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Minutes f a regular
o e meetingo f th Common Council of the . City of
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Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in
said City, on November 7,1921, at 2 b' elo ck, P.M.
Meeting called to order by President Meeks.
Roll Call. -,Present: Weeks, Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzke.
Absent: Case:
Motion by Erickson second by Wittke carried that the minutes of
the meetings held on October 3, 1921, October 10, 1921, and October 19, 1921
be each approvedi
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President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed
for a hearing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commencing
at a point in thecenter of Twelfth Street Northwest 30 feet west of the
center line of Zrnhdway Street North and running north 450 feet, thence '
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north 144 derees 4 minutes East 308 feet to the left bank of the Zujlbro
River, a commencing at a point in ,the center .'of Twelfth Street North-
west 30`feet westof the center line of Broadway Street North and ending at !
a point�20 feetnorth of the north line of Blocks,Six and Eleven in Elliottb
Re -Subdivision Ili Cummings' Addition, and asked if there was any one pres-
ent who'. wished. to. be. heard#
. There was no one present who wished, to be heard in .regard to the
construction of the above described sanitary sewer.
President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed
.I I for a hearing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commencing .
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at a point in Sixth Avenue Northwest where the center line of Sixth Street
Northwest would intersect, if extended west, and ending at the center of
the intersection of Second Avenue Northwestand Third Street Northwest, and
asked if there was any one present who wished to be heardi
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the
construction of the above described sanitary sewer.
President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed
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for a hearing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commenc-
ing on the center line of Sixth Avenue Northwest 20 feet north of the
north line of Blocks Six and Eleven in Elliott's Re -Subdivision of Blocks
Six and Eleven in Cummings' Addition and ending at the center of the
intersection of Twelfth Avenue Northwest and First Street Northwest, and
asked if there was any one present who wished to be heard.
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to
the construction of the above described sanitary sewer&
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President Weeks announced that this was the timeC and place fixed
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for a hearing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commencing at a point
An the center of Second Avenue Northwest six feet north -of the center of Third Street
Northwest &nd endingat a point 25 feet east and 25 feet south of the east line of
Fourth Avenue Southwest and south line of Seventh Street Southwest, and asked if
there was any one present who wished to be heard.
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the above
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described sanitary sewer:
President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed for a hear-
ing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commencing at a point 25 feet
east and 25 feetesouth of the east line of rourth Avenue Southwest and south line of
Seventh Street Southwest. and ending at a point in the center of the intersection of
Seventh Avenue Southwest and.Tenth Street Southwest, and asked if there was any one
present who wished to be heard.
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the construct-
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ion of,the,above described sanitary sewer.
President Weeks announced that this was the time, and place fixed for a hear-
ing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer 'commencing in the center of Ninth
Street Southwest and Sixth, Avenue Southwest and running north along the center line of
Sixth Avenue Southwest to a point 100 feet south of the south line of Seventh Street
Southwest, and asked if there was any one present who wished to be heard.
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the construct-
ion of the above described sanitary sewer4 ,
President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed for a hear-'
ing on.the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer commencing at the center of
Ninth Street Southwest and Seventh Avenue Southwest and running north along the center-
line of Seventh Avenue Southwest to a point 100 feet south of the south line of Seventh
Street Southwest, and asked if there was any one present who wished to be heard.
There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the construct-
ion of the above described sanitary sewer:
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids for the con-
struction of the above sanitary sewers, the following bids were opened and read:
Sanitary Sewer commencing at Twelfth Street Northwesty
which to eliminate a lengthy description will here -
a t 18e known as Project No. 1.
MANKATO CONSTRUCTION CO.: 24" vitrified pipe sewer, $3e28 per foot; 20"
vitrified pipe sewer, $2.50 per foot; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $2.60 per foot; 6" on
18" Y connections, $2.00 each; 6" on 24" Y connections, $4.00 each; Manholes, $78.00
each; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per yard, bitulithic pavement,
to be replaced, $5000 per yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $$5.00
per yard, extra concrete in place, $2500 per cubic yard
Notation made on bid to the effect if awarded contract for all sections will
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discount this bid 4%.
HXIMEN & CO•:. 24" vitrified pipe sewer, $$4.00 per foot; 20"
vitrified pipe sewer, ON40 per foot; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $3.00 per
foot; 6" on 18" Y connections, U.00 each; 6" on 24" Y connections, $].00
each; 17 Manholes a total of $127500t Loose rock excavation, $5400 per cu.
yd.; sand rock excavation, $7.00 per cu. yd.; solid rock excavation, $ 7 * 00
per cu. yd.; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $7i50 per square
yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, 07ZO per square yard; creosoted
wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $7i50; brick pavement, to be replac-
ed, '$7.50 per square yard; extra concrete, in place,,$25.00 per cubic yard.
PAINE AND GiTILLEPALD: 24" vitrified pipe sewer, 0.50 per foot;
20" vitrified pipe sewer, $3.00 per foot; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $$2.85
per foot; 6" on 18" Y connections, $4600 each; 6" on 24" Y connections,
$`7.00 each; Manholes, $ 70.00 each; Loose rock excavation, $4.00 per out yd;
sand rock excavation, $6.00 per cu, yd.; solid rock excavation, $8.00 per
cu. yd.
Nbtation on this bid to the effect that this bid is to be con-
sidered only as a complete bid for all sections. Would not accept one or
any section without all of them.
Wm. C. Fraser: 254" vitrified pipe sewer, $$3.75 per foot; 20"
vitrified pipe sewer, $$3.00 per foot.; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $$3.00 per
foot; 6" on 18" Y connections, $3.50'each; 6" on 24" Y connections, $$5.00
each; Manholes, $60.00 each; loose rock excavation, $$4.00 per cubic yard;
sand rock excavation, $$5.00 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $$9.00
per cubic yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $5000 per square yard;
creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard;
concrete pavement, to be replaced, $3.00 per square yard; .extra concrete,
in place, $$30.00 per cubic yard.
WLLLIAM pA TFOiRTH; 24" vitrified pipe sewer, $4.00 per foot.; 20"
vitrified pipe sewer, $3.50 per foot; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, 03.50 per
foot; 6" on 18 Y connections, $$3.50 each; 6" on 24" Y connections,y6.50
each; Manholes, $$800-00 each; Loose rock excavation, $4.00 per cubic yard;
sand rock excavation, $5 00 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $$8.00
per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $$5.00 per
square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $6000 per squdre yard.
Sanitary sewer commencing at a point in Sixth Avenue
Northwest, where the center of Sixth Street North-
west would intersect, if extended west, which to
eliminate a lengthy description will hereafter bq also
known as Project No. 2
MANKATO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: 15" vXtrified pipe sewer, 4'$2.58
per foot; 6" on 15" Y connections, Olii75 each; Manholes, 070.00 each;
Loose rock excavation, $1.85 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $4.50
per cubic and • asphaltic c concrete , replaced, per
yard; P pavement to be re laced �5.00
square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard,
creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, 05.00 per square yard,
extra concrete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yard. i
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Pollowed by a natation to the effect that if awarded contracts k
for all sections, they will discount this bid 4%.
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HAMMEN "& COIdPANY: 15" vitrified pipe sewer,` $$2.85 per foot;
6"
on 15" Y connections, $3.00 each; Manholes, $$100 00 each; Loose rock ex-
cavation $4.00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $6.00 per cubic yard
solid. .rock excavation
$6.00 per cubic yard; extra concrete
', in' place,
025.00 per cubic yard.
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PAINE AND GJELLEFALD: 15" vitrified. pipe.sewer,.$2.65 per foot;.6" on 15"
Y connections, $3 25,each; Manholes, $70:00 each; Loose rock excaavt�tlon, $4i00 per
cubic .yard; solid rock excavation, $800 per cubic yards
HINER AND bnRSBERG: 15" vitrified pipe sewer, ON40 per foot; 6" on 15"
Y eonnections, $3.4 0 each; Manholes, $100600 each; loose rock excavation, $3.00 per
cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $10.00 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation,
$10.00 per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, tobe replaced, $10.00 per square
yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $$10.00 per square yard.
WM. (4 FRAHFtR: 15" vitrified pipe sewer, $2.50 per foot; 6" on 15" Y
connections, $$3.00 each; Manholes,. $75.00 each; loose rock excavation, $$3,50 per
cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $$5000 per -cubic yard; ,solid rock -excavation,, $8.00
per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete,!pavement, to be replaced, $$5.00 per square yard;
bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $$5.00 per square yard, creosoted wooden block
pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; concrete pavement, to be replaced,
$3.00 per square yard; extra concrete, in place, $$3040 per cubic yardii
Sanitary Sewer commencing at a point on the
center line of Sixth Avenue Northwest 20 feet
north of the north line of Blocks 6 and 11 in
Elliott"s Re -subdivision, which to eliminate
a lengthy description will hereafter be known
also as Project No,. N
MANKATO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY; 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $248 ,per foot;
6" on 18" Y connections, $2000 each; Manholes, $7 0.00 each; special manholes, $$100:00
each; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5,0-00 per square yard; bitulithic
pavement, to be replaced, $5400 per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to
be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; extra concrete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yard.
52 foot double line inverted siphon, $1000400 each; 102 ft. double line inverted
siphon, $150000 each.
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Followed by a notation to the effect that if awarded contract for all
sections, they would discount this'bid 4%.
HAMMEN & COMPANY: 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $3.15 per foot, 6" on 18" Y
connections, $$4.no each; Manholes, $75.00 each; Special manholes, $125.00 each; as-
phaltic concrete pavement,rto be replaced, $7.50 per square yard; bitulithic pavement,
to be replaced, $7.90 per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be re-
placed, $7.i50 per square yard; brick pavement, to be replaced, $7.50 per square yard,
extra concrete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yard. 52 ft: double line inverted siphon,;
$692.00 each; 102 fti,double line inverted siphon, $1200 00 each:
PAINE AND WE[�LEFALD : 18" vitrified pipe sewer, $2.85 per foot; 6" on 18"
Y connections, $4.00,each; Manholes, $70000 each; special manholes, $10000 each;
50 fte double line inverted siphon, $600100 each; 100 ft* double line inverted siphon;
$1100.00 each..
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VPILLIAM __DANFORTH: 18" vitrified pipe sewer, 83.00 per foot; 6" on 18" Y
connections, $3.50 each; Manholes, $80000 each; special manholes, $$100.p0 each; loose
rock excavation, $4.00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic yard;
solid rock excavation,.$8.00 per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be re-
placed, $5.00 per square. yard; bitulithic pavement,, to be replaced, $6.00 per square?
yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to he replaced, $5.00 per square yard; extra
concrete, in place, $20*00 o;per cubic yard. Upper double .line inverted siphon, ;
$2000,00; lower double line inverted siphon, $1200@00.
WM. C. FRASFiR: le." vitrified .pipe sewer, $3a25 per foot; 6" on 18" Y
connections, $3.50 each; Manholes, $65.00 each; special manholes, $75.00 each; loose.
rock excavation, $4.00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic yard;
solid rock excavation, $800 per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be re-
placed, $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square
yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; extra
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concrete, in place, 030.00 per cubic yard; 521 double line inverted siphon
-01000.00 each; 1021 double line inverted siphon, $1800000•each.
