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In.Re Architects for C.W.BQwers Memorial Museum. In Re Request of Ministerial Assn. In Re Application A. T. & S.Fe Ry. Co. In Re Electric Signs.. In Re Petition for Street Light. In Re Ordinance No. 21 Met. Water District. In Re Appointment Assistant Poundmaster. 29 to 33 inclusive, and Nos. 35 tionately. , On motion of carried, Memorial to 40 inclusive, propor- Trustee Warner, seconded by Hasenjaeger and the recommendation of the Charles W. Bowers Museum Board that Horace Austin and Frank Lansdown .be appointed architects for drawing the plans and specifications for the museum, was approved and the Attorney was instructed to draw contract covering employ- ment of architects subject to approval of Council. On motion of Trustee Hasenjaeger, seconded by Warner and carried, t~he request of The Ministerial Association for perr~ission to use Birch Park to hold Union Church Servi- ces Sunday evenings beginning August 2nd and continuing through September 6th, 1931, was granted. ,, On motion of Trustee Hasenjaeger, seconded by Witmer and carried, the application of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company for permission to install wig- wags at the crossing on East Fourth Street and remove gates, was denied and the Clerk was instructed to advise the Railroad Con~nission of the Council,s action. On motion of Trustee HasenJaeger, secc~ded by Warner and carried, the applications of the Santa Aha Electric Company for permission to install electric signs for the Santa Ana Gymnasium 'at 609 W. 4th Street and Dutton Pie Company at 210 N. Broadway wer. e granted under supervision of the Electrical Inspector.. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Witmer and car- r~d, the petition of residents for street light in the Vicinity of Camile and Maple Streets, was heferred to the Street Commissioner to investigate. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Hasenjaeger and carried, the communication and Ordinance No. 21 of the Metropolitan Water District was accepted and the Clerk instructed to post Ordinance in a conspicuous place. On motion of Trustee Warner, seconded by Hasenjaeger and carried, D. W. Cox was appointed assistant poundmaster at $4.00 per day during the rabies epidemic.