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Santa Ana City Hall. March 12th, 1934. ?:30 P.M. City Council met in regular adJottrned session. Meeting called to order by Mayor Witme~. Present: Trustees A.F. LeGaye, E.G. Warner, W.H. Penn, A.C. HasenJaeger, Paul B. Witmer. Absent: Trustees None. In Re Application. Pedro Gonzales. In Re Application Cecil V~endell Williams. In Re Weed Cleaning. In Re Application Gilmore Oil Co. In Re Application Philip Zlaket. In Re Appl~ ation D. H. Johnson. On motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Warner and car- ried, the application of Pedro Gonzales for permission to operate a push-cart for the purpose of selling ice cream, etc. in the Mexican District, was referred to the Plan- ning Commission. The Planning Co~nission reported that it had no Jurisdiction in the matter and on motion of Trustee LeGaye, seconded by Penn and carried, the appli- cation of Pedro Gonzales was referred to the Street Commissioner for investigation. ,, On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the application of Cecil Wendell Williams f~ a permit to drive ,a taxicab for the Broadway Cab, was granted on recommendation of the Taxi Commission. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Penn and carried, the co~nunication of J. L. McBride, Street Super- intendent, relative to cleaning weeds on vacant lots stating and the cost involved if handled by the ~$2,/that~ CoW.A. crews have not been used on this work, was taken ,mder advisement for one week. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by LeGaye and carried, the application of Gilmore Oil Company £a~ per- mission to erect a Steel service station at the south- east corner of First and C~press Streets, was granted on recommendation of the Planning Commission granting same under special uses. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by LeGaye and carried the application of Philip Zlaket for permission to con- duct a pool hall at 1736 W. Fourth Street, was granted on recommendation of the Police Commission and Chief of Poli~ On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by LeGaye and car- tie d, the application of D. H. Johnson for a permit to conduct a dancing academy at 606 W. Fourth Street, was granted and all protests were witl~rawn, on condition that windows are closed at the rear of building.