BOOK 20_1945-05-21 to 1946-09-03

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fl a rummage sale at 5 Points Gnrage, October 19th and 20th. On motion of Councilm^n Anderson, and un^nimously p^sped, permit was granted. Application was received from Bourquin motor Company to conduct used car lot at 831 lr;inslow Street, accompanied by check for $10.00. City Attorney McCarthy informed the Council that Mr. Bourquin had discussed the matter with him today, advising that he had been appointed Hudson Sales Agent, and wishes to make a.pplicntion as dealer in'Hudson cars, when he can secure the cars. In the meantime, he wishes to conduct sale of used cars not.on a lot but -in the Ross Garage. Councilman Britschgi moved, seconded by Councilmen McNulty that check be returned to maker, and that he be asked to file proper -application for used car agency. On the question, Council- man Granger asked the City Attorney if when a man is establishing a busi- ness within a business as in this case, saving the $200 license fee, would he be permitted to conduct a second car lot in addition to the other business. City Attorney McCarthy replied that the ordinance specified that if a man has an agency for new cars,,he is entetled to conduct the sale of used cars on an adjoining lot without payment of an additional fee. There being no objection, on Councilman Grangers's request, matter was carried on agenda, until mext meeting, with request that City Attorney make report at that time. Application was received from Oscar Hardie and P. C. Hardie, 2065 Broadway, to conduct -a cafe and restaurant at this address. On motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Mc Nulty, application was approved subject to Health Department inspection. Application was received from Mr. G. Magnani to conduct a refreshment stand at -Rogers Street and E1 Camino Real. On motion of Councilman Fletcher, seconded by Councilman Britschgi, and unanimously carried, permit was granted, subject to Health Department inspections. Application for restaurant license from James S. Graham to operate a short order restaurant at the Redwood Diner. On motion of Councilman Armstrong, seconded by Councilm^.n Britschgi, and unanimously carried, permit was denied, and City Clerk instructed to notify Mr. Graham to appear before the Council at the next meeting to show cause why permit snould-be granted. Communication was received from Mr. J. J. Jordan of the Southern Pacific Company, stating that additional protection would be installed by November 5th. There being no objection,• communication was ordered filed. Application from Hugh McCler.ry, Park Superintendent, requesting permission to remove eucalyptus tree at Myrtl-e and Jefferson Avenue. Councilman Fletcher moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that Mr., McCleary be given authority to remove the tree. On the question, Councilman Granger inquired if there wexe funds in the budget to cover the cost of removal. Mr. McOleary said there was no money in the Park De-oa.rtment Budget. There being no objection, matter w7s corried over until later in the m,eetinp,. Acknowledgement of receipt of copy of resolution passed at last meeting of Council. memo ri�,li?ina former Actin; City Enarineer Richard J. Clarke, was received from his widow, Mrs. Sara Clarke, accompanied by expressions of 113 E