HomeMy WebLinkAbout01-21-1957Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
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Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the
City.of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in
said City, on January 21, 1957-
President Bach called the meeting to order at 7:30 p. m., the following
members being pr;e:sent: President Bach., Aldermen Anderson, Moody, Schroeder,
Schwanke, Tingley, Whiting. Absent: None.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Schwanke, the minutes of the meeting of
Janvey 7, 1957 were approved.
A letter from Robert P. Gage, Clerk of the Board of Education, stating
that the annual ,election for School District No. S would be held on Tuesday,
March 12, 1957, same day as the City Charter Election and requesting that the City
Clerk include the names of the ca.ndida.tes with the City offices was read and the
same was ordered placed on file.
A noti;'ce of claim of injury in the amount of $10,000:00 against the City
of Rochester by IHuldah Jean Kalass, for injury sustained from a fall .in front of
802 Fourth Street Southwest was read and upon motion by Schroeder, second by Moody'
the same was referred to the City Attorney.
A letter from Stanley F. Drips, Manager of the Rochester Central Area
Improvement Association, Inc. thanking the Council for the cooperation given him
while Manager was read and President Bach ordered the same placed on file.
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A letter from Viktor 0. Wilson, City Health Officer, requesting approval
of the appointment of Miss Helen Popovich, R.N. as a public health nurse,effective
January 14, 195T, was read. A motion was:made by Alderman Schroeder, second by
Alderman Anderson, that the appointment be approved. All voted in favor thereof.
A letter from Viktor 0. Wilson, M.D. , City Health Officer, requesting
approval of the appointment of Mr. Robert E. Overton as a replacement or, the
garbage collection service, effective Wednesday, January 23, 1957,. was read. A
motion was made by Alderman Schroeder, second by Alderman Anderson, that the
appointment be approved. All voted in favor of the motion.
A letter from Sam DeFosse of 306 - 12th Street Southeast stating that
he would like to file an application for an "on sale" ligtkor license for such
time as additional licenses might be issued was read and President Bach ordered thl
same placed on file.
The Mayor's appointment of Mr. Donald F. Perry as Civil Defense Director,
to fill the unexpired term of Stanley F. Drips, effective February 1, 1957, was
read. A motion ;was made by Alderman Tingley, second by Alderman Schwanke, that
the appointment e approved. All voted in favor thereof.
The petition of Edwin Albert Rundell and Virginia M. Rundell to have
the following described property annexed to the City of Rochester, was read and
upon motion by Alderman Schroeder, second by Alderman Schwanke, the same was
referred to the Planning _Commission:
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"The Last One-half (E2) of the South 424.5 feet of. the East
5.72 acres of the South 36 113 acres of the Northeast One -
quarter (NE4)of Section Three (3), Township One Hundred Six
(106) North, Range Fourteen (14) palest. Less that part of
the above described land which was annexed to the City of
Rochester by Ordinance No. 934 adopted by the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota on August 20, 1956.I1
The following -letter signed by Mr.. Roy Ekberg was read:
"Dear Mayor McQuillan and City Council: <
I am writing you in regards to annexing into the City 126 acres
which I bought from Albert Fenske. I have it surveyed and
topoged and am ready to plat it. I left one of .the maps with
your planning commissioner Tom Moore.
I also have the Hanen Berger farm which is 240 acres joining
the Fenske farm on the east, which we will develop after
developing the Fenske farm.
Yours truly,
/s Roy Ekberg"
Mr. Tom Moore, Planning Director, stated that he had received a tentative plat
of this land and exulained that it was located north of Marvale Addition. A
motion was then made by Alderman Schwanke, second by Alderman Schroeder, that the
request be referred to the Planning Commission. All voted in favor of the motion.
The following letter was read and President Bach.ordered the same
placed .on file:
"The Honorable Claude H. McQuillan, Mayor
And the Common Council of the
City of' Rochester
Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
_ The Highways and Traf# is Committee of the Rochester Chamber of
Commerce has had an opportunity to review with Mr. Clayton Swanson,
the District Highway Engineer, current pian.ning for development
of Highway #52 north of Second Street, Southwest and the development
of the Beltline south of 'Second Street, Southwest, and east to the
junction of U. S. #63. It is the unaerstanding of the Committee
` that engineering on the first of these.projects has been completed
that the second will be complete in the near future and that copies
of the plans have been made .ava.ilable .to the City Engineer, the
Planning Director and the members of the Council for preliminary
study.
The Highways and Traffic Committee is a subcommittee of the
Transportation Committee. Acting,on the recommendation of the sub-
committee, the entire Transportation Committee strongly recommends
that all city, officialsconcerned with planning of improvements on
Highway #52 north complete their studies as rapidly as possible;
and assuming no presently unforeseen difficulties develop, we urge
that present plans be approved to permith the beginning of constr-
uction early in the spring. All members of the Committee recognize
that severe traffic problems will exist in northwest Rochester,
particularly on Highway #52 and that theseimprovements must go
forward as rapidly as possible.
The Committee members are aware of differences of, opinion con-
cerning the location of grade crossings on the imrroved,�widened
Beltline south of Second Street,Southwest. After studying the
major street system previously adopted by the Common Council, the
plats recently submitted to the .Planning Commission of the property
west of the Beltline, and.long range thinking of the Planning
Commission, the Commission .respectfully recommends that this grade.
crossing be at Sixth Street Southwest. It is further urged that
action on this .project be taken as soon as the engineering has
been completed in order that construction can begin in the summer
of 1957•
Sincerely,
s HAROLD MI CKE Y
Harold Mickey, Chairman
Transportation Committee
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
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A letter signed by A. Eugene Haylett, for the Highways & Traffic Sub-
Committee -of they; Rochester Chamber of Commerce, urging the Countil not to adopt
an ordinance specifically limiting .the future developments of Rochester to any
one type of street pattern was read and President Bach ordered'the same, placed on
f ile.
Order No. 26369 iss zed by 114. J. Hoffman, Commissioner of Highways,
ordering that the route designated as a detour for Trunk Highway No. 63 in the
County of Olmsted, by Order No. 23 599 , was released December 5, 1956 and therefore
said route will revert to its original status, was read and President Bach
ordered the same: placed on file.
A prot',est against the annexation of Russells Subdivision to the City of
Rochester signed by two property owners and a, protest against the annexation of
Terryville Subdivision to the City of Rochester 'signed by seven property owners,
were each read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Schwa.nke, the same were
referred to'the ,Planning Commission.
A petition for construction of a sanitary sewer in 6th Street S,. W. fron
a point 190 feet west of 15th Avenue S. W.-to 440 feet west of 15th Avenue S. W.
was read and upon motion by Schroeder, second by Whiting, the same was referred to
the Sewer. Commit',tee, and the- City Engineer. .
Petitions signed by Paul. J. Kreter for construction of a storm sewer,
sanitary sewer, water .main and. sewer and water service connections and grading and
bituminous surfacing on g2 Avenue N. W. and 9th Avenue Northwest in Kreter!s
Replat were each read and upon motion by Schroeder, second by Whiting, the same
were referred to, the Sewer Committee, Water Committee, Street B.Alley Committee
and the City Engineer.
.Petitions signed by Joe -Gores, -Secretary of the Kruse Company for
construction of 'a sanitary- sewer, watermain, se%,,er and rater service . connections
and grading and bituminous surfacing on 6th Street Southwest, Folwell Lane and
Folwell Court in, Folwell Heights Addition were each read and upon motion by
Schroeder, seconld by Whiting, the same were referred to the Sewer Committee, Water
Committee, Street & Alley -Committee and the City Engineer.
The reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending
December 11, 1957 showing -total criminal fines and costs collected•$972:00 and
civil fees received $g. 50 and for . the week ending December 18, 1957 shoeing -total
criminal fines and costs collected $1,608.00 .and civil •fees.received-$3.15 were
each read and having been approved by the City Attorney, President Bach declared
the same placed on file.
The report.of the City Treasurer for.the month of December,
read and,President Bach ordered the same placed on file.
19,56 was
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The reports for the month of December, 19.56 of the Building Inspector
showing fees collected for building per-_^mits issued in the amount of $721.00; of the
Electrical Inspector showing fees collected for electrical permits issued in the
amount of $166.00; of the Plumbing Inspector showing fees collected for plumbing
permits issued in the amount of $2,160.75; of the Heating Inspector showing fees
collected for heating permits issued $1,277.7.5 and fees collected for sign permits
in the amount of $2.00 were each read and President Bach ordered the same placed on fil
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The annual report of the Rochester Fire Department for the year ending
(December 31, 1956 was read and President Bach ordered the same placed on file.
