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11 <br /> • <br /> UE147ANDS <br /> (Gasoline for Motorcycle) <br /> ' Councilman Maccubbin question the practice of the Police Department <br /> buying gasoline for their motorcycle at high prices when the City had a contract for <br /> gasoline. After due consideration, it was referred to the Police Commissioner for <br /> investigation and report. <br /> CO <br /> J (East Lugonia. Mutual Water Company) <br /> Councilman Spoor questioned the demand of the East Lugonia Mutual <br /> cll <br /> act <br /> Water Company for canalage in the amount of $472. 80 since the City has a 1/4 interest <br /> in the pipe line: After considerable discussion the City Attorney was directed to notify <br /> • the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company that the City has the right to use of 25% of the <br /> capacity of the line to carry its water through. The bill was ordered not paid at this <br /> time. <br /> The Mayor reported the trial of the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company <br /> , i, vs Bondholders had been set for 2 o'clock, P. M. , January 21, 1937, in Judge Warmer's <br /> Court and suggested the need of a stenographer to attend with Attorney Wilson that they <br /> might have a complete record .of the trial for later reference. Upon motion of Councilman <br /> Clapp, seconded by Councilman Spoor, unanimously adopted, the City Attorney was directed <br /> i <br /> to employ a stenographer at a cost not to exceed $10.00 to attend the trial, and resort <br /> in detail to this Board. <br /> (Water Contracts) <br /> Councilman Spoor raised a question regardingwater being delivered at <br /> 35¢ under Contract B of years ago. when 500 and 60# was charged for the adjoining district. <br /> Mr. Binckley explained that an arbitrary figure was set-up at the beginning of the seasol <br /> . and adjusted at the end of the season, and that the contract applied to all those from <br /> whom the City had purchased water. A general discussion was entered into regarding <br /> water rates, contracts, etc. but no action taken. <br /> CLAIM <br /> Mayor Bruggemeyer voiced a claim of Mitchell & Johnson for $250.00 <br /> k! for for services to the City relative to the Southern California Edison Company franchise. <br /> Councilman Spoor recommended and moved an effort be made to settle for $125.00, seconded <br /> by Councilman Clapp and unanimously adopted, -- Councilman Spoor to make the settlement. <br /> COMPLAINT <br /> Mayor Bruggemeyer voiced the complaint of Postmaster Stone regarding <br /> the condition of Kincaid Street, Palm Avenue and Lincoln Street were also reported in <br /> bad condition. Engineer Binckley stated Palm Avenue had not been completely replaced <br /> since the installation of a pipe line. No action was taken. <br /> MILL CREEK WATER OWNERS <br /> IIIAttorney Wilson reported it was impossible to get lega._litle for -the <br /> City 's interest in the Jackson and Bright property, that the deed was held by Crafton <br /> Water Owners subject to the indebtedness of $18,000.00, which was being paid off by the <br /> Mill Creek Water Owners in which the City has a 92/240 interest. After due consideration <br /> IIIand discussion, upon motion of Councilman Spoor, ssconded by Councilman Cranston, unani- <br />