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Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., April 4, 1949
Minutes of the annual meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
Minneso.ta, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall in said City, on April 4,1949.;i
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President Lemmon called the meeting to order at 2:00 o'clock P.M., the a
following members being present: President Lemmon, Aldermen Amundsen, Anderson, Kennedy;
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Miner, Morris and Theel. Absent: None.
Upon motion by Morris, second by Theel, the minutes of the meetings of March 21?
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and March 29, 1949 were approved.
President Lemmon addressed the Mayor, the Members of the Common Council and
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the guests present at the meeting and extended a welcome to the new members of the
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Council. He then introduced Mayor McQuillan who in his address stated'that Rochester wa'e
no longer operating as a 4th class City b4t now had the problems of a 1st class City and'
among other things, recommended than amendments should be made to our present City
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Charter, better service should be rendered the tax paying public at reduced costs and
some plan should be made to finance the building and maintenance of a new Sewago Treatment
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Plant. He also announced the appointment of a Committee to assist in the study of the i
City's finances which are involved in the transfer of funds from the Public Utility
Department to the General Fund. On this Committee he appointed Charles Da.belstein, M.M.;
Hayden, A. U. Habberstad, A. C. Gooding and James T. Spillane.
After hearing the Mayor, President Lemmon explained the financial situation
in the General Fund at the present time and recommended to the Council that no
appointments of City officials be made and no salaries be set at this meeting.
The Mayor's appointment of Robert Petersdorf to the Police Civil Service
Commission was read and a motion was made by Alderman Anderson that the said appointment,
be approved. President Lemmon declared the motion out of order for want of a second. A,
motion was made by Morris., second by Theel, that the appointment be laid on the table
until the meeting of April 11, `1949. Ali voted in favor of the motion.
The Mayors appointment of Rev. A., G. Hansen to the Public Health & Welfare
Board was read and upon motion by Theel, second by Morris, the said appointment was '
approved.
The. M ayor ' s appointment of Carl C. Hooper as secretary to the Mayor was read
and upon motion by Morris, second by Kennedy, the same was•a.pproved.
The following copy of'a letter addressed to Mayor Claude H. McQuillan was read
and President' Lemmon ordered that the samd be placed on file:
."Hon. Mayor C. A. McQuillan
City of Rochester
Rochester, Minnesota
The Rochester Police Civil Service Commission,,
does hereby certify to from the official eligibility
you,
register, the man standing highest on said list in the
class of POLICE CHIEF.
JAMES J. MACKEN 'JR.
This certification is in response to requests on
file, from your office and from the Common Council, in
accordance with civil service laws and r.egulations. .
Yours very truly,
_ Albert J. Tingley, Secretary
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POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION"
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Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City_ of Rochester, Minn., April 4, 1949
Three members from the Cascade Township Board were before the Council and
c•ompla,ined that due to the excessive traffic over the road between the new Dumping
Grounds and the -City of Rochester, the road was now in very bad condition and requested
-that the City aid in the maintenance of the said road. After some discussion on the
matter, a motion was made by
Theel, second by Kennedy, that the Council go on record as
being in favor
of County aid
being furnished for the maintenance of the said road. All
voted in favor
thereof. The action also authorized the Street & Alley Committee and the
City Engineer
to confer with
the County Commissioners on the matter.
Mr.
Henry Vihstadt,
County Commissioner, asked that the Common Council support
a request for
State Aid on a
proposed truck route connecting Highways 52 and 63, this
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road would leave Highway 52 near -the Valencia Ballroom and intersect Highway 63 near
the North line of the old City Dumping Grounds. The State would be further requested to
maintain the said route under the 'stub Highway" law. If this proposal is approved by
the Council the next step would be to request the State Legislature for action approving
the plan. President Lemmon referred the matter to the City Engineer and the Street &
Alley Committee to meet with the County Board.
The matter of papers and rubbish being blown off of rubbish hauler's trucks
was again brought,to the attention of the Common Council.- A motion was made by Kennedy,
second by Morris, that the -City Attorney draft an amendment to the rubbish Yfauling
ordinance.which would require that end gates be used and that truck boxes be covered in
such a manner that rubbish could not be strewn along the streets and roads. All voted
in favor of the motion.
The following list of appointments by President Lemmon to serve as members of
the Council Committees for the year of 1949-1950 was read:
STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE: Austin A. Kennedy, Leo C. Anderson and
Glenn 0. Amundsen
SE14ER COMMITTEE: Carl A. Theel, Austin A. Kennedy, and John Miner
FINANCE COMMITTEE: Stanley M. Morris, Austin A. Kennedy and
• John Miner
POLICE COMMITTEE: John Miner, Carl A. Theel, and Stanley M. Morris
PUBLIC GROUNDS COMMITTEE: Glenn O. Amundsen, Leo C. Anderson, and
Austin A. Kennedy
FIRE COMMITTEE: Leo,C. Anderson, Stanley M. Morris, and John Miner
LIGHTING COMMITTEE: John Miner, Stanley M. Morris, and Carl A. Theel
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LICENSE COMMITTEE: Glenn 0. Amundsen, Carl A. Theel and Austin A. '
Kennedy
WATER COMMITTEE: John Miner, Stanley M. Morris and Leo C. Anderson
PURCHASING COMMITTEE: Carl A. Theel, Stanley M. Morris and Glenn 0.
' Amundsen
INSURANCE COMMITTEE: Stanley M. Morris, Leo C. Anderson, and John
Miner
SURVEY COMMITTEE: Austin A. Kennedy, Leo C. Anderson, and Cy�rl A. Theel
TAX COMMITTEE: Stanley M. Morris, Leo C. Anderson, and Glenn 0. Amundsen
SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Leo C. Anderson, Carl A. Theel, and Glenn 0. Amundsen
Alderman Theel introduced the following resolution which was read:
"WHEREAS, It is deemed expedient and necessary that the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, adopt rules of order for the conduct
of its business, and
WHEREAS, A copy of Robert's Rules -of Order (revised) of the 1915
Copyright, is before this Common Council:
SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, •M- innesota:
That the said Roberts Rules of Order be adopted by this Common
Council as rules of -order for the conduct of its busin6-ss.11
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Upon motion by Anderson, second by Kennedy, that the -said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the; said resolution' J
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Theel introduced the following resolution which was 'read:
"Be it resolved by the Comnon Council of the City of Rochester
Minnesota:
That the said Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota,
hereby adopts the following rules and regulations forthe order of
business of said Common Council:
1. Roll Call. The roll call of the Common Council shall be had
and taken in its alphabetical order according to the names of the
members, except that the name of the President of the Common Council
shall be called only at the.first roll call of each meeting and then
after that, at that meeting, only in case of a tie vote when his name
shall be called and vote taken after the expression of each of the
other members of the. said Common Council, or when a 5/ 7 vote is
required.
