1917-10-16 Regular CC Minutes1.
PEGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA,
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ib, 191?.
The meeting convened at 8 P. N. with Coun cil-president Greene Majors
presiding.
The roll was called and Councilmen Dillman, Otis, irobst and. President
Majors were noted present. ABsent:Councilman Noy.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
The following were received:
The Quitclaim Deed of C. F. Townsend to F. Lucchetti and from
Francesco Lucchetti to the City o Alameda covering the property purchased
for the Municipal Electric Light Plant immediately south of the present
Plant. Ordered filed.
The following communications were received:
2. 7 From the Mayor, Auditor and City Manager stating that they had
counted the money in the Treasury on October llth, 1917. Ordered filed.
3. From the residents in the vicinity of Crist Street and Regent Street
urging the 'purchase of the necessary portion of the Estate of Marie L. Troost,
to effect the widening of Crist Street at Regent Street. After some dis-
cussion the matter was laid over to the next meeting of the Council.
4.
5,
From the City Planning Commission embodying a Resolution recommending
that Charles H. Cheney be engaged to make preliminary surveys of the City
of Alameda and that he be :paid the sum of 44500.00 for the work. Mr. Probst
moved that the request be denied, seconded by Mr. Diliman ana carried by the
following vote:- Ayes:Councilmen Dillman Probst and Otis, (3). Noes:rone.
Excused from voting: Counciliepresident Majors, (1). Absent:Councilman Noy,
From the City Planning Commission stating that an open meeting bn
tie closing of Harrison Avenue had been held on October 9th. Owing to the
fact that several new angles developed during the discussion it was deemed
advisable to take a reasonable time for further research before subriitting
a final report. Ordered filed.
6. / Mr, Probst moved that the City Manager procure a suitable black-board
for the Council Chamber, seconcled by Mr. Dillman and carried.
Claims against the General Fund amounting to 9.88; against the
PoliceFund amounting to 0176.18; against the Fire Fund amounting to 094.03;
against the Health Fund amounting to 03.52: against the Street Fund amounting
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to 2021 YU; against the Park Fund amounting to 060.83: against the Store
Fund amounting to 079.92: ainst the Municipal Improvement Fund No. 11
amounting to 0231.b7 having been approved and audited by the proper officials
were listed by the Clerk as follows:-
GENERAL FUUD.
Crocker Co., H. S.
East Day Water 00.
Fish, C. W.
Hewes, Chas. E.
IT 17
It 11 11
Printing
Water
Services
Stamps, etc.
It IT
n
0 54.15
23.40
27.00
16.15
5.25
5.00
7.75
Lubbock, Oswald
Municipal Electric ght Plant
Stein, Ethel E.
Hickok, C. E.
Times Star CO.
Vosburgh, L. W.
California Oil
Gott, A. Q.
Halton & Dirtier
Shreve IL Barber Co.
amith, F. J.
Street Department
Times Star Co.
Vosburgh, L. W.
Western Union Tel. Co.
Zellerbach Paper Co.
Expenses
Lighting
Expenses
IT
Printing
Supplies
To
.2 0 ICE FUND.
o. Gasoline
Repairs
Supplies
Cartridges
Meals
Labor
Printing
Supplies
Clock ren-al
Supplies
Bertero, L.
Bradbury, Joe
Bussenius, A. G.
East Bay Water Co
Hewes, Charles E.
Koeror, A. H.
Mazzini, L.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
IT
Carpenter, T.
'Godfrey, Yiatilda
Encinal Ice Co.
Ford, N. O.
Magagnos, C. P.
Mazzini, L.
Nielsen, Ella
Oakland Towel Co.
Parisian, Laundry
Alameda Vulc. Works
Bay Street Cyclery
East- Bay Water Co.
Gay, A. T.
Hamilton, B.
HarJimoa6, C. J.
Hewes, Charles E.
Island City Press
Kopperud, A. H.
Lazzini, L.
.Ransomo, Bernard
T,,hodes-Jamieson & CO.
Salaries Street Department
Serralunga, L.
Alameda Vulcanizing Works
Dick E. C.
East Bay Water Co.
Hunter Lumber Co.
Koerber, A. H. W.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Standard Oil Co.
Ford, N. O.
Goldstone, J.
Hunter Lumber Co.
Mf-)yrripl A
Total
FIRE FUND.
Garbage removal
Horsedleeing
Supplies
Water
Damages to barber pole
Feed
Hardware
Supplies
Total -
D.
Trans-portation
Janitor Services
Ice
Printing
Supplies
Labor and applies
Money advanced
Towel service
Laundry
TT
t al
STREET FUND.
Supplies and repair
Repairs
1::Tater
Repairs
:-penses
Rock and cement
Money advanced
1.e.fund
Road 011
Hardware
Rock
TT
Labor
Street sweeping
BARK FITZ D.
Supplies
TT
Water
Lumber
Sacks
Fuses
Oil
STORE F1p7D.
Printire
Distillate
Lumber
TP,41n
Total -
Total
October 16th, 191i.
.50
2009.27
10.00
11.Y0
02.78
1.56
2259.88
17.60
.35
2.94
56.72
65.00
2.68
14.00
.70 -
1.00
12.99
176.16
2.50
.9U
1.52
640.61
15.00
22.77
1,20
2.00
.00
3
30.60
18.75
3.14
6.50
.75
1.75
1.66
1.35
.70
.62
73.52
-3.68
1.62
42.29
8.58
4.00
27.35
26.00
.18
246.63
4.90
406.40
39.78
957.27
215.00
02021.98
„Ify
f'ff.
If
3.25
.76
7.45
14.27
2.00
1.86
1,27
30.83
14.00
10.50
54.44
458 October lSth. 1917.
MUNICIPAL IMPROTI=NT FUND NO. 11.
Albers, Harold
Hammond, C. J.
Hammond, Jams
Key Works
McCaw, .L1. F.
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Sherwin Williams Co.
Wright, Paxton
Labor
Cement
Labor
Door cheeks
Labor
Erecting flag pole
Paint
Labor
Total
4 15.00
14.36
55.00
39.00
34.50
8.35
30.86
34.50
0 231.57
Mr. Probst moved that the claims as listed be paid, seconded by Mr..
Otis and on roll call carried unanimously.
Mr. Otis brought up the matter of an ordinance for limiting the burin,
kitchen refuse and food materials as a substitute to the ordinance previously
introduced and defeated providing for the burning of rubbish, and moved that the
City Attorney prepare such an ordinance, seconed by Mr. Diliman and carried.
City Manager Hewes stated that he had investigated the matter of the
orening of SanAntonio Avenue, between Ninth and Burbank Streets and deemed it
advisable. Mr. Probst moved that the City Attorney prepare the necessary
papers, seconcted by Mr. Otis and carried.
9. Pr. Diliman moved that the City Manager give pub1icity to the proposal of the
Counc-i1 to improve the treets, the payment of which is to be determined by a straw
vote to be taken and that the City Manager prepare an offer to the Council at
its next regular meeting a suitable arrangement for presentation Of the aUbject .
to the citizens, seconded by Mr. Otis and carried.
There being no further business to transact the Council adjourned to meet
in regular session Tuesday evening, November 6th, 1917 at 8 o'clock.
Respectfully submitted,
City Clerk.