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1`?73 11 licenses @ $12.00 -- $132.00, 1 license CUB $20.00 -- $20.00, 1 license Q $24.00 - $24..00. He °also collected Milk Inspection fees in the amount of x$32.92 and taxes in the amount of $1715.68. City Judges- -The report.showed that $25.00 had been collected in fines. Fire Chief: -- Showing report of activities during the month of December, 1938. Health Officer: -- Showing report of activities during the month. Milk Inspector -- Showing Laboratory report on milk samples.for December, 1938 . Ashton Britten: -- Showing laboratory report at Sewer Farm for December, 1938- Buildings Inspector: -- Showing that 6 electrical permits had been issued during the month of December and one building permit. The reports were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. ,. The Council received an application from Pleasanton Post No. 237 American Legion to hold a dance in the Veterans Memorial Building, Saturday evening, January 7th. The application was accompanied by the customary fee of $5.00. There were no objections to the granting of this permit and same was ordered. The Clerk then read a communication under date of December 29th from W. B. Suther- land, manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company at Hayward. To the communication was attached an Agreement concerning the alarm horn signal in front of the City Hall, and which was being operated in conjunction with telephone facilities located in the City Hall. The agreement had to do with the operation of this service, which the company is now extending to the town without cost, and the necessity of the municipality indemnifying the telephone company and the holding of it "harmless from any and all liability, claims, demands, or costs arising in anyway out of the installation, construction, maintenance, operation or non operation by the city,.the telephone company or any other person whomsoever, of the police alarm horn signal." A discussion among the Councilmen fonowed the reading of this communication and advice was sought of "Attorney Nilson.. He pointed out certain liabilities arising from its operation as far as the municipality was concerned as well as damages etc., the main point being the indemnifying of the company etc. It was ordered that the matter should be further considered and looked into before anything was done toward the execution of the agreement. A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 31d to 3Q inclusive and amounting to $P1075.18. After the meeting had been called to order again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had ,examined and approved the claims and he made a motion to the effect that they be paid. His motion was seconded by Councilman Trimingham and with all the councilmen in favor of same. - Councilman,Rivolta reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted and he moved that they be placed on file. There were no objections to same.' Councilman Madsen of the Public Utilties Committee reported that his department was progressing with satisfaction. He discussed with the Council the matter of service charges for water at the Bieler apartments. He reported that lairs. Bieler intended to take the matter up with the Railroad Commission before paying these services which the Town was.exacting. Councilman `j'rimingham of the Street and Building Committee reported that he had heard nothing further from Mr. P11a.ncini concerning the reflectors for St. Mary's Street. The Clerk was instructed to correspond with Mr. Mancini regarding the matter. Councilman Brenner of the Laws and Judiciary committee introduced two ordi.narces which were read by the Clerk. The first concerned amending Ordinance 157 by adding a. new section thereto to be known as Section 2 -A. The new section in particular made it " "unlawful for the operator, of any vehicle driving or causing the same to be driven in an easterly direction upon Division Street,' to drive or cause to be driven across the intersection of Division Street with.Pleasanton Avenue without coming to a, full step at the place where Division Street intersects the westerly boundary of Pleasanton Avenue." The other ordinance concerned: "constituting First Street a boulevard, requiring the operator of every vehicle to come to a full stop before entering or crossing said street and providing for the enforcement of the requirements of this ordinance." The ordinance was laid on the table for discussion and passage and a special meeting was set for next Monday evening, January 9th at 7:30. Frank Viada appeared before the Council with reference to selling oil to.the Town. The Clerk reported to the Council that following the last meeting he had queried _R. A. Hansen concerning the equipment in the City Hall, but no advice had been received. Councilman Rivolta reported that in conversation with Mr. Hansen that he (Mr. Hansen) was almost sure that the burner in the furnance in the City Hall was the property of the Town. Mr. Rivolta also reported that he had stated to Mr. Hansen the situation and naturally Mr. Hansen felt that a local dealer should be considered before an out- side dealer. It was general among the Council members that liar. Viada should be consider- ed on account of his being a local business man etc. and accordingly he was given the business. Peter Christesen, Building Inspector for the municipality appeared before the Council with regards to a prospective permit for a building in the business zone. He reported that Dr. Shanks had in mind erecting a combination residence and office building on the property on T&Lin Street owned by the estate of henry Cook, and that his building would concern approximately 3000 square feet and would cost in the neigh- borhood of $10,000.00 He reported that the doctor felt to erect a J)hilding required in the zone would make it prohibitive for him but if he could erect a frame stucco building that he would be willing to do so. The question of the type of building of