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In Re Application John H. Wilson. In Re Agreement with Division of Highways. In Re Agroement with W. O. ~arriott, Caretaker Forest Home Camp Grounds. In Re Produce Stands on S.A. Boulevard. In Re Applications Paul Schmideke & Cora A. Hudson. In Re Letter of Apreciation Pacific Elect. Railway Co. City issue a license to cover five motor buses for the pe~-iod from April 1st to June 30th, 1933, inclusive and tendering $25.00 in cash in payment of same, was referred to the City Attorney. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Penn and carried, the application of John H. Wilson for a license to oper- ate taxicabs under the name of the Home Cab Company, was granted; Mr. Wilson agreeing to pay the license fee for the past year in monthly payments, to adhere to the regu- lar schedule of rates as charged by the Courtesy Cab Co. and to dismiss action against the City Clerk, now pending in the Appellate Court. Gn motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the communication and executed copy of Earthquake Relief Agreement No. O-A, covering supplemental allotment to the City in amount ~f $3,602.60 from the Division of Highways of the State of California, were received and filed. On motion of Trustee HazenJaeger, seconded by LeGaye and carried, the Mayor and Clerk were instructed to sign an agreement with W. O. Marriott as caretaker at the Forest Home Camp Grounds for the current season, May 1st, 1933, to October 15th, 1933. On motion of Trustee Hasenjaeger, seconded by LeGaye and carried, it was decided that proper steps be taken for the r~moval of produce stands now in place on Santa Aha Boulevard, which ~re in the Residential Zone. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Hasenjaeger and carried, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application of Paul Schmideke, ll20 W. 17th Street and Cora A. Hudson, 1211 W. 17th Street to conduct produce stands at said locations, were denied. On motion of Trustee Penn, secc~ded by HasenJaeger and carried, the Clerk was instructed to write a letter to D. W. Pontius, General Manager of the Pacific Electric Railway Company, expressing appreciation for the repair work made on the roadbed of their tracks on West Fourth 'Street.