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Board met in regular adjourned session. Meeting called to order by the President. Present, Trustees Tubbs, McPhee, Greenleaf, Maryatt, Santa Aha, City Hall, Feb 2~, 1~16, 7:30 Vlsel an~ the Clerk. In Re Aprlication for ~il]i~rl ~orlor Pccl In Re Refund Auto License In Re CJI ? Cr~v~!,Lacy Ft. Cil ~ Grzv~l for a]]~y In R,s Permi=~ion tc close streets ?tr~et Ins~cctor Offal=nra] Lirht obstructions The application of F.F. Follett for a pool and billiard parlor license at his place of business 309 E.4th St., was on motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded and carried referred to a committee for investigation. The President appointed Trustees Tubbs and Maryatt am such committee. Upon motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded by Maryatt and carried, P.A.Gardner and A.A.Avery were granted $20.80 each refund on auto for hire license. A petition signed by a majority of the property owners on Lacy St., from 5th to Wellington Ave., for oil and screened gravel, city to spread the gravel and put street in condition, property owners to pay for the material,was on motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded by Maryatt and carried, granted. On motion of Trustee MoPhee, duly seconded hy Greenleaf and carried, abutting property owners on the alley between Lacy and ~lnter from Vance to Wellington Ave., are grante~ permission to oil and gravel said alley, the City to grade same, and property owners to pay for material. Upon motion of Trustee McPhee, duly seconded by Tubbs and carried, H.E.Smith, et al, are g.ranted permission to close Cypress Ave., from the South line of First St., to the Nor line of Chestnut Ave., and Second St. from the West side ~ain to the East side of Birch for the purpose of paving said street under Specifications No.80. The necessary bond to be approved by the President of the Board. The motion of Trustee Tubbe that O.B.Alderman be appoints Inspector fo~ the paving to be done on Cypress f~om First to Chestnut and on Second from Main to Birch, was duly seconded by Maryatt and carried. Geo.W.Minter and F.P. Nickey of the Ornamental Light Committee were before the Board stating that certain poles and hydrants on the sites of the proposed ornamental ligh~ posts would have to be removed. Upon motion of Trustee ~oPhee, duly seconded by Greenleaf and carried, action on removing the fire hydrants was deferred one week, the Board to act as a committee of the whole. ;h