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205 In Re Monthly Reports In Re Marketmasters Fees. In Re Vacations In Re Pavement W. Tenth In Re N. Broadway In Re Details of Bridges In Re P.E.Pavement E.Fgurth St. The monthly reports of the Building Inspector, Marshall, Recorder and MarketMamter were read, and on motion duly seconded and carried ordered placed on file. On motion of Trustee Maryatt, duly seconded by Oreenleaf and carried the Clerk was ordered to draw & warrant on the Municipal Market Fund in favor of 0eorge Ba/derston for $]?.50, amount of fees collected by him, as market master for May and June, l~l?. On motion of Trustee Tubbe, duly seconded and carried, drivers of the Fire Department and Police Officers, are each granted two weeks vacation, one member from each department at & time, until list has been completed, arrangement of same being left to the Fire Chief and Marshall. On motion of Trustee Greenleaf, duly seconded by Tubb8 and carried condition of the pavement on W. Tenth Street was referred to & committee, President Visel appointing Trustees ~reenle~f and Tubbe as such committee. On motion of Trustee Tubbs, duly seconded by McPhee and carried, Trustee Mary&tt was appointed chairman of committee to investigate conditions for securing right of way for the continuance of Broadway north to Chapman Street. President Vlsel appointing Trustees Maryatt, ~reenleaf and City Engineer Bonebrake as such committee. Upon motion of Trustee McPhee, duly eoconded by Tubbs and carried, City Engineer Bonebrake was instructed to submit to the Board, deta~ for advertising for competitive plans and estimate of cost for North Main St. Bridge, of reinforced concrete, arch or girder type threo or four spans, 200 ft. long, 50 ft. wide including 5 ft.walks on each side. and to be equipped with ornamental lights, and carry a single track line of the P.E.Rallway. Estimate of cost to include total cost and port,on to be borne by the P.E.Rallway The N. Flower St. bridge to be combination timber and steel, on concrete foundation, 20 ft. wide and 120 ft. long, to use the material of the present N. Main St. bridge aa far as possible in the construct- ion of the same. Upon motion of Trustee MoPhee, duly seconded by Maryatt and carried the offer of the P.E.Ry. Co. to pave their right of way on E. Fourth St. from the Santa Fe tracks to th~ City limits, with the oeme class of pavement as used b7 them o~ Pasadena streets, was accepted.