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Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of ,Rochester, ±i
Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in said City, on November
5th, 1923,9 at r2 0clock P.M.
Witzkes
Meeting called to. order by President Weeks:
Roll Call: Present: Weeks,=Cook, Kitzman, Lemmon, Newhouse, Roeder. Absent:
Motion by Lemmon second by Newhouse carried that the minutes of -the meetings
held on October 22, 1923, and October 26, 1923, be each approved.
President Weeks announced that this was the time and place fixed for a hear-
ing on the proposed construction of a sanitary sewer in Fburth Avenue Southwest from
the center of Third Street Southwest -to a point 100 feet north of the north line of
Fourth Street Southwest, and asked if there -was any one present who wished to be
heard in any matter concerning the said proposed sanitary sewer.
There was no person present who wished to be heard.
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids for the con-
struction of an addition to the City Warehouse, the following bids were opened and
read:
GEORGE W. MASKE:
G. SCHWARTZ & COMPAI Y:
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$4046.00
5585.00
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of .bids for the con-
struction of a building for the protection of teams and conveyances at the Public
Hitching Grounds, the following bids were opened and read:
GEORGE W. MASKE: $2480.00
G. SCHWARTZ & COMPANY: 221200
Motion by Lemmon second by Cook carried that each of the above mentioned
bids be referred to the City Engineer for comparison with his estimates of cost and
for recommendation in the matters
The October, 1923, report of the Building and Electrical Inspector, showing
building 'inspection fees collected in the amount of $28AO, and electrical -inspection.
fees collected in the amount of $6.00, was read, and President Weeks referred the
same to the Finance Committee.
The
report of the
City Weighmaster for the
months of
September and
October,
19239 showing
fees collected
in the amouat of $36.30,
was read,
and President
Weeks
referred the same to the Finance Committee.
The October, 1923, report of the City Engineer,showing expenditures from
the General Fund for labor in the amount of $440.65; from the Street and Alley Fund
in the amount of $2478.35; from the Sewer Fund in the amount of $225.80; from the
Bridge Fund in the amount .of $220.45; and from the Permanent Improvement Fund in the
amount of $12.50, was read, and motion by Kitzman second by Cook carried that the same
be referred to the' Street and Alley Committee,..
The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week ending October
29th, 19239 showing civil fees collected in the amount of $.85, and September, 1923s
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Olmsted County fees collected in the amount of $71,80; and the report of th'P.
Clerk'of the Municipal Court for the week ending November 5th, 1923, chow-
ing fines collected in the amount of $330400 and Civil tees collected in
the amount of $3.809 were each separately read, and President Weeks referr-
ed the said reports to the City Attorneys r
The application of Ralph M. Graen, for C Company, 205 Infantry,
M.N.G., for permit to -holds give and conduct public dances in the National
Guard Armory,, in said City on Iovember 31 10, • 17, 24 .and 29, 1923, was read
The application of Martin St. George, for the American Legion,
for permit to hold, give and conduct a public dance,in the National Guard
Armory, on November '12th, 1923s was read.
Alderman Witzke came in at this time and took his Chair.
Zhe application of Mrs. Ellen Crabb for permit to place and main-
tain a sign on the building known as 215 Center Street West, was read, and
motion by Cook second by Roeder carried that the same be referred to the
License Committee. r
The official bond of John Ploof, as Patrolman,in -tree amount of
$500.00, with the Northwestern Casualty and Surety Company -as surety there-
on, was read, and motion by Cook -second by Roeder carried that the said
surety be accepted and that the said bond be approved and placed on file.
A petition's sided by C. Hi _ 11aven, . George Johnstone, Nellie M.
Thiede, S. 0. Sanderson, Albert H. Mienkel, Ralph L. Lindsay, -Gus A.
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�€ Schmidt, C. 0. Lentz and Walter E•ckholdt, asking that the City Engineer
investigate the condition of Thirteenth Avenue'Southeast with the idea of
gravelling the same, was reads and -motion by Lemmon second by Roeder car-
tied that the same be referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
w A communication from Martha Jorgensen, advising of her inability
to accept the..appointmeht as a Director of the Public Library,, was read,
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and motion by Lemmon., second b Roeder carried that her refusal. ,to accept
the said appointment be accepted. .
fi The following communication was read, and motion by Witzke second
!f by Cook carried that the same be referred to the City Attorney and the
Street and Alley Committee for report at the next meeting .of this Common
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Council:
"CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT AND WATER DEPARTMENT
Rochester, '.Minnesota
Nov. 1,. 1923,
The Mayor and the Hon. Common Council,
f The City of Rochester, Minnesota. '
Gentlemen -
The Public IItility Board, at a meeting held on Oct. 30th, 1923,
;passed a motion requesting your honorable body to cause 3rd Street N.E.,
�► ;;from Broadway to 1st. Avenue N.E., to be closed for the purpose of giving
the Municipal Electric Light Plant necessary room to store coal and for
�; such other purposes as the growth of the, institution may, demand in,the
future.
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Yours very truly,
Public Utility Board
A. J. Lentfer-Secretary."
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The following report of the' Engineer,in the natter of the above mentioned
bids for the construction of an addition to the Warehouse and for the construction of
team sheds, was read, and motion by Witzke second by Cook carried that the same be
accepted and placed on tile:
"November Fifth,
Nineteen Twenty Three.
Honorable Mayor and
Common Councils
Gent lemen:
I herewith report tabulation of bids for construction of Warehouse and
team sheds:
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WAREHOUSE:
? G. Schwartz and Cod �5585.00
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George Maske, l�GIe6.00
TEAM SHMS:
G. Schwartz and ,Co. 2212.00
George Maske, 2480:00
.I respectfully recommend that both jobs be let to same contractor if at
all, and further recommend; that all bids he rejected and the work be done by day
labor.
Respectfully submitted,
C. He ARMt')TRONG,
CITY ENGINEER."
Motion by Witzke second by Newhouse carried that the above mentioned bids
for the construction of an addition to the City Warehouse, and for the construction
of a building for the protection of teams and conveyances at the Public Hitching
Grounds, be each rejected, and that the City Engineer be.instructed to secure the
necessary labor, materials, etc., and construct..an addition to. the City Warehouse
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on the South 26 feet of the East 50 feet of Lot 4, and the North 22 feet of the East
50 feet of bot 3 in Block 102 in Willson's Addition, according to the plans, profiles
and specifications for said addition now on file in the office of the City Clerk of
said City, and, that the City Engineer secure the necessary labor, materials, etc.,
and construct a building for the protection of.teams and conveyances at the Public
Hitching Grounds on the North 6 feet of the West 15 feet of the East 65 feet of Lot
1, the West 15 feet of the East 65. feet of Lots 2 and 39, the 'Jest 15 feet of the
East 65 feet of the South 26 feet of Lot 4, and the South 15 feet of the North 18
feet of Lot 4, all in Block 102. in Willson's Addition,• according to the plans, pro-
files and specifications for -said building now, on file in the office of the City
Clerk iof isaid City:
14otion by L01mon second by Newhouse carried that the certified checks of
the
above
mentioned
bidders 'on the construction of
an addition
to
the
City Warehouse,
and
for a
building
for the protection of teams -and
conveyances
at
the
Public Hitch-
ing Grounds, be each returned to theme
Alderman Newhouse introduced a resolution granting permit to Ralph M.", een,
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for C Company, 205 Infantry, M04G., to hold, give and conduct public
dances in the National Guard Armory on November 3, 10, 179 24 and 29, 1923-
and fixing the amount of the fee at a, total sum of $540, which was read.
