HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-17-1952Record of Official. Proceedings of the Common Council
of the .City of..Rochester, Minn., November 17_, 1.9 52
1
L
•
1
40
Minutes of an adjourned regular,meeting of the Common Council of the
�I
City of Rochester, Idinnesota,- held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in
said City, on November 17, 1952.
President Bach called the meeting to order -at 7:30 o'clock P. M., the
following members being present: President Bach, Aldermen Brumm, Davis, Morris,
Schroeder and Thiem. Absent: None.
Upon motion by Davis, second by Morris, the minutes of the meetings of
October 20 and November 3, 1952 were approved.
President Bach stated this as being the time and place set for the
following hearings:
First hearing on the construction of a sanitary sewer in 2nd Avenue
Southwest from 1st Street Southwest to Center Street. There ,was no one present
wishing to be heard.
First hearing on the construction of a sanitary sewer in'West Center
Street from Broadway to 2nd Avenue Southwest. Mr. Paul A. Grassle was present
at the meeting and protested an assessment against the Carlton hotel property and
adjoining property for th4 construction of an additional sewer, stating that the
property in question now already has sewer service.
Second hearing on the surfacing of 12th Street Northwest from 2nd to
4th Avenue Northwest. There was no one present wishing to be heard.
Second hearing on the surfacing of lgth Avenue Northeast from 9th
Street to 150 feet north. There was no one present wishing to be heard.
Hearing on the proposed change of zoning of Lots 4 and 5, Block 34,
+i
Northern Addition from a residential to a commercial zones There was no one
present wishing to be heard.
Hearing on the proposed change of zoning of Lot 5, Block 24, Northern
Addition from a residential to a commercial zone. There was no one present wishing
to be heard.
.President Bach stated this as being the time and place set forreceivingii
i
anal opening bids for furnishing two patrol cars for use in the Police Department. ;I
• is
Upon motion by Davis, second by Schroeder, the CitY Clerk was instructed to open
i'
the bids received. The bids of Queen City Motors in the amount of $1,100.00 and
' r!
and Universal Motors -in the amount of $1,174.76 were each received and upon
r
motion by Morris, second by Schroeder, 'the same were referred) to the Police 1;
�I
Committee and the Chief of Police for recommendation.
h
Presidd.nt Bach stated this as being.the time and place set forreceivir_g�
and opening bids for furnishing school crossing signals. Upon motion by Schroeder:,
second by Morris, the City Clerk wqs instructed to open the bids received. The
bids of Crown Signals, Inc. in the amount of $2, 4 . iI
75 00, H & H Electric Company ji
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., November 17, 1952
in the amount of $4, 448.00, H. B. Allen, Inc. in the amount of $2, 497. 70 and
'.Lehn Electric Company in the amount of $2,725.00 were each received and upon
motion by Schroeder, second by Thiem, the same were referred.to the Police
Committee, the Chief of Police and the City Engineer.
The recommendation of the Police Committee and the Chief of Police
that the bid of Queen City Motors in the amount of $1,100.00 for furnishing two
police cars be accepted was read and upon motion by Davis, second by Morris, the
recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Police Committee, the Chief of Police and
the City Engineer that the bid of Crown Signals, Inc. in the amcunt of $2,475.00
for furnishing school crossing signals be accepted was read and upon motion by
Morris, second by Schroeder, and all voting in favor thereof except Alderman
Brumm, who voted "no", the recommendation was approved.
Mr. Robert D. Swanson of 1404 - loth Street Southeast was present and
protested the assessment for sewer and water levied against his property, stating
that it had been levied on the basis of sewer and water for three building lots.
Upon motion by Davis, second by Thiem, the City Clerk was instructed to prepare a
resolution ordering a hearing on there -assessing of sewer and water improvements
in Betcher's Addition.
The three following resolutions adopted by the Public Utility Board were
each read and President Bach ordered that the same be placed on file:
"Be i.t and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility
Board of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, that the Common
Council of the said City be and hereby is requested to authorize
the said Board to enter into a contract with the POWER SERVICE
CORPORATION, for the furnishing and installation of A Piping
System, in accordance with Div. 11Un of specifications, the total
amount of the said contract to be ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($176,500.00), and the said Power Service
Corporation being the lowest responsible bidder."
