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Santa Aha City Hall. Jul~ 23rd, 1934. 7:30 P.~,~. City Council met in regular adjourned session. Meeting called to order by Mayor Warner. Present: Trustees A. F. LeGaye, Fred C. Rowland, W. H. Penn, Plummet W. Bruns, E. G. Warner. Absent: Trustees None. In Re City Hall. In Re Application of Sinclair for Governor Club. In Re Communication Calif. Investigation Service. In Re Resolution Prohibiting Liquor Sales on Election Day. In Re Communication B. Milligan. In Re Application Lofton Bishop. On motion of Trustee Rowland, seconded by Penn and car- ried, the Clerk was instructed to write a letter of thanks to Senators W. G. McAdoo~and Hiram Johnson, Hamilton C. Cotton, Supervisor W. C. Jerome and former Mayor Paul B. Witmer, who were instrumental in securing the federal funds for a new City Hall. ,, On motion of Trustee Rowland, seconded by Bruns and car- ried, the application of the Sinclair for Governor Club for permission to use the Municipal Bowl for a political rally du~ing the middle part of August, was granted with the understanding that all expenses in connection with the Bowl to be paid by the Club. On motion of Trustee Penn, tied, the communication of seconded by Rowland and car- C. E. Lay of the California Investigation Service urging the so called "ambulance to the City Attorney. the City Council not to pass chaser" ordinance, was referred On motion of Trustee Rowland, seaonded by Bruns and car- tied, the Resolution presented by The National ~oice, a national prohibition weekly, urging the Board of Equali- zation to Prohibit the Sale of Liquor on Election Day, was referred to the City Attorney. .On motion of Trustee Bruns, seconded by Penn and carried, the communication ef B. Milligan suggesting that four or six Junior College students be placed on S.E.R.A. payroll to supervise school children in spending vacations at the City's campground at Forest Home; City to furnish trans- portation and students to furnish their own food and camp- ing equipment, was received and filed. ,, On motion of Trustee Bruns, seaonded by Penn and carried, the application of Lofton Bishop for a permit to erect a private frame garage, 18 x 20, at 819 E. Third Street, was granted.