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1314 Don Gilmore - Chevrolet Sedan Chevrolet Pickup With overload springs $17.50 $791.10 tax not included 594.50- n It n After a lengthy discussion and a thorough review of the bids, same were awarded. On motion of Councilman Trimingham seconded by Councilman Madsen and with all the councilmen approving, the bid of Johnson & Nielsen on the Chevrolet Pick up, to include overload springs was accepted in the amount of $575.77. Folldwng-the motion it was decided that the color should be black. On motion of Councilman Brenner, seconded by Councilman Rivolta and with all the councilmen approving, the bid of Johnson & Nielsen on the Chevrolet Sedan was accepted in the amount of $749.84. FoI'lowing the motion it was decided that the color should be black. The Clerk was instructed to return the certified checks to all the unsuccessfull bidders and to hold the checksof Johnson & Nielsen until the cars were delivered. The Clerk then brought up and read at the last meeting. that a.letter from the Council to accumulate in the interest prepare the letter and forward the communication received from the State Highway Commission He reported that upon inquiry he had been able to ascertain to the Division asking that the funds available be allowed of the Town be set up. The council directed that he should same. Councilman Trimingham reported to the Council that Mrs. Arthur Rosa had asked to remove a small tree in the vicinity of the large walnut tree on her property on Rose Avenue. He stated that he and Councilman Brenner had inspected the tree and recommended its approval. The council ordered same. He also stated that Mrs. Rosa was anxious to remove the large tree but during the inspection it was found that a proper trimming of the tree would not interfere with either the building or the electric lines. Mrs. Olesen made a request that the locust tree in front of Mrs-. -Frame's Beauty Shop be removed on account of its bad condition. Councilman Trimingham stated that the Pacific Gas & Electric Company would assist in trimming the tree in order to help in its removal so that wires etc. could not be damaged. The council felt that it might be advisable to remove this tree. Council- man. Trimingham reported to the Council that during' the past ,two weeks 78 new trees had been set out. He also brought up the matter of the condition of the gum tree stumps on Neal Street and the complaints received from the property owners. He stated that probably they could be taken away for about $85.00. The council agreed that- something should,be done and that the condition of the tree stumps on that street mAde it unsightly. It was left with Councilman Trimingham to decide what was best to do: The following resolutions were then presented: Resolution No. 1710 -- Authorizing the payment of the salaries of the municipal officers for the month of February amounting to $772.50. On motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Rivolta the resolution was adopted with all councilmen approving. The Clerk then brought up the coming election and presented application for election officer of Ellen Elsnab, John Schwab, Mrs.DOra Arendt and Fred Snarey. After a short discussion Resolution No: 1711 authorizing the election on April 9th appointing election officers and designating the I.O.O.F. Hall as Consolidated Election Precinct "A" was passed on motion of Councilman Madsen, seconded by Councilman Brenner. In connection with this resolution, Fred Snarey was named as Inspector; John Schwab, Judge; Ellen Elsnab and Dora Arendt, Clerks, and the Clerk was directed to notify them of their appointment. There being no further business the meeting adjou regular session, Monday evening April 1st at 8 4' clock. I MRS"Ad') le,v ed at 10:25 o'clock to meet in er _Pleasanton, California, April 1, 1940. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton met in regular session on the above written date with Mayor Thos. Orloff presiding. Present at roll call were: Councilmen Madse4, Rivolta Brenner, Trimingham and, Orloff. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted and read. The Clerk then presented Claims No,. 484 to 534 inclusive amounting to $2409.09 as follows: Claim No. 484 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Co., electricity .485 -- ►► „ rr ,r ►, rr It It it 486 -- n n It It It It rr 130wer 487 -- n It n tt it t? It n 488 -- rt It rt It It tt It rr 489-- ,► It It It It It ,t gas 490 -- Andrew Cintrone, labor 491 - -Ben Weaver, labor 492 -- Alfred Rogers, labor 493 - -Wm. G. Kohler, labor 494 - -John J. Del ucchi, trips to Police School 495 -- Ashton Britten, professional services 496 -- Caroline M. Ward, services as librarian 497 - -M. 'M. Rodrigues, special officer 498 -- Manuel Amaro, special officer 499 -- Manuel Amaro, labor 500 - -Frank Viada, cleaning streets 501 -- it It fuel oil 502 - -Duke Bonde , labor 503 - -Fred Andrade, labor, man and team 504--Manuel Martin, labor 505 - -M. F. Mederios, labor $167.79 4.C3 134.18 3.00 15.36 2.94 12.75 8 .`25 8,:25 1.50 6:00 30.00 38.00 5..00 20.00 10.50 42.50 3.61 60.00 X .00 9.00 9.00 U