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility
Board of the City of'Rochester, Minnesota, that the Common
Council of the said City be and hereby is requested to authorize
the said Board to enter into a contract with the MAC ARTHt1R
COMPANY, for the furnishing of Insulation Work On Piping, in
accordance with Div. 'IT" of specifications, the total amount of
the said contract to be ELEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FOUR DOLLARS
$11,704.00), and the said MacArthur Company being the lowest
responsible bidder.21
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, that the Common Council of
the said City be and hereby is requested to authorize the said
Board to sell 80,000 pouxids of junk castings to WILBUR JENNINGS,
for a total amount of TWELVE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO DOLLARS AND THIRTY
CEITTS ($1232.30), and the said Wilbur Jennings being 'the highest
responsible bidder.11
A report by the Railroad and Warehouse Commission on the findings of
fact and order in the matter of the application of the Rochester Bus Lih-e, Inc.
for an increase in fares was read and ordered placed on file.
A communication from City Employees Local #897 stating definite
253"
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the* City.. of Rochester, Minn., 1�ovember 17, 1952
I�
i
I
reasons for a $30.00 per month increase in salaries of .City employees at the j
I
City -the
Farm, the Park Department and Street & Alley Department was read and the��
same was• * ordered placed on file.
I
�
The recommendation of the Police Civil Service Commission that the Chief,,
of Police be sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation School in Washington, D.C.
when facilities are available at the school was read and upon motion by Thiem 11
j
u
second by Schroeder, the same was referred to the Police Committee.
6
The request of the Board of Park Commissioners for additional lights at
•
�I
the auditorium parking area was read and a verbal recommendation was made by the l
I'
Lighting Committee approving the request. Upon motion b Morris second b• Davisd
,; g P P' g q P Y , y „
I�
the recommendation of the Lighting Committee was approved a.nd the City Clerk was
instructed to notify the Public Utility Department.
I ell,
The following resolution adopted by the Board of Education was read
and the same was ordered placed on file: '
"BE IT RESOLVED, by th.e Board of Education of School District
II
Number Eight (8) in Olmsted County, Minnesota, being the {'
j!
school district included in,the limits of the City of Rochester, !
!;
Olmsted County, Minnesota, that there be, and is hereby levied
ii
upon all taxable property in said district a special school
tax for:
if
Maintenance .$1,0901000.00
Capital Outlay 192,000.00j
1
Debt Service 98, 700.00
or a grand total of one million, three hundred seventy-one
thousand, six hundred dollars ($1,371,600.00) for the use of said I
I'
district, and the Clerk of said. Board of Education is hereby
II
instructed to notify the Common Council of said City of Rochester,
Minnesota, and to request their approval of the said levy in
accordance with the provisions of the Ci-ty Charter,°
i
Estimate of damage to a car owned by Charles Woodworth in the amount ofj'
$155.82 was read and upon motion by Morris, second by Thiem, the same was
�
referred to the City Attorney. °
li
I
A petition to have Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 1 of Sunn.yside Addition
i!
changed from a residential zone to a commerciai-zone was read and upon motion II
I!
Ii
by Morris, -second by Thiem, the same was referred to the Board of Zoning. !
4
li
A petition to have Lot 9, Block 2; and Lot 6, Block 2, of Dresbg.ch's
Addition annexed to the City of Rochester was read and upon motion by Thiem, +�
second by Morris, the same was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission 1
Ii
I;
it
and the City Engineer. �I
I
An invitiation addressed to the Mayor and Common Council to attend I
open house at the Public Library to be held on November 17, 1952 eas read and the.
ii
1i
same was ordered placed on file. I;
ii
The recommendation of the Lighting Committee that street lights be
installed at the intersection of 5th Avenue and 5th Street Southeast and 15th iI
Avenue and 7th Street Northeast was read and upon motion by Davis, second by i;
I;
I,
Thiem, the sate was approved and the City Clerk was instructed to notify the
•
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council ,
of the City of Rochester, Minn., N oy e m b e r II- 1 g 5 P
Public Utility Department.
