HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1938/12/05MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEA~II~iG OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHULA ~zSTA,
C~L1-FORN-i~, ~',~;D ~CEMBER 5, 1938.
The Council met in regular session in the 0ouncil Chamber of the City Hall
on the above shown date with Msyor Done presiding. Meeting called to order at
7 o'clock P. M. Present: l~yor Done, Clmen. Howe, Timmons and Bryant. Absent:
Cl. Brown.
M2}KFFE8 OF PREVIOUS_~IN_GSA T~e m~nu~s of~t~%e Regula%%I.~). et~q$~of.~o.vembgr
7th, i~, ~md uf ~ ~ju~'~ ~.eguJ~r ~ee~ng o~I* ~ove.moer~_-m~_a~ ~?~, nav~ng oeen~
prepared end mailed to each member of this Counci- by the uxty o-er~, were approveo
as prepared and mailed.
CHICKEN HOT DOGS: A petition signed by p~operty owners living in the vicinity
of 46 Madison Ave., stating that they did not object to the issuance of a special
permit to Mrs. Edgar Nelson for the preparation of chicken hot dogs and chicken
spreads, by-products of same, at 46 Madison Ave. was presented to the Council.
While this property is located in the multiple dwelling zone wherein types of
business like this are not ordinarily allowed, inasmuch as the business is to be
carried on in her own home and the neighbors in that vicinity have agreed to it,
upon motion by Cl. Bryant, seconded by Cl. Timmons, which carried, the permit was
granted as requested for a period of six months.
SideWALKS TO GRA~$/AR SCHOOL: By letter 1/r. Y. C. Lauderbach, on behalf of
the Board of Trustees of the Chula Vista Union School District, pointed out the
need for side-walks adjacent to the new grammar school in the south part of the
city. Inasmuch as there ~re hardly any side-walks in the southern part of Chula
Vista it would present quite a problem when the rains come and the School Board
suggested that some Joint procedure be worked out by the School District and the
City. As a good share of the students going to the Grarmnsr School come by way
of Third Avenue down to L St., thence to the School, Cl. Howe suggested that on
the space reserved for side-walks the street be graded and granited on Third Ave.
from K to L and on the south side of L St. to the Grem~mar School. He suggested
that if the school district could have the W P A workers now working there ~X'a~la and
put in the header boards that the city would furaiah the necessary granite for same.
}~r. l~%derbach expressed the opinion that the school trustees would be willing t~
cooperate to that extent and it was decided by the council ttmt this would be satis-
factory if it met with the approval of the school board. Cl. Howe, upon suggestion
of Ms~or Done, stated that he would be present at the next school board meeting
to discuss the matter with them.
00UNTY APPROVAS~ OF R0f~D OILING: A certified copy of the Resolution adopted
by the Board of ~pervisors of Sen Diego County on November 28, 1958, providing
for the oiling of certain streets in Chula Vista, was presented to the council.
This action by the Board of Supervisors was taken upon the request of the Oity
Council by its Resolution No. 5~4, which requested the County to furnish read
oiling equipment and necessary men to operate same for the oiling of I St. from
National Ave. to Bay Boulevard and_ of Ohurch Ave., Dgl Mar .Ave., Tw/i_n.09k~ s ~Ave.,
Elm Ave. and Alpine Ave. between 4 and Kear~ey S. tre_e~_s and.between 'n~. xr.o..ana .
Fifth Avenues. As this resolution by the ~oarc or ~pervxsors granzea rune re
quest of the City Council no OArther action was necessary.
MR!qSUM i-~"l'ITI0,N: A petition signed by property owners living in the vicinity
of LS1 National Avenue requesting that the cOuncil grant I~s. Hersum permission
to rent a building at that address to about twenty-five ~epaness workmen during
the s,,~,m-r season if it could be done without violating any of the essential laws
of the city or state, was presented to the council. The City Attorney reported
that the use of the building as it is at present by this number of persons w~uld
be a violation of the state law due to the lack of necessary lighting and ventil-
ating facilities as well as the lack of toilets, that he had contacted Mr. Hersum
regarding the matter and that he was sure they had arrived at the idea of abandoming
it. In the light of this disclosure the matter was laid on the table.
w~.CTRIC RATE RENU. CTI~qN: The City Attorney ~nformed the council that he ~ad
recei~e~ a cozm~Auication frum the Railroad 0ommissiom infomaing him that a reduction
would be made in electric rates which will save the customers of the Consolidated
Gas & Electric Oompany approximately $158,000.00 ~nnua~ly. It was pointed out that
the major portion of the reduction was made available to the ~11 domestic and
commercial users in the incorporated cities of the county. Reductions were also
made in public street lighting rates for installation of sizes above one hundred
candle po~wex' in all cities. The rates in unincorporated territory were not
affected, nor were agricultural and inAustrial power rates~
~nu~es oi' i~ular ~e~iag of Oity Council, D.e.cember 5, 195.8.
SICK ~fD AO0~ ~CE ~:. Upon ~tion by Cl. Howe, seconded by
Cl. ~Y~t, ~ich 'c~rie'd, t~ renew~ of the Sick and Accident ~s~ce for one
more ye~ was approved and I~yor ~ne ~s instructed to send the renewal rider
for said e~ension. ~is ins~ce is paid entirely by deductions In the City
~ployees' sa~ries.
~E ~ ~R~: ~e City Plying Oo~ission hev~ rec~ended to the
City ~c[~ t~t t~ shade tree ~ey ~ich has be~ cont~plated for so~ ti~,
be sta~ed at its earliest convenience it was decided that t~ Oity Clerk should
notify t~ proper W. P. A. officials of t~s City's desire to get the ~tter ~der
~ ~d desi~ati~ ~. ~ve as the City's representative.
~ C0~'S ~ ~: l~. R. S. ~ffin, ~t of Way ~t of the
Diego O6~solidated ~s & Electric O~y, submitted by letter and blue prin~s
a proposed e~ension of t~ sewer line from the ~ hole on ~co~ Ave~ ~uth
of F St. to the location of their new sub-station. He stated that he was under
the l~ressiom that t~ city would allow the ~s ~p~ to extend the sewer
line ~m said m~ hole to t~ir p~perty ~d that the city wo~d ~ke the 6 i~ch
lateral Inst~lation from that point to t~ir property line for the fee of $5~.50
~d that in~uch as t~ ~ was to st~ the e~ense of ex~ending the sewer
that It ~uld not be necessa~ for th~ to pay for t~ privilege ~f berg
in the sewer district~ He stated that it was their intention to sub~t this
striation to contractors for bid, s~e to be In accord~ce ~th city spec~ications
~d ~shed to be advised whet~r or n~ his ass~tion as above stated ~s co--ct,
~d if it bore the app~l of the Oity Oouncil. This proposed extension was to
be ~ 8 inch sewer line from t~ p~sent ~ ~le norther~ for a distance of
237.6 feet. ~ also stated that he ~s of t~ opinion ~t the city wo~d re~d
to the ~s ~y the propo~ionate asses~ents which would be required of the
p~perty between the ~s Oo~y ~d the n~ present district as, if and ~ t~t
pr~erty bou~t ~to the sewer district. ~ter a study of the blue prints of the
proposed e~ension the City 01erk was inst~cted to info~ ~ ~fin that t~y
app~ved t~ s~d p~, ~th the con.rich t~t the ~s ~ also p~ the ~c-
essa~ assessor to b~ into the district ~d the $5.00 c~ection fee as re-
quired by ordin~ce.
O~I~ D$0~TI0~: ~. ~. Z~cher ~d ~v. ~ster ~d on beef of t~
0h~ Vista ~ch~ts ~ciation ~d the ~ber of O~erce re~ectively, re-
quested the Council to authorize the app~priation of ~ds neeess~ to insta~
C~ist~s ~rees on the li~t st~d~ds ~d in the ~aza, necessa~ li~ts for s~e
and to p~icipate in the f~ni~ing of c~dy for the Ohris~s p~y ~d to in-
st~ct the neeess~ repres~tatives to cooperate ~ ~ss Scott in the distribu-
tion of c~dy. ~ey stated that th~.would appreciate ~ the trees ~sta~ed
by this week end for the affair whi~ the ~rc~ts ~sociation are ha~ng
even~g. Rev. ~nd ~so reposed that the ~ber of ~ree is ~g on a
c~ai~ enco~ng citizens to decorate t~ o~side of their ~s to better
coney t~ ~is~s ~irit. ~ the ~tter of the inst~lation of tr~s, li~ts,
etc. ~s h~ed last year by ~ ~ief ~er he r~orted that he had ln~stigated
the probable cost for the necess~ purc~ses ~d ~st~lations ~d est~ted
that it would take app~t~tely $1~.~ but that t~ trees would prob$1y not be
obtainable for ~st~lation this week e~. ~we~r, ~at if the ~cil so autho~
izod he ~d have th~ inst~led at the e~liest possible t~e ~ s~ of
$1~.50 was appropriated f~ s~d e~nses a~ the fire depa~nt, ~th the ~oper-
ation of t~ street dep~nt, was inst~cted to ~e necess~ insta~tions ~d
to cooperate wi~ ~ss Scott at the O~ist~s p~y. ~is action t~n upon motion by
Cl. B~t and seconded by Cl. T~o~.
~ ~ ~0N Ag~ 0~-~ ~. Wi~e ~d se~r~ other p~perty ~ers
in the N-~lb~ ~X~S ~strlct ~equested that ~dison A~. a~ 0~ge Ave,
in s~d district be oiled before t~ r~ season. Cl. ~e inf~d the p~perty
~ers that it wo~ be ~ossib~ to oil t~ said streets in the ne~ ~t~ as
their ~o~ of work was t~en up for sever~ ~nt~ but that the work ~d be
done Just as soon as possible ~d in no e~nt later th~ this ti~ ne~ ye~,
pe~tt~g. ~. Wl~e also p~ested the low flyi~ of ai~l~es t~g off
l~di~ f~m t~ field in ~eetwater Valle. ~ ~s ~o~d that the city ~d no
J~isdiction whatever over such ~tters but su~ested t~t he see the ai~o~
officials ~d ~k th~ if t~y ~d coope~te in ~gi~their pilots to f~ at
lower ~titudes.
~e of the said pro~rty ~ers ~o re-
quested t~t the st~s on Nation~ Argue ~rth of Oasse~ ~reet ~ich were
~moved by the bi.sion of ~w~s ~d left there on this lot so that the c~bing
~ shoulder ~rk could be put ~ be r~oved. Cl. ~ ~st~cted ~pt.
to have these st~s removed as soon as it was con~nient for him to do so.
~nutes of i~gular ~eeting of City Council, December 0, 19~8.
SUN ADv~TISING: i,~. ~herwood and I,~. Barton, representatives of the
Diego Su~, ~ropositioned the City Council to subscribe $00.00 to advertise Chula
Vista in the "Come to Sen Diego" edition to be publied Dec. 8l, this year. They
pointed out that through the facilities of the Scripps-Howard newspapers throughout
the United States such advertising would reach m~ny thousands of readers and that
the city had subscribed to the edition last year. Cl. Tirmuons, however, pointed
out that the action taken last year was upon condition that no mere sue~ advertising
was to be subscribed to ~ud upon ~aotion by Cl. Bryant, seconded by Cl. Timons, which
carried, the proposition was refused as no appropriation had been made in the budget
for said advertising this year. I~. Barton recmmuended that in drafting the budget
for next year tl~t they should appropriate $00.00 for said advertising for next
year and they thanked the Council for their ttmA taken and consideration.
CITY Eh~,,~2~APPLIC~IONS: The clerk read letters of application for the office
of oityEngineer fro~ the following: Howard D. Sutliff, Chula Vista, Y. A. Wahler,
Chula Vista, Arnold F. 0ayser, National City, W. G. Gough, King's Beach, Yoseph F.
BHse, V~u Nuys. Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Timons, which carried, the
applications were ordered filed for the present to be considered at a later meeting.
The cl~rk was instructed to inforr~ the~applicauts of the action taken.
B .~ CC~i~0N REQUEST: The clerk read a letter from H~ Louis Bodmer
which stated that he regretted the fact that the bond issue failed to carry and that
he was under the impression that due to the fact that the election was not held Sept.
£?th as originally planned but held with the General Election the city h~d expected
to save so~e of the cost of the election ~ud that they might be willing to compensate
him to some eztent for the large smo~u~t of work he had performed on the plans and
specifications. He stated that he did not wish to make an issue of it but if the
council saw their way clear to do so he would appreciate receiving some compensation
as the ~rk that he did was considerably more than he had anticipated, l~eyor
Done stated that I,~. Bodmer had misunderstood the issue regarding compensation.
Cl. Howe pointed out that the contract with ~. Bod~r definitely stated that if
the propositions failed to receive the necessary vote that he was to receive no
compensation whatever. The Oouncil felt that ~. Bodmer had no reason to expect
compensation in view of the fact that the bonds failed to pass.
