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19500217 Regular City Council Meeting - Minutes MINUTES OF A REGULAR NEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI'IT OF VERNON HELD ON JANUARY 17, 1950, AT 2 O'CLOCK P.N. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL, LOCATED AT 4-305 SANTA FE AVENUE, VE&~ON ~ CALIFORNIA COUNCILMEN PRESENT: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard and Trowbridge. COUNCILMEN ABSID~T: Leonis The meeting was called to order by Mayor R. J. Furlong. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Anderson that the reading of the previous meeting be laid over. Motion Carried. Communication from Wm. P. Neil Company submitting a plot plan showing the location of paper machine and folding carton building at 2001 E. 57th Street and requesting a definite "yes"or uno" if a permit will be granted, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Anderson that 8he request of Wm. P. Neil Company be laid over for further study by the City Attorney and City Engineer. Motion carried. Communication from F. H. Donnelly, Fire Chief, recommend- ing that a permit be granted to the Western Process Equipment Company to conduct a business of warehousing specialized paints and corrosive resistant and protective nature at 2323 E. 52nd Street. Fire Chief also repo~ts that Western Process Equipment Company has agreed to construct paint booth as required by Ordinance No. 571, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard that the communication from F.H.Donnelly, Fire Chief be filed and the recommend- ation concurred-in. Motion carried. Communication from Western states Hide Company requesting a permit to conduct a business of BCattle Hide and Skin Brokers" at 3395 E. Vernon Avenue, was read. It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Trowbridge that the communication from Western States Hide Company be filed and permit granted. Motion carried. Communication from Frenzinger Stationery Manufacturing Company requesting a permit to operate a printing business at 3101 E. 26th Street, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Anderson that the request of Frenzinger Stationery Manufacturing Company be referred to the Fire Department. Motion carried. Communica tion from Futures in Furniture, Inc. requesting a permit to conduct a business of furniture manufacturing at 1960 E. 4-8th Street, was read. It was moved by Trowbr1dge,'sec6nded by.hderson that the communication from Futures in Furniture, Inc. be filed and permit granted. Motion carried. Communication from T. J. Cummings requesting a permit to operate a service station at 5669 Santa Fe Avenue, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard that the communication from T. J. Cummings be filed, and permit granted. Motion carried. 1. 5 2. r-. o /- ,.. 7~- \,/'-6 1/17/50 Communication ~rom Pauline Hess requesting permit to conduct and operate lunch room ~acilities at Venus Foods, 3317 E. 50th Street, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard that the communication ~rom Pauline Ress be ~11ed, and permit granted. Motion carried. Communication ~rom Avalon Catering Company requesting a permit to conduct a lunch business within the city, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that the request o~ the Avalon Catering Company be granted, subject to the approval o~ the Police Department. Motion carried. Communication ~rom W. R. Williamson requesting a street light and cross walk at 4601 Downey Road,. was read. The City Engineer reported the above location in County Territory. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that the communication ~rom W. R. Williamson be ~iled. Motion carried. Communication from Francis Bates, City Engineer, request- ing authority to employ Mr. Ermon Brown Harwell Jr. as draftman in the Engineering Department, effective February 1, 1950 at salary of $350.00 per month, and at a salary of $375.00 per month beginning April 1, 1950, was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard that the request of the City Engineer be approved. Motion carried. Communication from Clarence E. Burr in regards to sewer judgement case, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that the communication from Clarence E. Burr be filed. Motion carried. Communication from Southern California Meat Packers, Inc. requesting a UNo ParkingU sign be placed in front of livestock unloading plat~orm located at 3301 E. Vernon Avenue, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that the communication from Southern California Meat Packers, Inc. be re~erred to the Police Department. Motion carried. Communication ~rom Safeway Stores, Inc. requesting a permit to haul refuse from premises of 1925E. Vernon Avenue over and upon streets o~ the City of