Upon motion by Lemmon second by Roeder, and all voting in favor
-thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Newhouse introduced a resolution granting permit to
Martin St. George, for the American Legion, to hold, give and conduct a
public dance in the National Guard Armory on November 12th, 19239 and fix-
ing the fee at the sum of 4100, which was read.
Upon motion by Roeder second by Kitzman, and all voting in favor
thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and adopted.
President Weeks at this time excused Alderman Newhouse who left
the Council Chambers
At 3:45 P.M4 motion by Witzke second by Roeder carried that this
Common Council take recess for a period of thirty minutes:
At 4:15 P JA; on November 5th, 1923, pursuant to recess taken
Council again convened and were called to order by President Weeks;;
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Roll Call: Present: Weeks, Cook,`Kitzman, Lemmon, Roeder, Witzke:
absent: Newhouseo
The following report was read, and motion by Lemmon second by
Witzke carried that the same be accepted and placed on file:
To the Honorable
The Common Council,
Of the City of Rochester, Minn.
Gentlemen:
The committee, appointed by your body to investigate gas rates
for the City of Rochester, hereby respectfully report that the contract and
ordinance between the City of Rochester and the gas company provides,
tGas used for illuminating purposes, the sum of two dollars ($2.Cb)
per thousand cubic feet, and gas used for fuel purposes when controlled by
special meter, the sumof one dollar and Iseventy five cents ($l 75) per
thousand cubic feet, and discount of twenty five cents per thousand cubic
feet from the foregoing prices, provided payment therefor is made on or
before the loth day of each month at the o ffi ce of the gas' company for gas
consumed during the previous month.'
The second division of the sixth section of the ordinance, under
which the company is operating, provides for re -adjustment of rates but
only for the purpose of lowering below the above figures, -anal says 'all
other evidence relevant to the matter shall be final for the next ensuing
period of five years, but the rates so fixed shall not exceed the rates
fixed by this ordinance, t which is the rate -hereinbefore provided.
Your committee "would .respectfully report that they would cdvise
granting this maximum rate without hearing and advise that the City enter
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into an agreement at said maximum rate, that is on the b4sis of one ,and fifty one
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hundredths, dollars ($1.50) per thousand cubic feet, sub jest -to a penalty if not paid
before the loth, and that tho City arrange to make all reasunable tests necessary to
see that the gas so furnished is of-stand6-rd quality, pressure and heating capacity.
Respectfully submitted,
Signed
• Julius J. Reiter
Thos Fraser(
John J. Cuok
J. T . Lemmon
Fred R. Witzke."
Motion by Lemmon second by Kitzman carried that final action in the matter
of the to cal , gas rates be postponed to November ,19th, 1923, at 8 0' clock P.M.
The following report of the City Attorney was, read, and motion by Witzke
second by Cook carried that the same be accepted and placed on file, and that the
Chief of Police be instructed to'govern himself in accordance with the ruling of the
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Attorney General in this matter:
"To the Honorable
The Common Council,
Gentlemen:
of the City of Rochester, Minn:
The question of bus licenses for the ianter-city buses came up and I submit
herewith the report of the Attorney General, with no special comments at this time,
Respectfully submitted,
t Thomas Fraser
November 5th, 1923- City Attorney."
The following copies of resolutions passed and adopted by the Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund of said City, were each separately read, and motion by Witzke
second by Roeder carried that the same be accepted and placed on file, and that tb, =
action set forth therein be approved:
"Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota: `
That, for the purpose of better investment of the funds concerned,
{,189000.00 of the value of two United States 4 Treasury Certificates of 4$10,000.00
each, numbered Z6402 and 26403, dated May 15`th, 1923, and maturing March 15th, 19277,
each of said Treasury Certificates having March 159 1924, and all subsequent interest
coupons attached,` are hereby sold to the Rochester Loan and Trust Company of Rochest-
er, Minnesota, for the sum of 018206.37, the said sum being a total of $18000,00
principal, $90400 premium and $116,37 accrued interest from September 159 1923s, to
November 3rd, 1923.
