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October 8, 1934.
The: Council of the Oity of Palo Alto met .on this date
in regular'esession at 7:30 p.m., with Mayor Thomas presiding,
Roll call -as follows:
Present: Blois, Bonham, Cathcart, Collins, Cr and: ll, Judson,
e1ly, Mitchell, kosher, Stephens, Thefts, Thomas,
Wood.
Absent: ,Christensen.
The" :minutes 'of the meeting of september 11, 1934, were
approved.
kcceptancee of Sewage System
.::letter_ was received from the Board of Public Works
advising the ;Co.uncil_.,that the contract under force account for
the construction'' of; the Sewage Treatment Plant and enlargement
of the anJ.trary `Sewer outfall System, under Amprovement Plan::
i4o. 47 and `' W. A. Project :L256, has been completed in
accordance' with theplans, specifications and modifications
thereto allowed by the City and approved by the Federal engineers.
The Board also reported that it was necessary for the Council to
pass :a resolution of completion and acceptance before the fin -.1
Grant payment from the Federal Government will be made.
On motion of Judson and Mitchell, theaction of the
Boars of Public Work in substituting r. :a mechanical screen for the
12' sewer line between. Newell Road and Louis ao .k on :Scab :rc.=hero
road was approved.
Resolution INTo. 1075, approving the work completes. by
the Department: of Public works. under ,-mprowement Plans No. 47
providing for the construction of a sewage treatment plant and
enlargement of the sanitary sewer outfai1 sy tem of said city,
was read, and on motion of kosher and. Judson, WAS adopted by
unanimous vote on roll call.
Unempoym:ent Relief Situation
A; letter • was received from L;. W. arwedel, chairman
of the Mzyo.r! s Committee" on Jnemploy cent ae%.ief, stating .th?t
there are: no`new cases of unemployment and the Committee
believes it -will not require any further appropriation by the
City for the. period up to November 12th. This was placed en
file.
Meeting. of Peninsula Division
A communication was receives inviting the councilmen
and city officials' to attend the next meeting of the Peninsul"
Division of the : League of California Municipalities to be held
at the Sainteaa±re Hotel in San Jose on Thursday, October 18tn,
at 6:30: p.m.'
Measures before Legislature
Abulletin was received from the .eeague of. Californi,,
municipalities concerning; measures before the special session
of the, Legislature of importance to California cities. Tie
was placed on file.
In re Fla ; Ceremony
communication was received from Mrs. Raymond. H.
Stata:-Chairman on Correct Use of the Flag, Daughters. of the.
erican E:evc
on a program
request, this
Letter f
Al
if the City d:
Terrace, and .
that this pro;
and that the t
of such proper
.would report
The City Atto
continue his
Presentat
Ar. ..
Palo 1.to Char,
awarded: to the
Fire ereventio
on m
a resolution a
to the Chamber
Letter fist
A col
Services sonde:
and this compac
to be used as
hoped to be ale
date. This
1ettfen c
one
councilman to i
iJohnson, for th
and Crandall we
On t
F. J. Perry 5 v
The s
4 for ter. Perry.
The ti
4 for Mr.Perry,
On tt
kr. Perry 5 vote
of the Council,
term of Mr. John
In re lac'ol
The .;
to the condition
Addition, the ti
.taken over these
City Attorney wa
this property an:
would like more
he was, going to ;
the County Tar -
pending receipt
_.merican Revolution, requesting .that she be permitted to officiate
on a program when the new flag pole iscompleted.
request, this matter' s
'referred � � >,_ the Mayor.
t red L' .a At his
Letter from :Mrs':- Gemmel'; ,.
A letter was received from Mrs. Del
if the ,City desires to sell ..sots 9 .aa d 10, Block 15, Colr, e
arrace, and if ' so, the .price " of thisproperty., M * lsta
that this property had been :acquired b te City byt was stew,
J .z talc deed,
and that the ` pity Attorney was now investigating the conditions
of such properties to wilich: the city has title
would report liter ox how. th.i.s.. matter: shouldbeb tax
handledeeds a ud.
