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In Re Resignation ~rs. Earl L. Morris--Censor Commission. In Re Aopltcation Chas ~. Wolford. In Re Petition for St. Lights Fairview West of Towner. In Re Electric ~ermit Robertson Electric Co~p. In Re Bond of Will O~Brien, Subdivision. In Re Health Report. In Re Petition for Paving Freeman St.--Sth to 10th St. In Re Hearing on Southeast Lighting Dist. On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Goode and car- tied, the resignation of Hrs. Earl L. Norris as a Eembe~ % of the Censor Oommisalon, was accepted. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the application of Chas W. Wolford for the positi¢ of Police Officer of the City of Santa Ana, was referred to the Police Commissioner. On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Goo de and car- ried, the petition of H. S. Wright for street lights on Fairview West of Towner Street, was referred to the Light Commissioner. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the application of the Robertson Electric Corpora- tion to hang an electric sign for Er. Herbert Krahling located at 2511N. Ealn Street, was granted under the supervision of the Electric Inspector. On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the bond of Will OtBrien in amount of $1200.00 for subdividing, was referred to the Chair for approval or disapproval. On motion of T~ustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the report of the Health Department for the month of January was referred to the Finance Committee. A petition representing 84.?8% of the frontage involved was presented by property owners on Freeman Street be- tween Eighth and Tenth Streets, requesting the paving with a five inch Portland Cement Concrete Pavement amd sidewalk on r~h 3~.78 feet on west side of Freeman ~ve On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the City Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications as requested. This being the day and hour set for the hearing of ~o- tests against the improvement of E. Bishop, Grant., ~eke- ham, Wisteria, Beverly, Normandy, Harwood, Orange, Eaple Oak, Kilson,Hick$ry, an8 Halladay Streets, as set out in Resolution of Intention No. 1~18, and the Board of Trus- tees being now in reqular session, proueeded to consider said protests. A number of oral protests were voiced and written protes~ signed by 141 property owners m~e F resented. On motion of Trustee Goods, seconded by Chapman and carried~