2. Reading and approval of the minutes of the proceeding meeting.
3. At first meeting, the appointment of officers and committees.
4. Public hearings.
5. Reading of.petitions and communications.
6. Reports of committees. All reports of committees shall
hereafter'be made in writing, unless ordered otherwise.by said
Common Council,
7. Unfinished business
8. Resolutions and Ordinances.
9. Bills and claims. ,
10. Adjournment."
Upon motion by Morris, second by Miner, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
iuly passed and adopted.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set 'for the first
tearing on the construction of a sanitary sewer and watermain on North'Broadway Street
from the end of the present main, approximately 240 feet north of the north line of 16th,
>treet Northeast, to a -point approximately 747 feet northerly thereof. There.was no one,
.)resent wishing to be heard.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place,set�for the first
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searing on. the construction of a watermain on 5th Avenue Northwest from the south line of
got g, Block S, Manley's Sub -Division to. 14th Street Northwest. There was no one -oresent!
aishing to be heard.
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President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set for the first
searing on the grading and paving of the North and South alley in Block 6 Original
3Plat,.
'here was no one present wishing to be heard.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set for the first i.
Learing on the grading, surfacing and oiling of the east and west alley in Block 5, Eead�
McMahon's Addition. There was no one present wishing to be heard.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and
,pening proposals for doing the official printing for the City.of -Rochester for the year
949-1950. The proposal of the Rochester Post Bulletin Company was received and opened.
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of the City of. Rochester, Minn., April .4, 1949
The recommendation of the,Finance Committee that the Rochester Post Bulletin
Company be appointed to publish the official printing and advertising for the City of
Rochester for the ensuing official year, at the legal rate established by the statutes
of the State.of Minnesota, was read and.upon motion by Theel, second by Amundsen, the
same was approved and ordered placed on file.
Alderman Amundsen introduced a -resolution designating the Rochester Post
Bulletin Company as the official City newspaper for the ensuing official year, which was
read.
Upon motion by Theel, second by Anderson, that the said resolution be adopted •
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon d"eclared.:the Said resolution
duly' passed .' a-nd adopted
.President Lemmon stated this as -being ;the time and place set for receiving a.nd
opening proposals for being designated as City Depositories. The proposals of the First
National Bank for appointment and designation as a depository for $400,000.00 of funds
belonging to the City.of Rochester; of the Union National Bank for appointment and
designation as a depository for $300,000.00 of funds belonging to the City of Rochester;
and of the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company for appointment and designation as a
depository for $200,000.00 of funds belonging to the City of Rochester, were each read
and the same were ordered placed on file.
Alderman Anderson introduced a resolution designating the first National Bank,
the Union National Bank and the Olmsted County Banff: & Trust Company as City Depositories
for the ensuing official year, which was read.
Upon motion by Theel, second by Kennedy, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon 6e•dlared :th.e- said wresolution
duly gassed and adopted.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and
opening bids for the furnishing of cutback asphalt for the City of Rochester, Minnesota
for the 1949 season. The bids of Standard Oil Company for 150,00 gallons cutback asphalt •
in the amount of $15,255.00; of -the Shelly Oil Company for 150,000 gallons cutback
asphalt in the amount of $16,140.00 and of the Northwestern Refining Company for 150,000
.gallons cutback asphalt in the amount of $17,130.00 were each read and President Lemmon
referred the same.to the Street & Alley Committee and the City Engineer for tabulation
and recommendation.
President Lemmon stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and
opening bids for the furnishing of the 1949 seasons supply of crushed rock and gravel
for use in the City Engineer's Department. The bids of Rochester Sand & Gravel Company
showing gravel for street surfacing @ 1. 25-per cu. yd. , washed pea -gravel-@.-1.45 per, ctL..f;
tya., gravel for sanding streets @ 1.35 per cu. yd. and washed sand for concrete ® 1.75
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per cu. yd;; Rochester.Quarry Company showing crushed rock for street ,surfacing @ 1. 75 l(
per cu. yd. and crushed rock for concrete ® 2.25 cu. Quarve &
per yd.; ;Anderson showing
crushed rock for street, surfacing @ 1.85 and 1.60 per cu. yd. and crushed.rock for II
concrete @ 2.25 per cu..yd.; and Clarence•Paulson showing crushed rock for street.
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surfacing @ 2.00 per cu. yd., were each received and opened and President Lemmon
referred the same to the Street & Alley Committee and the City Engineer for tabulation
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and recommendation. I�
.The recommendation of the Public Grounds Committee that bids be taken for �
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concrete construction at Parking Lot No. 2 near the old City Warehouse was read and upon��
motion by Theel, second by Miner, the City Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids i
for the said work to be received on March 19, 1949 at 7:30 o'clock P. M.
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The recommendation, of the Street & Alley Committee that a curb and gutter and
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sidewalks be constructed on both sides of lst Avenue Southwest from 6th Street to ;I
vacated 7th Street Southwest was remand upon motion by Morris, second�by Anderson, the �I
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same .was accepted and ordered placed on file. i
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The recommendation of the Street & Alley Committee that the bid of the Standard
Oil Company in the amount of $15, 255.00 for the furnishing of l501000 gallons of cutbackil
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asphalt be accepted and checks returned to the unsuccessful bidders was read and upon II
motion by Morris, second by Miner, the recommendation was approved. �I
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The recommendation of the Street & Alley Committee that the bid of the
Rochester Sand & Gravel Company for the furnishing of 500 cu. yds gravel for street I�
surfacing @ 1.25 per cu. yd., 500 cu. yds. washed pea gravel @ 1.45 per cu. yd., 500
cu. yds. gravel for sanding streets @.1.35 per cu. yd. and 100 Cu. Yds. washed sand
for concrete @ 1.75 per cu. yd. and the bid of the Rochester Quarry Company for 500 cu. II
yds of crushed rock for street surfacing @ 1.75 per cu. yd and 100 cu. ,yds. crushed rock!
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for concrete @ 2.25 per cu. yd. be accepted and checks returned to unsuccessful bidders i
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was read and upon motion by Theel, second by Morris, the recommendation was approved. II
A notice from the Hawthorne P.T.A. Carnival Committee that they are conductingll
a bingo game on May 6, 1949 was.read and President Lemmon ordered that 'the same be placed
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on file.
