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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-08-19261282 Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in said City, on November 8th, 19263% at 7:30 o'clock. P. M. ',.Aeeting celled to order by President Weeks. Roll Call: Present: Weeks, Adler, Bach, Hicks, Kitzman, Postier, Schroeder,! Absent: 'Tone. Upon motion bIT -.ach second by litzman the minutes of the meeting': held on October 11th., 1926, were approved. The report of the City Engineer for the month of October, 1921i, showing expenditures from the General Fund for labor of '170.71, from the Street and Alley Fund Sj'a3379,47, from the Sewer Fund t)233.00, and from the Permanent Improvement Revolving wund $192,50, was read, and President Weeks ordered that the same be placed on file. The report of the Building and Electrical Inspector for the month of October, 1926, showing building inspection fees collected in the amount of 3149,00, and electrical inspection fees collected in the amount of '622,00, was read, and,President Weeks referred the same to the Finance C6*gi.ttee, The report of the 1,1ilk Irs pector for the month of October, 1926, via ; read, end President Weeks ordered that the same.be. placed on file. The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week ending October 18th, 1926, showing criminal fines collected in the amount of ,TM 91.00, civil fees collected ';.'�4.25, Olmsted County Fees for Septumber received in the amount of '155.20, and '1142.00 due to Olmsted County for CogAA+ fines collected; for the week ending October 25-th., 1926, criminal fines collected :"!')24.00 n.nd civil fe6s received �2.00; for the week ending ?November 10t, ;1926, showing criminal fines collected in the amount of ='166.10, court costs charged to Olmsted County �21,10 and fines collected due to Olmsted County '20.00, were each separately read, and President Weeks ordered that the same be referred to the City Attorney. Upon motion by Hicks second by Back the sum of $22.00 was anpropriat ed from the Ceneral Fund and the same was ordered paid to,Olmsted County 1,41lnr.e C.,ota�for share in ;.Iunicipa,l Court Cases numbers 3871, 3948, and 3949. The application of A. M. Goodman for a driver's. license and upon motion by Postier second by Adler, 'license was granted. The following applications for public; dance permits. were each a• separately read: W:,l. T. T:-lcCoy I,ost4for Armory, November llthr 1926, American Legion Drum and Trumpet Corps for Armory November 18th, 19262 rk4� - � � 2-Q z k and of the Elk's Drum Corps for Armory 'Tove.mber 9th, l a:?6, ,Aodern Woodmen of . America for the Woodaien Wall October 13th, 20th, and 27th, 1926, Rochester Pus iness ond_ Professional Women's Club for Armory, T?ovennber 22nd, 1126, Sunshine Club for the Woodmen 111a.A.1, No�.,ember 9th and,-23rd, 1026. f-Phu- application of the H. and H.-Electric Company for an electrician's license, .-ra-s : � ^.d• and upon motion by Iti.c-;s second by Postier license was Tanted. ri'he electrici:.an's:(bond of the f. and H. Electric -Company, with 0. G. /-0- HansonA Wm. J. Diedrich as :sureties thereon, each in the amount of �'1000.00, was reed and uo6n motion by mach second by Hicks the said sureties were accepted, the, s,,id bond -.eras arproved and. it was ordered that- tl-,e same be placed on .file. `_i'he following communication was read and President Wt.eks ordered that the SaLau be placed on file: "November 33, 1926. Honorable C omriion. Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen: I have to report that Leslie Sackett returned to duty as a Patrolman in the Police Depart.iient of said City,effective povember lst, 1926, and Thomas V. Nagel returned to duty as a Patrolman in the 'Police Department .of said City effective No,.rember 3rd, 19?6. • Respectfully submitted, J. T. Le=ion, Mayor of said City." The e,ppointment by the Mayor of Ray Iiellenbolt `.as a Special Policeman on the residence property of E. A. Knowlton, effective October 30th and :31st,nhe to ser,re without oay, was read, and President Weeks ordered that the same be placed on file. The followin copy of resolution passed and adopted by the Sinking Fund Co;imis_,ion, was read and on motion by Postier second by Hicks the action set forth therein was approY,red and it was ordered that the said copy of resolution be placed on file: "Be it resolved by the Com�.issioners Bf the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: Glhat the :gum of '"15,468.64 be appropriated from the Sinking Fund of the said City and paid to the Minnesota Loan and Trust Company of Minneapolis, lrlinnesota, for ``515,000.00 State of 1,4innesota, 4-4 per cent, Rural Credit Bonds, due December 15th, 1944 at a 4.05 per cent basis of 102,4653; ",15000.00 t_ ureof being principal on the said bonds, �'332.29 being premium on.said bonds and ,"136.35 thereof being -accrued interest on the said bonds, October kith, 1926) to November 2nd, 1926, inclusive." Uon motion by Postier seeond'by Schroeder the sum of $44.86 was appropriated from the General Fund and it was ordered that the same be paid to the 19?6 sprinkling account; ' 11.49 thereof .being; for sprinkling around the National Guard Armory, "17.95 for sprinkling; around the. Post .office and ''15.42 for sprinkling F2----284 X Upon motion by Bach second by Tricks the sum of �80.00 was q.ppropfi- ated from the Street and Alley Fund and it was ordered that the same be Paid to Otto Wilke for compensation for injury during the period October Sth, 1926,� to No -ember 4th, 1926" President Weeks submitted the request of Captain Graen that the sks ing rink license heretofore issued to Company C. be extended fifteen (1) days, because the Armory has been used for otherpurposes for that amount of time dl�ring the period of the license, A-kwhich motion by Schroeder second by Bach carried that the said roller skating .aicbnse be extended fifteen days. The claim of James O'Conner 863.$3 for services as Special 1 atrolman October 1J th, 1926 to October .51st, 1926, inclusive, was read and on motion by ,ritzman second by Adler the said sum was appropriated from the General Fund and it was ordered that the same be paid to him for the Purpose :mentioned; the said account being submitted for special attention because of the fact that he did not qualify on his last appointment until' the last two or three days of the -appointment.. Upon motion by Hicks second by Back the Chair was requested to fix ad ate for a mass meeting at the Council Chambers in the City Hall for the iscussion of the purchase of a .8oldier's 1hemorial field J and President eeks accordingly named ,7:30 o'clock P. M. November 15th, 1926, as the ate -and hour for such meeting. Upon motion by Bach second by Hicks the sum,of:1810.00 was appropri- Lted from the General Fund and it was ordered that the same be paid to ). L. Williams Postinaster, for postage stamps for use of the City Clerk. Checks No.-1696 dated October 23d, 19261 and No. 1697 dated Nd'vember* ;rd., 1926, drawn by St. Mary's in the amount of tt 500,00 each, payable to ,he City of Rochester, Minnesota for to apply on their share' of the cost of ,h(, construction ofthe local sewage disposal plant, were laid before the ommon Council and on Motion by Schroeder second by Postier the City reasurer was instructed to place the same in the Sinking Fund of said j:ty for the retirement of the Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds. The following appointment was read and President Weeks 'ordered that he same be.placed on file: ` R "Nov. 8th, 1926. , Honorable Cornnon Council, Rochester, Mfinnes ota. G entl eme-:! I hereby appoint A.D., a+ �; Policeman to serve without pay until the second Monday in April, 1927, unless sooner r ;),moved. This appoin�Nent is trade for the purpose of having a 285 man to protect the property of the Public Utility Board. Respectfully, J. T. Lemmon .fayor, , On notion by !Ticks second t)y Adler the 513.79 account against Harry If. Earle, the `'2.78 account against Arnold P. Burton and the $26.61 account against I . f... go ;nit °> C . F. Dillon, were referred tto the City Attorney with instructions that hu proceed with the collection of the same. -formal call of Theodore Christianson for a conferea ce on highway tr_,,ffic and safety matters to be held in the Hall of theHouse of Representatives in the State Capitol, St. Paul, 1:1innesota, on November 19thaarid 20th, 1.926, was read and r'resider_t Weeks ordered that the same be placed on file. Ori motion by Postier second by Hicks 1'1orkmen'.s Compensation and Employer Liability Polic No. UC388218, written by the Maryland Ca,ualty Company and issued to tile..City of Rochester, Minnesota, was released and it was ordered that the same be returned to them because of the fact that it was effective Outobtr 14th, 19,26 and required endorsement to make it effective October 26th, 1926, which endorsement tre said Company did not :Hake but instead rewrote the coverage in U.C. Policy Sao. 3f'8296, Whic-ii last mentioned policy was i sid before the Common Council and it was accepted by the above '-111untioned motion. pon Notion by Schroeder second by 71tzman the City Clerk was gTante;d a Dave of absence for four days corumeneing at noon November 18th, lT.16. `i'hu matter of ahether or not the ^ity of Rochester, Minnesota shell jay addition :l cornpunsation to the 91adges of $leetion �aho carrjaithe general election .returns of iovember 2nd, 1926, to the Auditor of Olmsted County, was on motion by Pos bier sucon-: by ITicks referred to the City Attorney for his ruling. The cc -pies of redolutions were each separately read and President Weeks ordered that -the same be placed on file: "Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the city of Rochester,Ikinnesota that the Hon.Common Council of the said City be and is hereby regiiestec to authorize the said Board to appropriate the amount of TEN THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED TEN DOLLARS P!,JD THIRTY FOUR CENTS (;�10,910.34)from the Public. IItility Fund to the Sinking Fund,said amount to be il.sed in the retirement of water Works Bondsof the City of Rochester,tiinn, Nos.l to 175, and to be invested in '�.0,000.00 State of Minnesota 44 Rural Credits Bonds Maturity Feb.15 1944, `''771.80 of the said amount being premium " and $138.54.being accrued interest on the said Bonds to Nov,30thl926. s "Be ,tt ar}d i,t is hereby resolved, by the Public Utility Board of the City o Rochester, Minnesota that the Hon.Codraon Council of the said City bu and is her - by requested to authorize the said Public Utility Board to appropriate the amou _t of TEN THOUSAND NINE; HUNDRED AND TEN DOLL''iRS, AND THIM"Y POUR. CETi 1'S (ClO, 910.34 ) from the Public Utility Fund to the Sinkinr, Fund of the City of Rochester the same to be used in the retirement of City Electric Light Bonds and to be inves- ted in State of Minnesota R-iiral Credit 4% bonds with a premium of $771,70 and accrued interest to Nov.30th 1926 in the amount of '`�138.54." 28 will 411 Alderman Hicks introduced the following resolution, wr.ich. was read: "Be it resolved by the Common. Councj.l of the City of Rochester, ?,.ri.nn.esots: • C That the stzm of n750.00 be. a cl the said sum is hereby appropriated from the General Fund of said. City and ordered paid' to rs. Frank L. Ripley as pad ent in full of Any and ,all claims..,wh.ich she nmry has or nia,y in th.e future have as a recillt of inju.ries Pustained and expenses incurred' on or about the 6th day of September, 1926 a-nd 'subsequent thereto. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw a warrant fog' said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cause said payment .to be made." T`pon motion by Adler second by Bach, that.'the said resolution be adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, except Alderman SchroQder who voted "Nay", President Weeks declared the paid .'resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Bach introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City.of Rochester, ,,.,, inne s o ta; r That the Public Utilit, Board of said City be and'the said Board is hereby authorized to appropriate 6110910,34 from the :Fum].ic Utility FU.nd of said City for payment to the .Sinking .T'und of said City for the retire- ment of Electric Light Bonds of said City, with the provision that th.t same shall fie invested in $10000.00 State of Minnesota, 44 per cent Rural Cre dif, Bonds of ,iaturi.ty February 15th, 1944; `` 771.60 of the said amount bein` premium on the said Bonds rand �',138.54 thereof being accrued inter- est on the said bonds from, August 15th, 1926, to .Noverciber 50th, 1926, inclu- sive. Upon. motion by Bach second by Adler that the said resolution be ., dopted as read and ail voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declare d t'.E said resolut on duly passed and adopted. Alderman. Hicks introduced the following resolution) w1d. ch was read: i "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, 4innesota: That the Public Utility Board of said City be and the said Board is hereby authorized to appropriate $109ZO.34 from the Public Utility Fknd of said City for payment to the Sinking Fund of said City for the retirement of Water Works Bonds of said City, with the provision that. the same shall be inves ted in ;' 10000.00 State of Minnes o ta, 44 percent Rural Credit Bonds of maturity February 15th, 1944; 'yv7.71.60 of the said amount being pre.niwn on the said Bonds and ��'138.54 thereof being accrued interest on the said bonds from August l th, 1926 to November 30th, 1926, inclusive." * C Upon motion by Hicks second by Bach that the said resolution be adopted as r adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed, and adopted. Aldemman Kitzman introduced the following resolution which was read: i . "WHEREAS. Henry'Grimm, Mrs, Ella Burdick and H. A, Johnson, being three fourths (6) of the owners of t1je property abutting on the street escribed below have presented ;+,heir petition to the Common Council of the City, of Rochester, lhFinnesota, praying for the vacation of that part of Fifth treet Southwest in Flather's Addition which lies betwesn.Fourteenth Avenue outhwes-i on the East and the alley running along'said,Flather's Addit on a n the West and that part of Fifth Street SouthwesEt in Hammer and Fa ng's ' • ddition which lies between said alley on the East and Fifteenth Avenue Sou- hwest on the West, and F+ f y r�( F I WHEREAS, it iF' deemed expedient that the matter be proceeded with; SO THEREFOP.E, be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, 1,Ainnes&ta:- That the said petition be filed of redord with the City Clerk of said City and that the said Common Council, of said City will hear and consider the same, in the Council Chambers, in the'City Hall, in said City, on 'fonda.y the 3rd day of January A. D.,`1927, at 2: 00 o'clock n . M, and teat t''e City Clerk of said Citir be and he is hereby authorized and directed to rive notice thereof as re:�uired by the_ Charter of said City." Ljpon motion by Bach second by kdler that t''he sayld resolution be adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. The City Engineer submitted plans", profiles and specifications and estimated costs for the construction of a surface drainage sewer in Third Street Northeast from 2Tinth'Avenue .Northeast to Tenth Street Northeast, which were con- sidered by the Common Council; the•said"estimate of cost being- 467.50. The City Engineer submitted plans, profiles,speuifications and estimated cost for �_ irfa.ee drainage sewer in Seventh Avenue Southeast, from Sixth Street Southeast to. Bear Creek, which were considered by the Common Council; the said estimate of cost being `�309.32. - Alderman.Postier introduced the fo4owing resolution, which was read: NHER MS, it is deemed expedient and necessary that a surface drainage surer be constructed in Third Street Northeast, from Ninth Avenue Northeast to Tenth -Avenue Northeast, and W a,RIAS, Chas. H. Armstrong, City Engineer, has prepared and submitted plans, profiles -and specifications for the construction of the said surface drainage sewer, and WHEREAS, the Said estimate of cost is four hundred sixty-seven Dollars and fifty cents ($467.50),and WHEREAS, as the estimated cost of said surface drainage sewer does not e#eeed the limitations provided for in Section 276 of the Charter of said City; SO TI—MMEFORE, Be i�[' re<=olved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the said plans profiles and specifications are hereby adopted for the corrstruction of the said surface drainage sewer, and as such the same. are hereby ordered. placed on file in the office of the City Clerk in said City. It is hereby ordered that the � aid estimate of costs be placed on file in the office of the City Clerk, of . said City, and the City Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to procure the necessary labor,materia.ls, etc., and construct the said surface drainage sewer, as above described, in accordance with the above men- tioned pla-as, profiles and speci:ications, Upon motion by Adler second by Postier that the said resolution be adopted as read and al-1 voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution .duly passed and adopted, Alderman Schroeder introduced the following resolution,which was read: 1Vi1H'_2R`7•`,:S-- it is deemed expedient and necessary that a surface drainage susc.r be constructed in Seventh Avenue Southeast from Sixth Street Southeast to Bear Creek, and WHEREAS, Chas t Ti., Armstrong, City Engineer, has prepared and submitted plra,nA, profiles and specifications for the construction of the said surface drainage s ewer , and �s • Ha VT1rT:t Ar, the Said estimatekcost is ($369.32) ,three hundred sixty- nine Dollars and thirty-two cents, and @iIMAS, as the estimated cost of said surface drainage sewer does not exceed the limitations provided.for in Section 276 of the Charter of said City;. SO `.1FTrPF70!IE, Be .it revolved by the Common Council of tre City of Rochester, Mi-i nesota: That the. said .plans, profiles. and specifications are hereby adopted for the construction of the said surface drainage sewer, and as such the sane are hereby ordered placed on file in the office of the City Clerk in said City, it is hereby ordered that the said estimate of costs be placed on file in the office of the City Clerk, of said City, and the City Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to procure the necessary labo:V,materials, etc., and construct the said sur- face drainage sewer, as above described, in accordance with the. above mentioned plans, profiles and. specifications." Upon motion by Bach second by Schroeder that the said resolution be adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Adler introduced a resolution appropriating 1276.55 from the Park Improvement Fund and ordered payment made to the - %yo Trust fund for payment of pAy rolls for labor for weeks ending October 6th, 16th, 22nd, and 29th, 1926, $1116,55 , and 1,160.00 for the catching; and crating of two buffalo, which was read. 4 Upon motion by r'aeh second by Adler that the said resolution be adopted as read and ell voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Schroeder introduced a resolution granting public dance- erTait to the American Legion for the Armory, No -,,ember llth, 19=;6, and i-"inr- the fee at '55.00, which: was read. [: Upon motion by Postier second by {itzman that the said resolution bq adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President Wecl-:s declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. • Alderman 1Ti-clfs introduced e resolution granting public dance permit o the American Legion Drum Corps for. the Armory, November 16th, 1926,-and ixing the fee at ''S.00, which was road. Upon motion by Kitzman second by Adler that the said resolution.be dopted as read and all voting in favor thereof,, PresideAtL ►`Jeuks declared .he said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Bach introduced a resolution granting public dance permit o the Elks Drum Corps for November 9th, 1926, at the Armory, and filing he fee at .,'5.00, which was read. c Upon motion by Schroeder second by Postier that the said resolution e adoptted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declar said resolution duly passed and adopted. 14f . V� �r 13 W Alderman 7itzman introduced a resolution grantin., public dance permit to the IAodern Woodmen of America. for the Wootbuen Hall, November 13th, 20th, and 27th, 1926, and fixing the fee at thesum of: lr. C?0, ivhi.ch yra9, read. , Upon .motion by Kitzman second by. Bach, that the said resolution be adopted as, read and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed'and adopted.' 4' Alderman Postier introduced a resolution granting ptiblic dance permit to the Rochester Business and Prof6esibnal Women's Club for the Armory, November 22nd, 102FI, and. fi�Cing the .fee at the sum of `' 5,(Y0, irh-ich was read. upon motion by Hicks second by 1L'itzman that tb'e said' resolution be adop- ted l,s read, and all voting in favor, tb'ereo'f, President Weeks declared the' said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Adler introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to the Sunshine Club for the Woodman Itall, November 9th, and 23rd, 1'926, and fixing the fee at the sum of 110.00, which Was read. ' I.Tpon motion by Pdstier second by Hicks that the said resolution be adopted as read and all voting; in,.fa or thereof, President V-1eeks declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Th: i'ollo},►inn, claims were; rc;ad and on Motion by KitziAan second by Hicks the same were allowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized -to draw Warrants "-updn the C i tf Treasurer and make payment acc ordinnly: From the General Rund: Sam Schlappi ' 11.50, C. Eeslie Gray .�''11.50 L. A.' Fellows,1411.60, 'Agnes Y. Capelle; �!'11.50, rlsie F. Fellows `' 11.50, Frank Chute 1�11.00, W. H. Hendricks "111.60, Frank Stoppel, '11:00, Fred W. Brown 1�11.00, W, Ti. Toogood `111.00, Art Nachreiner 111.00, Frank'W. Lyon 'y11.00, 'Ellis E.Bratager 011.00, Wilfred R. Trnutson �;11.00,- Ben Clausen 4`?11.00, Louif� A. Enke 11.0O3. Geo. Seh_Aelzer`ti11.00, A. II. Weber11.00, Chas Palmerlee,§11.00, Fred Lange 11.00, W. R. Liddle A"10.00, Ed- M. Raetz `"?10.00, A. 'E. 'Gates'�fi10.00, Blanche Moody 4 10.00, Lillian West Raetz �10,60, 'Ernst *H. Reiter ``,11.00, Paul Ti. Ro-gruel `i`)11.00, John I'. 1 Cooke ?' 11.00, :�ns°y C: Radke M1.00, Geo. G . Osborn '.711.00, Ernest H. Reiter �'5.00, John S. Case "°10,50, Pearl 'feller "10,50, J;,.. M, Norton 10.50; Jsines eller :''10,50, A. -R. Zick .10,5011 S. Utzinger ''10.50, Hubert J. Harvey "10.50, '.yin Enke ;',10.50, E. C. Roth '.'10.50, R. 'W. Chadwick. '''10.50, T. P. ten'* edy '2:10.50, I?. '!J. Mitchell '"10.5C A. H. C jeaiuns ..1104501 Wesley Alltn . 10.50, Prank P. Little 110.50, Flore'nc6 E. Van '1'ass(;�l 5.00, if. A. Yae�;kjr '10.50, F. L. Fox :'10.50, S.'A. Martinson "10.50, Geo. Schilmlin '�10.b02 11. L. Pearson '�10,502 F. L. Fox 15.00, Vim. (. hiller 112.00, John M, Rasmussen �*1?.00, W. II, Sykes t152.00, C. B. Maeken `6,.12.00, Howard S. Evans `` l?..00, Capt. R. a. Gwen 1�'5.00, E. E. Woodhouse` 12.00, Oscar A. Maass ,")12.50, Manfred Wal- drop 1122.50; IvAnna Schcllin Rutz '13.50, Mildred L. Stollunburg ``''121.50, H. ';caldron '5.00, Fred R. Witzke �12.00, Geo. Miller `",,12.00, Etth E. 'nuse1 >1;?.00, i 290 Eva J. WitzXe 12.00, Luella E. Rgdkc `"12.00,' Edw. J. Jacobs ".10.5.0, R. W. Fillmore ''10.50, Carl G. Remarkel `,"110.50, Arthur R. Ewgld " lo.E50, Wm. I. Berg `10.50, },I. D. Mat.teson �5.00, Miller's Garage ,`�,338.70, Rochester Oil Company ``10.00, Star Laundry 11.54, Winona Oil Company "`17.91 E. R. Terry ''54.00, ]Nelson Motor Sales `` .25,. Woodhouse Brothers O1:Lste�x County Oil Company :",'9.26, II. H. Electric Company "'l.60, Alderson Brothers "1.53, Hanson Hardware Company $3,35, Nelson Tire Ser;.Tice ;,,filler's Cararfe '7'11.75, Ira Enmark ;"312.18, Orcutt-Walters Company `74.50, Rochester Post -Bulletin �2.85, Foster Battery Company '1. 5, Yellow Cab Compa:�.y .` 6.70, H. S. Adams :313.52, Sullivan !- Harwick' ";2.15, 0. wlcCoy v4.20, Walter S. Booth ' Son, Inc. ? 6.60, Williams Stationery Company 'p4.14, L. C. Smith Corona Typewriters, Inc., �y6.00, Western TTnion Tel. Company ,;,20, S. J. Hauck, Sheriff, �70,50, John Kelly .75, Fratzke Bro . - thers �4,.35, The 11luality Print Shop 1?6.00, American Railway ' Express Company, r 0,60, Rochester Oil Company 110.58, Schmidt Printing,Company �p3,50, Nelson il! �hotor s $ Sale ,p15.65, The Quality Print Shop $3.00, Sullivan &Harwick, $2.35 Ind Olmsted County Oil Company %0000, Margaret Nystuen ,�p4.25, City of Roeheste Water Department 154482, Tri-State Tel. &. Tel. Company $44.25, 0. G. Hanson Pr. Son $1 20,C,ity of Rochester, Light Department $9z 31 1.The Liddle Hardware :.P From the Fire Protection Fund: Orcutt Walters.Company $28.003, The Leader 116.25, Olmsted County Oil Company pp24.20, TrJ.�State Telephone and Telegraph Company 09,60, Louis E. NietZ $1,75 , C. P. F jerstad 12,00, P. C. Gauger, 046.75, Star Laundry, $15,58, The Liddle Hardware, 06.25, A. and P. Tea Company $9.962 Rochester Electric Company $6.75, Foster Bat- tery Company �Z.20, , From the Street and Alley Fund August Anderson ;'.3,00, Minnesota �q Hi-1-way Department `"6.72, J. id. Hanson & Company $1000, Fox Auto Top Shop 19.60, American Railway Express Company .42, J. T. Roggensaek, $35.00, Hayes -Lucas °L �'rcen $1.35, The Joseph Lay Compa4iy 17.25, Nelson Tire !i Service $3.65, The Liddle Hardware $,90, Service Motor Company fµ.50, { Ellis Motor Company :.25.15, Fratzke Brothers 02.003, Western Lrnion .30 Rill r; .. The Liddle Hardware 017„88,, S*1-14v-o� --I '= + , O. G. Hanson Son ii 05.00, Western Union Telegraph Company �3.60, Rochester Iron Wdrks 1.F-)0, Fratzke Brothers $7.55; Tbe•Liddle Hardware,$8i64; , ti From the Sewer Fund; City of Rochester, Light Department ;036.04, Powderly '_ Son `'~24,00; Sullivan & Harwick '�.80 From the Park Improvement Fund: Art Nachreiner,, P'1.00, Rochester'. ; Milling Company 7.702 American' Railway Express Company �.147.06, Eagle Drug Store �1.15, Olmsted County Oil Company 047.20, Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Company $7.352 0. G. -.Hans on & Son, . 850 Rochester State Hos- 291 9 pital '.3.00,. Ceneral Fund 1129.30, Ceneral Fund 11811.15, Rochester Electric Company �5.31; From the Sewage Disposal Plant Fund: H_,naon Hardware Company ."41.64, -:�Ic ll�gott Welding Company "'112.00, Powderly Son `2-17.0o;Western Union Tel. Company 1 .06, "he Liddle Hardware d`27.90, Sullivan IIarwick `h20'.00, 0. C. Hanson Sd Son ,5.25, Western Union Tel-er-raph Company '141.79, Rochester Iron Work: 020.00, t rat1 1 roth s �,x"t2 . I0, From the Permanent Improvement Revol : ing Fund: Arnold ^ jerrin I `'3 �.09,. ::+ayo Clinic !.Prom the. Lighting Fund; city or, nocnestier, J1E3;IIL UE P1',J-U1UV111i 1Jt. tv. Upon motion by Bach second by Adler the City Engineer was authorized to s7)end not• o.er 1200.00 for the purchase of machinery for the elevating of screehin.-s to the digestion tank ht the local Sewage Disposal Plant. Upon :notion by Pos'tie'r second by Adler the City Clerk was instructed to 'dvaft a �•�solu ,ion providing for the transfer from the General Fund to the Str�ot and Alley Fund . of the Compensation insurance, hospital expenses ar.d funeral u,pt,nses heretofore paid Erom the said Street and Alley Fund to Mrs. Catherine Fri is ,:h as compensation for the death of Christopher F. Fritsch. Upon motion by Schroeder second by Postier the City Attorney was ins- truce=:Od t,o coluipAle the ordinances of the City of Rochester, ?,Minnesota, to and in- cluding this date, and prepare printers copy ther�fr-a`hUo that the saute may be printe:i in book form. Upon motion by Posher second by Hicks, . Council adjourned to No :-ember .15th, 1926., at 7:30 o'clock P. M, t i 3 � o City Clerk. 3 � o City Clerk.