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13.38 <br />Claim No. 227- -Floyd Kelly, labor <br />$6.00 <br />228 -- Lawrence, Mendonca, labor <br />. 3.75 <br />229 - -Frank Viada, cleaning streets <br />93.13 <br />230 -- Frank' Viada, stove oil <br />7.21 <br />231 - -Frank Viada, stove oil <br />3.10 <br />232 - -H. J. Shanks, examination of prisoner <br />5.00 <br />233 - -Fred Madsen, labor <br />10.5.0' <br />234 -- Charles Bernal, labor <br />69.00 <br />235 -- Manuel Anselmo, labor <br />31.50 <br />236 - -C. Paulo, labor <br />27.00 <br />237 -- Manuel Anse lmo, lab or <br />7.50 <br />238- -Joe Joseph, labor <br />4.50 <br />239 - -Henry Bush, labor <br />2.25 <br />240-- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies 'etc. <br />21.38 <br />241 -- tt n n n n rt n <br />3..72 <br />242 -- rt rt n ft rr tt n <br />1.40 <br />243 -- rt n n tr it n rt <br />.52 <br />244 -- it rt n ft it ft n <br />52 <br />245 -- " n n n ti tt tt <br />28 <br />246- -Frank L. Trimingham, gasoline, oil <br />21.66 <br />247-- n tt it rr it it n n <br />11.97 <br />248-- n tr tt rr it ft n tr <br />3.50 <br />249 -- Pleasanton Electric Co. <br />2.50 <br />250-- <br />1.74 <br />251 -- tr » rt tr n +t <br />83 <br />252 -- Pleasanton Agricultural Works, repairs etc. <br />15.00 <br />253 -- n n n n n n n n n +r <br />1.00 <br />254 - -G & L Auto Service, supplies, gasoline, oil <br />12.33 <br />255 -- " n n rr rr n 11 +r tt <br />5.65 <br />256 -- " tt it ' ft it repairs <br />1.50 <br />257 - -F. E. Hartzell, supplies <br />1.75 <br />258 - -" n rr -it rr n rr <br />12 -9 <br />259 - -n n ti tt n tr n <br />1.03 <br />260 -- Colombo Hotel,' meals for prisoners <br />.18.36 <br />261- -Jo6Til Restaurant," tt " " <br />10:08 <br />262- -Cozy Corner Restaurant, meals for prisoners <br />10.08 <br />263 - -The Pleasanton Times, printing- <br />6.25 <br />264 - -D', Deni, supplies <br />1.25 <br />265 -'- Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., phone calls <br />1.35 <br />266 -- Alameda County Health Dept., examination of tuberculosis contacts <br />11.00 <br />267 -- Cruikshank & Kolln, supplies <br />471.47 <br />268 -- "' " it 11 f? tl labor <br />75.50 <br />The Clerk then referred the claims to the finance committee for audit and report. <br />The Clerk then presented the follovaing reports of the municipal officers: <br />WATER DEPARTMENT:- -The report showed that water had been turned on at 3 places and off at <br />two places. kut in two inch service and meter for laundry, put in two - three- quarter inch <br />service for meter and laundry, put in new pipe line on Railroad Avenue, new piple line across <br />First and Spring, put in two taps and services on Railroad Avenue, worked at Sewer Farm. <br />The report showed that there were 450 taps in town and 43 outside of town. There were525 <br />services in town (On 523, off 2) and 47 services outside of town (On 43, Off 4), total number <br />of services 572. The expenses of the departmentamounted -to $$1061.78 and the income $1013.30, <br />total IWAr income $48.48. Total hours pumping 224, total gallons water pumped was 7,320,000 <br />gallons. The expenses of the Sewer System and Sewer Farm were $66.82 and the expenses at <br />McKinley Park were $1.94. <br />TOWN CLERK: -- Showing that he had delivered to the Marshal 32 licenses for collection amount- <br />ing to 476.00 and 510 water bills for collecting amounting to $1466.35. The balance cash on <br />hand per last report was .$12,559.03, amounts since collected: Licenses from Marshal $324.00, <br />Tastes from Marshal, Year 1940 -41 $1599.30, taxes from Maarshal, .Year 1939 -40 including <br />penalties, interest., advertising $24.88, water bills from Marshal $1080.05, milk inspection <br />fees $35.40, fees from Recorder's Court $53.00, From Town Clerk-,-Dance Fees $10.00, Interest <br />from Bank of America $7.56, Inspection Fees - City Engineer - $1.00, Buildin Inspector <br />inspection fees $26.05, State of California, appropriation beverage licnese 91165.00, making <br />a total of $16,885.27, less warrants issued October 7, 1940 $1,627.63, leaving a cash balance <br />in the hands of the Treasurer of $15,257.64. This was divided as follows: General Fund <br />$12,963.86, Water Bond Fund $146.50, City. hall Bond Fund $20.75, Municipal Improvement Bond <br />Fund $842.48, 1929 Municipal Improvement Bond Fund $1010.02, Library Fund $155.79, Music & <br />Promotion Fund $118.24. <br />l <br />SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS:- -The report showed that work on the streets had amounted to $108.37, <br />and the expenses of the department were $'25.56. <br />MARSHAL:- -The report showed that he received 510 water bills for collection amounting to <br />1466.35; he collected water bills amounting to $1080.05 and returned water bills amounting <br />to $386.30. He also collected 1940 -41 licenses - 20 amounting to $324.00 as follows: 12 <br />licenses @ $12.00 - $144.003, 1 license Q $16.00 - $16.009 1 license 0 $20.00 - $20.00 and 6' <br />licenses Q $24.00 - $144.00. He also collected milk inspection fees amounting to $35.40 and <br />taxes 1940 -41 amounting to $1599.30 and 1939 -40 Taxes, including penalties, interest etc. <br />amounting to $24.88. <br />TREASURER: - -The Water Deposit Fund had $152.00 on hand per last report and since the n $2.50 <br />had been vaid out leaving $149.50 in the Water Deposit Fund. The Water Surplus Fund had $15.99 <br />on hand per last 'report. The Curb & Gutter Fund had • $26.07 on hand per last report. - The <br />Special Gas Tax Fund. had $244.50 on hand per last report. The General Fund had $12,559.03 <br />on hand per last report and since then $4326.24 had been collected, making a total of $16,885.27 <br />less $1627.63 paid out, leaving $15,257.64 in the General Fund. <br />l <br />CITY JUDGE: - -The report showed that 153.00 had been collected in fines during the month <br />of October. <br />HEALTH OFFICER: -- Showing report of activities for the month of October, 1940. <br />FIRE CHIEF: -- Showing report of activities for the month of October, 1940. <br />BUILDING INSPECTOR:- -The report showed that 4 building permits and 2 electrical permits had <br />been issued during October, 1940. <br />