The following recommendation of the Plumbing & Heating Investigating Committeell
itwas read and President Lemmon ordered that the same be placed.on file: l
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"We, the undersigned, members of the investigation committee
appointed and acting under the provisions of Ordinance #629, hereby
recommend that any license_ be denied the Holland Furnace Co., making
application as a heating contractor, and William P. Smith, ,rho has
applied for a license as a journeyman. That the reasons for the
recommendation to deny said licenses are: First, the Holland Furnace I
Co..refuses to appear before this committee. Second, because the said
William P. Smith, upon examination by this committee failed to show such
practical knowledge in ventilation and air-conditioning as conformed
to the rules applying to journeymen working in said trade. j
Ruger M. Keehn
L. R. Sheldon
11. J. Fairley"
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of the City of_ Rochester, Minn., April 4, 1949
A certificate of insurance issued to Earl Cooke d/b/a A. R. Cooke and Sqn by
the Connecticut Indemnity Company was read.and President Lemmon ordered that the Same be
placed on file.
The City Engineer's estimate of cost, of revised plpns,,for the cgnstruction
of Parking -Lot #2 near the old Ci.ty Warehouse between Broadway Street South and Fi.rst
Avenue Southwest in the amount of $4,225.10 was read and upon motion by Anderson, second
by Miner, the same was approved .and ordered placed on file.
Three applications to remove certain pieces of property owned by the City of
Rochester from the tax rolls was read and upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris, the .
Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to sign the applications and file same with the
County Auditor. .
A petition to have the South 92.07 f.eet, East 131.15 feet, West-262.30 feet
of Outlot #101 Auditors Plat A in the City of .Rochester changed from a residential to
a. commercial zone was read and upon motion by Theel,.second by Kennedy, the same was
referred to the Board of Zoning.
The annual report of the Department of the City Engineer was presented and
ordered placed on file. ,
The.annual report of the Rochester Bus Line, Inc. was read and the same was
ordered placed on file.
The reports for the month of March, 1949 of the Building Inspector showing
fees collected for. building.permits issued in the amount of $1,703.00; of the Electrical
Inspector. showing fees collected for electrical permits issued in the amount of $596.50;
of the Plumbing Inspector showing fees.collect.ed.for plumbing permits issued in the
amount of $24.00 and of the Heating Inspector showing fees collected for heating permits
issued in the .amouzlt of $22. 50, were each. read and President Lemmon ordered that the
same be placed on file.
The report of the City Weighmaster..for the month of March, 1949 showing 723
loads weighed
and receipts in the
amount of $72.30 was read and President Lemmon ordered
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be placed on file.
The
report of the Clerk
of Municipal Court for the creek ended April
2, .1949
showing total
criminal fines and costs
collected $475.00, civil fees received
$.25 and
conciliation
court fees $1.50., was
read and having been previously approved by
the City
Attorney, President Lemmon ordered that the same be placed on file.
The applications of Wm. T. :McCoy American Legion Post, Alphonse Brinkman,
George D. Darst, Ernest Van Kraanen, City -Cafe, M4rgaret M. Walker, Donald Cunningham,
Clayton & Cleo Lyke, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Gerald Ryan, Sam DeFosse, Claude G.
Darst, William J.. Murphy, Angeline Kyle_,, A. S. Bourassa, Carl Person, Claude Bremeil,
Harold R. Wi-tzke, William J. Shea, Harry Margellos, Clarence C. Herber, George A. Graen,
V.F.W. Post #1215, John E. Kazos, Donald G. Twentyman, Elk's Club and Charles Rouillard
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for li.cens.e• to sell non -intoxicating. malt liquors "on sale" were each 'read and upon..
motion,by Anderson, second by Theel, the licenses were granted..
The applications of Caryl C._ Zeller, W. L. Ryan Beverage Company, Donald G.
Twentyman, Clarence R. Alexander, John Kazos, George A. Graen, H. H. Hibbing, Clarence
C. Herber , C. R. Jensen , Harry Marge llo s , William J. Shea, Harold A. li t ;'k e, Claude
Bremer, Matt Mulvihill, George B. Tauer,Carl Person, A. S. Bourasea, Robert Patterson,!
W. W. Erbes, William J. Murphy, Claude G. Darst, Angeline Kylb, Sam DeFosse, Gerald ',
Ryan, Clayton & Cleo. Lyke, Lewis Hennum, Carl A. Theel, Albert Angelici,.Charles,Bemel- &
Bernard Perlmutter, Tom Andrew, Roy V. Hocking, Alvin R. Marquardt, Margaret M. Walker,,
Leonard L. Clement, William Thompson, Mrs. Emma Lee, Mike M. Sullivan,,Alvin Hein, James
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Alex & Nick Theros, Ernest Van Kraanen, Spencer M. Holloway, Edwin A. Haney, R. V.
Hasvold, Ronald Morton, Marion Heaton, Francis E. O'Hearn, George D., Darst, R.,W.
Donaldson, John Joachim, Alphonse P. Brinkman, May Lynaugh & Mildred Krueger, Joe
Angelici, Ai Shouse, Inc., K. E. Christopherson, Elkle Club, Vernon J. Strauss. Ernest C.
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Thorsen, William E. Hocking, Field House, Peter J. Fonduzzi and Queen ;City Post #496
for license to sell -non -intoxicating malt liquors "off sale°,were edch•read and upon j
motion by Theel, second by Morris, the licenses were granted.
The applications.for license to.sell cigarettes cif Axel Smith, Alvin Marquardt;,
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George Greenwaldt, Osco Drug Company, Roy V. Hocking, Hotel Rochester, Metropolitan �J
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Liquor Store, M. J. Donahue, Donald Cunningham, Tom Andrew,,John Sageotis, Alex & Theros',
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Wen tdland & Van Kraanen, Ray McKenny, B. C. ;Restaurant, Oscar,_ Hargesheimer,,Kriehn' &
Mielk e, Peter Anton, Albert Angelici_, Hotel, Brown, Theells, Grocery, Piggly, Wiggly S•tor-e
#29, William J. Moriarity, Ted E. Dieter, Rochester Yellow Cab Company,', Edwin F. Hughes,,
Margaret M. Walker, Josephine L. Kaiserlik, Harold Wei,nhold, Quality Food.Sto.res, Edwin
A. Haney, David Dee, Erwin Greenwaldt, Alvin W. Hein, Roy, Winter, ,William Thompson,
Mike U. Sullivan., Whitlock. Sonnenberg Post #1215, Carl M. Mogen, Emma Lee, G. H., Glinke,,
DeLuxe Liquor Store, Lewis M. Hexum, Clayton D. Lyke., National Tea Company. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, Marciel Drake, R. V. Has.vo.ld, Ronald Morton, Marion Heaton, Earl C.
