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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-06-19354 Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City at 2:00 o'clock P. M, on May 6, 1935 Meeting was called, to order by President Lidd.le: Roll Call. Present: Lid).le, Amundsen, T-r�,er, rrp.nn, Lemmon, Moody and Richman. Absent: None. The following petition was read ,and upon motion by Lemmon second by I-Toody, it was referred to the Street and Alley Committee anal the City Engineer. "To the Common Council of the City of Rochester: The undersigned, being the owners of all of the property on t',,.o line of the street hereinafter described and proposed to be vacated, respectfully request you to vacate all that part of Fifth Street Southeast (formerly Line Street) lying westerly of a line drawn from a pair+ in'..Lue south line thereof sixty seven feet east of 'Glee east lin*f Broadway Street South to a point in the north line thereof eighty feet east of the east line of Broadway Street Southj The reasons for the vacation of said street are that it has never been opened or used .for public travel; that the expense of opening and improving the sm- a would not be Justified by its use; that it extends only to the river bank; that the public interests will be well served by the remaining streets and it is not needed for access to any property abutting then eon4 A plat of said street and the property affected thereby is it hereto attached4 Schuster Realty Company Dated May 1, 1935. By F, W. Schuster, President. �{ � Alvin& M. Lamprecht i State of Minnesota; County of Olmsted, ss. Alvin& M. Lamprecht and F: W. cchuster, presidait of Schuster Realty Company being duly sworn say that they are. the petitioners who made the foregoing petition and that the same is true. F. W. Schuster Alvin PA. L ampr echt Subscribed and sworn to before rye this May 1st9 1935. I Goo. W. nranger, Notary Public. !' My commission expires Sept. 189 1938. ` The following communication was read, and President Liddle I f referred the same to the Street and Alley Committee, the City Engineer and I the City Attorney: { "St. Paul, Minn: • April 249 19354 .Honorable City Council, City of Rochester, Rochester, Minne sot ae Gentlemen: The part of Fourth Street Southwest which is immediately ad3acent to our Service Station located on the corner of Pourth Street Southwest and First Avenue Southwest is in very poor condition, having broken out in a number of places and requiring some repair work. This is tha. part of Fourth Street bordering our Service Station property which is described as the East One Third (1/3) of Lot One (1) in Block Eleven (11) and the East One-half (1/2) of the West Two - Thirds (2/3) of Lot One (1) in Block Eleven (11) in the original plat of the Town, now City of Rochester, Minnesota. In discussing the repair of this street with the City Engineering Department they suggested that this matter be referred to you for proper action;, We would like this street repaired, and will appreciate your authorizing the Street Department to make such repairs promptly. i 0 Very truly yours, CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. J. L. Zust Division Manager" e The following application was read, and President Liddle referred the same to the License Committee, the Chief o 8' Police; and the Building Inspector: "Rochester, Minnesota May 6, 1935. City Clerk, r Rochester, Minni I would like to secure a license to operate tlae Green Lantern (Portable) Roller Rink, daily, afternoon and evening, in the city limits of Rochester, on property at 4th Ave. 'S. E., the license to take effect the latter part of May, and to extend through the summer monthse Signed CARL PETERMN, Owner. " President Liddle referred the matter of the use of the Community Room in the City Hall, for S. E. R. A. recreat&Anal work to the Public Grounds Committ ee4 The following communieXtion •was read and President Liddle otdered 1that the same be placed on files G) " BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS City of Rochester, Minn* r May6, 195 Fcrlcrwb7 e Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota: Gent lgmen: At a meeting of the ?Board of Park Commissioners held May 2, 1935 the following communication v,�,3 received from Hugh ` Vincent Feehan, landscape architect and engineerof ?Finneapolis The undersigned proposes: To furnish all drawings and estimates for the preliminary work in connection with the proposed dam at Silver Lake Park for the sum of Aour—Hundr.ad and Zitt4t Do2J,&r_s *440-v= The services involved in this proposal will be scale drawings shoving the location, sections and details of the dam sufficiently complete to permit an accurate estimate to be made. The estimate of cost will be dlong the lines of the present P. Wi Ad requirements so that the drawings and estimates can be submitted to any government lour eau for approval. The above amount would. apply toward the total fee or percentage of cost of the project, providing you wish to have complete working drawings furnishedis-L after federal aid • is assured for the project* It fs understood that your. Board will furnish all of the survey data and teat -borings which may be required and which has been outlined to your Saperintendent4 Respectfully submitted-$ Rugh Vincent Feehani The Board of Park Commissioners feel that it is very necessary to have the plans and estimates as outlined in the above proposal, in order to take full advantage of any new allot- ments which may be made under the new Work Relief or P. Wi A: setup. However, no funds are now available from the Park Budget for this purpose, therSfore we respectfully request your honorable body to appropriate 4450rq00 for the purpose of securing the draw" ings and estimates necessary for the preliminary work in con- nection with the Proposed dam at Silver Lake: Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. MARKEY, Secyi " vm The following certificate by the County Auditor was read and upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody$ the City Clerk was authorized and directed to adjust her tax records: "The i E following is the list of r-Oditions �a':.d abet anent s aim- fecting the tax levies of the City of Roche�t, er: II 1933 1934 `i Abated Added Abated ReV0111a 16i44 89d42 31414 1� Bridge 1142 5-025 li83 Fire Protection 9.87 65i77 22,00 i II' i Interest l 159 7 i 23 2 i 52 , 1� Library 2i23 15#11 5426 Lighting 5418 28.89 10 iO6 j Music-- ---- 54-58 1,94 I Park Improvement 7.37 50967 17:64 Pension & Relief 142 2419 476 i Sewer 3 17 14445 50-03 j Sinking Fund 6:03 27.80 9:68 {I Street & Alley 200 lliV 3493 Amiel L: Glabe; County Auditor: " The following ruling by the City Attorney was read and President Liddle orderethat the same be placed on files " ' Rochoster, Minnesota May 19 1935 Miss Lillian Ri Sveom, City Clerk, City of Rochester, Minnesota& Dear Madam: In answer to your inquiry as to whether the City Clerk has authority to draw and countersign orders on the City Treasurer for the compensation of Charles H. Armstrong, as City Engineer of said City I am pleased to make the following statement: Mr. Armstrong was appointed City Engineer at the beginning of the official year 1934. No other Engineer having qualified for the position, Mr. Armstrong is now ljolding that position as a hold -over officer until his successor is appointed and qualifiedi At the commencement of the official year 1934 the salary as City Engineer was set by the Common Council, and no further action re-• garding compensation has been taken& Our Charter provides that all appointive officers of the City shall hold their respective office for the term of one year and until their respective successors shall be appointed and qualified& The Charter further provides in Section 295 "suck salaries And componsation shall be fixed annually at the commencement of the official year: No offioer*s salary shall be increased or diminished during his term of office&" It is theafore my opinion, that Mr. Armstrong in not only en- titled to his regular compensation but that you as City Clerk are authorized to draw and countersign orders onthe City Treasurer for Mr. Armstrong's regular compensation as City Engineer in accordance with Section 109 of our City Charter. yours** � Ver respectfullyi � * i IR V ING• L . E C KH OLD , I C it y Attorney �I j The f ollbving c ommunicat ions fr bm the Secretary of the par k Board wefe each read and president Liddle , ordered that the same be placed i on file, rill ' "Board of park Commissioners City of Rochester Minn. 1hy 6 , 1955 . To the Honorable Ma y or and Common Council City of R ochister ; Minnesota . Gent is men: At a meeting of the Board of %rk C ommiss loners he Id May 2nd9 1955, the aompensAtIon of the Superintendent of Arks i� f or the ensuing year was f ixed at M, 4 00,00 per a Mum, a Ed a n allowance f or gas olins not t o exceed 1000 ga, lions f or t he year . We res pectfully request that yoga' hondrab 3.e b cdy a onf irm this action. r t Res pectfully submitted , Ja me s 11 . Star ke, , Secretary. " "Board of %rk Commais9loners C it of R ochester , I;tinn. 6 , 1935 . Honorable Mayor and Common II0unci1, City of Rochester , Mines Ote, Ge$t lement Vie Beard of lark Commissioners respectfully request that the salary of the Superintendent of irks far the ensuing year be fixed at 12600.009 the Superintendent to furnish his owrn car , i upkeep and gas oline ,0 , we respectfully request that you -confirm this action. 12ss pectfully submitted'. James 11. Starkey, Secretary, " r Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution whichwas read: "Be it resolved by the Common C ounc i 1 of the City of Rochester , Minns 0 otv: That the salary of the Superintendent of Parks f or t 1A ensuing I j official year be and. 'the same is hereby fixed and a ilowed as f ollows 11 A r $2400.00 per year which includes salary and use of personally owned automobile. The Mayer and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and r directed to make payment of saidsalary from the Park Improvement Rind, a one-half of the monthly installment thereof being due and payable on the 16th day of the month, and one-half thereof being duo and payable on the 1i6ot}. day of the month during the said official yoar4 ." Upon motion by Moody second by Pryer, that the said resolution be adopted as road;and all voting in favor thereof* President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted* Upon motion by Pryor second by Riebmang the City Clerk was authorized en �) directed to give 0. E. McCoy; City Weigh -master, authority to issue gasoline from i the City Fil,Ling Stations to Ralph Compton, Superintendent of Parka, this authority to be, for not to excood' one thousand gallons 'during this official year: The following emergency authority by the Mayor was read and President Liddle ordered that the some be placed on file* "April 30tht 1935* Miss Lillian R-6 Sveom; City Clerk; Rechost,er, Minnesota* Dear Madams It }saving been made to appear that there is an immediate necessity for the purchase by the City of Rochester of approximately 109'000 gallons of gasoline to place in the tank at the bulk station owned and oper- ated by the City, from which gasoline is issued to the City filling station for distribution to the various City dopartments, and that the delay occasioned by the advertisement for bids would cause great damage to the public interest, I hereby declare the existence of an emergency in said matter and orders' i authorize and empower you as City Clerk in charge of the purchase of gasoline for said purpose, to go into the open market and purchase approximately I 10,000 'gallons of gasoline at a cost to the City of Rochester of approximately $12004004 � I You are hereby notified that this emergency order is given to I you under and in aeeordance with the provisions of Section 284 of the Charter i of the City of Rochester, Minnesota* - Very truly yoursi W: A: Mooro, Mayor of the City of Rochester, Minnesotu " The following appointments by the Mayor were each reed and President .Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: I to MAY 6 1935 iI C "April 23, 1935 I Honorable .0op men==: Council; City of Rochester II Minnesotan I Gentlemen: _ ,I r I hereby appoint the following persons as special " f policemen for duty in all parks of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, they to serve without pay and to hold office until the second Monday in April, 1936, unless sooner removed: 0 R. B. Compton C; P. Cranston Geo. Schmelzer James Secrist Ed. P. Rohde Harold Thompson Geo. Leach James H; Starkey Herb Thienell R: L. Shearer Harry Earl , r � Respectfully submitted, W. A: MOORE Mayor. " "April 23, 1935. Honorable Common Council, City of, Rochester, Minnesotap, Geht lemen: I hereby appoint W. A Sessing as a specdal motorized policeman for duty in all parks in the C itr of Rochester, Minnesota , he to serve without pay and to hold office until the second Monday in April 19369 unless sooner removed* Respectfully submitted, W . A. MOORE I%yor: " r The following communication was read and President Ladd le ordered that the same be placed on files "Rochester; 1innesota April 11,- 105 The Honorable 'l"ayor and , paewbera of the Ci-cy Cuu-uil, Rochester, MINA4 Dear bjLrss This is to inform you that Lee �7ustine has been sp- pointed as the representative on the Band Committee for the .'ochester MusiciaAs Association Hoping this will meet with your approval, I beg to 1 ) - remain, yours very truly, Rochester Musician's Association By Lee Gustine, President 4 " I 19 The following notice of claim for damages was read and President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorneys "To the City of Rochester snd�the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of said City: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the undersigned . Adeline Buck was injured andidamaged ;by reason of the negligence of the City of Rochester, Minnesotag its officerss agents, servants and employees on the sidewalk at the east side of Broadway Street Soutk between First Street Southeast and Second Street! Southeast in front of the premises known as Baihlyt s Cash Market at No* 108 South Broadway in said city near the southern line of said buildings if ex- tended westward into the sidewalk and street. That the cause of her injury I was a0eep hole in the sidwalb at a Point about five feet west of the front of said building and about four feet north of the south line thereof if the same were extended westward: Tkat the accident causing said injuries occured on the 1st day of April, 1935 in the -afternoon of said dayi That by reason of the' condition 'of said sidewalk at said time and place the said Adeline it Buck was caused to and did trip, stumble and fall upon the sidewalks injuring V her ankle, knee and shoulder and that said accident occured while she was legallyg lawfully and carefully using said street and sidewalk as a ped- estrian thereon4l That she was by reason thereof crippled, injured and caused great pain and suffering and that she was obliged to incur considerable expense for: doctor bill and help in her homes all to her damage in the s= of $500001, and t-kat the sum of $500000 is claimed from the said City of Ij Rochester by