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<br />The Clerk then referred the claims to the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />The Clerk then presented the following reports of the :nunici'pal officers:
<br />Water Department: -- Showing that water had been turned on at 4 places and off at two-places.
<br />Repaired two meter valves, one hydrant on Second and Abbie Street and 6 meter`s. Also
<br />repaired road to reservoir and'overflow pipe from reservoir. The report showed that there
<br />were 432 taps in town and 40 outside of town. There were 506 services in town ('On 458, Off
<br />48) and 44 services outside of town (-On 43, Off 1), total number of services 550. The report
<br />showed that the expenses . of the department amounted to $409.64 and the income $$787.30:, leavirg
<br />a total over and above expenses of $377.66. Total gallons water pumped from Pump #1
<br />3,060,000, total gallons water pumped from Pump #2 - 150,000. Total hours pumping 102.
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<br />Town Clerk:-- The'report showed that he delivered 70 licenses for collection amounting to
<br />147 .00 and 473 water bills amounting to $1094.70. The balance on hand per last report
<br />was 13,275.11, amounts since collected: licenses from Marshal $848.00, taxes from Marshal
<br />5-30, ,water bills from Marshal $845.415, Milk Inspection fees from Marshal 6 .17,94,
<br />Fees lo �ecorder's Court $69.00, From Town Clerk: Dance Fees $5.00, Personal property
<br />taxes r0. 2, interest - First National Bank of Pleasanton $6.25, total $15,213.87, less
<br />warrants issued January 3� 1939 X1,870.18, leaving a cash balance in the hands of the
<br />Treasurer of 01,343.69. This was divided as follows: General fund $10,114.65, Water
<br />Bond Fund $501. 9, City Hall Bond Fund $13.479 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund 1$1052.53,
<br />1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $1500.83, Music and Promotion .Fund $160.32.
<br />Superintendent of Streets:--The report showed that work on the streets amounted . to
<br />$226-75 and that-the expenses of the department were $189.06.
<br />Town Treasurer:--The Water Deposit Fund had $117.00 on hand per last report and since~ then
<br />5.00 had been collected making a total of $122.009 less $5.00 paid out, leaving $117.00
<br />in the eater Deposit Fund. The.Vlater Surplus Fund had $15.99 on hand per last report.
<br />The Curb and Gutter Project Fund had $176.54 on hand per last report and since then
<br />$23.70 had been collected making a total of $200.24 in the Curb and Gutter Fund. $824.70
<br />had been deposited in the Special Gas Tax Fund during the month of January. The General
<br />Fund had ,$13,275'.11 on hand per last report and since then $1938.76 had been deposited,
<br />making a total of $15,.213.87 less warrants paid out $1870.189 leaving $13,343.69 in the
<br />General -Fund.
<br />Town Marshal : -- Showing that.he had received 473 water bills from the Clerk amounting to
<br />1094.709 that he collected water bills in the amount of $945.45 and returned water bills
<br />in the amount of $249.2. He also collected licenses amounting to $848.00 as follows:
<br />2 licenses @ $12.00 -- 24.000 16 licenses @ $16.00 -- $256.00 3 licenses 9 $0.00 --
<br />$60.00;•2 licenses @ $24.00 -- $48.00, 1 license 9 $60.00 -- 660.00; 4 licenses @'$100 --
<br />$40008.503, He also collected Milk Inspection fees amounting to $37.94.and taxes amounting
<br />0.
<br />City Judge:-- -The report showed that $60.00 had been collected in fines during the month.
<br />Fire Chief:-- Showing r.eport of activities during the month of January.
<br />Health Officer: -- Showing report of activities during the month.
<br />Milk Inspector: -- Showing Laboratory report on milk samples for January.
<br />Building Inspector: -- Showing that two building permits and one electrical permit had been
<br />granted during the month of January.
<br />Ashton Britten : -- Showing laboratory report at Sewer Farm during month of. January.
<br />The reports were referred t,o the finance committee for audit and report.
<br />The following communications were then read:
<br />January-24th--Golden Gate International Ekposition, placing facilities at the disposal of
<br />Pleasanton for the presenting of a city day and encouraging the municipality
<br />to make early arrangements for same.
<br />February 6th - -John J. Oneil on behalf of Mrs. Geyser, asking permission to remove four trees
<br />on Main Street in front of the Geyser property "to be replaced by another and
<br />better tree.'$
<br />Application for dance permits were received from Pleasanton Post American Legion
<br />for Saturday evening February 11th at the Veterans Memorial Hall and'from the Junior
<br />Chamber -of Commerce for Saturday evening, February 18th at the I.D.E.S. Hall. Both
<br />applications were accompanied by the customary fee. There were no objections to these
<br />Permits being granted and same were ordered.
<br />A recess followed during which the finance committee examined Claims No. 364 to
<br />427 inclusiving and amounting to X1,0 1.
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<br />again, Councilman Rivolta of the finance committee reported that the committee had
<br />examined and approved the claims and he made a motion to the effect that they be paid.
<br />His motion was seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen present in favor
<br />of same. Councilman Rivolta reported that the officers monthly reports were accepted
<br />and he moved that they be placed on file. There were no objections to same.
<br />Mr. Ramos representing the Sanitary Dafry at Niles appeared before the Council
<br />and reported -for the time being the d6d ry had discontinued their•pasturizing plant
<br />in Niles and was pasturizing the milk sold locally at Santa Clara where the milk of
<br />their plant was subjected to four inspections. Mr. Ramos stated that Dr.
<br />Clemens,
<br />local milk inspector, had been invited to Santa Clara plant, but that he refused totdo
<br />so and had sent word that the milk permit of the Sanitary Dairy,in Pleasanton had been
<br />revoked. Mr. Ramos questioned the objection raised towards his operations in Pleasanton.
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