HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-10-1925'Jinutes cif an adjourned regular meeting of the. Common Council of the
City of Rochester, Yinneso 1,a, held in the Council Chambers, in the City lral.l,
in said City, on August 10th, 19?5, at 8 o'clock P.M.
T.Teeting called. to order by President Weeks.
eeks
Roll Call: Present:�Adler, Cook, Kitzmen, . Postier., Wright, Absent:
I Bach.
Frederic Bass, Engineer of Itinneapolis, 14innesota, submitted plans,
profiles, specifications and estimate of cost for the proposed locnll Sewn.gn
nisposal Plant, which were considered by the Common Council, said estimate of
cost being a total of $281,574.00. .
\� Alderman Wright introduced the following resolution, which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, 1.!inne-
,1 sot a:
That the estimate of cost, plans, outline drawings, and specifications
for the masonry work, cement, screens, .settling tanks, aeration tanks, sludge
digestion tanks, sludge beds, outlets, mechanical equipment, grading, etc.,
• re'quir- ed. for the construction of a Sewage Disposal Plant and connections, des-
cribed: - A trunk line sanitary sewer commencing at the North line of Thir-
feenth Place Northwest if extended,' and approximately 'thirty (30) feet East of
I the West line of Broadway Street North, thence North east erly in Broadway.
Street North to a point one hundred twelve and one-half (1122) feet North of
the Southeast .corner of out .lot nine .(9) in Northern Addition, thence No,rth-
westerly approximately two hundred (200) feet to the Sewage Disposal Plant,
• which is to •be constructed on parts of out lots six (6) , seven (7) , -ei nht, (a)
' and nine (9) , in Northern - Addition, prepared by Frederic Bass of .Minneapolis,
` "innesota,' andsubmitted by him 'to said Common Council, 'tie and the same are
each and all hereby accepted, adopted and approved and ordered placed on file
in the office of the City Clerk of said City, as being the plans, outline
drawings,: etc., foi. the .said improvements
' Upon''notion by 1s'right second rby 'Cook thdt the 'said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favdr tliereof,' President Peeks declared the
Isaid resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman wright introduced the following resolution, which. was read:
• "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, TTi.nne-
sota:
That the City Clerk of s-Pid City be and he is hereby ordered and dins
ected to advertise for bids as provided by law for the :Dirnishing of all Labor
and materials' necessary fdr all masonry work, cement, screens, settling tanks,
aeration tanks, sludge digestion tanks, sludge beds, outlets, mechanical
equipment, grading, etc., for the constructing of a Sewage Disposca,l. Plant by
said, City .of Rochester, on parts of out lots six (6), seven (7), eight (8) and
nine (9), in Northern Addition, to the said City of Rochester, 'Tinnesota,
aecording to the plans, outol.ine drawings, specifications, etc.,, -prepared by
Frederic Bass of �,Tinneapolis, Ifinnesota., and on file in the office of the City
Clerk of said City. Said bids will be feceived and opaened.' by 'the said 'Common
Council at a public meeting thereof to be held at 8 o'clock A. Mo,Sdptember
4th, 192,, in the Council Chambers, in the pity Mall, in said City. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check upon some reputable bank, payable to
the Mayor of said City, forat least ten Percent (10�o) of the amount of the
bic?, which -check and the amount of money specified therein shall be forfeited
to said City of Rochester, Afinnesota, as liquidated damages if the bidder upon
the letting df the contract to him shall fail to enter into the contract so
�r let*
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and the right is al-
so retained to hold all bids and certified checks until the bid.s have been
canvassed and a contract awarded and an approved contract bond furnished. "
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LTpon motion by Cook second by Wright that the said resolution be adopted
as read., and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolutio
duly. passed and adopted,,
Motion by Cook second by Postkor carried that the City -Attorney and the
City Clerk be instructed to secure the opinion of a recognized bond attorney upon the
proposed issue of bonds for ithe' local Sewage Disposal Plant construction.
J. 0. Nelson of 'the Nelson Motor Sales Company made the following applica-
ti-on but no action thereon was taken:
" Rochester, Vinne
To the Honorable President of the City Council
of Rochester, Hinnesota.
