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In Re Protest--Sign of Wedding Chapel. In Re Communication Silver Cord Lodge 505. In Re Request--San~a Fe Trail Transpo~ation Co. In Re Appointment of Special Police Officer. In Re Applicati'on Castillo & Carrillo Co. In Re Application W. A. Armstrong. In Re Application R. K. Gibson. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Bruns and carried, the protest with thirteen signatures of residents and owners on North Broadway, against the erection and mainte- nance of a large electric sign at the Wedding Chapel located at 1211 N. Broadway, was referred to the Electrical Inspecto: and City Attorney for investigation and if electric sign is illegal to have it removed. On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Penn and carried, the communication of Carlyle Dennie, Worshipful Master of Sliver Cord Lodge No. 505, expressing appreciation for the use of Santiago Park for their annual picnic held June 4th and for the assistance given by the Park Superintendent, was received, acknowledged and filed. On motion of Trustee Smith, seconded by Penn and carried, ~he request of the Santa Fe Trail Transportation Company the for permission to use the space on/Third Street side of their ticket office at Third and Main Streets for a pick-up station of passengers and extending the red "no parking" district to twenty-five feet, was referred to the Police Commissioner and Chief for investigation and report back at the meeting to be held June 20th. Upon recommendation of the Police Commissioner and Chief, James D. Gross was appointed a special police officer withon p'ay as an employee Of the Merchants Police and Protective Service~ on motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Layton and carried. On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Layton and carried, the spplication of Castillo & Carrillo Company for ~ to operate a second hand store at 2301 S. Main Street, was referred to the Chief of Police and Police Commissioner for investigation. # On motion of Trustee Penn, seconded by Smith and carried, the application of W. A. Armstrong for a permit to conduct a pool hall at 902 E. Fourth Street, was referred to the Police Commissioner and Chief for investigation. On recommendation of the Taxicab Commission and on motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Smith and carried, the tion of R. K. Gibson to drive a taxicab for the Broadw~ Cab Company, was granted.