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123 In Re Protests Against Annexation. In Re ,nefit Show American War Veterans. Re :cement to Purchase Hall Site. In Re Application Richfield Oil Co. In Re 0~aning Stafford St. West End Theatre J. C. Penney Company Pacific Electric Company Danforth & Lawrence A protest 324 W. Fourth St. 123 E. Fourth St. 426 E. Fourth St. Main & Washington. s~gned by property owners residing in the area East of Main Street, South cf the City Limits, North of Delhi Road and West of Standard Avenue, was presented against the annexation of that property~to the City of Santa Ana. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Knox and carried, the protest was ordere~ placed on file for future reference, as no petition had been filed for annexation. . On motion of Trustee McBride, seconded by Knox and carried, the license fee for the Spanish American War Veterans Show at 3rd and Birch Streets, was waived and a permit granted to hold Carnival. ,, On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded by Knox and car- ried, the President of the City Council and the were authorized to execute an agreement with John Cubbon, et al, relea~*Ing restrictions covering Lot 9 of Block E in Tract No. 344, which is the property purchased for Fire Hall Site on Eastwood Avenue. An application of the Richfield 0il Company was pre- sented, requesting that F.W. Slabaugh be given per- mission to construct a service station on the north- west corner of Nineteenth and Main Streets. On of Trustee Goode, seconded by Kelly and carried, the application was referred to the Planning CommisSion. On recommendation of the Planning Commission and on motion of Trustee Knox, seconded by Goode and car- ried, the Clerk was instructed to have notices poste~ of hearing for permit for erection of gasoline ser- vice station under special use at Nineteenth and Mai~ Streets. All persons interested to appear before the City Council and Planning Cb~.~tmission at a Joint Meet. lng to be held October 24th, 1927, at 8:90 P.M. in the Council Chamber. On motion of Trustee Mc Bride, seconded by Gocde and carried, the City Attorney was instructed to write the Southern Pacific Railway Company that the City dl d not desire to take the matter up with the Rail- road Cormnission relative to Stafford Street Opening and that unless the Southern Pacific Railway Company grant easement for right of way the City Attorney will proceed with condemnation proceedings heretofor~ ordered.