:.
the City Attorney,." together with the City Assessor, as asked
continue his study and report at the next meeting
Presentatiors of 'la =ues
Ir. Ed :Zwi.erlein was present: and on behalf of the
Palo Alto ehamber of : ,:%or�merce formally
a:ti'arded to the City by ' the. ,Un.ited. State.rChamber ofented e laues
Commerce in
ire rrevention and riealt;h; Conservation Contests.
un motion :of Collins. and Mitchell, the Council passed
a resolution accepting the plaques and expressing appreciation
to the Chamber of Commerce for its interest in this matter.
Letter from Associated Air Services
A communication was received from the Associated Air
services concerning a plan ;being discussed by city officials
and this company for the improvement of the municipal .airport site
to be used as a new location - for said company, stating that they
hoped to be able to present, this plan to the Council et an early
late. This was placed on file.
Election of Councilman
The Council decided to ballp�t for the election of a
councilman to fill the vacancy caused7'the resignation of A. W.
Johnson, for the terry ending • June. 30, 1935. Councilmen Blois
end Crandall were appointed
%)n the first ballot, George L. Green received 5 votes,
r. J. Perry 5 votes, W..e.Jilbert 1 vote and Herbert Cornish 2 votes.
The second ballot resulted in 5 votes for Mr. for eq.. i'erry, 2 for lar. Jilbert 2ert and r Green,
for M Jkr. Goy nigh.
The third ballot resulted in. 7 votes for Mr. Green,
4 for Mr.Perry, and 1 each for Mr. > Jilbert and Mr. Cornish.
On the fourth ballot Mr. Green received 8 votes and
r. Perry 5 votes. Mr. ; Green- having received a majority vote
of the Council, was declared elected councilman for the term of Mr. Johnson. h unexpired
.:a re NhoCalgial lZes
The City essessor invited the attention of the Council
to the condition of the, so-called McColgan. lots in Sunnyside
Addition, the title of which seers to be clouded, the City havin.
taken over these lots by tax de.e�de p
.. . . It was out t
g
1ty Attorney was asked some time ago to look upnth� statushat
this property . and make..,a report.; The Cit �culd' like more ti. y attorney stated he
me z n' ;which to make -a, , report, and advised that
re was
going to: ' S�, n Jose. : in :a f ew days to `take.. -up thematterwith
the County Tax.. Collector. Action way . delayed .on this matter
aenuing receipt of a report by the City. Attorney on the matter.
ieaw:tioRw;�::i�'r+�ro6ua
The City, Clerk called the attention of the Council to the
"open house." day to be . held on Friday, October 12, 1934, from
1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. i., when all city departments would be; open
for inspection' by,. citizens.
Cambridge Avenue Widening
The City Attorney made .a verbal report on the matter of
the widening of Cambridge Avenue, ::advising the Council that the
Superior :Court has entered an order dismissing the condemnation
proceedings. The City ettorney reported that he had made an
appearance ' in '`Court in opposition to the motion to dismiss the
proceedings beat the Court stated that the City had held up the
procedure long enough and therefore dismissed the proceedings.
The City . attorney further advised that the City still has
certain rights in thematter, and he believed that Mrs. Wagner
and Mr. , Guernsey, ; who had brought the suit to dismiss the proceel-
ings, could be kept from using the property which they read
previously deeded,to the: City for street purposes, and suggested
that the City might: e&,,ahe ad and endeavor to secure deeds from
other property ownersfor a 60 -foot street.
The City ri.ttorney reported that the ` Courthad allowed
Mrs. Wagner and ,Mr. Guernsey the sum of 4257.50 for Attorney's
fees and costs which the City would have to pay, and he asked
that this payment be authorized. This was referred to Committee
No. .4
Councilman Cathcart suggested that the matter of
widening, Canbric e: Avenue be taken up again by Committee No, 1
in the light of recent developments, and the matter was so referred.
Sidewalk on Hamilton Avenue
A. report was received from the Board of Works recommerJ:i-•
ing that the ;(;,ity. Council start a street procedure to construct a
sidewalk between 1200 and. 1230 Hamilton Avenue. This was referred
to Committee No. 1.
Utilit :Bill. of Women's Service League
. report was, ;,:received from the Board of Works recomend-
ing that;- th.e util ty. bill. of the Women's Service League in the
amo.arit of : 91..95for .utilities used for four :months preceding
September ' 26.E '3.334, he: paid, and re questing the Council for an
appropriation for; this:_, purpose . This was accompanied by. a
letter e from.; the. Direetor of Utilities giving a detailed explenatiol
of tni.s' charge. This matter was referred to Committees No,
and ' No ' 4
Federal Tel.Blde .
A, communication was received from the. Leputy City
Engineer, , for - the ;Board. of Public Works, recommending that tre ds
be installed : on , the stairways in City Warehouse #2e formerly the
Federal Telegraph Building, the estimated cost of labor and
material:for :this work being e.65.00. This was referred to
Committees No .. 1 ``and ' No. 4.
:eeuest fora::; .l eg ional Map Work
report was received from the Board of Works for an
appropriation of; 4150.CC for ecuipment and materiel neededfor
two= S.E ..t ..:engineers fo.r, work on the new Palo Alto regiena.L '� r•
Committee.l�or' .4:;recommended that this request be approved. 3n
motion . of Ihoits and Bonhame this, appropriation was made fro:
the Contingent. 'un . by unanimous vote on roll call.
Later,. Vit w.as,' pointed out that Committee No.. 1 had not
yet acted ter:` After discussion, a motion was merle
by Thoi is
rescinae'
This riot,
eo and J
Commit tee
or not it
that the
material r.
regional
of Commit
allowed f
rurc•h
for a tran
for the pu
fer from
No. 4 reco
was refer.r
reported te
purpose, a
i ch ell
vote on rcl
Car In
that it has
volunteer f:
insurance of
and the Boa;
Council that
it snould bE
No. 5. and tl
Pl an t lr
transmitting
to the Coda'
the island e
evenu.e, with
the plan alr
changing of
to take care
triangle.
Th.
the estimate4
Attention wa.
No. 4 of the
of the pr cpo:
contour of ti
planted with
on octuber 1(
r'orks, Board
with Col. J.
eigbways, mat
of university
fact, action
by Thoits, seconded by Mosher, that the action of the Council be
rescinded and that the matter be referred to Committee No. 1.
This p
1.��.� oration was. adopted . on roll ' Ca1i.. with 11 Ayes, Thomas voting
i o and Judson not voting.
After further discussion,, a;`'recess was taken and
Committee No. 1 was asked to meet and ;make a : report upon whether
or not it considers .this project a. worthy one.
When the Council re -convened, Committee No. 1 recommended
that the sum of Q150..00 be. appropriated for the purchase of
material and equipment for work by S.E. R.A . engineers on the
regional map. On ''motion of Mitchell and Bonham, the report
of Committee No. 1 was approved, and the appropriation was
allowed from the Contingent Fund, by unanimous vote on roll call.
:purchase of . Lawn Mower
Yl request was>: alsoreceived from the Board of Work:
for a transfer of Q76.87 from, .account 149-17 to !account 149-99
for the purpose of securing a new lawn mower, thi2 being ::t trans-
fer from an Operating account to ' a Capital Account. Committee
No. 4 recommended that this transfer be approved. The matter
was referred to Committee yo. 1 ` for a report.
After considering the. matter, Committee No. 1
reported that it approved the transfer of 576.87 for this
purpose, as recommenced by the Board of norks. On Notion of
i tchell and Bonham, the transfer was authorized by unanimous
vote on roll call.
Car insurance for Volunteer Firemen
a report was received from the Board of Safety stating
that it has had under ;consideration .:the matter of requiring
volunteer firemen to -carry public :liability and property damage
insurance on the cars that they may be driving to and from fires,
arc the Board wished to know .whether it is the judgment of the
Council that such insurance :should: be required, and if so, whether b/
it saould be a city expense. This wad referred to Committee
loo. 5 and the City Attorney:
:P 1 an t i n of T r i a ng le..,
A report was received from .; the Planning Coemission
:.rensmitting a report from its Sub -committee No. 4 in response
to the Council's request for a re -study of the plan of planting
tre island .at the intersection of El Camino Rea. and University
Avenue, with a view to reducing the amount of fill required in
the plan already adopted the C%o:mission recommending against.
chancing of the height or slope of the proposed fill necessary
to take care of the planting of the words "PaloAlto,/ in the
ri angle .
This matter .was. discussed, ,and reference was made to
the estimated cost for carrying out the plan previously ,:adopted.
attention was called to a portion of. , the :,report of dub -committee:
Nc. 4 .of the Planning 'Commission' disapproving of any modification
of t:Le proposed plan except that there , be no fill and that the
contour of the island be left an : the level with the curb and
planted with lawn and shrubs.
The Council was informed, that .a meeting is to be held:.
(?,nocteber 10, 1934, at which ; representatives of the Board of
+:orks, Board. of ` Safety, and Stanford University will discuss
w th Col. J. E. Skeggsx> District £ngineer of the .Division of
aighways, matters con; ring .safety conditions at t'rie intersection
of University Avenue and the ,'state; Highway. In view of this
fact, action on the matterof ,plantinar the triangle Ads, delayed., '''
Bayshore Highway Signs
A report was received from Committee iVc. 1 "in regard to
the request ;" of the Chamber of . 3mmerce that signs be placed
on" the Bayshore "Jaighway on certain streets leading to Palo Alto
the' Committee rec"o unending that the City finance the. placing of
five 18n diamond signs with black background and 2i” white letters
',Palo "Alto" and;; directional arrow,both studded :with crystal
reflectors, at a cost of approximately 411.00 per sign, these
being standard Automobile Association signs, :a`thorized by the
State. _Zile committee recommended that they be placed as follows
on the : aysnore higAway: one at it+illcw goad facing southbound tra ff
ie
two at-niversity Avenue, one each at Embarcadero, Road and
Middlefield Fioad, facing northbound traffic.
A letter was received from the Chamber of Commerce on
this subject, recommending the same type of sign with larger
L/ letters, and two additional signs at Oregon Avenue.
Councilman Collins, Chair;flan of (,ommittee No. 1,
/ pointed out that final jurisdiction inregard' to the signs lies
with; the State Highway vommission.
Committee
On motion of Collins and Blois, the report of
C No. 1 was approved in principle, and the City Engineer's
office was requested to take this matter up with the State
Highway ;officials for the purpose of securing the necessary
C ;�T
Permits.
Transfer" .from ; Car round
A report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending
that the, request of the Board of Works for the transfer of
.1241.5$ from the Car., fund for the purpose of purchasing two 19',',4
V8 . ofd coupes on a turn -in of two Model T. Fords and, a White
delivery track;, be approved. Committee go. 4 also recommended
‘"that a transfer be made for this: purpose, not to exceed 41250.N.
0n.. motion of Thoits and Stephens, this transfer from
the Car Fund was authorized by unanimous vote on roll call.
)ee.d from Elizabeth Gamble
A report was received from Committee No. 1 recommen ing
that a deed from, Elizabeth F. Gamble covering a small parcel of
land on Embarcadero Road be accepted. It was pointed out that
deed previously .accepted from Miss Gamble did not include the
entire parcel of land intended to be conveyed, and this deed
corrected that error.
on motion, of Thoits and Bonham, a resolution accepting
this deed was passed by unanimous vote on roll call.
Temporary .Member Committee 54 Appointed
The". Mayor announced the appointment of Councilman
.Stephens to serve au a member of Committee go. 4 during the
absence, of Councitmah ohristensen on three months c leave.
Report of Hospitalization Committee
report was received from the .aospitalization Committee
appointed' by order of the Council to consider the rebating of
part,. of the bills of, Palo Alto residents at the Palo Alto
ospital, recommending that the experimental benefi
t plan ' in
operation from January :1, 1934 to June 30, 1934, be' put in effect
for the .eight- months' period . from auovemoer 1, 3 u
1935, and that $10o000.00" be a for he4ur June
appropriated the purpose.
This was :referred to Committee No. 4.
whenthe
1934, at
upon the
the _consi
t:oD�t
and improve
district al,
and the he
that many 1
not being i
stores.
this cond.li
J
iivision o;
be in Palo
Attorney WE
endeavor tc
the rest of
I11� l
that the tr
fund for t.:i
as recommen;
7eceived f re
the Board o j
an amount "5
revolving f
U.
approved an
present voti
as not .rotin
:fie surf a
that an effo:
surfacing of
1n El Camino
fore courts I
at an estim l
report approI
of olTSO. CG t
entire appr;:_
stated that
to investigee
Project,
CommitteeOn
Ne.
re i� Q' en inn.
At
on the m ttee
receipt of r
Adjournment to October 22 . 1934
On motion of Thoits and Judson, it was directed that
when the Council adjourn; it adjourn to .meet: on Monday, October 22,
1934, at 7:30 p.m., to receive the report of Committee No. 4
upon the recommendation of the Hospitalization Committee and for
the consideration of such otherbusiness as may :rise.