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14bite, . Brumm & White, John Joachim, James Miller, Fred A. Root, R., W. Donaldson, John N.j
Brand _Midget yMid et Grocer, D. N. DNMunger, Koffee Ku Cafe Guido Ca riotti Leo, J. Smith jl
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George R. Darst, Alphone Brinkman, Harold Sheppard, Cozy Inn Cafe, K. E. Christopherson,
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Robert P. Kennedy, Hi Shouse, Inc., Joe Angelici, Hotel Arthur, May Lynaugh & Mildred
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Krueger, Parker Hotel, Caryl C. Zeller, Gopher Liquor Store, William E. Hocking, Huey's i
Cigar & News Company, Clarence Steinhagen, Snack Shop, Alex's Fine Foods., Weber &•Judd ;1
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i Company (2) , Capitol. Eat Shop, Colonial Ice Cream Shore, Gus Hargesheimer,, George A.
�Graen, Banick Cafe, South Crystal Bar & Cafe, East Center Fgod Market; 'Old.Heidelberg,
Shorty's Bar & Cafe, Donis Liquor Store, Princesq Cafe, The Coffee Bar,.Barkalow Bros.
Company (2) , .William J. Shea, .Earl W. Leaf, I. Coppe, Hgtej Carlton, Queen City Post
#496, R. C. Drips Grocer Company, Ernest C. Thorsen, The LightAouse, The Town House,
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Evjen & Son, Andy's Liquor Store, Claude Bremer, Donald Metcalf, L'eaf's Cafe, James
Mihelis, H. J. Wernecke, .S & S. Sandwich Shop, Kruger's Cafe, Matt Mulvihill, Superior.
Sales & Service, Ta.uer's Super Market, Carl Person; Ernest C. Schacht, Elk's Club, A.$.
Bourassa, Rochester -Baseball Association, Carroll's Cafe, Third Avenue Grocery, Rochester
Eat Shop, W. W. Erbes, William J. Murphy,_Darst Grill, HiWay,Cafe & Lounge; Leo J. Backes,
Midway.Grocery, Coop. Oil Employees Club (2), Frances A. Meyers, Normandy Bar & Cafe,.
The Commercial Bar, Jerry's Bar, Sam DeFosse, Gerald Ryan, Empress Billiards, Red Owl'.
Stores, Inc., C. Rouillard & A. Betcher; Charles R. Brown, Home Food Shop and Vogue Eat
Shop were each read and upon motion by Morris, second by Kennedy, the licenses were •
granted.
The applications for license to sell soft drinks of Vogue Eat Shop, Peter J.
Fonduzzi,.Crarles Re Brown, The Field House, Ray Stevens, Gerald,Ryan, Sam DeFoose, Jerry's
Bar, Harry.Drosos, Arthur>Glasenapp, Frances A. Meyers, Joe Daly, Coop. Oil Employees
Club (3), Vernon J. Strauss, Leo J: Backes, Claude G. Darst, William J. Murphy; W. W.
Erbes, Angeline Kyle, Robert Patterson, Carroll R. Sillier, Rochester 'Baseball Assn.,
A. S. Bourassa, Elk's Club, Ernest C. Schacht, Carl Person, George B. Tauer, Superior
Sales & Service, Matt Mulvihill, Krueger's Cafe, Elmer Folkert, H. J. Wernecke, James B.
,Mikelio, D. R. Leaf, Donald W. Metcalf, Claude.Bremer, Andrew Chafoulias, Kahler Hotel,
Zumbro Hotel, Hotel Damon, Colonial Hospital, Worrall Hospital, Emil Evjen & Son, The
Town House, The Light House,, -,Ernest C. Thorsen, queen City Post #496,- Carlton Hotel,
William Shea, Paul N. White, Harry, Margellos, .Don's rLiquor Store,, Clarence C. Herber,
H. H. Hibbing, Harold Hoffman, 'Alfr.ed ,Banick, George A. Graen, Gus Hargesheimer, IF. W.
Vdoolworth Company„ Colonial Ice Cream Store, John Kazos•, Weber, & Judd Company Q2),
Clarence R. Alexander, Snack Shop, Huey's Cigar & News S-tore, Huey's Liquor Store, W.E..
Hocking, Mike Kitzma.n, Caryl C. Zeller, K. E. Christopherson, May Lynaugh & Mildred
grueger , . Parker Hotel, H.o t el Arthur, Jo•e Angel ici, Hi Shous a Inc. ,Robert D. Jensen, Wm.
T. McCoy Post, National Tea Company., Lewis M. Hexum,, Leo A.-Hennum, Albert Angelici, J.H.
Van Kraanen,.Pete Anton, Marvin Mielke, He.rgesheimer's-Restaurant, C. Bemel & B.Perlmutter,
Ernest H. Van Kraanen,. James Alex, John• Sageotis, Coney Island Lunch, Donald Cunningham,
M. J. Donahue, Hotel Rochester, Roy V. flocking, William J. Morit.rity, Edwin F. Hughes,
Ted E. Dieter, Rochester Yellaf Cab Company, Alvin R. Marquardt, Axel Smith, Eagles
Club, Clayton D. Lyke, Carl A. Theel, Piggly Wiggly Store #29, Margaret M. Walker,
Glvn L. Osgood, Josephine Kaiserlik, Edwin A. Haney, David Dee, Alvin Hein, Roy Winter,
Mike M. Sullivan, William Thompson, Whitlock -Sonnenberg Post #1215, Carl M. Mogen, Mrs
Emma.Lee, G. H. Glinke, Norman Wyatt, Marciel Drake, R. V. Hasvold, Ronald L. Morton,
Marion Heaton, Earl C. White, James Miller,,Brumm & White, Fred A. Root, John Joachim,
John N. Brand, T..A. Reimer, Alphonse P. Brinkman, Koffee Kup Cafe, Guido Capriotti,
Leo J. Smith, George,Darst, E. W. Precht and Harold•Sheppard and R. W. Donaldson were
each .read and upon motion by Theel, second by -Anderson, 'the licenses were granted.'
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The applications for Master Electrician's License of Lyle W.'Edgerton, Edwin
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H.. Brown, Vincent Huyber, John H. Engel, Everett Hicks, Arthur -A. Brown, Earl J.
S4uires and William F. Hines were each read and- upon motion by Theel; second by Morris,
the licenses were .granted.
The applications of Vincent Huyber,,Edwin: H. Brown, Foster,Electric Company,
Everett Hicks, Brown-& Adair,,Earl J. $quires and Roebester Electric Company for
Electrical Contra.ctor�-License-were each -read end upon motion by Theel, second by Miner
the licenses were granted.
The applications of Wesley W. Kepp. Paul Plantz, Clarence Clai}de, Ray G.
Laugen, E. J. Butlin, Fred Raetz, Edwin D. Holst, Spencer H. Holloway, Herbert Cain,
Thomas Hesby, J. Archie Lawler, Lyman Crane, Richard A. Stoos, John F. Melby, Donald
Arthur Brown, Harold Richards, George-J. Dack, William M..Welch, Ben Gimdars, Clarence
B. Joriman, Everett Hicks, Frank Adair, Gordon A., Decker, John E. Hines and Earl 11.
for Journeyman Electricians License
Judge were each read and -upon motion by Morris, second by Amundsen, the licenses were
granted: ,
The applications of Peter Brown, Oscar A. Maass, L. F. Milostan, W. J. Hankee
and Herman Dornack for Hot Water and Steam Heating Contractors License were each read
and upon motion by Amundsen, second by Kennedy, the licenses were granted.
The applications of Ralph Fischer -,Heating Service, E. C. Johnson, Garfield
Roadway, Clifford E. Fauver, Woodhouse Brothers, Utility Sales &.Engineering Company,
Mengedoth Sheet Metal Shop, Alpek Sheet.Metal Works, William Hagedorn and -Peoples '
Natural Gas ,Company.,for Hot Air Heating, Air Conditioning & Ventilating Contractors
License were each read and upon motion ,by .Anderson, second by Morris, the licenses
were granted.
The applications for Journeyman Heating ,Workers' and Steam Fitter's .License
of Louis P. Wanner, Louis C. Wegner, E. M. Amdahl, Reuben Fnderson, George Baily,`
Charles F. Hiley, Robert W. Langton, T'. J. Richard Maass, Orlando, Anderson, Robert
Hoppen,. Vernon Voltz, H. J. O'Neill,-E. T. Connolly, George E. McIntosh, Richard C.,
Moore, Andrew Kleiber, Lloyd E. Erickson, Guy V. Current., Myron H. Cady, Lawrence H.
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Arnold, L. R. Sheldon, Harold Gerths, M. J. Fairley, Richard Tointon, Herman Gerths, i
John J. Krier., Raymond, L. DeVogel, Elmer C. Kruesel, John A. ,Maxsh, R.' C. Sonnenberg,
Gordon L. DeVogel, John M. Hartmann, Clifford A. Aaby, Nick Rukavina, Roy Lindberg,Alvin
Dornack, Joseph B..Gruntner, Lewis Henry Partner, Clifford E. Fa.uver, Donald. Connolly;
Tom Connolly,,. H. C. Priefer,. Howard Smith, William R. Moon, Oscar Langlo, Elmer C. Grimm'!
Robert T., Zoller and Robert 'J. Wood,house were each 'read and upon motion- by Morris,
second by The,el, the licenses were granted.
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were granted.
The applications for Journeyman Plumbers License of John A. Marsh, Elmer C.
Kruesel, Ike R. Wescott, Walter Ewald, Nick Rukavina, Roy Lindberg, Alvin Dornack,
Joseph B. Gruntner, John H. Donovan, R. C..Sonnenberg, Donald Connolly, Thomas Connolly,
Herman Gerths, Richard Tointon, M. J. Fariley, T. J. Daly,•Louis C. Wegner, Eilerth M.
,Amdahl, Harold E. Anderson, George Baily, Robert W. Langton, F. J. Richard -Maass, E. T.
Connolly, Harold Gerths and Louis P. Wanner were each read and upon motion by Amundsen,
second by Miner, the licenses,were granted.
The applications for taxi cab licenses of Vets Cab Company (5), Rochester
Yellow Cab Company (20), Howard McGoon (3), • Service Cabs - Inc. (S) and Rochester
Sightseeing Bus Company,(1) were each read and upon motion by Theel, second by Morris,
the licenses were granted.
The application of Henry Van D�th for a taxi cab license was read and upon
motion by Anderson, second by Miner, the same was referred to the License Committee and
the City, Attorney. _
The following applications for a permit to place and maintain a sign were
each read and_upon motion by Anderson, second by Kennedy, the same were granted:
Central Hotel, Rommel,Hot,ek, Horseshoe Cafe, George Leiferman Company, Jefferson
Transportation Company; Gus's Bar, Monte's Gift & Stationery, Purity Diner Company,
Andy's Liquor Store, Railway Express Company, F. J. Paine Company (2), Metropolitan
Liquor Store (2), Don's Liquor Store, City Fruit & Vegetable Market, Carl A. Theel, The
Pantry Lunch, Ace Sign Company, Hotel Francis, W. E. Hack Company, Third Avenue Grocery,
Kersten Furs, Holland's Cafeteria, Hotel Brown, Williams Produce Company, A;nton's Cafe,.
City Cafe, Lee Crest Hotel Apartments, Lloyd Hotel (2), Walker Larson Hardware (2),
Graen's Cigar & Liquor Store, Whiting Press, Clayton D. Lyke, Osco Payless Drug Store,
Kahler Corporation (3), The Samaritan Hotel, Mortenson Motor -Company (3), Buur• Rug
Service, Bob's Liquor Store, Coast to Coast Store (2), Broadway -Furniture Compny,
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Rochester Recreation Alleys (2)., Martin Hotel, .Rochester_ loan Company, D. S. Fulton,
Williams Motor Company .(2), Cranston Typewriters., Rochester Electric Company, Olmsted
County Businessmen,ls Assn., ,Fra.nk's ,Bakery, Parkhill Brothers (.2), By Lo Grocery, -
Dieter, Is Cigar Store, Rochester Liquor Supply, Dodge ,Lumber & ,Fuel Company, People's
Coop. Power, Normandy Bar & Cafe, Studebaker Garage, Norman Motel, B.& C Delicat.essen
Restaurant, Norman Hotel, Salvation_ Army, Dr. Armin Sattler,. Modern Drapery, Weber &
Judd Company (4), Roxy Bar, Silliman's Children Shop, Hanny's Men's Wear, Texaco
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Service Station, South Broadway Texaco Station, Texaco Service Station (.4), Roy's
Grocery, The Ro, chester.Hotel, Hollywood Bar(2), Walker Beauty Shop and Furnstahl &
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Swanger,. Thompson Tourist Cabins, First Avenue Used Cars, Northwest Grocery, Family - Loan
Company, Nelson Tire ,Store, Clements Chevrolet . Company. (4), Universal Motors, Inc., '
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Cooperative, Boston Shine Parlor,.Lindeen Maytag Company, Carl's East End (.2); Minnesota��
.Fire Extinguisher Company, Kruger's Cafe, B & B Body, & Fender 'Shop (3),, Jerry's Bar, iI
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Rochester Table Supply, Botsford Lumbe.r Company (2), Hotel Delano, Universal Motors, Inc;,
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(2), President Hotel &-Xpartmen,t, Esther's Flower Shop., V & 'E Cafe,, Oscar Hargesheimer(2I
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Lawler, Mogap's Bar, United Service Motors, Coney Island Cafe (2')',,' Nicols, Dean & 1
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(Gregg; Webb Oil Station, Hotel Nuville, The Guadacanal, Joy Bros. Motor^Company (2),
.I id -Continent Petroleum, Company (3), Mohn, & Hodge Realtors, Bemel Tourist Cabins, Klingjj
Music Company, Eagles Club, The Kruse Company(2), Robert Orr's Jewelry =Store, Continental li
Oil Company (2), H. C, Winkle, The Pantry. Grocery,; Swearingan House, Hu'ey'-s Liquor Store,l
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Woodhouse Brothers,, Riege Bros. Body & Fender„ Kek Soft -Water Service, -Union National
Bank, Ellis Motor, Company (3), North Star Bar, Alibi Bar, -Frost Top, Heidelberg Cafe,
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Green Parrot Cafe, Macs Grocery, Sears Roebuck &- Company (2), Yellow Cab Company,Charles it
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�tlelch, Eleventh Avenue Grocery, 011ie Food Center, Re. -Tel Radio Service, The' Pure Oil
Cutshall Studio Wayside Grocer Snack Shop, Alexander Auto Electric (2)
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Wear, Cities Service Oil Company (5), Piggly Wiggly Store, Rochester.Eat Shop, .Ann
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iiKunowsky, Smith's Bakery, First National Bank, Rochester Dry Cleaners, Quality -Food Store',
'riewert Studio, Elliott & Hanson Company, Loujannes Flower & Reauty, Clayton Hotel; j
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3uddy's Cafe, Hotel .Linden, Jones Hotel, Cronin's Men's Shop, Phoenix Budget Loans, I!
