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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1942-08-17[ REGULAR M~,LTING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CiTY OF SOUTH SAN ~ANCIGCO,HELD k~OhV3AY, AUGUST i?TH, 1949. The regular meeting of the city council of the City of Sout? San Francisco was held in the City Hal~,~onday evening, August 17,184~. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock P.~. by ~ayor D.W.Ratto/ ROLL CALL. Roll° call found all members of the council present,as follows;- Councilmen,V.Boido,~eo.W. ~olston,~.~inucciani,D.W.Ratto.,Reese Lloyd. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they were approved as read. A co~unication was received from the League of Salifornia Cities,Peninsula ~ranch,announ- cing tha~e uext meeting of the league would Oe held in San Jose,Thursday, the ~0 of August l~4~,and~all Otty officials to attend who could. It appeared 8 would tr~ and go,and the clerk was instructed to advise the league officials to that effect. Notice was received from the State ~oard of Equalization that Larrichia a ~artinelli had aoplied for a renewal of their licenses for wine bottling & Packing,On Sale ~istilled Spirits, ' and on Sale ~eer &. Wine. There were no objections by the council. ..~ Sociedad ~utualista ~iexicana"EORELOS~, incorporated, requested permission ~o~a free concert in the Grammar School and a free dance at the Fraternal Eall, Saturday,September l~,l~4~, in honor of the l~ Anniversary of the Indenpendence of ~exice. ~ranted. Pacific Gas & Electric Compaby applied for oermission to extend their ~" gas matn~in "C~' Street,east of Orange Avenue,So.San Francisco. Referred to Councilman ~inucciani. S.K.Robbins,Chairman of the Recreation Commission submitted his resignation,thanking the council for their consideratio~ and specified the date of August $1 as the effective date. He stated he would be going to sch~ol in September and would be too occupied to attend to the ~uties of the recreation work. With reluctance and thanke the council accepted the resignation. So.S.F.Kospitality House submitted a communication requesting that consideration be ~iven the matter of erecting ~irectional signs showing the location of the ~ity Hospitality House~ and mentioned oayshore & Grand Ave., E1 Camino Real & West Orange Avenue and Orange & Grand Ave Councilman HoUston move~ the proposition be approved. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. Chief of Police Belloni asked the cancellation of the appointments of ~he following name~ persons who had been employed as watchmen at the Nestern Pipe & Steel Works~and are no longer there;-Eugene ~avis,Lamzel Ingram,William Troup Narshell, ~an ~cOarthy,Carl John L~ehl,Arthur La ~ar,Edward J.Williams,E.EcVaryJ.H.Dalton,Pa~l O.Peterson, Frank J.Nothig,Claude Yaleur, Lee Bert Swanson,EGbert L.$raft,Elbert L.Askin,Walter Talmage ~iively,Paul Beale,Walter Kelly,~ayne E ~lackmore, JohnW.Netka, H.C.Parker, Harry S.Reeder, George Horton Forrest, Lloyd Hazzard, Herbert D.~oore, Frank DelBuono,~iarrison W.Baily, Chester A.White Gordon Curry, Emyrs ~.Jones, Basil ~.Standley,George J.Daly, and Oilly Topping. Councilman Eolston moved the cancellations be made. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. A communication was received from attorney John J.Taaffe, counsel for ~.~rs. Attalie Quaresima widow of Joe Quaresima, formerly city gardener of this c~~ asking that the amount of salary due him by the city at his death, approximately ~$90.00, be remitted to her, through the firm of J. Taaf~e. ~eferred to city attorney Coleberd. Pacific Tel ~ Tel Company submitted ~ prints in requesting permission to construc~ a shed in the rear of their telephone office ~8 Grand Avenue to house emergency power. Building Inapector Welte having approved of the application permission was granted. The office of Emergency ~anagement at Washington,D.C. granted an appeal to the city in re Yo. ~--Lao.No.$1~4. Accepted. Notice was received from the department of Public ~rks, Sacremanto,stating that So.San Fran- cisco's share of the quarterly payment of apportionment of -~ July 1~4~, 1/4 cent gas tax allcca- tion would he $1~1,8~. Accepted and filed. Eorris Solfaud applied for a permit to conduct a Welder's Leather ~anufacturing Plan~ at Grand Avenue. Permit granted. Angelo ~,'~onetini applied for t~e position pf poundmaster of this city. Councilman ~inucciani moved that he appointed to the position at the present salary,~60 per month, commencing August 18, 1.~4~. '~he ., · ,: motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried ~ire Chief Welte submitted the name of Leroy F.David for appointment to the call forces of the fire department. Councilman Hclston moved the appointment be confirmed. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. City engineer Klassen submitted a plan and profile of ~15 feet of sewer construction on South Linden Avenue. f'iled. ~r. Klassen submitted a lengthy report of the activities of the Gas Tax Allocation Co~.ttee of the Cities of San ~ateo County in trying to secure a greater amount of ~as tax monies for ¢ities~through~.~'~ the Board of Supervisors; which effort failed in a recent decision of the supervisors. It was r~commended that the proposition be brought to the attention of the State legislature at the next session of that body,and agreed upon. The monthly report of City Treasurer E.P.Kauffmann for the month e~ding Ouly 31,19~ was received~ and accepted. Chief of Police Oelloni submitted the following names for appointment as watchmen at the Western Pipe & Steel Company,- Chester E.Bonham, John F.Evans,Thomas Zuccarello,James S.Wallace.Lester Leroy Luke,Lertrand ~ilton Hering, James L.Carroll,Fred S.King,Charles L.Gibson,8harles P.Sherman, Victor Fuller,Evald G.L.Carlson,Edgar W.Walford,George Olmstad.Russell ~ayrock,William J.Sergin James Lee ~ildon. Bids for a 194~ street truck,Ford, were ordered opened. But one bid was submitted,ti:at of Fred J.Lautze. Elis bid for full equipment was ~11~.69. As there was no delivery promised immediately the matter was laid over. Councilman ?,iinucciani introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San Fran- cisco amending reSOlution No.858, granting the exclusive right to Nicola ae and John Corso, by changing certain items. ~e re~olution~ No.868 , was adopted by the following vote;- Ayes,Councilmen,V.BoiSo, George W.holston, eese Lloyd, ~.Ninucciani,D.W.~atto. Noes ,councilmen,~one, Abeent councilmen None. ~ttest, Daniel McSweeney.city clerk, Recorded in Book of'Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 35&. /.S~ven petitions, containing ~67 names,of property owners and residents of the City of South San Francisco protested against the aoandonment of two of the city parks,3.335 acres ~iller Avenue Park and the 4.6~4 Acre ~lartin School park near Paradise Valley, on the ground the city has not sufficient parks at present,is growing rapidly and its future growth will require additional park sites. ~any citizens and property owners appeared before the council and protested against the purposed abandonment of the two parks advertised for abandomr~ent in resolutions 864 and 865, on September 8,194~. Supervisor Thomas hickey believed it not good policy to p~:,rt with any parkland, believed also in beach p~operty as additional recreation,'but not at the expense of ~iving up oark- land. ~any others protested against t~:e proposed deal,including ~ack hickey, Otto Dietsche,]!~ugh McNellis,Mr. Roobins,Charles Ledwith,Humbert and Mary Oaldini and councilmao Ooido. ~.ayor Ratto 1942,and ~tty officials to 9~ appeared 8 y was instructed to advise the league officials to that effect. Notice was received from the State Ooard of Equalization that Larrichia ~ ~artinelli had a~plied for a renewal of their licenses for wine bottling & P~cking,0n Sale ~istilled Spirits, and on Sale ~eer & Wine. There were no objections by the council. Sociedad ~utualista ~exicana"NOEELOS", incorporated, requested permission toga free concert in the Grammar School and ~ free dance at the Fraternal hall, Saturday,September 19,194~, in honor of the 139 Anniversary of the Indenpendence of ~exice. ~ranted. Pacific Gas & Electric Compaby applied for o~rmission to extend their Q" gas main.in "C" Street,east