HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - December 22, 1913 - CCAzusa California,
December 22,1913.
The Board of Trustees of the City of Azusa met in regular
session at 7:30 P.M.
Present at roll call; Collins, Barnes, Clark and Roach.
Absent; Case.
The Minutes of December 8th and 9th 1913, were read and
approved.
Applications for Pool -room licence from Frank�ZtresMlyr,u
yoRau✓ Charles Bender, and T.8.Ok1 were read by the Clark.
Moved by Bar nee, seconded by Cobline that the licensee be
granted the applicants.
Motion carried.
Moved by 018rk;:,_9econded by Collins that the City Engineer
be allowed no pay for attending Counsil meeting.
Motion carried.
Sk Trustees Clark was appointed by President Roach to attend
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the Stock Holders Meeting of the Azusa Agricultural Water Co.
to be held January 6th 1914, and to vote the Cit3's Stock.
Movedb by Collins, seconded by Barnes that the Ordinance
a
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being "AN ORDIIiANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF
p AZUSA ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF AZUSA AVENUE FROM SIERRA
MADRE AVENUE TO THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SAID CITY OF VUSA,"
be taken up for the first reading.
Motion carried.
The Ordinance was read by the Clark.
Moved by Barnes, seconded by Collins that the Ordinance
be declared read for the first time and taken up for the
second reading .
Motion carried.
The Ordinance was read by the Clark.
Moved by Collins seconded by Barnes that the Ordinance
be declared read for the second time and laid over until the
next meeting.
Trustee Clark offered a Resolution and moved its adoption
being"A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF
AZUSA PROVIDING FOR THE TRANSFER OF CERTAIN FUNDS".
The Resolution w$s read by the Clerk.
The Resolution was seconded by Collins.
Roll call; Ayes; Collins, Barnes, Clark, and Roaoh.
Noes; None.
Absent; Case.
Moved by Clark, seconded by Barnes that the City Attorney
be instructed to draw up an Ordinance providing for.the
dumping of trash and rubbish on the City's,land west of Azusa
, for the placing of receptacles for trash on street and.
collecting of same.
Motion carried.
Superintendent Thompson stated that J.R..Dalton.had
.
asked for
light at his residence and that it would mean
an.
extension
of the line.
Moved
by Barnes, seconded by Collins that Mr Dalton
be
given the
light.
Motion carried.
Moved
by Clark, seconded by Barnes that the following bills
be allowed and warrants drawn for the same.
Roll
call; Ayes; Collins, Barnes, Clark and Roach.
Noes; None.
Absent; Case.
NO 2053,
GENERAL FUND.
W.O.Streshly, supplies,
3.40
3058,
First Natl Bank, assigned,
30.37
3104,
E.R.Gauldin, labor,
5.20
3115,
J0 Wyatt, "
21.00
3116,
J..G.Wyatt, "
45.00
3120,
Cunningham, Curtis & Welch CO, supplies,
21.24
3136
W.I.Rury, supplies,
1.80
„
3142,
Byron Hanna, Atty Fees,
75.00
49.30
3171,
H.S.Gierlich, Labor,
3178,
H.S.Gierlich, "
81.15
3174,
O.A.Gierlich, 055.00
3175,
Jno. A.Hanson, refund of taxes,
2.32
3176,
Jno. C.Stick, Atty Fees,
25,75
3177,
Jno. C.Stick, " "
26.25
3178,
W.I.Hamblin, labor,
2.00
3179,
C.W.Boulddn, eecorder fees,
100.00
3180,
F.L.Dingman, auto hire,
10.00
6.00
3181,
W.D.Singleton, refund of taxes,
3182,
J.H.Akard, auto hire,
10.00
3183,
M.J.Coffin,"
10.00
3184,
a:
Chas, Robinson, auto hire,
10.00
3185,
Threes, Ortuno, interpreter fees,
3.00
3186,
J.G.Wyatt, labor,
21.00
3187,
J.G.Wyatt, "
45.00
3188,
McQuiston & Currier, printing,
15.45
3189,
H.S.Gierlich, labor,
62.85
3.00
3190,
C.E.Gauldin, interpreter fees,
3191,
Fred Reipe, feeding prisoners.
12.00
3192,
H.Thorp, expenses,
3.00
2.00
3194,
Knight & Burt, auto hire,
3195,
C.F.Merkle, feeding prisoners,
8,00
13.00
3194,
W.C.Granville, beds for jail,
3197,
W.C.Granxillo, car fare,
.75
3198,
Theresa Ortuno, interpretegA fees,
3,00
3199,
R.S.Worthing, labor,
1.35
3200,
R.E.Worthing, material,
.30
111
a /,
112
Electric Light & Power Fund.
816, P.L.& P. Co, light,
WATER FUND.
826, P.L.& P.Co, "
NO 724,
H.R.Boynton Co, material,
$1460,36
819,
R.E.Worthing, labor & material,
82.20
827,
Neptune Meter Co, meters,
5.10
829,
Contract Water Co, water,
170.38
861,Kerckhoff, Cuzner M & L Co, material,
48.00
876,
H.R.Boynton, material,
28.39
877,
H.R.Boynton Co, "
2.35
878,
H.R.Boynton Co, "
39.38
907,
H.S.Gierlich, labor,
75.00
908,
H.S.Gierlich, "
26.50
909,
H.S.Gierlich, "
18.05
910,
H.S.Gierlich, "
24.00
911,
H.R.Boynton,Co, material,
41.38
912,
H.R.Boynton Co, "
9.45
913,
H.R.Boynton Co, "
2.41
9/'�,
Azusa Agricultural Water Co, assessments,
8.60
915,
Azusa Agricultural Water Co, water,
7.56
916,
G.W.Juden, labor,
.75
9117,
R.E.Worthing, material,
.75
918,
R.E.Worthing, labor & material,
1.57
919,
H.S.Gierlich, "
87.50
920,
H.S.Gierlich, "
39.85
921,
Frank Roberts, "
3.00
922,
A.T.Elliot, "
2.00
Electric Light & Power Fund.
816, P.L.& P. Co, light,
$ 366.08
826, P.L.& P.Co, "
364:80'.
829, Geo, Juden, labor,
8.25
830, R.E.Worthing, material,
.25
831, H.S.Gierlich, labor,
13000
832, Frank Roberta, "
12.00
833, A.T.Elliot, "
3.00
Park Fund.
512, H.R.Boynton, co, material,
$ 4..16
514, G.L.Anchonda, manure,
6:16
515, Maurice Jones, labor,
31.24
Engineer Gidrlich stated that Fourth Street
should ht
least be graded when the sidewalk and curb was put in.
Moved by Clark, seconded by Barnes that the
matter be
referred to the Public Works Committee.
Motion carried.
Moved by Collins, seconded bjt Barnes that the
meeting
adjourn.
Motion carried.
City Clark.
C:-Vputy C�-eer,.a�v�A_ a.