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Home My WebLink About1922-10-02 CITY HALL October 2nd, 1922. FC4GULAR: The regular meeting for the month of October was called to order at 7�op. m. ROLL CALL: Trustees ��- �rustees present - Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Andrews,_ " absent - None INU The minutes of the meeting for the month of September were READ: read by the clerk, and. on motion, regularly put and carried. Approved. IAONTHLY Monthly reports of the City Treasurer, Street Superinten- REPORTS dent, City Recorder, and Gas Department, were read, and on motion READ: by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee llRacklin, ordered placed on ;I file. The following communications received: Protest against PROTEST issuing permit for oil station to be conducted at the corner of AGAINST OIL 6th and Olive Streets, signed by 20 property owners. In this STATION ON connecti:or'. the±b was -an application signed by J. J. Coureges and 6th and Henry Lacabanne , owners, and P. W. Koontz, leasee , of the above OLIVE STS. : mentioned property, requesting permit to cut the curb and put in driveways for a proposed oil station. On motion of Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Dbarr, the City Clerk was instructed to notify all persons interested in this matter to appear at 7:30 p.m. r Tuesday, October 3rd, 1922, and- show cause why permit should not be granted. Carried. !� LI Attorney Charles D. Swaner appeared in behalf of I.E. GRANTING OF Litten, owner of the Avalon Pool Hall , urging the granting of PERMIT TO RUN Mr. Litten' s requeet for permit to run a lunch counter in his LUNCH COUNTER pool hall. On motion_ by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee IN POOL HALL: Andrews, it was moved that the application be returned to Mr. Litten for revision, subject to the approval of the City Attorney. Carried. The matter of the transfer of the permit- of 0. K. Kirk- RE: COITDUCT- patrick to conduct a Tackle Stand on the outter end of. the Pier, ING TACKLE wa•s referred to the Police Department for investigation of the man ! STAND ON END vrho has purchased the interest of Mr. Kirkpatrick, before granting I OF PIER: a business license and acceptance of his check for the rental. J It was moved by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee M ck- PERMITTING lin, that request of G. E. Cluett of Del Mar Cafe for Im rmit to SOCIAL OR conduct social or dinner dances in his Cafe, be granted, subject DINNER DANCtLSS to proper police inspection and regulation. IN DEL MAR CAFE: A communication from IJLr. Howard Walton, Civil Engineer, was read, making application for the position of City Engineer. On motion of. Trustee .Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson, the Clerk was instructed to advise that the position of City Engineer is being filled and therefore there exists no vacancy at this time ® POSITION OF On motion of Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson, ASST. CITY it was moved that the position of Assistant City Engineer be de- � ENG.. VACANT: clared vacant. �I I APPOINTi.2ENT On motion by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee Macklin, a `� OF CITY ENG..: Louis Fo Gates was appointed City Engineer at a molithly salary of $100.00. ! ! II� I SALARY OF On motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Onson, SUPT. OF GAS the' salary of Superintendent of Gas Department, was fixed. at $L5 { DEPT. : per month and W. R. Wri ht tem orar su erintendent was a p� g . . p � p a p- pointed as Superintendent of Gas Department. On motion regularly put and carried, the office of Assis- a OFFICE OF taut Cashier of the Gas Department was declared vacant; II ASST. CASHIER OF' GAS DEFT. VA CANT q h '4•� c I o j - Pgge f2 APPOINTMENT On motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Obarr, OF DEPUTY W. R. Wright was appointed Deputy Tax Collector, with authority to TAX COLLEC- employ necessary help to conduct that branch of the City business TOR: and to place under bond such City employes as are handling City Funds. PLACING OF On motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson, OIL SANDS the Street Superintendent was instructed to place oil sands in the IN ALLEYS: alleys , whenever the work in his department would permit. 