The following resolutions were each introduced and read and President
1 Bach declared the sa.me' duly passed and adopted:
Resolution appointing Judges of -Election for the year 1957. Upon motion
l by Anderson, second by Moody, resolution, acbpted.
Resolution approving the plat of Louise's'Second Addition. Upon motion
by Moody, second by Schroeder, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving the plat of Kreter's Replat. Upon motion by
Schroeder, second by Schwanke, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $34,300.90 from the General -Fund; $36,909.59
from the Sewer Fund; $3,104.94 from the Police Relief Fund; $10,249.49 from the
Firemen's Relief Fund and ordering payment made to Public Health & I•lelfare Fund,
$34,3004,90; Ross Browning, Treasurer Police.Relief Fund, $3,105.94; George Davis,
Treasurer Firemen's Relief Fund, $10,249.49 and Sinking Fund of the City of
(Rochester, $36,080.58. Upon motion by Schwanke, second by Tingley, resolution
adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1,366.70 from the General Fund; $212.74 from
the Fire Protection Fund; $62.50 from the Parking:Meter Fund and $99,95 from the
Police Protection Fund and ordering payment made to Quality Printing Company,
$773.89; City of Rochester, P.U., $423.00; Rochester Post Bulletin, $330.20 and
l George Davis, Treasurer $205.009 Upon motion by Tingley, second by Whitl.ng,
(resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $124.13 from the General Fund, $2.00 from the
S & A Fund, $13.50 from the Fire Protection Fund, $1,469:99 from the Sewer Fund
and. $7,942.65 from the Lighting Fund. and ordering payment made to the City of
Rochester, Public Utilities. Upon motion byWhitir_g, second by Anderson,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $331.41 from the Fire Protection Fund and
$545.31 from the Sewer Fund .and ordering payment made to The Sanitary Company,
$560.36 and. Hayes Lucas Lumber Company, $316.36. Upon motion by Anderson, second
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Resolution appropriating $1,265.50 from the Police Protection Fund and
ordering payment made to T. 0. Wellr_er, M.D., $417.50; 0 & 0 Sporting Goods,
$'25.55 and Universal Motors, Inc. $642.45. Upon motion by Pioody, second by
Schroeder, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $2,074.07 from the Street &' Alley Fund and
ordering payment, made to Olmsted County' Road & Bridge Fund, $1, 2180 42; H. R.
Erickson Machine Mfg. Go., $325.00 and Gopher Stamp & Die Company, $530.65. Upon
motion by Schroeder, second by` Schwanke, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $2L'-0.10 from the General Fund and ordering
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payment made to MaTy's Hospital. Upon motion by Schwanke, second by Tingley,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating' $446.70 from the Park Improvement Fund and
$473.99 from the'F. E. Williams Estate Fund and ordering payment made to Velie
Ryan, Inc. $214. 15; Reynolds Wholesale Co., $217. 55; Botsford Lumber Co., $239.99;
and Mayo Civic Auditoriv.m $250.00. Upon motion by Tingley, second'by Whiting,
resolution adoptl;ed.
Resolution appropriating $2,113.91 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment' made to Pint National Bank, $457.03; Paxton & Gallagher, $294. 24;
City of Rochester, $708.00; O.A. Stocker Company, $446.17 and Globe Ticket Company
$208.37. Upon motion by Whiting, second by Anderson, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $2,091.37 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to J - M Sales Company, $327.88; X. W. Bell Telephone Co.,
$415.19; Rochester Post Bulletin, $524.95 and Weiberg Paint Store, $812.36.
Upon motion by Anderson, second by Moody, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $375.05 from the Sewer Fund and $3,900.54 from
the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to Mayo Civic Auditoriu4i
Revolving Fund, $3,900.54 and Peoples TTetura.l Gas Company, $375.05. Upon motion
by Moody, second;, by Schroeder, resolution adopted.
