19540706 Regular City Council Meeting - Minutes
MmUTES OF A REGULAR MEET:mG OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VERNON
HEW JULY 6, 1954 AT 2 O'CIDCK P.M.
llJ THE COUNCIL CHAl.fBERS OF THE CITY
HALL LOCATED AT 4305 SANTA FE AVENUE,
VERNON, CALIFORNIA.
COUNCIL PRESmT: Furlong, Anderson, Poxon, Trowbridge, Mailliard
COUNCIL ABSmT: None
The meeting was called to order by Mayor R. J. Furlong.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the minutes of June 15, 1954,
be approved as written and submitted. Motion carried.
Communication from Gar Hastings Equipment Co. requesting a permit to conduct
a business of selling and servicing motor truck equipment, mainly refrigeration and
assembling of truck refrigeration, at 2055 East 27th Street, was read.
It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Poxon, that the request of Gar Hastings
Equipment Co. be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication from Pane lite Mfg. Corp. requesting a permit to conduct a bus-
iness of manufacturing laminated metal sheets at 4608 Alcoa Avenue, was read.
It was moved byPoxon, seconded by Trmroridge, that the request of Panelite
Mfg. Corp. be referred to the Fire Department for investigation and report. Motion
carried.
Communication from Al Thompson requesting a permit to conduct a business of
manufacturers' representative and pwnp sales engineer at 2620 Leonis Blvd., was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that the request of A1
Thompson be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication from International Refrigeration Engineers requesting a permit
to conduct a business of refrigeration contractors at 3243 E. 44th Street, was read.
It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Poxen, that the request of International
Refrigeration Engineers be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication from Good uN" Rich Ice Cream Co. requesting a permit to operate
ten distributing units, using bicycles and push carts, in the City of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxen, that the request of Good ''Nil Rich
Ice Cream Co. be referred '00 the Police Department. Motion carried.
Communication from CID Letter Service requesting a permit to conduct a business
of general letter shop services consisting of typing, addressing, mailing and mimeograph-
ing, at 4555 Produce Plaza, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxen, that the request of CID Letter
Service be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication and report from L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, recol1U1lending that
Safstrom Meat Company be granted a permit to conduct a business of producing primal
cuts and fabricated cow cuts at 4622 Alcoa Avenue, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the recommendation of the Fire
Chief be approved and permit granted to Safstrom Meat Company. Motion carried.
Communication from Western Gasket and Packing Company requesting curb painting
at 2331 East 27th Street, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the request of Western Gasket
and Packing Company be referred to the Police DepartIlBIlt with power to act. Motion carried.
Communication from Fairbanks, Morse & Co. requesting a loading zone at their
parking lot on 46th Street, was read.
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It was moVJed by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that request of Fairbanks,Morse
& Co. be referred to the Police Department with power to act. Motion carried.
Communication from Fibreboard. Products Inc. requesting a permit to haul refuse
from the premi.ses at 4444 Pacific Blvd. over the public streets to an authorized dump or
incinerator outside of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the request of Fibreboard
Products Inc. be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication frOll1 L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, requesting permission to send
Captain L. C. Newman and Chief B. F. Kirk to Los Angeles County Fire Department on
July 14, 1954, to attend the regular monthly meeting of Southern California Conference
of Fire Prevention Inspectors,with an expense allowance of $5.00 each, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the request of the Fire Chief
be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, submitting a letter from Brigadier
General Joseph S. Marriott requesting that S/Sgt. Patrick N. Moorehead, an employee of
the Vernon Fire Department, be granted a leave of absence of two weeks for training pur-
poses, was read. Fire Chief recomIIJemded that the request be granted without loss of ptq
to Fireman Moorehead.
It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard, that the recommendation
of the Fire Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, advising that Kenneth D. Irwin
has completed his six month probationary period in a satisfactory manner, and reco:mm.end-
ing that his appointment be made permanent, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the reco:mm.endation of the
Fire Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Progress Report No. 94 submitted by IJ.oyd Aldrich, City Engineer, City of Los
Angeles, on Hyperion Activated Sludge Plant for period ending June 1, 1954, was received.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that Progress Report No. 94 on
Hyperion Activated Sludge Plant for period ending June 1, 1954, be referred to the
Vernon City Engineer. Motion carried.
Communication & report from W. B. Bollingworth, City Engineer, submitting a
request from the Los Angeles County Auditor-Controller for, cancellation of taxes on
certain property in connection with the widening of Downey Road from 26th Street to
Leonis Blvd., was read. City Engineer recommended that the City Attorney be authorized
to approve the request for cancellation of the taxes on said property.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the reco:mm.endation of the
City Engineer be approved and that the City Attorney be authorized to approve the
request for cancellation of the taxes on said property. Motion carried.
Communication from W. B. Hollingworth, City Engineer, reco:mm.ending that the
employment of' Mr. Frank W. I'1eyer as Cha.i.nman, Grade 2, in the Engineering Department
at the rate of $275.00 per month, effective June 28, 1954, be approved, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the reco:mm.endation of the
City Engineer be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from W. B. Hollingmrth, City Engineer, reco:mm.ending that Mr.
R. J. Corella, Punping Plant Operator, Grade No.1, be given an allowance for the use
of his automobile in the service of the City based upon the rate of $50.00 per month
during the period of time that Mr. C. S. Hopcroft, Water Department Punping Plant
Foreman, is away from work due to his illness, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the recommendation of the
City Engineer be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from Latta and Company requesting the City to pass a resolution
endorsing Senate Constitutional .Amendment Number Twenty-three, and enclosing two
documents in regard to said Amen~nt, was read.
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It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Poxon, that the request of Latta and
Conpany be referred to the City Attorney and Administrative Assistant for study. Motion
carried.
Communications from State Ertployeest Retirement System, John B. Moore,
Administrative Assistant, and Carson B. Hubbard, City Attorney, in regard to the applica-
tion of Frank E. Clark for disability retirement, were read. City Attorney recommended
that the Conncil comply wi. th the request of the State Ertployees t Retirement System for
authorization for the supplying of medical information to them by the State Compensation
Insurance Fund.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the recommendation of the
City Attorney be approved and that the request of the State Ertployees t Retirement
System be complied with. Motion carried.
Communication and report from Carl A. Heinze, Consulting Engineer, transmitting
check from Southern California Edison Company in the amonnt of $101,217.38 as rental of
leased property for period of May 30, 1953 to Hay 29, 1954 in accordance with lease
agreement dated February 13, 1937 and amended July 6, 1937, was read. Consulting Engineer
reported that the amonnt has been checked and is in agreement with city books.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the report of the Consulting
Engineer be received and filed. Motion carried.
Communication and report from Carson B. Hubbard, City Attorney, in regard to
application of Charles F. Willard DBA Metal Refiners, Ltd., and advising that }ir. Willard
is no longer interested in securing a zone variance, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the report of the City
Attorney be received and filed. Motion carried.
Communication and report from Carson B. Hubbard, City Attorney, submitting
a copy of Order, insofar as it refers to the City of Vernon, made on Jnne 18, 1954,
by the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California, relative to the
abandonment of street rails and operation of busses in connection with the Application
of the Los Angeles Transit Lines, No. 35248, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that the report of the City
Attorney together with a copy of Order made on Jnne 18, 1954, by the Public Utilities
Commission of the State of California, be received and filed. Motion carried.
Conummication and report from G. A. Anderson, City Clerk, in regard to the
City Clerks Institute which he attended at Fresno on Jnne 23rd to 25th inclusive, was
read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that the report of the City
Clerk be received and filed. Motion carried.
Communication from R. H. Bockhacker, Acting Chief of Police, recommending
that Clerk J. A. Venezia be advanced from Class 4 to Class 3, effective July 16, 1954"
was read.
It was moved by Mailliard" seconded by Anderson, that the recommendation of
the Acting Police Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Communicat ion from R. H. Bockhacker, Acting Chief of Police, recommending
that Patrolman D. C. Hahl be advanced from Class 3 to Class 2, effective July 16, 1954"
was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that the recommendation of
the Acting Poli ce Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from R. H. Bockhacker, Acting Chief of Police, recommending
that Patrolman L. N. Stronach be advanced from Class 3 to Class 2, effective July 16,
1954, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that the recommendation of
the Acting Police Chief be approved. Motion carried.
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Cornnnmication from R. H. Bockhacker, Acting Chief of Police, recommending
that Motor Officer R. C. Post be -advanced from Class 2 to Class 1, effective July 16,
1954, was read.
It VIlS moved by Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that the recommendation of the
Acting Police Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from W. B. Hollingworth, City Engineer, recommending that the
elTployment of Mr. Era-smo Z. Elizondo as Semi-skilled Laborer, Grade 1 in the Street
Department, effective J~ 2, 1954, be approved, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that the recommendation of the
City Engineer be approved. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, requesting permission to elTploy
James Edward 14uldown as Hoseman Class 4, effective July 16, 1954, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the request of the Fire
Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from R-Bow Foods, Inc. requesting a permit to operate an addition-
al lunch truck in the City of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by TrOwbridge, seconded by Poxon, that the request of R-Bow Foods,
Inc. be referred to the Police Departroont with pOlver to act. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from Accurate Corrugated Specialty Corporation requesting a
permit to conduct a sheet plant business at 2160 East 25th Street, was read.
It was moved by' Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that the request of Accurate
Corrugated Sp3 cialty Corporation be referred to the Fire Department for investigation
and report. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from Cuhrt IS 1<1achine Rebuild requesting a permit to conduct a
business of machine tool rebuilding at 2229 E. 38th Street, was read.
It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Poxon, that the request of Cuhrt1s
Machine Rebuild be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from League of California Cities in regard to (1) tax exelTption
of certain vessels and (2) solicitation of contributions re S. 3315 by Southwest and
Central :t-funicipal Jirprovement Association of Louisiana, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that communicaton from League
of Cal.ifomia Cities be referred to the City Attorney and the Administrative Assistant.
Motion carried.
Communication from League of California Cities, Los Angeles County Division,
giving notification of the regular monthly meeting to be held at Ing1ewood on Thursday,
July 15, 1954, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that cornnnmication from League
of California Cities, Los Angeles County Division, be received and filed. Motion
carrie d.
Report of the Police Department was presented.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Mailliard, that the report of the
Police Department be received and filed. Motion carried.
Cornnnmication from Continental Can Company, Inc. requesting permission to use
propane gas as fuel for their motor driven lift trucks in their warehouse at 4633 Downey
Road if all precautions possible were exerted, was read..
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the City Clerk be instructed
to advise Continental Can Company, Inc. that City Ordinance No. 563 prohibits the use of
propane gas and to submit a copy of said Ordinance to said Company. Motion carried.
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Conmnmication from Remington Arms Company, Inc., addressed to Chief R. H.
Bockhacker, requesting a copy of City Ordinance No. 644 and other pertinent information..
was read.
It was moved by Poxon.. seconded by Trowbridge.. that the request of Remington
Arms Company, Inc. be referred to the City Attorney for answering. Motion carried.
Resolution No. 1757 - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Vernon
approving Specifications No. 180 and Plans Nos. 134C-1297, B4C-1298 and 134C-1299 for the
construction and installation of cast iron water mains, and appurtenances.. in Vernon
Avenue from Alcoa Avenue to Downey Road.. in Downey Road from Vernon Avenue to Fruitland
Avenue, and in Fruitland Avenue from Alcoa Avenue to Downey Road.. in the City of Vernon,
was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that Resolution No. 1757 be
approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong.. Anderson, Poxon, Trowbridge, M,qiJlj ard
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1758 - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Vernon
directing the giving of notice inviting sealed proposals or bids for the construction..
installation, and delivery, complete in place, of cast iron water mains.. and appurtenances..
in Vernon Avenue from Alcoa Avenue to Downey Road.. in Downey Road from Vernon Avenue to
Fruitland Avenue.. and in Fruitland Avenue from Alcoa Avenue to Downey Road, in the. City
of Vernon, in accordance with Specifications No. 180 and Plans Nos. 134C-1297, 134C-1298
and B4C-1299 of the City of Vernon.. was read.
It was moved by Trowbridge.. seconded by Mailliard, that Resolution No. 1758
be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong, Anderson, Poxon, TroWbridge, l'1ailliard
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1759 - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Vernon
declaring prevailing rate of per diem wages to be used for the construction, install-
ation, and delivery, complete in place, of cast iron water mains, and appurtenaJ:'Ces,
in Vernon Avenue from Alcoa AVenue to Downey Road, in Downey Road from Vernon Avenue
to Fruitland Avenue, and in Fruitland Avenue from Alcoa Avenue to Downey Road, in the
City of Vernon, California, in accordance with City Engineer's Specifications No. 180,
was read.
