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1350 Claim No. 429 -- Mueller Co., supplies $19.35 430 -- Burroughs Adding Machine Co., supplies .94 431 -- Alameda County Health Department, exmainations 7.00 432 -- Livermore Beverage Co., supplies .62 433 -- Western Iron & Ifetal Co., supplies 12.88 434 - -F. E. hartzell, supplies 1.70 The Clerk then referred the claims to the finance committee for audit and report. The Clerk then presented the following reports of the municipal officers: WATER DEPARTMENT: - -The report snowed that water had been turned on at 5 places and off at 5 places.` Repaired leak on St. Mary's Street, put in posts at park, repairing levees at Sewer Farm, new tap and meter for Carl Frudden on Second Street, tested both pumps at pump house. The report showed that there were '453 taps in town and 43 outside of town. There were 528 services in town (On 524, Off 4) and 47 services outside of town (On 39 and Off 8) total number of services 574. The expenses of the department amounted to 4516.93 and the income_ $870.90, leaving a total over and above expenses $353.97. The total hours pumping Pump #1 was 100 hours, total gallons water pumped #1 - 3,840,000 gallons. The expenses at the Sewer System and Sewer Farm were $111.31 and the expenses 'at McKinley Park $7.95 to the Marshal- TOWN CLERK: -- Showing that he deliveredL73 licenses for collection and amounting to $1460.00 and 50 water bills for collection amounting to 41233 :60. The balance cash on hand per last report was $17,533.88 and since then the following collections have been made: Licenses from Marshal $912.00, taxes from Marshal, Year 1940 -41 $29:50, water bills from Marshal $823.20, Milk Inspection fees from Marshal $31.84, Fees from Recorder's Court $85.00, From Town Clerk: Dance Fees $5.00, personal property taxes $4.20, Women's Improvement Club, donation for trees $25.00, Women's Improvement Club, yearly rental $1.00, making a total of $19,450.62, less warrants issued January 6, 1941 - X2,610.13, leaving a cash balance in the -hands of the Treasurer of $16,840.49: The balance was divided as follows: General •Fund $13,281.44, Water Bond Fund 4148491,City Hall Bond Fund $22:29, Municipal Improvement Bond Fund 01329.71 1929-Municipal Improvement- -Bond Fund $1440.47, Library Fund $263.83, Music & Promotion Fund $353:84. SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS:- -The report showed that work on the streets had amounted to 97.25 and the expenses of the department were $77.24. MARSHAL:- -The report showed that he received 503 water bills for collection amountin to $1233.60. He coll.ected'water bills amounting to $823.20 and returned. water bills amountin to 9410.40. He collected licenses, amounting to $912:00 as follows: 7- licenses (9 $12:00 984.009 19 licenses 0 16.00 - 304.00, 2 licenses Q $20.00 -- $40.00, 'l license ® $24.00 $24.00, 1 license .0 160-000 -- ,460.00 and 4 licenses ( ;$100.00 -- $400.00. He also collected Milk Insp- ection fees amounting to $31.84 and taxes amounting to $291-50. TREASURER:- -The Water Deposit Fund had $149.50 .on hand per last report and since then $2.50 had been collected making $15240, less $2.50 paid out, leaving $149.50 in the Water Deposit Fund. The Water Surplus Fund had $15.99 on hand per last report. The Curb and Gutter Fund had $2647 on hand per last report. The Gas Tax Fund had $244.50 on hand per last report. The General Fund had $17,533.88' on hand per last report and since then •$1916.74 had been collected making $l9.450i62`-in the Fund, less $2610.13 paid out, leaving $16;840.49 in the General Fund. CITY JUDGE:- -The report showed'that $85.00 had been collected in fines during the month of January. HEALTH ,OFF.ICER: -- Showing report of activities for the month of January. FIRE. CHIEF: -- Showing report of activities for the month of January. MILK INSPECTOR:. -- Showing Laboratory report of milk analyses for the month of January. ASHTON BRITTEN: -- Showing Laboratory report at the sewer farm for the month of January. The reports.. were referred to the finance committee for audit and report. The following communications were then read: Xanuary 9,'1941 -- Department of Public Health on water samples submitted January 6th from pump house. The opinion was considerable contamination: January 16, 1941- -Peace Officers Association of the State of California enclosing resolution passed at the annual convention in the .City of Fresno. The Association asked that the attention of the Council be given to the 're commendations contained in the resolution regarding a minimum payroll scale for police officers in cities with a population of less than 50,000.,'_,`' January 17,,.1941--.American Rubber Manufacturing Co, advising that the Town of Pleasanton had a merchandise credit in the amount of $46.61 which had accrued to be used by the fire department for the purchase of additional equipment. January 20, 1941 -- American Rubber Manufacturing Co. advising that Mr. R..J: Henderson would call within a few days regarding the disposition of th.e credit. January 20, 1941. -- Atillio H. Ghiotti expressing "appreciation for the kindness and hospitality displayed by the people of your -fair city" in connection with visits which he makes to this community. January 28, 1941 -- Pacific Gas & Electric Co. regarding the test made of the new 40 H.P. and old 50 H.P. pumping plants located on the Pleasanton -Sunol Road and attach- ing copies of the testis made. According to the pump test report the 40 H.P. Byron Jackson Pump Type HC5 showed a pump and motor efficiency of 73.8% and the 50 H.P. Byron Jackson Pump -Type HC5 showed a pump and motor efficiency of 55.2%: January 29, 1941 -- Department of Public Health on water samples submitted January 23 from district wells tap - main pump house. Opinion free of'contamination at time of °sampling.