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Home My WebLink About04/10/1933im There was discussion pertaining to regulations in re sale of Beer and wine, The City Attorney directed to furnish the Council with a draft of an Ordinance in re same. On motion of J.B.Berkemeyer seconded.by L.J.Defosset the meeting adjourned to I,Ionday, April 10th 1933, at 7 :30 P.T.T. Ayes : J.B.Berkemeyer, John 04P9'k, L,J.Defosset,:,-;L.F:Sinsheimer Noes : None, Absent : H.r:Cox, Approved this 1;71 day of u( 1933. City Clerk Hayor - City Hall, 1:Ionday, April 10th 1933 - 7 :30 P.L. City Council met in adjourned session - Layor L.F.Sinsheimer presiding. Present : J.B.Berkemeyer, John Chapek, H.3.Cox, L.J.Defosset, L.F.Sinsheimer. Absent : Vone. On motion of H.y.Cox seconded byJ.B.Berkemeyer the following applications for lice were referred to the Commissioner of Public Health and Safety for investigation and report to the Council : Lloyd I. Pettenger Pars Grace .P. Olano Gin Jack Keen Daniels & Moore Tamo Bros Addison Chong V.Savio iGirs . Iui . F . S imm bna N.Tsunashima O.R.Mullins W.F.Rau J. J. Andre Iddse ( Confect. Lunch, Soft Drinks } Cigars Sideline Soft Drinks Lunch Counter Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks Soft Drinks M.arsh & Osos St. 875 11onterey Street 815 Palm Street Drive -in- Market 717 Higuera Street 798 Palm Street 1015 Chorro Street 882 Marsh Street 100 Higuera btreet 1035 Chorro Street Andrews Hotel 710 Higuera Street The applicatioia of Hubbard Hollister, by .I1.Peyne, for permit to cut .pavement on Higuera Street between Essex Street and Johnson Street for purpose of replacing old sewer drain with Cast Iron waste pipe, was referred to the Commissioner of Public Works for report to the ouncil on motion of J.B.Berkemeyer seconded by John Chapek, as was also, the application of idland Counties Public Service Corporation rr 209 for permit to replace pole on Toro Street etween Pismo Street and Pacific Street, The following applications for permit to sell " Beverages" under the new regulati re received and on inotion of L.J.Defosset seconded by J.B.Berkemeyer the said applications vere ordered placed on-file with similar applications, for future reference: 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 439 Hamburger Orchard( J.C,KcPheeters) 1015 I,Torro Street ; Z. Inao 192 Higuera Street ; Nehi Bottling Cc 447 Higuera Street; J.H.Carter 1006 Railroad rvenue R.W.Shelby 975 Osoe Street I:Irs. 1A.F. Simmons 882 I.Iarsh Street ; Chris Ottesgard 999 Monterey St; Bee Hive Restaurant 887 ?tonterey Street United Cigar Store 885 Monterey Street; P.H.Lauritson( Farmers Cash Store) 839 "arch Street P;H.Lauritson ( Piggly Wiggly) 727 Marsh Street V.V.Costa 699 Higuera Street Geo A. Freitas 686 Higuera Street; Addison Chong 798 Palm Street Tamo Bros 717 Higuera Street; Daniels & moore at Drive -in- Market Gin Jack Leen 815 Palm Street _ :ire. Grace P. Olano 875 Honterey St; Simmons & Henen 882 Iaarsh Street A Galewsky ( wholesale ) Sandercock's Warehouse at Ling and High Streets. Applications of thePacifio Telephone and .Telegraph Company for permit to replace poles on Story Street, and at High and walker Streets were again laird over. Application of R.J.Hearne for permit to install 1 - 5000 gallon Deisel Fuel Oil Tank at Osos and Islay Streets laid over. The application of I.Irs. Frank Sims for license for Cigars Sideline at 421 Higuera Street granted on motion of L.J.Defosset seconded by J.B.Berkemeyer. At the request of the Co iissioner of Public Health and Safety the petition of T.F.Weaver requesting that a certain building at 1418 Palm Street be condemned and removed, was laid over for further time for report. On motion of L.J.Defosset seconded by John Chapek the City Attorney was instructed to take the necessary procedure:- for the collection of licenses remaining unpaid for the January quarter 1933. The Council aoW proceeded to Canvass the Absentee Vote for the General municipal Election of April 3rd 1933 ; On motion of L.J.Defosset seconded by i.F,.Cox it was ordered that the ballot of Dominique Chandre be cast. Following is the result of the Official Canvass of the 21 Absentee Votes for the respective candidates for the respective offices: mayor.. L.F.Sinsheimer 12 Charles H. Campbell 9 Councilman. John Chapek 8 vallis H. Chase 1 Chas. Forbes 7 Raymond P. Howell 4 Joseph Leary 10 R.Taylor Smith 9 School Director. Roy Be Nicholson 8 Conrad L. Smith 8 Charter Yes 12 Amend #1 No 7 Charter Yes 12 Amend. #2 Ros 7 Charter Yes 10 Amend. #3 No 10 440 L.F.Sinsheimer Charles Ii. Campbell John Chapek Willis H. Chase Chas Forbes Raymond F. Howell Joseph Leary E.Taylor Smith Roy i.Nicholson Conrad L. Smith charter amendment No.l Charter Amendment N.2 Charter Amendment No.3 Recapitulation of Canvass of- Votes, . -Mayor Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Councilmen. Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee Vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote .School Director. Vote as previously canvassed Absehtee vote Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Yes: Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote No : Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote : Yes: Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote : Bio ; Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote Yes: Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote No : Vote as previously canvassed Absentee vote 1620 12 1225 9 354' 1 702 7 1037 4 1463 10 850 9 1776 8 1648 8 1584 12 724 7 1582 12 673 7 1532 10 707 10 1632 1234 876 355 709 1041 1473 859 1784 1656 1596 731 1594 680 1542 717 It was moved by L.J.Defosset and seconded by J.B.Berkemeyer and carried, that L.F.Sinsheimer, having received the highest number of votes cast for Mayor at the General Municipal and Consolidated Charter Amendment Election held on the 3rd day of April 19330 be, and he is declared elected Mayor for the full term of two years, as prescribed by law; that Raymond F. Howell and Joseph Leary, being the two persons receiving the highest number of votes cast for Councilman, were, and each of them was declared elected Councilman for the full term o: four years, as prescribed by law; that Roy R. :;icholson and Conrad 1. Smith having received the highest number of votes cast for School Director, were, and each of them was declared elect Director for the full term of Four years, as prescribed by law; that Charter amendment o. 1 , Charter :amendment No. 2 and Charter Amendment No. 3 , each, having received a majori Of all votes cast, were, and each of them was declared ratified. I id i D n F'M