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Sanitary sewer commencing at a point
in the center of Second Avenue North-
west six feetNorth of the center of
Third Street Northwest, .which to
eliminate a lengthy description will also
hereafter •be known as Pr.a ject Noi 41
WM. Ci FRASER:,12" vitrified pipe sewer, $1.75 per foot; Man --
holes, $65.00 each; Loose rock excavation, $4.00 per cubic yard; sand
rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic yard;isolid rock excavation, $8.00 per
cubic yard;.6" cast iron pump line, 01960 per foot; asphaltic concrete
pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic pavement, to
be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be
replaced, $5.00 per square yard; concrete pavement, to be replaced, $3.00
per square yard, extra concrete, in place, $3000 per cubic yard; Pump
house and equipment which shall include sewage lift and over -flow line,
$9500iOO*
DE GRAFF WOL FF: 12" vitrified pipe sewer, $3.00 per foot; 6" on
12" Y connections, M 50 each; Manholes, $75.00 each; Loose rock excava-
tion, $6.00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $3.00 per cubic yard;
solid rock excavation, $12.00 per cubic yard; 6".cast iron pump line,
$2.00 ,per foot; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per
square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaces, $5..00 per square yard;
creosoted wooden block, to be replaced, $5.00 per square.yard; extra con-
crete, in place, $80,00 per cubic yard; Pump house and equipment which
shall include sewage lift and,overflow line, $12,000000.
PAINE AND GJELLEFAZD: 12" vitrified pipe sewer, $2845 per foot;
10" overflow line, $1 50 per foot; Manholes, $70600 each; sold .rock
excavation, $8.00 per cubic yard; 6" cast iron pump line, $2.00 per -foot;
asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $3.50. per square yard; pump
house anld equipment which shall include sewage lift and overflow line,
$9,000*00. ,
IIOTE: The above bid on pump house, etcii should total 09675.00
(instead of $9,000.00 as the above bid. of $l 50 pet foot on 10" over -flow
line should have been included in the pump house total.' `
r HAMMEN & COMPANY:' 12"'vitrified pipe sewer, $2045 per foot;
6" cast iron pump line, $2 00 per foot; Manholes, $75 00 each; Loose rock
excavation, 97*00 p,:r cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $] OO.per cubic
yard; solid rock excavation, $9 00 per cubic yard; ° asphaltic concrete pave-
ment, to -be replaced, $7#50 per square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be
replaced, $7i50 per" square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be
replaced, $7.50 per square yard; brick pavement, to be replaced, $7.00
per square yard; extra concrete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yar. dy pump
house and equipment which shall include sewage lift -and overflow line,
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MANKATO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: 12" vitrified pipe sewer, 22./8
.per foot: Manholes, $7 0R00 each; solid rock excavation, 04.50 per cubic
yard; 6" cast iron pump line, $1e55 per foot; asphaltic concrete pavement,
to be replaced., $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced
$5.00 per square yard;, creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced,
S5.OQ per square yard; brick pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square
yard; extra concrete; in place, $25.00 per cubic yard.
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Followed by a notation to the effect that if awarded contracts
- for all sections; they would discount'this bid 4�e
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Sanitary sewer commencing at a point 25
feet east and 25 f6et rSouth of the east
line of Fourth Avenue Southwest and south
line of Seventh Street Southwest, which
to eliminate a lengthy description will also
hereafter be known as Project No: 5:
WM• C. FRASER: 12"vitrified pipe sewer, 01.50 per foot; 8" vitrified pipe
sewer $$1.10 per foot; 6" on Ga Y connections, $$10
00 each;` 6" on 12" Y connections,
$$2.00 each; Manholes, $$60.00 each; loose rock excavation, $$4.00 per cubic yard; sand
rock excavation, $$5.00 `per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, 08.00 per cubic yard;
asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic pave-
ment, to be replaced, $$5.00 `per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement,_ to be
replaced, f5.00 per square yard;' concrete pavements, to be replaced, $$3.00 per square
yard; extra concrete, in place, 030.00 per cubic yard.
MANKATO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: `12" vItrified pipe sewer, $li54 per foot;
6" on 12" Y connections, $$le25 paph; Manholes, WOO each; extra concrete, in place,
$$25.00 per cubic yard.
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Followed by a notation to the effect that if awarded contracts for all sec- "
tions, they would discount this bid 4%.
HP1uIlUIEN & 6614PANY: 12" vitrified pipe sewer, $l195 per foot; 8" vitrified
pipe sewer, $1:00 per foal;,; 6" on 8" Y connections, $$1.25 each; 6" on 12" Y conn-
ections, $$2.25 each; Manholes, $6540 each; loose rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic
yard; sand rock excavation, $&00 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $7.00 per
cubic yard; asphaltic concrete' pavement, to be replaced, $7.50 per square yard;
bitulithic pavement,, t0 be replaced, $7 50 per square yard; creosoted wooden block,
pavement, to be replaced, $$7.50 per square yard; brick pavement, to be replaced.,
$$7.50 per square yard; extra concrete, in place, $$25000 per cubic yard
PATN_E AkD GJELLEFAld : 12" vitrified pipe sewer, $$1 15 per foot;' 6" on 12"
Y connections, 'y$2.25 each; Manholes, $$7000 'ea,chp
HTNER `AND FORSBERG: 10 vitrified pipe sewer, $$3:21 per foot; 8" vitrified i
pine sewer, $$2.91 per foot; 6" on 8" Y connections, $$150 each; 6" on 12" Y connect-
ions, $$2.20 each; Manholes, $$85.00 each; loose rock `excavation, $$3.00 per cubic yard;
sand rock excavation, $$10000 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $$10:00 per cubic
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DE GRAFT WOLFF: 8" vitrified pipe sewer., $1 75 per foot; 12" vitrified
pipe sewer, $$2.00 per foot; 6" on 8" Y connections, $$2.00 each; 6" on 12" Y conn-
ections, $$2.50 each; Manjiol,es, $75.00 each; loose rock excavation, $2.00 per cubic
yard; sand rock excavation, $2.00 per cubic yard; solid rook excavation, $$8.00 per
cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard;
bitulithic pavement., to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; -creosoted wooden block
pavement, to be replaced, . $5r00 per square yard.
Sanitary sewer commencing in the center, of
Ninth Street Southwest and Sixth Avenue S.We
and running noxth along the center line of
Sixth . Avenue Southwest to a point 100 feet S.
of the South line of Seventh Street Southwests
which vT* 11 hereafter be also described. as Pro-
.iect No. 66
Wm. C. 'FRASER: 8" vitrified Pipe sewer, $lilO per foot;. 6" o i 8" Y connect-,
ions, $$1.00 each; Manholes, $60 00 each; loose rock excavation, $$4.00 per .cubic yard;
sand rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic yard; solid rock excavation, $8.00 per cubic
yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic
pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to
be replaced, $$5.00 per square yard; concrete pavement, to be replaced, $$3.00 per
square yard; extra concrete, in place, $ eOO per cubic ysrdi
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MANKATO CONSTRUCTION C014PANY: 8" vItri.fied pipe sewer, $1.19
per foot; 6" on 8" Y connections, $.75 each; Manholes, $68:00 each; extra
concrete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yard
Ibllowed by a notation to the effect that if awarded contracts for
all sections, they would discount this bid 4014.
PAINE AND GJELLEFALD: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $.90 per foot; 6"
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on 8" Y connections, $f&25 'each; Manholes, $7000 each.
HINER'AND FORSBERG: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $2.91 per foot; 6"'
on 8" Y conriectfons, $1.50 each; Ma ixoles, $9000 esch; loose rock excava-
tion, $3.00 per cubic yard; sand 'rock excavation,' $1000 per cubic yard;
solid rock excavation, $1000 per cubic yard@
DE GRAFF WOLVF: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $1@75 per foot; 6" on 8".
Y connections, $2.00 each; Manholes, $75.00 each; loose rock excavation,
02.00 pier cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $2.00 per cubic yard; solid rock
excavation, $8.00 per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be re-
placed, $5.00 per square yard; bitulithic pavement, to'be replaced, $5.00
per square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per
square yard.
Sanitary sewer commencing at the center of Ninth
Street Southwest and Seventh Avenue Southwest and
running north along the center of Seventh Avenue
Southwest to a point 100 feet south of the south -
line of Seventh Street Southwest•, which will also
be hereafter described 'as Project Number Seven.
WM. C. FRASER: 8" vitrified Pipe sewer $1:10 per foot; 6" on 8"
Y connections, v$liOO eac]i; Manholes, $60i00 each; loose rock excavation,
$4.00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $5.00 per cubic yard; solid rock
excavation, $8.00 per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replac-
ed, $5.00 per square yard; tiitulithi•e pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per
square yard; creosoted wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per
square yard; concrete pavement, to be replaced, $3.00 per square yard;
extra concrete, in place, $3000 per cubic yards ;
!AA-NKATO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: 8" vitriffed piipe sewer $p1.19 per
foot; 6" on 8" Y connections, $.75 each; Manholes, $$68:00 each; extra c(Yn-
erete, in place, $25.00 per cubic yard.
Followed by a notation to the effect that -if awarded contracts
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for. )ll- sections, th(.y would discount this, bid 4%:
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PAZNR AND GJELLEFALD: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $.90 per foot;
6" on 8" Y connections, $1i25 each; Manholes, $'7000 each..
HINER XTD FORSBERO: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $2909 per foot; 6"
on 8" Y connections, $$150 each; Manholes, $90rr00 each; loose rock excava-
tions, $3e00 per cubic yard; sand rock excavation, $10.00 per cubic yard;
solid rock excavation, $1000 per cubic yard.
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DEt GRAFF WOLFF: 8" vitrified pipe sewer, $1675 per foot; 6" on
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8" Y connections, $2400 each; loose rock excavation, $2.00 per cubic yard;
sand rock excavation, $2.00 per cubic. yard; solid rock excavation, $$8.00
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per cubic yard; asphaltic concrete pavement, to be replaced, $5600 per
square yard; bitulithic pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per 'squ'are yard;
creosoted 'wooden block pavement, to be replaced, $5.00 per square yard.
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No consideration was taken of the bid of C. L. Hansen, as he did
not - specify which one of the projects he was bidding upon,but• in the one
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proposal made, o ffered prices on items from Projects Nos: 1, 2 and 3i
For the purpose of a more public record of estimates made by the City
Engineer on the cost of the constructioh of the above described sanitary sewers;
said estimates raving, been considered, accepted and adopted by the Common Council at
a meeting thereof held on October 19, 1921, .the' following are quoted and made a part
of the minutes of this meeting:
"October 19, 1921. !
To the Honorable Mayor and
Common CoUncila
Gentlemen: -
�I herewith file plans, profiles and specifications together with
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estimate of cost' for the construction of sanitary sewers within the City of Rochester,!
Minne'sot a:
NORTHWEST DISTRICT TRUNK LINE SEWER.
SECTION 1. Zumbro River to 20 feet N. of N. Line
of Block 6 and 11,
Elliott's Resubdivision. ;
4392 ft:
24" Pipe sewer @ $3.05 per foot,
$13,395.60
383 ft.
20" "` @ 2.65 " t
1, o74.95
4 92 ft .
18" "` " 20,40 " "
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17 11.1-1.
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@ 160.OD each r
19020.00
10 pieces
2 fta 5" on 18" Y's @ $3.40
34.00
128 "
2 ft. 6" on 24" Y's @ 6.00
768.00
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$17,473.83
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SECTION 2: From Sixth Avenue. Northwest to Third
Street Northwest.
2480 ft,,
of 15" Pipe Sewer @ $1:80
�$4,464.00
7 M-11. ; $7000 each
490.00
66 pieces
6" on 15" Y's @ $2.60 each
171:60
600 c?i.
yds.. Loose Rock @ $2.50
1.0500600
300 c .
yds. Solid Rock @ 7.00
2,100.00
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$8,725.60
SECTION N From SI`xth Avenue 'Northwest to intersection
of First Street and Twelfth Avenue Northwest@
3900 ft; of 18" Pipe Sewer @ $2:35 per foot, $$9,165.0o
11 Reg. Manholes @ $$5000 .each 550000
2 Double line inverted siphons and
4 special manholes, t 21900000
138 pieces 6" on 18" Y's @ $340 469.20
122184020
Section No. 1 $17,473e83
2 89725.60
a " 3 122184e20
$$381283.63
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Armstrong,
City Engineer."