Deer Sir:
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We hereby petition the CITY of Rochester for the privilege
s of securing additional space under our new building, a distance of
ten feet under the sidewalk which will give us more light in as much
as we plan on using imbedded glass in the sidewalk.
The contractors are at cork now and would like to hnor: this
-evening if the permit can be granted, because they contemplate on
finishing* this excavating in not less than ten days.
Yours very truly,
J. 0..• Nelson,
Nelson, Motor Sales. "
H. Le Schellin, Building and Electrical Inspector asked the City of
Rochester, T-Ti.nnesota, to purchase an automobile .for his affici.e.1 use, but no action
Tas taken on his request.
The following communication was read, �+nd motion by Cook second by Wright
carried that the same be placed on file:
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To the Honorable Common Council, f ,
Rochester, tXinnesotae
Gentlemen:
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Having, completed the plans and= specifications for the sewage
disposal plant, t, request that a second partial payment of $4400,00 be
paid to me.
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The estimated total copt pf the plant, is %1281574e The fee due,
at 3% i''s therefor %$8447.22. From this amount there is to be deducted
�1000 paid for the preliminary report, $447.84 paid for sever, g3ugings
and 11600 15'aid as a partial payment on plans and specifications July 1st,
1925, a total of 03043.e4, leaving a balance of 05403e38, assuming that
the contract is let at the estimated cost.
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The payment of P'4400, at this time would therefor leave a bal-
ance of approximately O'1000; less if the contract price is less than
0281574, and morip if the contract, price is greater than this figure. Tn
any case, there would be a substantial balanoe due, when the bids are can
vassed . -
respectnilly yours,
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F�lederic Bass, ,
Consulting Engineer.
Minneapolis, Vinnesotae "
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Alderman Cook introduced a resolution. Appropriating- $4400.00 from the
Sewer Fund and ordering payment made to Frederic c Bass to anply on services as
Cor.sul.ting Engineer in the preparation of plans, etc., for the local Sewage
{ Disposal Plant, Thieh c-as read.
Upon motion by Wright second by Cook that the said resolution be
adopted as read., and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared. the
said resolution duly passed and adopted..
hfotion by Cook second by Adler carried that the City Clerk be in-
structed to advertise a notice of bids for the construction of the local Sewage
Disposal Plant in several trade journals.
The report of the Health Officer for the City Farm for the month of
j' July 1925, shoeing receipts in the amount of $425%25,. dj.sbursements in the
amount of $2711.36, and a balance on hand. in the amount of 010,386.19, was read
and motion by Adler second by Cook carried that the sane be placed on file.
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The general balance sheet of the City of Rochester, ?Minnesota, unex-
pended budget appropriations statement, financial statement, etc., as at July
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31st, 192,5, prepared by the City Clerk, were laid. before the Common Council,
and on motion by Cook second. by Adler, the same were .ordered placed on file.
Balance sheet, income statements, etc., of the Public Utility Depart-
ment as ,at July 31st, 1925, prepared by the Secretary of the Public Utility
Board, vrere laid before the Common Council, and on motion by �Coak second by,
Adler, same were ordered placed on file, the said income- statements showing a
het profit in the Tight Department for the month of *July 1925, of $9564.20, and
a total net profit for the four months of this fiscal year of $329017.81, and
a loss in the Water Department for the month .of July 1925, of 01773,45 and a
net profit in the Water Department for the four months of this fiscal year of
$5387.21.
The report of the CityWei. aster for the month of Jul 1 2 show-
ing �'� y 9 5, ho
ing weighing fees received during the month of July of $6.80, and $2.00 collect-
ed for February 1925, rhteh was read, and, on motion by Wright second by Cook
the said report was referred to the Finance .Committee. '
The application of A. H. Foster for an electrician's license, was
read, and motion by Pogtier second by Wright carried that a, license be granted.
The electrician's license bond, of, A. H. Foster with. Carl Kjerner and
E. L. Lyman, as sureties' thereon, each in the amount of 01000.00,.was read, and
otion by Cook second by Fright carried that the said sureties be accepted and
that the said, bond be approved and placed on file.
The application of the Fifty -Fifty Club for permit to hold, give and
conduct public dances in the Woodman Hall, on August llth and 25th, 1925, was
e ad.
