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REGULAR. MEETINO.
Council Chambers, Feb.1, 1915.
Ameeting.of the City Council was, h this lst day of February, 1915
at 7: 301 O'clock,,, P.M. Mayor Horwege in the chair.
Aijffl�'eris present.
RLADIRG 6F JOURINAL.
The-minutes , of a reg,ilar meeting of January 18th., 1915, were read
and approved as tecarded..
REPORLT)OF
The followi ng reports of officers were. 'read rece'.ived. and placed
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Report of Poli-ce Judge for month of January;:
Report of Pound-14aster for month of January.
Report of J.W. Studdert, River Statistics, for month of lie
The Clerk presented the Right of Way agreement with the G.P.
.McIlear and. the Conlson Cos. Acceptance of same was authorized. Tay the
foll,owliag res:olution-
R. t�ll )"U T 102',7 i4o.
Introduced by Councilman Early, seconded.
Authorizing the Mal or to execute an
Petaluma and G.P. McBear and the Coulson
across thei lands. Adopted by seven 6:
Abzent: °Von e.
C.i t Y..
The Clerk pre.s.entad Leas of the quarry. of Conway Bros. to the
e 14ayar was authorized to exec, the lease as per the following
resolut
RESOLUTION N04 894 C,.S.
Introdu l ed by Early, seconded by AT I cCargar.
AuthorAzine, the Mayor for and in behalf of the City of Petaluma
to execute a Leas-e f or :premise,s known as the City Qim••ry. Adopted. by
seven affirmative votes. NOES: No,rie•, ABSENT: None
Petaluma, Calif.,
January 5th, 19115
City of etalilm' --,
County Sonoma,
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State of�L Cali,fornia.
To theCo Aci'l of the City of Petal
:C.,G tjlpiten:
We, the undersigned,, duly elected,_ quali,fied and acting officers
893-C.S,.,
by I,AcCargar-
agrae,ment between the City of
Cos. for Right of Way for a sewer
Cfir-mative votes. NOES- None.
.of the ..City.of Petaluma, County of Sonoma, State of California,
under and by the virtue of the COUIiTY A11D M NlCIPAI, DEPOSIT ACT,
approved March 23rd, do hereby fix the rate of interest to be
paid upon all moneys deposited in the several banks as selected by the
City Treasurer, by and under the provision of said act, at 2% per an_®
num upon the daily balance deposited, and the same shall be the:'uni.®
form rate 'of' interest required from all "banks receiving deposits from
the city for that year.
A. W. HOrwe,ge Mayor of the City of Petaluma
Y. B. Singh Auditor of the City of Petaluma.
E.H. But Treasarer of the City of Petaluma.
Dated at Petaluma, Cal., January 5th 1915..
RESOL NO. 89z. C . S`.
Introdueed by Councilman Early, seconded by Mounci man Torr.
Be it resolved that the Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to
depo:sit the City funds at the times and in the manner prescribed in
that certain act known as the Country and TtIanicipal Deposit Act,"
approved March 23rd, 1907 at the rate of interest set forth in the
recomm,endatioh this day made and filed by the Mayor, Auditor, and
Treasurer, o.f the City .of Petaluma. Adopted by seven affirmative
votes. NOES: None. ABSENT: Non
City Attorney, Hall reported. that he had filed. with the
State Board of Railroad Commissioners a complaint against the Pacific
Gas a&d Electr.c for charging excessive rates for gas. Filed.
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FINANCE.
The report of the Finance 'Commit was read and the sane recom-
mended for payment by the following resolution:
RMOiLUTIO Nu. 8U. C.11_31.
introduced by Councilman ;early, seconded by Stradling.
Be it resolved that the report of the Finance Committee be and
the same is hereby accepted and the Auditor is hereby dire to draw
a warrant in 'payment of said claim. Adopted by seven affirmative
votes. NOES None.. ABSENT: Nona.
rETITICIV" f��d;U CvI.1i�TdCATIJ� ".
A comn-unication was read from the Petaluma Builders Exchange si6n
ed by a Committee Vegensen,, McNulty and Harris asking the Council to
adopt new building regulations and the appointment of an inspector.
The matter was laid over = tr0 be taken yip at an adjourned meeting next
Monday night.-
A communication was received from,Llarshall Hale asking the people
of Petaluma throu h its Mayor to participate in the Civic parade S.F.
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on February 20th,, opening day of the !'air.. Piled
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A communication was received from the Chamber of Eommexc ;e asking
that the City appropr,ia.te $1,000. from the public Lund of the City for
the purpose of receiving and entertaining the visitors to the exposition
to the end that as ,many of -them as pooi3ib -le be secured as residence. of this,
City and vicinity. The matter was di ac:zsaed(at length and it was)finally
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decided to make this a spee'ial matter for the Next Monday evening.
- A claim was received from the. Retal —ama Hook and L€Ader Co,.. No. 1,
for
for the 'sum of $144. same b.eing/%the annual allowance that was heretofore
ma0to the volunteer company, f: S' me, was laid on the table.
VEW HUS'IN-E S
A representative of a new, Street Sweeping machine was present and
•as'FK:ed the Council to lookiirito the matter of purchasing a machine for'the
use of this City. The•Mayor appointed Councilman Early, McCargar and
T•orr t0 1
l ook into the merits of the machine and report back t the Council.
Councilman.Healey suggested ti?at action should be, taken relative to
buil of a fence in.the rear o.f the Buildings on I'Vater Street. He
was appointed chairman of & Committee with paver to sel.edt two other memb—
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ers of th Council to interview the prb -perty owners to get there interested
in the proposed work.
Superinteai.I.en:t of Streets, Shaver, was instructed to blast a portion
of the bank of the river at a point „where °the old Bowles wharf formerly
stood. The cost of said b: =lasting to be deducted from the contract price
for the. dreAgi of said point.
ADJO )RNII 1.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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