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In Re Applicati on Harry H. Mann. In Re Band Stand in Birch Park. In Re Petition for Mrs. William Freidinger. In Re Letter of Thanks to Reid Motor Co. In Re Invitation to Lt. Governor Hatfield. In Re Resolution of Commendation--Police Dept. In Re Authorizing Purchase Rt-of-way Santiago Creek. and providing that the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company enter into an agreement with the City of Santa Ana covering the hanging of said sign which would extend over the five foot set-back line On S. Main Street. # On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Penn and carried, the application of Harry H. Mann for a permit to conduct a shooting gallery at 406 E. Fourth Street, was referred to the Police Commissioner and Chief with power to act. On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Bruns and carried, the Chair was authorized to appoint a committee from the Council to coordinate with the Planning Commission and Fores- try Board with reference to the erection of a band stand and rest rooms On the west side in the center of Birch Park and the employment of an architect to meet with the committee to submit proper plans for a project under W.P.A. Trustees Smith Bruns and Penn were appointed as the committee. # The committee appointed to investigate the petition to grant to Mrs. William Freidinger of 902 S. Birch Street, a license to sell flowers from said address, was granted more time by the Chair. . On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Brtuus and carried, the Clerk was directed to write a letter of thanks to the Reid Motor Company for its courtesy in furnishing an automo- bile to the City Council during the Armistice Day Parade in Anaheim. On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Penn and carried, Trustee Smith was instructed to invite Lieutenant Governor Hatfield as principal speaker to the dedication ceremonies of the new City Hall. On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Penn and carried, a Resolution was adopted commending Chief of Police Floyd W. Howard and the men of his department for their smart appear- ance and the efficient way in which they performed their duties at the Armistice Day Parade in Anaheim. Their deport- ment marked them as a well trained group with unsurpassed morale and commanded the admiration of officials and the Santa Aha people in attendance. On motion of Trustee Stuns, seconded by Penn and carried, Trustee Smith was instructed to enter into an escrow agreemen~ with Harold L. ~t~ylen and Vera C. Maylen, his wife, for the purchase of the following described property for use of Santiago Creek Channel and for Park purposes: