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396 In Re Applications Beverage Licenses In Re Taxicab Application In Re Electric Sign & Agreement In Re Petition for boulevard Stop - Chestnut & McClay In Re Leave of Absence Jerome B. Stephenson In Re Appointments Fire Dept. In Re Attendance at Council Meetings Buildin~ Inspector was authorized to attend this with all expenses paid. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carr~ ed, the of alcoholic Conference notif~cat~o~ of the State Board of Equalization beverage applications made by Edward V. Zir~nsky, dba Sixteen CaFe, and of Louis R. were received and filed° On motion of Trustee Deckert, Weimberg, dba Clz~ Cafe, seconded by Dixon and carried, the application of Harr,v E. West, Jr. to dr~ve a for the Broadway Cab Co. 305 North Broadway, was taxicab granted. The application of the MaeFar!ane Electric Co. to hang an electric sign for the Union Oil Co. at 519 So. Main St., and agreement covering the inst~21ation oF such electric si~n were read and on motion of Trustee Dixon, seconded by Deckert and carriec~, the agreement was referred to the City Attorney to investigate the Cfty's liability on such electf"ic sign overhanging the five-foot set-back on South Main Street. A petition signed by three property owners on McClay St., requesting the ~nstallation of a boulevard stop sign at the intersection of Chestnut and McClay St. was read, and on motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carr~ ed, the petition w'~s referred to the Street Department and the Police Department to investigate and report back at the next meeting of the Council. The request of Jerome B. Stephenson, patrolman, for a leave of absence for a per~od of six months, effective Sept. l~th, 1943, was read and on motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, the request for a leave of absence was granted provided such request is approved by the Chief of Police and the Civil Service Board. Communicat~on from John L. Luxembourger, Chief of the Fire Dept. stating that Clayton Ellis and Kenneth W. Fowler were appointed as Hosemen on August 15th, 1943, was read, and on motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, the appo~ntmemts were approved and communication ordered filed. ,, The ~ayor instr~cted the City Clerk to write a letter to all Department Heads request~n~ that they attend all regular and regular adjourned meetings of the City Council held in the Coumc~l Chambers.