19561016 Regular City Council Meeting - Minutes
HIl'-l'UTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VERNON
tmLp OCTOBER 16, 1956 AT 2 O'CLOCK
P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAHBERS OF THE
CITY HALL LOCATED AT 4305 SANTA FE
AVENUE II VERNON II CALIFORNIA
COUNCIL PRESENT: Anderson, Furlong, Hailliard, Halburg, Poxon
com~CIL ABSENT: None
The meeting was called to order by Mayor R. J. Furlong.
It was moved by ~~lburg, seconded by Poxon, that minutes
of the meeting of October 2, 1956 be approved as written and
submitted. Notion carried.
The Clerk announced that this was the time and place for
opening of bids submitted for the furnishing and delivery to the
City of Vernon, of one line marker machine and accessories in
accordance with Specifications No. 205.
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It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the
Clerk be instructed to open and read the bids submitted. Motion
carried.
The Clerk opened and read the following bid:
Smith Booth Usher Company
$ 2,256.80
It was moved by Pmcon, seconded by Anderson, that bids
submitted for the furnishing and delivery to the City of Vernon, of
one line marker machine and accessories, in accordance with
Specifications No. 205, be referred to the Engineering Department
and the City Attorney for checking and report. Motion carried.
Communication from Los Angeles Junction Railway Company,
with reference to their application for a track across Boyle
Avenue to serve the Smart & Final, Iris Division of Fitzsimmons
Stores, Ltd., advising that the Los Angeles Junction Railway
Company is under the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities
Commission of the State of California, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that communi-
cation from Los Angeles Junction Railway Company be received and
filed. Motion carried.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
Ordinance No. 697 receive a third reading by title. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. 697 - An Ordinance of the City of Vernon
granting a franchise to the Los Angeles Junction l\ailway Company,
a corporation, and its successors and assigns, a franchise to
construct, maintain and operate a spur track across and upon Boyle
Avenue in the City of Vernon, California, was read for a third and
final reading by title.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
Ordinance No. 697 receive and pass a third reading and be adopted.
Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, r-Iailliard, Halburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
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Communication froTIt LeRoyD. Owen Company with reference
to certain land owned by the City of Vernon fronting on Soto Street
on the west and on a private road on the east, described as the
Vernon City Dump, inquiring whether or not the part of this land
fronting on the private road on the east could be made available
for purchase, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Malburg, that the
Clerk be instructed to notify LeRoy D. Owen Company that the land
mentioned above is not for sale. Motion carried.
Communication from Harold A. Barnett, Consulting
Engineer, submitting Specifications No. 199 and prints of
Engineering Department Drawing No. :~3-l286, covering proposed
construction of cement concrete pavement on Santa Fe Avenue at
certain street 'intersections between 27th Street and 57th Street,
recommending that said specifications and plans be approved and
that authorization be given to advertise for bids, was read.
It was moved by lIa1burg, seconded by Ivlai1liard, that the
recommendation of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion
carried.
Reso111tion No. 1982 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City OI Vernon approving Specifications No. 199 and Plan
No. A3-l286 consisting of five (5) sheets for the construction of
cement concrete pavement in Santa-Fe Avenue at certain intersections
from 27th Street to 57th Street in the City of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by "Halburg, seconded by Nailliard, that
Resolution No. 1982 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Mail1iard, Malburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1983- A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon directing the giving of notice 'inviting
sealed proposals or bids for the construction of cement concrete
pavement in Santa Fe Avenue at certain intersections from 27th
Street to 57th Street in accordance with Specifications No. 199
and Plan No. A3-l286 of said City, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that
Resolution No. 1983 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, f.!ailliard, lIalburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1984 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon declaring prevailing rate of per diem wages
to be used for the construction of cement concrete pavement in
Santa Fe Avenue at certain intersections from 27th Street to 57th
Street in accordance with Specifications No. 199 and Plan No. A3-
1286 of said City, was read.
It was moved by Malburg, seconded by Mailliard, that
Resolution No. 1984 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, l!urlong, Mail1iard, Nalburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
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Communication from West Head Shop requesting a permit
to operate a diesel cylinder head repair shop at 5420 Santa Fe
Avenue, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that request
of West Head Shop be approved and permit granted. Motion carried.
Communication from Dorrington Express requesting a
permit to conduct a trucking business and warehouse at 2140 E.
37th Street, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Malburg, that request
of Dorrington Express be approved and permit granted. Motion
carried.
Communication from AAA Glass Corp. requesting a permit
to conduct a business of wholesaling glassware and bar supplies at
4803 Everett Avenue, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that request
of AAA Glass Corporation be approved and permit granted. Motion
carried.
Communication from Leh-Nar Neat Co. requesting a permit
to conduct a business of wholesaling meats at 4622 Alcoa Avenue,
'was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Mai1liard, that request
of, Leh-Har Meat Packing Co. be approved and permit granted. Notion
carried.
Copy of a Resolution adopted by the Los Angeles County
Board of Supervisors commending the City of Beverly Hills for being
the first city in the County of Los Angeles to banish rubbish
burning before the October 1, 1957 deadline, was read.
It was moved by ~1alburg, seconded by Poxon, that copy of
resolution adopted by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
be received and filed. Motion carried.
Comrnunication from County of Los Angeles Boundary
Comrnission with reference to boundaries of proposed annexation to
a City, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that
comrnunication from County of Los Angeles Boundary Comrnission be
received and filed. Motion carried.
Report of police activities for the period October 1 -
15, 1956 inclusive, was presented.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Mai11iard, that
report of police activities be received and filed. Motion carried.
Communication from Harvard Laboratories, Inc. requesting
a permit to conduct a business of ma~ufact~ring and selling
heparin (a pharmaceutical) at 4268 S. Produce Plaza, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Malburg, that request
of Harvard Laboratories, Inc. be approved and permit granted.
Hotion carried.
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Communication from Robert K. Sullivan advising that he
is purchasing the Klickety Klock Cafe, at 5819 Alcoa Avenue, and
requesting a permit to operate same, was read.
I~ was moved by Anderson, seconded. by Poxon, that request
of Robert K. Sullivan be referred to the Director of Sanitation
with power to act. Motion carried.
Report of Health Department activities for the months
of August and September, 1956, was presented.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Halburg, that
report of Health Department activities be received and filed.
Notion carried.
Communication from R. H. Bockhacker, Police Chief,
requesting permission to empk>Y George Darwin \'landel as Policeman
4th Class, effective as of November 1, 1956, pending the applicant's
successful passing of the physical examination, was read.
It was moved by Nalburg, seconded by Nailliard, that
request of the Police Chief be approved. Notion carried.
Communication from R. H. Bockhacker, Police Chief,
requesting permission to purchase furniture for the new police
building at a cost of $1,778.33, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that
request of the Police Chief be approved. 1'-Iotion carried.
Communication from Harold A. Barnett, Consulting Engineer,
transmitting original letter from Ed Herlocker giving a bid of
$1,875 for repairing of wood shingle roofs on thirteen city-owned
houses and three city-owned garages, and recommending that
authority be granted for the issuing of a purchase order to Ed
Herlocker and Company in the amount of $1,875 for said work, was
read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the
recommendation of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion
carried.
Communication from }~rold A. Barnett, Consulting Engineer,
advising that Nunicipal House No. 13, located at 3365 Fruitland
Avenue, has been reconditioned and is ready for occupancy, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Mailliard, that
communication from Consulting Engineer Barnett be received and
filed. Notion carried.
Communication from The Glanco Sales Company, Inc.
requesting a permit to conduct a business of purchasing products
derived from the processing of endocrine substances and the sale
of such products to pharmaceutical houses throughout the United
States, at 4268 So. Produce Plaza, was read.
It was moved by Malburg, seconded by Mailliard, that
request of The Glanco Sales Company, Inc. be approved and permit
granted. Motion carried.
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Connnunication and report from Harold A-. Barnett,
Consulting Engineer, reconnnending that authority be granted to
issue purchase order to Wallace & Tiernan, Inc., for the purchase
of one belt-driven portable hypochlorinator, type HBDM, with
appurtenances, as outlined in their letter dated October 8, 1956,
_-for a total cost of $559.52, was read.
It was moved by Nalburg, seconded by Anderson, that the
reconnnendation of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion
carried.
Communication from Harold A. Barnett, Consulting
Engineer, submitting Specifications No. 204 and Plan No. B5-l4l4
for the furnishing and installation of electric motor control
equipment and appurtenances at Pump House No.2, reconnnending that
said Specifications and Plan be approved and that authority be
granted to advertise for bids, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
reconnnendation of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion
carried.
Resolution No. 1985 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon approving Specifications No. 204 and Plan
No. B5-l4l4, consisting of two (2) sheets, for the furnishing and
installation of motor control equipment and appurtenances at Pump
House No.2, 3576 East Vernon Avenue, city owned property, in the
City of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
Resolution No. 1985 be approved and adopted. }Iotion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, Malburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
Resolution No. 1986 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon directing the giving of notice inviting sealed
proposals or bids for the furnishing and installation of motor
control equipment and appurtenances at Pump House No.2, 3576 East
Vernon Avenue, city owned property in the City of Vernon, in
accordance with Specifications No. 204 and Plan No. B5-l4l4,
consisting of two (2) sheets, approved by said City, was read.