In consideration for the above mentioned ',p200000.00 of United States
mreasvey rertilicp-�tes, said ^-.-ochester Loan and '"rust Company shall nav to t.re ri-+.v o-O
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Rochester, Minnesota, for the above mentioned $18,00000 the above,men-
tioned sum of $18,206.37, and furnish to the City of Rochester; Minnesota,
two United States Treasdry 4q�°f Certificates of 01000 00 each, ,of like
maturity, etci numbered 170440 and 170441."
"Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the sum -of $18,027.41 be appropriated from the Sinking
Fund of said ('Ity, . and paid to the Rochester Loan and Trust Company of
Rochester, Minnesota, for $17,000.00 principal, $63330 premium and
0394.11 accrued interest , (to November 2, 1923) on the following named
bonds:
Three City of Rochester, Minnesota, 6% Permanent Improvement
Revolving -Fund Bonds of �1000,00 each, due December 19 1926, Bonds No
:121, 122 and 123 on a 44i75 basis;
.Seven City _of Rochester, ,Minnesota, Permanent Improvement Revoly-
Ing. Fund 6% Bonds of `$J,000 00 each, due December 1, 1927, Bonds Noe
1519 1521, 1539 1549 1550 156 and 157 on a 4.7Q basis;
Two City of Rochester, Minnesota, Permanent Improvement Revolving
Fund6% Bonds of $1,000. 00 each, due December 1st, 1929s, Bonds Nosy. 239
and240, on a 4.70 basis;
Five City of Rochester, Minnesota, Electric Light 5% Bonds of
$1000.00 each, due January 1, 1928s Bonds Nosi 1519 1522 153, 154 and
.1550 on a 4,170 basisr"
An ordinance regardingrthe firing and discharging of firecrack-
ers, etc., within the City -of Rochester, Minnesota, was given its third
and final reading. ,
Upon motion by Lemmon second by Cook that the saidr ordinance be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor .thereof, President Weeks declared
the said ordinance,duly passed and.adopted.
Motion by Lemmon second by Witzke.carried that the City Clerk
be instructed to notify the various bond brokers interested .that this
Common Council will, if the market is such at the .time that there will be
no loss through the transaction, approve turning into cash on January 1,
1924, of 065,000.00 of three 44 Liberty Loan Bonds of 1928 maturity, now
owned as Sinking Fland investments, toward the purchase of $98,000*00 of
City of Rochepter, Minnesota,, optional 1929 5% Electric Light Bonds.
The following report of the City Attorney was read, and Presid-
ent Weeks ordered that, the same be placed on filer
To the Honorable
The Common Council,
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Of the City of Rochester, Minn* -
.Gentlemen: ,
I would respectfully report that the Rochester Milling Company
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has set a price of five thousand- dollars !-(`$5000.00). on their property, which has been
talked of for park purposes.
Respectfully, submitted,
Thomas Fraser
Dated November 5th, 1923i, City Attorney."
The report of the Chairman of the Finance Commi Ltee, to the effect that he
had checked the October, 19230 report of the Building and Electrical Inspector and
found same to be correct, was read, and President Weeks ordered that the same be
placed on file, and that the said report of the Building and Electrical Inspector be
placed on file:
The following recommendation oaf the Lighting Committee was -reads and motion
by 77itzke second by Kitzman carried that the same be accepted and placed on file, and
that the City Clerk be instructed to notify the Public Utility Board to make install-
ations, accordingly:
"Rochester, Minnesota,
November 5, 1923• t
Honorable Mayor and `
Common Council:
Gentlemen: `
The Lighting Committee recommends that street lights be installed as follows:
One at the intersection of First Avenue and Fourth Street Northeast;
One on Sixth Avenue Southeast, 330 feet south of the south line of Center
Street East6
Respectfully submitted,
LIGHTING COMMITTEE,
By John J. Cook, Chairman."
The following Special Committee report was read, and motion by Lemmon
second by Roeder carried that `the same be accepted and placed on file:
"Rochester, Minnesota,
November 5th, 1923.
Honorable Mayor and
Common Counci14
Gentlemen:
The Special Committee,appointed by the Chair for such purpose, recommends
that the City Engineer use his own discretion in the matter of allowing Mr. 00 V.
Farmer to remove apple trees from FifthStreet Southwest west of Fourteenth Avenue.
Respectfully submitted,
SPECIAL COMMITTEE,
By G. H. Newhouse, Chairman."
Alderman Lemmon introduced a resolution appropriating $473*60 from the
Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund in payment of
payrolls for labor for the weeks ending October 5, 12, 19, and 269 1923, in accord-
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ahce rieth. sworn billing made -by William Sake, Secretary of the Park
Board, under date of November 3, 1923, which was..read.
, Upon motion -by Witzke second by Lemmon, and all voting in
favor thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and
adopted.
Alderman.Witzke introduced a resolution appropriating S250000
from the rGeneral band for temporary transfer to the K-re ,Protection Fund
of said City for use in ;the 'said Fire Protection Fhi*qdj, which was read.
^. Upon motion by -Roeder second:: -by Lemmon, . and all voting in
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favor Thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and
ad Qpt ed. r r
Alderman Kitzman introduced a resolution appropriating
- :.$2163,.42 from the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the
John C. Moninger Company for materials furnished, under contract, for
the new greenhouse in' Mayo Park, in accordance with their billing of
October 99 1923, said billing being a total of $2207.57 with a discount
of $44a15 for cash, which was reads
Upon motion by Nitzke second by Roeder, and all voting in favor
thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and &,dopted
r; Alderman Kitzman introduced the following resolution which was
read:
Be it resolved by the Common Covncil of the City of Rochester,
Minne sot a:
.That the present old north team shed now standing be moved
back toward the mill race into line with the south shed, and raised
up- to the same elevation, and that ninety (90) feet of new shed be
constructed .adjoining the south end of the present team shed.
r Upon motion try Roeder, second by Cook, and all, voting in favor
thereof,,President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Cook introduced the following resolution which was
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WHEREAS,the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota,
at a meeting thereof held on October 22nd, 19239 duly passed and
adopted a resolution declaring it expedient and necessary that a
local public improvement to be paid for by special assessments, levi-
ed. as provided by law, be made in said City as follows:
That a sanitary sewer be constructed in Fourth Avenue Southwest
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between the center of Third Street Southwest and a point 100 feet
north of the north line of Fourth Street Southwesta
WHEREAS, said Common Council in and by said resolution ordered
that a public hearing be held at 2 o'clock P.M4 on November 5th,19239
at the Council Chambers, in the City Ball, in said City, and directed
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the City Clerk to give notice of said hearing as provided by law, to all persons ,
interested in the said improvement, and said rresoluti,on was approved and signed i
by the Mayor of said City, and,
WHEREAS, said City Clerk -did duly and in due time, as ordered publish a
notice of the time and place of said public hearing and of the purpose for which
the same was to be held, in the Rochester Daily Bulletin, the .official paper of
said City, on October 24th, 1923, and,
WHEREAS, on November 5th, 19239 at 2 otclock P.M: said Common Council duly
met at the Council Chambers, in .said City Halls in said City, and said public
hearing was then end there held and all persons interested in the said improve-
ment,, who were present, were then and therehheard before said Common Council in
relation to- the said improvement; and the said Common Council having duly consider-
ed the matter of making.the said improvement, and the reasons and arguments for
and against the same and deeming it expedient and necessary that the said improve-
ment be made:'
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THEREFORE, Be it resolved by said Common Council:
That the aforesaid improvement and the whole thereof be made, and done and
the same is hereby ordered to be .made and done and that the whole cost and ex-
pense of the said improvement be paid, by special assessments, levied as provided
by law,j
Be it farther resolved by said Common Council::
That the City Engineer of said City be. ;and he is hereby di.recteu to prepare
and file in the office of the City Clerk of said City detailed plans, profiles
and specift cations for said improvement as herein. , set forth, and to make and
report to said Common Council am estimate of the cost and expense of said improve-
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Tipon motion by Lemmon :second by 'Cook, and all , voting in favor thereof,
President Weeks declared said res`olutioh .duly passed and 'adopted.
