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98 <br />Pleasanton, California <br />April 5, 1948 <br />The Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular session at <br />8:00 P.M. on the above date with Mayor Trimingham in the chair. <br />Roll call showed present: Councilmen Oxsen, Hansen and Mezza; <br />absent: Councilman Brenner who had been granted permission to <br />leave the State on business. <br />Minutes of the meetings of March 1 and March 9 were read and <br />approved as read. <br />Claims Nos. 213 to 238 incL, amounting to $2,981.40, were presented <br />and referred to the Finance Committee for audit and report: <br />#213 Addressograph Sales Agy. <br />214 Berkeley Yeast Lab. <br />215 Chivers & Roberts <br />216 P. Christesen <br />217 H. J. Deetz <br />218 Diamond Match Co. <br />219 Mrs. Jos. E. Duncan <br />220 John Edgren & Sons <br />221 Fritz & Schwarting <br />222 B. H. Hall Co. <br />223 Matt Jorgensen <br />224 Henry J. Kaiser Co. <br />225 Herman G. Kolln <br />226 John Moura <br />227 Mueller Co. <br />228 Pac.Coast Aggregates,Inc <br />229 P. G. & E. Co. <br />230 Pac. Tel & Tel. Co. <br />231 Pleasanton Auto Supply <br />232 Pleasanton Times <br />233 Schwabacher -Frey Co. <br />234 Shell Oil Co. <br />235 Signal Oil Co. <br />236 State Comp.Ins. and <br />237 Tay - Holbrook., Inc. <br />238 Frank Viada <br />Plates $ 1.33 <br />Water Analysis 7.50 <br />Blacksmith Work 54.51 <br />Bldg. Inspection 69.00 <br />Concrete & Gravel 5.39 <br />Bldg. Materials 4.84 <br />Meals for Prisoners 38.63 <br />Auto Repairs 45.71 <br />Colas 30.44 <br />Paint,Brooms, etc. 59.50 <br />Postage Stamps 5.00 <br />Concrete & Concrete Mix b8.18 <br />Hardware, Paint, etc. 30.94 <br />Hauling 79.56 <br />18 4 Goosenecks w /Corp. 112.18 <br />. Rock & Sand Stops 43.88 <br />Elec. Power & Gas (2 mos.)973.91 <br />Telephone Service 16.80 <br />Auto Repairs 7.55 <br />Publishing & Printing 124.39 <br />Election Supplies 83.18 <br />Gas, Oil, etc. 37.89 <br />Gas;. Oil, etc. 58.43 <br />Initial Prem.- Compensation:525.03 <br />Pipe - Fittings 249.03 <br />Fuel Oil 258.60 <br />OFFICERS' REPORTS FOR MARCH 1948. <br />CITY CLERK REPORTED: <br />Given to Chief of Police for collection: <br />6 Licenses $ 122.00 <br />615 Water Bills 1,991.35 <br />Cash on Hand last Report <br />Receipts for March <br />Licenses <br />Taxes 1947/48 <br />Water Bills <br />Milk Inspection Fees <br />Court Fees <br />Bldg. Inspection <br />Dance Fees <br />Plumbing Permits <br />Dog Licenses <br />Refund Compensation Insurance <br />Total Receipts <br />$ 220.00 <br />120 .12 <br />1,583.30 <br />34.77 <br />345.00 <br />69.00 <br />82.50 <br />3.50 <br />20 .00 <br />274.62 <br />$32,798.31 <br />$ 2,752.81 <br />Deduct Warrants issued March 4,774.88 <br />Cash Balance with Treasurer $30,776.24 <br />Divided as follows: <br />General Fund <br />1910 Bond Fund <br />1929 Bond Fund <br />Music & Promotion Fund <br />Library Fund <br />Balances in Special Funds: <br />Water Deposit Fund <br />y024, 651.32 <br />1,734.68 <br />2,425.18 <br />629.00 <br />1,436.06 <br />272 .00 <br />