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Resolution appropriating $857.15 from the Bridge Fund and ordering 'pay-
ment made -to Gilbert H. MacMillan. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Schwanke,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $300.00 from the General Fund and ordering
payment made to Oscar C. Ronken. Upon motion by Schwanke, second by Tingley,
resolution adopted.
The recommendation of the Police Committee that a passenger loading zone
be established on the west side of Lath Avenue Southwest, between nest Center Stree
and First Street, Southwest, for a, distance of 50 feet, more or less, in front of
the premises known as St. Johns Catholic Church, and that the City Attorney be
instructed to draw the necessary resolution to make this changeeffective was read.
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IA motion was made by Schroeder, second by Sch.wanke, that the recommendation be
approved .and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare the necessary resolution
to make this change effective. All voted in favor of the motion.
The following recommendation of the Police Committee was read and upon
motion by Schroeder, second by Schwanke, the same was -approved and the City Attorney
was instructed to prepare the necessary resolution to make the changes as
requested:
"Hon. Mayor and Common Council
City of Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned Members of the Police Committee of the
Common Cosancil do hereby recommend that:
(a) The first parking space immediately East of'the Alley
on the North side of First Street Southwest in front' of the
premises known as the Curie Building,,.which is presently
designated as a Yellow Cab Stand, be vacated as a Cab. Stand and
be returned to a metered space.
(b) The two parking spaces immediately West'of:the Alley
or, the North side of First Street Southwest between First and
'Second Avenues, which &re presently in the 90 Minute metered
zone, shall be vacated and re -designated as Yellow Cab Stands.
The third parking space West of the Alley, which is presently
designated as a Yellow Cab Sta.r_d, be vacated and re -designated
as a. Passenger Loading Zone.
(c) The two parking spaces on the East side of the street
immediately North of the intersection of First Street Southwest
and Second Avenue Southwest should be designated Yellow Cab
Stands. One of these"spaces is presently so designated.
(d) That the three meters on the East side of Street on.
Second Avenue Southwest, between First Street Southwest and
West Center Street, immediately North of the Passenger Loading.
'Zone in front of the West ent.ra.nce to the Kahler Hotel, be
vacated and re -designated as HNo Parking - Passenger Loading
Zones at all times". `
(e) That the first metered space on the South side of
West Center'Street ifnze diately East of the North entrance to
the Kahler Hotel be vacated and re -designated as "No Parking -
'Passenger Loading Zone at all tunes".
(f) That the present "No Parking - Loading Zone" space
immediately West of the Alley bn the South side'of West Center
Street between First Avenue Southwest and Second Avenue South-
west be vacated and returned t o' a metered space.
(g) That the present "No Parking - Yellow Cab Stand",
immediately North of the intersection of Second Avenue South-
west and First Street Southwest, on the West.side of the street,
be vacated and returned to metered space.
(h) That the present "No Parking -.Loading Zone" in front
of the premises previously known as Esther's Flower Shop, on
the North side of First Street Southwest between Second Avenue_,
and Third Avenue Southwest, be Vacated and be returned to
metered space.
` Respectfully submitted,
POLICE COMMITTEE
/s Albert J. Tingley, Chairman
/s Thomas A. Moody
/s Leo C. Anderson"
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution authorizing and directing the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute an agreement between the City of Rochester and
Clarence W. Klee as guardian of the estate of Wayne H. Klee relative to an
easement for transmission of electricity over the land therein described, which
was read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Schwa.nke, the said resolution
s adopted.
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Mr. Rex Gregor presented the Council members with copies of a report on
the need for State Aid for Minnesota Junior Colleges and urged that the Council
pass a resolution requesting the House of Representatives and Senate of the
Minnesota State ,,Legislature to give favorable support to'a program of State Aid
to the Minnesota Junior Colleges. He stated that Rochester Junior College was
supported wholly by local taxation and felt that some action should be taken to
try to get assistance and the reason that he came to the Council was that Rocheste
was one of the f„ew cities where the governing body has any control over the school
budget. He was ',requested to prepare anli present a resolution as proposed.