4 PROHIBITING On motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Obarr, THROWING it was moved that the City Attorney be instructed to draw an Or- REFUSE IaTAT- dinance prohibiting the throwing of refuse matters on the business TERS IN STS. streets of the City. Carried. , GRANTING On motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson P aRv1IT TO the request of Alice E. Weinschenk for permit to cut the curb on CUT CURB : Lots 9 and 10, Block 107 , on 8th Street, was granted. ALLOWING Motion was made by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee OF BIBS: Macklin, that the bids be allowed. Carried. ;i The demands approved by the Finance Committee were as follows: DEMANDS Richard Drew $25.00 H. Laurant $21.00 ALLOWED: A. Onson 25.00 Thomas Van Talbert 12.00 J. H. Macklin 25.00 1`9'. 14. Jones 256.00 R.L. , Obarr 25.00 W. H. Jones 220.00 C. J. Andrews 25.00 1,`. H. Jones 300 o OG W. R. Wright 125.00 W. H. Jones 216.00' W. R. Wright 200.00 Olmstead & Gillelely 350.00- L. W. Blodget 125.00 V. U. Brown 180.00 0. E. Lavering 25.00 Mrs. E. G. Black 30.00 .C. W. Warner 75.00 F. B. Miles 73.60 I J. Tinsley �,v 203.45 S. S. Lavering 22.40 R. Choat 150.00 Geo. Tinsley 15.00 Geo. W. Colema.r_ 150.00 Harry Lee 150.00 J. L. Sht 'nton 150.00 W. R. Wright, 120.00 C. E. V13thy 170.00 T. G. DeLapp 11.00 Helen N. 100.00 T. C. DeLapp 40.00 Grace M. Brose 125.00 Sarah Fs Smith `._10.08 Gertrude Catching 100.00 Ella Labadie 16.00 I. 'Gertrude Schumm 58.00 W. R. McKee 5.00 Clint Creamer v 150.00 Ella Labadie 5.00 ' R. E. Clark 150.00 Mrs. Zella Thomson 5.00 i L. E. Hill 125.00 J. J. Thornton 5.00 'At. R. Garrett 115.00 S. E. Hearn 5.00 J. D. Godfrey 105.00 Mrs. Helen Berney 5.00 J. R. Quinn 26.00 Mrs. 41argaret Stevens 5.00 James Carroll 26.00 T.1lrs. Gertrude Xing 5.00 Louis F. Gates 75.00 W. R. Wright 25.32 Louis F. Gates 25.00 R. J. Prescott 9.99 Louis F. Gates 75.00 R. J. Prescott 9.70 Louis F. Gates 25.00 Service Auto Laundry 7.00 Louis F. Gates 13.40 Huntington Beach News 433.82 C. W. Booth 175.00 Jack M. Whitney Lbr.Co. 99.55 Jack Colvin 125.00 Main Street Garage 15.00 E. H. Smith 3.96.00 Catching Bros. Co. 49.48 George Handley 119.25 Ed Manning 129.10 J. H. Torres 103.00 Ed Manning 251.45 A. Taylor 100.00 Ed Manning 260.90 J. W. Rush 101.00 W. D. Young 31.94 Harry Groves 39.85 W. D. Young 124.82 C. Harpold 106.00 W. D. Young 45.05 J. 0. Handley 101.00 Union Oil Co. of Calif. 38.30 "i Sam Isham 98.50 Union Oil Co. of Calif. 38.30 I' FF 11 li Page 3. Commercial Garage $29.90 Southern Cos.Gas Co. $1180.87 Pacific Auto & Supply 1.25 Sam Stein Stationery 42,75 H.B. Machine & Forge Shopl9.75 West Disinfecting Co. 371 S. R. B o,,R.,e n Coo 15.50 Frankel Carbon & Ribbon 9.00 H.B.Auto Elec. Works 4.90 State Comp. Insurance Fund H. Bo Tele. Coo 9050 333.32 H. B. Water Coo 247.12 Crane Co. 189,64 H. Bo Water Co. 19098 Sprague Meter Co. 614.08 H. B. Tire & Ignition Co. 5.50 Eastside Water Coo 18,75 McElfresh Merco Co. 1.35 Sou. Calif. Edison Co. 499.78 J. W. Mitchell . 17.50 Sou. Calif.Rubber Stamp 2o75 - The American Cafe 30.00 Shinn-Holtz-Lyon Coo 95.44 John McEwen 15.00 General Gas Light Co. 117o68 R. E. McIntosh 40000 Los Angeles Rubber Stamp 6.65 R. E. McIntosh 39:05 Chas. R. Hadley Co. 30.54 H. B. Service Station 2.00 Welsbach Co. 110.00 H. B. Hdwe. Co. 71.82 H. B. Hdive. Coo 22o45 H. B. Lion' s Band 300.00 C. A. Creamer 7.45 It was regularly put and carried to adjourn until ADJOURNINIMT: 7:30 p. m. October 3rd, 1922* APPROVED: Prebident of the board of Trusteeso ATTEST: CITY LEHK.