It was moved by Anderson.. seconded by Poxon, that Resolution No. 1759 be
approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong, Anderson, Poxon, Trowbridge, Mailliard
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1760 - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Vernon
authorizing the issuance of an extra work order to Consolidated Western Steel Division..
United States Steel Corporation, for the furnishing and installation of one additional
24 inch diameter cleanout manhole on each tank to be furnished by said Corporation
under Contract dated December 1.. 1953, for City of Vernon Specifications No. 171, was
read.
It was moved by Trowbridge, seconded by Poxon.. that Resolution No. 1760 be
approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong, Anderson, Poxon, Trowbridge, Mailliard
Noes: None
Absent: None
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Resolution No. 1761 - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Vernon
fixing the conpensation for certain enployees of said City as of July 1, 1954, and
repealing all Resolutions in conflict herewith, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Trowbridge, that Resolution No. 1761
be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong, Anderson, Poxon, Trowbridge, Mailliard
Noes: None
Absent: None
Ordinance No. 674 - An Ordinance of the City of Vernon amending License
Ordinance No. 598 by adding thereto Section 25.13 Licensing, for the purpose of
Revenue and Regulation, Central Station Industrial Protection Service, was read in full
for a first reading.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Trowbridge, that Ordinance No. 674 receive
and pass a first reading. Motion carried.
Ayes: Furlong, Poxon, Anderson, Trowbridge, Mailliard
Noes: None
Absent: None
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that Ordinance No. 674 receive
a second reading by title. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. 674 - An Ordinance of the City of Vernon amending License
Ordinance No. 598 by adding thereto Section 25.13 Licensing, for the purpose of
Revenue and Regulation, Central Station Industrial Protection Service, was read for a
second reading by title. Motion carried.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by TroWbridge, that Ordinance No. 674 receive
and pass a second reading. Motion carried.
The following excavation applications, all having the approval of the City
Engineer, were presented:
Application 18886 - Union Pacific Railroad Co. and Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad Co. to construct steel b ridge structure on
existing abutments and railroad track to provide second
wye track on overpass above Washington Blvd.
Application 18887 - The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. to place 1 ground brace in
wlslo Downey Road.
Application 18888 - So. Calif. Edison Co. to replace and relocate two poles
in 38th Street.
Application 18889 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to install lit steel service lateral
to supply gas to 4608 Alcoa AVenue.
Application 18890 - So. Calif. Gas Co. repair gas service lateral in E/s
E. Rdwy. Alameda Street.
Application 18891 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to install1tu steel gas service to
2916 Santa Fe Avenue.
Application 18892 - So. Calif. Edison Co. to install 1 pole & 2 anchors
in Boyle Avenue.
Application 18893 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair barholes to test
for leaks in 12 It & 16" gas main in EI s W. Rdwy.
Alameda Street.
Application 18894 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair barholes to test
for leaks in 4tt gas main in Nls 26th Street.
Application 18895 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair barholes to test
for leaks in 211 gas main in EI s Downey Road.
Application 18896 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair barholes to test
for leaks in 4ft gas main E/s Boyle AVenue.
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Application 18891 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to install 4" SM gas main & Itn steel
service lateral to supply 2959 E. 50th Street.
Application 18898 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to repair gas service to 2909 Santa
Fe Avenue.
Application 18899 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair barholes to test
for leaks in gas main in E/s W. Rdwy. Alameda Street.
Application 18900 - So. Calif. Edison Co. to clean out sewer stoppage at
4314 Santa Fe AVenue.
Application 18901 - E. K. Wood Iwnber Co. to abandon existing HC Sewer to
property at 4110 S. Alameda Street.
Application 18902 - White Rock Bottlers to connect property at 2151 E. 51st
Street with sewer in 51st Street.
Application 18903 - A. W. & F. A. Bowles to connect additional plumbing
facilities to existing sewer in property at 2365 E. 51th St.
Application 18904 - Norris-Thermador Corp. to connect property at 5215 S.
Boyle Avenue wi. th sewer in Boyle Avenue.
Application 18905 - Tubesales to connect additional plumbing facilities to
existing sewer in property at 5400 Alcoa Avenue.
Application 18906 - Clougherty Packing Co. to connect additional industrial
waste plumbing facilities to existing sewer in property
at 3049 E. Vernon Avenue.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that excavation Applications
numbered 18886 to 18906 inclusive, be filed and pennits granted. Motion carried.
The following building applications, all having the approval of the Building
Engineer, were presented:
Application 18901 - A. W. Bowles to construct non-bearing plywood partitions
at 2365 E. 57th Street.
Approximate cost 400.00
Application 18908 - A. W. Bowles to install plumbing facilities at 2365
E. 57th Street.
Approximate cost 600.00
Application 18909 - White Rock Bottlers to construct wash rack & footings
at 2151 E. 51st Street.
Approximate cost 2,000.00
Application 18910 - White Rock Bottlers to install plumbing facilities at .
2131 E. 51st Street.
Approximate cost 3,000.00
Application 18911 - U. S. Growers & Shippers to install addition to
Sprinkler system at 3261 E. 44th Street.
Approximate cost 11,500.00
Application 18912 - Fruehauf Trailer Co. to install overhead automatic
fire sprinkler system at 5137 So. Boyle Avenue.
Approximate cost 2,500.00
Application 18913 - Tubesales Co. to install plumbing facilities at
5400 Alcoa Avenue.
Approximate cost 500.00
Application 18914 - American Can Co. to install two tanks at 4815
Santa Fe Avenue.
Approximate cost 1,400.00
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Application 18915 - Standard Auto Bo<tr to construct structural steel roof
addition 30 x 80 at 4900 So. Soto Street.
Approximate cost 2,500.00
Application 18916 - Hasco Transportation Co. to install 3 underground fuel
tanks at 4451 Santa Fe Avenue.
Approximate cost 3,600.00
Application 18917 - Stahl Lumber Co. to install underground gasoline storage
tank at 3855 E. Washington Blvd.
Approximate cost 380.00
Application 18918 - The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. to construct
foundation for warehouse 154 x 460 at 4510 S. Boyle Ave.
Approximate cost 45,000.00
Application 18919 - Southwestern Engineering Co. to construct 2 story vault
at 4800 Santa Fe Avenue.
Approximate cost 3,800.00
Application 18920 - Rheingold Brewing Co. to remodel service bar & lunch
room at 2080 E. 49th Street.
Approximate cost 7,000.00
Application 18921 - Real Transportation Co. to install gasoline tank and
electric computing pump at 4339 Fruitland Avenue.
Approximate cost 750.00
Application 18922 - George Stoll to install plumbing facilities at 5014
Hampton Street.
Approximate cost 460.00
Application 18923 - Coast Dry Kiln to install sprinkler system at 4320
Exchange Avenue.
Approximate cost 3,800.00
Application 18924 - General Petroleum Corporation to construct womens rest
room on E. 37th Street.
Approximate cost 3,500.00
It was moved by Mailliard, seoonded by Trowbridge, that building Applications
numbered 18907 to 18924 inclusive, be filed and permits granted. Motion carried.
Demands on the General Fund in the cmount of $44,930.44 and consisting of
the following items were presented:
69394
69396
69398
69397
69404
69408
69409
69412
69413
69414
69415
69416
69417
69418
69419
69420
69421
69422
69423
69424
69425
69426
69427
Payroll
Geo. G. Skalsky
E. L. Borner
Petty Cash, City Clerk
Petty CaSh, City Clerk
State Employees Retirement System
Occidental Life Insurance Co.
G. A. Anderson
Eastside Printers & Stationers
Eastside Printers & Stationers
}1odern Office Appliance Co., Inc.
Thomas Service
G. H. Anderson
R. J. Furlong
C. H. IVJa.:i1liard
Judith M. Poxon
C. W. Trowbridge
John B. Moore
Littlejohn-Reuland Corp.
Snider & Clark
So. Calif. Disinfecting Co.
Dorothy L. Bockhacker
R. H. Bockhacker
$28,053.10
180.00
60.00
35.48
42.93
4,325.44
328.39
65.76
18.68
8.19
3.86
87.26
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
200.00
7.52
6.62
6.41
10.00
37.50
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69428
69429
69430
69431
69432
69433
69434
69435
69436
69437
69438
69439
69440
69441
69442
69443
69444
69445
69446
69447
69448
69449
69450
69451
69452
69453
69454
69455
69456
69457
69458
69459
69460
69461
69462
69463
69464
69465
69466
69467
69468
69469
69470
69471
69472
69473
69474
69475
69476
69477
69478
69479
69480
69481
69482
69483
69484
69485
69486
69487
69488
69489
69490
69491
69492
69493
69494
69495
69496
69497
A. E. Chrisman
L. F. Ely
R. D. Linke
R. C. Post
G. C. Robbins
C. A. Shepard
R. J. Smith
G. W. Walter
F. G. Wolford
The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
Western Investment Co.
Drs. Hall & Nemethi & Staff
County of Los Angele s, Sherif'f' s Dept.
Chiles Boat Co.
Doyle Farrier
The Ga.mewell Co.
The Ga.mewell Co.
" Graybar Electric Co.
L. C. Husted
L. C. Husted
Pioneer Rubber Mills
So. Calif'. Edison Co.
ReA Service Co., Inc.
F. A. Ziemer
Littlejohn-Reuland Corp.
Howard R. Schwegler
So. Calif. Edison Co.
So. Calif. Edison Co.
So. Calif. Edison Co.
J. S. Colton
R. H. King
A. S. Kruth
Transport Clearings of L. A.
Automo bile Club of So. Calif'.
Colyear l>lotor Sales Co.
GMC Truck & Coach Division
General Petroleum Corp.
Graham Brothers Inc.
Hammond Lumber Co.
Sandler Brothers
C. O. Sparks Inc. & Mundo Engineering Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
Henry R. Vas que z
Parts Wholesalers Inc.
So. Calif. Edison Co.
-~i. B. Hollingmrth
Griswold & Co.
H. C. Rogers
P. L. Toomey
Hardie Mfg. Co.
Bucey House Moving Co.
L. A. Paving Co.
C. O. Sparks & I-fundo Engr. Co.
Vernon Paving Co.
Advance Saw Works
Alhambra Foundry Co., Ltd.
Barber-Bridge Drilling Corp., Ltd.
Mrs. F. A. Bowles
B. Carden
Consolidated Rock Products Co.
R. J. Corella
F. C. Crosson Sheet Metal Works
F. C. Crosson Sheet Metal Works
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
GMC Truck & Coach Division
IvIell O. Haldeman Corp.
Hersey Mfg. Co.
Hickey Pipe & Supply Co.
C. S. Hopcroft
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37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
37.50
23.03
85.96
661.00
10.00
10.55
12.46
57.20
367.50
6.09
54.14
75.00
17.41
1,439.25
7.20
189.50
4.64
22.30
48.00
103.19
65.50
29.09
75.00
45.00
50.00
3.68
5.73
19.27
88.77
10.50
21.19
23.44
83.43
67.31
91.10
92.50
6.31
612.13
50.00
20.09
50.00
50.00
124.79
50.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.40
231.75
656.00
9.36
30.00
116.72
36.67
11.59
7.07
1.02
6.27
1,215.15
107.72
15.83
13.33
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214:
69498
69499
69500
69501
69502
69503
69504
69505
69506
69507
69508
69509
69510
69511
Kirst Pwrp & Machine WOrks
W. R. Ladewig Co.
}heller Co.
}heller Co.
The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.
~nd G. Osborne Laboratories, Inc.
Petty Cash, Water Department
Reliable Iron Foundry, Inc.
State Board of Equalization
u. S. Pwrps, Inc.
Carl Wilson
Carl A. Heinze
Joint Pole Committee
The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.
7/6/54
.309.83
33.89
757.00
187.62
6.69
820.16
6.22
218.12
28.52
889.80
100.00
75.00
4.92
4.90
11.&4,9.30 .44
It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Trowbridge, that demands in the amount
of $44,9.30.44 on the General Fund be allowed and warrants drawn for same. Motion carried.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was moved by
Trowbridge, seconded by Mailliard, that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried.
Attest:
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