GASOLII~ BID~,: The clerk called the attention of the council to the fact
that the gasoline contracts would expire ~anuary ~lst and recom~uended that they
instruct him to publish necessary notices calling for sealed bids for the furnishing
of gasoline to the city for one year beginning Feb. 1st, 19~9, and the council so
instructed the clerk.
T~X~REQUEST~ The clerk read a letter signed by Oscar F. Weissgerber
which ~gain requested a refund of the first half of his 19~8 taxes and the cancella-
tion of the second half on the grounds that the $1.0E as set upby ordinance for
the general government fUnd did not conform to the state law rate of $1.00per
hundred dollars assessed valuation. Cl. Ttmmons again explained the establishment
of the rate whereby he showed that the $1.00 rate had not been exceeded for the
general fund and as the council had denied the request at the previous meeting, the
matter was tabled.
The clerk also read a letter from~r. Weissgerber to the
city council criticising Cl. Tt~w.ons for signing the demands of the 0hula Vista
Building-Loan Association for its insurance business with the city. As this matter
had also been re~erred to the city attorney and acted upon at the previous meetLng
the matter was tabled.
The clerk started to read another c~icationm from
k~r. Weissgerber, which was in ~uswer to the report of Cl. Ti~m~as that he gave at
the Nov. ?th maetl~g but ~ayor Done inquired of the council if they cared to have the
commmmication read and they signified their intention of having it tabled without
being read so this matter was tabled~
Upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by 01. Bryemt, which
carried, the city clerk was instructed to write ~. Sipple requesting a refund of the
amount of the discount ~'~hich they felt was due to the city fromm. Sipple on the
Sept. purchase of tires and which had not been allOwed.
Minutes of regular meeting of City Council, December 5, 1938.
i~.,OTEST OF GAS B~ J~; The clerk read a letter from Fred A. Siegler who pro-
tested vigorously the size of his gas bill and which requested the council to take
some action in behalf of those who are being charged a~ excessive amount. Inasmuch
as the council did not have aUthority to act as referee in the matter of gas bills,
they instructed the city clerk to refer Mr. Siegler to M~. George Winn of the
Gas Company.
ATHAVE..CUrVeR, T:, Cl. Howe reported that he had investigated the condition
of the culverts on &th Ave. between G and ~Llvarado Streets and had found that on the
westerly end of the culvert the dirt had acc~,w.~lated to such an extent that it had
backed the water up in the culvert a~d the culvert itself is p~rtially filled with
debris; he stated that he was confident that by thoroughly clearning out the culverts
and removing the dirt to a lower level on the westerly side of the culvert that it
would eliminate any danger of flooding the land lying east of the street. He re-
commended that the W. P. A. project approving the proposed culvert at that location
be abandoned at least ~util such time as it could be proved that the present cul-
verts are not adequate to take care of flood water. The council agreed and it was
left for 01. Howe to take care of the matter.
SEPTIC TAiIKWA'LI~QLINE: Cl. Bryant brought to the attention of the council the
need for a water line to be install~ to the city septic teak and the dog pound at
the foot of G St. He reported $~q~tV~he cost of laying a B inch line to the tank
but after some discussion it was decided that a I inch line would serve the purpose
and it was agreed that Cl. Bryant would obtain a definite price on a i inch meter
and cost of installing by the Water Company and submit the prices to Cl. Howe and
if Cl. Howe felt that tt~ city street department could install a i inch line cheaper
he was authorized to do so, one meter to serve both places.
i-EA~LING 0RDINANOE: Chief Kelly pointed out to the council the need of an
ordinance regulating house to house solicitors and reccmm~ended that it be stringent
enough to discourage the violation of sam~ He also pointed out the need of an
ordinance prohibiting the peddling of propholactics especially as the peddlers of
same are usually men of very poor character and undesirable to have in our commmmity
at any time. He celled attention to the ordinance in effect at Escondido regulating
s~ . The Oity Attorney rec(m~ended that he be instructed to investigate the
need of the above ordinances and if he felt that present laws did not take care of
the situation that he draft some that would take care of the matter. The council
so agreed~
WVu~rlNG~AVE.: Chief Kelly reported on the dangerous condition existing
for south bound traffic on ~rd Avenue at the point where the curb line on the west
side of ~rd Ave. on the corner of Madrona ~t. Juts out into the street. Cl. Howe
reported that representatives of the San Diego & Arizona 1~. were drafting a permit
whereby the city would be allowed to wide~ the street at that point so that it would
taper gradually much further south.
