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495 In Re Advertise for bids Variable weight tandem roller In He Claim for damages In Re Motor Vehicle Application Easton-Mooney In He Request M.W.Scarborough Install electric signs In Re Application Poultry Yard In Re Taxicab Applications In Re Petition Residents So. Flower St. On recommendation of the City Engineer and on motion of Trustee Reed, seconded by Mandy and carried, the Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids covering the furn- ishing of a variable weight tandem roller, weights to vary from five tons to December 15th, 1947. On motion of Trustee eight tons; bids to be opened Mandy, seconded by Reed and carried. claim of Mary M. King, in the amount of $5,010.00 for alleged injuries sustained while traveling in the 1J00 block No. Main St., August 8lst, 1947, was referred to City Attorney for recommendation. On motion of Trustee Mandy, seconded by Chandler and carried, application of George A. Easton and Kenneth F. Mooney to conduct the business of dealing in motor vehicles, at 1420-1424 South Main St., was held over for thirty days and Clerk authorized to advertise in accord- ance with automobile dealerts Ordinance. . Request of M.WoScarborough for permission to install an electric sign on the curb at 2651 Santa Ana Blvd. and an electric sign on city property next to Union Oil station, Main and Santa Ana Blvd., was read. On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Mandy and carried, communication was received and referred to Building Inspector for investigation and to report back at the next meeting; Clerk to notify Mr. Scarborough of action. On motion of Trustee Heed, seconded by Mandy and carried action on application of H.M.Penn to conduct commercial poultry yard at 825 Cypress Ave., was postponed until next meeting. . On motion of Trustee Mandy, seconded by Chandler and carried, applications of Bowie B. Short, Merle Gochenoue Paul Edward Wheeler, Kenneth D. McCormick and William A. Stewart to drive taxicabs were granted and Clerk authorized to issue licenses. A petition was read signed by approximately fifty.two residents and property owners on South Flower Street protesting against sycamore trees which have been placed in the parkw~.y on both sides of the street. On motion of Trustee Chandler, seconded by Heed and carried, petition was received and referred to Forestry Board for recommendation and to report back at the next meeting.