the said Adeline Buck as and for compensation for said injury ii and damagei DatedApril,261, 1935i Adeline Buck*, o The following conimunic-ation was read and upon motion by Amundsen 1; second by Fryer, the request therein was granteft, "Rochester, Minna May 69 1935, N Honorable Mayor and Council is Members of the City of Rochester: The American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary would like to have you grant us pemgBion to sell poppies on the streets of it our City Saturday May 25,:th,e proceeds to be used for relief work onlyi, Respectfully yours,, Mrs, Wesley Hamring Chairman American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Salesj Mrso Elizabeth Postierg Chaftman Veterans of- Foreign Wars Auxiliary 11 Poppy Sale. Legislative Bulletin #99 dated April 17, 1935, of the League of Minnesota Municipalitiest calling attention to the Omnibus Tax Bill, "Wright" Tax II ;Allocation Bills Expenditure Control Bill and Tax Limit, was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on filed 12 If !I The reports from the Northern Natural Gas Company of naturel gas tests taken at SiouxCity, Iowa, Showing an average B TiIIfor the week end- ing March 24 of 1002,and an average B. T. U� for the week ending May 1, of I110049were each read: The circular letter from G. H. Griffith, Chief Oil Inspector, !j of the Oil Inspection Division of the State of Minnesota, calling attention to the expiration of the Uty of Rochester's license to distribute petroleum 1. products in Minnesota, was read;; Upon motion by Lemmon;:.. second by Amundsen, an appropriation of $1a00 was made, from the General Fund, for the fee to accompany the application of the City of Rochester, for -the 1955 license to distribute petroleum pro- ducts in Minnesota, and the City Clerk was authorized acid directed to coml>).ete j the application form for the 1935 licensee , !i The following communication was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file -.- "City of Rochester, Minnesota Fire Department ,April 23, 19350 city Clerk: Please deduct $1600 from the check for General hose Co, that you are holding Xt my request and send bal. to them to bal%nce our account with them; ' Yours truly C . E: 4inther, Chief . " The report of the milk inspector for the period from April 691935 to May 19 1935 was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file4 The following communication was read: "May 69 19350. Honorable Mayor and Common Council: Gentlemen: We beg to call to your attentio# that the order for Sprinkling of Tenth Street Southeast cites less 6th to 9th Avenue Southeast, and that, this leaves 660 ft. East of 9th Avenue, which we have to sprinkle and there are but- 2 houses on the north side of the street. I believe it would be advisable to discontinue the sprinkling of loth Street Southeast between 9th Aven" and llth Avenue, and respectfully 1 13� �l ry W n ask that .you give this due consideration* 'Respectfully, C. H. Armstrong City Engineer* " Upon motion by Green second by Richman, the City Clerk was instructed to draw proceedings for discontinuing the sprinkling of Tenth Street Southeast, between Ninth Avenue and Eleventh Avenue Southeast* The following petition was read and President Liddle ordered that the same oe placed on file: "We the undersigned hepeby ask to have Tenth Avenue between Fourth St: and Sixth Street Southeast sprinkled this Season 1955* H. Jensen Mr. and.Mrg. Clifford Fauver Mrs. Helen Pfeifer Roy L. Hubler Mrs, R. H. Loiferman H. Dornack Mrs. R. N. Wentworth Clifton Mayhood Hn. Jensen - -Mrs, mina Me,yh- o o d Mrs. Wray Eastlick , Mr. and Mrs. R. L. White" Anna J. & Ida S: Rendricks The report of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending April 28, 1935, showing Criminal Fines collected `0152.30; Civil Fees received N.75; Con— ciliation Court Fees received $3400; Olmsted County check for March 1935 $67:20; Court Costs charged to Olmsted County $7.35; was read and President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney. The report of the City Engineer for the month of April 1935, snowing from the expenditures for labor from the General Fund in the'amount of $428.21; ' Street ,nd Alley Fund $1507.93; from the Sewer Fund $86.731, was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file* The report of the building, electrical and plumbing inspector, for the month of April 19359 showing building inspection fees collected �11BOO; electrical inspection fee* $27475; plumbing inspection fees $26409 was read and President Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee: The following copios of resolutions ipassed and adopted by the Public i Utility Board were each read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on files 14 MAY 6 1935 "Be it and .it is 'hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of t I the City of Rochester, Ainnesota, that the Agreement and Mr.rchandising ! , ,i Plan of Electric Ranges, as incorporated in this resolution, be and 15 'I declared effective, and Be it and it -is hereby further resolved that the President and Secretary of the Public tility Board be and are hereby authorized to ;i sign said plan of agreement with the Electric Dealers, and +. q 0 l� Be it and itis hereby further resolved that the Common C ounc i 1 I s of the City of Rochester be and is hereby requested to approve said plan and the signing of said contracts, as follows:. i& AGREEMENT AND MERCHANDISING PLAN OF ELEC:,'R IC RANGES WITH DEALERS AND PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD i Y f Effective April 18, 1935 Terminating July 31, 1935 ' $e1 ling, Pri aP _ O .ua . omer : , Monarch Electric Range (3 Burner) ff 15-W . '77.0C Down payment ------------------ 10.00 _ 67�.00 Installment first month - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 7,100 Balance 60,00 BALANCE TO BE PAID .in 20 months at $3.00 per month .,,,nd billed by electric Light Department er • Whenever the word Dealer is used in this agreement , the term slu l.l_ signify and refers to a licensed Electrician who 13 licensed by the City of Rochester, Minnesota,, to do ,electrical wiring and is a .3ona, fide residence of the City and has an established place of business. Dealer to render free labor service for a period of one ye=i.r from date of sale on replacement of operating parts in this agreement , such parts on City ranges to be furnished to Dealer by the Manufacturer. under, Manufacturers' guarantee i Electric Light Department to furnilh Dealer w1th meter switch and service rack. Utility Board to pwy for wiring of all electric r,,,n, es in old and new houses, also apartment houses t providing electric ranges are installed upon completion, Wiring allowance of ranges installed by customers who are renting to be worked out at a later date Utility Board to allow Dealer $10.00 for old electric, gas or fuel range when taken in on trade for new electric range. Said range3 to be delivered by Dealer to City Light, Plant Garage to be checked by Earle R. Warnes and disposed of as we see fit. Earle R. Warnes to inspect and check material on all electric range installations befoi a ":rid after installations are made, and u. K. 15 I all bills submitted by --Dealer for payment by Utility Board on electric range in- stallations before bills are paid to Dealer under this agreement. When Dealer makes sale of any electric range, he is -to notify Mr.Warnes and the Dealer or his electrician to go on job with Mr. Yarnes and both agree on agreement of wiring for range. This agreement between Utility Board and Dealer to terminate July 31, 19359 All applications for sales -contracts to Ve agcepted and approved