AMBULANCE C00~(ATION: 0bier Kelly reported that l~mdy Sc~aoke of the State
Highws~ Patrol had requested the cooperation of the city regarding ambulance service
outside of the city limits as their facilities are not adequate at the present time.
Chief Kelly reported that only on cases of more than one injury has he helped out
the Highway Patrol in this respect~ Cl. How~ said that he felt the present practice
was proper but that it should be co~fined to that. This seew~d to be the opinion
of all the councilman.
Cl. Bryant explained the use of the new folding stretcher
which would be used in prowl cars, filling the need where more than one is hart in a
wreck. It also serves many purposes as a stretcher. He rec,,,.~.,ended that the city
purchase same at an approximate cost of $20.00 and the council agx'eed to said purchase.
~ ~TION: City Attorney reported that the request of Mrs. $ohm Y. l~ee
for Yeteran's exemption which her husband, ~ow deceased, had failed to apply for
could not legally be granted -- l~a~,ch as naither the vetere~ nor his w~dow had
made proper application for
MATTOON ~m~£.LI~G~VT: The 0ity Attorney reported that of the twenty or twenty-two
bonds outstauding the owners of some of the bonds were reportedly going to contest
the suit of the county to liquidate theme He recozaaended that if the bond holders
would accept ~0 cents on the dollar from the county and 12~ cents on the dollar to
be paid with the county delinquent taxes as, if and whom the delinquant county taxes
are paid he believed about fourteen or more of the bonds could be obtained and
that if all the outstanding bonds were obtained by this method a m~imumof SE~O0.00 of
the approximate $7,000.00 d~linquent taxes against the District would be used. The
Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the City Council, December 5, 1938
Council seemed to think that a settlement like this would be much better than taking
the matter to court and upon motion by Cl. Howe, seconded by Cl. Tizmmns, which carried,
they authorized the City Attorney to work along such lines and when a definite agreement
could be reached the Council could be called upon to act upon same.
PERIODICAL REP0~ .RTS: The monthly report of the City Judge, of the Police and Fire
Dep-,-~aents for the month of November and of the City Treasurer for the ~%onth of October,
1938, were ex~rat_ued and ordered filed.
PARK WORK: Cl. Howe recomauded that a second $§00.00 be appropriated from the
W. Po A. account to be used for work now in progress. The Council agreed that the
money was put in the account for that particular purpose and he was authorized to use
it as planned.
LEAVE OF ABS]~OE FOR ~glYOR:, Upon motion by Cl. Timmons, seconded by Cl. Bryant,
which carried, the request of ~or Done that he be permitted to leave the state was
grant ed ·
CLERK'S ~:. Mr. R. T. Conyers presented to the Council three of four letters
signed by a n%uaber of prOperty owners which in short requested the Council to pass an
ordinance increasing the salary of the City Clerk so that the clerk serving after the
next general election would be able to receive such increased salary and also request-
ing the Council to pay the present city clerk added compensation for his duties as pur-
chasing agent or license collector. M~. Conyers informed the Council that he assumed
the responsibility of drafting and circulating said letters and that he and the signers
felt that the present salary paid the clerk was not cv~ensurate with his duties, nor
was it in line with salaries paid by other cities nor with the e~ployees of this city.
He requested that in Justice to the signers some action be taken on the matter and that
the fourth petition be accepted when filed with the clerk. Mayor Done reported that
the city clerk in Oceanside receives $200.00 per month and the City Treasurer receives
$12§.00 per month and that they are deputies of each other but that the clerk's duties
there are more responsible than they are in Chula Vista. Cl. Tinnnons reported that
the clerk in Escondido receives a total of $137.§0 but that she handles the water col-
lections. Cl. Timmons also related the history of the clerk' s salary in Ohula Vista
and the work entailed from the time he took office in setting up an adequate set of
records necessary for assessments and taxation matters. He reported that for the first
year he worked practically every night to get said records in s~ape. He stated that he
had been criticined considerably as being the one to have the present clerk removed
from the office of deputy tax collector but that the Council and not he were the only
ones that could and did approve such action. Mr. Conyers informed Cl. Ti~nous t~mt not
only he but the citizens of Ohule Vista appreciated his past services but stated that
the present salary paid the clerk, in his opinion and the opinion of the signers, was
quite out of line with others. Cl. Bryant brought up the matter of the past discussion
of keeping the salary of the City Clerk at $17§.00 per month aud the sslary of ~he Deputy
at $?5.00 per month; Cl. Tt~w~ons ~nd Howe, however, stated that this discussion came up
after the approval of the budget. Cl. Rowe suggested that the matter be settled at the
adjourned meeting to be held December 13th so that they would have more time to consider
the matter. ~ Conyers stated that he felt that it w~uld be very satisfactory if some
action would be taken at that time.
