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LID • 1 • * „ Redlands California. qi August 7th 1912. Two P . M. f A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees. III Present , President Clock , Trustees Alexander, Brock and Black. The minutes _.: of the regular meeting of July 17th , the Special meeting of July 30th and the ad- 14 journed special meeting of July 31st were read and approved. Drs. Poell Tyler , C. E. Ide and G. G. ;Mosley of the Health Board appeared I and discussed health matters in general and the epidemic of infantile paralysis in par- a ticular. Dr. Tyler described the disease in detail and was joined by his colleagues `9 in the belief that every precaution should be taken to prevent the intention of the i disease here and to this end recommended that for the present band concerts he dis- 4 continued, all children under fifteen years of age be excluded from moving picture shows, Sunday Schools , Churches or other public assemblies . They also recommended al that all 'houses on the line of the sewer be connected up by Oct. 15th or the City . make the connection and charge same to the property owner. Also that property owners discontinue scattering garbage on the ground; to purcase fly traps to be placed at the rear doors and barns and where stock is kept that manure be kept in tightly 1 covered boxes to keep out the flies , all of which will tend to lessen the danger 4 4 of infantile paralysis as well as other diseases. On motion these recommendations 4 were adopted and the clerk was instructed to give the proper public notice in the papers. . -I Y COPiliUI4ICA TIONS. J. R. Downs of the Southern Pacific Co. informed the Board that a rate of 01.10 •s . ,per ton on crude oil to Redlands from Los Angeles , Los ? eitos , T:hittier, Eorwalk and • Chino would soon be published. It was the sense of th s Board that the rate is yet too high and the matter was referred to Attorney I.eona_rd_ vd th the recommendation that 0 he insist on a rate of ninety cents . ri Edward. C . 4iyans complained of the condition of the water ditch along his pro- perty at 613 Orange St. and asked that something be done to relieve the situation. 4. a Referred to the street Committee . L. Williams , Secretary of the Domestic Water Co . , stated that at the meeting ° I of the Directors of said company it was voted unanimously to accept the offer of the 11 City for certain portions of the water system , subject to the art-oval of the stock- gi holders thereof. sv Hamilton and Baker offered the city a certain garbage wagonat 0476 F. 0. B. At 1 Los Angeles . Referred to the Sewer Committee with pother to act. T. L. Frost , Agent of the Southern California Edison Co. complained of boys breaking street lamps and asked the co- operation of the police department in stoning it. He also said it will be impossible to install lights ordered in on East Palm Ave., and West Olive Ave. on account of tall trees. Both communications were referred to the Lighting Committee. li op I+' The Lighting Committee was also asked to investigate the ratter of a street k,y)