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In Re Res6. No. 2639 Sale of Tax Deeded Lets. In Re Reso. No. 2640 Intention to Sell Real Property. In Re Communication T. Gray Johnston. In Re Communication F. D. Drake. In Re Communication-LGreater L.A.Rapid Transit Assn. In Re Applications Taxicab Dr~vers. Ayes, Nos s, Absent, Pursuant to Resolution of Intention, the Chair asked if any bids had been received for the sale of the following property Lot One (1) Block "B", Bessonet Tract. The Clerk read'the only offer of Charles L. Davis to purchase said real property in the sum of $600.00, and no person being present desirous of raising this bid, upon motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Layton and carried, the Resolution No.2639 accepting said offer and authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute deed to said property was passed and adopted by the following vote: Trustees Plummet W. Bruns, Joseph P. Smith, W.H.Penn, Ernest H. Layton, Fred C. Rowland. Trustees None. Trustees None. An offer to purchase real property was read, from Urcell B. Underwood in the sum of $850.00, described as follows: Lots 23 and 24, Block 19, Tract No. 352. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Bruns and carried, a Resolution of Intention to sell above described real pro- perty as of April l?th, 1939, was read, considered, designa- ted Resolution No. 2640 and passed by the following vote: Aves, Trustees Plummet W. Bruns, Joseph P. Smith, W.H.Penn Ernest H. Le.yton, Fred C. Rowland. T~ustees None. Noes, Absent, Trustees None. On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Penn and carried, the communication of T. Gray Johnston with reference to weed~ on South Broadway, was referred to the City Engineer for disposition. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Lay ton and carried, the communication of F. D. Drake for a permit to remove tree~ in the parking in front of his dwelling at 829 S. Patton Street', which interfere with the sewer and walks, was referr to the Forestry Board. # On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Bruns and carried, the communication of George A. Heap, President of the Greats Los Angeles Rapid Transit Association, Inc., urging support of Assembly Bill No. 693 which provides for a rapid transit district to permit the formation of a rapid transportation system, was referred to the City Attorney for study and advis On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Layton and carried, the applications of John Duke and ~arry B. Bear to drive taxi: cabs for the White Cab Company, were granted on reoommendati(~ of the Taxicab Commission.