The reports of .the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending
November 9,.1952 showing total criminal fines and costs collected $1,063.00 and
civil fees received $3.05 and for the week ending November 15, 1952 showing total
criminal fines and costs collected $957.00 and civil fees received $3.05„were each
read and having been approved by the City Attorney, President Bach ordered that
the same be placild on file.
The report of the City Engineer for the month of October, 1952 was read
and ordered placed on file. •
The report of revenue and expenditures in the Park Improvement Fund for
the month.of October, 1952 was read and President Bach ordered that the some be
plac4d on file.
The application of Wesley Jameson for license to erect and maintain
signs was read and upon motion by Thiem, second by Brumm, the same was referred to
the License Committee and the Building Inspector.
The applications of Cooperative Oil Employees Club and William J. Ranfranz
for license to sell cigarettes were each read and upon motion by Morris, second
by Brumm, the licenses were approved.
The surety bonds,of Wesley Jameson in the amount of $1,000.00 with the
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company as surety and Dodge Lumber & Fuel Company
in the amount of $1,300.00 with the Travelers Indemnity Company as surety were each
read and upon motion by Brumm, second by Thiem, the bonds were approved, the surety
thereon accepted and the same were ordered placed on file.
Upon motion by Davis, second by Brumm, the City Clerk was instructed to
mail a copy of unfinished business after each meeting to each member of the Council.
The following resolutions were introduced, read and unanimously adopted
except There "no" votes are noted:
Resolution accepting bid of queen City Motors for furnishing two patrol i
cars for use in the Police Department. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Morris,
resolution adopted.
Resolution accepting bid of Crown Signals, Inc. for furnishing
equipment for school crossing control signals. Upon motion by Morris, second
by Schroeder, and-all'.voting_°in<'.favor thereof except Alderman Brumm who voted
"no", resolution adopted.
Resolution levying special assessments for garbage collections for year
1972. Upon motion by Brumm, second by Davis, resolution adopted.
Resolution favoring amendment to Section 272.02 of Minnesota
Statutes. Upon motion by Davis, second by Morris, resolution adopted.
Resolution ordering 2nd hearing for construction of a sanitary sewer
in 2nd Avenue Southwest from 1st Street Southwest to Center Street. Upon motion
0
�25�Es
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council.
of the City of Rochester, Minn., November 1.7 , 1952
1
1
•
1
is
1
i
by Morris, second by.Thiem, resolution adopted.
Resolution ordering 2nd hearing on construction of a sanitary sewer•in
Pest Center Street f3Zom Broadway, to 2nd Avenue Southwest.. Upon motion by Schroeder
}
second by Thiem, resolution adopted.
Resolution ordering bids for surfacing of l8th Avenue Northeast from 9thl
i
Street to 150 feet North. Upon motion by Thiem, second by Brumm, resolution adopted.
Resolution ordering bids for surfacing of 12th Street N. W. from 2nd to 6
4th Avenue N. W. Upon motion by Brumm,.second by Davis, resolution adopted. !;
!i
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract
with the MacArthur Company. Upon motion by Davis, second by Morris, resolution
i'
adopted. I.
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility .Board ,to enter into contract -
with Wilbur Jennings. Upon motion by Morris, second by 5chroe,der,.resolution
adopted.
fi
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract ;!
with dower Service Corporation. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Thiem,
f
resolution adopted.
li
Resolution granting one public dance permi.t to Ben'.Sternberg. Upon li
j�
motion by Thiem, second by Brumm, resolution adopted. i
Resolution Levying taxes for City of Rochester for 1952. Upon motion bylj
Davis, second by Morris, resolution adopted.
Resolution levydng taxes for School District No. S for 1952. Upon motion
by Davis, second by Schroeder, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $2,595.70 from the General Fund and ordering i!
I'
payment made to Rochester Post Bulletin, $767.40;-Richard Be White, $200,00; 1
I�
Northwestern Refining Co., $436. 55; Carlisle G. Fraser, $854.29 and School
District No, 8.
337 50. Upon motion by Brumm, second by Davis, resolution adopted,.
Resolution appropriating $81.00 from General Fund, $119.34' from Sewer
Fund, $520.19 from Park Improvement Fund and $942.24 from Lighting Fund and ordering
payment made to City of Rochester, Public Utilities, Upon motion by Davis, second
by Morris, resolution adopted.
j,
Resolution appropriating $5,054. 59 from General Fund,' $6, 324.09 from the I!1
Street & Alley Fund, $198.30 from the Fire Fund, $766D2 from the Sewer Fund,
$197.87 from the Bridge Fund and $214.97 from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering
payment made to Street & Alley Fund, $5,765.95; City of Rochester, $2,697.05;
N.W. Bell Telephone Co. $3,076.2 ,
$501.85; Rochester Sand & Gravel, 6• Schmidt
Printing Co., $436.55 and Dodge Lumber & Fuel Company, $268.28. Upon motion by
Morris, second by Schroeder, resolution a dopted.
0
Resolution appropriating $1,e)16.69 from the Street &'Alley Fund and
256
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council ,
of the City of Rochester, Minn., November 17, . 19 5 2
ordering payment made to Firestone Stores,-$392.59; Francis-V. McGovern Agancy,
$201.16; Herbert G. Knopp, $56o.43 and Olmsted County Road &•Bridge Fund, $662,50,
,Upoh motion by Sch roeder, .second by Thiem, resolution adopted,
Resolution appropriating $6q.44!-00--frdm the Fire Protection Fund and
$571.33 from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering payment made to Simplex Wire &
Ca'blb Company, $604:00'and Gopher Stamp & Die Company, $571.33. Upon motion by
Thiem, second.by.3rumm, resolution adopted,
Resolution appropriating $11,723.40-from the Park_ Improvement Fund and
,$350.00 from the F.E.Williams Estate Fund, $350.00 and ordering payment made to
Mayo Civic Auditorium Revolving Fund, $9,922.25; H. T. Earle, $471.74; Old Dutch
;,Foods, $210.60; R. C.•Drips.Grocer Co., $209.41; American Paint Corp., $255.75;
'N. W. Bell. Telephone Co:, �230.45; Reynolds Wholesale Go., $423. 20 and Junius
Lemmon, $350.00, Upon motion by Brumm, second by Davis, resolution_ adopted,
Mrs. Walter Hess appeared before -the Council in regard to the assessment
against -their real estate on 6th Street Southeast, which she felt was excessive
for the amount of benefit received from the improvement. Alderman Thiem moved
,
that the matter be referred to the Street-& Alley Committee and his motion was -
seconded by Alderman Schroeder. Aldermen Morris, Schroeder and Thiem voted 11yes11
and Alderman Brumm and Davis voted "n_o°.
reading.
An_ Ordinance -amending the Zoning Ordinance No. 558, was given its first
An Ordinance-amanding the Traffic Ordinance, No. 698, was given its
first reading.
Alderman Davis moved that -an ordinance creating the office of
Co-Ordinatpr for,the City of Rochester -be given its second reading. No second to
the motion was received and president Bach declared -the -motion lost for want of
a second.
Mayor Glenn 0. Amundsen was present -at the meeting and requested that•the
Council reconsider an action taken at the meeting of -November 3, 1952 which dis-
continued.the salary of his secretary as of that date. Upon motion by Davis,
second by Thiem, the above mentioned action of the Council was rescinded,,and
upon roll call all voted in favor of the motion.
The Mayor's -emergency ordQr for the work and material•necessary to
repair a Westinghouse Turbine at the Electric.Light Plant was read and upon -motion
by Davis, •second- by. Thiem, the same was .approved.
The following claims were read and upon motion by Morris, second by
Schroeder, the same were approved and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and
directed to draw warrants upon the Clity Treasurer and make payments accordingly:
From the General Fund: H. G. Rammeo $17.00; Mrs. Walter Stiller, $18.00;
1
257.
