HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-07-1953Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of. the City. of . Rochester, Minn.,_ December 7, 1953
Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, ,•.innesota, held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in said. City,
on December 7, 1953.
President Bach called the meeting to order at 2:00 o'clock P. M. , the
following members being present: -President Bach, Aldermen Ackerman, Anderson,
Morris, Thiem and Whiting. Absent: Alderman Schroeder.
Upon motion by Ackerman, -second by Thiem, the minutes of the meeting of
November 30, 1953 were approved.
President Bach stated this as being the time and place set for the •
following hearings:
Hearing on the levying of special assessments for the construction of a
sanitary sewer and water main in 1st Avenue Northeast from 14th to 16th Street
Northeast. There was no one present wishing, to be heard.
Hearing on the levying of special assessments for the grading and
surfacing of 18,—Avenue Southwest from 3rd to
5th Street Southwest.
There was no
one present wishing
to be heard.
President
Bach stated this
as being
the time and place set
for receiving
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construction of
a, sanitary
sewer and water main
in 3rd Avenue
Northeast from 16th
Street Northeast
to 200 feet
north of .17th Street
Northeast.
The bid of Carlisle
G. Fraser in the
amount of
$26,051.30 was received
and opened
and upon -motion by Thiem, second by Ackerman, the same was referred to the Sewer
Committee and the City Engineer for tabulation and report.
Mr. Owen Brause was present at the meeting and inquired as to an
agreement with the City 'of Rochester for the pruchase of his -property located at
the new Sewage Disposal Plant. After some discussion, he was informed that the
Common Council would be required to follow the terms of the agreement.
The .recommendation of the Sewer Committee and the City Engineer that
the bid of Carlisle G. Fraser for the construction of a •sanitary sewer and water
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main in 3rd Avenue Northeast from 16th Street Northeast to 200 feet north of
17th Street Northeast be accepted at the unit prices bid was read and upon motion
by. Thiem, second by Ackerman, the recommendation .was approved.
The recommendation, of the Sewer Committee that bids be received for
annual supplies (1954) of snhyd-rous ferric chloride, approximately 35 tons and
chemically pure hydrated lime, approximately 150 tons, was read and upon motion
by Thiem, second by Ackerman, the recommendation_ vias approved.
The recommendation of the Police Committee that the Minnesota Highway
Department be requested to make a traffic survey at 4 Street Southeast (T.H. 296)
and venue Southeast for the ru ose of determining the need for traffic
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signals, and that a project for installation of traffic signals at that inter-
section be initiated if warranted by the survey, was read and upon motion motion
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Thiem, second by Anderson, the recommendation was approved.
The following recommendation was read and upon motion by Ackerman,
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second by Morris, the same was approved:
"Honorable Mayor & Common Council
.Of the City of Rochester, Minn.
Gentlemen: ;I
We, the undersigned, recommend that the City Engineer
be authorized to spend. up �o $3; 000.00 from the Permanent
Improvement Fund between now and April 1, 1954, on the
former sewage treatment plant buildings.
This work to be done under this authorization is to
begin filling the tanks to eliminate the hazard caused by
their present condition, and to remove one post in the
section which is being converted into garage space.
Respectively,
PUBLIC GROUNDS ( ARCH IE M. ACKERMAN
COMMITTEE (STAITLEY M. MORRIS I
(LE 0 C. ANDERS ON" I,
The recommendation of the Public Grounds Committee that Mr, Harold H. jl
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Crawford be engaged to drag plans and spe-cificatiOns for an addition to the Scale;
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House at the City Scales was read and upon motion by Thiem, second by Ackerman,
the recommendation was approved.
A communication from the Board of Education, of School District No. S,
transmitting a sketch of an area of Doldier'.s Field and requesting that same be I
made available at a mutually
agreed price,for the building site of e. proposed
new high school, was read. After some discussion a motion was made by Morris,
second by Thiem, that the Board of Education be contacted for, further information!.
before any action is taker..
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A letter from the Board of Park Commissioners listing 18 locations where
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trees should be taken care of, for the reason that they are in a dangerous
condition and requesting that the Council adopt some uniform policy for the Park
Board to handle the said tree situation was read. Due to the fact that the
present ordinance does not cover all situations which seem to'appear in the matter
of taking care of trees in the public streets, a. motion was made by Thiem, second'i
by Anderson, that the matter of amending -the said ordinance be referred to the
Public Grounds Committee, the Board of Park Commissioners, the City Engineer and
the City Attorney for revision.
A letter from the State of Minnesota, Water Pollution Control Commission,,
transmitting plans of a sanitary sewer in 192 Avenue Southwest, 5th Street
Northwest and an easement totalingI' 316 feet of 9-inch diameter pipe, which had
been approved was read and President Bach ordered same placed on file,
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The following resolutions adopted by the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund were each read and upon motion.by Anderson, second by Thiem, the same were
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"Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of I'
the City of Rochester, Minnesota: i
That the sum of $23,035.00 be and the said sum, is hereby
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appropriated from the Sinking Fund and ordered paid to the First
National BaAk of Chicago, Illinois for the January 1st, 1954 maturity
of interest on 1.70% General Obligation. Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds,
Nos. 91 to 2800, Inclusive (Interest $23,035.00 and service charges
$i3 5.50) ,
"Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the sum of $50,161.37 be and the said sum is hereby
appropriated.from the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota.,
and ordered paid to the First National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota,
for the pruchase of $50,000.00 U. S. Treasury Notes 1 7/8% dated
December 1, 19.53, and due December 15, 1954 (Purchase price of
bonds $50,000.00, premium $156.25 and accrued interest $5,12).
Be it furhher resolved: That the said bonds be purchased for
the Bridge Fund Reserve Investment account."
"WHEREAS, the following investments of Public Utility funds
in Electric Depreciation Reserve 4ccount have matured on December 1,
19 53: $100, 000.00 2 1/ 8% U. S. Treas. C Ds
7,000.00 U. S. Savings Bonds, Series F
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WHEREAS, the said funds are now needed for improvement at the
Silver Lake Plant.
SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the sum of $107,000.00 be appropriated from the Sinking
Fund and ordered paid .to the Public Utility Fund."
"WHEREAS, It now appears that funds are now available for
the maintenance and operating expense of the new Sewage Disposal
Plant for the current year in the Sinking Fund of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, the said funds having been received from the
collection of sewer service charges, all interest on SewageDisposal
Plant 1.7% Bonds and $90,000.00 maturity of bonds having been paid
to date of January 1, . 19 54.
SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the sum of $28, 868. 75 be approrpriated from the
Sinking Fund and paid to the Sewer Fund of the City of Rochester,
( $28, 868. 75 or 5/12 of the total Sewage Disposal Plant Budget)
covering that part of the Sewage Disposal Plant Budget for the
months of July, August, September, October and November, 1953.11
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A protest against the installation of a street lamp and pole on the
Southeast side of Graham Court at No. 1421, signed by M. W. Rahn, J. N. Woodford,
James E. Frick, George D.J. Griffin, M.D., John A. Yaeger and Mrs. Murray M.
Nelson was read and upon motion by Morris, second by Ackerman, the same was
referred to the Lighting Committee with power to act.
The following communication was read and President Bach ordered that
the same be placed on file:
"Mr. F. R. Finch
City Clerk
City Hell
Rochester, Minnesota
Dear Mr. Finch:
We have been advised of the action taken on November 30 by
the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Rochester relative
to the $46,457.90 obligation of the City to Mayo Association for
the trunk line sanitary sewer to Graham Addition. We appreciate
very much the Councils formal recognition of this obligation.
the plan of repayment to Mayo Association is, of course, acceptable
so far as we are concerned.
We shall be grateful if you will convey this expression of our
appreciation to the Mayor and the Counbil at its meeting on
December 7.
Very truly yours,
H. A. Blackmun
Secretary Treasurer
Mayo Association"
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The report of the City Weighmaster for the month of November, 1953
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showing fees collected for loads weighed in the amount of $115.45 was read - and �I
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President Bach ordered that the same be placed on file.
The reports for the month of November, 1953 of the Building Inspector
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showing fees collected for building permits issued $530.00; of the electrical
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Inspector showing fees collected for electrical permits issued $163.75; 'of the
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Plumbing Inspector showing fees collected for plumbing permits issued $132.75;
of the Heating Inspector showing fees collected for heating permits issued
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$99.75 and fees collected for sign permits $49.00, were each read and President
Bach referred the same to the Finance Committee.
The report of- the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending
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December 5, 1953 showing total criminal fines and costs collected $1,181.99 and
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civil fees received 12. '
$ 35 was read and having beer. approved by the City Attorney
President Bach ordered that the same be placed cn file.
The application of the Rochester A. F. of L. Union Club for transfer of
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the location of "On Sale" Club License No.,316 from 3141 South Broadway to the it
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Temple Building, 4 Fourth Street S. W. (main floor) to be effective February 1st,
1954 was read and upon motion by Anderson, second by Thiem, the transfer was
granted.
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The surety bond of Robert N. Radam in the amount of $500.00 with the I;
Saint Paul Mercury Indemnity Company as surety was read and upon motion by Thiem,
second by Morris, the bond was approved the surety thereon accepted and the same
was ordered placed on file. i!
Alderman Thiem suggested that a committee should be.appointed by the
Chair to study the Zoning Ordinance further before submitting same to the Council
for their consideration. President Bach appointed the members, of the Planning
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Commission, the Board of Zoning, the Building Inspector, the City Attorney, the !`
Chief of Police and the City Engineer.
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Alderman Anderson brought to the attention of the Council that the-
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traffic signals at the school crossings on North Broadway and 9th Street and on
12th Street and 8th Avenue Southeast' were not located so that they could be seen
from all directions. He stated that he thought thay should be -located diagonally
a.cress the intersection from each .other instead of directly across.. Upon motion
by Ackerman, second by Anderson, the matter -was referred to the- Police Committee l
and the Chief of P.olize to .get an estimate of cost for re-1.oca,ting the signals ;.
diagonally across the street from each other which would make 'them visible from I'
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all directions.
The matter of parking cars on East Center Street between 1st and 3rd i+
Avenues was again discussed. together with the parking of cars on East 4th Street
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in front of the Super Value Market and also on 4th Street Southeast west of 1st
Avenue. Upon motion by Morris, second by Anderson, the Chief of Police and the
City Engineer were instructed to make whatever construction is necessary to set
up parallel parking in the above mentioned locations.
Upon motion by Thiem, second by Morris, the Fire Committee and the
Chief of the Fire Department .were authorized to contact an architect for
information in regard to preparing plans and specifications for the new proposed
sub -fire station and report to the Common Council at thenext regular meeting.
The following resolutions were each introduced and read and President
Bach declared the same duly passed and adopted:
Resolution accepting the bid of Carlisle G. Fraser for construction of
a sanitary sewer and water main on 3rd Avenue Northeast from 16th Street N atheast
to 200)feet north of 17th Street Northeast. Upon motion by Ackerman, second by
Anderson, resolution adopted.
Resolution levying special.assessments for the grading of 192 Avenue
Southwest from 3rd Street to 5th Street.Southwest. Upon motion by Anderson,
second by Morris, resolution adopted.
Resolution levying special assessments for construction of a sanitary
sewer and water main in lst Avenue Northeast from 14th to 16th Street Northeast.
Upon motion by_Morris, second by Thiem, resolution adopted.
Resolution assessing sidewalks for 1953. Upon motion by Thiem, second
by Ackerman, resolution adopted.
Resolution granting one dance permit to the Rochester Art Center. Upon
motion by Ackerman, second by Anderson, re"luticn adopted.
