1933 MAY 03 CC MINEl Segundo, California.
may 3rd, 1933.
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of E1 Segundo,
California, was called to o--der at 7 :00 o'clock P. M. on-the above date,
in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City, by Peter Be
Binder, Mayor.
ROLL CALL.
Councilmen Present: Gerow, Brimael, Love, Selby and Mayor Binder.
Councilmen Absent: None.
READING OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING.
The minutes of the regular meeting held on the 26th day of April,
1933, were read. No errors or omissions appearing, it was moved by
Councilmen Love, seconded by Councilman Gerow, that the minutes be
approved as read. Carried.
WRITTEN COM14UNICATIONS.
The following communications were read and disposed of as
indicated:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS, METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA, an invitation to attend the Acqueduct Progress Celebration,
to be held at Cabazon, California, May 13th, 1933. Ordered filed.
JOHN F. DOCKWEILER, Representative in Congress, dated April 26th,
1933, acknowledging receipt of a copy of a resolution adopted by the
Council, April 3rd, 1933, respecting the establishment of a certain
standard of municipal bonds and the issuance thereon of currency to cities
by the Federal Government; stating that he is giving careful study to
this problem and is glad to have'before him the views of the Council.
Ordered filed. '
MA ME Be HEATTY,'Chief Cl6rk, Board of Supervisors, dated April
27th, 1933, forwarding Dopy of a'statement made to the Board of Supervisors
by A. W. McMillan and R: C. Brandion, in the matter of handling
Heconstruction Finande Corporatidn funds. Ordered filed.
H. E. BONNELL AfM ASSOCIATES, dated April 27th, 1933, requesting
an opportunity to submit an estimate of the cost of performing the
municipal audit for the fiscal ydar 1933 -1934. Ordered filed.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY, an undated application for
permission to change the locations of four poles, to install two anchors
and to trim five trees do the North side of Rosecrans Avenue, East of
Arizona Drive, all as shown upon'the sketch accompanying said application.
The Street Supdrintendeiit having approved the request, it was moved
by Councilman Krimimel, deconded By . Councilman•. Love, that Southern !.California
Telephone Company be and it is hdreby granted permission to change the
location of four poles,'to install two anchors and to trim five trees on
the North side of Rosectans Aven'de East of Arizona Drive, all as shown upon
that certain sketch submitted with this application for permission so to do,
filed with the Council this date'and approved by the Street'Superintendent,
provided all of said work is prodecuted and completed to the satisfaction
of the Street Superintendent of the City of El-Segundo. Carried.
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION, dated April 18th, 1933, inviting
the Council to send a representative to the All California Accident
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Prevention Congress, to be held at San Francisco, May 24th and May 25th,
pursuant to proclamation of the Governor of the State of California.
Ordered filed.
None.
None.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND SPECIAL COUNITTEES.
The City Attorney advised the Council that pursuanttb its request
he had prepared a bill to amend Section 16 of Chapter 210, Statutes of
1901, which would enable property owners *squiring aid from the County
Welfare Department, who own or have an equity in property and are
temporarily unable to find'employment, to obtain such aid without the
necessity of taking the pauper's oath and having a lien filed against
their properties by the County; that he had forwarded copies of his
proposed amendment to Assemblyman Greene and Senator J. W. McKinley, with
a letter of explanation, but recommending that the bill be not presented
to the Legislature unless the Council, after further consideration,
desired to push the matter. Following discussion, by generdl consent
the City Attorney was instructed to wire Assemblymad Greene to cause the
bill to be introduced in the present session of the State Legislature if
possible.
The Fire Chief informed the Council that a new battery is required
for the fire engine and by general consent he was instructed to obtain
prices for presentation to the Council at its neat meeting.
uNFIlJISHED BUSINESS.
None.
PAYING BILLS.
The following demands, having had the approval of the Committee
on Finance and Records, were read:
Water Works Fund
General find
Be G. Elliott
39.68
W.
Allee
34.72
W. Woodyard
10085
C.