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City. -of Rochester, Minn., November 17. , 1952
.I
11 Sylvia Ekman, $19.06;
Luella McGhie, $19.00;
Marion B. DeMille, $18.00;
Eva'E.
!, Wernecke, $18.00;
Helena hall, $17.00; Mrs.
Donald 'Buske, $17.00; Carl
Zeller,
it Alley. Ha I $17.00; Haggerty, $17.00; William Chumbley, $16.00; Albert Pz9es, . $19.00;
'!
I
R:argaret B. Robertson, $10.00; Louise DeVogel, $19.00; Esther Peterson, $19.00; I!
fj Emma Barden, $19.00; Mary glee, $20.00;' Nelle M. Cooke, $20.00; A. H. Wit`zke,
li
I;
�! $20'.00;. Augusta' McGovern; $20.00; J. H. Sw1iwab, $19.00; Laura E. Parkin, $20.00; I,
If I
I I:
I1usetta Kleckner, $20.CFO; Marguerite Lagerva.11, $20.•00; 'Cora Hughes, $20.OU;
•
�i Hubert J•. Harvery, $19.00; Kenneth Parson, $17.00; Floxence Campbell, '$17.00; 1i
II Helen Smith,$17.'00; Marjorie Strauss, $17.00; Rush gottke, $17.00; F. A. McGovern,!
I
$19,00; E. J. Mulvihill, $19.00; Hester 'Smith,' $19.00; Ns.omil Moehnke, $19�.00;
I
a John Pervin $1'8.00• Nina Connolly, $16.0• Do`rothy Schmidt, $_6.00; 5elen
G I�
Nachreiner i'
,� $1.6.00�; 'Bertha 'Schroeder, $16.00; Laurette, Micliels(on, $1'S.00;` Vesta G. I!
I:
Schmidt, "$17-.00; Nita Ahrens, $17.'00; A. C. Burgan, $17.00; A., G. Whiting, $17.00;
Thelma Coon, $17.0-0; Alma Se'ssing, $18.00;• G.' L. Barbarree, $18.00; Grace Smith,
$18.00; Margaret Mitchell, $19.00; Ella, Chandler',' $17.00; Lura Stoffer, $19'.50;'
Ii
I I
i' Jenni-e Wegman, $19.50; Elmer Johnson, '$19.50; Elizabeth Ba'rret't, $19.50; Robert i
Trusty,`$�.50• Eleanor Edstrom $18. 0•� Walter Fratzke � 5 , $18.00"; Agnes Duncan,
I,
'I
$18.00; Mary B. Ellis, $1'8.00; W.` G. Holets, $18.00; Arthur Cordes,' $18.00; Noble
j Bloodswor:th, $17.00; Grace McPeak, $17.00; Carrie Gross, $18.60; Amanda Sperling;
I $19.00; Merle Schellin, $18.00;, Harriet Kern, $19.00; Wm.: Kern, $19.00; Catherine
t
j Healy, $19.00; Ella Brown,-$19.00; Mrs. Lloyd Trygst'ad, $19.00; Kenneth Silker, i.
$18.00;'" Elsie Marsh, $17.00; Ida B. Hilker, $17.00; Ida. Crandall, $17.00; David
i.