by Secretary of Utility Board before electric range installation is made, or range is delivered to dealer# All campaign ranges are the property of Utility Board until paid for. Dealer making sale of electric range to do wiring; as stipulated in this agreement, providing application for sales -contract is approved by Secretary of Utility Board*; Under plan outlined, Utility Board will finance range sales which are bding featured in 'campaign and monthly installments to be billed and collected by Utility Board without recourse to dealer: Dealer to be paid for wiring of range installations once a month by submitting bills to Utility Board. This agreement terminates all previous allowances on wiring for rangesi Dealers who are licensed electricians to display ranges featured in campaign in this stores and display windows, without cost to Utility Boarde Said campaign ranges to be consigned to, Dealer, but are the property of said Utility Board and shall not be removed from his premises without first securing permission from the Electric Light Department: Utility Board will do their share of advertising to put this campaign across and Dealer is expected to tie in with his ad. Dealer to receive a !($20'400) commission for selling campaign ranges, unless otherwise specifiedi City Employes of the Light &, Water Departments may purchase an electric range under this plan. Dealer is not allowed to participate in commission, but City Employes to arrange with' some licensed electrician to do the wiring as out- lined above and Utility Br6ard to finance sales -contract and 411 add carrying charge. 10% down payment will be required and installments not tQ run over a period of twenty (20) months The above agreem ent . entered into this day of M __,1935 by and between the Public Utility Board and a licensed electrician. WITNESS& PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD, CITY OF ROC:RESTER, MINK. II President. Secretary. R -Dealer. .y 16 MAY 6 1935 ril I I Be it and it is -hereby further resolved- that the passing of this resolution.and its authorization by the Common Council does hereby void the plan as established by resolution of the Public Utility Board under date of May 21, 19340" "Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochestert Minnesota, that the following employee be appointed, at the pleasure of the public Utility Board, for ai period of from April 1, 1935, to April 1, 1936: Harold H. Dornaek Steam Fitter $1500.00 per year,and ,j Be it and it is hereby further resolved that the Honorable Common i Council be and is hereby requested to approve the said appointment and salary:" 'i The following communications relative to receipts for collateral I I� depdsited by City Depositories were read, and President Liddle ordered jthat the same be placed on file] "April 23, 1935i Mr. A. F. Wright, City Clerk, Rochester, Minnesota. Dear Mr. Wright: The Olmsted County Ba'hk & Trust Company of this City being a, depository of the city funds have requested that the following securitie be released: - - U. S. Treasury; 3-- % bond due 1944-46, No:45348, with the Oct -to 159 1934 and sub, epns, att i 500.00 Federal Land Bank 5 :bonds, Nos; 124968 & 9 due May 1,1941 Nos: 130314, 135629 & 30, due Nov. 1, 1941, with the Nov. 1, 1934 and sub. epns: att. S000:00 $5500;00 also: U. S. Treasury 3 3/8% bond of 1941-43; No. 224219 with the March 159 1935 and subiepne, att. 4 1000.00 U. S. Treasury 3' % bond of 1944-46- No. 1885; with the April 159 1936 and sub, epns. att 5000.00 Fourth Liberty Loan 4 % Of 1938, #EO0681345 ® $5001 G024631379 N0058066, G026398179 D02640044, G025514279 G026186971 F026186961 D018054149 C01E05413, and D0227603)4 L 1'.1, F00174155 Q 5M, with the April 1511935 P.. s.c.aj 15500,00 Federal -Farm Mortgage Corp. 3% 1949, #82784-5-6 and t, 275363 @ 1M with the May 159 1935 and sub ' cpns.att: 4000400 State of Minnesota R.,Ci 4:V, bonds due 1939, -#32156 and 9 @ 1M with the June 19 1935 and sub. epns att: 200000 27500.00 You will kindly therefore deliver to me the original receipts in connection with the above bonds and I am this day authorizing and directing -11 the Midland National Bank & Trust Co, of Minneapolis to release these bonds tv said Olmsted County Bank and also surrendering to the Midland National Bank & Trust Company. of Minneapolis the original receipts4 Yours truly, Theodore H. Tollefson City Treasurer 0 r 17 + Yo e 1� Theodo7ty Toll of son, ' Trelsur Fr o " j t at a of Minne sot a C unty of Olmsted, Cit of Rochester. SS. I: I, Theodore H. Tollefson, City Treasurer of the City of Rochester, ` Minn eso a, hereby acknowledge to have received on thi s dent a from he City Clerk ,+ of said ty, the following receipts for collateral deposited the First ~ ! National nk of this City with the Federal Reserve Bank of r nneapolis, Minnesota, ich collateral was deposite4n the said Feder a Reserve Bank in lieu of a epository Bond from the First National Bank-. the said receipts 1 ij being as follo RE-rETPTS T)ATFD ' Apt AY •29t h, 1933 Cuthrie County, Io a 44-%- .Primary Road Bdnd #346 to 3 incl. 3 @ 1,000.00 ? ! f o due 5-1-37 $39000900 i' Floyd }County, Iowa 4 , Primary Road -Bond #939 to 43 Incl. 5 @ 19000.00 I , { !; du 5-1-38 05,000400 j Dubuque County, Iowa b% imary- Road Bond #177 to 1779 Incl. 5 @ 1,000.00 ; due 5 1-36 $59000400 Dubuque County, Iowa 5% Prim ry. Road Bond 721 to 1730 incl. 10 @ 1,000:00 du a 5-1- 010 9000.0 { Board of Education, City of Lein , N.D' 42, School Building Bonds 411 to 15 ; Incl. 5 @ 1, 0. due 8-l"35 $59000.00 V, S. Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds 4 $25,D00.00 Cabarrus, N. C.0 ,Road & Bridge and to 10 incl. 4 4' 19,000. due 6-1-35 - 000 e00 RECEIPTS-11ATED DECEMBt 16ths 1933: Kossuth Cour_ty/entucky mar°y Road Bonds. -Nos: 1209 to 1211 incl., i 1-38 3 @ 19000. $3,000,00 Milwaukee Counin4% Corporate Purpo Bonds. Nos. 369 to 373 incl., -35 5 @ 1,000. 000.00 S DATED 'JANi1ARY- 22nd 19 Henderson G.bun-- � Road and Bridge --Bond. os. 5119 520; -36 2 @ 1,000. `" 2,000 0 RECEIPTS DATED JUNE 2nd, 1934. i i Mower CQu y-Minn. 5% Public Drainage Ditch Bond due 1-1-36 3�­l @ 900 j/52 1 C� 1,000. 1, 50,0+00 plower ount�r, Minn. 5% Public Drsinage Ditch Bond due 7-�1-35 #51 1 @ 500 1 #50 1 @ 1 1 000 1150,0 j00 V Fed al, Land Bank of Nevi Orleans 5% Federal Farm Loan Bond 5-1-51 20077 1 @ 510000 `$5900040 ederal, Land Bank of St. Louis 5% Federal °Farm Loan Bond #12005 1 U 1000001,109000 • - - -- p S. p.Tr o ArA 1931 !j U'. S.. Fourth Liber an Donds 4W%ndue 10-155 f'"4 $000;00 " Dated at Rochester ""ota, this 24th day of April, A: D: 1935. THEO. R. TOLLEPSO j; City T.reasurer'of sai " a ii "April 23, 1935; Mho' A. F. Wight - City Clerk, ., Cityi Dear Sir: The First National Bank of ??oehester, Minnesota- being a City Depository, have requested that the following securities be releac eJ : RECEIPTS "DATED -1MAY 29th, 1933 Cuthrie County, Iowa, 43°' Primary Pond #34-6-to 346 incl. 3 1,000. due 5-1-37 0000 Floyd County, Icwa 4 ;'' Primary Road,Bond #93,9 to 913 incl. 5 0 1,000 due 5-1-38 5,000.00 Dubuque County, Iowa, 5 Primaryc - oad '_.once 1775 t o 1779 inc 1. 5 1,000 due 5-1.-36 5 $00C.00 Dubuque County, Icc1a 5"' Primary ':'oad pond_#1721 to 1730 Incl. 10 @ 1,000 due 5-1-65 i.0,000.00 Doard of Education, City of lfinot ".D. School ::uildi.ng Bonds ffll to 15 ' inc 1. 6 0 19000 due .8-1-r38 50000.00 Cabarrus, NQ Ci 5"` Road !,� Dridge 7-ond #7 to 10 incl: 4 @ 1,000.-due 6-1-35 - 49000.00 U. S. Fourth Liberty Loan )3onds 44,.. 25 9000.00 RFC .T�__�_ S=I�AT_.ED_._I1EGMUSIL 16th 1933 R oe,d Kosauth County, Iowa 'Q4 Primarylsonds Nos. 1209 to 1211 incl. due 5-1-38 3 @ 19000: 3,000.00 Milwa.ukbe County; Wisconsin 4% Cdrporate jurpose s".;onds 17os. 369 to 373 Incl. due 6-1-35! @ 1;000. 