Vernon, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Mailliard that the communication from the Safeway Stores, Inc. be filed and permit granted. Hotion carried. Communication ~rom Haas, Baruch & Company requesting a permit to haul refuse from premises o~ ~700 S. Boyle Avenue over and upon streets of the City of Vernon, was read. It was moved by Anderson seconded by Mailliard that the communication from the I!a.as., ..J3arucb.b4, CJ).c:. be filed and permit granted. Motion carried. Report of Carl A. Heinze, Consulting Engineer on operat- ion of electrical system by the Southern California Edison Company for the month of November, 1949, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that the report of the consulting engineer be received and ~iled. Motion carried. . ~?~~ ~-'- "ri;. 1/17/50 Report of Police Department was submitted. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Mailliard that the report of the Police Department be received and filed. Motion carried. Resolution No. 1459 - (Section 1) That the City Council of the City of Vernon does hereby declare that an emergency exists and that public interest and necessity demand the ~~ediate expenditure of public money for the repair of the aforesaid work that the dangerous fire hazard which now exists in the City Hall and in the City of Vernon generally may be remedied. The aforesaid work is hereby declared to be necessary as an emergency measure to safeguard life, health, property and safety and is hereby declared to be needed for the immediate preservation thereof, was read. It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Anderson that of Resolution No. 1459 be adopted. Motion carried. Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, Trowbridge Noes: None Absent: Leonis Section 1 . Resolution No. 1459 -(Section 2) That the City Engineer is hereby authorized to employ Littlejohn-Reumand Corporation to furnish the necessary labor and materials for construction and rebuilding of existing facilities, together with provision for future requirements in accordance with the proposal and plan heretofore approved by Carl A. Heinze, Consulting Electrical Engineer, and a sum not to exceed $2057.00 is hereby appropriated therefor, was read. It was moved by Mailliard,~ seconded by Trowbridge of Resolution No. 1459 be adopted. Motion carried. Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, Trowbridge Noes: None Absent: Leonis Communication from Francis Bates, City Engineer submitting Plans and ~pecifications No. 151 for the construction of housing, shaft and appurtenences and incidental work, also Plans andnSpecifications No. 152 for the furnishing and installing of an electric elevator in City Hall, was read. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Mailliard that Plans and Specifications No. 151 and 152 be adopted and approved. Motion carried. that Section 2 Communication from Francis Bates, City Engineer, submitting wage scale in connection with Specifications No. 151 and 152 was read. It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard that the wage saale submitted by the City Engineer in connection with Specifications No. 151 and 152 be adopted and approved. Motion carried. The following applications all having the approval of the City Engineer, were read. . Application 14960 - Pacific Telephone Company to repair underground conduit in S/S Pacific Blvd. 4-6.5 ft. W/D Santa Fe Railway r/w and E/D Santa Fe Avenue. Application 14961- Pacific Telephone Company to raise manhole casting to street grade in N/S Washington Blvd. 3 ft. W/D east city boundary. ApplicatiOn 14962 - Southern California Edison Company to install 5 poles and remove 5 poles in S/S 46th Street from 100 ft. W/D Seville Avenue to 330 ft. W/D Soto Street. 3. 7 ; } -} . .,I"'t+ 1/17/50 Application 14963 - Southern California Edison Company to install 3 poles and remove 3 poles in N/S Pacific Blvd. 411 ft.E/O Santa Fe Avenue, and in Santa Fe Avenue, 239 ft. N/O 48th Street. Application 14964 - Southern California Gas Company to install 517 ft. of 4 in. gas main inW/S Sierra Pine 'Avenue from 772 ft. to 517 ft. S/O 26th Street. Application 14965 - Southern California Gas Company to install gas service at 2130 E. 37th Street. Application 1496q - Southern California Water Company to install 3/4 in. water service at 2130 E. 37th Street. Application 14967 - TeKas-Arizona Freight Company to construct driveway, sidewalk and curb in S/S Fruitland Avenue, 437 to 635 ft. E/O Alcoa Avenue. Application 14968m- Union Pacific Railway Company to replace rail in W/S Down~y Road, 530 ft. S/O Vernon Avenue. Ap~lieation 14969 - Texas-Arizona Motor Freight Company to make sewer connection at 3336 Fruitland Avenue. Application 14970- Levy Bros. Box Company to make sewer connection at 2130 E. 37th Street. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge that applications numbered 14960 to 14970 inclusive be filed and permits granted. Motion carried. Resolution 1460 - A Resolution of the City Council of City of Vernon authorizing the City Attorney and Special Counsel to negotiate a contract with the City of Los Angeles enabling the City of Vernon to pay its proportionate share of the New Treatment Plant and Works aj Hyperion. Whereas, the City of Vernon and certain members of the City Council of the City of Vernon have heretofore been served with an order of the Superior Court of the state of California in and for the County of Los Angeles, dated December 5, 1949, entitled uOrder to Show Cause Why Certain Defendants Should Not Be Puidshed for Contempt", to- gether with the "Affidavit of John T. Leggett of Contempt of Certain Defendants in Falling to Obey Judgment"; and Whereas, said order required the City of Vernon and members of the City Council thereof to appear on the 3rd day of January, 1950, in the aforesaid Superior Court at the hour of 9:30 AiM. to show cause why they, and each of them, should not be punished for contempt in that the said city and members of the City Council thereof have failed to comply with the terms and provisions of the judgment of the said Superior Court in the case entitled "The People of the State of California v. City of Los Angeles, a municipal corporation, et al.," number 489,890; and Whereas, the City of Vernon and the members of the City 60uncil thereof appeared by its City Attorney and their special cOlUlsel Edward R. Young in answer to aid order of the court; and Whereas, the hearing on said charge of contempt was held in Department 20 of the Superior Court in the City Hall of the City of Los Angeles on the lOth, 11th, 12th and 16th days of January 1950, with the Honorable Joseph T. Vickers preSiding; and Whereas, on the said 16th day of January, 1950, the Honorable Joseph Vickers in the contempt proceedings aforesaid pronounced 4. 8 1/17/50,ie- judgment and sentence whereby the City of Vernon and each of the members of the City Council were adjudged to be in contempt of court for failing within ninety days of the entry of the decree in the case of People of the State of California v. City of Los Angeles, et a1. to complete all arrangements necessary for the financing of the City of Vernon's pro- portionate share of the new treatment plant or works at Hyperionaccord- ing to the gallonage allotted to aid City of Vernon, "so that said share will be available as requiredtl, and sentencing the City of Vernon and each of the members of the City Council to pay a fine of $500.00, and sentencing each of the members of the City Council to serve a term of five days in the county jail for contempt of court, and further ordering that the members of the City Council be confined in the county jail of Los Angeles until the members of said council shall have complied with the terms of the judgment above mentioned; and Whereas, a stay of execution of said sentence was granted by the court staying the enforcement of said sentence to and in- cluding January 31, 1950; and Whereas, the testimony and other evidence produced at said hearing tended to establish that the present estimated cost of the new treatment plant and .submarine tube being constructed by the City of Los Angeles is $~2,707,600.00; and Wherea~, it appears that by reference to paragraph XXXVI of the Findings of Fact made in the aforesaid case of The RDple of the State of California v. City of Los Angeles, a municipal corporation, numoered ~89,890, and from Exhibit 23 referred to in said paragraph XXXVI, that the City of Vernon has been allotted 10,300,000 gallons of the 2~O,OOO,OOO gallons estimated total daily capacity of the new treatment plant and submarine tube at Hyperion; and Whereas, the gallonage thus allotted to the City of Vernon constitutes ~pproximately ~% of the said estimated daily capacity of said treatment pl.ant and submarine tube; and Whereas, from the foregoing it appears that the pro- portionate share of the City of Vernon of the current estimated cost of the new treatment plant and submarine tube at Hyperion is the sum of approxi- mately $1,81~,952.60; and Whereas, the City of Vernon has certain contracts with the City of Los Angeles dated March 18, 1909 and August 10, 1938 whereby the City of Vernon has the right to discharge sewage into the Los Angeles sewage system up to 11.7 cubic feet per second without the pay- ment of anything other than that already paid to Los Angeles by virtue of the terms of the said aireements, and further gives to the City of Vernon the right to discharge up to 16 cubic feet per second of sewage into the said Dos Angeles system by the payment of a proportionate share of the amounts actually expended by the City of Los Angeles