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124 Brownie Troop to use the Hall on Saturday afternoons on a temporary basis 197 (cont'd) from week to week, with the provision that the group clean up the Hall after using. Rekatad seconded and motion carried. February tax Treasurer Yan Hoven reported on tax settlement for period settlement Nov. 1, 1949 to Feb. 28, 1950, from ounty Auditor in the amount of X4,578.26. While the was considerably smaller than had bee aid, at this time a year ago,~Y~~~~osan said the total due 19 0, would be ~ust~ over the X35,000.00 which ~t was 1949 1~~d ~r~ia$„ Yen Hoven also called the Council's attention to the fact that expenses were exceeding budget figures at this time. Spec ~l meeting In connection with Fire Protection matters, it waa agreed that on Fire Protection Harry Anderson should prepare a report to be submitted at a scheduled. special meeting of the Council ordered for Thursday, May 18, 1950, begginningg at 7:30 pm. Letter of May 8 from the Fire Under- writers Inspection Bureau on Falcon Heights fire protection was read. Blomberg cigarette Application of Blomberg Drug to sell cigarettes at retail, for license appli- 6-month period finding June 30, 1950, was presented. Stewart cation. moved approval of application. Seconded by Henry and carried. Robert Pooler The clerk reported receiving inquiry from Robert Pooler, popcorn wagon. 1421 Midway Parkway, St Paul, about operating a pop corn trailer. Attorney Graham stated that an ordinance covering the licensing of this and other activities is being prepared, and the clsrk was asked to so inf orm Pooler. O'Connell letter Letter of May 1, 1950, from R. J. O'Connell, 1522 Meat Idaho, to Public Safety regarding a near-accident and traff is problem at Idaho and Arond Coannittee was read. Lindig moved that the latter be referred to the Public Safety Committee for their recommendation. Stewart seconded and motion carried. Street Commissioner's Henry reporting for Street Commissioner Seaborn, said that Report parking and drainage problems had been discussed with the County Enginoar's office. Regarding eomplainta ea to alley between Calif ornia and Larpentaur, running Prom Aroma to Pascal, it was proposed to cinder a portion of the alley, requiring about 15 loads. In talking the matter ovem with Mr. Stepnits, the latter agreed to pay up to 50~b of the coat. In connection with Wilson drainage hole, Henry said the proposal to vacate three alleys parallel to Iowa from Aroma to Snelling drive, had been referred to Attorney Blaisdell, representing Mr. Wilson. The matter of widening Fry street waa discussed and referred to Attorney Graham who will eontaot Niemann and arrange a meeting with Mr. Magee. Appointment with After discussion, Shavor moved to have Committee Chairman, Lynn University re Matteson, request by letter an appointment with Mr. Middlebrook lease. to discuss the matter of a lease, and in the event of no reply within a reasonable time, that the committee be authorized to take further action. Towel containers Harry Anderson reported that he waa unable to get thru regular aourosa the towel oontainera with swinging tops. Hsnry will try stores in Minneapolis. Suggestion on installing a drinking fountain was also considered.