59000.00 RECFIPTS DA"'ED JA1tUARX 22nd1k 1934 Henderson County, Kentucky Q jo Road and bridge `;ond os . 511, 520 due 4-1-36 2 1-000 N,000.00 - - RECEIPT D,�T'CD JU' TF Mower County, 1Minn. 5f Public Drainage I}itch Dond due 1-1-36 #35 1-- @- 500. #52 1 @ 19000: 1, 500.00 Mower County, Minn. 5;f Public Drainage rDitch- Bond due 7-1-35 #51 1 0 500 #50 1 @ 19000. 1 , r00.00 Federal Land Bank of New Orleans 5f Federal Farm Loan Bond 5-1--41 #120077 1 @ 59000. 59000.00 Federal Land Bank of St. Louis 5A Federal- Farm Loan bond 5-1-41 #120050 1 @ 100000. 10 ,000.00 I I RRrrrPTE' nATFn-XOVFM LR 3rd: 1934: U. S. Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds 4�% due 10-15-38 $49000400 ! You will ,kindly, therefore, deliver to me the original receipts in connection with the.. above bonds and I am authorizing and directing the r ederal Reserve.Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota to -release these bonds to the said First National Bank of R©chester, Minnesota, and also surrender to the Federal i; Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, the original receipts. Yours truly, Theo. H . Toll of son, City Treasurer4 " " April 23, 19354 Mr. A. F. Wright, City Clerk; Rochester, Minnesotai Dear Mr. Wright: The Union National Bank of Rochester, 11innesota being a depository for funds of. the City of Rochester have requested that the following securities be released% , Chicago & North Western Railway Company 4-2-% Equipment Trust of 1929 Series W. Nos. 2115 to 2119 incli, due 9-1-38 5 @ i;0000 15;000000 Illinois Central R. It Co,i & Chicago, Rto Lrouis & New Orleans R. R: Co. 42-% Joint First Ref: Mtge Seri C. Nos. 3310 to 3314 incl. due 12-1-63 5 @ 19000. 51000400 You will --kindly therefore deliver to me the original receipts in connection with the above bonds and I am authorizing and directing the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis to release these bonds to said Union National Bank also surrendering to the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis the original receipts. Yours truly, Theo. H. Tollefson, City Treasurer. " The following copies of receipts by the City Clerk's Office and the Federal Reserve Bank* receipts mentioned therein, were read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: State of Minnesota, r t County of Olmsted, City of Rochester, SS. This is to acknowledge receipt from Theo. FL. Toll of son, City ?reasurer, ,of Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota receipt dated April 27, 1935, for Home Owners Loan Corporation 4% bonds, Nos.- 9454-5, 97149 3 cv 59000.00 due 7-1-519 $15,000 00; which notes were deposited by the Union National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, as collateral deposit, in lieu of the'depository bond. r Dated this 30th day of April, A. D. 19354 J J l LILLIAN R. SVMi M_ * City Cl-erki " Y; i 20 14 "State of TUnn a sot a, I (' i t County of Olmsted, _ ! City of Rochester, SS. !! , �I Th#s is .to acknowledge receipt from Theo. __H. _-Tollefson, City i Treas».rer, of Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, receipt ii for U. S. Treasury Notes A-19399 2 1/8% due 6-15-399 $89,000,100; which notes were deposited by the First National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, with the Federal Reserve Bank ,of Minneapolis, Minnesota, as collateral deposit, in lieu of the depository bond. I Dated this 27tr day of. April, A. D. 19351 \ !; Lillian R. Sveom. j 1 Stenographer in ii City Clerk's Office. " I; The official bond of Lillian R. Sveom as City C1erR with`the I r i Fidelity Casualty Company of New York, as Surety thereof;in the amount of !I I i 110,500,00 was read and upon motion by Moody second by Green, the surety thereon !i was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the said ' I I ` I bond he placed on file, i The following application for transfer of ':'axi Cab Licenses was II. g PP_ read, and upon motion by Green second by '?ichman, the transfers requested f i yt herein were granted: i i j "' oche st er , 'Finn; �1I1 April 27, 19350 I; To the Common Council i f of the City of Rochester: Gehtlemen: i, I j We petition your ?Tonorable Tody for the transfer of '"ity -axi Cab License Number 10 on Five Passed er Auburn Cab bearing St..ate License i � g g k !� Number - 215-160'to'Seven Passenger LaSalle Cris bearing 6ta6e License li Number B-1420, I+ Also City Taxi Cab License Number 12 on five pasAng•er Auburn I jcab bearing state license B215-162 to five passenger V-0 ford, ,_-,edan type, jI I bearing state license number B-216-592. �i Also City taxi cab license number 13 on five passenger Auburn i cab; bearing state license number B-215-159 to Five passenger V-6 f®rdi i sedan type, bearing state license number b-216-5930 I � ' Very truly, f i Yellow Cab Co. of Rochester f i i Dy Claude L. Eoga,rt �i. The application of T V. Nagle for Public Da.noe Perm- it_ at the I Woodman Hall, May 4, 1935 was read4 I �� i i The appiicationsof John Sandell (2), ''red Ostrich (21 for soft I ' Ii drir}k licenses were each read, and upon motion by Amundsen second by .fryer I� z 211 licenses were granted'i The applications of John Joachin, .for "On-Sale"and "Off -Sale" licenses j to sell non -intoxicating} �e,lt liquors at 18 Third Street S. ;"Tv were each. read, and upon motion by Amundsen second by Green, li`'censes were granted. i, The application of William Wi Green for a Plumber's License was read - and upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody, license was granted: I �i i! The Plumber's License�of William Wi Green, with the Maryland Casualty 'j Company, as Surety thereon, in the amount of $1,000 00 was read, and upon motion �I by Lemmen second by Mood; the Surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was i approved,' and it was ordered that the said bond be placed on files The application of William Hagedemn for a Plumber's License was read, ,t and upon motion by Amundsen second by Richman, the license was granted* The Plumbox. s License Bond of William Na,gedorn, as E-arety t 1:.ereon, in t-he ,iioant of 01,00n,009 was reed, and upon motion by Amundsen second by Richman, the surety thereon was accepted; the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that tr.e same be placed on file: The application of George T..Iorri son; doing business as the Morrison Electric Company, for an electrician's license was read, and upon motion by Pryer second by .Moody, license was granteda t ,The Electriciap's License Bond 6f George Morrison d.b.14 a- the Morrison Electric Company, with the American ,Surety Company of New York, as SurMythereon; in the amount of $19000io009 was read, and upon motion by Pryer second by moody, the Surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file". The application of the 11. &. H. Electric Company for an Electrician's License was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Richman, license was granted License Bond approved by the City Attorn y: subject to their filing their Electricians' I The following applications for permitsto Place and Maint^.in Signs were read, and upon motion by Lemmon second by Amundsen, permits were grant ed: Boston Shine Parlor, Rid -Continent Petroleum Co. (5) ,. Jefferson Transporta- tion Company Bus Depot, The Hi Fat, Mrs. Nina C. Wagoner, Clayton Lyke, Roy Best, Marigold Dairies, ?Tolland Furnace Co., Golden Axch Cafe (James t Miller) , Metropolitan Billiard Parlor, May Pole Cafei Two rapplications from Weber. & Judd Company for Permits to Place and Maintain Signs, and two applications from the Quality Motors Inc., accon:p:-n.:;u T,y Certificate 3 of. Issuance of Insurance by the Fidelity and i Casualty Company of New York, were read, and upon ,Lotion by I,emmon, second by Green, permits were granted subject to their paying; the regular rake, or filing the liability insurance policies approved by the City Attorneys The following comimmicatior_ was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be,placed on file; honorable Mayor and Common Council; City of Rochestert )dinnesotao Gent 1 em en: "April 25, 193•5 The board of Park Commissioners request permission to enter into a contrast with L. A: KepP Contracting Company to furnish lighting oglxipment for Soldier Field as advertised for and in accordance with the plans and specifications on file with the secretary of the board. This contract to be in accordance with the propbea,l submitted by Ti. A. Kepp Contracting Co. to the Board of Park Commissioners on April 229 19359 and to be for the base price of $3156400 plus MOO for alternate No. 4 and less $350400 for alternate No: 7 And less 0114,000 fur, alternate No.. 8, making a total sum of 02722,@001 ,Respectfully submitted, BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS. By James $+ Starkey, Secyl " Aft ordinance providing for the• Licensing, Conducting and Regulating of Auction Sales and Auctionebrs, withifi the City of Rochestert Minnesota, was given its third and final reading: Upon motion by Lemmon, second by Amundsen$ that the said C 1 , I Ordinance be adopted as read, and all voting in favor Cher eof* President ILiddle declared the said Ordinance duly passed and adopted16 IR I 237 E i0 9 An ordinance repealing an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance providing for the licensing and regulating *of gift, fire, auction or bankruptcy sales in the City of Rochester, Minnesota", being No. 181, and also an ordinance entitled, 'qn ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance providing for the licensing, conducting and regulating of auction sales within the City of Rochester, being Ordinance No. 43819 was given its third and final reading. Upon motion by Green second by Richman, that the said ordinance be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof' President Liddle declared the said ordinance I ' s I I (( duly passed and adopt ed4 An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance for the formation il ,and government of the Fire Department of the City of Rochester, Minnesota- was given l i its second readingz { j President Liddle referred the matter of available funds in the Fire Pro- tection Fund for additional firemen- to the Fire.. Department Committee, the Finance Committees and the Chief of the Fire Departm P.nti Alderman Amundsen introduced an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance prohibitin th3 holder of any non -intoxicating or intoxicating liquor license or for the o, er or driver of any public conveyance to use any public street or alley on Sunday for the wi purpose of making delivery of such liquor", was given its first reading4 Upon motion by Moody second by Richman, the rules were suspended and the said ordinance was given its second readingi 11 Alderman Lemmon introduced an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance providing i for the licensing and regulation of card- board; box- table, stand, cabinet or similar I device used in games or amusement where a charge is made for the use thereof and sub- . scribing penalty for violation thereof", was given its first reading: Upon motion by Green second by Fryer, the rules were suspended and the f� �i said ordinance was given its second readings I; I' Alderman Green introduced an ordinance regulating the placing, erecting, I! i and maintaining of signs over streets, walks, end public grounds, in the City of Rochester$` which was given its first reading: 24 915 Upon motion by Lemon second by Moody, the rules were suspended, and said ordinance was given its second rreading. President Liddle left the Council Chambers, and at his request f , r Alderman Moody took his chair as President Pro Tem: r Alderman Fryer introduced an ordinance repealing an ordinance entitled,"An Ordinance regulating and placing, erecting, and maintaining of signs over streets, walks and public grounds in the City of Rochester"s being ordinance No. 312 and the amended thetsief being #330 and 4579 which was r given its first readingi Upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryers 0the rules were suspended and thd said ordinance was given its second readingi The following communication was read and President Pro Tom Moody ordered that the same be placed on file$ I ' "May 4, 1935 Hon`* Mayor & Common Council r City V Geht 1 anent r The Street & Alley Committee and the City Engineer respectfully request that the Hon4 Common Council will designate the following days for the Annual Spring Cleanups _ Northeast Rochester May 13 Northwest Rochester May 14 Southwest Rochester May 15 Southeast Rochester May 16 That the City furnish transportation and the necessary labor to move all refuse, except, ashes and stable manure, that is deposited near to the lines of the streets, avenuOs and alleysi Respectfully$ Be S. Green . Chairman Street & Alley Committee. ' Tom Moody B. Amundsen _L=st_r na City Engineer. " Upon motioh by 4emmon second by Fryer, the City Engineer was n- structed and authorized to furnish the necessary labor and equipment for the above -mentioned clean-uP-days* The following report from the City Clerk was read, and President Pro Tem Moody ordered that the some be placed on file% "Rochester, Minnesotan April 279 1935 Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gent 1 ae n: A report from the Sprinkling Committee made Marcb. 29th, 1935, re- commended that Sprinkling on First Avenue Northeast between Ninth and Tenth Streets Northeast be continued, during the season of 19354 This report and recommendation should have read that the sprinkling of First Avenue Northeast between Ninth and Tenth Streets Northeast be not done dur- ing the season of 1935: The undersigned Committee therefore recommend that the petition of the property owners abutting that First Avenue Northeast be not sprinkled between Ninth Street Northeast and Tenth Street Northeast; be reconsidered, and that action be taken bir the Common Council to grant their plea+ Respectfully submitted, THE IFPFINKLING COTVITTFE By Top Ric _man Chairman. $. �mundsen Tom Moody " 2j5 1 �i The claim of the City of Rochester Light Department$15.49 for electricity and water furnished to the Open Door Mission was read, and upon motion by Lemon j second by Pryer, the sum of $15:49 was appropriated from the General Fund and it j was ordered that the said sum be paid to W. A. Moore, Mayor, for use in his Mayors Contingent Fund, and the sum of $15:49 was appropriated from Code 18 of the General Fund to Code 7 of the General Fund as a temporary transfer& i President Liddle returned to the Council Chambers and took his chair Upon motion by Lemon second by Moody, the City Clerk was authorized and directed to prepare a resolution turning over to the Mayor, the funds available in Code 7 of the General Fund for use in the Mayor's Contingent Fand4 i Alderman Richman introduced a resolution granting a Public Dance Permit to T. V. Nagle for the Woodman Hall, May 49 1935, and fixing the fee at $3.00 which was rue -di U- 99A MOUGn by i'Y'y mr Deco; a �_y ' oo"that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle. declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted. Alderman Moody introduced a resolution authorizing and directing the Public Utility Bo)6rd to pay a yearly salary to Harold-H. Dornack in the amount of $150000 per year, in accordance with the above quoted resolution request which was r ead Upon motion by Moody second by Fryer; that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, Presidend Liddle declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted* Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution approving the agreement and j 11 merchandising plan of electric ranges with dealers and the Public Utility Board, as �i i set forth in the above quoted resolution request ,whi ch was read4 i i j Upon motion by Green second by Ricbman,that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu- �j Lion duly passed and adopted4 h Alderman Moody introduced the following resolution which was read: 26 WHEREAS, through action by the Common Council; April 22nd�1935, the papers, etc., concerning the compensation award to Mrs., Linda Randall for the death of Charles Randa119 were transferred from the City Attorney to the City Clerk's Office; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesetat Thathe Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw weekly compensation payments of $10 80 per week to Mrs. Linda Randall, during the ensuing official year, upon her yigning the proper A partial payment receipts," II Upon motion by Lemmon second by Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor theAvef, President Liddle declared the said I resolution duly passed and adopteda read: Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution which was "YMEREAS, on March 29th, 19359 the Sprinkling Committee renommended that the sprinkling be continued on First Avenue Northeast between Ninth Street Northeast and Tenth Street Northeast; and nk WHEREAS, The report of the Spryling Committee was in errors and the intention of the Committee was to grant, the petition of the propert owners concerned that this part of First Avenue _,ortheast be not SO THEREFORE, be it resolved by the common Council of the amity of Rochester, Minnesetat Y That the said part of First Avehue Northeast between Ninth and '.,'enth Streets Northeast be not sprinkled or treated with calcium chloride during season of 19351 " Upon motion by careen second by Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared P. the said resolution duly passed and adopted$ Alderman Fryer introduced a resolution authorizing and directing the Board of Park Commissioners to entrr into contract with LN A. Kepp Contracting Company, for the furnishing of Lighting equipment for Soldier Field in accordance with the •above quoted resolution request. Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted 271 0 Aldermen Amundsen introduced the following resolution Which was read: "MITMEAS, it is deemed empedient and necessary that the Budget Division be set up in the General Fund for the payments of Insurance Premiums on policies covering properties except automobiles belonging to the City of Rochester, Minnesota; SO THFREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, j Minnesota; That the City Clerk of said City be and she is hereby authorized and directed to create a Budget Division in the General Fund,rte be known as Code i Number 319 from which disbursements for Insurance Premiums on property belonging to the City of Rochester, Minnesota, except automobiles, may be made," Upon motion by Lemton second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said reso- lution duly passed and adopted* Alderman Richman introduced a resolution appropriating $232,00 from the I P I Lighting Fund of said City and ordering payment made to City of Rochester Light Department, for electricity .furnished to public buildings as per the April 25,1935 billings, which was read. Upon motion by Fryer second by Richman, that the said resolution be adopte as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted) Alderman Lemmon introduced a resolution appropriating 1121G.90 from the General riund, and ordering payment made to the City of Rochester Steam Heating; Department for steam heat furnished to the City Hall, as per the April 29, 1935 bill-, inr, which was read. Upon motion by Green second by Amundsen+ teat the sa .d resolution be adopted as read, and all votinn in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed dnd'adapted. Alderman Green introduced a (resolution appropri ^.ling pe,r1c, IriipruT*etnent Fund, and o�tdering paym�.nt ,made t.o tY}e JA Trust Find, i ro.n `.r16 I for payroll 1 for labor for the weeks ending April ,26,r 1935 and l ay 3, 19359 which w4s read, Upon motion by Moody second by Green, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and All voting in favor thereof, President. Liddle declared the said resolution Unon motion by I,:ioody second by Fryer, that the said resolution -be 3.donted a.s read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle decl;,.recl the said resolution duly passed and adopted. 28 -I L,AY G 1935 9 j",H. duly passed and a,doptedi Alderman nreene introdi.xced tl,e following resolution which was read: "jiVrTT+'f?r1. , on Novmber 19, 1� 3#; an appropriation of one -h.undred seventy- six dollars (0�17(3.00) was mQ,de by the Common Council of -the City of 'Rochester, Minnesota, to the Genera1 Fire close Company as balance due on four hundred feet (4C0 `) of fire ho se purchased t�nd�er contract , a-nd t►7jT2!?r. �.-, upon the r. equest o_E' the Chief o.f t2ie � itst Department this warrant ha,s been held pen:ling adjiistment by the f'enera:l. "ire 'lose Company on this fire rose, and V1hILnI1`�, we are in receipt o-r the following communication from C. E. Ginther, Chief of the Fire Department: "City Clerk: Please deduct .16.00 from the check for General hose Co. that you are holding at my request, 9nd send bal. to them to balance our account with them." t "J TnT'RFT'ORE, Be it resolved by tre Common Council of the City of Rochesteri That Warrant N-a'Mber 61.77, dated. Tl,)venbe.r 201, 1934 and drawn pcyabl.e to the General. Fire close Company in the amount of 1176900, as b^,1_ance due on foitr hundred feet rhre hose, "rnd it is ordered t,h.at the said warrant be de-Pos-Iced in the City Treasury in the sire Protection Fund, and r P.,e it Further Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, that the sum of. one hiindred sixty dollars (' 160.00) be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from the li it e Protection Fund, and it is ordered that the said sum be paid to the renera,l sire Pose Company as balance due on four hundred feet, of Tire pose purchased under contract. The Mayor and City Clerk ire hereby authorized and directed "to drier a warrant upon the City Treasurer; and make payment accordingly. The fo1.J_oudng claims for insurance premiums were .read and upon motion by Green second by Fryer, the same were allowed, and the Mayoj- and City Clerk were authorized to draw warrants in payment t, ercof from. Code 31 of the General Fund: Weed Insur^nce Agency 8.82; To- PeiKennedy Ins. 46�99; Heins &Owens 25.43 0., E. Fashke p24.30, Allen & Allen S25492`t E. Halling Agency-184.30, Franklin D. Smith 12.96, F.D. Penney � Cc,$48.60', Edward G. Capelle p121,73, Mrs. J. M. Hall $60.629 S. W. Anderson $7.029, -7itting Ins. Agency 30; $38.A©, Costello. & Brennan $244 Fronla Koelsch .p10.47, .7. T. Collins p.83, 0'. W. Schroeder, Agent p128.30, H. Gi Knapp 0159.7691 S. M. Knapp $190*009. P. F. Kelly 02�91-, D. B. Franklin pia+56 From the Street and Alley Fund: 0. W... Schroeder Agent p29.40. From Frank E. Williams Estate Fund: J. T. Collin $65,30. 