for operation, main- tenance1 repair! replacement, construction, and reconstruction of the Los ~eles outfall oewers and Treatment Plant, said proportionate share to be determined by the ratio that the yearly flow in excess of 11.7 cubic feet per second from the City of Vernon bears to the yearly total flow of sew- age through the Los Angeles Outfall Sewers and Treatment Plant; and Whereas, the City Council of the City of Vernon be- lieves that said contracts with the City of Los Angeles are valuable, valid and binding agreements; and . Whereas, the City Council of the City of Vernon has heretofore, on the 5th day of April, 19~9, authorized that a suit be in- stituted b) the City of Vernon against the City of Los Angeles to establish the validity of said contracts before mentioned between the City of Vernon and the City of Los Angeles, and to establish the liability and obligation 9 5. 1/17/50 o~ the City o~ Los Angeles to pay to the City of Vernon any sums or amounts which the City of Vernon may be required to pay by reason of the judgment in the a~oresaid action entitled "The People of the State of California v. City of Los Angeles, a municipal corporation, et al.,1I numbered 489,890; and Whereas, said action was filed and instituted by the City of Vernon on the 6th day o~ April, 1949, and entitled "City of Vernon v. City o~ Los Angeles! and numbered 558,132, in the Superior Court o~ the State of Cali~ornia in and ~or the County of Los Angeles; and Whereas, said action is presently set for tnal in said Superior Court on the 6th day of February, 1950; and Whereas, it is the desire and intention of the City Council of the City of Vernon to comply with the terms and provisions o~ the judgment of the said court in the action of People o~ the State of California v. City of Los Angeles, et ale insofar as it is within the power o~ said members of the Council so to do; and . Whereas, the City Council of the City of Vernon has care~ully reviewed the nature and status of the general fund and various special funds of the City of Vernon and it appears from said sources there can be made available at the present time the total sum of $700,000.00 to be used for the purpose of paying in part the City of Vernon's proportion- ate share of the new treatment plant and works at Hyperion without jeopard- izing the welfare o~ the City o~ Vernon, Now There~ore, Be It Resolved: 1. That the City At.torney of the City of Vernon and Edward R. Young as Special Counsel, and Eiach o~ them, are hereby authorized and directed to CODmlenCe negotiations with the proper officials of the City o~ Los Angeles as soon as reasonably possible ~or the purpose of negotiating a contract between the City of Vernon and the City of Los Angeles whereby the City o~ Vernon will be enabled, upon terms satis~actory to the parties and in compliance with the aforesaid judgment o~ the court to pay its pro- portionate share of the new treatment plant or works at Hyperion; and said City Attorney and Special Counsel are directed to report to the City Council as soon as reasonably possible and to keep said Council fully advised as to the progress o~ said negotiations. In this connection, said City Attorney and Special Counsel are instructed to attempt to secure agreement by the City o~ Los Angeles to a contract embodying the ~ollowing elements, to wit: (a) That the City o~ Vernon make a substantial payment to Los Angeles on account o~ the City of Vernon's share of the cost o~ the treat- ment plant and works payable upon execution o~ a contract between Los Angeles and Vernon, but said initial payment not to exceed the sum o~ $700,000.00 which is ~ound to be available as a~ore- said ~or such purpose. (b) That the balance to be paid by the City o~ Vernon as its propor- tionate share of the said treatment plant or works be paid in not less than three equal annual installments commencing in the year 1951. (c) That interest not exceeding 3% per annum may be !Rid by the City o~ Vernon on the said de~erred payments. (d) That any such contract whereby the City o~ Vernon makes any payment to the City o~ Los Angeles be executed without legal prejudice to any o~ the rights which the City o~ Vernon claims in the contracts with the City of Los Angeles dated March 18, 1909 and August 10, 1938, or the validity o~ said contracts, as aforesaid, and without prejudice to the legal position or rights o~ the City of Vernon in that action entitled "City o~ Vernon v. City o~ Los Angeles"., numbered 558,132.d j_O 6. 