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In Re Valencia Orange Show. ~n Re Appointment Pound Master. In Re ~ar~antSo In Re Sou. Calif. Edison Co. Permit to Install Conduits. ~n Re E~tension of Time Oranted Griffith Company. In Re Option'on Land N. Bristol Street. In Re Leave of Absence F. L. Purinton. In Re Resoluticm of Award Mo. 1758 3rd, 4th & Sycamore Lights. On motion of Trustee Go~ e, seconded by Kelly and carried, the Clerk was instructed to draw warrant amount of $200.00 from the Advertising Fund payable to the Chamber of Commerce fo~ the City of Santa An~ feature at the Valencia Orange Show in Anaheim. On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded by Knox and carried, Alan H. Mc Clure was appointed Pound Mas- ter and Special Police Officer of the City of Santa Aha at a salary of $118.00 a month plus $28.00 for car allowance. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Kelly and carried, the Clerk was authorized to draw warrants covering demands audited by the Finance Committee of A.E. Fowler, $122.00; Harry Hanson, Sec'y Band, $259.00; and Hickman Bros.,$208.25, the demand of the Dorr Company was referred to a corm~ittee of Trustee Knox, Goode and McBride. On motion of Trustee Goo de, seconded by Knox and carried, the Southern California Edison Company was givem permission to install underground condu~ on Second Street from Sycamore to French Street. On motion of Trustee Knox, seconded by McBride and carried, Griffith Company wa~ granted sixty days extension of time for finishing contract work on N. Ross Str~et. On motion of Trumtee Kelly, seconded by Goode and carried, a com~itteecomposed of TrusteesMcBrlde, Kelly and Knox, was appointed 'to inspect land held under option ~ C.S.X~lly located on N. Bristol St. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by ~cBride and carried, F. L. Purinton, President of the Board, was granted a leave of absence from the State for a period of one month. This being the time to which action on bids submit- ted for the Installation and constructi~ o~ an ornamental lighting system on portions of Third, Fourth and Sycamore Streets, as briefly described in Resolution No. 1740, was deferred, and the Board being now in regular session, it was determined, after checking, that the bid of Drew Bernard was the lowest bid eu~itt~. '$ m~tion of Trustee L~S