9, 2 M P • Upon motion by Green secondiby Fryer, � it was ordered that the checks for returned premiums on policies cancelled.be receivedintoCode 31 of the General Fund: Alderman Green introduced a resolution appropriating $200425 from the General Fund, and ordering payment to the Federal Hardware and Implements Mutual t Insurance Company for insurance premiums on Poliokr UA-37.066 $154:50; and Policy # A22F�-30167 $45:75; which was read: . s that Upon.motton by,Gree4 second.by 1'ryer;1,thp said resolution be adopted as ,read; and all , voting. in favor ther'eef; Presids# Li ddle declared the said, resolu tion, duly passed and adopted. Alderman Richman introduced a resolution appropriating'413:77 from Code 31 of the General Fund, and ordering payment made td C:. 04 Brown Agency, balance of insurance premiums on polici®s ;Nosh =56,1866 and 482018; which was read Upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryer% that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in. favor thereof$ President Liddle declared the said resolution' duly passed and adopted3 The following claims were read; and upon motion by Lemmon second by y a a Moody, the same were allowed; and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and dire s to , draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly;. From the General Fund: H.S. Adams Book & Art Store 4115.34; . Bemel-I-Bro s Auto Parts w60400; .Tri-State Tel &Tel Co: $26:25; J. Knox Gibson M.D. 06.0O;Community Oil Co. '$7.37; Pruetts Star Laundry $6.23; Victor -A: Quale, Druggist 0.40; Pure i Paint Co. 1019-70; Hanson Hdwe Coo, $3 85; Nelson Tire Service 11.25; iinnesot a Northern Natural Gas Co. $1.95; Fullerton Lumber Co. $18.75; Quality Print Shop $1440; Olive R**Jones-$4040; 'Postal Telegraph Cable Co. 010-03; Standard Oil Co. $.50; Alexander Auto Electric. Co. $6.66; Holm & Olson- Co. $25.00; Fratzke Bros. $120-0-6; H. B. Adams Book & Art Shop 13.10; ' . Tri State Tel. & Tel. Co. %116.50; Geo. L. O'Brien 06 04; Dr.:.Chas H. Mayo $41066; Whiting Press $26,, 75; Rochester Electric Co. $ 06; F, W. Woolworth Co: 0:45; Fuller- Brush Co. �4.75; Motor Sales ,#A': Service $430; 0. G: Hanson & ,Son;$20-32; Dodge Fuel & Lumber Co. $.82; Weber Judd Co. $100.; H. S. .Adams Book. & Art Shop •1, 15466; Jack MoHu•,gh 10.50; C. H. Armstrong 0 32 54; E. A*- Knowlton $1:43; Federal Laboratories Inc: $56. 31; Carl West Motors $12;87; City of Rochester, Light Dept. $30`,75; Hack & Goetling Printi 045:50; , Rochester' Post Bulletin` $15:15';' 0. G. Hanson & Son 9dwb-4450; M. Nelson $40-20; Railway Express- Agency $2 86: N. From the Fire Protection Fund:. Rochester .Electric Co. �'9.47, Rochester Grocer Co. 1 3:74, .Rochester L,aborstories $405; W. S..- Nott Company 012,22, Tri State Tel Tel Co. 016*709 Rochester Iron Works $3 22, Pure Paint Company $2:95; F. W. Woolworth Co: 215,45, Henson Pardware Co. $33.909 Victor A. Qaale, Druggist $1.35; M., Nelson A2:75; Fullerton Lumber Co. .1,35.85, Railway Express Co. 1-:51, F. A. Knowlton Co. $7.44; Dodge Lumber °O Fuel Company °�76;66, Fratzke Bros $44,98T; Fire Engineering $3.00, From the Street and Alley Fund: Fullerton rjuml6er Rio. ,.5.85, Wm H' Ziegler Co. Inc. $10:009-Wm H.'Ziegler Co. -Inc. $10:95; ^eo 111-entge9 �3.75; Nelson Tire Service- $2;80 -.-Dodge, LjMbpr Ee"ftel Co. $7000, 'ratzke.Bros. $1.40; Pruetts Star Laundry $1650; Phillips Pet:.oleum- $85.88, Wln He Ziegler Co. Inc. $21.009 Olmsted County Power Co A57:7fa;Rl.lis Motor Co: $5..50, 0. Go- Hanson & Son Hdwe 93.48,, M.. Aelson_$2*10 JRsilvmy Express Agency From the Sewer Fund: Pruetts St ar_' Laundry $3.00 , Tri State Tel & Tel Co. $5475. From the Park Improvement Fund: Toro Alfg. Co: $22;:93Xarwell, Ozmun- Kirk and Company $114%12 - Toro Mfg. Co:.$6.43' Witte Transportation Co. $6.55; Witte Transportation Co: $5.32;. Kruse Lumber & Coo -Coo $54060; Woodhouse Bros. $40-809 National Bushing & Parts Co. $20.64; Dalsbo Electric Co. $3:60 - The Kahle rCorp®ratios $3:00, :Co�Operstive!, Oil Co. $143:93, v :-'• �;.`�+.. .:��� ' c��.a•.,J� �!?!7'�w•.r.�''7.�•s 'e u1 yin - Sherwin William_ s Paint Headquarters $2•?6; x®chaster,Auto:Parts $14;81, 11011m ' « _ �a . . '+c Y'=v•�'-#atw.sia./ ,...-.i,ry'.a.. W.�. �•c3..5 a.Sc3 J• .. ...'+.' - `+J .- & Olson Co $14 00 From Frank E. -Williams :Bat �ate,*,F_gnd: B,enry. 0:.Christensen $25.00: ■ - '' 5! The City Clerk was, informa,llbr�=instruated:to notify the department heads' having offices in. the City, Hall, ;that. it is the desire of the Cemmon Council that all' offices in the City Bsli�be� al®sed_:Ssturday afternoons' from .rJ. - :E f•T"J`}.Csk'+r 1�i''.^W� :Y�ui W!' '. ■ .. , r 1:00: o1olock on; and the City..Clerk aogq-idingly.-%1ddsesse4 the- department heads as follewss • "At a meeting 'of 'the ,Cemm9A Couna elt M� t.; 1935 a motion was made and: o •ried that the Clerk' t�e�"� i.nst"-ftsd' to' advise each depart- ment. head is charge of an effi0e.. �: the�'Cit` Hll::t it -is the 'desire of the Common COuncil'the�t all offices�in tle01ty Hall be. closed Saturday spaci th:`rt ,m" afteraeems from one ®clock On;_. egaept�.et;�,_ _ y-es-,such. -.:es-,such . . 'as.;the last. , , . days of discount allowsaice in the Public 'Ut lity::Departments ",and close of registrations etc: in the City Clerks effioe or.fsimilsr oircumstsnees $ so kindly oomply scoerdingly�:" L 01 Y> ill: .xr ,f.1,r"_ "'ti`'� . v,,.v; a•Y�,,.�"�v U* `4&`-t-c��> hi 31 'upon motial by Lemah second by Amundsen, the Public Grounds Committee mere:°. authorized andftaetit- to-' iovide for the construction of a shelter for more dogs while they are being held by' the City Dog Catcher., Upon motion by Lemon second by Fryer, the sum of $1040 was appropriated from the General Fund, and ordered paid to D. L. Williams, Post Master, for stamps for use by the City A10VOAftey: 0 Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, the Chief of Police was appointed Supervisor of the City Hall Building. Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, the Mayor and President of the Library Board were authorized and directed to confer with P. W. A. authorities at Washington, N Co. relative to securing funds.for the completion of the proposed new library building. The City Attorney was informally instructed to draw proceedings for the use of the Old Mill property for parking purposesi Upon motion by Green second by Pryer, it was ordered that proceedings be drawn creating and fixing' monthly salary for the mechanic in the City Engineer' s ; Department: I The matter of alloting parcels of the sewage di spo sal plant grounds to interestQppr sons for use as garden spots, was informally referred to the Public Grounds Committee with power to act; Upon motion -by Pryer second by Richman, the request of the S. E: R. A. for use of the Community Room for recreational purposes was not granted. Upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryer, the City Engineer was authorized and directed to repair etc., the curb,inlet grates on storm sewers in various parts of the City, the total cost of which is not to exceed 9199000 Upon motion by Lemmon second by Fryer,' the City Engineer was authorized to hire a girl in his office for a week or ten days to work up servioe redord report on the men in his department' which reports are necessary when such men become 32 iA-1 py G 1935 � , I I members of the Public Bnpleyees Retirement Associstioni Upon motion by Green second by Fryer, the City Engineer and City Attorney were authorized end directed to investiga*,e the possibility of. a refund of three cents per gallon on gasoline used in'the motors on the Strett Flu shers4 Upon motion by Lemon second by Amundsen$ the Common Council adjourned to 7:30 o'clock P. M.5c,,)May 13, 1936", City Clerk