President Bach stated this as being the time and place set for a contin-
ueA hearing on the proposed change of zoning.of Lot 5, Block 3, Gonderman &
Thiel' s Sub-Divilsion. About 55 residents in that part of Southeast Rochester were
present at the meeting. Oscar C. Ronken, Attorney representing these Southeast
residents, stated that these owners were very much opposed to any change of zoning)
in this area and!'would use every means available to blaock any zone change. He
further stated that the ordinance contained specific requirements that had not
been complied with. Mayor McQuillan stated that he agreed with Mr. Ronken and
said the ordinan''ce requires a majority of the. people in the area to, petition for
a. zone change before any action can be taken. A motion was then made by Alderman
Schroeder that the hearing be closed. Alderman Schwanke seconded the motion and
all voted -in favor thereof. President Bach then declared a short recess.
President Bach called the meeting to order after a 10 minute recess. A
motion was then made by Alderman Schwanke that the zoningchange be allowed and
that the City Attorney be instructed to draft an ordinance making the requested
change of Lot 5, Block 3, Gonderman & Thiel�s Sub -Division to a commercial zone.
Alderman Whiting!' seconded the motion and upon roll call and Alderman Anderson,
Moody and Schroeder voting "no", and Aldermen Schwanke, Tingley, Whiting and
President Bach voting in favor of the motion, President Bach declared the said
motion carried.
Alderman Tingley then introduced the following resolution which was read:
"Be it, resolved that the Common Council of the City of Rochester
Minnesota,_ does hereby request the House of Representatives and
Senate of the Minnesota. State Legislature to give favorable support
'to a -program of State'Aid to the Minnesota Junior Colleges. In
view of the fact that the local school district supporting a Junior
College also provides a. Community College for the.areas `surrounding
the district without outside financial assistance this request is
donsidered_fa.ir and just. In order to move toward the principle of
equitable distribution of the tax burden involved in higher
education''in the State we request that the State Legislature authorize
and appropriate money for this program to accredited public Junior
Colleges.
Be it further resolved tkat the City Clerk be instructed to file
a, copy of this'resolution duly signed and executed with the Chairman
of the House and Senate Education Committees.
A motion was made by Alderman Schroeder, second by Alderman Tingley, that the above
-resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Bach
declared the said resolution duty passed and a.d.opted,
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Alderman Schwanke, chairmen of the Public Grounds Committee, stated. that
the committee had looked into the matter of purchasing the property owned by
Marine Sales & Service at 9 - 2nd Avenue !Southeast and the committee -felt that
they should have the services of a competent appraisor so as to know the value of
the.property. A motion was then made by Alderman Sxhwanke that the Public Grounds
Committee be authorized to obtain an expert appraisal of the property at S - 2nd
Avenue Southeast and report their finding -to the Common Council. Alderman
Schroeder seconded the motion and all voted in favor thereof. _
Alderman Anderson, a member of the Charter Commission, stated that the
Charter Commission was now becoming active and_they.would need some financial
assistance to, take 'odre of stenographic services, supplies, etc. A motion was
made by Alderman Tingley that the amount of $199.00 be -appropriated for use of
the Charter Commission. Alderman Schwanke-seconded the motion and all voted in
favor thereof. _
The following claims -were read and upon motion by Schroeder, second by
l Anderson, the same were_ approved and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and
�directed,.to drata warrants upon the City Treas,nrer and make payments accordingly:
From the General Fund: Foster Electric Co., $17.69; Larry_ Lentz, $25. 50;
Lawlers, $15.00; Singer. Sewing Machine Co., $4o.00; Sherwin-Williams Co., $1 5.6.5;
A._R. McKnight, $112.69; Brinck Solberg,_ $27.11; Tra.utner Sales_ Company, $124.70;
Rochester' Orthop.edic Appliances, Inc., $45.00; Marchant'Ca.lculators, $35.00.; _
Ralph Ellingwood, . $45.00; L. L. Schroeder, _ $34.87; Gerald Cunningham, $2.40; Coop..
Oil -Company, $35.00; Norman L. Johnson, $90.00; Gladys Dan.ford, $105.00;. Tom Moore,
Register of -Deeds, $19.15; Rochester Transfer & Storage, $10.00; Municipal Finance
Officers Assn. $30.00; N. W. Bell Telephohe Co., $71.53; First National Bank, .
