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Santa Ana City Hall. December 16th, 1935. 7:30 P.M. City Council met in regular session. Meeting called to order by Mayor Howland. Present: Trustees Plummet W. Stuns, Joseph P. Smith, W. H. Penn, Ernest H. Layton, Fred C. Rowland. Absent: Trustees None. Minutes of meetings of December 2nd and 13th were approved as read. In Re Communication Leo V. Youngworth; In Re Offer of Walsh - Lindemeyer Co. In Re Request of U.S.Dept. of Agriculture. In Re Stop Signals at Main & First Sts. In Re Apportionment Gas Tax Allocation. In Re Appointment G.R. Redfield. A communication from Leo V. Youngworth thanking Mayor Rowl~ for the courtesies and reception extended at the dedication ceremonies of the City Hall, was read and placed on file. On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Layton and carried, the communication of Walsh - Lindemeyer ComI~ny submitting the property at the southeast corner of Edinger and Bristol Streets as a possible location for the new Armory and drill ground for the sum of $3800.00, was referred to the Armory Committee. On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Bruns and carried, the request of the United States Department of Agriculture for office space in the City Hall for the Federal Agencies, was referred to the City Auditor for investigation and report back. On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Bruns and carried, the communication of the Division of Highways with Encroach- ment Permit covering the installation and maintenance of automatic Stop and Go signals at the intersection of Main and First Streets, was received and action deferred until approval is obtained for the installation of similar sigmals at Seventeenth and Main Streets and approval of the budget. ,, On motion of Trustee Layton, seconded by Bruns and carried, the communication from the Department of Public Works with tabulation attached showing the apportionment of the October, 1935, payment of the 1/4 cent gas tax allocation under Sec- tion 194 of the Streets and Highways Code for expenditure on Streets of Major Importance for cities, was received and referred to the City Engineer for checking. On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Penn an4 ca?ried, the application of G. R. Hedfield for appointment as a special police officer without pay, was granted on recommendation of the Police Commissioner.