Angle
19.84
H. J. Anderson
5.27
D.
Boyer
35.55
C. Stockburger
6.20
J.
Burgner
43.13
J. C. Osborne
48.98
A.
Bogan
39.68
F. A. Booth
5.58
S.
Be Campbell'
39968
A. J. Bois
5958
F:
L. Gregory
48.00
C. Crownover
7.20
A.
H. Green
39.68
Mike 1(oneevich
6.40
W.
Henry
39.68
Mike Roneevich
6.40
J.
Martin
25.42
Grinnell Company
55.80
T.
Powers
39.68
Addressograph Sales Agency
.94
M.
Rahan
39.68
Brown Instrument Company
6.43
D.
Raynor
39.68
Mueller Company
.80
J.
Schoening
39.68
So. Calif. Blue Print Co.
6.72
A.
Siebken
39.68
Consolidated Rock Products
Co. 62.21
G.
Turney
37.20
James Jones Company
1.07
M.
Zivalie
14.88
Coast Plumbing Supply Co.
5.74.
T.
Bray
14.88
E. W. French
37.63
W.
Callahan
4.96
El Segundo Herald
22.50•
A.
Ewan
4.96
i. No Sumner
138.50
Be
Weatherfield
14.88
R. T. Hutchins
37.00
P.
Campbell
8,37
he T. Hutchins
50.35
F.
Be Mack
8.37
Clara A. Hueckel
60.00
R.
Goodrich
7.44
`rances G. Lloyd
5.00
L.
Short
7944
Griffith Hardware Co.
1.76
C.
Grabill
9.92
City of rl Segundo
r 387.57
H.
Swain
19.84
TOTAL
1022.16
A.
Bogan
4.96
T.
Bergner
3.00
F.
L. Gregory
6.00
J.
Schoening
4.96
s
General Fund
R. F. Ward
148.80
American Bitumuls Co.
95.41
Consolidated hock Products
153.71
E1 Segundo Herald
184.20
Los Angeles Rubber Stamp (;o.
.59
Grimes - Stassforth State Co.
3.15
Industrial Printing & State
150.00
Company
11.75
Smith -Emery Company
15.00
Inglewood Lumber Company
9.80
George M. Green
30.00
American Legion Auxiliary
15.00
C. F. Turner
2.50
J. Go Tucker & Son
6067
Spartan Market
.82
Brewer Radio & Elect. Shop
47.62
So. Calif. Gas Company
9.16
Griffith Hardware Company
10.77
So. Calif. Gas Company
.38
City of El Segundo Water Dept.260.90
City of El Segundo Water Dept. 18.75
builders Material Co.
262.14
E. Morgan
100.00
E. J. Grow
120.00
Alice hope
45.00
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General Fund
Peter E. Binder
25.00
John A. Gerow
25.00
Wm. A. Krimme1, Jr.
25000
George Love
25.00
William R. Selby
25.00
Victor D. McCarthy
250.00
Neva M. Elsey -
150.00
Uinta Curtzwiler
100.00
Clyde Woodworth
114.00
Don Co Fugitt
45.00
J. A. wings
136.00
T. B. DeBerry
127.20
M. H. McIntire
127.20
C. C. Havens
120.00
H. J. Sherphorn
120.00
George McLauehlin
120.00
Co K. McConnell
13.00
A. K. Tennis
100.00
H. McMillan
93.33
H. Burns
93.33
R. T. Hutchins
236.00
Clara Eaton
20.00
J. A. Macdonald
136.00
A. T. Miller
106.40
TOTAL
4620.52
Moved by Councilman Love, seconded by Councilman Krimmel, that the demands
be allowed and warrants drawn on and paid out of the respective funds covering
the same. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Gerow, Krimmel, Love, Selby and Mayor Binder.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
NEW BUSINESS.
None.
No further business appearing to be transacted at this meeting, it
was moved by Councilman Selby, seconded by Councilman Gerow, that the meeting
adjourn. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Approved: City '1
Mayor.