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"October 19, 1921.
To the Honorable Mayor and
Common Council.
j Gentlemen: -
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I herewith file plo;ss, profiles and specifications together
with estimate of cost of construction of sanitary sewer system within the
City of Rochester, Minnesota:
SOUTHWEST DISTRICT TRUNK LINE SEWER.
SECTION No. 4. From Third Street Northwest to sewerage
left at Fburth Avenue and Seventh Street
Southwest@
2932 ft. of 12" PiPe Sewer @ $2.00 per foot, $51,864000
1372 ft. of 6" Cast Iron Pump Line $2.00 per ft. 2,744:00
300 cu. yds. Rock @ $3.00 900`00
8 Manholes @ $50.00 each 40000
9 Paved intersections replaced @0100.00 each 9006100
Pump house and equipment 8.0000000
Over Flow line 450.00
$19,258.00
SECTION 5. From Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street Southwest.
2345 ft. 12"
Pipe Sewer @ $1:40 per foot, .14,9283.00
7 Manholes no
$60@00 each,
42000
2940 ft. of 8`"' Pipe Sewer @ $1:00 per
foot,
2,940ii 00
9 Manholes @
$60.00 each,
36000
70. pieces 6"
on 12" Yts @ $1,080 each
126 00
84, " 6"
on 18" Y's @ 100 each
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64.00
$
,
8,21300
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Section 4
$190258.00
Section 5
89213400
Southwest District,
$27,471600
Northwest District
.8.28�,63
$65,754a63
No profit computed for
Contractor.
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.
Respectfully
submitted,
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C. H. Armstrong,
City Engineer:"
Motion by Olson second by Erickson. -carried that each of the above
mentioned proposals for the construction of sanitary `sewers be referred to
the City Engineer for the purpose of tabulation.
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This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids for
the construction of a Comfort Station, the following bids were opened and
read: ,
HEFFRON AND FTT2�GER&D: $3650.00 including plumbing and heating
with $50aOO to be added in. the event a bond covering the contract is re-
quired6
BASSETT AliD HANSO;a $3866.00, complete as per specifications with
$60.00 added if marble closet stalls are installed in place of wood.
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_y.. WALDE:
$4027.00 complete with 1190.00 added .if,toj.let partitions
are to be of marble&
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For the purpose of more public record .of the estimate of Harold H.
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Cr4wford,
Architect, ,on the cast of construction of the above mentioned Comfort
Station,
the following
estimate is quoted and made a part of the minutes of this
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meeting,
said estimate.having
been considered, accepted and adopted by the Common
Council at the meeting,thereof
held on October 19, 1921:
"Rochester,
Minnesota
"► October 19th,
:i 1 9 .2 1.
To the Members of the City Councils
Rochester, Minnesota.
r Gent l emend
t Attached herewith are eight (8) sets of Plans and Specifications for
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the ProPosed Public Comfort Station for Rochester, Minnesota.
An estimate of the cost complete is 031,500.00.
1 Yours very truly,
:iH C k
I Harold H. Crawfordp"
President Weeks stated that the Common .Council would consider verbal auction
bids for the purchase of the Twenty-five Thousand Dollar Sewer Bonds of said City,
which are proposed to be issued, and said that the'bids should be based( on a 6%
Interest rate with the intention that the interest rate on the bonds shall be amended
t o such a rate as the premium t o be y p paid b the successful bidder will warrant.
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The sealed bid of the Hanchett Bond Company offering a premium of $2700
for 6% bonds was read.
A representative of Gates, White & Company of Saint Paul, Minnesota, bid a
premium of 03000 on 6% bonds.
9 representative of Wells -Dickey. Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, bid a
premium of 050:00 on 6% bonds.
A representative of the Minnesota Loan and Trust ' Company of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, bid a premium of $55.00 on 6% bonds.
A representative of the Lincoln Trust Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
bid a' premium of $308-40 on 6% bonds.
These were followed in succession by oral bids as follows:
GATES, WHITE & COMPANY: THe following premiums on 6% bonds: $60.00,
$105.009 $180.009 $185.00, 02000--00, $210i00, $230.00, $236-do, $238*00, $250s00,
$265.00, $275400, $285.009 $295.00.
WELLS -DICKEY COMPANY: The following premiums on 6% bonds: $75.00, $150.002
$175.i00, $190*-009 0205.00, f225.009 $23500, $237ie00, ¢$240000, $260.00, $270a,00,'
428000, $290ii00.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY: The following premiums on 61
bonds: $80&00, $110600, 4160.004•
LINCOLN TRUST =APANY: $65.00, $100.009 $125000, $155400'; $165.0
4181.00.
The premiums offered,having reached a figure which would allow
of making the interest rate 5_4R% on these bonds, President Weeks then asked
for oral auction bids on 5 bonds:
GATES, WHITE & IpMMY. bid par and a premium of 04.00 on 54
bonds which was followed by the offer of Wells -Dickey Compa* to pay par
and a premium 045.00 on 543% bonds, Gates,' White & Company then bidding
par and a premium of $6.00 on 5431% bonds, and as none of the representatives
present wished to raise this bid, the representative of Gates, White & Co.
was instructed to submit a written proposal accordingly:
Mrs. A. D. Twiss, and others from the locality, asked the -Com-
mon Council to use'means to abate the nuisance of L. A. Zimmerman, the
neighbor . o f Mrs. Twiss, keeping chi ckehs and their consequent stench in
his back yard which abuts the residence of JIrs. Twiss.
Aldermen Witzke and Frank confirmed the statements of the per-
sons who opposed these conditions, and motion by Olson second by Erickson
carried" that the matter be referred to the Board of Health for investiga-
tionI
. R. L. Tollefson of Tollefson and Vine, objected to the assess-
ment made against their property for the sprinkling of Broadway Street
South during the year 1921, on the grounds that they should be credited
.for the full amount of an assessment against the Central Fire Station for
such frontage as it has in front of their property:
Motion by Olson second by Erickson carried that the matter be
referred to the Sprinkling Committee for investigation and report@
George W. Maske asked for permission to lay a water main in the
boulevard along Fifth Street Southwest between} Eighth Avenue Southwest,.
and Ninth Avenue Southwest in order to secure water service for his pro-
perty there, and motion by Olson second by Frank carried that the matter
be referred to the Water Committees
August Blazing, Treasurer of the Rochester Fire Department Re-
lief Association, asked the Common Council for their approval of a loan
of One Thousand Dollars from their funds to Fritsch and Kennedy, who
offered to pay an interest rate of 7% per annum on the loan, and explained
that this would be a continuation of an Ernest H. Reiter bond which be-
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came due on September 1, 1921, on the
Motion by Witzke second by
property
Erickson
known as the
carried that
Security Hotele
the matter be referred to
th.E: Finance Committee and the City Attorney for investigation and report.
- The following form of agreement, duly executed on the part of the Academy
/ of Our Lady .of Lourdes, was read:
THIS AGREEMENT MADE This day of November, A. D. 19219 by and
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between the Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes, a corporation of Olmsted County, Minnes-
ota, party of the first part, and the City of Rochester, a municipal corporation of
Olmsted County, Minnesota. party of the second part, WITNESSETH;
That the party of the first part does hereby agree to pay to the party of
the second part, on or before August, 19 1922, the sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars
($15,00000), and in consideration of the payment of said money by the party of the
first part to the .party of the second party it hereby agrees to permit First party
to connect its new addition to -Ste Marys Hospital with the present sewer on the
property of said first party in said city and use forever said sewer running down on
Twelfth Avenue Southwest and Northwest in said city, provided that that section of
the proposed enlarged sewers system of said city be ' built and completed by said city
so as to allow said connection, and said connection shUl not be made with said
sewer on the ground of first party until that section of said enlarged system is
completed and ready for use, provided, however, that first party may make said con-
nections with the new addition to St. Marys Hospital and said present sewer on its
ground provided that it receives permission and authority from the State Board of
Health to run an extension pipe from,`d the sewer at the corner of First Street and
Twelfth Avenue Northwest so that said extension pipe shall run into Cascade Creek,
and if it receives such permission from the State Board of Health to empty its
sewage into said Cascade 'Creek through said extension pipe it may then connect its
new addition to its present sewer pipe on its property, but if it receives such
permission from said State Board of Health it must make connections for said ex-
tension at First Street and Twelfth Avenue Northwest, and build and run said pipe
into Cascade Creek at its own cost and expense and without any cost, expense or
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charge to party of the second part, but until said section of said enlarged system
of sewerage is built, completed and ready for use by said City, or until said party
of the first part receives 'permission from the State Board of Health to empty sewage
into Cascade Creek from a connectionc:*i1th the City sewerage system at First Street
and Twelfth Avenue Northwest in said City, party of the first part shall not connect
its new addition with the present sewer system of said City:
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Both parties have hereunto set their hands and seals
the day and year first above written.
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Attest:
Its City Clerk.
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(Seal of Convent of Sisters
Order of St. Francis)"
ACADEMY OF OUR, LADY OF LOURDES
"By Mother M. L'eo Tracy,
Its President.,
and Sister M. Anastasia Ryan
Its Secretary..
CITY OF RO CHESTER
By
Its Mayor
Alderman Olson introduced tie following resolution which was
read:
WHEREAS, the Academy of Our Lady .of Lourdes, a Corporation
of Olmsted County; Minnesota, desires to connect their new addition
t o Saint Mary' s Hospital with the sewer system of the City of
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j Rochester, and are willing to pay for said privilege and connection
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the sum of Fifteen Thousand (153,000) Dollars, on or before August,
is 1922; I
THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochest er;
That the Mayor and City ,Clerk of said City be and they hereby
are authorized and directed to execute on behalf of said City
contracts with the said Academy of Our Lady _ of Lourdes for the
said privilege and connection in accordance heremith.
Motion by Witzke second by Erickson that said resolution be
adopted as read: Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson,
Witzkei Nays: Noneo President Weeks declared said resolution passed
and adopted.
Thereport of the City Engineer for the month of October,
/ 19219 was read, and motion by Witzke second by Erickson carried that
the same be referred tokthe Street and Alley Committee.
The report of the Health Officer on financial transactions
of the City Farm for the month of October, 1921, showing receipts
..during that period in the amount of $2,130035 and disbursements dur-
ing that period in the amount of 01,245 81, leaving a balance of cash
on hand in the amount of $1,865:29, was read, and motion by Miner
second by Frank carried that the said report be placed on files
The report of.the City Justice for the month of October, 1921�
showing fines collected in the amount of $315@00, and fees due him in
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the amount of $117l5, was read, and motion by Miner second .by Olson carried that
the same be referred to the City Attorney.
The report of the City Treasurer for the month of September, 1921, show-
ing the sum of $283,43558 as being on hand, was read, and motion by Erickson second
by Frank carried that the same be placed on file.
The reports of the Milk Inspector for the weeks ending October 22, 1921,
and October 29, 1921, were each separately read, and motion by Frank second by Erick-
son carried that each of the said reports be placed on file.
The following' report wars read, 'and motion by Olson second by Frank carried
that the same be referred to the City Attorney:
"Rochester, Minni < <
To the Common Council
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Report of Rochester Fire Dept 'Relief Ass ---
Reiter Bond No. 46, for $50000'`dated Nov 19, 1915 due Sept 1, 1925, Interest at 6%
Reiter Bond No 45 for 0500.00 dated Nov 19'� 1915, due Sept 1, 1925, Interest 6%
Reiter Bond No 44 for .;,560.00 dated Nov 19, 1915 'due' Sdpt 1, 1925 Interest 6%
Reiter Bond`No 43, for'$500.00 dated Nov 19, 1915 due Sept 1, 1925, Int 6%
Reiter Bend No 17 for $$500iOO dated Dee 11, 1915 due Sept 1, 1923 Int 6%
Reiter Bond No 16, for $$50000 dated Dee 11, 1915 due Sept 1, 1923 Int 6%
Reiter Bond No. 19, for $500iOO dated Mar Y, 1916 due Sept 1, 1923, Int: 6%
Reiter Bond No 20 for $500 Q0 dated March 1, 1916 due Sept 1; 1923;' Int 6%
Reiter Bond No. 5 for $5000-00 dated Mar ] , 1916 due Sept 1, 1921 Interest 6%
Reiter Bond No 6 dated March 1, 1916'due Sept 1, 1921 Interest 6%'
Rochester Loan & Trust Coi Bond No 9 dated Sept 13, 1920 due Sept 1,' 1923 for $3500.00
Interest 62w
City of Rochester Bond No 542 for. $1000.00 dated Nov 10, 1916 due July 1, 1926
Interest 511A
City of Rochester Bond No 532, for $50000 dated Oct 10, 1916'due July 1, 1926 Int 5%
City of Rochester Bond No 24 dated Nov 14, 1916 due July 1, 1926 Int 5% '.
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United States Second Liberty Loan for $$1000:00 dated May 9, 1918 due Nov 15, 1942,
Int 4 A$
United States Second Liberty Loan No 23274, for $50000 dated May 9, 1918 due Sept
259 1928, Int 44 `
SAVING ACCOUNT
Sept 5, 1918 Deposit $1000.00
June 2, 1920 " 1000.00
Jan 11, 1919 Interest $$13.35
July''1, 1919 " 20.26 Interest 4%
Jan 1, 1920 " 20.00
July 1.1920 " 40.00
Jan 1,1921 " 40400
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Oct 27, 1921, To Balance $2000.00
Aug Blazing Treas"
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The following communication was read,, and motion by Erickson
second by Witzke carried that the, same be referred to the City Attorney:
"Rochester Minn
Novi 6, 21
To Common Council
.;,Gentleman-:
The following loans were made by Rochester Fire Dept Relipf Ass
without your authority
Sept 1 21 Rochester Loan Trust Co. $3500.
May 99 118 Liberty Loan $1000400
Union National Bank Savings- Acat $200000
Peter S. Mackey
See"
The following communication was read, 'and motion by Miner
second by Erickson carried that the same be placed on filej all voting
in favor thereof except Alderman Witzke W4,o voted, Nay"
Rochest' er, .Vin�esotap
November 7ths 19218-
To the Honorable Common Council of the City of Rochester:
In accordance with your request of the 19th of
October, 1921 T.have been working on a schedule for Jitney Busses on
Second Street, Northwesti As yet, I have been unable to work out a
satisfactory schedule, for said street., but expect to do so in the near
,I frztures-
Very Truly Yourst,
Le Van Tassel"
The following application for license was read* and motion
by Miner second by Frank carried, that the same be referred to the
License Committee for investigation and report at the next meeting of
this Common Council;
"Rochester, Minnesota
October, 244- 1921.;
To The Honerable Councel
of the City of Rochester.,
Gent l an en: Application for licence to operate a 'roller rink is herby
made*
Said roller rink to be operated in the local Armory,., the owner of the
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rink is Co. C: 5th Inf: Minn: N.G:, lessee of the building and room is C. J. Bremer
Commanding `Officer Co: C '5th Inf i Minn: N.G .,-the time for wi ch license is desired
is one month from date of application granted@
Respectfully. yours
Capti C. J. Bremer `
Commanding Officer Coi Ci 5th Info Minn. N.G."
The following communication was read, -and :motion by Olson second by Witzke
carried that the same be referred to the Public ,Utility Board fbrtheir consideration
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and report from them as to what their decision may be in the matter:
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GRANC.tBR 41 CLEMS
Rochester, Minn; -
November 7, 19214
To the Common Council of the
City of Rochester: '
Gentlemen: -
Pursuant to your instructions, upon the' advice 'of Mr. Brown and myself,
we did not teke an appeal in the case of the Omaha Structural Steel- Bridge Cos vs
City of Rochester, but took up with plaintiff the question of a discount.
We endeavored to induce them to take in the unissued power plant bonds,
amounting to $25,000:00, but they refused to have anything to do with them.
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The judgment was entered on August 4, 1921, for $$45,716:92 found by
Judge Booth t o `be due on the contract and $4680142 interest from Novembet 21, 19180
making a total of $50397 04 a
. The plaintiff, has offered to discount the amount due on the judgment
'2,000000 if it is paid on or before November 30th.
If you are unable to take advantage of such offer, you ought to include
this matter in your tax levy, or make such other provisions for its payment as may
seem best:
Very truly yours.-
Geo. W. Granger."
The following communication was read, and motion by Olson second by Miner
carried that the Chair appoint a Committee of three to represent the interests of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota, at the hearing mentioned therein, and President
Meeks accordingly appointed Alderman Olson, City Atto=py Spillane and himself as
members of the said Committee, they beingauthorized to incur such expenses as they
may deem necessary in making an investigation of the matters
" BEFORE THE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE, CO%. 4TSSION
0 F THE STATE OF MINNESOTA
In the Matter of the Application of the Rochester Telephone Company for
authority to. increase its local and rural telephone rates at Rochester,, Minnesota:
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WHEREAS, The Rochester Telephone `Compdny, a'corporation,' has
filed an application with this 'Commission for 'authority to increase its
rates for business, residence and rural telephone service at Rochester,
Olmsted County, 'state of AMirmesota, the proposed rates for main station
service being as follows, to -Wit:
Individual Line Business, : • $5 &25 (a) per month gross
Two party " " , : 425 (a)
Individual " Residence,i 3.00 (a)
Two-party " " 96 2.i50 (a)
Four -party " " ,. 2925 (a)
Rural Multi -party (company owned)2525 (a), -
Rural Multi -party Switching. 1 900 per an.num net:
(a) A discount of 25 cents per month is allowed from the above
rates if the bill is paid at the company's office on or before the 15th
day of the month in which it is rendered:
(b) A discount of 75 cents to be allowed if payment is made on
or before the 15th day of the first month of the quarter in which the ser-
vice is rendered; a discount of 50 cents if payment is made on or refore
the 15th day of the second month of the quarter, and. a discount of 25
cents if payment is made on or before the 15th of the third month of the
quarter: Dills rendered rural subscribers quarterlyi
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, That the said matter be beard at the
Commetci al Club Rooms in the city of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minee sots,
at 10:00 o'clock A.M., on the 25th day of November, A. Do 1921, and that
all parties interested appear at said time and places
AND WHEREAS, This Commission authorized the Rochester tele-
phone Company to place in effect a temporary schedule of rates, as of May
1, A. D 1921' the continuation of which after November 1st, 19210 was
subject to further showing by the petitioner, and the application above
cited having been filed: -
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, That the schedule of temporary rates
now in effect be continued pending the determination of the above applica-
tion.
BY THE COMMISSION,
Tho s Yapp ,
Dated at St. Paul, Minnesota, Secretary:
this 27th day of October, A. DQ 19211
( Seal of Railroad and Warehouse Commission,
State of Minnesota.) "
The following communication was read, and motion by Miner sec -
and by Frank carried that the same be placed on file:
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"MINNESOTA STATE BOARD 0 F HEALTH
Division of Sanitation
REPORT ON PLANS r 0 F THE PROPOSED NORTHWEST ACID SOUTHWEST
TRUNK LINE RELIEF SMRS, RO CRESTER, OLMSTED CO.
O ct ii 28, 1921.
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1. Plans prepared and submitted by Messrse Le P. Wolff, Consulting Engineer, St. Paul,
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and Charles H. Armstrong, City Engineer, Rochestero
2; Date filed- October 27 19211 File (x-505)
3e This report covers the sewerage system in so far as it is shown by these plans.
4. Ownersbip-Municipals
5Q Type -Sanitary.
6. Pipe Sizes and Grades -These comply with the regulations of the Minnesota State
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Board of Fealthi
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8. Final Disposal - South fork of Zumbro Rivera
Conclusion:
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The plans of this sewerage system comply with the regulations o f ' the State
Board of Health and are recommended fbr approval with the usual reservation as stated
on the attached sheet, entitled, "Information Relative to Plan Examinations."
J. A. Child$,
Engineer.
Approved P. A. Whittaker
Director."
The following petition was read, and motion by Miner second by Frank carried
that the same be referred to the Lighting Committee:
To The Honerable Mayor and Common Council,
of the City of Ro c4st er, Minee sot a.
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned, do hereby petition You for a Street Light at the
intersections of Third Street and 13th. Avenue Northeaste
Signed Monfort L. Pearson
Harold F. Elford I
Clair Boliou
Mrs. Schaumberg
F. A. Nelson
H . " S ch numb erg"
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The following communication was read, and motion by Olson second by Erick-
son carried that the same be placed on file:
"Rochester, Minn. "October 31, 19211
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Honorable Common Council, -
City of Rochester, Minnesota;;
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Gentlemen: -
You are advised that, effective on this date; I haveremoved
T . V. Nagle from office as a Patrolman of said fit'y
Respectfully submitted,
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C. D. Brown,
Mayor of. said Cityi" e
The following copies of papers in transactions made by the Sink-
ing Fund Commission of said City, were read, and motion by Olson second by
Erickson carried that the same be placed on file:
"Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the sum of Fifteen Thousand Three hundred Thirteen Dollarg
and Thirteen cents (15313a13) be and the said sum is hereby appropriated
from the Sinking Fund of said City and ordered paid to the First NstionP,l
,Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, in payment of the following items, in conn-
ection with the purchase .o f the bonds hereinafter mentioned* which have
been purchased from the Minnesota Loan and Trust Company, of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, and forwarded through the said First Nationai Bank of Rochester,
Minnesota, viz:
$15,000 STATE OF 14INNESOTA 5N Armory
Certificates of Indebtedness due July
19 1926 at 5e4O% basis or 100@407
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Interest - July 1 to Oct: 21 @ 5l
615,061605
252608 $15013:13
Said Certificates of Indebtedness being fifteen (15) in all, and
numbered 115 to 129, incl., and each in the amoujit of $1,000r00, all being
dated July 1st, 1921, and maturing July 1st, 49'26�
Passed by the Commissioners of the Sinking .Fund of said City of
Rochester, Minnesotay this 21st day 'of October, 19211
(Seal of City of Rochester,
Minnesota.)
Attest: A. F. Wright,
City Clerki " t
C. Dii Brown,
Mayor of said City.
W. M. Weeks
President of Common Council of said
City.
Jno. Miner
Chairman of Knan.ce Committee. of
Common Council of said City.
"Rochester, Minnesota, October 22, 1921.
I, Thomas P. Hall, City 'Treas-Lirer of the City of Rochester,
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Minnesota, do hereby acknowledge to have received on this date the following from
A. F. Wright, City ,Clerk of said -City:
State 6f Minnesota Armory Certificates of Indebtedness, Nos: 115 to 129,
inclusive, fifteen in all, each dated July 1, 1921, and maturing on July 1, 19261,
and each in the amount of One Thousand Dollarsr `
Thos Pi'Hall,
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City Treasurer of City of Rochester, Minn:
The following'communication was read, and motion by Miner second by Frank
carried that the same be referred to the City Attorney:
"Saint Paul, Minn.
October 28,1921.
City Clerk,
Rochester, A.finnesotar
Dear Sir:-
0
Under date of June 15, 1916, we wrote a bond in the sum of 026,500.00
for Fielding and Shepley covering the paving on College Street between Dubuque Street
and Central Street, also the paving on Seventh Street between Broadway and Mains
Under date of July 199 1916, we wrote a bond in the stun of $1.2,00040 covering con-
tract of Fielding and Shepley for the paving of Central Street between Fift-h and
College, and under date of July 319 1916, we wrote a bond in the sum of $12, 000400
covering their contract for the paving of Cherry Street from Fifth to Collegei All
of this work was reported completed five years agog
The bonds and contracts carried a maintainance feature for five yearse
ate. would greatly appreciate it if you would forward to us a copy of the resolution
passed by Lhe City Council accepting the work and releasing our three .bonds from any
further liability. If no action had been taken as yet providing for this, will you
not see that the proper resolution is drawn and passed and send us a copy of the
samei '
Very truly yours-
FITZHUGH & ROBERT A.BURX8
By Fitzhugh Burns."
Motion by Olson second by Frank carried that the' Fire Department Committee
be instructed to secure estimates on the cost of improving the rear rooms of the
Central Fire Station and the installation of shower baths and lavatories, etcr
therein:
The following proposal,made by Gates;, 'White & Co., submitted in accord-
ance with the request herein set forth, was read, and motion by Miner second by
Erickson carried that the same be accepted and placed on file:
",Ste Paul, Minn:
November 7, 1921a
Honorable City Council,
City of Rochester, Minna
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Gentlemen: -
For the bonds of your city in the aggregate amount of
$25,000, issued to defray the cost of sewer construction, said bonds t4
bear interest at the rate of 5W per annum, payable semi-annually$ both
principal and interest to be payable at the Capital Trust and Savings
Bank in the City of St. Paul, Minnesotg6and said .bon:d.s to be dated November
1, 1921 and to mature without option of prior payment $2,500 July 1, 1922
and in like amounts each year thereafter until paid, and bonds to be in
the denominations of $1,000 each -with the exception of ten bonds of $500
each ----
WE WILL PA)r YOU THE PAR VALUE thereof together with interest
accrued thereon from date of bonds to date of their delivery to us in St
Paul, Minn. and in addition thereto a premium.of $6:00.
Be it understood that this bid is made subject to the legal-
ity of the issue being approved by some recognized attorney to be selected
by us, you agreeing to furnish without cost to us a complete and certified
copy of all proceedings had by you to date regarding the above issues
Furthermore you agree to pass any additional reasonable resolutions deem-
ed necessary by our attorney to establish the legality of the issue. We
agree to furnish bonds and attorneys opinion.
Furthermore be it understood that these bonds constitute a
full faith, general and direct obligation of your cityo
We enclose our certified check.in the amount of $500 said.
check to be held by you pending our compliance with the terms of the
above bill and upon such compliance is to be promptly ret4irned to us or in
the event our attorney, fails to approve the legality bf the issue.
. You are to deliver these bonds for our, account at the
Capital Trust and Savings Bank in the City of Stj Paul, Minn: as soon as
legally po ssibl es
read:
Respectfully submitted;
GATES, WHITE & CO io
Vy C: L. Patterson"
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Alderman Miner introduced the following resolution which Was
WHEREAS, GATES, WHITE & CO* has offered to purchase the Sewer
Bonds of the City of , Rochester amounting in the aggregate to Twenty
five thousand ($25, 000.00) Dollars at the par value thereof with
accrued interest from date of bonds to date of their delivery in
Sti Paul and a premium of MOO
Therefore, Be it, and it is hereby resolved by the Common
Council of the City of Rochester::
That the acceptance of the said offer, in the judgment of
said Common Council, best subserves the interest of the City, and
the said offer is hereby accepted, and the Mayor .and City Clerk of
said City are her,3by ordered to execute the said bonds in accord-
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ance with the terms of the resolution authorizing the issuance of said bonds
heretofore passed and adopted by the said Common Council, and to deliver said
bonds to the City Treasurer to be by him delivered to GAZES, WHITE & C0: in
accordance with the foregoing terms of purchases
Motion by Witzke second by Erickson that said resolution be,adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzke, Nays: None. President Weeks
declared said resolution passed and adopteda
Alderman Erickson introduced an ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled,
"An ordinance for the supervision, control, operation and management of the City Water
Works Plant", which was given its first reading@
Motion by Olson second by Erickson carried that the rules be suspended and
that the said ordinance be given its second reading, and it was given its second read-
ing accordingly@
Motion by Miner second by lFrank carried that the rules be suspended and that
the said ordinance be riven its third and final reading, and it was given its third
and final reading accordinglyi
Motion by Olson second .by Frank that said ordinance be adopted as read: Roll
Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzkea Nays: Nonea President Weeks declar-
ed said ordinance duly passed and adopteda
Alderman Miner introduced an ordinan0e to amend Section One of an ordinance,
entitled, "An ordinance for, the formation and government of theFire Department of the
City of Rochester, Minnesota; which was given its.first readingw
Motion by Witzke second by Erickson carried that the rules be suspended and
that the said ordinance be given its second reading, and it was; given its second read-
ing accordingly. - C
Motion by Miner second by Frank carried that the rules be suspended and that
the said ordinance be given its third and final reading, and it was given its third
and final reading accordingly@
Motion by Miner second by Erickson that said ordinance be adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, ,Witzke: Nays: None@ President Weeks
declared said ordinance duly passed and adopteda
Motion by Olson second by -Erickson carried that the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment be authorized to appoint an extra Fireman for the period October; 1, 1921, to
November 15, 1921, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to draw warrants
in paymr ent of salary for the said extra Fireman during that period, said salary to
be the; same as heretofore provided for Firemen:
Alderman Erickson introduced the fo�lowing resolution _ which was read:
Pe it resolved by the Common Council. of the City of Rochester:
That the bid of Heffron & Fitzgerald for furnishing all of the
labor and materials necessary for the construction of a Comfort Sta-
tion in accordance with the plans, profiles and specifications there-
for now on file in the office of the City Clerk, at the following
prices:
Comfort Station, complete, including
Plumbing and heating for the sum of
be and the same is hereby accepted:
$370 0. 00
The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and
directed to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract
with said contractor .for the ,above mentioned improvement:
The amount of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby
fixed at the sum of $380,0 00 Dollars:
Motion by Witzke second by Prank that said resolution be adopted
as read: Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner., Olson, Witzke: Nays: None
President Weeks declared said resolution passed and adopted:
read:
Alderman Witzke introduced the following. resolution which was
WHEREAS, at a Special Election held in the several election
districts of the City of Rochester, Minnesotai on October 18th, 1921,
for the purpose of voting upon the proposition. to issue the bonds of
the City of Rochester in the sum of Twenty five thousand and. no/100
($25, 000.00) Dollars to be used for -improving, enlarging and extending
the sewer system of said City, more then three -fifths (3/5) of the
persons present and voting at said election voted and declared in
favor of the issuing of the said bonds in the said amount for the
said purposes;
THEREFORE, Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Common Council
of the, City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the bonds of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, in and to
the amount in the aggregate of Twenty-five thousand (025,000.00).
Dollars, be and the same are hereby authorized to be issued; said
bonds and the proceeds thereof tobe used for the purpose of improving,
extending and enlarging the sewer system of the City of Rochester#
Said
bonds shall be
numbered
from 1
to
30,
both
inclusive
and
shall
bear
date November
lst, 1921@
Nos.
1,
2,
49 59
7, 89 10,
119
139 14,
I
285.
16, 17 , 199 20, 229 23, 250,261, 28 and 29 shall be in denominations of One
Thousand ($1000800) Dollars each; and Nos. 39, 6, 99 129 159 180 219 24, 27
and 30 shall be in denominations of Five Hundred (.0500:00) Dollars each, and
all of the above numbered bonds shall be payable Ito bearer at the ' Capitol
Trust and Savings Bank ih Saint Paul, Minnesota, in numerical order and at
times as follows, to wit: $2500.00 on July 1st, 1922; $2500600 on July lst,
1923; 82500:00 on July 1st, 1924; 02500600 on July 1st, 1925; $2500.00 on
i
July 1st, 1926; $2500.00' on July 1st, 1927; $2500400 on July 1st, 1928; $2500.00
on July 1st, 1929; 02500,00 on July 1st, 1930 and $2500.00 on July 1st, 1931.
Said bonds shall bear interest from date thereof at the rate of Five and three
I
fourths (54) per cent per annum, payable semi --annually on January lst and July
i
1st, each year, at the Capitol -Trustand Savings Bank in Saint Paul, Minnesota, !
and the interest shall be represented by coupons attached to the said bonds.
Be it further resolved:
That said bonds ahall be in substantially the following form, do -wit:
I
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF OLMSTED
CITY OF ROCHESTER.
p; o $ 1.1 9 000.00
or
0500.00
SEWER BONDS.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESINTS, that the City of Rochester in the
County of Olmsted, State of Minnesota, acknowledges to owe and for value re-
ceived hereby promises to pay to bearer
t
UN. 1hUU.71W.0 VUliU4NO E
lawful money of the United States of America, on the first day of ,19 , ir
f
1
with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rate of Five and j
three -fourths (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annually an' the first days
o.f January and July in each year on, presentation and surrender of the annexed
interest coupons as they severally become due. Both principal and interest on
this bond are hereby made payable at the Capitol Trust and Savings Bank in Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
THIS BOND is one of a series of thirty (30) bonds of like tenor,
t
except maturity, aggregating Twenty-five Thousand (25,000.00) Dollars issued fori,
the purpose of improving, extending and enlarging the sewer system of the City
t
of Rochester, in pursuance with the provisions of the City Charter of said City
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and the Laws of the rState of Minnesota, , and,in compliance with a resol-
ution duly Vassed and, adgpted by the Common Council. of said City .and
in accordance with the affirmative vote of more than three-f+ifths
(3/5) of the legal voters of said City voting at a special election duly
and legally called and held on October 18, 1921, determining and auth-
orizing the issuance. thereof.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions
.and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuing of this
t t
bond have been done, happened and been performed in regular and due
form as required by law and that this bond together with all of the
other indebtedness of said City does not exceed any limitation pre-
scribed by the Charter of said City or the Constitution or Statutes of
the said Statea The principal and interestof the issue of bonds of
which this bond ,is a part, is hereby declared to be a first lien upon
the sewer system of said City improved, extended and enlarged by means
of the proceeds of said bonds, and the faith and credit of said City
of Rochester is hereby irrevocably pledged for the punctual payment
thereof@ .
IN WITNESS Whereof, The City of Rochester by its Common
Council has caused this bond to be signed by the Mayor and attested by
the City Clerk and the corporate seal of. the City of Rochester to. be
imprinted hereon and has caused the annexed interest coupons to be
signed by the Mayor and City Clerk by their respective facsimile sign-
atures and said Mayor and City Clerk doh by the execution hereof,
adopt as and for their own and proper signatures, their facsimile
t`
signatures appearing on said coupons, all this day of
19214
r
Attest: Mayor.
City Clerk
(FORM OF COUPON)
No .___._
On the first day of , 19,,_, the City of
Rochester, in the County of Olmsted, State of Minnesota, promises to
pay to bearer Dollars at the Capitol Trust and
Savings Bank in Saint Paul, Minnesota, for` interest due that day on
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its Sewer Bond, dated , 1921.
No.
Mayor.
Attest: t•
City Cl erk
Be it It'rther resolved:
That all resolutions and parts of resolutions inconsistent herewith
are hereby repeaiede
Motion by Erickson second by Witzke that said resolution be adopted as
Ayes:
read: Roll' Call: Erickson, Prank, Miner, Olson, Witzke: Nays: None: President Weeks
declared said resolution passed and adopted:
Motion by Witzke second by Olson carried that this Common Council take a
recess Until 7:30 P M4 on November 7,9 19210
At 7 s30 P.Mi do November 7, 1T-1, the Common Council again convened acid
were called to order by President Weekso
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Roll Call: Present: Weeks, Erickson, Prank, Miner, Olson, Witzkew Absent:
Caseco
Motion by Olson second by Frank carried that the sum of Ten Dollars be
appropriated from the General Fund and paid to Do L: Williams, Postmaster, in pay-
ment for 250 two -cent stamps for tisd of the City Clerk, and 250 two -cent stamps for
use of the City Engineer.
