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Azusa, California, January 13th,1913.
The Board of Trustees met in regular session at 7:15 P. M.
` Present at roll call; Collins, Barnes, Clark., Case and Roach.
j The minutes of December 23rd,1912 weret•read and approved,
A petition was read from.the residents of Orange 9— R Ave.
asking for the installation of a fire plug on Orange Q=== Ave. �r e
between Sixth Street and Center Street,
Moved by Case seconded by Collins that the petition be granted FZ." )a—
i and the fire plug be installed
Motion carried.
Petition was read from the residents of Alameda Ave. and Dalton
Avenue near Sixth Street for the installation of Street Lights
on the corner of Sixth and Alameda , and Sixth and Dalton Ave.
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The Light Superintendent was instructed to investigate the
matter and turn in an estimate on the cost of installation at the
next meeting.
A communication was read from J. H. Malone asking to lease A
the land around the old City reservoir.
Trustee Clark an chairman of the Public Works Committee stated 1
that the Committeatconsidered Mr Utters bid of $40,.00 an acre and
guaranteeing to use City Water for irrigating , the best propositign3. " -f
The City Attorney was instructed to draw up a contract leas-
ing Mr Utter the land around the old reservoir at $40.00.per Acre,
he agreeing to use City Water for irrigation.
Mr Cardwell came befgre the Board stating that in as much as
the reservoir had been tapped on the South Bide instead of the
North aide as agreed , and in as much as the coat was considerable 1
greater on the account of the tapping on the South side ofsthed
reservoir , he thought the City ought to pay. $25.00 moretowardB
the laying of pipe.
The matter was referred to the Public Works Committee..
Mr Leland Poage.came before Phe Board as a representative.(`)
of the Azusa Agricultural Water Compamy, asking that they.be given
free use oIg the old City Reservoir for the ensuing year.
Moved by Case, seconded by Collins, that MnePoages request
be granted, and the City Attorney draw up the necessary papprs.
Motion carried.
Mrs Dr Hill came before the Board asking that the City pur-
chase more fire hose.
�\ Specifications regarding the printing contract for the ensuing p
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year were reaei by the Clark.. �
' Moved by Barnes, seconded by Colljne that the specifications
be adopted as read.- -
Roll call; Ayes; Collins, Barnes, Clark. Case and Roach.
Noes; None,
Ahannt- None.
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^^cMoved by Collins, seconded by Barnes that the City Clerk. ad-
vertise for bids for the City Printing.
. Motion carried.
Engineer Gierlich stated that he thought it a good plan to use
y w.d
oil. macadam on the street crossings ,on the streets that were not
clayed or paved,and that the same could be done without test to
the City.
The matter was referred to the Public Works Committee, to report
next meeting.
od IQe--k`h Moved by Case, seconded by Collins that the City Clerk instruct
the Santa Fe and Pacific Electric Railway Companys that unless they
install the wigwag signals within thirty days that the Board would pass
a�Ordian`'cl,s_limiting their speed to ten miles an hour.
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Motion"carried.
,C,.,k a t. M.oved by Case, seconded by Barnes that the City Clerk advertise
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C for bids for 30o feet of fire hose.
Sye/ o
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Motion carried.
Trustee Case offered a Resolution , being a Resolution of the
2- -5-0, Board of Trustees ofthe City of Azusa PROVIDING FOR THE TRANSFER OF
CERTAMN FUNDS.-
The
UNDS.
The Resolution was read by the Clerk.
Moved by Case, seconded by Barnes that the Resolution be adopted
as read.
Roll call; Ayes; Collins, Barnes, Clark, Case and Roach.
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Noes; None.
Absent: None.
Moved by Barnes, seconded by Collins that the following demands
a ¢e ,A be allowed and warrants drawn for the same.
Motion carried.
General Fund.
NO 1828,I.B. Barnes, Salary as Collector of Revenues for Dec.1912, 0 15.00
1829,I, B. Barnes, " " Deputy Clerk,
15.00
1830,Geo.
E. Glover, " " City Attorney,
35.90
1831,W.
C. Granville,Supt, of Ste, a,d City Marshall,
75.00
1832,
W. I. Hamblin, Special police,
25.00
1833,J.