It was moved by :l'Ialburg, seconded by Nailliard, that
Resolution No. 1986 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, l<urlong, }Iailliard, Halburg, Poxon
Noes: None
.A.bsent: None
Resolution No. 1987 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon declaring prevailing rate of per diem wages
to be used for the furnishing and installation of motor control
equipment and appurtenances at Pump House No.2, 3576 East Vernon
Avenue, city owned property, in the City of Vernon, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that
Resolution No. 1987 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Mailliard, Malburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
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Communication from Harold A. Barnett, Consulting Engineer,
submitting quotations on the price of a new 1956 pickup truck,
recoIDnlending that the Engineering Department be authorized to trade-
in the 1946 Studebaker pickup truck on the purchase of a new 1956
Chevrolet pickup truck from Central Chevrolet Company at a net cost
of $1,399.09, was read.
It was moved by Nalburg, seconded by iYlailliard, that the
recommendation of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion
carried.
Resolution No. 1988 - A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Vernon accepting the bid of Central Chevrolet
Company for the purchase of one new 1956 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pick-up
truck for use of the Water Department, was read.
It was moved by ~~lburg, seconded by Mailliard, that
Resolution No. 1988 be approved and adopted. Motion carried.
Ayes: Anderson, Furlong, Y~il1iard, Malburg, Poxon
Noes: None
Absent: None
Communication from Harold A. Barnett, Consulting Engineer,
requesting authority to sell 126 pieces of 10" x 36" salt glaze
sewer pipe at $1.00 per linear foot, if and when a purchaser is
available, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that request
of Consulting Engineer Barnett be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from John B. Moore, Administrative
Assistant, recommending that the City Council authorize the
issuance of expense allowance checks in the amount of $50.00 for
representatives attending the League of California Cities Conference
in Los Angeles on October 28 to 31, inclusive, was read.
It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Anderson, that the
recommendation of the Administrative Assistant be approved. Motion
carried.
Communication from Robert S. Stone, Director of Sanitation,
requesting approval by the City Council to continue the polio
vaccination program for those children who require their second or
third injections and for those who received no vaccinations during
the earlier program, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the
request of the Director of Sanitation be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from L. C. Husted, Fire Chief, requesting
permission to employ Dale Frank Emmons as Hoseman Class 4,
effective October 16,1956, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that request
of the Fire Chief be approved. Motion carried.
Communication from City of Los Angeles requesting
permission to fill the pit on property owned by the City of Los
Angeles at the rear of 2676 E. 26th Street, was read.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that request
of the City of Los Angeles be approved. Motion carried.
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Communication and report from Robert S. Stone, Director
. of Sanitation, dated O~tober 10, 1956, with reference to discussion
held with Dr. Harvey B. Hearn, of the State Health Department, on
the proposed rabies control ordinance for the City of Vernon,
recommending that no further action be taken at this time toward
adopting the City Rabies Control Ordina~c~,. and further recommending
that the present agreement with the S.P.C.A. be retained, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Malburg, that the
recommendations of the Director of Sanitation be approved. Motion
carried.
Communication from John B. Moore, Administrative
Assistant, with reference to employing a traffic engineer,
attaching letter from Hr. Joseph J. Feuchter of St. Louis, IvIissouri,
relative to said position, was read. The Administrative Assistant
recommended that Mr. Feuchter fly here from St. Louis at the expense
of the City of Vernon (approximately $300.00 for transportation,
hotel accommodations, food and incidentals) for a conference with
city officials and to let him examine the traffic problems of
Vernon.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that the
recommendation of the Administrative Assistant be approved and that
he be instructed to make arrangements for said conference. Motion
carried.
Communication from Scott E. Campbell Company requesting
the City Council to reconsider their decision on the automatic
fire sprinkler system installation for the property of ~1r. Harry
Lutz, located at 2417 East 26th Street and 2528 Santa Fe Avenue,
as there would be a separate control valve for each building as well
as an underground valve that controls both systems, was read.
It was moved by Poxon, seconded by Anderson, that the
request for installing an automatic fire sprinkler system to serve
the two buildings designated as 2417 East 26th Street and 2528
Santa Fe Avenue be granted subject to approval of the necessary
plans by the Engineering Department. Motion carried.
The following excavation applications, all having the
approval of the Engineering Department, were presented:
Application 20584 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to install lit gas
line service to 5107 Pacific Blvd.
Application 20585 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair
barholes to test for gas leaks in
E/s Santa Fe Avenue S/o 38th Street.
Application 20586 -
So. Calif. Gas Co. to drill & repair
barholes to test for leaks in gas
main in E/s Santa Fe Ave. N/o 28th
Street.
A}>plication 20587 - So. Calif. Gas Co. to install l" gas
service to 2021 E. 25th Street.
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Application 20588 - So. Calif. Edison Co. to install
one pole and one sidewalk anchor
in W/s Bickett St. S/o 54th Street.
Application 20589 - Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Co.
to connect additional plumbing
facilities to existing sewer in E/s
Alcoa .I.\.venue.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
excavation applications numbered 20584 to 20589 inclusive be filed
and permits granted. Notion carried.
The following building applications, all having the
approval of the Building Engineer, were presented:
Application 20590 - Union Packing Co. to construct annex
to building at 3030 E. Vernon Ave.
Approximate cost 10,000.00
Application 20591 - International Minerals and Chemical
Go. to. construct pit and elevator at
2528 S. Santa Fe Avenue.
Approximate cost 3,500.00
Application 20592 - International Minerals and Chemical
Co. to install sink at 2528 Santa Fe Ave.
Approximate cost 20G.00
Application 20593 - Standard Heat Treating Co. to install
plumbing facilities at 2431 E. 26th St.
Approximate cost 350.00
Application 20594 - Chemplate Corp. to install l~" gas
line at 2671 E. 26th Street.' ..
Approximate cost 105.00
Application 20595 - Glaser Bros. to constr~ct partitions
and ceilings at 4806 S. Boyle Avenue.
Approximate cost 3,500.00
Application 20596 - Glaser Bros. to inst~ll plumbing
facilities at 4806 S. Boyle Avenue.
Approximate cost 115.00
Application 20597 - Bethlehem P.C. Steel Corp. to construct
tool locker room and toilet room at
3396 E. Slauson Avenue.
Approximate cost 8,000.00
Application 20598 -
Security First National Bank to install
new duct furnace and evaporative cooler
at 2808 Santa Fe Avenue.
Approximate cost 2,000.00
Application 20599 -
American Potash and Chemical Co. to
construct addition to shop building at
3100 E. 26th Street.
Approximate cost 3,000.00
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Application 20600 - Automatic Fire Protection Co. to
construct mezzanin~ floor at 5101
Pacific Blvd.
Approximate cost 6,000.00
~plication 20601 - XLNT Spanish Food Facilities to
construct two steel tanks on concrete
foundations at 5001 S. Soto Street.
Approximate cost 7,500.00
Application 20602 - XLNT Spanish Food Facilities ~o
construct warehouse at 5001 S. Soto St.
Approximate cost 90,000.00
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Poxon, that
Building Applications numbered 20590 to 20602 inclusive, be filed
and permits granted. Motion carried.
Demands on the General Fund in the amount of $76,382.99,
and consisting of the following items, were presented:
75584
75585
75586
75684
75685
75686
75687
75688
75689
75690
75691
75692
75693
75694
75695
75696
75697
75698
75699
75700
75701
75702
75703
75704
75705
75706
75707
75708
75709
75710
75711
75712
75713
75714
75715
75716
75717
75718
State Employees' Retirement System
Occidental Life Insurance Company
Payroll
Eastside Printers and Stationers
Eastside Printers and Stationers
Huntington Park Daily Signal
Petty Cash, City Clerk
Riccobon and Company
Vernon Stationery & Printing Co.
Vernon. Stationery & Printing Co.
John B. Hoore
The First National Bank of Vernon
Bailey, The Plumber, Inc.
Snider & Clark
So. Calif. Gas Co.
Troy Industrial Products
State Employees' Retirement System
Barcus Photo Service
Carl Entenmann & Son
Riccobon and Company
Riccobon and Company
Riccobon and Company
Riccobon and Company
Signal Oil Company
R". A.. "Bob 11 Zinn
Park Drive-In
Anthony Bros. Inc.
Atlantic Lumber Co.
Atlantic Lumber Co.
Barcus Photo Service
Chanslor & Lyon Co.
Craig Welding Supply Co.
Dutch Boy Paint Store
Electro-Chem Hfg. Co.
Ellis Paint Company
Fire. Engineering
J. I. Holcomb Company, Inc.
Los Angeles Ladder Co.
5,224.92
777.68
47,353.20
12.59
42.46
3.84
13.25
11.00
.75
1.56
200.00
19.60
6.00
8.68
13.70
5.72
954.50
17.53
42.64
3.90
66.35
19.59
28.36
599.62
216.86
62.95
22.88
34.53
25.88
7.34
26.08
4.27
5.03
9.90
10.40
6.00
37.54
16.00
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75719
75720
75721
75722
75723
75724
75725
75726
75727
75728
75729
75730
75731
75732
75733
75734
75735
75736
75737
75738
75739
75740
75741
75742
75743
75744
75745
75746
75747
75748
75749
75750
75751
75752
75753
75754
75755
75756
75757
75758
75759
75760
75761
75762
75763
75764
75765
75766
75767
75768
75769
75770
75771
75772
75773
75774
75775
75776
75777
75778
75779
75780
Lord-Babcock, Inc.
Lord-Babcock, Inc.
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
Paramount Paint and Lacquer Co.
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
Thomas Service
So. Calif. Gas Co.
Standard Applicators
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
Troy Industrial Products
Wester~ Chemical & Mfg. Co.
Hark C. Culkins
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
Instrument Service Co.
Neil A. Maclean Co., Inc.
F. Morton.Pitt Co.
West Dis~nfecting Company
Robert H. King
Rodd~ng~Cleaning l~chines, Inc.
B. K. K. Co.
B. K. K. Co.
B. K. K. Co.
Brown-Bevis-Industrial Equipment Co.
Gorman and Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
Sweeper Broom Co.
Ducommun Hetals & Supply Co.
General Petroleum Corp.
General Petroleum Corp.
Griffith Company
J. G. Tucker & Son
Griswold Duplicating Products, Inc.
Griswold Duplicating Products, Inc.
Riccobon and Company
Signal Oil Company
Vernon Lightning Blueprint, Inc.
Vernon Lightning Blueprint, Inc.
A. H. Dohrman Co.
Ed. Herlocker and Co.
Lintz Roofing Co.
Modern Kraft Roofing Co.
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Thomas F. Smith
E. J. Stones
Kenneth Hadwin Heuchan
Advance Hardwood Floor Co.
Argo Electric Supply Co.
Argo Electric Supply Co.
Bailey, The Plumber, Inc.
Barb~r-Bridge Drilling Corp.
S. C. Carter, Inc.
Chambers Shade Co.
Chambers Shade Co.
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.
Commercial Tire Co.
Craig Welding Supply Co.
Craig Welding Supply Co.
Currier's of Los Angeles
Ducommun Metals and Supply Co.
Eastside Printers and Stationers
Eastside Printers and Stationers
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182.13
243.62
18 . 40
14.32
11.25
17.19
39.95
17.16
185.69
99.19
18.94
8.00
1.00
22.02
7.35
5.56
20.34
30.50
867.19
38.50
35.50
22.00
45.25
17.11
60.37
132.40
8.01
12.71
12.71
78.30
27 . 42
5.41:u
8.22
90.71
144.59
43.94
109.39
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
78.00
2.58
1.73
130.00
1,043.00
13.00
57.05
130.81
593.08
15.29
3.86
6.35
15.07
27.00
1.49
62.30
46. ~6
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75781
75782
75783
75784
75785
75786
75787
75788
75789
75790
75791
75792
75793
75794
75795
75796
75797
75798
75799
75800
75801
75802
75803
75804
75805
75806
75807
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Gonnan and Company
Haldeman Pipe and Supply Co.
Hammond Lumber Co.
Hersey Nfg. Co.
Howard Supply Co.
Keenan P:ipe and Supply Co.
Robert H. King
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.
Layne & Bowler Pump Co.
Littlejohn-Reuland Corp.
Littlejohn-Reuland Corp.
Littlejohn-Reuland Corp.
National Cylinder Gas Co.
National Cylinder Gas Co.
National Cylinder Gas Co.
The Pennzoil Co.
Petty Cash, Water Dept.
Sandler Bros.
Santa Fe Painting Co.
State Board of Equalization
Utilities Supply Co.
Carl Wilson
Thomas F. Smith
George Miller Const. Co.
19.76
60.17
2.34
476.98
1.49
417.73
125.00
517.92
1,980.62
589.20
1,571.27
11.65
4.74
7.99
34.53
.93
2.52
3.57
58.13
9.61
81.12
592.00
37.55
502.42
100.00
7,121.70
1,134.00
$ 76,382.99
It was moved by Mailliard, seconded by Poxon, that
demands in the amount of $76,382.99 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 Mailliard, seconded by Malburg, that the
meeting adjourn. Motion carried.
Attest:
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G. A. ANDERSON, City Clerk
By
Deputy City Clerk
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