$19.00; Whiting Press, Inc., $59.55; Marvin Law Book Co., $35.00; West Publishing
Cc., $37.50; St. Mary's Hospital, $5.00; The Johnson Co., $5.67; Ivan Boyd, $11.20;
Herbert Kropp, $190.19; Herbert Knopp, $39.73; H. A. Rogers, $39.15; Rochester Blue
Printing, $.96; Trautner Sales Co., $132.10; Clerk of Municipal .Court, $9.49;
Schmidt Printing Co., $132.20; Elfreda Reiter, City 61erk, $69,56; Ace Hardware
Co., $14.17; Stoppels Egg, Poultry & Seed, $.72.75; Socony Mobil Oil Co,, $45.45;
Foster Electric Co., $5.50;: Peoples Natural Gas, $30.77; The Kruse Co., $1.65;
Reeve's Drug Store, $9.67; LeRoy Fennum, $10.10; The Kruse Company, $.22; Williams
Printing Co., $49.65.
From the Street & Alley Fund: Ace Hardware Co., $37.91; Doyle Conner Co.,
$51.20; Stor_pels Egg, Poultry Seed Co., $1.00; Graybar Electric Co., $73.90;
(Chicago Great Western Ry., $2.44; Public Works Equipment Co., $90.99; Gene
Phillips, Inc., $10.69; R. C. 'Drips Grocer Co., $12.49; National Bushing & Pa•rts,
$19.00; Socony'Mobil Oil Co., $17.60; Standard Oil Company, $60.00; DeVoe & Ray-
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nolds, $4.24 Hentges G1•ass, company, $,.75; Anderson Radia-tor., $25,.21; The Kruse
Co. , $2.7.4.7 Scharf Auto Supply, $64.24• and: Scotty's Shell Service, $2.65;
From the Fire Protection Fund: - N., W. Bell Telephone Co., $41.30; Ace
Hardware Co., $28.23.; R. A. Meyers Co., $30.80;. The Model Laundry, $7.90; Anderson
Radiator, $2.73;, Carpenter. hif$. Co. $15.69; Northern Ordinance, Inc.,• $5..63;_
S. E. Fire Department Assn.., $5.00;, Peoples Natural. Gas; Co., $71.27; S. M. Supply
Co. ; $$7.80; The: Kruse Company p y $5.71; Scharf. Auto Supply, $1 4. 58; Reeve s. Drug.
Store, $7.50; Pr„uettu, $12. 54; Public Uxility-Fund, $3.00; Scotty's Shell -Service,
$6. 30 and.The Kruse Co., $.18.
from the Sewer Fund:. N. If. Bell Telephone, -$13.13;..Ace Hardware, $3.33;
S. M. Supply, $212.05; foster Electric Co., $17.45;.Woodhouse Bros., $14.
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Supply, $29,90;,'Golden Hill, Machine, $32.25; Peoples Natural Gas, $29.90; The
Kruse Co., $50.Q`0 and Reeves Drug Store, $S.OQ,
From the Park Improvement Fund: Elf red.a Reiter, City Clerk, $15.00;
RaTel Inc., $35.136; Cranston Typewriter Store, $3.00; Louis Canar, $9.00; Builders
Machine Service,f $65. Z6; Alpek Sheet -Metal Works, $17.25; Ace -Hardware, $1.60;
American Society', of Composers, Authors and Publishers, $50.00; Gibbons -Printing.
Co., $27.30; The', Johnson Co., $6.00; ,Minnesota State Board of Health, $3.50;
Na1.tional Sports Publications, $1.00; National Theater Supply, $56.25; -Standard Cill
,Co., $26. 21; Sears Roebuck, $11. 41; Roddis Feed Co. , . $1. ;�5; Pruetts, $1.25; J. I.
