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Petition Mrs..~. F,.Dibble In Re Homo Tel. In Re P, osolut ica Protest Chin#se Laundry In Re A~lication In R~ Permit to }~;ovios In Re So. Cai. Edi son Co. Frnn. Tax. regular meetings, was read and upon motion of Trustee Tubbs duly seconded and carried, the request is g ranted. A~et~tion with property ewners' signatures asking that Mrs. g.~. Dibble be allowed to finish the building on 4th and Main tmder the original plans calling for excavating under the side- walk on Fourth St., and a trap door on Main St., upon motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded by Maryatt and carried, permit is granted. A communication from the Home Tel &Tel. Oo., and statements showing the gross earnings of the Oompany ~r the past two years but failing to enclose a check covering the back franchise tax was read and on motion of Trustee McPhee duly seconded by Tubbe and carried, referred to the City Attorney. A resolution from the Chamber of Commerce and M. & M.Association in reference to granting a curve on 4th and Main 8ts., to the ~acific Electric Ry. Co., read and on motion of Trustee Greenleaf that the President appoint a committee of two to confer with a conmuittee of two members from the Chamber of Commerce and two members of the M.& M.Assoc.,the President calling for a roll call the following vote was recorded: Ayes, Trustees Greenleaf, Maryatt and Visel. ~oes, Trustee McPhee. Not voting, Trustee Tubbs. A protest signed by the property owners near 1018 g.Washington Ave., against granting a permit to Hong Xes for a Ohinese Laun- dry, was read and on motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded by Tmbbs, that a permit for the laundry be denied,carried. Upon motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded and carried, that the application of the Pac.Tel.& Tel. Co. to excavate in certain streets, in the present form, be denied, and on motion of Trus- tee Tubbs, duly seconded by McPhee, that the committee be con- tinued, carried. Oapt.Jack Dalton, representing the Fine Ar~ Film Co., asking permission to use some of the streets for fighting scenes and to have the aid of the Fire Dept., in the burning of some old houses, was on motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded by Maryatt and carried, same is granted. Mr.W.L.Deimling representing the So. Cal. gdison Co., appeared before the Board and#resented a statement accompanied by a check of $1478.85 for franchise tax for power and heat but not for light, a motion by Trustee McPhee that two members be appointed