ï~~ Tuesday, October 22nd, 1918. MallardOlsenReeves and True (8). No, President Farmer (1). The Finice. eerpoteL:- 2076 (1918) We recommend that the City Attorney prepare an amendment to the License Ordinance p viding a license on wholesaile dealers in fruits an4vegetables so that the same will not pose a license on producers of fruits and vegetables. Mr. Mallard moved, seconded by Mr. True, that the report as read be adopted. Which motion was adopted by the following vote: -Ayes, Cleaveland, Conaway, Conrad, Criswell,Mallard, Olsen,Reeves, True and President Farmer (9). The Finance Commitee reuorted.- 1969 (1918) On October 15, 1918, your Honorable Body adopted the following report of the Finan Committee: "We recommend that the City Attorney be instructed, in amending the icensQxia to amend that section pertaining to billiga.drooms and bowling alleys and to provide that license shall be paid monthly instead of quarterly; the license to be on the basis of the quarterly license, only one third to be paid each month." We now recommend that the action taken by your Honorable Body on said date in adop said report and instructing the City Attorney accordingly, be rescinded, and that the Cit Attorney be instructed in amending the license Ordinance to amend that section pertaining billiard rooms and bowling alleys to provide a license of $1.50 per table per month to th extent of four tables, and where over four tables, 1.00 per month for each additional ta Mr. Mallard moved, seconded by Mr. Reeves, that the report as read be adopted. Whi motion was adopted by the following vote: -Ayes, Cleaveland, Conaway, Conrad,Mallard, O1sen,Re True and President Farmer (8). No, Mr. Criswell (1). The Health Commissioner reported:- 2028 (1918) In line with the Emrec nlez optlrecently equipped at 936__YalStree~t find that the capacity of said hospital should be increased one hundred more beds. In or ro Lm nc e the t ing y to ble. ch eves,, we de r to make this provision it is necessary that we have an appropriation of not to exceed Ten Thousand ($l0,000). This takes care of one hundred additional beds and equipment necessa therefor, as well as additional kitchen equipment and a building of the portable type tha will have to be erected on the vacant lot adjoining, in order to provide sufficient kitch capacity for the hospital. It is respectfully recommended therefore, that an immediate a priation of Ten Thousand(10,000) Dollars to the credit of the Health Department fund be and that we be authorized to proceed in this additional equipment immediately. The President ordered said communication referred to the Finn e e. The Clerk read the following communication from Councilma oaay Spcil.Commit rear kway on VermontAvenue from Los FelizAovenueto Gri ff ithark:m299 (1917) On October 2nd, the matter of the parkway on Vermont Avenue frot+os Feliz to Grif: Park was referred to the writer and the Board of Public Works for furthereport. I wish advise that I have investigated the title of the 120 foot strip leading from Los Feliz a1 North Vermont Avenue to the entrance of Griffith Park and find same was deeded by William Mead and others to the Board of Public Works as a public street, but that when said deed filed, this property was improved by parkings through the center and along each side and a improved by two roadways along center parking. I have also found it was the impression o grantors that the existing improvements would be kept up unchanged by the city whether sa was to be. done by the Board of Public Works or the Park Department. I find that the Boar 11': li Public Works was not prepared to care for park property, hence the care was delegated to t Park Department. I further find the Park Department took over the care of this property a ry t en ppronade, tee fi th to ong was Llso f the nio. of the Lnd 0