• The application of Dr. J. H. Fisher for permit to place and maintain
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a sign Qn the building known as No. 20 Fourth Street Soutb est, was read, and motion
by Postier second by Adler carried that permit be granted.
The application of the Salvation Army for permit to pl.acd and maintain
a sign on the front of the building known as No. 11 F%rst Street Southwest, was read,
and motion by Postier second by Wrig)it carried that permit be granted, and that the
fee provided therefor, be waived.
A petition asking that Eighth Street -Southeast from Fourth Avenue Southeas
to Eighth Avenue Southeast be sprinkled with water or treated with calcium chloride
during the season of the year 1925, which petition carried the waiver of the necessit
y for the proper publications to validate the assessment and an agreement to pay for th
same- aJhen the assessment is made, was read, and motion by, Cook second by 1 ri ght
carried that the City Engineer be instructed to secure the necessary labor and mater-
ials and sprinkle or treat the said part of Eighth Street -Southeast curing the season
h of the year 1929ii,
t Copy of requisition �by the Health Officer upon. St. A..fary's Hospital for
Isolation Hospital services in the establishing, maintaining and releasing of quaran-
tine for Francis Callaghan an as a y y
� t gh poliomyelitis patient, -was read, and on motion b
Fright second by Cook the same cues ordered placed on file* r
d
Motion by Postier se,
eond by Adler carried that the Chair appoint a Com-
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irittee for conference with the Committee appointee by the County Commissioners of
`Olmsted County, relative to the clailtt which the City- of Rochester has against the sai
Couuity, and claims crhi ch the County of Olmsted has against the City r o f Po the st e-, and
P4esident')Weeks accordingly appointed the City Attorney and Mer'_,,. of the Isu.nici gal
f Cdurt' as members of the said Committee.
Alderman Postier introduced a resolution granting permit to the Fifty -
Fifty Club to hold, give and conduct public dances in the Woodman Hall, on August llt
and 25th, 1925, and fixing the fee at the total sum of $2.00, a:;hich was reed.
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Upon motion by Postier second by Cook that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President weeks declared the said resolu-
tion d$ly passed and adopted*
Motion by Cook second by Wright carried that the sum of $1.31 be apnropri-
' ated from the'2:•Iusical Entertainment Fund and paid to A. J. Lentfer, Treasurer of the
Ito chester Park ;Band! for ; furni shing free musical entertainment to the general public.
The following claims for cutting weeds were each read, and motion by Wrigh
second by Cook carried that the same' be allowed and that an appropriation be made fro
the General I%nd and payment made to the persons as follows:
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George Schmelzer - for cutting weeds on the property of Ben.J.Plumley,$l.0 ;
s' Francis Schmelzer - for cutting weeds on the property of Carrie Be Tipple.
$1..50;
Frank Phillips for cutting weeds on the p g property of Martha IT. Gates,$1.0 ,
Varner P. Dickman - for elztting weeds on the property of Richard witzke,
$.50;
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Warne,. P. Dickman, for cutting weeds on the property of Wm. Stinkel,
.50
Varner P. Dickman - for cutting weeds on the property of Renry
Thomas, $1.00;
Warner P. Dickman - for cuttinm weeds on the property of Leona
Schroeder, Moo; ,
Varner
P.
Pickmen. -
for
cutting
weeds
on the
property' of
Valentine
Saam, $1.00;
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warner
P.
Dickman -
for
cutting.weeds
on the
property
of
Clerance C.
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Warner
P.
Dickman -
for.cuttin.g
weeds
on the
property
of
S. O...Sander_
son, $2.50 ;
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Warner
P.
Dickman -
for
cutting
weeds
on the
property
of
Walter -
Fratzke,
Warner
P.
Dickman -
for
cutting
weeds
on the
property
of
S. 0. Sander-
son, $1.00; -
Warner P. Dickman - for cutting weeds on the property of Nettie Ken-
dall, $1.004
Motion by Cdok second by Adler carried that the certified checl-'s of
the unsuccessful bidders on the.. construction of a sanitary sewer in part of
Eighth Avenue Southeast, and for the re -papering, re -varnishing and repaint-
ing, etc., of the City Hall, be each returned to them.