1/17/50 (e) That any such contract shall contain a provision that if the final judgment of the court in the case of City of Vernon v. City of Los Angeles, numbered 558,132, shall establiSh that the City of Vernon has no liability to the City of Los Angeles or that the liability of the City of Vernon is less than the total amount of any payments theretofore made by the City of Vernon to the City of Los Angeles under such contracts, t~, in that event, the City of Los Angeles shall return to the City of Vernon all payments theretofore made in excess of the liability, if any, of the City of Vernon to the City of Los Angeles as established by the judgment of the court in the case of City of Vernon v. City of Los Angeles, number 558,132. 2. That the City Attorney of the City of Vernon and Edward R. Young as Special Counsel are directed to report to the City Council as soon as reasonably possible what sums, if any, are legally available to the City of Vernon under the provisions of Chapter 20, . statutes 1946 (Extra Session) and Chapter ~7, Statutes 1944 (Extra Session) or any other statutes or laws of the State of California or the Un1ted States Government so that such funds, if any, may be aSSigned to the City of Los Angeles as part of any agreement Whereby the City of Vernon under- takes to pay its proportionate share of said treatment plant and works at Hyperion. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that Resolution No. 1460 be adopted. Motion carried. Ayes: Noes: Absent: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, Trowbridge None Leonis Resolution No. 1~61 - A Resolution of The City Council of the City of Vernon Authorizing the City Treasurer to Draw Funds to Satisfy Fines Levied Against the City of Vernon and members of the City Council in Contempt Proceedings Arising out of the case entitled, "The People of the State of California vs. City of Los Angeles, a Municipal Corporation, Et AI.", No. ~89890, in the Superior Court of Los Angeles County. Whereas, The City of Vernon and certain members of the City Council of the City of Vernon have heretofore been served with an order of the Superior Court of the State of California; in and for the County of Los Angeles, dated December 5, 19~9, entitled, "Order to Show Cause Why Certain Defendants Should Not be Punished for Contempt", to- gether with the "Affidavit of John T. Leggett re Contempt of Certain Defendants in Failing to Obey Judgment"; and Whereas, said order required that the City of Vernon and members of the City Council thereof appear on the 3rd day of January, 1950, in the aforesaid Superior Court, at the hour of 9:30 A.M., to show cause why they, and each of them, should not be punished for contempt in that the said City and members of the City Council thereof have failed to comply with the terms and provisions of the judgment of the said Superior Vourt in the case entitled, "People of the State of California vs. City of Los Angeles, et al. n, nunlbered ~89890; and vlliereas, the City of Vernon and the members of the City Council thereof, appeared by its City Attorney and their Special Counsel, Edward R. Young, in answer to said Order of the Court; and Whereas, the hearing on said charge of contempt was held in Department 20 of the Superior Court in the City Hall of the City of Los Angeles on the 10th, 11th, 12th and 16th days of January, 1950, with the Honorable Joseph T. Vickers preSiding; and ~i 7. I . 1/17/50 Whereas, on the said 16th day of January, 1950, the Honorable Joseph T. Vickers, in the contempt proceeding aforesaid, pro- nounced judgment and sentence whereby the City of Vernon and each of the members of the City Council were adjudged to be in contempt of court for failing within ninety (90) days of the entry of the decree in the case of "The People of the Sate of California, 15. City of Los Angeles, a municipal corporation, et al.", numbered ~89890, to complete all arrangements necessary for the financing of the City of Vernon's proportionate share of the new treatment p~ant or works at Hyperion according to the gallonage allotted to said City of Vernon "so that said share will. availa1ie as required", and sentenced the City of Vernon and each of the members of the City Council to pay a fine of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each, and sentenced each of the members of the City Council to serve a term of five (5) days in the County Jail for contempt of court, and further ordered that the members of the City Council be confined in the County Jail of Los Angeles County until the members of said Council shall have complied with the terms of the judgment above mentioned; and Whereas, a stay of execution of said sentence was granted by the court staying the enforcement of said sentence to and in- cluding January 31, 1950; Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved: That the Treasurer of the City of Vernon is hereby authorized and instructed, upon being advised and directed by the City Attorney of the City of Vernon so to do, to withdraw from the General Rind of the City of Vernon the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) in