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102 In Re Application for Pool Hall--Jesus Belarde. In Re ~greement with Thomas Johnson. In Re Prohibiting Radio Interference. In Re Dismissal of Joseph H. Hyan. In Re Reso. No. 2~56 Diversion of Gas Tax. month and agreeing with the privilege feet on North Ross Street between First and Fifth Street, the hearing was continued for one week, May 22nd, 1933. ,, On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the applicgtion of Jesus Belarde for permission to conduct a pool hall at 903 E. Fourth Street, was denied on recommendation of the Chief of Police and for the rea- son that a protest with twenty-one signatures of residents in the vicinity was presented requesting the Council to refrain from granting permit. ,, On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Warner and carried, the Mayor and Clerk were instructed to sign an agreement with Thomas Johnson covering rental of the City Dump for a period of two years for the sum of $25.00 per to keep said dump in good condition to salvage all trash, etc. The motion of Trustee Penn to adopt an Ordinance to pro- hibit interference with the reception of radio broadcast signals, and repealing Ordinance No. @~8 adopted by the Council on June 17th, 1929, was lost for lack of a second. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by HasenJaeger and carried, it was decided to allow the Attorney for the doctors and dentists one more week to appear at the Coun- cil meeting to protest or suggest changes in the Ordi- nance prohibiting interference with the reception of radio broadcast signals, and if the Attorney does not appear in their defense, Ordinance will be adopted At said meeting without further discussion. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the recommendation of the Chief of Police, wit h the sanction of the Police Commissioner, was accepted snd Joseph H. Ryan was dismissed from his duties as Police Officer of the City of Santa Ana, as of May 2nd, 1933. , A Resolution was introduced as follows: "That Whereas, there was pending before the State Legislature, Assembly Bill ~o. llV2, pertaining to the diversion of the Gasoline Tax to the different cities throughout the State of California; a~nd Whereas, Send.tot N. T. Edwards, o~ Orange County, was contacted concerning the passage of said'bill; and Whereas, a c~nmunication was received from Senator N.T. Edwards, advising that he could not give his support to said Bill, but favored another plan concerning said Gasoline Tax; and Whereas, the officials of the different cities of Oran County have heretofore adopted a resolution concerning the diversion of the Gasoline Tax to the different cities throughout Orange County; and