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National City, California, December 20, 1933.
Regular meeting of City Council Balled to order by the Mayor.
Councilmen present, Thatbher, Waddell, and Roque. Councilmen Wade,
and Pettit absent.
Minutes of regular meeting of December 5, 1933, read and
approved.
The following bills audited by the majority of the Finance
Committee presented:
Katherine King
Bank of America
Asa R. Webb
Burroughs Adding Machine
Pacific Chemical Co.
Brooks Ideal Stores
Seagrave Corp.
Nelson -Smith
Calif. Stamp Co.
J. P. Clark
Joe Yoakim
F. E. Mellien
Charles Stein
Chester Winters
George Faircloth
M. H. Ferbitz
Pennant Oil & Grease
Homeland Bldg. Go.
Richfield oil Go.
So. Calif. Tele. Co.
D. E. Lazier
Spencer & McFarlane
Van Deripe & Bird
Sols Auto Supply
Wilson F. Clark
Arco Co.
Contractor's Equip. & Machingry C.O.
Nelson & Sloan
Auto Gear & Supply Co.
Geo. D. Graham
B. J. Scott
Wm. Briggs
F. S. & W. W. Hirsch
Hoffman's Laundry
Silva Furniture
H. D. Smith
L. E. Knapp
R. W. Miller
Int. reg. warrants
n n n
Stamps
Inst. p r contract
Supplies, City Hall
Inst. Engine
Supplies, C.nW. A.
Labor, Sewers
Truck & Driver GWA
n n
n n
Supplies, Gall Box
Police
Supplies, CWA
Gasoline
Telephone & Tolls
Rent, Police Sta. &
Supplies, Sn. Dept.
"
n
"
n
Sand
Equip. &
Supplies
Labor
Repairs, Fire Truck
Service " Dept.
Mattresses " "
Labor, Police Dept.
Trip "
Labor n n
n
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at .
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n
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Dept.
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Total
Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Waddell, that
3.89
50.99
10.00
20.64
10.25
.68
100.00
29.52
12.30
9.00
6.75
18.00
60.00
3.00
6.00
1.03
13.89
272.18
138.44
48.00
Crt. 40.00
18.45
32.79
5.48
15.73
24.96
13.22
9.45
11.16
1.00
58.50
58.50
11.00
2.64
8.71
89.70
15.00
10.00
$1,240.bb
the bills be
allowed, and Warrants ordered drawn for same. Carried, all Council-
men present voting aye.
"Mr. Harry Garber was present regarding Water Hearing.
°MPa.James reported for Chamber of Commerce on new City Hall,
also reported for the following organizations: P. T. A., Men's Club,
Olivewood Club, 20-30 Club, and Kiwanis Club. Mr. James stated
a special election is recommended.
110.
°Communication from War Department regarding Harbor Dredging,
read and ordered filed.
°Communication from Stickney & Stickney, regarding automobile
accident on Palm Avenue, read and ordered filed. Moved by Thatcher,
seconded by Waddell, that the matter be referred to the City
Attorney. Carried.
°Communication from District Engineer, Division of Highways,
acknowledging receipt of project statements, read and ordered filed.
°Petition of citizens to have Grove Street from-24th Street to
18th Street, widened and graded under the C. W. A, was read. Moved
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by Waddell, seconded by Thatcher, that the matter be referred/to
City Engineer. Carried.
°Communication from Lee Jung for New Asia Cafe, regarding re-
fund of $30.00 on beverage License, read and referred to City
Attorney.
°Communication from A. F. Blankenburg, regarding refund of
$4.17, an error on personal property assessment, was read. Moved
by Waddell, seconded by Thatcher, that the refund be allowed.
Carried.
Matter of Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance was
taken up. Moved by Thatcher, seconded'by Waddell, that the policies
submitted by H. P. Scheuerman and Guy & Guy, be turned over to the
City Attorney for inspection as to form and financial responsibility.
Carried.
Matter of insurance on equipment in City Hall was taken up.
Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Waddell, that an additional $700.00
-be added for Office Equipment in policy covering City Hall. Carried.
°ORDINANCE NO. 631, amending Ordinance No. 628, relating to
Sewers was placed on final passage. Moved by Thatcher, seconded by
Waddell, that the Ordinance be adopted. Carried, all Councilmen
present voting aye.
°ORDINANCE NO. , amending Ordinance No. 608, Adopting the
Building Code, was introduced and laid over, under the rules and
according to law. Carried.
Moved by Thatcher, seconded by Waddell, that the ,City Clerk be
instructed to inform Clara Banke Lightfoot as to the findings of the
Deputy Assessor in checking personal property. Carried.
The -following protests were presented to the Cbuncil:
Forest M. Raymond, Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Arthur, Anna G. & George Alien,
and Josephine Kirby, on the closing of Alley in Kimball's Shb.
°RESOLUTION NO. 1726, fixing time for hearing protests on
closing of Alley in Kimball's Sub. at the hour of eight o'clock
P. M. on the 2nd day of January, 1984, was read. Moved by Waddell,
seconded by Thatcher, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried.
Moved by Waddell, seconded by Thatcher, that the following
C. W. A. projects be approved:
Planting trees on National Avenue, Highland Avenue, 18th Street,
and 24th Street.
Providing drainage on 14th Street between National Avenue and "A"
Avenue, and on 16th Street between National Avenue and "A" Avenue.
Providing drainage along San Diego and Arizona Railway tracks from
2nd Street to 12th Street.
Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
Moved by Waddell, seconded by Thatcher, that the Cbuncil adjourn
Carried.
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