cash and to pay the same, or so much thereof as the City Attorney shall direct, to the Clerk of the Superior Court, or such other authorized person as the City Attorney shall designate, in satisfaction of the said fines levied against 'the City of Vernon and the members of the City Coun- cil in the contempt proceedings referred to herein. It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Trowbridge, that Resolution No. 1~6l be adopted. Motion carried. Ayes: Noes: Absent: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, 1rowbridge. None Leonis. Demands on the Generaliind in the sum of $27'h~7.61 and consisting of the following items were read. Payroll Fire Department Police Department City Clerk City Treasurer Ci ty Court Street & Water Department Light & Power City Attorney Building Department City Engineering Janitor Health Department 6,22~.00 3,~02.58 181.25 97.50 156.25 3,307.25 393.75 175.00 250.00 2,3~2.3~ 100.00 50.00 16,679.92 Expenses Police ~~~.lI!f3n~ T. E. Alexander R. N. Baker R. H. Bockhacker J. N. Braden A. E. Chrisman 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 ~2 . 8 . Expenses Police Department R. D. Harlisdm R. D. Linke H. F. Looney G. A. Hendenhall J. M. IvlcMurr ary T. .F. Murray H. Showalter H. E. Smith L. T. Walorny M. R. Williams Merle Vaughn R. M. Smith E. Giles Pacific Telephone Co. Industrial Stationery Co. Fire Department Southern California Eidson Associated Oil Co. Crane Company Globe Sanitary Supply Ducommun Metals Graybar Elec. Co. Gamewell Company Hanson's Shade Co. Ideal Hardware Co. Mine Safety Appliance Co. Pioneer Rubber Mills Riccobon Company Southern California Gas Co. Frey Industrial Supply Co. Joslyn Pacific Uo. Pacific Telephone Co. Red Shop Towel Service F. H. Donnelly Globe Sanitary Supply Co. Pacific Telephone Co. Pacific Telephone Co. street Department Vernon Paving Company Ace Battery Manufg. Co. Owens Parks Lumber Co. I. Ybarra Southern Calif. Edison Co. R. N. Nason & Co. Pennzoil Company Ducommun Metal Co. W. P. Fuller & Co. General Petroleum Corp. Globe Sanitary Supply Co. G;M.C. Truck & Coach General Petroleum Corp. General Petroleum Corp. Grham Bros. J. E. Bauer Co. So. Calif. Stationery Co. En~ineerin~ Dept. Pacific Telephone Co. Kimball Motor Col Vernon Blueprint Co. Commercial Glass Co. 6.70 1.97 27.99 9.21 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 27.50 12.~2 10.65 15.20 2.60 56.1lt- 9.15 51.56 1.71 28.12 1.15 23.36 15.lt-5 38.02 26.81 36.36 308.05 10.82 7.61 1.44 1~.~7 1.00 4.00 3.~7 12.03 5.00 16.20 67.25 15.25 53 .28 118.93 32.71 11.6~ 13.60 7.58 21.50 9.42 6.70 8.28 9.lt-2 9.lt-2 17.29 135.12 6.39 9. I .-' 1/17/50 :13 Expenses En~ineering Dept. Griswold & Winters Griswold & Winters Keuffe1 & Esser Co. Buildin~ & Grounds Southern Calif. Gas Co. So. Calif. Disinfecting Co. Whiting Mead Co. Thompson Boiler Works Thermador Electric Mfg. Co. Bandini Fertilizer Co. Harper & Reynolds Bandini Fertilizer Co. City Clerk Petty Cash Menke Marking Devices Kennedy Name Plate Co. Pacific Telephone Co. Traffic Si~na1s Southern Calif. Efiison Co. Southern Calif. Edison Co. Library E. M. Adamson Street Li~hts, Southern Calif. Edison Co. Insurance J. R. Molony Co. Emp~oyees Retirement State Empl. Retire. System Water Department Mlerican,Y./ater Works Assn. Bandini Fertilizer Co. Consolidated Rock Prod. Co. Dieterich Post Co. Dutch Boy Paint Store Eastside Printers & Stationers Me1l O. Haldeman Corp. Harper & Reynolds Corp. Happer & Reynolds Corp. Hersey Mfg. Co. Hersey Mfg. Co. Hersey Mfg. Co. Hickey Pipe & Supply Co. Home1ite Corp. Littlejohn-Reuland Corp. Metropolitan Heating Co. National Cylinder Gas Co. National Cylinder Gas Co. Pacific Crane & Rigging, Inc Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Pacific Tel. & Tel. (b. Parkhouse Bros. Reliable Iron Foundry Simons Brick Co. So. Calif. Disinfecting Co. So. Gal if . Edison Co. So. Calif Edison Co. 10. J, ,,"'< \J-n 1/17/50 3.61 7.21 It..17 57.57 45.58 5.10 12.36 12lt..lt.2 93.9lt. 19.78 ~.94 15.88 5.51 128.75 1.00 It.2.3l 25.31 19.20 573.3~ 887.50 3,073.51 15.00 29.66 65.30 3.83 36.00 It.2.23 115.90 102.88 5.51 20.39 3.88 It.6.l0 15.07 69 · 53 21.02 10.68 3.06 2.4-0 27.60 5.35 9.85 3.00 99.83 It.0.4-0 10.61 3,155.91 2.55 lJI :15 /~/7- .ro 1/17/50 Expenses Water Department So. Calif. Stationers 8.14 State Ed. of Equa1iz. 20.1~ Vernon Welding &: Mach. Works 16.60 Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp 3.3lt. Carl Wilson 10,9~~:~ Total 27,607.61 It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that the demands in the sum ot $27,607.61 be allowed and warrants drawn tor same. Motion carried. lit was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by hilliard, that the meeting adjourn to January 21+, 1950 at 2:00 P.M. Motion carried. HayDr - ~~ DEPUTY City Clerk ~1.