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In Re of roles In Re Remov31 of ,fail In Re ~;otice to rub!lc utilities Petition tc abate nuis?nce In Re Ar~licRtion for ~otor In Re Hannah ~t. bridle In Re Arrlication to circulate ?etition In Re Ar~lic~tion for auto license TBs motion of Trustee McPhee that the President and City Attorney communicate with J.E. McDonald, Sec'y. of the Joint Pole Committee in reference to the removal of poles lnterfer- lng with the ornamental lights, Tubbs and cmrrled. Upon motion duly seconded and carried, was duly seconded by Trustee the President appointed Trustees Tubbs and MoPhee a committee to interview the postal authorities in reference to the removal of a mail box located on the proposed site of an ornamental light post. Upon motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded and carried, the City Clerk is instructed to notify all public utilities that H.E.Smlth, et al, had been g~anted permission to close Second St., from Main to Birch, and Cypress from First to Chestnut for street paving. ~aid public utilities to lay all necess- ary mains and connections before said paving is started. A petition signed by residents in the vicinity of Spurgeon St. between 3rd and Rnd, asking the Board to abate the nuisance consisting of shouting and hollering at unusual hours of the night at a place of worship on said Spurgeon St., was on motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded by Greenleaf and carrie referred to the City Attorney and Trustee Maryatt with power to act. On motion of Trustee Greenleaf, duly seconded by McPhee and carried, the application of Horace B. Cook for the position of motorcycle police was ordered filed. The report of the City Engineer of the estimated cost for a concrete bridge 140 ft. long across Santiago Creek mt Hannah St.,was $10,500, engineer and inspection $1000, total cost $11,500,was on motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded by McPhee and carried, ordered accepted and placed on file. The application of A.C. Tie~e for a permit to ciculate a petition for oil and gravel on Washington Ave., from Ross to Flower was on motion of T~ustee Tubbe, duly seconded by MoPhee and carried, ordered filed. Upon motion of Trustee Maryatt, duly seconded by Tubbs and carried, the application of L.B.Smiley and Fred Keller accom- panied by bonds of $10,000 each for auto for hire license was granted and bonds referred to the President for approval.