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?arkside Hotel, Standard Oil Company (8), Black's Billiards (2), Victory Cafe, Hotel
krthur (2), Parker Hotel, Shorty's Bar & Cafe, Baker Motors, Shell Oil'Company (3), j
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Reclaimed Fre-fight, Rot,h's egcd Market, Standard Oil Company, De Luxe Liquor Store, A. L. j
3ail Service Station Gv sie Cafe Cooper tive Oil Company (2 The Hub Clothing Store
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'hop, Four- Hundred Cafe(2),- Rochester Gospel Tabernacle, Phillips Petroleum Company (4),
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trocery, DeFos-se Master Service, Kaizer Fra-ser Garage(2), Fi-restone Service Stores, Bakerl
lot or Company, Ken-tucky Liquor Store, - Modern Broadway Market,, Radio Hospital (2), LeRoy
;hane (2), Gilma Evelyn's Beauty Service, N. W.,Bell Telephone Company:(�O), Red Owl
stores,. Inc., Ju,liu-s Estess,- Kelly Furniture Store, Z.eller,'.s .Cash,Market, :Home Laundry & I�
)ry Cleaners, Gopher Liquor Store, Carroll's Cafe, Allen Lloyd Company, Murp-hy'.s Lunch,` j
'o stier & Eggers- Co. ' gg ��+), Shea s Place, Recreation Coffee Bar, Christian Science Reading �
?oom,. Throsen's Grocery, Town House, Ted's Barber & Beauty Shop,- Rochester Plumbing &
[eati-ng Company, Gus Hargesheimer, North Crystal Lunch, Dr. Vilett,a Connolly Beauty Shop,I
,ave-is -Lunch Room, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Morey -Is Bar and Cafe, -Marti Nash Motors (2)�,
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Sunny Market, Jones & Schmelzer Printing Company, Mobile Service Station (2), Lyon's
Gas and Electric Appliance Company (2), Rochester Photo Lab., South Crystal _Bar, Royal
Shoe,Repai'r (3), Richmond's Bootery, Rite Way Radio S.e'rvice Shop, Gillespie Beauty Shop,
,Hafnerls Ice Cream Shop, Lauretta Beauty Shop (2), Avalon Hotel, Black Hawk Grocery,
Jake's Motor Service,,Tauer's Store, S & A Sand'wich Shop, H. J. Wernecke Grocery, Rod
Mahoney ,(2), Bill's Tailor Shop and Rochester Body & Fender Works (2').
The application of Claude Bremer for a ,license to operate a bowling alley
(10 alleys) was read and upon motion by.Theel, second by Morris, the license was granted.
The applications for license to operate a pool hall,of Donald Cunningham (6 •
tables), Ray Stevens,(8 tables) and Alphonse P. Brinkman(5.tables)•were each read and
upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris,,the licenses were granted.,
The applications of Kenneth Silker, William Thompson and Mrs. Frank Berghammer
for public automobile camp license were each read and upon motion'by Theel, second by
Anderson, the licenses were granted. ,
The application of Stephen Woodward for a license to construct sidewalks,
curbing and driveways was -read and upon motion by Kennedy, second by Miner, the said
license wa$ granted.
The application of Lysne Construction Company for a house movers license was
read,and upon motion by Kennedy, second by Anderson, the license was granted.
The application of Bemel'Auto Parts for a Junk Buyer and Collectors License
was read and upon motion by Amundsen, secondby Theel, the license was granted.
The applications of Dornack Plumbing & Heating Company, Maass Plumbing &
Heating Company and Francis Christopherson for license to connect with sewers -and drains
wQre,each read and upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris, the licenses were granted.
TYe applications of Lowell B. Yaeger, Harold Blakeslee and Vernon Sizer for
license for popcorn vending machines were each read and upon motion'by Kennedy, second
by Anderson, the same were granted and Mr. Sizer was authorized to use the location at
the,corner of 2nd Street and Broadway Southeast. •
The application of the Rochester Bus Line, Inc. for license to operate 22
buses was read and upon.motion by Miner, second by Amundsen, the licenses were granted.
The application of the Christy Obrecht Show for license to show in the -City
of Rochester on June 13, 14,. 15, 16 and 17, 1949 was read and upon motion by Anderson,
second by Theel, the license was granted.•
At 5:30 o'clock P. M. President Lemmon declared an intermission until 7:,30
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President Lemmon called the meeting to order at 7:30 o,1clock;,P...M. the �I
members being President Lemmon, Aldermen
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on file: Karl
H.. Post ier in the amount of $50, 000.00;, Lawrence E. Lysne in
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of $7, 500.00;
Jerry Reichert in the sum of $3, 000.00;. Arnold Nelson, Carlton
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sum of $1,0.00.00
and Dean F. Lent, Richard Nietz, Roy C. Lovejoy, Enoch J.
