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In Re Appointment C. E. Walker. In Re Application N. Borden. In Re Bids on Gasoline. In Re Reso. No. ~05 Approv. Assess. Diagram Flower, Nineteenth St~, etal. In Re Reso. No. 2206 Approving Assessment Fairlawn & Eighth Sts. Commission together with the protest of G. D. ~iac~.~ullan against the establis~hment of church at said location. The appointment of C. E. Walker as a member of the Plan- ning Commission by ~layor Purinton was approved on motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and carried. On motion of Trustee NcBride, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the application of N. Borden to buy and sell second .hand clothing and jewellry at his place of business, 207 E. Fourth Street, was denied. This being the time and place set for the opening of bids on gasoline for the coming year and the City Council being in open session proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received as follows: Per Gal, Shell Oil Company .1~ Standard Oil Company .l~ Union Oil Company .12~-~ (Ethyl) .15½~ Langley Oil Company .05~ below tank wagon price and .14~ maximum price. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by ~CBride and car- ried, all bids on gasoline were referred to the City Engineer for check, lng to report back in one week. A resolution was in~roduced approving assessment diagram covering the wc~k and improvement, in on and along port- tions of Flower, Nineteenth, Heliotrope, Santa Clara, Ross, Victoria, Gr~enleaf, Seventeenth and North Park Boulevard, in accordance with Resolution of Intention No. ~146. T~e resolution was ordered filed, read, considered and designated Resolution No. ~OO and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Tr~mtees J.L. ~!cBride, B.O. Sutton, Stanley E. Goode, F.L. Purtnton. Noes, Truste~es None. Absent, Trustees W.J. Kelly. This being the day and hour set for hearing protests or appeals of any persons interested in the wor~, Improvemen' or assessment made therefor for the improvement of Fair- lawn Street and Eighth Street, in accordance with Resolu- tion of Intention No. ~17~ and the City Council being duly convened in open session, proceeded to hear and pass upon all protests presented. No owner appearing to pro- test or object against the assessment or any other of the proceedings taken, a resolution overruling protests or objections to assessment, approving assessment and order- ing the Street Superintendent to attach warrant and recor~ was duly introduced, read, considered, designated Resolu- tion No. 2£06 and passed by the following robe: