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1_ 9 • mously adopted, the Attorney was directed to prepare and secure title for the City's interest subject to the indebtedness. HIGHWAY 99 Mayor Bruggemeyer reported that since the adoption of• the Resolution at the last regular meting authorizing the disbursement of money by the Pioneer Tttle Insurance & Trust Company, the Division of highways wanted satisfaction-of judgments of record before they would send the money, which he had refused to do. After due consid- eration, all matters relating to Highway 99 were deferred awaiting the outcome of a m- -t with the Highway Department on.January 21, 1937. Mayor Bruggemeyer• asked that Council- man Maccubbin accompany him to said meeting. Engineer Hinckley was directed to complete the sidewalk at Highway 99 • and Orange Street (Lindenberg property) as soon as possible. PARKING SYSTEM Councilman Spoor reported the use of a new parking system by backing in diagonally to the curb. Referred to the Police Commissioner. TAU STREET EXTENSION Matters pertaining to State Street extension,, West Citrus Avenue improvement and new City Hall were informally discussed as to ways and means of financing but no action taken. RE-SURFACING ORANGE STREET The matter of re-surfacing Orange Street was considered. Councilman Clapp thought it should be done by W.P.A. project for labor only, the City to furnish the material and equipment, which would not cost more tham $1000.00. The Engineer suggested one-half could be paid before July 1st and the other half after July 1st. Mayor Bruggemeyer stated he was sure of a payment of $3227.00 by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company soon which could be used for this purpose. Upon motion of Councilman Maccubbin, seconded by Councilman Spoor, unanimously adopted, the Engineer was directed 111 to set-up a W.P.A. project for re-surfacing of the Street south of Colton Avenue. _POL C� DEPARTMENT Councilman Cranston voiced the need of a Police matron and asked that • she be given permission to employ same when the need arose. Upon motion of Councilman Maccubbin, s;conded by Councilman Spoor, that such permit be granted, was unanimously adopted. The need for a hot water heater at the Police Department was also reported by Commissioner Cranston, stating that the pipes were all in. Upon motioniof Councilman Spoor, seconded by Councilman Cranston, unanimously adopted, the matter was referred to the Commissioner of Buildings with power to act. The matter of purchase of a new car for the Police Department was also discussed but no action taken. MILK & WATER TESTS Councilman Cranston reported that she had investigated the matter of milk and water tests more thoroughly and in comparison with San Bernardino and Riverside • with the decision that it seemed a very satisfactory and centralized arrangement at the