.Holcomb Mfg. Co.',, $19.60; Dieter.Paper.& Marine Supply, $73.74;: American -Linen
Supply, $41, 54; Peoples Natural Gas,. $5.03; Northwest Airlines, $35.05; Stewattvil7
Star, $10.,78; St Charles Press, $5.88; KROC Rochester, $30.00; Schmidt Printing
Co., $42.05; Thee, Rochester V9sit,or, $29.00; Daily Republican Eagle, .$18.90; Daily
Republican Eagle, $21.00; Railway Express Agency„ $40.67; The Preston Republican,
$16.90; Mack Publishing Co., $3.78; Daily Peoples Press, $10.09; Lake City
Graphic, $11,76; KWNO Winona, $25.00; Winona Radio Service, $25.00; KI'TNO Winona,
$50.00; KGLO TV Mason City, $62.50; The Kenyon Leader, 3'\\78; Scenic Broadcasting
Co. , $25.00; KAUS Austin, $24.00; National Sports Publication, .$ 65.00; Goodhue
T-rubine, $2.1.0; Dodge County Independent, $2.94; Decorah Newspapers, $13.44;
Chatfield News, $2.94; Spring Valley Tribune, $15.40; Thiem Signs, $14.25; Wabasha
County Herald, $10.09; Walker Hardware, $9.54; Whiting Press, Inc-,- $55. 40;
Williams Printing Co,, $105.00; Republican Herald Publishing Co., $178.92; F. W.
Woolworth Co., $14.01; Peoples Natural Gas, $33.22; N. W. Bell Telephone Co.,
$45. 60; R. C. Drips Grocer Co., $97.05; Marigold Dairies, $41.16; Ernie Nelson
Distributing Co.; $13.20; Old. Dutch Foods, $189.00; 0 & 0 Sporting Goods, $11.52;
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., $84.!0; Pure Ice Co., $27.50; Red Wagon Products, $35.95;
Rochester Bread Co., $9.80; Rochester Dairy Coop., $31.50; Seven Up Bottling Co.,
$192.70; Charles', Trubl, Jr., $16.70; Minnesota State Board of Health, $5.00;
Grodon Tupper, $10.50; Schott Distributing Co., $22.00; The American City-, $4.00;
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Quality Printing., $39.93; City -of -Rochester•, S, & A, $4.00; Trautner Sales Co.,
$9.72; INTAtte Transportation Company, $2.50; Alexander Auto Electric, $6.2-5;
National Bushing- & Parts Company, $,55.54; Olson Equipment Company, 0-93; Rochester
Ready Mix Concrete Company, $,22.50;- Scharf Av.to Supply,. $4.92*; Firestone Stores,
Inc., •$82.23;. Southern Mi-nnesota Supply Company., $14.24; Gopher Welding Supply,
$9.99; General- Trading Co., $48.45; Gus Zieman,' $�-2.5g;- Rochester Sand & Gravel
Co., $.rj. g0 ; Quarve. and Anderson, $I20:40; Bergetedt Paint, $39.06; Roddis Feed -
Co., $10. 20; Bach Music Company,, $23.95; N. W. Bell Telephone, $45.24;' Ace
Hardware, $44.96; Peoples Natural Gas., $9.33; Patterson Ro-ck Products, $6.00;
0 &. 0 Sporting Goods; . $6.00; Struve Paint Shop, $32.21; LeRoy Hennum, $9.00 and
Rochester Plumbing & Heating Co.; $4.65...
From -the- Parking Meter Fund: Elf reda Reiter, City Clerk,' $1,,02; S. M.
Supply Co., $3.45; Postier & Eggers, $1.50; Rochester Visitor, $100'00; Magee Hale
Park-0-Meter. Co., $197. 59; Firestone Stores, $1.00; The Kruse Company, $10.66 and
Williams Printing Co., $10.50i,
From the F. E. Williams Estate Fund: Pru.etts, $69.40; Fullerton Lumber
Co., $12.25; Mengedoth She -et, -Metal Works, $99.62.
From the Police Protection Fund: N. -W. -Bell-Telephone Co., $9.50;
Whiting Press, Inc., $4.29; Elfreda Reiter, City Clerk, $42.99;. Ace Hardware Co.,
$�.95; Reeve's Drug Store, . $3. 73; Carl J. Briese, $40. 75; Joe L. McDermott,- $25:00;
LeRoy Hennum, $6.15; Scotty's Shell Service, $105.92; Business Service; Inc.,$2.00;
H. 14. Fitzpatrick, $71'.25; James J. Macken; Jr:, $5.00; The Gopher Shooters -Supply,
$36.16; Maurice Holliday, $75.00; Frequency Standards, $175.00; Richard B.
Ellingson M.D., $172.50 and Postier & Egger.ss, $10.22.
Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Moody, the meeting was adjourned.
Cit- Clerk
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