Resolution appropriating $466.94 from the General Fund, $50,161.37 from
the Bridge Fund and $101,550.00 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made to
First National Bank of Rochester, $101, 550.00; Sinking Fund of City of Rochester,
$50,161.37, Rochester Post Bulletin, $227.90 and International Business Machine
Corp., $238.94. Upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $496.20 from the General Fund, $1,666.79 from
the S & A Fund, $297.00 from the Sewer Fund, $1, 575.00 from the Bridge Fund and
$199.2.4 from the P. Meter Fund and ordering payment made to Rochester Sand &
Gravel, $1,067..73; H & H Electric Company, $272.31; Elk River Concreter Products,
$297.00; Gilbert H. MacMillan, $1, 575.00; Blacktop Maintenance Co., $431.45;
.Firestone Stores, $355.30 and H-D Bement Equipment Co., $224. 34. Upon motion by
Morris, second by Thiem, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $9,247.76 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to Mayo Civic Auditorium Revolving Fund, $5,799,92; First
National Bank, $622.95; Blacktop-'riaintenance Co., $213.4s; City of Rochester,
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$2?9.71; Globe Ticket Company, .$�3,7.61; .R. L. Gould Company, $367,�-2; Paxton & �:�
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Gallagher, $227.67 and Fred W. Schuster, $300.00. Upon moti.cn by Thiem, second !
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Resolutio.n appropriating $230,.72 from the Sewer Fund, $�-02.27 from the';
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Parking Meter Fund and $g97.53 from the S � A Fund and order-ing. payment made to ��
Chicago Pump Co. , Inc. , $230. 72; Conner & Winslow Co. , $IFp2.27. and C. M. Boutelle,�.
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,Resolution appropriating $2,33�,55 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering
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payment made to Carlisle G. Fraser. Upon ,motion by Anderson,, second by Morris, '
resolution adopted.
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Resolution appropriating $7,721.03 from the P. I. R, FL:.nd and ordering
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� Resolution appropriating $�18.70 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering �!
payment made to Carlisle G. Fraser, Upon notion by .Thiem, second by Ackerman, ��
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Resolution appropriating $5,0�-1.18 from the S. L. Pe Fund and ordering �j
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payment made to Carlisle G. Fraser. Upon motion by Ackerman, second by Anderson,;,
resolution adopted. i'
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Resoluti on appropriating $2, 0142. 50 from the P. I. R. Fund 2.nd ordering
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payment made to Leon Joyce. Upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris, '`
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resolution appropriating $1E97.77 from the General Fund, $1,09?.21 from j�
the S & A Fund, $g3.09 from the Fire Protection Fund, $1.72 from the Se��er Fund, ;�
$g 51.01 from the Park Improvement Fund and $115. Og from the Light ing Fund and �'
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orderirg payment made to City of Rochester, Minnesota $1, 67g.7g a.nd City of
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Rochester, P1.b. Utilities, ,$1,066.09. Upon motion by Morris., secor_d by Thiem, �'
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PP p g $ , 700. 00 � x om the Parking c�i.e � e r � Lnd a.nd
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ordering payment made to C. •8. Denny & Ellen. Denny, his. wife. Upor, motion by
Thiem, second by Ackerman, resolution adopted, _ j�
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Resolution appropriating $523. !�3 from the S. de A Fund, $250.00 from the
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Fire Protection Fund, a,nd $5�+7.73. from. the Sea�rer Fund a,r.d ordering payment made
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to. Conner 8o Winslow Co. , $523.1;•3; National Foam. System, $250.00 and Conner & j
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Resolution appropriating. $35g.63 from the General Fund, $10.60 from the ;;
S & A Fund a.nd $21. SO from the Sewer Fund and ordering payment made to N. �W. •Bell ��
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Telephone Co. Upon motion by Anderson, second by Morris, resolution adopted,-
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Resolution a.ppropria,t ing $3, 657.26 from the General Fund and ordering '�
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payment made to, H. Dornack & Son, $2•, 140.00; •F. E. Romano, $200. 00 and Northwestern
Refining Co., $1, 357- 26. Upon motion by .Morris, se.cond by Thiem,. resolution
adopted.
.Resolution appropriating $491.34 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering
payment made to C. M. Boutelle & Sons. Upon motion by Thiem, second by Anderson,
resolution adopted.
Resolution ordering bids for furnishing anhydrous ferric chloride
and chemically pure. hydrated lime for use at the Sewage Disposal Plant. Upon
motion by Ackerman, second by Anderson, resolution adapted,
An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 559, the Zoning .Ordinance, changing
of Kutzky's First Addition
North 94 3/4 £t. of. Lat 12, Block 4,/to. Multiple Dwelling District and Lot 5,
Block 20, Northern Addition to Commercial District, was .given its first reading.
