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1®67 Mr. Ulianowas present at the meeting asked whether it would be possible for extending the time for closing the dance on February 17th from one o'clock to three-o'clock. Mr. Orloff, when the matter was referred to him, explained that many attending the dance would be late in arriving and that the time of closing the dance would depend upon how the dancers conducted themselves. James firimingham, John Amaral and Fred Snarey were present at the meeting and when called upon for a few remarks assured the Council that they had just drop in to watch the proceedings. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:50 o'clock to meet in regular session on Monday evening, March 5A 1934 at 7:30 o'clock. Approved: 0 Mayor er Pleasanton, California, February 26, 1934. The Town Council of the Town of Pleasanton was called to order in special session at 7:30 o'clock on the above written with Mayor A. B. Pickard presiding. Present at roll call were Councilmen Madsen, Apperson, Orloff,.Garatti mad Pickard. . The Clerk presented a letter from Dr. F. W. Black, medical director of the Alameda County Institutions Commission addressed to Mayor A. B. Pikcard as of February 13th. The letter was to advise the Council that in the future where "Alameda County would be required to supply hospital care for prisoners serving time or awaiting trial in city jail but not under the auspices of the county ", that the respective municipalities for whom the prisoners were•.being cared for were to be charged for at the rate of $6.50 per day in general wards or X7.50 in psychopathic ward. Also information to the affect that on February 8, 1934 the name of the "Highland Hospital" was changed to "Alameda County Hospital' and so called "Highland Emergency Hospital" is officially changed to "Alameda County Emergency Hospital ". The Clerk also presented •a letter from G. W. Weldon, ' Mayor of San Leandro inviting the members of the City Council to a dinner at San Leandro on Friday evening, March.2nd, -`at which time a joint meeting of the East Bay and Penisula Divisions of the League of California Municipalites would be held. The Mayor asked those 'that who could conveniently do so to attend this dinner. The reservations for same to be made through the City Clerk. The Clerk was instructed to answer both the letters of Dr. Black and Mr. Weldon. Councilman Madsen again took up the matter of the municipality joining the League of California Municipalities pointing out that much good could be derived from th Town of Pleasanton being actively interested in the League through � members There was no action taken. Councilman Garatti presented the agreement for street and highway lighting supplied from overhead lines of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. This contract had been previously presented to the City Council and referred to Mr. Garatti for approval. Mr. Garatti recommended that the Mayor sign the agreement and that same be returned to the Pacific Gas & Electric Company. After a short discussion of the contract on motion of Councilman Garatti seconded by Councilman Apperson and with all Councilmen in favor of same the agreement was ordered signed. ' At the request of Mayor Pickard, Clerk Schween reviewed a recent visit which he and the Mayor had made to Oakland to the headquarters of the CWA and the conversation that had taken place with Mr. Jackson -of the Administration. Also he discussed the matter of presenting projects in the future and what was expected-by the Oakland committee. He concluded his remarks by mentioning a visit that had been made the same day by himself and 1dr. Pickard to the office of the County Surveyor and whfA* information was secured and help solicited with regards to checking the project regarding the wall along the Arroyo Del Valle Creek on Divisi9�n Street. At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr. Schween read some articles from ` the Western City', the official publication of the League of California Municipalities which Mayor Pickard presented. A general discussion among the Councilmembers followed. It was generally felt that if the project was to be resubmitted that an effort should be made to secure free gravel from the property owners concerned, that Mr. Hamilton, the County Surveyor, be asked to allow Mr. Schreiber of his office to draft plans and specifications for whichhe (Mr. Schreiber) should be paid by the Town of Pleasanton and that a meeting should be held at an