Motion by Postier second b� Wright carried that the sum Of 054000 be
appropriated from the Street and Alley Fund and payment made to Fred S. Broft,
for compensation for injury during the.p:eriod July 21st, 1.925, to August 10th,
19259 , inclusive:
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Motion by Cook second by Adler carried that the Purchasing Committee
be granted power to act in the purchase of a new typewriter for use of the
Clerk of the: Municipal Court..
'lderman Kitzman introduced a• .resolution appropriating $478.9 J from
the General Fund and ordering payment made to the Rochester Post -Bulletin, for
official printing and, publishing during the month_ of July 19251, which was read.
Upon motion by Wright second by Cook that the said.. resolution •be
adopted as read, and all.voting in favor. thereof, President Weeks declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Kitzman introduced a .resolution appropriating 8 ' 154.04 from
4 they General Farad and ordering payment made to the, Rochester Oil Company for
gasoline, oil, grease, etc., used for. sprinkling and flushing, which was read.
Upon motion by Adler second by Wright that the said resolution be
adopted. as read, and all voting in. favor thereof, President Weeks declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted. _
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Alderman Adler introduced a resolution appropriating $149.03 from the fr+
Street and Idley Fund and ordering payment made to the- Ro'ehester Oil Company for, -,
g.asoline, oil, etc., being %1116.90 for Job No. 4039 $18.52 for the City engineer's
automobile, $2.85 for miscellaneous and $10.70 for City Warehouse, which was reed.
Upon motion by Cook second by Adler that the said resolution be adopted as
read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Teeks declared the said resolution
duly passed and- adopt,ed.
Alderman Postier introduced a resolution appropriating 1300.00 from the
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Cener. al Fund and ordering payment 1�iade to the American Veter Company of Chicago, J
Illinois, for one gas testing machine and equipment, which was read.
Upon motion by Wright second by Cook that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolutio
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Adler introduced the following resolution,. which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of ''ochester, �Tinnesota:
That the said Common Council does hereby .recommend to the Public Utility
''oard of said City, that the said Board does, from the Public Utility Fund of said
City, refund.to the -present o%,ners of the property in Sunnyside Addition, their pro
rata share of the cost and expense of the l.ayinR of the water main in the said Sunny-
side addition. "
Upon motion by Adler second %y Cook -that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Peeks declared the said resoluti
duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Cook introduced a resolution ordering that sidewalks be construct
4d and instructing the City Engineer to give the required notice thereof, which. vlus
read.
Upon motion by Cook second by Wright that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Teeks declared the said resolutio
duly ;gassed and adopted.
Alderman Pottier introduced the following resolution, which was read:
"MIIEREik8i the Common Council` of the City of RoehestF�r, 141nnesota, deem it
expedient and necessary that local public improvements, the cost and expense of the
construction of which shall be pain by special assessments.levied as provided by law,
be made and done in said City as follows: ,
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That. the paving on Second Street Southwest between. the Vest line of l+irst
Avenue Southwest and the East line of Second Avenue Southwest be widened to a width
of seventy (70) feet by laying a fifteen (15) foot strip of three inch (3") vertical
fibre cut vitrified clay or shale, non -repressed, and especially burned for street
navin, brick, on each side of the present paving on the said part of Second Street
Southwest, and that a stone curb be constructed along the outside of each of the said x
fifteen (15) foot .trips of paving +znd that the intersecting streets and alleys be ">
paved and curbed to the sidewalk line;
That the paving on first Avenue Southwest from the South line of Second
Street Southwest to the North line of Fifth Street Southwest be widened to a wicith
of seventy-nine (79) feet by laying a nineteen and one-half foot (19L) strip of seven
inch (7.) one course steel reinforced concrete on each side of the present having of
the said part of First Avenue Southwest, end that the intersecting, streets and alleys
Lbe raved to the sidewalk line;
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I That the paving on Fburth Street Southwest from the West line of
R-oadway Street South to the East line of _idrst Avenue Southwest be Widened
I to a width of seventy-four (74) feet by laying a seventeen (1�) foot strip of
seven inch (7") one course steel reinforced concrete on each side of the
present paving on the said part of Fourth Street Southwest, and that the inter-
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secting sere ',Ind alleys be paved to the sidewalk line;
^T-TI.JRE1',tOnL, Re it and it. is hereby .resolved by the said Common Council;'
II That a public hearing of all persons interested �n either or. any of
{ the Laid imp')rovemcmts, will be held at 8 o'clock P.Y., on Avrmst 24th, 19259
i in the Council Chambers, in the City ?I^11, in said City, at which public hear-
Inr all persons interested in the said improvements may appear and be heard
j befor. e said Common Council in relation to the said public improvements. The
City Clerk; of said City is hereby ordered and d.ir.ected to, cause to be publish-
(ed in the official paper of said City a notice to all interested persons of
the time, place and purpose of said meeting and hearing. "
Upon -notion by Cook second by Kitzman that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor. thereof, President Weeks declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
The City Engineer submitted plans, profiles, specifications and esti-
mate of cost for a sanitary sewer in Second Avenue Northwest between Eighth
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of Second Street Southwest and Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, which were consider-
ed by the Common Council, the estimate of cost for the sa.nitary, sewer in part. ----
of second Avenue Northwest being 0813.00., and . forr the one in parts of Second
Street Southwest and Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, $1858.40.
Alderman Wri ,ht introduced a resolution adopting the above mentioned
plans, profiles and specifications for the construction of a sanitary sewer
commencing at the center of the intersection of Fourteenth Avenue Southwest
and Second Street Southwest, and running West along; the center line of Second
Street Southwest to a pointseven seven (7) feet Fast of the center line of Fifteen-
th Avenue Southwest, thence South 1 degree, 1.5 minutes, 'lest 330 feet to the
'center -of Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, thence South along the center ?.ine of
Fifteenth Avenue Southwest to the center of Fifth Street Southwest, and order-
ing them and the estimate of cost placed on file, ordering an advertisement
for bids to be opened at 8 o'clock P.M., August 24th, 1925, and ordering;
notice for a public hearing at 8 o'clock P.M., on August 24th, 1925, which was
i read.
Upon motion by Cook second by Kitzman that the said resolution be
adopted as. reac.,
and
all voting
in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the
said resolution
duly
passed and
adopted.
Alderman Postier introduced a• resolution adopting the above mentioned
plans, profiles and specifications for the construction of a sanitary sewer in
Second Avenue Northwest along, the East side of Cascade Park, described as
follows: - Commencing at the center of the intersection of Second Avenue North-
west and Tenth Street Northwest and running thence Southeasterly to a point
thirty (30) feet West of the Southwest corner of Lot 12 in Block 24, in North-
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errs Additiftp thenoe .$.outherly to, a.point twenty (20) feet .Pest "ofthe intersection
of -the center line of Ninth 'Street Northwest with' the East. Tine of Second Avenue '
Northwest•, thence Southorly. to 'a•point. 'five (5) feet South and thirty (30)' feet West
of,the Northwest' cor;Ler,of Lot .15 yin •Block ?3, ,in Northern' -Addition; and ordering. themi
and the said,..estim«te ;o-f cost placed :,on fi3e, ordering.:. advertisement for 'bids. to be
-opened August.24thq•'19:5, at' 8 o ,qIo k PM. 'and ord ring.notice o'f a public hearing
fo.r" 8 o'.clock P.M., 9 .on August 24th, 1925,' *which was read.. '
Upon motion.. by Cook' -second by.WrighV Vhatr ,,the said resolution - be adopted
as reed, and all voting in, favor. thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolu-
tion -duly passed •:a4d adopted.:
The • recommendation of .the. Street :dnd Alley omm,ee`. ancT the City Engineer
that curb and gutier•.be constructed -on Sixth, Street'• Southeast from Third Avenue to
Fourth Avenue, was read, arid on-motion•by..Pos�ier second by Adler, the s'ame was
accepted ..and -placed on •file.
The following. claims . were read,:, and motion by Kitzman -'second by Cook carri d
that the . same •be allowed and. that* :the Mayor and City Clerk be. authorized and directed
Iro draw warrants' on.the City..Treasurer and make,,paymgnt accordingly;
From the General Rind: S. J. Hauck, $1.50;',H.: & H. Electric. Co.,'. 9.50-;.
Alderson Bros.,.$2a60.;,' Sullivan &. Ha`vdck',' 01e" YelloO .-Cab"y Co:; $29.95; 14111er06
Davis Co., .$1*04;, Maass &.A��cAndrew Co., $2.'55; :Foster Battex►y 'Co., iP:40;' _Pest •& Pos-
tier,, $5.95; Webtern Union •Telegraph Co., $4...50; Mrs. H. Fe Helmhol.z, $1.00; R. L.
T011e' fson Co., +$$2.00;:. Post -Bulletin Bo., $4.59; Harold H. .Crawi'ord, $.11.50;. Rochester
Plumbing & Heatln,g Co., .63,• Nelson Motor Sales Co.., $3. 3;::Dalsbo 'Eleet.rio Co.,
$6.50; A. J. Hen fir, $4.51`;':R. L: T01lefsons Cq $3.20; i ochest:eriTire Repair, $1.00;.
Foster Battery .Co., `$�,&95;..Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph .Co., $44,80' Star .Laundry,
$.85;,-George `•Schmelzer., $23 50;' C: •-F. Massey.. Co., $4.90; Sharp &` Smith,' $1.25; Pd.
Nelson, .$4.50; M. Nelson, $3.00; F. J. Lehner,`' $$1.90;-UPestern Union T�+elegraph Cot,
$6,r.73; Roch.69ter Cylinder Grinding Works' $10025;
From the Street and ! Alley Fund: Warner P'. Dickman, $.1.00;" F. J. Lehner,
$$19.65; 0.- G. Hanson -and .:Son, .0.95;: East. Sills Welding and, Cutting Shop, 03.25;
Kos Bros. Tire Shop, $2113!�; Nelson ldotor Sales. Co.,: $2.50.; M. Nelson, $8:75; J.. P.
Spencer, .60; Dodge. Limber '& ,Fuel Co'., $10..21; Western ,Union `telegraph Co., $1:18;
Rochester .Cylinder Work's,. .50;,
From the Fire Protecti-on Fund:_ G.ermo Mfg.. Co., $10.42; R. L. Tollefson
Co., $140; Rochester Electric Co.,' $1.25; $aihly & Rommel, $$..70; L'Wm. E. Cudmore,
$21.02; Foster -Battery Co., $2.75;.;Star La�,indry, $17.20;; Roodhouse Bros. $1.00;
West & Postier• Co.., $$.85; The.'Lid'dle Hardware, $2.85;- Tri-State Telephone &'!'Tele-
graph Co., $7,00; Reid: Motor •Co.', $ 75; -Me Nelson, $$.75; J. P. Spencer, 405;
From the Sewer. Fund-,., City of Rochester*.Light Department,. $$6.30; F. J.
Lehner,. $4.15; Dodge Lumber.& .Fuel: Co., $589;
From the Permanent Improvement Fund: Stevenson & Melone Agency, $7.74;
From the Park Improvement Fund;. Rochester. Ekectrie Co.,25.20;
Electric .Supply .Go.., $1.25; 'Dodge Lumber & Fite .. bo., 40 Nelson Motor
Sales Pa., $15450i;_ Midland Lumber .& Coal Co., 099 70; J: P. 5Pencer, 13.25;•
Rochester t.ce & Fuel Co•, .$21 86; Chas, . C. Mohr, 415000';., Rochester Oil Co.,
$1.90; TTugb Schroeder, $25.00; Poche'ster Egg'& poultry Co., . $43.00; Oreutt
Walters Co., $11.00-; L':.. F. Milostan, 7.884A.
Motion by, Cook second. by Adler carried that the City Attorney be*
granted a leave of absence for one.. week beginning August '17th,. 1925.
Motion by Cook second by Wright carried. that the Cha,•Lr a�?oint a
Committee for a conference 'with the Commissionet of Highways, relative to the
repair of the paving on Third -Avenue Southeast,.'. and to confer with Fielding and
Shepley, Inc., relative to the rental of their asphaltimixing planit, and Presi-
dent Weeks accordingly appointed the City Attorney and City Engineer as members
of the said Committee.
On 'motion by Kitzman second by• Wright Council adjourned to August
/ 3.7th, 1925, at 8 o'clock P.M.
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