Dison, Donald S. Crowe, A. K. Thompson, Hyatt D. Frost, Albert J. Kos,-Kenneth-W. Link,
Harry S. Stai and George E. Rohde., each in the sum of $500.00, with the Western Surety
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�y Company as surety. Peter J. Brown, Rochester Post Bulletin, Peoples Natural Gas Company,
Brown & Hesby Electric -..Company, Francis Christopherson, Lyle W, Edgerton, Peter J. Browne
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and L. A. Kepp, each in the sum of $1,000.00 with the Fidelity & Casualty Company of
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New York as surety. Ernest C. Schacht and Joe Daly each in the sum of,$3,000.00,and
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`Joodhouse Brothers, Dornack Plumbing & Heating Company and Herman Dornack each in the
sum of $1, 000, 00 with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. John H. Engel
. and Herman Dornack in the sum of $1,000.00 with the Employees Liability Assurance Corp.
. a.s surety. The Sanitary Company in the,sum of $1,000.00 with the Aetna Casuality &
(Surety Company as surety. Maass Plumbing & Heating Company (3), L. F. Milostan (2),
IIochester Plumbing&Heating Company (2), Fred Roepke, George H. Popple,. Garfield Roadway
and Frank and Arthur Mengedoth each in the sum of $1,000.00 and Guy E. Barnes, Thos. E. it
Iilatterly and Knute Olson each in the sum of $500.00 with the National ,Surety Corporation;'
as surety. Eldin L. Holtorf and Wm. F. Hines each in the sum of $1,000.00 and Arnold K. i!
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Mork, Gerald A. Kingsley, Paul B. Runyan, Irvin J. Renning, Richard McDermott; Rex G.
Waldron, Lynn D. Peeler, Melvin J. Mertz, Earl J. Seabright, William A. Cunningham, Lee E.
Graham, Marion C. Visser, James J. Macken Jr., Lavern C. Lind, Dallas P. Nield, Carl J.
Briese, Arnold C. Anderson, Andrew J. McCru.dden, Merlin C.' Mewhorter, H'ilman Vang, Harold:i
M. Fitzpatrick, Raymond Wagoner, Charles A. Campbell and Joseph L. McDermott each in the
um of $500.00 with the St. Paul Mercury & Indemnity Company as surety.,
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The contract bonds of Borchert Ingersoll, Inc. in :the amount of $3,952.00 with'
the Anchor Casualty Company as surety,, Clements Chevrolet ,Company in the amount of
$3,319.45 with the Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York as surety, and Ruffridge
Johnson Equipment Co. Inc. in the amount of w740.00 with the Seaboard Surety Company
as surety, were each read and the same were referred to the Mayor for ,his approval.
Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution granting five public dance permits to,
Archie Deiter, which was read.
Uiacn motion by Amundsen, second by Anderson,.that,the said resolution be adopted
jas read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
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duly passed and. adopted.
Alderman- Anderson introduced a. resolution ordering plans, specifications,
profile and estimate of cost and 2nd hearing on the construction• of a .sanitary sewer and
watermain on North Broadway from the end of the present main, approximately 240 feet North
of the North line of 16th Street Northeast, to a point approximately 747 feet -northerly
thereof, which was read.;
Upon motion by, Anderson, second by Kennedy, that the said' resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor -thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Anderson introduced a•resolution ordering plans, specifications,
profile and estimate of cost and 2nd hearing on the construction of a watermain bn 5th
Avenue Northwest from the south line of Lot 8, Block 8, ManleyisAddition to 14th Street
Northwest, which. was read.
Upon motion by Kennedy, second by Miner,! that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon•declared the said resolution
duly passed and adopted.
. Alderman Theel introduced a resolution ordering plans, specifications, profile
a.4d estimate of cost and 2nd hearing on the grading and paving of the north and south.
alley in Block 36, Original Plat, which was read. .
Upon motion.by.Miner, second by Morris, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting -in -favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
duly .passed and adopted.
Alderman Theel introduced a resolution ordering plans, specifications, profile
and estimate of cost and 2nd hearing on the grading, -surfacing and oiling of the east
and.west alley in Block 5, Head & McMahonIs Addition, which was read.
Upon motion by Morris, second -by Theel, that -the said resolution be adopted
aS read, and all .voting in .favor -thereof, President Lemmon declared the -said resolution
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Theel introduced a resolution ordering the first hearing on the
construction of a ,curb and gutter on 1st Avenue Southwest from 6th Street Southwest to
vacated •7th ,Street Southwest, which eras read.
Upon motion by Thee!, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be. adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said. resolut ion
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Morris introduced a resolution appropriating $566.6.7 from. the General
Fund and ordering payment made to A. C. Gooding for interest on payments for purchase
of land, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen,.second by Anderson,•that.the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
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.-Alderman Morris introduced a resolution appropriating $.300.00 from the. General',,
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$337 >0 from the Generall;
Fund and ordering payment made to Halling Insurance Agency -.for City Treasurers bond,
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Upon motion by Kennedy, second by Minex, that the said -.resolution be adopted
s read;- and all voting in -"favor thereof, President Lemmon .declared they said resolution
my passed and adopted.
Alderman Morris introduced a resolution accepting the.,bids of Rochester:$and
Gravel -Company and Rochester Quarry Company for the furnishing of they seasons supply
f sand aAd gravel for use in - the City Engineers Department, which was read..
Uponmotion by Miner, second by Morris, that the said resolution be adopted
s read, and all voting in; fa.vor thereof, President Lemmon declared the'..said resolution
my passed and adopted.
Alderman Miner introduced a,resolution accepting the bid-of•the Standard Oil
ompany for the furnishing of the seasons supply of cutback asphalt, which was•read.
Upon motion by Morris,.segond,by Theel, that the said resolution be adopted
s rend, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
'duly passed and adopted.
-Alderman Miner introduced -a resolution apprgpriating $442.90 from the Park .
mprovement Fund and ordering payment made to Old Dutch Foods for merchandise d.elivere•d
o concession stands, which was read.
Upon motion by Theel, .second by Amundsen, that the said .resgliition be adopted
s read, and all -voting in favor. thereof, President, Lemmon declared the said resolution �I
my passed and adopted. t _ ;i
Alderman Miner introduced a resolution appropriating $2,47..0,1_•fro4n the, Park
mprovement Fund and ordering payment made to Reynolds Wholesale Company for merchandise
elivered to concession, .stands, which was r.ead,.
Upon motion by Amu.nds,en, second by, Anderson.,. that the said resolution be, adopte1i d
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Alderman Kennedy introduced a resolution appropriating $3559. 31 from the Park
mprovement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Civic Auditorium -Revolving Fund,
h i ch was read.
Upon motion by Anderson, second by Kennedy, that the said resolution be adoptedi
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as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Kennedy introduced a resolution appropriating $3549.59 from the Park
Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Collector of Internal. Revenue for
admission taxes collected at the auditorium during March, 1949, which was read.
Upon motion by Kennedy, second by Miner, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
duly, passed and adopted.
Alderman Kennedy introduced a resolution appropriating $10,000.00 from the Park •
Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to A. C. Gooding for second payment on contract
for purchase of property for new Northwest park area, which was read.
Upon motion by Miner, second by Morris, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thtereof, President Lemmon declared the said resolution
duly passed and adopted.
The following claims were read and upon motion by Morris, second by Theel, the
same were approved and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw
warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly:
From the General Fund:- quality Print Shop, $37.35; Adams, $3.05; Alpek Sheet
Metal Works, $15.75; N. W. Bell Telephone Co., $150.56; Richard Hendricks, $33.00; Muriel
Hennessey, $38.50; Minneapolis Blue Printing Co-, $. 50; Marchant Calculating Co., $29.00;
H. A. Rogers Company, $3.20; The Pure Oil Company, $4.14; Peoples Coop. Power Assn., .
$3 00;
H. A. Rogers Company, $21.65; Rochester Post Bulletin, $13.00; Paul Sandberg, $a.00;
Ivan Boyd, $41.o0; Harry Loucks, $41.00; The Camera Shop, $23.60;•Alexander Auto Electric,
$127.83; Northwest Publications Inc., $23.40; Boynton Ha.gaman, $40.00; Universal Motors,
Inc., $137.80; Public Administration Service, $146.10; Albert J. Tingley, $66.o4; F. W.
Woolworth Company, $24.13; Bergstedt Paint Company, $25.10; R. L. Palm, $.50; Peoples
Natural Gas Company, $4.87; Rochester Quarry Company, $33.75•
From the Street & Alley Fund: R. L. Palm, $. 50; Minneapolis Equipment Go.,
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$9 56• Rochester
quarry Co., $57.50; W., R. Decker, $9.00; Herbert M. Propos, $21.61; Parkhill Bros.,
$16.79.
From the Fire Protection Fund: N,. W. Bell Telephone Co., $33.00; S. M. Supply
Company, $1.50; Akron Brass Mfg. Co.., Inc., $14.25; Nicols, Dean & Gregg, $29.33; Home
Cleaners, $35.15; J. M. Pruett, $48.70; Big Four Oil Company, $94.50; Scharf Auto Supply,
$4.97; Rochester Soft Water Service, $3.75; Alexander Auto Electric, $2.90; C.E.Ginther,
$3.25; C. F. Massey. Company, $16.56; National Fire Protection Assn. $17.50; Homelite
Corporation, $4.86.
From the Sewer Fund: N. W. Bell Telephone Co., $8.50; Chicago Great Western
Railway Company, $25.27; Peoples Natural Gas Company, 8.
P Y• $ 39; Rochester quarry Ce.,$8.75.
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From the Parking Meter Fund: Miller Meters, Inc., $49.87. �1
From the P.-I.R. Fund: Earl R. Pike, $2. 52.
From the Park Improvement -Fund: Peoples Natural Gas Company, $2.3. 31; Mayo j
Civic .Auditori.um Revolving Fund, $65.16; Axel Reed, $122.30; Thiem Sign Company, $19.50; ''I
Hayes Lucas Lumber Company, $6.77; Witte -Transportation Co., $2.85;- Home Laundry, $4-54;
R. C. Drips Grocer Co., -$29.00; Baihly Cash Market, $54.•72; Rochester Po-st Bulletin,
$68.00; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $2.•71; R. C. Drips Grocer Company,' $39.29; Burstein,)
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IApplebee Company, $27.32; Midwest Stage Lighting Company, $46.48; Coca Cola Bottling, Co.
$136.00; H & H'Electric Company, $8.15; Witte Transfer Company, $2.85; Railway Express i
Co., $13.93; Adams Book Store, $4.90; Rochester Ice & Fuel Company, $97.30; Rochester
Bre4d Company, $28. 62; Whiting Press, •Inc. , $3. 55; Walker Larson Hardware, $22.24; Modern
Drapery Shoppe, $60.80; `National Bushing & Parts, $2.94; Seven Up Bottling, $5'�.-66; i
Vogel Peterson Company, $3.68; Midland Popcorn Company, $62.50; Marigold Dairies, Inc.,
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$32..52; Rochester Visitor, $16.00; Williams Printing Company, $6.00; Rochester Dairy
Coop., $88. 40; Minnesota. Dept. of Health, $1.50; Schmidt Printing Company, $29. 50;
Kirkwood Rat el Company, $5.00; N. W. Bell Telephone Co., $60. 55; Midland Popcorn Companylli
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$67. 50; - R. Drips Grocer . Com an 111. , r $ - 59• Jones & Schmelzer, � p p y, $126.65; Devoe &
Raynolds Company, Farmers Elevator,
$3 30; $16.23; Nicols, Dean & Gregg, $3.00; Firestone
Stores, $15.65; Universal Motors, $1.25; Sears Roebuck & Company, $2.95; Gust Zieman,
$45.50; Coop. Oil Company, $11.21; Gordon Winslow Company, $20.00; N. W. Bell Telephone
Company, $7.90; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $2. 55; N. W. Bell Telephone Company, $15. 75;I
Hanson Hardware Company, $17-.15-; S-anita-ry Company, $.75; Alexander Autoi Electric, $19.00,
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Jensen Hardware Company, $8.52; Clements Chevrolet Company, $4.30; Leit!zen @oncrete �
Products, $18.40; American Bulb. Company, $51.31-; Kruse Company, $24,93;, Reynolds Wholesale,
$59.50; Art Mitchell, $4.10; Peoples Natural -Gas Company, $28.56; Kirkwood Ra-Tel Company,
$.75; American Bulb Company, $36.00;- Amer -scan Flor-ist• Supply Col, $2.10; Lyon Chemicals,
Inc., $63.00.
• From the Lighting Fund: City of Rochester, Pub. Utilities, $41. 85.
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An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance for the regulation
and government of Public Parks and Parkways in the City of Rochester l was given its
third and final reading.
Upon motion by Morris, second by Theel, that -the said ordinance be adopted
as read, and all votirfg in favor thereof, President Lemmon declared the said Ordinance
duly passed and adopted. a
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A petition for the removal of a junk yard located at the corner of llth Avenue
and 6th Street Northwest and signed by 19 residents in that area was read and upon motion
Iby Theel, second by Miner, the Building Inspector was authorized to take such steps as
ma be re uired to have the y. q junk moved from that location.
Upon motion by Kennedy, second by Miner, the meeting was adjourned until 7:36
o'clock P. M. on April 11, 1949.
City Clerk