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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-11-1925565 2,linutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common. Council of the City of Rochester, ':Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, �n the City 'Tal.l, in said Cite on December llth, 1925, at 7:30 O'clock' P.M. 1.4eeting called to order by President I -eeks. Roll Call: Present: Meeks, Adler, Bach, ITickr, itzman, Postier. Absent: Wright; Alderman 1AIright being absent on account of the illness of himself'. Ui� motion by Kitzviian second by Postier the minutes of the meeting held �I on December 7th, 19205, were approved. j P T �i President Peeks announced that this was the time and place fixed for a hearinf, on the grading to an established grade line and to a width of thirty (30) feet,* of Second Street Northeast between the Last line of Second Avenue Northeast and �! the Zjtarrbro River* and asked if there was any person present who wished to be heard in any ria,tte.r concerning the said grading. There was no person present who wished to be heard relative to the said improvement . "'here .vere no bids received for. -the grading; of the above described part of :second Street Northeast. Al(iN:ic,man Postier introduced a resolution detenilining to adhere to all former L^esolutions passed and adopted in the proceedingsrelative to the gyrading of pert of Second Street Northeast, as above described, which was read. Lrpon motion by Postier second by Kitzman that the said resolut:_'c:r bE adopt— a ed as rend, and aI1 voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolul Lion duly passed and adopted. - On motion by Postier second by !Ticks the City Engineer was instructed to r secure the nee,:ssary labor, machinery, materials, etc., and grade the said part of Second Street Northeast, as above described, in accordance with the plans, profiles f End :specifications therefor. Paul TT. Buske. called attention to the delay of the Firemen's Relief i tlssociL�,tion in paying over to the widow of John A. Boylhart, the funeral expenses ,-rut pension to which she is entitled, and on motion by Adler second by Bach the matte 9,,,as-i-eferred to the City Attorney for his investigation. and report to this Common Council at the next meeting thereof. + ; The report of the fIealth Officer for the City Farm for the month of November 1925, showin-; receipts in the amount of $6079.07 and disbursements in the amount of $2547.01, and a balance on hand in the amount of ',;�'g650.33, was read, and ` on motion by Hicks secoiiu by Ldler, the same eras ordered placed on fYle. r11he report o ' the Clerk of the Muni. cip al Court for the week ending i November 23rd, 1925, showing criminal fines collected in the amount of $194.00, for the week ending November 30th, 1925, showing criminal fines collected in the amount 3 of 44-14.00, civil fees .received in the amount of ;,M*00, and Olmsted County fees � i P 566 I for the month of Keptember and October 1925, collected Li. the amount of $85.00, ;I and the report for -i,he week ending December. 7th, 1925, shooing criminal. fines f collected in the einount of 01.0.00 and civil fees received in the ancunt of ,i `�2.00, were each scpa.r. atel.y read, and on motion by Kitzman second by TTi cks, the same were referred to the City Attorney. The application of Harold Persons and Lawrence Van Kook doing busi- ness ad the Checker Cab Company, for a license to use an automobile in local taxi service, was read., and ��ii motion rj- Postic_� second by Adler �.J.C�f�nse was gr. a:1t; ed. The fel.loriiiII7 tel.egrem 7ias rep,(?_, and cn motion by Each second by Hicks the same was ordered placed on .file, and the City Clerk ;,v%s i.,.•�-tructed to request a letter of confirmation. on the said tele�?­Pin.: " ST P AITT-i 147ITN 20 8P D T � C 11 1925 a P' VI RT c��t?T r V !