of Orange Avenue,So.San Francisco. Referred to Councilman ~inucciani. S.K.Robbins,Chairman of the Recreation Commission submitted his resignation,thanking the council for their consideratio~ and specified the date of August 31 as the effective date. He stated he wc~ld be going to sch~ol in September and would be too occupied to attend to the duties of the recreation work. With reluctance and thanks the council accepted the resijnation. So.S.F.Kospitality House submitted a communication requesting that consideration be ~iven the matter of erecting cirectional signs showing the location of the ~ity Hospitality House~ and mentioned oayshore & Grand Ave., E1 Camino Real & West Orange ~venue and Orange & Grand Ave Councilman Holston move~ the proposition be approved. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. Chief of Police Belloni asked the cancellation of the appointments of ~he following name~ persons who had been e~ployed as watchmen at the Western Pipe ~ Steel ~orks~and are no longer ~here;-Eugene ~avis,Lamzel Ingram,William Troup ~arshell, ~an McCarthy,Carl John £.ehl,Arthur La ar,Edwar~ J.Williams,E.McVar~J.H.Dalton,Pa~l 0.Peterson,Frank J.Nothig,Claude Yaleur, Lee Bert Swanson,EGbert L.~raft,Elbert L.Askin,Walter Talmage }~ively,Paul Beale,Walter Kelly,~ayne E ~lackmore, JohnW.Netka, R.C.Parker, Harry S.Reeder, George Rorton Forrest, Lloyd ~azzard, Herbert D.~oore, Frank DelBuono,tiarrison W.Baily, Chester L.~nite Go~don Curry, E~yrs ~.Jones, ~asil ~.Standley, George J.Daly, and Dilly Topping. Councilman Eolston moved the cancellations be made. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. A communication was received from attorney John J.Taaffe, counsel for ~rs. Attalie Quaresima widow of Joe Quare~ima, formerly city gardener of this c~t~-,~sking that the amount of salary due , him by the city at his death, approximately ~$90.00, be remitted to her, through the firm of J. TaafCe. ~eferred to city attorney Coleberd. Pacific Tel ~ Tel Company submitted 9 prints in requesting permission to construc6 a shed in the rear of their t~lephone office 796 Grand Avenue to house emergency power. ~uilding Inspector ~elte having approved of the application permission was granted. The office of Emergency ~anagement at Washington,D.C. granted an appeal to the city in re ~o. 97--Lao.No.3174. Accepted. Notice was received from the department of Public W.rks, Sacremanto,stating that So.San Fran- cisco's share of the quarterly payment of apportionment of -' July 194Q, 1/4 cent gas tax alloca- tion would he ~13Q1,86. Accepted and filed. ~orris Solfaud applied for a permit to conduct a Welder's Leather ~anufacturing Plsn~ at 3~5 Grand ~venue. Permit granted. Angelo ~onetini applied for the position pf pound, aster of this city~ Coun~ilman ~inucciani moved that he appointed to the position at the present salary,~60 per month, commencing August 18, 1.~4~. The motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and regularly carried. ~ire Chief ~elte submitted the name of Leroy F.David for appointment to the call forces of the fire department. Councilman ~lston moved the appointment be confirmed. The motion was seconded by councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried. City engineer Klassen submitted a plan and profile of ~15 feet of sewer construction on South Linden Avenue. ailed. Nr. Klassen submitted a lengthy report of the activities of the ~as Tax Allocation Cor~fttee of tbs Cities of San ~ateo County in trying to secure a greater amount of ~as tax monies for ¢ities~through~~. the ~oard of Supervisors~ which effort failed in a recent decision of the supervisors. It was ~ecommended that the proposition be brought to the ~ttention of the State legislature at the next session of that body,and agreed upon. The monthly report of City Treasurer E.P.Kauffmann for the month ending ~uly 31,1949 was received. and accepted. Chief of Police oelloni submitted the following names for appointment as wahch~en at the ~estern Pipe & Steel Company,- Chester E.Bonham, John F.Evans,Thomas Zuccarello,James S.Wallace.Lester Leroy Luke,bertrand ~ilton Rering, James L.Carroll,Fred S.King,Charles L.Oibson,~harles P.Sherman, Victor Fuller,Evald G.L.Carlson,Edgar W.Walford,George 01mstad.Russell ~ayrock,William J.~ergin James Lee Nildon. Bids for a 194~ street truck,~ord, were ordered opened. But one bid was submitted,ttat of Fred J.Lautze. His bid for full equipment was ~911~.69. As there was no delivery promised immediately the matter was laid over. Councilman ~inucciani introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San Fran- cisco amending resolution No.858, granting the exclusive right to Nicola ae and John Corso, by changing certain items. ~e resolution No.~68 , was adopted by the ~ollowing vote;- Ayes,Councilmen,V.Eoido, George W.~iolston,Reese Lloyd, M.Ninucciani,D.W.!~atto. Noes ,councilmen,None, Abeent, councilmen None. ~ttest, Daniel ~cSweeney.city clerk, ~ecorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.3,at page 35&. %S~ven petitions, containing ~67 names~of property owners and residents of the City of South San Francisco protested against the aoandonment of two of the city parks,3.335 acres ~iller Aver. ue Park and the 4.694 Acre ~artin School park near Paradise Valley, on the ground the city has not sufficient parks at present,is growing rapidly a~d its future growth will require additional park sites. ~any citizens and property owners appeared before the council and protested against the purposed abandonment of the two parks advertised for abandonment in resolutions 864 and 865, on September 8,1942; Supervisor Thomas hickey believed it not good policy to p~.rt with any parkland, believed also in beach p~operty as additional recreation, but not at the expense of !~iving up park- land. ~any others protested against ti'e proposed deal,including ~ack hickey, Otto Dietsche,~ugh ~cNellis,Nr. Robbins,Charles Ledwith,~umbert and ~ary oaldini and councilmao ooido. ~ayor hatt¢ explained that othe~ parkland was available close by, that the approximate cost to improve ~artin School Park,made by engineer ~arshall, was ~40000, wh~.le to improve the l~iller Avenue ~.335 acr~ park with trees and ~$$~ only, will approximate ~$1V,000,a~cordin~ to t~e en~_ineer's fimS~Ures~ Councilma~ 0oido contended there was no rush to improve any parks,under the present War Emerge vhat the city could control the waters of Martin School ~'ark by culvert and later improve~.it.g ly. Jack hickey was of the opinion the engineer's figures were excessive, it was not nece~a ~o improve parks at present and that the city should hold the land it owns. School Director Charles Ledwith was of the same opinion. ~e contended that the city and school ae~artments she work in ~armony in :~aL~taining park and school grounds and playgrounds, cited the increase ,. the children population and the future needs of ~chool and playgrounds. On inquiry as to ho much beach land would be acquired by the transaction kayor Ratto told ~'ir. Ledwith it would be about eight acres, the approximate of the acreage in the two park sites. ~,a~or Ratto ~sked who in the sudience h~d circulated petitions against the selling of the corks by the city council.~;~r. Dietsche stated he had, and Mrs. ~aldini stated s~e had. ~rs Pal objected strenuously against abandoning park sites~ especially the ~iller Ave 3.335 tract, st ~t w~s a be~'u~?~l spot of rolling hills,similar to 'Jolden Gate park. Councilm~n Minucciani ad her she. could s~ill~look at "the beauty of the rolling land" even if the city sold the park si .~rs ~aldini resented this statement, labeling it a fine answer from the councilman , and inqui from ~ayor Ratto if there was anything the taxpayers could do to prevent the sale of the land. ~The mayor replied he did not think ~here was much. Supervisor Yicke~ again took part in the discussion. ~e ~dvised that the city council tu vhe matter over to the planning commission and recreation co~nission for their advice and sugg and ur~fed that no city land be sold, nor besctes bought under present conditions,reminding the vublfc that there is ~ore ~mportant work ahead of us,which is not buying beaches. I~ayor aatto ststed, theoPlanning Commission of the city was a political machine or football and has no conf in it. S.K.Robbins stated that at a joint meeting of the Planning Commission and the Recreat 3ommission'several months ago, the commissions vote~ to oooose the abandonin~ or s~le of the ~itv ~arks. 'ihe..mayor stated he had a figure of ~i~17,600 f'0r~he'!fmprovement of'the bea~h,whi inc~u~.ed 9 breakwaters ,toilets,r~nning water,s~'owers,terracing,tree planting &~beach sand- from fey. ~r. Otto Dietsche of Paramise 'valley inquired as ti~e progress of nogiations concerning vh.e construction of the proposed sidewalk in Hillside Boulevard. City attorney Coleberd explai Vhat all the money was posted,the citN engineer ewplained that the coutract was ready for sign and the City' Clerk explained that he had the money. This was s~tisfactory to ~r. Dietsche. In regard to the construction of a culvert across A.~ission Road for the waters of Baden Cr Pity engineer Klassen reported steel for the work was not available, but could use wooden cons .on at a cost of approximately ~1000, as a tem~orary relief. Councilman ~oido urged that all r Oe kept open, and fa~0red the building of the wooden culvert at once before the rains begin. T engineer will contact the army people in t~:~e matter, and if possible try again to secure steel Failing in this wOod would be used. Counci~lma~~ Lloyd moved the salaries of R.N.~urphy and Lenry I~neese,'~police telephone operators, be,-'raised from ~100 to ,~ll0 per month,retroactive to Au~just 1,1~. ~ihe motion was seconded by?Councilman ~inucciani and regularly/ carried. Claims in the amount of ~,~.05 were next submitted for payment;- Ted Pretzer half month salary to l$,Aug. ~ 80.00 Frank Giffra'Sons feather duster " ' fire dept,goods So.City Lumber & Supply' Co .materials Frank Pariani, N,Ninucciani L.C.Smith k'~.ex~ml Sign ~FO Co. Ace ~edding Co So. City L.6. Su~.Co Fred J.Lautze, Tablet & Ticket Co Pacific ~urseries Chas R.Dadley Hound Calif Chain Co W.P.Fuller & Co. R.A.Klassen 00 hrs, Pen.~i~dow Cleaning Co Labor tires,etc tees,ect picks,etc, calan ce due materials, 81.375 tone 100 signs ~abor on tennis court wash fire Ho.No. 1 repair & Towing distilled water directory strip Acacia Trees report blanks steel loading shingle stain sal~r~ ~ ~1.~0 per hr extr~ isb~r Profits, general expenses transportation stakes washing windoww,Jan. To June ~ 1.30 ~ 34.9M ,~ 76.56 ~115.8~ ~$105.0~ ~ 15.80 ~114.73 ~335 ~ 65.9~ ~6 8o,. 40 $ 4.V6 7.50 .VT 1.11 ~$ 46.35 ~ o~.31 $ :13.54 July ~135. O0 319.97 119.56 62.54 41.00 6.83 6V5.35 E.V.Carter Co. Cutter blades S.M.County Title Co daily re¥.orts Joe Lombardi Service Eta tires,etc So.City Auto Ser. AncLor Drug CO., Hic and AL's Service Enterprise Press Nello Lazzari, ~ike Laufer- E.M.Moom A.Milani- A.Ferrario- ~.Mandoli- J.Gioffre H.Troxell- service on Buick " fire dept ~.illy cups lubrication letterheads ,printing,etc extra police work ;::~rk labor Street ~abor 13.7V 1.50 ~104.0V ~1.83 3.50 1.v5 ~.00 $~7~0.5S 30.85 36. O0 rs.co V~. O0 7~. O0 V~.O0 VS.00 7~. O0 ,~ 31.00 ~ank of So. San Francisco June-July ~ayment LaFrance511.60, ~al.due ~1~16.01 this payment Burroughs Adding ~achine Co ~:aintenance 4.$0 California 'Water Service Co., playground water $148.8~ " " " h~drant water ~034.50 ~.L.Baaker Hartford Audit Jan to June~q45.36 [t~ a b~ut~l ~Do~ of rolling hill~,~imilar to'Golden Gat$ park. Councilman ~inuccian[ ad~ her she could still look at "the beauty of the rolling land" even if the city sold the park sit ~[rs Saldini resented this statement, labeling it a fine answer from the councilman , and inqui~ from i~a~'or Ratto if there was anything the taxpayers could do to prevent the sale of the land. The mayor replied he did not think there was much. Supervisor ]!icke~ again' took part in the discussion. '-e advised that the city council tu: zhe matter over to the planning commission and recreation co~ission for their advice and sugg~ and ur?ed that no city land be sold, nor beacLes boug~t under present conditions,reminding the public that there is ~ore f~mportant work ahead of us,which is not buying beaches. I~;ayor aatto ststed the~::~Planning Co~ission of the city was a political machine or fcotball and has no conft in it. S.K.Robbins stated that at a joint meeting of the Planning Co~ission and the Recreati ~o~ission 'several months a~o, the commissions vote~ to oppose the abandonin~ or sale of the ~itv ~arks. 