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384 " In Re National Music Club Contest. In Re Map Tract #645. In Re hap ~ract #854. In Re Weed Nuisance. In Re Deeds--OpenL~ of N. Bush In Re Gasoline Bid Awarded to Gen'l. Pet. Corp. In Re Bids- Culvert & Gutters. for t he paving of South Main Street, in view that work was ordered ~one. of the fact On motion of Trustee McPhee, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the Board of Trustees aantioned the sending of Robert Bradford to Ban Francisco as an entrant in the National Federated Music Clubs' contest and in the event he won this contest, to be sent to Portland and Chicago. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McPhee and car- ried, the Clerk was authorized to sign the Board's appro- val to Map Tract No. 848, a subdivision within the three mile limit of the City. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and car- ried, the Clerk was authorized to sign the Board's appro- val to Map Tract No. 834, a subdivision partly within and partly without the three mile limit of the City. # Mr. George Wells appeared before the Board urging that the Board take steps to clean up the vacant lots and p~operty owners be forced to cut weeds twice a year, also suggesting that the weeds be cut with a scythe an~ left to dry until midsummer, when the lots be cleared an~ the trash burned. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Collier and carried, the City Engineer was instructed to gather necessary information for the drafting of a Weed Ordinance to take effect at the ear,st possible date. # Two deeds were presented, covering the right to construct a pipe line for irrigation purposes across Block X and Y of Tract No. 159, from the First National Bank of Santa Ana and from Richard I. Mathewa his wife. On motion of Trustee mand and carried, the Clerk was acceptance of the Board and have the same and Nell Hoke Mathews, Good e, seconded by Chap- instructed to attach recorded. This being the time and place to which action on the gas- oline bids was deferred, on motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and carried, the Oid of the General Petroleum Corporation was accepted ahd the Clerk was in- structed to return all checks to unsuccessful bidders and the City Attorney to prepare contract for the furnish- ing of gasoline to the Street Department for one year. This being the time and place set for opening bids for Zhe const~'uction of one rail top reinforced concrete culvert and the furnishing and placing of materials for the repair of gutters, and the Board of Trustees being