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National City, California, November 5, 1929.
Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees called to order
by the President. Trustees present- Bird, Cordingly, Fritz,
Murray, Addis.
Minutes of regular meeting of October 15, 1929, and of
Special Meeting of October 18, 1929, read and approved.
The following bills, audited by the Finance Committee,
presented:
Margaret Bencini
Irene Wissink
Ole Christensen
Roy Allen
Southern Title & Trust Co.
L. S. Everts & Co.
Congregational Women's Uni
Secretary of State
W. E. Pierson
Asa R. Webb
Arey-Jones Co.
Monroe Calculating Mch.Co.
American Concrete Pipe Co.
The National City News
0. A. Mullen
S.D.Cons. Gas & Elec. Co.
Walter E. Blake
G. C. Maple
W. V. Boldman
Floyd Finnerty
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
A. L. Smith
Standard Oil Co.
Richards & Bowman, Inc.
W. E. Stewart
S.D.Tractor & Equip. Co.
Irwin & Co.
Otto Stang
T. B. Penick & Sons
H. G. Fenton Material Co
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Homdland Bldg. Co.
Western Metal Supply Co.
Richfield Oil Oo. of Cal
National Drug Co. Inc.
E. L. Malcolm
Chas. L. Brown
S.D.Steam Laundry
Frank M. Chase
Richard Van Deripe
E. D. Carpenter
W. D. Gardner
J.P.Adams
G. T. Treadwell
Rodney Stokes Co.
E.A:Clark
Salary, October, 1929
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Supplies
Repair calculator
Pipe
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10°% per. tax coll & sundties
Lights & Gas
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4125.00
75.00
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19.50
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200.00
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7.90
21.05
5.09
33.50
134.76
349.65
37.50
27.50
70.00
77.50
30.90
22.50
23.49
3.67
56.14
299.00
14.02
12.25
5.52
1.46
26.34
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19.33
310.47
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36.00
25.00
5.27
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186.00
56.25
4.15
84.50
84.50
16.15
72.00
Total 42,714.39
Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly, that the bills be allowed
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and warrants ordered drawn for the same. Carried, all Trustees
present voting aye.
•Mrs. Cecelia Graham was present regarding valuations for
taxation. She was shown that there had been no changes made.
,Mrs. George R. Palmer was present regarding the valuation
of personal property.
.Petition of citizens requesting that the Animal Rescue
kennels at loth Street and Highland Avenue be declared a nuisance,
was read. Moved by Murray, seconded by Cordingly, that the City
Attorney be instructed to take the matter up with the managers
of the Animal Rescue League. Carried.
•It now being the time set for hearing appeals in the matter
of Assessment No. 60 for the improvement of the Alleys in Thelen's
Re -Subdivision, Excelsior Place, Block 1, Coombes Place, and por-
tions of 1st Street, same was taken up and concluded. The appeal
of H. A. Leffert, et al, filed Nov. 4, 1929, was read. Communication
from E. Thelen, dated Nov. 5, 1929, read and ordered filed. -
'RESOLUTION NO. 1489, Sustaining appeal and ordering a modi-
fied assessment for the improvement of the Alleys in Thelen's Re -
Subdivision, Excelsior Place, Block 1, Coombes Place, and portions
of 1st Street, was read. Moved by Murray, seconded by Fritz, that
the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all Trustees present voting
aye.
RESOLUTION NO. 1490, Confirming Street Superintendent's Assess-
ment No. 60 for the improvement of the Alleys in Thelen's Re -subdivi-
sion, Excelsior Place, Block 1, Coombes Place, and portions of 1st
Street, as modified by Resolution No. 1489, was read. Moved by
Murray, seconded by Cordingly, that the Resolution be adopted.
Carried, all Trustees present voting aye.
.Petition of F. W. Fritzenkotter, accompanied by deposit of
$45.00 to remove nine Eucalyptus trees on Grove Street between 20th
and 22nd Streets, was read. Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Bird,
that the petition be granted. Carried.
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.Communication from Modern Woodmen of America expressing
vote of thanks for co-operation of City Trustees in making
their street parade a success, was read and ordered filed.
.Report of the Recorder for month of October, 1929, was
read and ordered filed.
.Bond of George 5. Iverson, Master Plumber, presented.
Moved by Murray, seconded by Bird, that the Bond be approved,
accepted and ordered filed. Carried.
.RESOLUTION NO. 1491, Authorizing payment of bonded indebted-
ness due Nov. 1, 1929, amounting to $1,725.00 was read. Moved by
Bird, seconded by Murray, that the Resolution be adopted. Carried,
all Trustees present voting aye.
:RESOLUTION NO. 1492, Accepting Deed of Metropolitan Securities
Company for land for street purposes on J Avenue, was read. Moved
by Bird, seconded by Cordingly, that the Resolution be adopted.
Carried, all Trustees present voting aye.
-Bill of T. B. Penick & Sons for removing trees on 16th, and
18th Streets and L Avenue was referred to the Superintendent of
Streets for correction.
,Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray, that the City Clerk be
instructed to write Chief of the San Diego Fire Department, Lbuis
Almgren, expressing the thanks of the Board of Trustees fb r use of
fire boat at recent fire. Carried.
Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Fritz, that the Board adjourn.
Carried.
Presidejr MisB and of Trustees
of City of National City,
California.
ATTEST:
City clerk.