'ihe ma~or stated he had a figure of .~17,600 for. the:'fm~rove~ent of'the beach,whi~ included 9 breakwators,toilets,r~nn.ing wa~er,showers,terracing,tree planting &..beach sand' fro~ rey. ~r. Otto Dietsche of Paradise ~alley inquired as tie progress of nogiations concerning VLe construction of the proposed sidewalk in Hillside Boulevard. City attorney Coleberd explaiz that all the money was posted,the cit~ engineer eEplained that the coutract was ready for signs and the City Clerk explained that he had the money. This was satisfactory to ~;r. Dietsche. In regard to the construction of a culvert across ~iisston Road for the waters of Baden Cr~ City engineer Klassen reported steel for the work was not available, but could use wooden cons~ on at a cost of approximately ~1000, as a tem~>orary relief. Councilman ~oido urged that all r~ Oe kept open, and favored the building of the wooden culvert at once before the rains begin. Ti engineer will contaCt the a~y people in ti~e matter, and if possible try again to secure steel, Failing in this wood would be used. Councilman Lloyd moved the salaries of R.N.~,lu~hy and ~-:enry Kneese,~police telephone operators, be. raised from ,~100 to ~ll0 per month,retroactive to Aujust 1,194~. 'ihe motion was seconded by/councilman i~dinucciani and regularly' carried. Claims in the amount of ~4,749.05 were next submitted for payment;- Ted Pretzer Frank Offfra'Sons feather duster " " ?' fire deot,goods So.City Lumber & Supply Co .materials Frank Pariani, N.Minucciani ,! '! L.C.Smith Flexaml Sign ~FG Co. Ace oedding Co So. City L.~ Sup.Co Fred J.Lautze, Tablet & Ticket Co Pacific ~urseries Chas R.Dadley Round Calif Chain Co W.P.~hller & Co. R.A.Klassen ~0 hrs, half month salary to 15,Aug. $ 80.00 Labor " tires,etc tees,ect picks,etc, oalan ce due materials, 81.3~5 tone 100 signs ~abor on tennis court wash fire Ho.No. 1 repair & Towing distilled water directory strip Acacia Trees report blanks steel loading shfn~lo stain sat~ry ~ ~1.50 per Lr extr~ Profi~ . general expenses transportation stakes ~ 1.30 ~$ 34.9~ ~.~ V6.56 ~$115.8~ ,~ 17. VO $105.05 ~ 15.80 ~,~ 114.73 $335 .~V ~ 65.9~ ~!6 8~.40 $ 4.V6 .~ 7.50 ,~ 1.11 ~ 46.35 ~ o~.31 July ~$135. O0 319.97 119.56 69.54 41.00 6.83 6V5.35 L.V.Carter Co. Cutter blades S.~.County Title Co daily re~:.orts Joe Lombardi Service Eta tires,etc So.City Auto her. AncLor Drug Co., Ric and AL's Service Enterprise Press Nello Lazzari, ~ike Laufer- E.~.Noom A.~ilani- A.Ferrario- F.~andoli~ J.Gioffre ~.Troxell- service on Buick " fire dept Lilly cups lubrication letterheads ,printing,etc extra police work ;>~rk labor Street ~'abor J.De Bene J.Galli ~ R. Quinlan Cleaning ditches 13. V7 1.50 lO4.OV ~1.83 3.50 1. ~5 ~ .00 ~90.5~ 3o.s5 36. O0 7~. O0 ~.00 Ve. O0 7~. O0 78.00 V~. O0 7~. O0 66.00 60.00 Pen. Window Cleaning Co washing window~,Jan. To June ~ 31.00 ~ank of So.San Francisco June-July ~ayment LaFrance511.60, Oal.due ~1~16.01 this payment Burroughs Addin~ ~achine Co ~aintenance 4.g0 California Water Service Co., playground water $148.87 " " " h~drant water ~034.50 ~.L.Baaker hartford Audit Jan to June~g45.36 Expenditures continued;- J. C o lombo L .Bushiars Superior Laundry The Gamewell Co. Wm. Ni nu c c i ani S.S.F.Hospital Chas K.Elder Bloomquist Oil Co. T .L, Farasworth cleanin~i ditches wash Fire Ho.Q Smith Valve etc labor fire dept Alcoholic exams painting signs emulsion 72 · O0 ?2 · O0 5.64 ~91.V3 19.89 45. O0 43. V5 5V.68 Misc. expenses,Civilian ~6.8~ Civilian Defeae mileage~$ 14.87 Total $4,V49.05 The claims having been audited by the finance committee councilman ~linucciani moved they be paid. The motion was zeconded by councilman Holston and regularly carried. There being no further business before the council co unciiman Holston moved to adjourn ~ntil ~onday,August 94,1949, at 8 o'clock P.M. The motion was se~onded by councilman Lio ~d and~gulerly carried. Approved ~ayor of South San Francisco. ~espectfully submitted,