T.:,~.PHONE TAX REFUND ,C~E~, Upon recommendation of the City Attorney the Council
instructed him to join with other cities in the telephone tax refund case as -mtcus
cure at no expense to the city.
BILLS PAID: Upon motion by Cl. Bryant, seconded by Cl. Timmons, which carried,
the Tollowing b'ills, after e~mtnation by the Finsmce Committee, were ordered paid:
12219 Richfield Oil Corp. gasoline, kerosene and oil $ 181.66
12220 Pay Roll Gen. l~And, Nov. 1-1§, 1~35 110~.90
12221 Pay Roll Sts. & ~ewers, Nov. 1-15,1938 69~,10
12222 Peters Feed ~tore Plants 3.09
12223 Mrs. ~. F. Yedlick Refund weed assmt. 4.60
12224 Pay Roll Gen. Fund, Nov. 16-30, 1938 ll~3.00
12225 Ps,y Roll Sts.& Sewers, Nov: 16-30, 19~8 695.00
12226 Wallace E. Armer, Chief, ~olunteer Fireman's Pay Roll 68.00
12227 Felix E. Ashcreft, M.D. Examination prisoners, November, 41.00
12228 Gerald L. Baldwin Distillate l?.??
12229 Bet~ty Bethge Pl.nning Commission 2.50
1E230 G. A. Bigelow Trees 25.00
12231 California Laundries November laundry bills 3.24~
Minutes of a Regular ~eeting of the City Couhcil, December 0, 1938.
12252 0hula Vista Lumber Co. Lumber supplies $ 9.60
12233 Chula Vista Paint & Hdweo Co. M~rdware supplies 59.28
1223A C. V. Union School Dist. Lease school property 300.00
12235 Denrich l~ess Printing 60.15
12236 Farrah's Cafe Feeding prisoners, November 19.11
12237 Hazard-Gould & Co., Hardware supplies 15o26
12238 Holcomh's Hardware Hardware s~pplies 3.51
12259 HO~e Lumber 0o~peny Luzaber, cement, etc. 2.09
12240 Scan Frederic Lobe Post 434 Flag 5°6?
12241 Karl's Service Tire & battery repairs 7.45
12242 Bobby Law Impounding antw~ls for Nov. 27.75
12243 Chas. P. Moles Warrants for October 92oll
12244 National Auto Parts Company Tractor:~perts 18.07
12245 National Avenue Printery Printing 11.59
12247 Nelson & Sloen Plaster sand 1.34
12248 Pacific Clay Products Sewer pipe 289.50
12249Paxton Auto Electric Service Repairs 27.44
12250 Do Wayne Egbert's First Aid supplies 8.64
12251 Peter's Feed Store Tree Seal 1.55
12252 The Rmdiera Corporation Radio repairs 16.87
12255 0ity l~evolving Fend Miscellaneous bills 11.75
12254 Boss Stationery & Equipment 0ompany Stationery supplies 3.04
12255 $. S. Sehi~n 0ompany Building materials 12.26
12~56 Smith's Drug Store First Aid, Fire Dept. 4.04
12257 Seuth Be~ Lumber Co. Cement 2.52
12258 Southern California Telephone Company, Phone bills November 47.80
12259 Standard Oil Company of California, Gasoline 13.67
12260 G. D. Stows Co. Battery Charger 15.45
12261 The Travelers Insurance Company Group Life Ins. 11-15 to
12-15, 1938 27.52
12262 The Travelers Insurance Corapany, Group sick and Acc. Insur.
12-1,38 to Yen. 1, 1959 21.60
12263 Duane W. Wheeler & 0ompeny, Election supplies- 149.04
12264 BenJ. F. Wigginton Dec. rental sewing project 25.00
12265 Fred C. Wilson & Sons Hauling sewer pipe 45.$0
12266 Security Trust & Savings B.nk, Peyment on Tractor 107.87
12267 The Chula Vista Star, Printing 46.47
122~8 B. B~tterfield Putting in curbing 280.00
~G~TOD-EN~tW~T: Upon motion by Cl. Bry~ut, seconded by Cl. Tfrmnons, which carried,
this Gouncll adjourned to December 15, 193~ at 7 P. M.
ATI~EST: