clark & Sons, N.
Cobbledick-Kibbe Glass Co.
Columbia Auto Sheet Metal Works
Dietz Motor Company
Dieterich-Post Co.
East Bay Mun.Utility District
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Furey, Harry D.
Heafey-Moore Co.
Hutchinson Co.
Jenison Machinery Co.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.
Powell Bros. Inc.
Powell & Company
Robinson Tractor Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
Vosburgh Hardware Co.
Vest ern Auto Supply Co.
Total
Supplies
Gasoline
Parts
Parts
Sewer pipe
Glass
Street sign frames
Parts
Tracing "loth
Water
Water
Valve fittings
Road oil
Patching streets
Supplies
Light and power
Goal, gravel, etc.
Materials
Tires
Parts
Freight bill
Supplies
Pyrene
To
Health Departm
American Surgical Sales, Go., Inc.
Brun-Knecht-Heimann Co., Ltd.
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,Carpenter, Dr. Tom
Cossitt & Company
Encinal Coal Co.
ncinal Press
Platow & Son, 2
Hieronymus, Dr. A.
,Konigshoferis
.Hodgkins, Jesse
Multistamp
Municipal-Electric Light Plant
Prendable, William
Vosburgh Hardware Co.
,Western Auto Supply Co.
Supplies
batteries
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Oct.
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Transportation
Birth and death certificates
Oat hay
Printing
Clinic supplies
TRansportation
Towels
Services
Stencils
Service and repairs
Services
Rake
Supplies
Total - - -
62.50
8.00
110.00
75.20
32.50
9.63
29.96
12.28
26,52
5.85
136.28
50.00
84.17
531.48
2.80-
-22.26
650.00
22.99
46.00
1.75
8.82
1928.99
$ 1667.84
2.25
98.83
7.22
4.94
40.43
19.60
75.60
16.61
11.17
1.06
10.46
5.95
83.05
27.96
117.01
.43
18.92
76.02
65.04
51.66
2.16
8.60
3.42
2416.23
.96
18.78
3.21
35.00
11.95
2.75
8450
26.35
15.00
1.60
14.35
2.57
5.49
5.00
.50
1.52
153.54
Recreation Department
Associated Oil Company
California Mill and Lumber Co.
Cranston, A. R
Birch, Grace W.
California Mill & Lumber Co.
East Bay Mun, Util.District
Fauth, Cecelia
Fuller & Co., W.P.
Furey, Harry D.
Goff, T.
Kellogg Express Co.
Kimball, Rena
Lamar Company, R.
Lena, IT;
Mazzini, L.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
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Pacific Gas and. Electric Co.
Powell Bros., Inc.
Stalker; Easter
Vickers, Ben
Wanner M2g. Co.
Weeks-Howe Emerson Co.
Vivian, F.N.
Golf Cou
Gasoline
Lumber
Repairs to plumbing
Services
Lumber
Water
Services
Paint
Repairs to chimney
Services
Expressage
Services
Playground apparatus
Concrete sidewalk
Hardware
Installing lights - Tennis
Electricity
Gas
Materials
Services
Tree surgeon
Emblems
Freight
Sharpening saws
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Total - -
Labor
Associated Oil Company
Calibrnia Nursery Co.
Cranston, A.R.
Dennen Co., V.W.
East Bay Mun.Utility Dist.
Frost, Harlas
Koerber Fuel & Feed Co.
Loop Lumber & Mill Co.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Standard Oil Company of Go..
Strom Electrical Co.
Ucovich, John
West Disinfecting Co.
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Associated Oil Company
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Crocker Co.,-H.S.
Dietzgen Co.; Eugaue
Flatow & Son, P.
Hickok, C. E., City Manager
MAng-Dawers Stationery Co.
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Neal,Stratfora & Kerr
Patrick & Moise-:Klinkner Co.
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Smith Bros,
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Gasoline, etc.
Shrubs
Repairs to leaking pipe
Supplies
Pipe
Supplies
Fertilizer
LuMber
Electricity
Grease
Globe
Dirt
Supplies
Total
Department
Gasoline
Paper
Supplies
Cheesecloth
Money advanced for stamps
Stpplies
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Total - -
Alameda Co. Tuberculosis Assn.
Alameda Social Service Board
Central Shuey Creamery Co.
Loop Lumber & Mill Co.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Penney Co., J.C.
Seagrave, F.E.
Siegler, L.
Typewriter Guy
Vlalfort, W.J.
Wilbur, Mrs. Frank
Wolds
Maintenance of children
Revolving fund
Milk
Lumber
Lamps
Supplies
Shoes
Repair andirons
Inspection
Incidentals
TV
Shoes
Total
4.19. MN/
15.73
7.47
12.00
3.00
11.31
38.91
3.00
15.90
7.50
11.48
3.95
39.00
417.88
204.00
5.10
courts 517.73
42.22
4.35
29.65
3.00
62.50
3.53
.35
5.00
NI)
1464.56
$ 687.62
48.43
62.00
3.50
5.25
73.50
2.50
60.00
41.00
234.97
4.00
4.75
300.00
19.42
c?,
1546.94
56 • 29
2.25
30.11
1.90
25.50
50.00
15.46
.74
1.85
8.85
5.70
13.48
7.94
220.07
117.00
24.95
7.40
17.72
.60
30.51
6.50
3.00
3•75
.60
3.85
4.00
219.88
Street vernentF
Heafey-Moore Co.
California Mill and Lumber Co.
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.
Powell Bros., Inc.
San Leandro Rock Co.
Labor
Alameda Sanatorium
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Goff, T.
Templeton & Lunsford,
Road Oil
Lumber
Rock
Supplies
Rock
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Total - -
Compensation Insurance Fund
Ward service - Walter Lee
X-ray s - P. Marcheschi'
X-rays
Compensation
Consulation - Berryman
iative R lie
Total -
Fund
,Acme Grocery
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Bank of Italy
Boynton's-Grocery
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City Market
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Craig's Grocery
Crystal Meat Market
Economy Market and. Grocery
Franke David
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Martel s California Market
New Alameda Market
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R. H.
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Palace Grocery
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Pinkston, Eather
Star Market
West End Market
Willow Grocery Co.
Labor Hatfield.
Beck
Interest - D. Pauline
Labor Mr. Dimenco
TV Watts
Hatfield
Sevier
Storey
Hicks
Payne
Services
Labor 7 Goodwaagen
Labor Befus
TV Lancaster
Hobbs
Watts
Corey
Francis
Hobbs
Barnes
Services
Labor-Muzzy
" Hall
" Doty
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59.03
51.00
224.75
144.23
130.00
$ 609.01
40.04
65.00
10.00
7.50
18.52
5.00
$ 146.06
28.00
36.00
5.11
18.00
9.00
7.00
10.00
12.00
4.00
10.00
5.50
2.00
10.00
12.00
2.00
3.00
4.00
10.00
53.00
12.00
132.50
8,00
4.00
16.00
Total - - - $ 413.11
East Bay Municipal Utility District,
Eayments Fund
Extensions
Ready to serve
East Bay Mun,Utility Dist.
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charge
$ 63.08
2396.94
Total - $ 2460.02
Mr. Latham moved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded by Mr. Brodersen
and on roll call carried unanimously. Mr. Henning stated he wished to vote for
the payment o±' all claims with the exception of those of the East Bay Municipal
Utility District.
There being no further business to transact, the Council adjourned to meet
in regular session Tuesday evening, January 20th, 1931, at 8 o'clock.
Respectfully submitted,