_,'TY RO CiESTER VT WESOTA RLTI,TSTATE RAHBATN POLT CY FA AX FOUR MIT ETC-TTT ONE T?,10 TEN FOR PERTOD TWENTY DAYS H A ?,CKAY - 225P " The application of 1Trs. Ella Jones for the transfer of automobile ..i tense From covering -automobile licensed under State �To. B-154235, to covering a seven passenger Buick Sedan automobile, licensed under. State of T�innesota R-97536, was read, :.. and -� an endorsement _fora public liability and. pro)crty damage insurance policy No. Y-90534 transferring; the coverage as above describ- ed, %Tds also', ready at which motion by Po^tier second by Hicks carried that the application. and transfer of automobile. license No. 30, be granted, and the said endorsement he placed on file. The application of the Women's Relief Dorps No. 30, for permit to hold., give and conduct 4- public dance in the 1y.O.U.T. Hall, on December 17th, 1925, and of the. Zumbro Chapter, Order of De 1folay, for permit to hold, give and conduct a public dance in the Rfasonic Temple December 26th, 1925, were each separately read. The following communication was read, and on motion by Postier second by Kitzman the same was ordered placed on file for later action by resolution of this Common Council: " Rochester, Tlinnesota, December 9th, 1925. F. Wr. i g,ht, City Clerk, City Dear Sir: T am herewith returning your check for the sum of $lt872.50 to cover municipal court fines due Olmsted County. ;Drl�67 ,I Tn making this Settlement it was the intention of the committee from our County Board that this amolint should settle all fines due Olmsted County up to April. Ist, 19240 and since that time all fines on state cases, exce.ot fines for violation of motor vehicle laws, should be paid to the county** At the m6eting, of our Eounty Board held vest erday, Mr,, S-p-JIane was present and I think he understands it this way also. Trusting that this meets tnidth the approval- of your Council, T am Yours very truly, -Amiel L. Glabe, County Auditors Upon motion by Postier second by Adler the sum of $59.60 was appropriated from the Street and Alley Pund and ordered paid to Otto Wil-ke as compensation for injury to and including December 31st, 1.925, i ..A.:rp.qup,st, from Henry Brock, of the Out Door Sports Committee, asking that i the Common -Councif authorize the Public Utility Board to furnish lights for the skating rinks located at each of the grade school buildings., was read, and on motion ( j by Postier second -by Adler the City Clerk was instructed to request of the Public Utility Board, that. they place lights for the skating rinks at each of the grade i school buildings. The following communication was reads, and on motion by Kitzman second by 7 Hicks, it was ordered. placed on file: THE AMERT CAN EX ('Iq AZT G E - P A C T FT C NiTIONAL BANK, NEW YOI1?JCj December. 9, 1925. TJr. A.F. TvIlright, City Clerk, City of Rophester Minnesota �Dear Sir: Replying to your letter of December 7 regarding Electric Light coupons of your City, which will be due July 1, 1925, we wish to say that we cannot alter our decision as made in our letter of May 15, 192541 us T f you wish/to pay these coupons, we will do so., if you remit us New York funds thirty days before maturities, otherwise we t;.ill make our regular charge of one-fourth of one percent. Very truly yours, G. Giddings, li Asst, Trust Officer, Alderman Bach having introduced an'ordinar.ce to amend an ordinance entitled An Ordinance auth6rizing the Rochester Gas Company and its assij.Das to it - acq1iire and construct and maintain and operate gas works in the City of Rochester., Olmsted County, �-.Iinnesota, "which would Provide and. allow that the said Gas Company ii might collect a '1j�1.00 a month minimum charge for their service during the, period December 1st, 1925, to December 31st, 1926j, which k.-as heretofore had its first read- ing, made formal request upon President Weeks that he be allowed to withdraw the said a68 , ordinance and that it be returned to him, c-hi ch withdrawal a„id return were denied. by Presic;ent Weeks, at which on. motion by Bach second by Ad1_er, Aldermen Bach was €alloy-Edto withdraw_ the said. ordinance and. it was returned to him• . I The following; communication was read, and on motion by Kitzman second by Nicks the same was ordered placed. on file: it 12-9-2-5 TTono-able mayor and.. Common. Council. . CI- ent1emen: Tn order that you may be able to act intelligently f in the matter of financing the Sewage Disposal. Plo.nt from the prcscnt date to April FIr. st T am furnishing you the follow-ing information from the estimates of quantities: Ttem No- 7 Class A concrete 4492 yds. (P 15.30 68227.50 Ttem No. 8 Class B concrete 302 yds. @ 18.00 5436.00 Ttc,m No. 9 Class C concrete 682 ysa. O 9.00 .......... 5957.00 1D3 ton reinforcing stieel mixed size and price •.•.•••. 19650.00 I Total host of concrete and steel ••••••••••••.•••••••.. 99283.60 9928.36 This if com-:lete virou.ld be al.loc,ed at 90�- or 89355.24 i At present we cannot expect to .raise the con- struction above M 70.00 which is ;around level and amounts to approximately 3A of the construction or 3/4 of 89355. 24 which is 67016.43 ffe have paid estimates on material which will deduct from the above amount the sum of 7472.92 ( 1i nh l ..A.vO. t.h ra amnvnt. n f ............. • .. • • .. • • • • • • ... 59543.51 which it is reasonable to suppose we will need by 41'?ril. lst, 1926. Respectfully, C• TT. Armstrong, CITA:hfB City. Engineer. " The following; copies of resolutions passed and adopted by the Com- ,r,issioners of the Sinking Fund., were each se )arately read, and on motion by Postier second by Kitzman, the same were ordered placed on file .and the actions set forth therein, were approved: "Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking; Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the sum of $707:26 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from the Sinking Fund of said City for payment to the First National ank of Rochester, T�Unnesota, for 11�700.00 United States Second Liberty Loan 44/,) Bonds, Purchased from the 1.9innesota Loan and Trust Company of Minneapolis, T?innesota, and for%,a.rded through said bank, being; one 1a500.00 Bond and two `jSl.U0.U0 Bonds, and. '4!,700.00 of the sold sum being; principal on. the said Bonds and U .03 being Premium on the said. Bonds, ma'cing a basis of 100 23/32 amd 02.23 being interest accrued November 15th, 1925, to December 12th, 1925, @ 4 0/; the said aVPrc,*.%ri- ation being, made from Library Addition moneys accumulated thr. ough the collec- tinh of interest on Sinking; Fund investments. " "Pe it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, "i.nnesota: That the sum of `P2034.32 be appropriated from the Sinking; FAa.nd of "innesota, for said City for ;payment to the First National Bank of Rochester, — �<>> e ' (0 4 10 0 T2000.00 State of Minnesota 4a,. Rur. Pl Credits Ronde d.».e Pfcemb�r 1�t, 193-a, basis of 101.5858, purchased from the Minnesota Loan and T-ust Company of �?inneapolis, { Minnesota, and forwarded through the said Bank; i52000.00 of the s id slim being :_)rinci- 1; pal on the said Donds, $31.72 being premium on the said Honds, and 11112.60 beinrr inter i i� est accrued D:=cember lst, 1925, to Dec mber 1.2th, 1925, ,�_` 4-1- said '9onds being; pur-� chi,.sed from money in the Sinking; I'und5.c hich V535.10 is T�J.rrht anu �,ater Sinking F1zn�s t f r for i.nvL-stment and `;p1499.22nbeing from interest collection on Electric Lirrht Ponds �( Ljinkin ; Prod investments. "B it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, r� nnesota: { That the sum of P'43l&25 be appropriated from the Tnterest Rind of said City and -paid to the First State Bank and Trust Company for six months' interest due January 1-st, 1.9'6, on City of Rochester., T•.finnesota, 54-0 Sesser Bonds, numbered 13 to 30, i_nclusive. The City Clerk called attention to the accounts which the City of Rochester has against Fielding and Shepley, Inc., and C. '?. SEhruth, for paving repairs on First Street Southwest and Second Street Southwest,r.espectivelyi the account against the first -lamed concern being 717.04 and that against the last named person being $400,606 On motion by Postier. second by Bach the City Clerk was instructed to prepare a resolution providing for advertisement for sale of the old Third District Third Ward voting booth. On motion by Postier second by dicks the City Clerk was authorized and directed to secure the necessary ballot boxes, booths, etc., for the newly created Riz'th election District of the Third Watd. The following report was read, and on motion by Bach second by Licks the sa_,ie was ordered placed on file: " December ll, 1925 , To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen: T have examined the records :in the docket of J. F. VcAdamz, Justice of the Peace Cor the Third Ward of the City of Rochester, from the 1st day, of July, date of my last report, to the 25th day of ?3ovt_,mber, 1925, both dates inclusive, and' -find same to be sa,+,,isfactory and legal in every respect. Respectfully submitted, Janes T. Spillane, City Attorney. 