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In Re Electrical Engineer's Convention. In Re S. Main Street. In Re Amending Auction License Ordinance. In Re Deed - ~ortion Fruit Street. In Re Easement for Right of Way---Pipe Line. In Re Center Suspension Lights for Southeast Lighting Dist. In Re Resolution Ordering Worx No. l?31--Oxford Street. On motion of Trustee McPhee, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, W.O. Packard, City Electrician, was authorized to attend the Electrical Engineer~ s Convention to be held at Oakland, California, March 24, 2§ and 26, 192~, expenses to be paid by the City. On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Collier and car- ried, a committee, composed of President Purlnton and Tru-, tee Goode, was appointed to mee$~-, with the Board of Supervisors relative t~ m~ney in the sum of $10,000.00 which the City is asking from the County of O~ange for th~ paving and improvement of South Main Street. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordi. nance amending Section 1~ of the present License Ordinance pertaining to auctions being held in the City. A deed from the County of Orange, cwvering a portion of Fruit Street, was presented. On motion of Trustee Ooode, seconded by Collier and carried, the Clerk was instructed to attach acceptance of the Board and have the same recor- ded. An easement for right of way was presented from A. R. Marshall and others, covering the construction and mainte- nance of a pipe line in the Bates Tract. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McPhee and carried, the Clerk was instructed to attach acceptance of the Board and have the same recorded. Trustee McPhee and the City Engineer recommended to the Board, the installation of twenty-six new center suspen- sion lights of 100 candlepower each, in the Southeast Lighting District. Messrs. W.O. Knox and J.H. Neall, pro- perty owners in the district, appeared before the Board requesting that the lamps be placed ih the center of block where alleys prevail. On motion of Trustee McPhee, secon- ded by Collier and carried, the recommendation of the City Engineer was accepted and action was deferred for one week This being the time and place set forth in Resolution of Intention No. 1721 to order work done and improvement made upon and along a portion of Oxford Street, and the Board of Trustees being duly convened in open session, proweeded to hear and pass upon all pr~tests presented. No owner or property liable to be assessed for said work made written protest or any protest against the