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444 In Re Award of Fire Pumping Engine In Re Reso. No. 3325 Civilian Defense refund In Re Reso. No. 3326 Colorado River Water - Treaty with Mexico In Re Additional Taxicabs On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, the bid of the Seagrave Corp. for One (1) Seagrave Model ~5, Series 170, (V-12-185 BHP Motor) 750 gallon triple combination puEp~ng engine, Hose Car & 150 gallon water tank, in the amount of $8,8?5.00 plus State Sal~s Tax, was accepted and Auditor authorized to draw up necessary contract and Clerk instructed to return checks of the unsuccessful bidders. On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, the follow~ng Resolution entitled: "Resolution Modifying Resolution No. 3294" providing for the modification of the amount requested of the State of California by the City of Santa Aha from $5,000.00 to $3,@99.R1 for Civilian Defense, was intro- duced, read, considered, designated Resolution No. 3325 and passed by the followinE vote: Ayes, Trustees Dale G. Deckert, W. Eugene Dixon, Noes, Trustees Absent,Trustees Otto R. Haan, W.J.Cheney, Asa Hoffman. None None On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Dixon and carried, a Resolution urging the United States Government, in its negotiations and proposed treaty with the Republic of Mexico guaranteeing 1,500,O00~acre feet of Colorado River water annually, to assure users of Colorado River water in the United States their present rights to said water and such treaty to make available to the Republic of Mexico only such sdditfonal water as may be available after present rights of users by people of this country hes been assured, was introduced, read, considered, designated Resolution No. 3326 and passed by the follow- icg vote: Ayes, Trustees Dale G. Deckert, W. Eugene Dixon, Otto R. Haan, W.J.Cheuey, Asa Hoffman. Noes, Trustees None Absent,Trustees None On motion of Trustee Deckert, seconded by Cheney and carried, the Mayor w~s authorized to write to the Office of Defense T~ansportation stating that the population of the City of Santa Ana has increased greatly and that five additional t~xicabs are urgently needed to provide transportation and requesting that the extra gasoline be furnished the Broadway Cab Co. for such taxicabs.