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In Re Permit Charges Moving Baptist Church. In Re Application N. Bordon. In Re Application Mr.& Mrs. 0.V. Jones. In Re Application W. H. Dixon. In Re Application H. F. McKean. In Re Application Reformed Presbyterian Church. In He Application Standard Oil Co. In Re Advertise fo~ Trucks. 2O5 installation of two four-inch water and one six-inch sewer pipe lines under their right of way and tracks in the vicinity of their Dyer Station. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the recommendation of the City Engineer was accep- ted reducing the housemoving permit charge to $10.00 for the moving of church from Fifth and Patton to Eighth and Artesia Streets by the colored Baptist Church members. ,, On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the committee investigating the application of N. Bordon to sell secc~d hand clothing and Jewelry at 20V E. Fourth Street, was granted more time. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the application of Mr. & Mrs. O. V. Jones to conduct a lunch stand on E. Walnut Street between Evergreen and Minnie on property ov~ed by the Southern Counties Gas Company, was granted. On motion of Trustee Kelly, sec c~ded by Sutton and car- ried, the recommendation of the planning Commission was accepted and the application of W. H. Dixon to erect a duplex at 919 S. Flower Street, was denied. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the recomme~ndation of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application of H. F. McKean to build two cottages on the south side of W. Pine Street between Flower and Shelton, was denied. On motion bf Trustee McBride, seconded by Ooode and car- tied, the applicatbion of the Reformed Presbyterian Church to move their church building from First and Spurgeon to Bishop and Flower Streets was referred to the rlanning Commission fc~ recommendation and taken under advisement for one week. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded b~ McBride and car- ried, the application of the Standard Oil Company to erect service station at the southeast corner of Seventeenth and Main Street was granted on condition that buildings are not constructed on set back lines established on Main Street and on Seventeenth Street. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids on