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In Re Application Chas. L. Coleman. In Re Application M. M. Hanson. In Re Resignation Henley W. McKague. In Re Bids on 'Police Car. In Re Dance Hall Regulations. referre~ bo the Planning Connnission. On motion of Trustee HamenJaeger, seconded by Penn and carried, the reconzmendation of the Planning Com~ission was accepted and the property at 210 E. First Street was ordered posted for Bpecial uses and the hearing date set April 23rd, 1934. On motion of Trustee LeGyae, seconded by Warner and car- ried, the application of Pastor Chas. L. Coleman for per- mission to hold street meetings in front of the Gospel Mission at 314 E. Fourth Street on Saturday nights, was granted. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Penn and carried, the ~e~ommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted to.tmb~ the application of M. M. Hansen to operate a garage at~2303 S. Main Street, until necessary posting fee is deposited and agreement is made to meet building requirements. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, seconded by Warner and carried, the resignation ~ Her~y W. McKague as a special police officer to take effect at once, was accepted. A communication from L. D. Coffing Company was read stating that it was necessary to revalue the 1926 Buick touring car at $73.44 owned by the City in connection with the bid submitted on police car. The motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Warner to accept the bid of L. D. Coffing Company for a police car as recommended by the Chief of Police, was withdrawn. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Hasenjaeger and carried, all bids submitted for the purchase of an auto- mobile Eot the Police Department were rejected and the Clerk authorized to return the checks of the unsuccessful bidders. The motion of Trustee Penn to accept the recommendation new 1934 of the Chief of Police and purchase a/Plymouth automobile from the L. D. Ccffing Company, was lost for lack of a second to the motion. The motion of Trustee Warner to purchase the lowest price car according to bids submitted, for the police depart- ment, was lost for lack of a second to the motion. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by LeGaye and car- ried, the matter with reference to adopting an.Ordinance regulating or prohibiting dance hall proprietors from