L;onaition of Highway Widening
Councilman Wood brought up the matter of the widening
ene improvement of E1 Camino; Real through the Mayfield business
district and referred to the dangerous condition of the street
and the hazards to automobiles and pedestrians; also to the fact
that many business places are suffering because the sidewalk is
not being kept open and customers are unable to trade at these
stores. He asked for information as to the responsibility for
t .is condition and what steps could be taken to remedy it.
It was noted that .Col. Skeggs, 'Listrict Engineer of the
:;ivision of Highways having charge of the stret widening, would
be in Palo Alto on October 10th, and :,the City Engineer and: City
:attorney were askew to take up this matter with Col. Ske g a and
eneeavor to remedy the conditions complained of.
Councilman Wood left at 9:30 p.m., and was absent during.
the rest of the meeting
Illumination of Tennis Courts
report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending
that tne transfer of .1232.51 be made from the r any. pole f' d
revolving
fund for the illumination of two tennis courts in Ri conad.a Perk,
as recommended by the Board of Public Works. A retort was also
received from Committee No. ± approving the recommendations of
the Board of YVorks and Committee -No. 1, and recommending that
^~ amount not to exceed ;1250.00 be transferred from the pole fund
revolving fund for this purpose
On motion of Mitchell and Bonham, these reports were
:pprovea and the transfer` authorized by vote on roll call, ell
present voting Aye except Crandall and Mosher who were recorded
as not. voting.
es.+rf acin g Tennis Courts.;
A report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending
that, an effort be made to secure as an N..E.R.r. project the, re-
surfacing of tennis courts and improving of back -stops for courts
in El Camino and Peers Parks�.nd'the improving of back -stops
or courts in i 3r conada Park, as recommended the
by
Board of ,:'orks
at an estimated cost of .1760..00.. Committee No. 4 submitted a
report approving this work and recommen :tor that an appropriation
of tiel SO. 0 be made from. the Contingen:tor this purpose.
It was pointed out that if j.E.i',:.A. labor is secured the
,anti e appropriation of 4‘176v.0C might not be needed.. The Mayor
stated that he would ask his special representative, Col. Heyden
to investigate the possibility of securing labor for this
PI ject.
On motion of Kelly and Ca;theart, the .report of
Committee No. 1 was approved
''�'idenin :Pope -Str. e_et : Bridge:
Atits req .es Committee No. 1:was gr:;.nted farther time
an the Natter of the tope. Street Bridge improvement, pending
%cei t of. report fro: the Board of 'Yorks .
v`
Ord'i'nance for Licensink Itinerant Vendors.
e,7.e.rportewas received from Committee No. 2, approving
the action ,of tn�e. ten.porary committee appointee the absence
of all -members ;exceptone of the regular committee,:recommending
the adopta,on of ;tbe 'proposed ordinance requiring merchants only
temporarily :n tne• city to secure a license, the regular,
Comm'i ttee Noz..2 ' recommending that this; ordinance be adopted.
Ordinance No. 638, providing for the licensing of
itinerant vendors, was given second reading, and: on motion of
iCe1ly ;.and ; Bonham, was adopted by unanimous vote on roll call.
Ordinance' Repealing Ordinance on Canned neat
report was received from Committee ao. 2, approving
the action of the temporary committee recommencing the adopticn of
an ordinance.. repealing .ordinance No. 332 relating to "canned heat",
the regular.; Committee :juo. 2 recommendine this ors inence be ad.op to
by tYe. Couxzci=l.
Ordinance , i :. 639, repealing :section 250i of Couif'ied
ordinance »o. _3; referring to canned heat, was given second re .i:.r_,
and on motion of Judson and Thoi ts, was pz-tssed by unanimoue vote
on roll call.
Ordinance ors. Control of worts
iteferring tO- the proposed ordinance :Mending erdin:inee
Nio.. 548 en the control of dogs, Committee .c o. 2 recommended that
no .action be taken. On motion of iieily and Co1ii nS, this
report `was approved.
ordnance Amenai Bui.i uriE, Code
Committee No.. 2 requested additional time before mnki e
a. recommendation on the proposed ordinance amending See. 160_, of
the bui_.Ld'ing Code, which was granted.