Fanning, $16.00; - Ma.ry� Brogan, $18.00; William Johnson,° $18.00; Mabel Chapman, I
i� $18.00; Olive -Tiede; $18.00; Florence Buss', $18;00; Samaritan Hotel, $5.00;
National Guard Armory, $5.00; Vaters Conley Company, $5.00; St`. ' Mary' s Hospital,
R. C. Drips. Grocer,-$10.00; People Natural Gas, $8.31; H &'H Electric,
$71.90; Peoples Natural Gas, $6.07; �Zueen'City Motors, $3.86; Socony Vacuum Oil,
•
I I
i, $59,,60;'•Botsford Lumber Co., $6.35; H: Dornack & Son, $69.75; Larry Lentz, $11.00; I;
Jensen Hardware, $9.I+5; Rochester Electric, $61.49; Emrold Thiem, $4.00; Town House',
I
$24- 35; Beckley Business Equipment Co., 28. 6 , �" i $ 5• Cranston Typewriter, , 2.15; Lu6_la ,
Blake 2. 0• Valter S. Booth & Son 2 i
f� $3 5 � • $ 3 55; Ivan Boyd, $165.37; Rochester
j Transfer & Storage, $41.13; Tom Moore, Peg. of -Deed -A, $6.00; 2.3arvin Price, $68. 25; ;
i
Cooperative Oil Company, $42.47; •Herbert G. Knolip, $36.85; Otis E16vator Company,
$22.95; Rayo Clinic, $74.00; Osco Drug 'Co. ,." $3. 29; Fred Zimmerman, $8.10; Monte's,
II-$42.15; Schmidt Printing Company; $166.49; Mrs. John Gruntner, $10:00; Emil �
u
,i
Aufenthie, $40.00; Williams Printing Co., $66.60; 'National Bushing & Parts, $2.20;
I
I
I Flom'-s Standard Service, $10.01; .ens2n Standard Service, $I. 47; 'Scot LkOy s Shell I
�! Service, $1L3.65; Goodman's, $2.98; Tri State Ti.re Ccsmper_ y, $21.71• CooperP.tive 011Ii
II
Company,
' •$.IFO; The Camera Shop, $6.95; 'Motorola, $14.I+0; City Cafe, $42.15; Ka.hler �j
Rmi
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., November 17, 1952
Hopsital, $10.00; Mayo Clinic, $5.00; H. A. Wente,' M.D., $7.50; Rochester Visitor,
$8.00; Nicols, Dean & Gregg, $4.46; 0 & 0 Sporting Goods, $6.95; City of Rochester,
$67.5,5°
From the Park Improvement Fund: Railway Express, $2.33; Rochester ,Sand
'& Gravel, $14, 50; Mengedoth Sheet Metal, $9..98; Witte Transportation $4.44;
Bergstedt Paint, $5,15; Struve Paint Co., $4.97; Louis Canar, $6.00; Ernie Dist.
00. $26.08; H & H Electric, .$4.44; Rochester Ice & Fuel, $7.35► Addrdssogrpah
Bales Agency, $9.25; Austin Daily Herald, $69.00; LaCrosse Tribune Company, $127,65;
Owatonna Photo News, $16.90; Winona Republican Herald, $115.92; S. M. Broadcasting
t
Co. , $60.00; Rochester Post Bulletin, $188.40; LeRoy Hennum, $4.95; Pulver's. Motor
Service, 08.65; R. L. Gould Company, $20.01; Woodruff Company,. $59.07; Neils
Nurseries,. $43.14; E. T. Watkins Electric Motors, $1.01; Monte' a, $4.60; Neyer's
Ife1ding Shop, $1.00; Blacktop Maintea.nce Co. $.53.47; Quality '-Tint,. $3,.75; Kirkwood
Ratel, $98. 30; Williams Printing, $24.00;. Bartlett Tvlfg. Co. , $22.00; Foster Electric
Co., $1.09; Hayes Lucas Lumber Co., $56.13; CociA Cola Compan� $4.04; Recreation.
Committee Patty Cash, $4.08; Clarence Sattre, $57.00; Devoe & Raynolds Co.,$2.90;
Minnesota Toro, $29, 50; Rochester Meat Co. ,. $37.36; Sever, Up Bottling Co., $35, 80;
Old Dutch Foods, $151.20; Midland Popcorn Company, $5.5.60; Golden Hill MadYi ine
Co. , $18. 70; manneso to Milorgainite Co. , .$124. 85; Roches terQuarry Company, $56. 25;
Bartlett Mfg, Co-, $18.75; Robert E. Salley, $10.00; General Mills, Inc., $113.10;
Cutshall's Ground Floor Studio, $31.00; Universal. Motors, $10.43; Midwest Paint
& Supply Co., $2.59; H. Dornack & Son, $4.90; Pulvers Motor Service, $50.50;
Rochester Plumbing & Heating, $5.63; _Rochester. Ice &_Fuel Co., $13.05;. Gordon
Tupper, $24.06; Manson Hardware.Co., $3.62; Whiting Press, Inc., $13.85; Billboard
Publishing Co., $9.15; Eco, Inc., $52.15; Dodge Lumber & Fuel Company, $34.62;
Velie Ryan, Inc., $54.60; Rochester Bread Company, $27.94; Alexander Auto.Electric,
$77.97; National Bushing & Parts, $05.56; Sears.Roebuck & Company, $13.68; American
Linen Supply, $32.1.6; Marigold Dairies, $123.69; North Broadway Laundromat,$41401;
The Rochester Visitor, $54.00; Schmidt Printing .Co., $10, 49; The Kruse Company,
0
$10.99; Peoples Natural Gas Co.-, $23.214; Jensen Hardware Company, $9.87.
From the.Street & Alley Fund: Municipal Equipment Company,.$17.21;,
Ruffridge Johnson Equipment Co., $61.75; C. 0. Brown Agency, $135.59; John
Oliphant Agency, $102.52; Arthur A. Hirman Agency,.$97.97; Great Stuff Products
Inc., $10.52; National Bushing & Parts, $53.27; Nicols, Dean & Gregg, $112,51;
Allen Lloyd Co., $27.16; Gopher Welding Supp16 Co., $7.08; Borchert Ingersoll, Inc.,
$1.25; Standard Oil Company, $69.50; The Pure Oil Company,. $55.60; The George T.
Ryan Company, $66.76; R & H Electric Co., $4.25; Rochester Ready Mix Concrete,
$27.50; Peoples Natural Gas Co., $4.23; Queen City Motors, $.59; Soco4y Vacuum
Oil Company, $69 - 59; Scharf Auto Supply Co. , .$12.66; Parkhill Brothers, $.75;
•
1
1
The Kruse Company, $3.92; Jensen Hardware, $6.39.
•
259
Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., November. 1.7 , . 1952
1
Ll
•
1
•
1
1
From the Fire Protection Fund:- Nicole, Dean & Gregg, $21-.16; The
Sanitary Company, $.1 2; The Rochester Laundry, $72.45; The Model Laundry, $12.60;
J
Devoe & Raynolde, Inc., $14, O1; Gopher Welding Supply. Co'., $5045; Frank Pendle 1
Agency,'$86.61; 0. W. Schroeder, Agent, $90.20; Brown & Adair, $19.91; Big Four j!
;
Oil Company, _$12-15; National Fire Protection Assn., $32.95-; Botsford Lumber Co., j
$111.99; The Kruse Company, $17.19; Jensen Hardware-, $2.97.
From the.Sewer Fund; Willaim Helmkay, $100.00; R. C. Dripg Grocer Co.,
$2.05; General Milis, Inc., $.60; Foster Electric•Co., $7.00; So -me Supply Co.,
$5.29; S. M. Supply Co., $7.67; Arnold's Maintenance Co., $79.06; Peoples Natures.
Gas -Co., $9...59; R. C. Drips Grocer, $16.75; Peoples Natural Gas, $7.42; Rochester
Ready Mis Concrete Co., $87.30; Scharf Auto Supply, $14.70; Parkhill Brothers,
$4. S0; Botsford Lumber Co., $6.35; H. Dornack & Son, $10.25; Jensen Hardware, t
$7.19.
j!
From the Bridge Fand: Claude M. Holmes, $26.73; Rochester Quarry Co.,
i
$17.26; Botsford Lumber Co., $47.00.
'i
From the Parking Pieter Fund: H- & H Electric Co., $6.02; Rochester Readyj�
Mix Concrete Co., $3. 55; Jensen Hardware, $15.04; Magee Hale Park-O-Meter Co., I�
$33- 50; Stepehen P. Gerkins $144.00; .Midwest Paint & Supply, $23.15; Rochester
Iron Works, $1.00. l
From the F.'E.Willip,ms Estate Fund: Panther Oil & Grease Co., $79.23,
Upon motion by Morris, second by Schroeder, the meeting was adjourned.
_ l;
'i
City Clerk
0