Charles R. Armstrong, City Engineer, submitted plans, profiles, specifica-
tions and estimate of cost for the construction of a sanitary server in Fourth Avenue
Southwest, between the center of Third Street Southwest and a point 100 feet north of
the north line of Fourth Street Southwest, which were considered by the Common Council;
said estimate. of cost being a total of $393,051
Alderman Cook introduced the following resolution which was rr ead:
WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, at a meet-
ing held on November 5th, 19239 after due notice given and hearing had as provided
by law,. did pass and adopt a resolution ordering that a sanitary server be con-
structed as follows: In Fourth Avenue Southwest between the center of Third Street
Southwest and a point 100 feet north of the north line :of Fourth Street Southwest,
and in said resolution directed the City Engineer to.prepare and file in the office
of the City Clerk of said City detail:dd plans, profiles and specifications for said
sanitary sewer, and to make and furnish to said Common Council an estimate of the
cost of said sanitary sewer; and said City Engineer on November 5th, 1923s pursu-
ant to said direction, did file in the office of said City Clerk detailed plans,
pro fil es and specifications for the said sanitary sewer and did report to said
Common Council an estimate of the. cost,,and expense of said sanitary sewer;
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THFiREFORE, Be it and it is hereby resolved by said Common Council:
That the plans, profiles and specifications so made and filed by
said City Engineer be and the same are hereby adopted as the plans,
profiles and specifications according to which said sanitary sewer
shall be constructed; and that the estimates of the cost of the said
sanitary sewer reported by said City Engineer be filed in the office
of the City Clerks
Be it further resolved by said. Common Oouncil:
That the whole cost and enens`e of constructing said 'sanitary
sewer, to -wit: In Fourth, Avenue Southwest between the center of Third
Street Southwest and a point 100`feet horth'of the north line of
Fourth Street Southwest, all according to .the plans and specificat-
ions for the same on file in the office of the City Clerk, shall be
assessed upon and against each lot, piece and parcel of land benefit-
ed by the said sanitary sewer, to -wit: against each and every lot,
piece and parcel of land abutting upon the said sanitary sewer,, with
out regard to cash valuation, ratably and in proportion to the spec-
ial benefits conferred by said sanitary sewer, respectively, i�pon
each said lot, piece and parcel of land.
- Be it further resolved by said Common Council:
That a meeting of said Common Council will be held at 8 o'clock
P.V* on November 19th, 1923, at the Council Chambers, in the City,
Hall, in said City, at which meeting all persons' interested in said
sanitary sewer may appear and be heard before said Common Council in
relation to the said sanitary sewer, or to the mode of the assessment
for the cost and expense thereof, or any other matter or objection
relating to the said sanitary sewer upon which they may desire to be
heard* The City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to prepare a
list which shall contain a description of each and all of the pro-
perties abutting upon the said sanitary sewer above described and he
nacres of the owners of the said. properties so far as the same! are
known, which list, together with a notice of'the time and place of
said meeting and hearing above mentioned, he shall cause to be pub-
li'shed once in the official paper of said City at least ten days
before the date of said meeting and hearing:
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Be J.t further resolved by said Common Council:
That the City Clerk be and he is hereby ordered and directed
to advertise for bids as provided by law, for furnishing all mater-
ials and doing all work necessary for the construction of the said
sanitary sewer above describedr Said bids shall be received and
opened by said Common Counbil at a public meeting thereof to be held
at 8 o'clock P.M. on November 19th, 1923s at the Council Chambers, in
the City Hall, in said City. Each bid must be accompanied by a
,certified pheck for at least ten per cent of the amount ofthe bid.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids:
Upon motion by Cook second by Lemmon, and all voting in favor
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thereof, President Weeks declared said resolution duly passed and adopted
Motion by Lemmon second by Kitzman carried that the City
Engineer be instructed to secure the necessary labor and materials and
instal a 36 inch diameter and 40 ft. long corrugated iron culvert in the
roadway near the intersection of Third Avenue Northwest and Thirteenth
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Street Northwest.
The following claims were ready and motion by Lemmon second by
Witzke carried that the same be al.'lowed,and that .the Mayor aid City Clerk
be instructed to draw -warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payment
accordingly: `
From the General Fund: Walter H. Newsome, $50 00; The Yellow
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Cab Co., $n17.15; West and Postier Co , $1, 65; Star Laundry, $.70; The Liddle Hardware,
$1 joo ; S . J. ''Hauck, $$8.25 ; John Ploof, $72126; .The 1 Blakely :Printing Company, $2.80 ;
Sullivan and-Earwick; $$20; 30; H. and Hs Electric Company, $$9.60; Tiffin Wagon and
r 000 •, Ifinneapolis Blue Print. Co G 7 , $5 : r 5; Miller -Davis Comp ally
Truck uck Company, 1 ,
$4.93; H..8. Adams, $5000; Public ITtility Fund, 1141:62. r
From the Street and Alley I'and: The Liddle Hardware, $$116,05; Geo. W. Engle,
$$5.90; C, and. N. ff. Ry Co., $33,;28; C. Geow Meredith, $$+70; C=. P. Josselyn and Son,
02.20 ; Ellis 'Machine and. Aut o Co , 31 f35 ; Sawinski Auto Repair, $3.50 ; west and
Postier Co., 1.:10;..The Barrett Company, $28N40; E. A. Knowlton Co., $3.50; Priebe
and Fratzke, 7 20; Rochester Iron Works, $1+00; Priebe and Fratike, 04005; Dodge.
Lumber and Fuel Company, $liiO3.; F. J. Lehner, $22.850,
From the Dire Protection PUnd: American -La France Fire Engine Co., $$8.50;
R. C. Drips Grocer Co., 01N90; The Lucile Hardware,: $N20; J. N. Johnson Co., Inc.,
$53,50; Kos Bros. Tire Shop, $1.50; F. J. Paine Co., $$64.00; C. P. FJerstad, 5.55;
S. E. F3odenlos„ 48. 41; - R. C. Drips "Groc,er. Co., $8.53; The Model Laundry, $$10.50;
The Schmidt Printing Co., $$3:00; American Railway Express Co., $$.44; Star Laundry,
$$14:95; C. and N. W. Ry Co., $4.47; Wm• E. Cadmore, $$178 1.6e
From the.Sewer Fund:.Rochester Iron Works, $170400; Dodge Lumber and Fuel
Co�., $$2.50-; Public' Utility "Fund,iL '�4•�1• .
From the Si-141ge Fund: Priebe and. Fratzke., $6 01; F. J. Lehner,' $$4400;
C. and' N. W Ry Co:, U.50$
From the Permanent Improvement RevoTlving. Fund: W. W. Lawler, y'$78.406
From the Permanent Improvement Fund:.Electric Blue Print Co., $1.50;
Ptom the Park Improvement Fund: Publie.Utility Firnd. $45•01; Dodge Lumber
and Fuel Co., $1004; General Fund, City of Rochester, Minnesota, $$10.88; , Carl W.
Nielsen, $136'00; Public Utility Board, Water Department, $$5.75; C. and N. W. Ry Co.,
$$1.28; C. and N. W. Ry Co., $1150880
On motion by Lemmon second by -Cook -Council adjourned to November 19th,
1923, at8 o clock P.Mii
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