Purchase; of. Stretchers
A ..report was received from committee No. 4 recommen..in:
that an appropriation not to exceed 45v.Ov be made from t :e
Continent Fund ;:for the purpose of purchasing six army stre.tch_'rr‘
as 'requested by . the ,isa.;ter aelief Oommittee. On, motion of
!moo . dins and Bonham, this report was approved and the e.pproeriet,:inr.
authorized by unanimous vote on roil call.
in re Fire Insurance
.,report was received from Committee i;o . 5 recommendir
that the fire insurance of the City's pr ol;erties be conso1i t=::
into six (8) policies, and based on valuations as ferni shed ^v
City. engineers. This was discussed, ana •on motion of-Eitc^e1 i
and_ Judson th„-e report was approved ana Committee' No. 5 w'
aUthori:x'ed to re -arrange the fire insurance policies into ex
policies based on valuations as furnished by the City x neineed .
ed fram lor, an< Oyster Co.
The City Attorney presented a deed from the :orgr.:. :
Oyster Company for _272.489 acres porch .sed under a lea 1e cohtreet
'hick has now been epaid.for.
.. - 3n: -motion- of r.e11y and Thoi tai' re.`i''C1ut.;:t n accep
this deed was passed by. nnan:,..nous vote on roll ea1? ..
x ey
1317 i nc
and consi;:
the a la nn.
Thojts and
on roll ca
t muee en+
scar Oree:
was conf irr.
411 re
oaf • the
and reporte
faulty brak
trucks s_.ou.
particular
s euld be
Board of +t J
referred to
their conei
rt_e�oi�t
Th
eper trnent t�
:t+mth of ,ee ?
-1115 r.'
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approved and
unanimous vel
`Jr4 r'
ondaY, -ictobe
A4
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r
Revision of ,Gon .n ; abd
_�Ur. .,__ nce
Jru1:7anCC .Vp �: -�
ry Zoning
640, z amended,amending
,1;. ! inclusive of the 4't%^ O`�+ i �.)�'Ci 4..a.J?'i 5 ? �1.Z.V
:.: considered. hen A in6 Ordinance, Y ? s :iv en `second r e:Idirg
_ ordinance as .. A
~„�: i .L::n:Z.�nC vo.r..i.�.ss J.tVn ;i.�d' b Committee
, r'!:+ c'.L�Je%nliel;, X5.1.`. '�L'�,1Z�rove.., by
y C.ommi tee No. 1. On motion Jf
Thoits and Bonh.a , the ordinance was Y
roll ,n rr , call. �:�op�.au. by �.n,�z;,i,rou:� vote
:,pp�;intment to Advisory Board
The Mayor announced that he w r 4
v �✓-ir �• .i�.lw o.� v - the
.d. :7.L7 e'.i. to ';�hJ� :. .� t Rev.
��s a member of ..L):vv.csor.y on W ev
''...i:" "?:Ie?:t5, .tU f:�11 the vacancy .,,�: + Bo.=..�',.� UiJi.'�Fr2'C1..',l
.. u.ie e ts, f I motion c Mitchell
caused by the resignation of ev.
C1
:.a confirmed. and O;'?h,l' ' thin nomination
1.n re uiieiter iruck
Councilman Judson' brow n r the ,
u� of the o =r,
the truck used by the Community K t �ti�n
n reported that `this true Y Kitchen and former Shelter,
re o: had had c7 r1 accident recently due to
faultybrakes. It was CouY]Ci1ma:3'. J 4
trucks :cola be handled by Judson's opinion that all the
.,. r cks should
dbe whiched the: Board of works„ and that this
t truck has ,not been properly r
^s:zl be v -�� o e�1T
� ;.. ,3te� as are of the .city p- r r ,� taken care of,
fleet %nd m nta:i
�o:rd of i rk and rented, to the :shelter. rieo by s%e.
referred to' the l�'3;jTJrys �:U;2]t?7:i: .r xLl:l:i suggestion was
Committee on �nemPioyr�ert r e Fief. f or
l.•1LJ..1 consideration. -
.,r,clagrts oof, Jrfficia:1s
The reports of the �,eprt+ent of h� y r , �.
--��..: t_;�crt of Public ��.i..e�. the u��.i;, o cr�s.:, the
eap; h ofe Ue o 1934,Safety, Auditor and T ,
P mber, were receive, p the
i? i on file.
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Arthur G. James
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city Clerk
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