Upon motion by Anderson, second by Ackerman, and-upo-n roll call and
h r w suspended and the ordinance
all present voting in favor• thereof, the rules were s sp
was given its second reading.
Upon motion by Ackerman, second by Anderson, and upon roll call and
all present voting .in favor thereof, the rules were suspended and the ordinance
was given its third and f inal reading.
Upon motion by Thiem, second by Ackerman, that the said ordinance be
adopted as read and, all present voting .in favor thereof, President Bach declared
the said Ordinance duly passed and adopted.
The following claims were read and upon *otion by Morris, second by
Ackerman,, 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 G.eneral Fund: Verne Wussow, $169.00; Whiting Press, Inc.,
$54.4o; Monte's, $43.65; Quality Printing Company, $5.00; Ivan Boyd, $163.99;
H. A. Rogers Company, $19. 25; J. C. Penney do., $3. 90; Tom Moore, Register of
Deeds, $20.05; P. I. R. Fund, $66. 5s; Mason Publishing Company, $10.00; Burr
Rug Service, $3.00; Paul Plants, $21.75; Charles Dornack, $44.48; Twin City
Testing & Engineering, $9.00; Lynn Peeler, $51.75; Rochester Transfer & Storage,
$20.00; The Town House, $22.15; First National Bank of Rochester, $3.95; Clerk
of Municipal Court, $2.94; Luella H. Blake, .$15.63.; The' Mayo Clinic, $42.00; Ray
G. La.ugen, $11.60; China Hall, $3. 50; La.wler's, $24.00; City of Rochester, P.U. ,
$173.25; Fruetts, $3.95; Launderaid, $22. 55; Nygaarcd's, $4.35; Eco. , Inc., $49.00;
O'Connor's, $61.95; Andersons Men's Wear, $161.25; M. C. Lawler's, $139.35;
Anderson's Mens Wear, $35.00; C & B Shoe Store, $50.40; Leo Cronin Company,
$186.65;. Cty Cafe, $79.90; Postier & Eggers, $9.§0; The Rochester Visitor,
$10.00; Ace Sign Company, $9.00; Quality Printing Company, $51.05; LeRoy Hennum,
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$.70; Bud's Conoco Service, $1.56; Olmsted County Medical Group, $22.50; gee Lox
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Manufacturing Company, $13.25; Reuben A. Rieck, $47,35; Stark Radio Supply Co., I
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$29.06; Joe McDermott, $14.'95; Federal Laboratories, $4•.79; Universal Motors, Inc ,
$113.79;- Scot•ty's Shell Service, $14. 56; Enoch J. Dison, $24.90; Universal Motors;
$9.93; Socony Vacuum Oil Company, $113.01; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $5.27; A
Alexander Auto Electric $56 37• Standard Oil Company,
p y, $9.02 Jensen Hardware '
Company, $20.61; Hanson Hardware Supplies,- $20.57; Scharf Auto Supply, $1.96;
Railway Express Agency, $1.76; Reeve's Drug Store, $12.99; The Sanitary Company,
$.69; W-oodhouse Brothers,-$49.79•
From the Street. & Alley Fund: M. C. Lawler's,' $24;90;- National Bushing;
& Parts, $6. 00; Socony Vacuum Oil- Company,• $19. S-2; Peoples Natural Gas Company,
$9.•71; Alexander Auto.ElectTic, $2.07; Harold's Auto Electric-, $5.95; Rochester
Implement .Company, $�+.44; Standard Oil Company, $63.90; Quarve &• Anderson Co.-, 1
16. y $ 74• Rochester Ready Mix Concrete Company, $2g.30;• Jensen Hardware Company;
$31.20; Scharf Auto Supply,• $3.4.7g; The Sanitary Company, $.63•.
From the Fire Protection Fund:- Alexander Auto- Electric-, $2.34;
Gateway Transportation Co., $4. 2.5; Rochester Soft Water- Service, $4.00; Walker
Larson Hardware, $2.3 5; 21,. W. Bell Telephone Co., $54.35; • Jensen Hardware' Co. ,
$12.37; Hanson Hardware Company, , �i
$3 25• Chicago & N. W. Ry. Co. , $13.4g; Scharf I
Auto Supply, $5.52; The Model Laundry, $48.43; Railrrqy Express Agency, $1.80;
Reeve Is,Drug Store, $6.29; The Sanitary Company, $.26; Woodhouse Brothers, $29.25';
Fire & Safety, Inc., $127.I.7; Standard Oil Company, $34.13; Mine Safety Appliance•!
Company,4 1 • Pruetts
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Mfg. Company, $3.34; S. M. Supply Comna.ny, $12.38.
From the Sewer Fund: Monte l s, $6.16; S. M. Supply Co., $15. 37; City of'i
Rochester, P.L'., $94.69; First National Bank of Chicago, $135.50; City of I`
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Rochestet, P. U. , $64.60; H. Dornaek & Son, $16. 30; Municipal Equipment Go., {'
$30.08; C. M. Boutelle, $75.00; Goodin Company, $29.93; Pruetts, $3.00; Jensen
Hardware Co., $23.42; Woodhouse Brothers, $1.85; Proportioneers, Inc., $41.44.
From the Parking rieter Fund: Quality Printing Co. $7.55; China, Hall,
$13. 00; LeRoy Hennum, $. 70; Gopher Stamp & Die Co., $1;9. S7; Miller Meters, Inc.,
$1.73. 1,•5; S. M. Supply Co., $26.05; Jensen Hardware, $18.92; Woodhouse Brothers,
$1.00.
From the F. E. Williams Estate Fund: Standard Tar'Products Cothpany,
$74.25; Fullerton Lumber Company, $9.70;. Scheidel Company, $62.00; Mayo .Civic
Auditorium, $100.00.
Park Improvement Fund: Alexander Auto Electric, $11.59; American
Institute of Park Executives, $35.00; N. W. Bell Telephone Co., $127, 55; Peoples
Natural Gas Co., $20.30; Rochester Minn. Fire Extinguisher, $20.23; Woodhouse
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Brothers, $2.4.22; Firestone Stores, $10.40; Williams Printing Company, $19.00; Velie
Ryan, Inc. , $115-35; Truck, Service Company, $111.34; Struve Paint Shop, $7.93;
Squires Electric Co., $21..76;.Skelly Oil Company, $53..26; Sear-, Roebuck & Company,
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45; Schmidt Printing Company, $69.15; Rochester fellow Cab Corp., $1.40;
Rochester Meat Company, $54.06; Rochester Iron Works, $9.75; Rochester. Atoning Co.
$1..54; Preutt's, $1..54;. Pepsi Cola Company, $4.90.; Olson Equipment Co. , $10. 115;
Olms.ted. County Highway Departme.nt,. $20.90; Nicols, Dean & Gregg, $3-70; Nelson Tire
:& Appliance Co., $33. 43; National Theatre Supply, $36.31; Minnesota Toro Inc.
$179.39; Minneapolis Iron Store, $3.96; Master. Cleaner, & Upholsters., $25-60;
.Marigold Dairies, $2.3.40; LaCrosse Tribune. Company, $22.20; Radio Station KROG,
$67. 50; Red Wing Broadcasting Yolcomb 1,11fg. Company, $11.90; Co.',, $25.00; J. I.
Gibbons Printing Co., $5.40; General Mills, Inc., .$27-00; Forges of Rochester,.
$25,-�25; Eco, Inc. , $56.00; Dieter Paper Marine Supply, $9.1.00; Decorah Newspapers,
$11.76; George A. Davis, Jr., $ ' 29.14.; Leo Cronin Company, $60-00; Cranston.
Typewriter Service., $2.00; Cooperative Oil Company, $.96; City ofRochester., Public
-Utilitie.s, $168.00; C. M. Boutelle, $101.25; Botsford Lumber Company, $97.39.
Upon motion by Morris, second by Ackerman, the meeting was adjourbEed
until 7 30 o'clock P. M.. on. December 21, 1953.
City, Clerk
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