E. Hill, Health officer,
5.00
1634,
C. W. Bouldin, City Clerk,
50.00
1851,
Ben ]sale, Labor,
6.00
1827,
Emily T. Smith, Refund of Taxes,
6.00
1837,
E. K. Pierce, go ti 1,
6.25
1836,
A. .Brubaker, " " it
10.65
1845,
C. W. Bouldin, Recorder fees,
36.00
1754,
Home Telephone Co, Long Distance service,
1.20
1806,
Azusa Valley Savings Bank, refund on taxes,
37.50
1812,
United States National Bank, " " "
13.50
1824,
J. E. Hill, Medical service,
155.00
1826,
Meier and Smith, Supplies,
2.20
1840,
C. E. Gauldin, Arrests,!
5.40 \
1841,
Trunk Line Outfall Sewer Comm., Pro rate,
15.62
1842,
L. Calvert, Supplies,
2.64
1843,
R. M. Bard, .refund on taxes,.
3.75
1844,
Meier Bros, Material,
11.85
Kingsley, Mason ;send Collins Co, Supplies,
4.35
CEO. E. Glover, Stationery suppl ies,
2.10
1848,
J. E. Hill , medical and Hospital fees,
191.15
1849,J.
G. Wyatt, labor,
73.07
1850,
J. G. Wyatt, "
45.50
1853,
M. V. Cruz, arrests,
5.50
1852,
Mrs Fred Riepe,feeding prisoners,
28.00
General Fund,(cont): 21
Moved by Collins, seconded by Barnes thatthe meeting adjourn.
Motion carried. V
H6, 1854qi
J. E, Hill, Supplies,
$ .54
1855,
Ray McNeilley, labor,
8.50
1856,
P. M. Ruslas, "
39.00
1857,
C. M. Alvarado, "
28.00
1858,
P. M. Ruelas, "
22.00
1859,
D. Davies, "
14.00
1860,
Colley. Drug Co, Supplies,
.75
1862,
Elisa Moya, Janitor work,
10.00
1863,
W. Lovelace, labor,
4.00
1864,
Home Telephone Co, Long distance service,
1.80
WATER FUND.
586,
H. W. Thompson, Supt. of water for Dec.1912,
40.00
540,
Union Water Meter Co, water meters,
7.00
582,
C. I• Hoon, labor,
5.63
583,
Gammon Meter Co, Material.
8.60
584,
Meier Bros, Labor,
27.00
585,
Jaun Cortez, "
9.65
587,
S. Jurgee, "
20.25
588,
John, Landero8, labor,
3.25
589.
John Landeros, n
15.70
590.
Jphn Moore, "
3.25
591,
A. Bellows, "
12.00
592,
John Moore, "
12.00
593,
C. Miller, "
4.00
594,
T. Velasco, "
17.70
595,
D. Arvias, "
18:70
b96,
H. Ellis, "
17.50
597,
A. Bury,
10.69
598,
P. Rodriquez, "
14.00
599,
J. B. Alexander, "
3.25
600,
0. Poston, "
15.00
601,
J. B. Alexander, "
4.00
602,
C. 0. Nichols, "
17.00
603,
Pedro Garcia, "
3538
604,
R. Ramos, "
17.70
605
'Walter Budworth, "
18.00
606,00. Sierra, 2
17.70
607.
0. Sierra, "
3.25
608,
Azusa Hdwe. and Imp. Co. Material,
19.60
610,
Meier. Bros, Material,
96.77
611,
John Alexander, Labor,
15.00
612,
James, Stull, "
3.25
613,
T. Velasco, n
12.00
614,
G. M. Sills, It
17.70
615,
C. 0. Nichols, "
12.75
616,
U. M. Sills, n "
10.58
617,
0. Poston, "
12.28
618,
Walter Budworth, "
8.37
619,
H. Ellis, "
12.00
620,
P. Rodriquez, "
11.75
621,
RRamos, "
12.70
622,
C.. Miller, "
12.53
623,
D. Akvias,
13.00
624,
E. Jurgee, "
15.38
625,
Pedro Garcia, "
15.75
626,
J.E. Harmisin, "
8.00
627,
Walter Lovelace, "
12.00
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER FUND.
668,H. W. Thompson, Supt. of: light for Dec, 1012,
35.00
676,
Frank Whalen, .Lineman,
11.25
672,
Frank Whalen, "
30.00
665,
Kerckhoff, Cuzner .M& L CO. Material,
18.20
667,
Meier and Smith, Supplies,
1.10
669,
L. Calvert, Material,
23.16
670,
Pedro Garcia, Labor,
14.62
67k,
John Alexander, "
12.50
674,
Azusa, Hdwe and Imp. Co. Material,
5.90
675,
E. E. Dunn. Labor
1.35
677,
P. IG & P. Co, Lighting City
440.80
678,
Meier Bros, Material,
32.50
679,
Jim Alexander, Labor,
6.75
680,
Jae. Stull, "
6.75
681,
Walter Lovelace, «,
2.00
PARK FUND.
448,
K.C.M & L. CO., Material.
2.45
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449,
A. G. Owen, Flower seed,
16.67
450,
H. R. Boynton Co. Material.
1.45
451,
H. R. Boynton Co,
452,
Meier Bros. "
15.85
453,
M. Jones, Labor,
46,82
Moved by Collins, seconded by Barnes thatthe meeting adjourn.
Motion carried. V