Alderman Erickson introduced the following resolution which was read:
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
f
That the sum of $143N14 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from
the Musical Entertainment Fund of said City and ordered paid to A. J. Lentfer,
Treasurer of Rochester Park Band) for the purpose of providing musical enter-
tainment t6 the public in public buildings or upon public grounds.
The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw a
warrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cause
said payment to be madei
Motion by Witzke second by Frank that said resolution be adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Prank, Miner, Olson, Witzke] Nays: Nonei President Weeks
declared said resolution passgd and. adopted6
Alderman Erickson introduced the following resolution which was read:
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I .
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
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That the sum _ of $2000:00 be and the said sum is hereby approprit6t-
ed from the Street and Alley Pa.nd of said City, for use of the Street
!i
I' end Alley Committees
Motion by Erickson second by Frank that said resolution be adopted
E
as read: moll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner- Olson, Witzke: Nays:
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None. President Weeks declared said resolution passed and adoptedi
i The following report of the Finance Committee was read, and mo--
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tion by Olson second by Witzke carried that the same be accepted . and placed
on file, and that the report mentioned therein be accepted and placed on
,
I
I file:
! "Rochester, Minnesota:
!
November 7, 1921:
i'
To the Honorable Mayor
and Common Council.
Gentlemen: -
This is to certify that I have examined the report of the ruild-
ing and Electrical Inspector for September, 1921, and find same to be correct.
Respectfully submitted,
Jno Miner, +
Chairman, Finance Committee."
The following .report of the Finance Committee was read, and motion
by Erickson second by Olson carried that the same be 'accepted and placed on
file, and that the reports mentioned therein be each ,accepted and placed on
file:
"Rochester, Minn.
November 7, 1921#
To the Honorable Mayor and
Common Cou.nci 1
Gentlemen. -
This is to certify that I have examined the monthly report of
the City Weighmaster for the months of August and September, 1921, and find
t
sane to be correct.
Respectfully submitted,
Jno Miner
Chairman, Finance Committee."
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Alderman Miner introduced the following -resolution which was read:
Be it
resolved by
the Common
Council of the City
of Rochester:
That,
the Olmsted
County State
Bank of Rochester,
Minnesota, be and it. is
hereby desip- ated as the depository, during the balance of the official year, for
the following funds of said City, to wit:
The , Pire Protection Rind,
The Bridge Funds and
The Sewer Pund.
Be it further resolved:
That all resolutions and parts of resolutions. inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealedi
Motion by Witzke second by Olson that said resolution be adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Prank, Miner, Olson, Witzkee- Nays: Nonei President Weeks
declared said resolution passed and adopted+
The report of the Public Examiner of his examination made of Special School
District No. 8 of Olmsted' County, Minnesota$ was read, and motion by Olson second by
Prank carried that the same be accepted and placed on file.
Motion by Witzke second by Erickson carried that the sum of $195 27 be
appropriated from the Street and Alley Fund and ordered paid to Hayes -Lucas & Green
for 69 barrels of Portland Cement at $2683 per barrel, said. 69 barrels being the bal-
i
ance on contract for 300 barrels.
Alderman Prank introduced the following resolution which was read.:
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
That said Common Council does hnr.eby determine to adhere to former resolu-
tions ordering a. sanitary sewer to be constructed in said. City of Rochester, as
follows:
I
Commencing at a point in the center of Twelfth Street Northwest 30 feet
Test of the center of Broadway Street North and running North 450 feet, Thence
North 14 degrees 4 minutes East 308 feet to the left bank of the Zumbr.o River,
end commencing at a point in the center of Twelfth Street Northwest 30 feet West
of the center line of Broadway Street North and running West along the center
line of Twelfth Street Northwest to the center of Second Avenue Northwest, thence
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South along the center line of Second Avenue. Northwest to the center
of Eleventh Street Northwest, thence Nest along the center line of
Eleventh Street Northwest to a point 129 feet Test of the center line
t of Fourth Avenue Northwest, thence South 23 degrees 4 minutes west
158 feet to center of North and South Alley thence South in center of
North and South Alley to center of Ninth Street Northwest, thence
West along the center line of Ninth Street Northwest to the center of
Fifth Avenue Northwest, in Wi Lenz Addition thence South along the
center line of Fifth Avenue Northwest to the center of Eighth Street
Northa,,rest, thence West along the center line of Eighth Street North -
welt to.the center line of Sixth Avenue Northwest,2thence South along
the center line of Sixth Avenue Northwest to a point 20 feet North of
the North line of Blocks Six and Eleven, Elliott's Re -Subdivision.
Commencing at a point in Sixth Avenue Northwest where the
center line of Sixth Street Northwest would intersect, if extended
III west, and running East along said center line of Sixth Street North-
west to the center of Fourth Avenue Northwest, thence Soiith along the
center line of Fourth Avenue Northwest to the center of Fifth Street
Northwest, thence East along the center line of Fifth Street Northwest
to the center of Second Avenue Northwest, thence South along the
center of Second Avenue Northwest to the center of Thitd Street North-
westi
Commencing at a point on the center line of Sixth Avenue
Northwest, 20 feet North of the North line of Blocks Six and Eleven,
Elliott's Re -Subdivision, and running west 408i2 feet, thence South
54 degrees 6 minutes west 1391l feet, thence west 231 feet to center
of Eighth Avenue Northwest and Fifth Street Northwest, thence west
along the center line of Fifth Street Northwest to center of Ninth
Avenue Northwest, thence South along the center line of Ninth Avenue
Northwest to the center line of Fourth Street. 'Northwest, thence "Jest
along the center line of Fourth Street Northwest to a point 8 feet
r
West of the East line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest, thence South on a
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line 8 feet Test of,the East line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest, 472*3 feet,
thence Soui h 2� degrees 21 minutes West 220W6, feet to q6 point in tlJ e center of
Second Street Northwest, 5 feet Westof the West line of Eleventh Avenue North-
west, thence Nest along the center line of Second Street Northwest to the center
of Twelfth Avenue Northwest, thence South along the center line of Tw(Ifth
Avenue Northwest to the {center of Fifth StreetNorthwest. '
And to former resolutions adopted by it determining the mode of special !
assessments for the cost and expense of said improvements.
i-;Otion !),17 Vvitzke second by Brliekson that .said resolution be adopted. as
read: moll Grill: ' Awes- Erickson Frank, uriiner, Olson, `,v`itzke. Nays: bone.
si'de•nt?:'Tv&el-s-iivcl�r �t8�'dor
Lr �:: ..
,.Pscved'b the---CommoTi -Co urrc�i--Q=-tin-e--city--oI' .i�oc.nesuer;---.- _ f
That said Common Council does hereby determine to adhere to ibrmer re-
soliiti-ons ordering a sanitary sewer to be constructed in said City of Rochester,
as follows: j
Commencing at a point,in the center of Second Avenue Northwest 6 feet
North of the center of Third Street Northre s+, Pnd running southwesterly to a
point 20 feet ,West of,the center line of Second Avenue Northwest and 20 feet
,south of the center line of Third Street Northwest, thence along a line 20 feet
,test of the center line of Second Avenue Northwest and Southwest to a point 20
- I
feet South. of,the ;center line .of ,Sixth .Street Southwest, .thence Nest along a j
dine 20 feet South of the center line of Sixth Street Southwest to the center
line of North and South Alley in Block 88, Original Plat, thence South along
center line of Alley to a point in the center of Seventh Street Southwest, if
the same were extended and opened, in a straight line, thence South 70 degrees
�7est 364 feet to a point 25 feet East and 25 feet South of 'the `East line of
Fourth Avenue Southwest `and South line of Seventli Street Southwest;
Commencing at a point 25 feet East 'and 25 feet Soutli of the East line of
' Forir.th Avenue Southwest and South line of Seventh Street Southwest; and running
"oath 20 degrees Test 1��� feet to a point on the center line of Fourth j�venue
Southwest, were the same extended in a straight line, thence South along center
line. of Fourth Avenue Southwest, if extended, 885.92 feet to the point of inter-
section of Ninth Street Southwest,- if the same were expended in a straight line,;
thence "Test S182 feet to the center of :Sixth Avenue Southwest, thence along the
center line of Ninth Street Southwest to the center of Seventh Av.enu,e Southwest,
thence South along the center line of Seventh Avenue Southwest to the center of
Tenth Street Southwest; i
Commencing in the center of Ninth Street Southwest and Sixth Avenue
Southwest and running North along the center line of Sixth Avenue Southwest to
a point 100 feet South of the South line of Seventh Street Southwest;
Commencing at the center of Ninth Street Southwest and Seventh Avenue
Southwest and ruining North along the center line of Seventh Avenue Southwest
to a point 100 feet South of the South line of Seventh Street Southwest. f
And to former resolutions adopted by it determining the mode of special
assessments for the cost and expense of said improvements.
Motion by Erickson second by Witzke that said resolution be adopted as
read:Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzke. Nays: None: President
,Iieeks declared said resolution passed and adopted. s
The following claims were read, and motion by Miner second by Frank
carried that the same be allowed and that orders be drawn for the several amounts:
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From the General Fund: T. F. Mitchell, $36.00; J. T. Davies, �18.50;
7. A. Purves, $8.50; J. II. Crawford, $8450; T. B. Butier, �t$8 50; C. Leslie
Gray, $$8.50; T. C. Vontgomery, $6.80; W. Ti. Hendricks, y$8.50; George IT.
Huney, •,8.50; F. ,,, . Broom, $8.50; H. K. Joslyn, $8.50; Claude A. Johnson,
$8*50; Frank W. Lyon, 08.50; Al. E. Markham,' 08650; George W. Goetting,
118*50; A. R. Na,chreiner, 98*50; Louis Enke, $39.00; Fred Altona, $9.00; Nels
A. Lyste, .9.00; George Schmelzer, d;$9.00; Fred Lange, $9.00; Hans Robinson,
p7.20; W. V. Gallagher, $8.50; C. G. Anderson, 08.50; Ed. I,% Raetz, �$8.50;
E. B. Ellson, '418,50; Carl Noren, y$8.50; James E. Town, 4,$6.80; Ernest II.
Reiter, v$8:50; Paul L. Rommel, 0%50; J. F. Cooke, '$8050; Bernard Wentink,
$8.50; Manfert A. Johnson, 08.50; Peter Cum mens, ¢$6.80; 0. E. Chandler,
$8650; Jay P. Dibble, $%50; George 0. Thompson, $8.50; John 1'.. Norton,
Oi50; M. F. Brown, u8.50; Frank E. Gerry, �p6.80; E. F. Weber, $8.50; I'ubert
J. Harvey, j8.50; F. R. Finch, $8,i50; George F. Strifert, $B150; W. A.
Schiltz, $8.50; E. E. Tenney, 06.80; A. IT. Clemens, $8.00; C. E. Southwick,
$8.00; J. C. Utton, 08.00; T. F. Kennedy, �$80-00; Wesley Allen, $8.00; Will-
iam Havenor, 06.40; T. N.. Roble, $5000; William G. Miller, `' 8.00; H. J.
Postier, j8.00; Charles Grimm, $8400; II. J. Briese, ""8.00; J. A. Waters,
08.00; E. F. Degel, $6*50; G. E. Dickey, $,%50; George Miller, �,$8 50; L. A.
Kepp, $8.50; 0. T,. Schroeder, 08i,50; E. E. Holt, $&,90; J. F. McAdams, '$8.50
J. H. Starkey, 08 50; R. L. Mason, $8.56; I.Irs. Mary Ashworth, $8450; Mrs.
Frances Clason,- 08*50; W. E. Dieter, 06.80; Charles Wright, $8.50; James
H. Seaman, $8450; William 0. Witzke, 08,i50; Alfred H. Witzke, $8a50; John
D. Brown, $B i50; Edgar Boardman, �$R&80; Hack and Wegner Printing Co., $93.00
Elsye Kowalkowski, `' 51i 60; Walter Eckholdt, 047.60; J. 17. Anderson, {'117.15;
L. A. Orr Co., �$.35.; Walter S. Booth & Son, $9`s50; r. J. Paine Co., $.55;
A. Le Kroemer Co., $7.86; Fordham Electric Co., $7 60; J. E. Carroll, 12.50;
Star Laundry, ji20; Stewartville Star,$75.s60.; The Blakely Printing Co.,
'$351.00; The Rochester. Telephone Co., $35w75.
From the Fire Protection Fund:, The Rochester Telephone Co.,5.75;
The Puritan Oil and Paint Co., 035.51.,
From the Street and Alley Fund:. Russell Grader Manufacturing' Co, ,
40.13.
From the Permanent Improvement Fund: Harold II. Crawford, 135.00.
Alderman Witzke asked why all sidewalks which were ordered for
Sixth Street Southeast had not been constructed; he stating that some of
the property owners along that street are wondering why sidewalks have been
put in regardless of whether the property owners concerned could afford it
or not, and other sidewalks along property r-hose owners could afford them,
were not constructed.
Motion by Frank second by Erickson carried that the matter be
referred to the Street and Alley Committee and the City Engineer.
Alderman Witzke called attention of the Common Council to the
condition of the Ninth Avenue Southeast approach to the bridge across Tear
Creek at Ninth Avenue Southeast and Sixth Street Southeast.
Motion by Erickson second by Frank carried that the matter be
referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
Alderman Witzke questiuned why trees have been allowed to remain
within sidewalks constructed during the year 1921, and motion by Witzke
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second by Frank carried that the matter be referred to the Street and Alley Committee
and thQ City Engineer.
The following tabulation of the above mentioned bids was read, and motion
by Case 'second by Erickson carried that the same be accepted and placed' on file:
Rochester, Minn.
Nov. 7, 1921 jj
Honorable Mavor and i
CommonCouncili
Gentlemen: -
I herewith report tabulation of bids submitted for construction of
sanitary sewer as follows:+
SECTION 1
Paine and Gjellefald
-' -'
- a20,089.20
Hammer & Co..
- -
- 22,547.00
Tm. C. Fraser,
- -
- 20,790.00
Wm. Danforth,
- -
- 229856.00
Mankato Construction
Co. ; - -
~ 181,500.46
SECTION 2
Paine and Gjellefald
- - -
- $12, 076.50
Hammer Px Co.)
j -
- 129166.00
Wm. C. Fraser,
- -
- 11,423.00
Inner and Forsberg,
- -
- 14,1160-40
Mankato Construction
Co., - -
- 99473.90
SECTION 3
Paine and Gjellefald
-
- '14,537.00
Hammer & Co.,
- -
- 169054.00
M.4. C. Fraser,
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- 169373.00
� '7ri1. Danforth,
P - -
- 1G,663.00
Mankato Construction
Co . , - -
- 139 618.00
SECTION 4
Paine and Gjellefald
- -
- 229S77.40
Kammer a,Co. ,
- , -
20
- ,782.40
'Nm. C..Fraser,
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- 1895 46.20
De Graff Wolff,
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- 239362.00
Uunkat o Construction
Co., - -
- 209407.96
SECTION 5
Paine and Gjellefald
- -
- 39344025
�; ener ?z Co. , (bid divided by City Engineer)-
un
- 50185625
Tm. C. Fraser,
- -
" 4,077.50
Mankato Construction
Co. , - -
- 4 9118.80
Hiner and Fo sb erg,
- -
- 99803.52
De gfaff Wolff,
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- 6#000.00
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SECTIONS 6 '& 7
Mankato Construction • Co., - - -
qn. C. Fraser, - - -
Hiner end Fosberg, - - -
D e. Graff, WoI ff,. - - -
Hammer & Co. (Bid divided by City -Engineer) -
Paine and Gjellefald, - - -
Respectfully submitted,
C. F. Armstrong,
City Engineer:".
?n7), (.?69. 60
3, 678.00
6, 6-78.09
490000-00
3,440.00
3,271a,00
The following agreements were each separately read, end motion. by
Witzke second by Frank carried that the same be placed on file:
"Rochester, ]Minnesota.
November 7th, 19?l
To the Ronorable Mayor and Common Council,
Re the st er, r.Minn i :sot a:
Gentleman:- .
I, the -undersigned.
9 do hereby agree,. that in the event I am
awarded contracts to construct sanitary severs in Rochester, Minnesota, a,s
Per advertisement for k�t.ds to be opened on November 7th, 19219 I will employ
local labor as much as possible so to do, and that the minimum wage offered
and paid .shall be thirty-five (35) cents per hour;
(Sued) Wm.. C. Fraser
Contractor."
"Rochester, Minne sot a;
November 7, 1021.
To the Honorable Mayor end Common Council,
Rochester, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
<me, the -undersigned, do hereby agree, that in the event we ,are
awarded contracts to construct _sanitary sewers in Rochester, Minnesota, as
Per advertisement for bids to be opened on November 7th, 1921, we dill em-
ploy local labor as much as possible so to do, and that the minimum wage
offered and paid shall.be thirty-five (35) cents per hour:
Signed, Mankato Consti Coi
Contractor. By Geo W. Black
Vice Pres.
(Sea]_ of ?!Mankato Construction Co.,
Mankato., hinnesota.)
Alderman Erickson introduced the following resolution which was
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Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
That the bid of Mankato Construction Coi to construct a sanitary 'sewer
in' the City of Rochester as follows:
• Commencing at a point in the center of Twelfth Street Northwest
30• feet Westof the .center of Broadway -Street North and running North
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450 feet, thence -North _14 degrees 4 minutes East 308 feet to the left bank of
th- Zumbro River_ and commencing ata point in the center of .Twelfth Street North -
rest thirty feet -West of the Center line of Broadway Street North and running
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West along the center line of Twelfth Street Northwest to 'the center of Second
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Avenue Northwest, thence South + along the ccenter line of Second Avenue Northwest
to the center of, Eleventh Street Northwest, thence West along the center line of
Eleventh Street Northwest to a point 129 feet West of the center line of Fbl)rth
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Avenue Northwest, thence South 23 degrees 4 minutes West 158 feet to center of
North and South Alley, thence South in center of North and. Solzth Alley to center
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of Ninth Street Northwest, thence West along the center line of Ninth Street
Northwest to the center of Fifth Avenue Northwest, in W. Lenz Addition, thence
,South along the center line of Fifth Avenue Northwest to the center of Eighth
Street Northwest, thence West along the center line of Eighth Street Northwest
to the center line of Sixth Avenue Northwest, thence South along the center line
of, Sixth Avenue Northwest to a point twenty feet North of the North line of
Blocks Six and Eleven, Elliott's Re -Subdivision, according to the plans, profiles
and specifications therefor ,now on file in the office of :the City Clerk of said
City, at the following prices;
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24" pipe, per foot - - - - - - - - -- 3028
20" a a a - - - - - - - - - - 2:50
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18a a a a - - - - - - - - - -2.60
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6" on 18" "Y's".,ea,ch r - - - - - - - -1, - 2.00
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6" on 24" "Y's" each -- - - - - - - - - - 4.00
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Manholes, each - - - - - -- - - - - 78.00
Extra concrete, per cu: yd. - - - - - - - - - - 25.00
Bitulithic, per sq, yd: - - - - - - - - -- - 5000
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be, and the same is hereby accepted:
The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directed
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to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract with said contractor
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for the above mentioned improvement&
The amount of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby fixed at
the sum of $18,60000. `
Motion by Erickson second by Witzke that said resolution be adopted as
read: Roll Call: Ayes`: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzkee Nays: None. President
Weeks declared said resolution passed and adoptedi
Alderman Frank.introduieed the following resolution which was read:
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
That the bid of Mankato Construction Co. to construct a sanitary sewer in
the City of Rochester as follows: `
Commencing at a point in Sixth Avenue Northwest where the center line of
Sixth Street Northwest would intersect, if extended West, and running East
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along said center line of Sixth Street Northwest to the center of Fourth Avenue
Northwest, thence South along the center line' of Fourth Avenue Northwest to the
center of Fifth Street Northwest, thence East along the center line of Fifth
Street Northwest to the center of Second Avenue Northwest, thence South along
the center of Second Avenue Northwest to the center of Third Street Northwest,
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according to the plans, profiles and specifications therefor now on file in the
office of the` City Clerk of said City, at the following prices:
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15" pipe'-; per ft. - - - - - - - - - - -2:58
6" on15" "Y each - - - - - - -- -- 1.75
Loose Rock, per cu: yd. - - - - - - - - - - 1i85
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Pavement replaced., per sq.ydi---------- 5.00
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Manholes., each ---- - - - - --
be, and the same is hereby accepted.
The Yayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and
directed to execute in behal� of the City of Rochester, a contract wit
said contractor for the above mentionod improvementi
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Vic amount of the bond to be given by said. contractor is hereby
fixed at the sum of 4,10, 000 00
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Motion by Olson second by Frank that csaid resolution be adopted as,
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read.:.Poll Ck11:. Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzke. Nays: None.
President Weeks declared said resolution passed and adoptedi
Alderman Witzke introduced the following resolution which was
read:
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Be it resolved .by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
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That the bid of Mankato Construction Co+ "to construct a sanitary sewer
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in the City of Rochester as follows:
I. R Commencing at a point on the center line of Sixth. Avenue Northwest
twenty feet North of the North line of Block Six and Eleven, Elliott's
Re -Subdivision, and ruining Vilest 468i2 feet, thence South 54 degrees
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6 minutes Nest 139t1 fe^tp thence West 2?1 feet to center of Eighth
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Avenue Northwest and Fifth Street 'Northwest, thence West along the
center line of Fifth Street Northwest to center. of.Ninth Avenue North-
west, thence South along the center line 'of Ninth Avenue Northwest to
' the center line of Fourth Street Northwest, thence West along the cent-
er Line of Fourth Street Northwest to'a point 8 feet West of the East
line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest, thence South on a line 8 feet West
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of the East line of :E'leventh Avenue Northwest, 4723 feet,_ thence
South 23 degrees 21 minutes p'Iest' 220i6 feet to a point in the center of
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Second Street Northwest, 5 feet West of the West line of Eleventh Ave-
nue Northwest, thence West along the center line of Second Street
Northwest to the center of Twelfth Avenue Northwest, thence South along
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j the center line of Twelfth Avenue Northwest to the center of First
Street Northwest, according to the plans, profiles and specifications
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therefor now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said City, at
the following prices:
18"pipe, per foot ----------- $248
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' 6" on 18" "Y", each - - - - - - - - - - 2.00
Manholes, each - - - - - - -- --- 70400
Special " , " - - - - - - - - - - - 10000
Extra concrete, per cu: yd. - - - - - - - - - - - 25.00
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52 ft: double siphon, each 1000.00
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102 fti each -I - - - - - - - - - - 15001400
be, and the same is hereby accepted
I� Mao d City Clerk o said City are hereby authorized and
The Mayor an ty r f y y
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directed to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract
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The amount of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby
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fixed at the sum,of 114,00000i
Motion by Frank second by Erickson that said resolution bn adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson' Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzke: Nays: None. President Weeks
declared said resoluton passed and ' adopted.: ,
Alderman Qlson introduced the following resolution which was read:
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of. Rochdster:
Wm. C. Eraser to construct a sanitary sewer in the City of
- That the bid of t , t
Rochester as follows:
Commencing at a point in the center of Second Avenue Northwest Six Feet
,North of the center of Third Street Northwest and running Southwesterly to a
point 20 feet West of the center line of Second. Avenue Northwest and twenty feet
South of the center line of Third Street Northwest, thence along a line 20 feet
West, of the center line of Second Avenue Northwest and Southwest to a point20
feet South of the center line of Sixth Street `Southwest, thence West along a line
20 feet South of the center line of Sixth Street `Southwest to the center line of
North and South alley in Block 889 Original Plat; ,
thence South along center line
of alley to a point in the center of. Seventh Street Southwest, if the same were
opened. and extended in a straight line, thence South 70 degrees West 36 feet to
of the East line of Fourth Avenue Souh-
a point 25 feet East and 25 feet South
west and South line ofSeventh Street Southwest. uccordi-ng to -the plans, profiles;
and, specifications therefor now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said ;
City, at the following prices:
12" pipe, per ftQ - - - - $1.75
Manholes, each - - - --7- - - - - 65.00
Loose .rock, per sq. yd. - - -
--- - - - - -- X.00
Sand " " " " - - - - - - - - - - 5.00
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Solid " - -- - - - - - - -- - 8000
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5" cast iron pipe, Per ft: _ -- - " - - - - - - - - 150
Pavement' replaced, per cu: yd. - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00
It-., 3.00
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Concrete. "avemeht, - - - - - - - -
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Extra concrete, per cui yd in place, -- - - - - - - - 30:00
Pump house & equipment including
sewage lift and over -flow line - - - - - - - - 95000-00
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be, and the same is hereby accepted':
The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and
directed to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract with said
-.contractor for the above mentioned improvements
The amount of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby fixed `.
at the sum of 018,600.00 Dollars.
Tiotion by Erickson second by_F'rank_that said, resolution be adopted e,s read:
Poll Call; Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner,_Olson,. Witzke4 Nays: None. President ?"eeks
declared said resolution passed -and adoptede -
Alderman ,diner introduced the followingresolution which was read:
Be it resolved by the rom-non-Council-of the, City of Rochester:
.That the bid of Wm..-C. Fraser, to -construct a sanitary sewer in the City of
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Rochester as follows:
Commencing at a point 25 feet Last and 25 feet South of the East line of
pourtIn Avem�e Southwest and South line of Seventh Street Southwest, and running
:youth 20 degrees West 1772; :feet to a point on the center line of Fourth Avenue
Southwest, were the same extended in a straight line, thence South along center
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line of Fourth Avenue Sou.thwest,if extended, 885,j92 feet to the
oint of intersection of Ninth Street Southwest, if the same rere
extended in a straight line, thence West 848-- feet to the center of y�y
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Sixth Avenue Southwest, thence along the center line of Ninth Street
Southwest to the center of Seventh Avenue Southwest, thence South
along the center line of Seventh Avenue Southwest to the center of
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Tenth Street Southwest, icco�^ding to the plans, • ti.rofiles and specific- t
ations therefor now on file in the office of the City Clerk of said
City, at the following prices:
12" Sewer pipe, per foot - - - - - - - -1.50
bit on12"Y, each -- _------ 2.00
Manholes; each -------- 60.00
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8" sewer pipe, per ,foot - - - - - - - - 1 10
6" on 8" Y,,each - - - - - - - - 100
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Loose Rock, - - - - - - - - 4.00.
Sand Rock, - - - - - - - - 5.00.
Solid rock, - - - - - - - - 8.00
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be, and the same is hereby accepted.
The Mayor an j City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and.
directed to execute in behalf of the City -of Rochester, a contract with
said contractor for the above mentioned,improvement. t
• The amount of -,the --bond to -be given by said -contractor is hereby
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fixed at the sum of 04500w00.
Motion by Olson second by Frank that'said resolution be adopted
as read: 'Roll Cal]Ye ickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzked, Nays: None. Pres-
ident Weeks declared said resolution passed and adopted:
Alderman Miner introduced the following resolution -which was
read: - -
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Be it resolved by the Common Council of .the City of Rochester:.
That the bid of Win, C. Praser to construct a sanitary sewer in
the City of Rochester- as follows:
Commencing in the center .of Ninth Street Southwest and Sixth
Avenue Southwest and running North along the center line of Sixth
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Avenue Southwest to a point 100 feet South of the South line of
Seventh Street Southwest, according to the plans, profiles and spec-
ifications therefor now on file in the office of the City Clerk of
said City, at the following prices.-
8" Sewer pipe, per ft. - - - - - - - - - - - - $1.10
6" on'8" Y, each 1.00
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Manholes, each - - - - - -- - - --- - 60.0O
Loose rock, ---�..-------�:.- 44;00
Sand ro ek, - - - --- .» v r _ - ' 5.00
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Solid rock, -- - - - - - - - 8.00
be, and the same is hereby accepted
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The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and
directed to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract
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with said contractor for the above mentioned improvements
The emov t of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby
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fixed at the sum of $1500.00
Motion by Erickson second by Frank that said resolution be adopted, as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson., Witzkca Nays: None. President Weeks
declared said resolution passed and adopted@
Alderman Miner introduced the following resolution which was read:
Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
That the bid of Wm. C. Fraser to construct'a sanitary sewer in the City of
Rochester as follows:
Commencing at the center of Ninth Street Southwest and Seventh Avenue
Southwest and running North along the center line of Seventh Avenue Southwest
to a point 100 feet South of the South line of Seventh Street Southwest, accord-
ing to the plans,. profiles and specifications therefor now on file in the office
of the 6ity Clerk. of said City, at the following prices:
8" Sewer Pipe, per ftw - - - -. - -1.10
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6" on 8" "Y"} each - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18i00
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- - - - - - - - - 60:00
Manholes, eaeh
Loose Rock - - - -- - - - - - - - - - 4.00 ;
Sand. Rock - -- ' - - - - - - 5.00
Solid Rock s. r - - - - - - - - - - - 8.00
be, and the same is hereby accepted4
The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directed
to execute in behalf of the City of Rochester, a contract with said contractor
for the above mentioned-improvementi
The amount of the bond to be given by said contractor is hereby fixed at
the sum of 015040401
Motion by Frank 'second by Miner that said resolution be adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzkei Nays: None. President Teeks
declared said resolution passed and adopteds
Oscar Hjerling asked why the sidewalk along the west side of the Eaton
property on Fourth Avenue Southwest .was not finished this fall, and a discussion of
the case developed the fact that had the foreman, John McDonald,? not have been afraid
of the proppects of rain, he could have finished this sidewalk on October 25, 1921, as
he had all the excavation done and the forms laid on October 24, 1921, and that be-
cause of the fact -that this was not finished on the 25th no further work can be done
on it this year as Charter provisions require that all sidewalks constructed during
the current year must be finished and assessed on or before October 25, 1921, and it
also came out that while Mr. McDonald's attention was specifically called to the nec-
essity of completing this sidewalk on the 25th, or not at all, he made no attempt to
finish the job although he had plenty of time in which to do ita
Motion by Miner second by Frank carried that the City Engineer be instructed;
to fill the above mentioned excavation for sidewalk with cinders sufficient to make it
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passable for pedestriansi
President Weeks at this time excused Alderman Olson who'left the Council
Chamberso
The City Depository bond of the Olmsted County State Bank, in the sum of
$1001000.00 bith E. Ca Green, C. I% Dabelstein, Henry Kitzman, Jay Wicker, J. F. Cooke,,
Clarence R1 Thompson, G. A. Peters, Jay E. Benedict, George T. Joyce, J. R. Sullivan.,Jif
F. Lamp and A. E. Lamprecht as sureties thereon, each in the amoicat of 48 34•oo.% was
read, ane motion by Erickson second by Miner carried that the said sureties be accepted. -
and that the'said bond be approved and placed on file.
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Motion b�� Miner second by Erickson carried that the certified
checks of the unsuccessful bidders on the constriliction of th.e sanitary
sewers, herein before described, be each returned tp thema
Motion by Witzke second -by Erickson carried that the certified
checks cf the imsuccessful bidders on the construction of a. Confort Station
be each returned to them.
Aldernan Eribkson introduced the following resolution which eras
read:
Be it resolved by the Common Council .of the City of Rochester:
Thatthe sum of 0200000 be and the some is hereby appropriated and
temporarily transferred from the General. Fun-ci of said City to the Fire
Protection PVnd of said City for use, in said Fund:
' The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby, authorized and
direct ed to draw a warrant for sai-d sum on the City Treasurer in
accordance herewith and cause said transfer to be made-
Motion by Erickson second by Witzke that said resolution be adopt-
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ed as read: Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzkew Nays:
None. President Preeks declared said resolution passed and adopted.
Alderman Miner introduced the following resolution which was r. ea.d:
Be it .resolved by the Common Council of the.. City of Rochester:
That the sum of $650;p00 be, and the said sum is hereby appropriated
from the Fire Protection Fund of said City and ordered. paid to V.I. S.
Nott Company as payment for 500 feet fire hose @ $19 30 per foot as
per invoices dated June lst, 1921; June 2nd,•1921; June 3rd, 10,21; and
June 4th, 19211 t
The Mayor and City Clerk• are hereby authorized and directed to
draw a warrant for said sum upon the City fireasurer 'in accordance
herewith, and cause said payment to be mades
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Motion by Funk second by Erickson that said resolution be adopted
as read:, Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, Olson, Witzkei Nays: Nonew
'President Weeks declared said resolution passed and adoptddi
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The following estimate was read, and motion by Witzke second by
Erickson carried that the same be accepted and placed on file:
"November 7, 19214
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Honorable Mayor `end
Common Coun ci 1 i
Gentlemen: -
I herewith submit estimate No: 1 in favor of the Widell Coo,
for construction of steel reinforced concrete bridge over Silver 'Creek on
Eleventh Avenue Northeast:
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SOUTH ABUTMENT:
88.5 cu ydsi Concrete ® 126* OQ , $2301:00
3980 steel at 5 cents lqc?WOQ
400 fto Piling at 11.00 per fta 1400 00
CHANNEL PIER:
76 cui yds. Concrete @ 02600 1976.08
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�t,o "t. Piling @ $1:C0 per f'te
SLrg FrZoy CgANNEL PFER TO SOUTH ABUTMENT:
100 cue yds. Concrete at $$2600 �
151000# steel at 5 abnts
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$2600iOO
750i00
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Less 150 12 0: A
Estimate No. 1, 07315elO
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. Armstrong
City Engineers" `
Alderman Vwitzke introduced the following resolution which was read:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:
That the sum of 0315r10 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from
the. Bridge Fund of 's aid City and ordered paid to The Widell Co., as payment in
Hill of estimate Noe 1 for construction of concrete bridge over Silver Creek on
Eleventh Avenue Northeast, approved and allowed by said Common Council.
The Mayor .and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw a
warrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cause
said payment to be made6
Motion by Erickson second by Frank that said resolution be adopted as read:
Roll Call: Ayes: Erickson, Frank, Miner, .Olson, Witzke: Nays: None. President jdeeks
declared saidresolution passed and adopteds
Alderman Witzke called attention of the Common Council to the fact that the
drain toles in the Sixth Street Southeast and Ninth Avenue Southeast bridge have been
allowed to fill up with sand, etc., until water now stands on its floor and sidewalks.
Motion by Witzke,'second by Erickson carried that the matter be referred to
the City Engineer for investigationo
On motion by Erickson, second by Witzke Council adjourned to November 14,
19219 at 8 o'clock P.F.
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