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3OO In Re Complaints of John C. McDonald and Gilmore Oil Co. In Re Hearing Continued on Subway--E. Fourth St. In Re Deeds from John Wm. Sackman, etux. In Re Application R. L. McCue. In R~ Discontinuation of Free Licenses to Shows, etc. In Re Reeo. No. 22?2 ~ward--Washington & Baker Sts. On motion of Trustee tied, the complatins Goode, seconded by Sutton and car- of John C. McDonald and the Gilmore Oil Company against the overflowing of ditch near the Santa Ana Boulevard~ring the rainy season, which allows the water to stand on their properties and causing dam- ages, ware accepted and filed for future reference. On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the hearing on a partial separation of grades on East Fourth Street as proposed in Resolution of In No. 2260, was continued to January 19th, 1931 at V:30 On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the deeds from John William Sackman and Gertrude E. purchased by the Sackman, husband and wife, covering property/located of the Olive Street Baseball Bowl facing Eighth Street between Olive Street and Flower Street, were accepted. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car~ tied, the application of R. L. McCue for permission to erect a duplex on Lots 12 and 13 Tract 532 located on Grant Street, was granted. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Sutton and car- ried, the Clerk was instructed to notify organizations such as the Sciot's Lodge, American Legion, Peace Offi- cers Association and Veterans of Foreign Wars that the Council will not permit shows or circuses under their auspices without a city license. This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids or proposals for the work ordered done and improve- ment made upon portions of Washington Avenue and Baker Street, according to Resolution of Intention No. 2262, and the City Council being duly convened in open session proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received as follows: Item 1 Item,2 Total C.B. Kumpe ,22 .22 $1081.96 J.M. Beach .23~ .27 1157.13 C.E. Masten .12~ .12~ 614.75 Geo. A. Shepard .18~ .25 924.62 On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by McBride and car- ried, the bids were referred to the Engineer for to report back at ~his meeting. Following the report, the City Council awarded the contract to C.E. Masten~ as the lowest responsible bidder therefor. A resolution was introduced awarding the contract to C.E. Masten. The ~lerk was intructed to return checks of unsuccessful bidders. The resolution was ordered filed, read, con- sidered, designated Resolution No. 2272 and passed by the