11 The following report was read, and on motion by Adler second by Hicks the some s°Jas ordered placed on file: Rochester, lfinnesota., December llth, 1925. Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, '`innesota. Gentlemen: We, the Finance Committee of said City, do hereby respect- 570 `I I I i fully recommend that the proposal of the Olmsted. County. Bank and, i i Trust Company be accepted- providing, that the additional -deposit with them does not exceed '120,000.00 and.that they furnish approved. collateral of the amount provided by Law for -this deposit. i Respectfully' submitted, TTTE F'.TNANCE CO1,DUTTEE0 i i� Alike Kitzm%U i 'Eh airman H. J. Po s it er li , I A. 1,-T Bach " The following; rlinority Committee report w.°.s reed, and on motion by Posti_er second by Kit.,,man, the same vies ordered placed on file: I Rochester, 'Jinne sot a, December tlth, 1925. TTono.r. able TTayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, 'Tinnesota. Gentlemen: I As a member of the Committee for the consideration of the, Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company's proposal for being; designated as a City Depository for additional deposit, T do hereby I .I make a minority report and recommend ation, ,hi ch is, that their bic?- I be rejected and no consideration be given to further Proposals ;i wherein collateral is to be the security except that the proposal is to pay at least ?2 j, for. savings account money,, that is, so lone, as the oin.g,rate of interest for savings accounts is 3%. i Respectfully submitted, 'I A. E. VJr i ght , CITY CLERK. " Alderman Kitzman introduced the following resolution, which was read: "?nT71,'REAS, the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company of Rochester, :! Minnesota, has on this date made a proposal to pay an interest rate of per ;l annum for a deposit of "k20,000.00 of City of Rochester, Vinnesota, funds in Savings account, with the said Bank and Trust Company; �I i SO TTTE1*RE.FORE, Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, 'Finnesota: I Thot the said Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company of !Rochester, A4innesota, is hereby designated as a City Depository for cadditibnal �20,000.00 over and above that designation provided for in a resolution of this Common Council -passed and adopted on August 24th, 1925, the said d.esi,gna.tion and the whole thereof to be governed by Sections 47 to 54, inclusive, of the Charter of said City, and such other Sections or parts thcr.eof of said. Charter of the said. City, as may be relative to City Depositories, this designation being made with the understanding and agreement that the said Bank and Trust will furnish collateral to cover their responsibility for this deposit as Provided for in the Laws, of the State of ifinnesota. " Upon. motion by Kitzman second by Bach that the said resolution be !; adopted as read, and all_ voting; in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Aiderm,q�n Kitzman introduced the follot,,ing resolution, which was .read: "RESOT.,UTTON PROVTOTNG- DOR TTTE TSSTJANCE AND SALE OF 0759000.00 OF TTTE CTTY OF RO CRES9.ER, A?TNNFSOTA, SEWAIGh PT'APO SEA, PLj,PTT B`)TTDS=',tTTTTORT�E,D BY TTTE VOTT:.RS TREREO F AUGUST 19th, 1924, ATTD XTT?0'T7 Z- ING THEIR1jXECUTTON AND DEI_jTVL;RY. Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, I.tinnesota, as follows: Section 1. It is determined to be necessary and for the best interests of this City that there shall be, at this time, issued and sold $�75, 000.00, par value, being, seventy-five (75) Bonds of 11000.00 each of the 4350,000.00, of Sewage 11)isnosal Plant Bonds authorized by the voters thereof Au�nzst 1.9th, 1924, being City of Rochester, �Tinnesota, 44f Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds, all bearing the date of September lst, 1924, and that the City Clerk of said City be and. he is hereby i authorized and directed to publish notice of the meeting of this Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, which is hereby fixed and directed to be held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in said C.i.ty, on the 31st day of December, 1925, at 2:00 o'clock P.A.Q., for the purpose of openi nr and considering bids for the ! said. Bonds, in the Rochester Post -Bulletin, a legal_ newspaper printed and published in said City, and the official newspaper thereof, in which the said notice shall. he published as required by law. Section 2. That the seventy-five (75) Bonds of said issue so to be offeree for sale and issued at said time, shal_1 be, the City of Rochester, Minnesota, 4 0 Sewaf;$ Disposal Plant Bonds, elated September 1st, 1.9241, and becoming, due in their numerical order as follows: - -6walve (12) thereof on the first, day of December in the year 1525, four (4) thereof on the fir. st day of Dec(- ber in each of the years 1927 to 1935, both inclusive, and three (3) thereof on December lst of each"of the years 1936 to 1944, both inclusive; all matured and past due intere^t' coupons to and including December 1st, 1.925, to be deto,ched from each of the said Bonds and cancelled and further that the said Bonds shall be substantially in`the form :?..dopted by resolution of this Common Council on the 19th day of August, 1925, Section 3. Upon the sale of the above mentioned 075,000.00 Sewage Dispos- al Plant Bonds, the If.ayor. and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directed to duly execute the said Bonds and the City Treasurer of said City is hereby directed to deliver .the said Bonds to the purchaser thereof upon. the +payment into the i City Treasury of the full amount of the purchase price. as follows: Section 4. That the said advertisement for*bids shall be substantaally N 0 T T C E O F S AL E 0 F $75, 000.00 CTTY OF TMCH ;STER,,, MUNNESOTA, 4-y SEVIAGL D.TaPOOtL PLANT BONDS. The Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, will meet in its Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in said City, on the 31st day of December 1925, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., to ooen and consider scaled bids for."'05,000.00 of the City of Rochester, ?4innesota, 44- Sewage Disposal Plant :Bonds, then to be issued and. sold., being part of the issue of ',350,000.00 of the said Bonds authorized by the electors of said City, to be used. for the purpose of establishing and building a Sewage Disposal Plant and a trunk line sanitary sewer connecting therewith, Rrithin and for said City. All of said Bonds will be of the demonination of y'1"1000.00 each, dated September 1st, 1924, and maturing as follows: - twelve (12) thereof on the first day of December in the year 1926, four (4) thereof on December lst, 'of each of the years 1927 to 1935, both inclusive, and three (3) thereof on December lst of each of the years 1936 to 1944, both inclusive, with interest until paid at the rate of 44j1'1 per annum payable semi-annually on the first day of June and December of each year. (all coupons maturing on or before December 1.st, 1925, ei-dll be detached and c�ncellec Both principal and interest'of these Bonds will be made payable at the office of the City Treasurer at the City of Rochester, �.TJ.nnesota. All bids must be addressed to the undersigned City Clerk, at Rochester., r,Iinnesota, and be accompanied by a duly certified check for 2c of the.prineipal of the Bonds bid for, payable, without any 0 I 572 condition, to the order of the City 1fi_nnesota, c.-hich Treasurer of Rochester, 2�, will, if the bid is accepted, be applied to the purchase price of thorn F3cnc1P. ~ otherwise to be returned to the unsuccessful bidder or bidders. � The successful bidder will be entitled to receive the written approv- ing opinion of- J. I..f. '.fartin, Attorney, of Minneapolis, ?'innesota, appr. ovine the legality of the said issue, and such successful bidder will be regiai_r.ed to accept delivery and pay for said. ',onds immediately upon his bid being accepted. No bids will be considered for less than par and accrued- interest from December 1st, 1925, The Common Council .reserves the rihht to reject any and all bids. " Upon motion by Kitznian second by T3ach that the said resolution be adopted as read, and. all voting in favor. thereof, President Weeks declared the saidresolu.tion duly passed and adopted. Alderman Nicks iritroduced the following resolution, which was read: "i-PEREAS, compensation policy No. LC-4155'issued by the Independence Indemnity Company covering the City of Rochester, Tflinnesota, has been cancelled by the said. Company effective as of November. 30th, 1925, and VIfTL:2EAS, effective Dec!imbar 1st, ' 1925, the Standard. Accident Company issued compensation policy No. AZ-107737, covering the City of Rochester.., 1T_i.nne- s o t a, and j°.I EREAS, the advanced premium paid to the Indemnity Tnsurance Company was -11900.00, and the advanced premium required by the Standard Accident Company is 91200.00, T. F. Kennedy being Agent for both Companies. SO TTTE.RLOT�ORE, Be it resolved by the Common Counc'i.l of the City of Rochester, 1.{innesot a. - That the said 4$900.00 premium advance on the cancelled policy be and the same 'i s hereby transferred and applied to the advanced premium on policy No. AZ-107737, leaving a balance due T. F'. Kennedy, Agent, throu-gh the transfer of 0300.00 ; the said full transfer of the said t"$900.00 leaving the situation that the earned premium due the said Independence Tndemnity Company, Novenbcr loth, 1925, to 19ovehab6r. 30th, 1925, shall be paid to them upon their making prop nr claim therefor. Be it further .resolved by the suiu Common Council: That the sum of 'a,300,00 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated and ordered paid to T. F. Kennedy, the appropriation to be from the following n M. ed funds and for the purposes stated.: <583.E35 from the Street and Alley Ftiind for compensation :insurance on "Ftreet construction, street cleaning and concrete sidewalks; `i>;58.09 from the General Find for compensationi in.sizr. arse on Policemen, ni.Pri.cal officec,employees and miscellaneous aunicip, 1. employe(-!,, and appointive officials; 0142.09 from thw Fire Protection Fund for tompensation on F1 r ern c-:n; :;P12.02 from the Surer iAuld for compensation insurance on sewer cleon" 4g; $3.55 from the Parl& Improvement Fund for compensation incur. a.nce on Park appointive officials and employees. " Upon motion by Adler second. by Each th&t t,h! said resolution be adopted. as read., and all voting in favor. thereof, President Weeks declared the J said resolution duly passed and adopted. Conti�auation certificate for bond No.SB-153579, covering; 'Filbert M,crienery as Treasurer of the Rochester fire Department Relief Zlssociatio.n for the proper disbursement and custody of. 7.925„ tax collections, are about to be appropriated, to him, 1{iremen's Relief, and on motion by iK.itZIIIan .second by Ficks the said continuation certificate was accepted and ordered placed on file. j Alder; ,an Adler introduced the foll.owin;r resolution, which was read: I if Be it -i°esolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, '.finnesota: That the sum of $922.85 be ap )ropriated from the Firemen's Pelief Pund and pc id to Wi'.bert Afcllenery, as Treasurer of the Rochester I'j.re Department Relief Association as payment to him for iunds realized in the November 1925 tay col_!Pction to provide funds for pensions and relief of members of the PTLre Department and their j widows and orphans and for the purhooes provided in Chapter 19-7 General Laws o(' T.,Tinnesota ror, Ghe year 1909. " Upon motion by Kitzman second by Hicks that the said resolution be acxopted as read, and all voting, in favor thereof, President Wii eks declared the said resolu- tion duly passed and adopted.' Alderman Bach introduced the follovvring, resolution, which was read: "Whereas, the Common Council of the City of Rochester did on the 23rd day of JTovt_lber 1925, ap-n-,,opriate the sum of Eighteen hundre6. s--v-my-t%To S,r_d 50/100 (VI.872-50) Dollars, and ordered the same paid tc? the C )uiltT, of Olmsted ana StaY,:.� of _!.',Zne'sot4 as bayra;�nt in full of all fines collected for violations of State Lauri and � paid into the )_,Tunicipal Court of the City of Rochester up to and, includ.ing,June 70, 1.9255, and Mmereas, it no(T appears that the said payment of Eighteen hundred seventy- two and 5u/100 (0872,50) Dollars should have been for fines, collected for the period ending 11areh 31, 192Y, instead of June 30, 1925. Therefore, be it resolved by -i,lie Common Council of the City of .2ochester, f �!innIrscUa, that the i.sum of Eighteen hundred seventy=tavo and 50/108 ($1872.50) Dollars' i be and the said sumIs hereby apporptiated from the general fund of said. city and ordered paid to the County of Olmsted, State of Minnesota as and for payment in full to said County of all fines aolleeted and paid into the Municipal Court of the City of Rochester .and due the said County of Olmsted for the period ending the 31 st day of March, The Viayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized anal. directed to draw r.'arrant for said sum upon the, City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cause said payment to be made. Be it -lAirther orde ed by said Common Council that the said resolution as passed b; the Commo!i Council on the 23rd day of November, 1925, be and the some is hereby repealed, c+.nd that the check issued Glial-uuricier be `cancelled. " Jpon motion by KitzmAn second by fficks -edict the jLdd resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the sai.c? re",ol.u- tion duly passed and adopted. Alderman Postier introduced a resolution granting permit to the Women's Relief Corps No. 30 to hold, give and conduct a public dance in the 11.l.jT.T. gall, on December -.7th, 1925, and fixirig the fee at '1.00, which vas rcvd. ITpon motion by Bach second by Adler that the said resolution b- adopted as read, and all_ voting in favor thereof, President Weeks declared the said rasolu- tion duly passed and adopted. Alderman Postier introduced a resolution granting permit to the 7�umbro 1 574 Ch, Prter, Order of De Vol 14.y to hold, Five and condl)ct a, public dance in the Masonic Temple on December 26th, 1-1325, adid fixing the fee at $1.00, which was read. y TlitZma'n second ITpon motion b I)y Pdler that the said resolution be adopted as read,, and all vot-LnF-, in. favor tht-reof, Preslcicnt Weell-s ctecla,red -bite Said re%olntion duly* - psm!(I Find adopted. The followint.1,' el ii!ns were. rr,-rv!., :Io!(r on motion by 'K.itzman second by ]Rach the same vv-ere allowed and the "Tayor and City Clerl< were authorized and ;,!directed to draw varrants upon the City Treasi,,rer. and make 1)ayment accordingly: From the general Fund: Sunnyside Painting ',,7orks; q$68,80, Rochester. :Post-rjulletin, J2.GBi Ylal.ter Eckholdt, $5-35; Western. Union Telegraph Co., �1.88; Dernard ?fCjre.nZie' $10.00; C. F. ITassey Co., 8,1.35; Foster Battery Co., 0 ACI ai H. S. A S' i�17-60; The Mayo Clinic, 86.00; From the Fire Protection Fund: Dodge Lumber and Fuel Co., 42-_?77; From the Street and Alley Dkind: 11ayes,- Lucas and Green., 063-75; !Hayes.-- Lucas and Green, Oe-r-C); loom the Sewer 11"'and: Gate City Tron Works, 063-00; & N. RY- Cc 50; C. & N. V,. RY. Co., $2-40; lilrom t h e Park T,,iiprovement Ftind: Hanson T-:lardware Co., $4419.77; Roch- �ester Oil Co,,, �.16; Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Cos, $2.00; City of 'Rochesterf Water Department, $'3,30; Dodge Lumber & Fuel Co., Rochester !Body & Fender Worlics, $-75- Kris Nielson, $12.15; Rochester Tce & �.Vtel Co,, ii'l. f ,I,p-70 On motion by Adler second by Bach the matter of changes for and the !equipping of an office for the Public ITealth Nurse in the Witherstine property Iwas referred to the Public Gro,ind-S, Committee m.,th Dower to act in the Tnattcrs On motion by Bach second by Hicks the City Clerk.was instructed to ,Inotify the Secretary of the R6chester Commerbial Associations thk effective 'January Ist,* 19260' the City of Rochester will discontinue the use of the q omen's Rest Room in. the Commercial Association building., ii to Upon. motion by Bach second by Adler Council adjourned/Decer,,ber 31st, '11925, at 2:00 o'clock P.M. it CITY CLERK.