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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-02-193128 -•Y ' C Minutes of a regular meeting of the OAmmOn Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council_ Chambers, in the City.Hsll, in said City, at 2:00.o'olock•P.M., Febraary 2nd, 1931. Meeting called to order by President'.rLiddle. (: Roll Call, Present:, Liddle, Amundsen, Dallman, Hicks, Miller, Rommel, Vihstadt. Absent: None. E IIpon mot ion' b Rommel se Bond by Dallman : the minutes of the y ,,: meetings held on January 19th,1931, and.Januarg 21;' 1931; were each approved. The report , of the Clerk of the Manioipa4 Court :for the week ending January 26th,1931, whs:tegd,''and President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney; the said report showing $165.00 oriminal.fines collected, , $6.95 civil fees received, $54-015 Olmsted -County Ckeek for'December 19309 municipal Court fees, $12.10 Court Costs changed to Olmsted County and $2k.50 fines oollected•due to Olmsted County. Upon motion' by Rommel',' second` by Dal'lman, .the sum of $21,50 was appropriated fr on ' the General Fund and' it was ordered that the said sum be paid to Olmsted Vounty, Minnesota, for local Municipal Court fines collected 'due to Olmsted County. The January 1931 report of the tCity Engineer showing expenditures of $79.20 from the General Fund for labor,$547.71, from the Street and Alley Fund, $682.96'from the Sewer Pond, and $55+83from the Bridge Fund, was read, And President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. ` The following report of the Building and Electrical Inspector as to his tests made of gas during January 1931, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "Report of gas testing for January 1931. Date January 6, 1931 January 8, 1931 January 10, 1931 January 13, 1931 January 15, 1931 :January 17, 1931 January 20, 1931 January 22, 1931 January 24, 1931 January 27, 1931 January 29, 1931 January 31, 1931 B.TAN per cuo foot of gas. b3? 542 538 536 530 549 560 - 549 662 534 548 542 Don E. Postier, Building as Electrical Inspector. " The aI-plications of Rochester May�.'Tag Company and Lillian's Coffee Shop for permits to place and maintain signs'were each read, and upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Rommel, permits were'gra .ted. A� 29' 14 The • appli cat i©n.; o f , H, R. Kerschbaum for transfer of his Sign permit from 20 Fourth, -,Street S6uthwest,,-ft0..22 third Street Southwest, ;was read, and upon motion by Rommel; second. by:;Dallman, the transfer was granted. The following applications for public dance permits were read: Company C. 205th°; Inft Minnesota National Guard, for the National Guard Armory, February 3rd, .7th, ,-14th, > and' 17th, 1931. Whitlock -Sonnenberg Post No.1215,- Veterans of Foreign Were,, for the National Guard Armory February 9th,1931:- Lucy A. 'Stolp; f©rfthe Royal Neighbors of America, for the Woodman .Hall, February 12th,1931. The follooving.notice; relative to local jail condemnation was read, anq updn motion by Hicks, second by Miller; the .same was referred to the Citizen's Municipal Buildiug Committee t ; "STATE, OP MINNESOTA DEPARTM ET OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS St. Paul January 24 1931 City Clerk Rochester, Minnesota Dear Sir: I recently inspected your city jail and found the same deplorable conditions that we have found for ye ars (i. No doubt you know that this lookup has been officially condemned and should not b4.used after such lcondeianetlon`:is iii-,force. Sometime this may cause trouble for the City of Rochester. You know *bat you are not allowed to put a prisoner in a condemned lockup. Steps should be taken to procure a new .building. r Very truly yours, L. G. Foley e, L.G.Foley:,ra Inspector " f , The following 'oommm'nieatiotn was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: t "THE LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA MUNICIPALITIES Executive Offices: University of Minne s otal-Librety,Minnespolis,Minn. January 28,1931 Mr, A.F.Wright City Clerk Rochester, Minn. Dear Mrj Wright: As you probably know,'the question.of amending the elec- tion laws in reference;.,to changing of residence from one precinct to another within t tdrty days` 'of, n elootion was approved by the Legislative Conference at its meeting, jest Thursday.: ,We are looking for you to suggest the type of action you think should be taken, and stand ready to give the matter' any support before 'ther,Legislaturw or its, committees that is practical and possible for us to do. 1Tru8tIj%g1,that. we, may serve you further, I am Yours very truly, AF/II - Ambrose Pallor, Staff Attorney." 30 0 A A copy of a bill for sn act to-peamit the'regulation by the Council of emiplvy8eat of labor on public works '.in• Cities- of the second Class and operating under special laws, was read, and'Presiaent.Liddle ordered that the same be. placed on file. The following request for authorlty made -,.by the =Bmbkt of Park Commissioners, was read, and President Liddle, orderod. tho6t the same be placed on file: "January 26th,1931. "To the Honorable Mayor and Common,_ Council of -the City of Rochester: The Park Commissioners this day opened bids f(r the purchase of one 1 Ton Truck for use in the Parks of the' City of Rochester. The Park Commissioners respectfully ask permission of...your Honorable Body to enter into contract with the Ellis Motor Company for the purchase of One New Dodge` Four -'Cylinder'! Mod4l t VF' $OD 1* Ton Truck, with closed Cab, equipped with 30a5_ Front,. and 30a5 Dual Rear,, Heavy Duty 8 Ply Tires, and Wood Gl Hoistwith CJl' 1j yard Capacity Body. Delivered in Rochester, for the suR, of;, $1172.0.0. Respectfully submitted, Art Wachrelner,Pros ident . Wm. Enke , Secretary." The Following copy of resolution passed and adoptedby the Commission era of the Sinking Fund was read, and upon motion by Rommel, second by Miller, the action set forth therein was approved and it was ordered that the said copy of resolution' be placed on file i resolved, by too Commissioner.p. ,oP the Sinking Fund of the City oft Rochester-, ,Minnesotan '. That the •sum - of $5203.* be,_and ithe said sum is. hereby:.appropriated from the Sinking Funddof said City, and it is ordered that the said-aum be paid to the First National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, for $5,000 ©O State of Minnesota 4�6 Rural Credit Bonds dated• Deoember .lat, 1924, and :maturing December lst•, 19391, at .a .3,s80% basis, or •103.3455, $5,000.:oO thereof being principal on the said bonds, $167.28 thereof being premium on the -said bonds and $36.60 thereof being accrued interest on the .said bonds; the said bonds being numbered 32092, 32093,. 32094, ,.3209,b.,.. and <3q©)6;:. t_he said, bonds having been purchased from the BanoNarthwest company_ of ,-Minnespolis,Minnesota, and forwarded through the said First. National BeAt6 Upon motion by Hicka, second by,,Vihst&dt,,-4 the sum 'of $68.64 was appropriated from the GeAersl ;rand- e,nd >it ;wasp(ordered; ;that the said sum be paid to .D. L. Williams, Postmaster, for 3000 two Cent stamped envelopes for, use of the City Clerk., Estimate prepared by John MoGe Miller, Architect, &bowing the sum of. $75.00 as being :due the He & H.. Electric Company as balance on electric wiring contract for _new. central_ +fire-'statib*, ,and estimate `by; John MoGMiller. � Architect in favor` of Heffron _ k- `Fit$geral�'ehowing the sum of ,. � �.fi 7;; :ter.. r•�y,,, .. ,. , $50.00 'as being due as balance oncontract-=foil" unt%i0u equipping and furnishing of new central fire station and f$89.:e7',l'r:as::l)eing due for labor and materials; making . slide pole covers for the new Central: -fire station, were each read and president Liddle ordered .that the,;^ game be placed on file Z, :" ■ �1- Estimates; made by.the,•local printers and publishers as to the cost of newspaper publication and printing in book form of the 1930 real estate taxes were mead, and President Liddle ordered that the same'be placed on file: The following re commendations' relative to civil servicePT9v'1$'o4%ere read, and President' Liddle ordered that the same be placed. on file: Rochester, Minnesota. February 2nd, 1931. Honorable Mayor and'Common Council, City of Rochester°, Minnesota. ' Gentlemen: The undersigned committee appointed to investigate the matter of civil, service boamriission rule for the fire and police departments of this city recommend that the City of Rochester take such steps as are necessary for the immediate appointment of both a police and fire oivil'-sorvice commission under the 1929 Session Laws of the State of Minnesota. ♦ We further recommend that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare such resolutions as may be necessary for placing the said departments under civil service commissiense Respectfully sulfmitted, Police Committee Paul L.Rommiel, Chairman H. F. Vihstadt A. A. Hicks Fire Committee B. Amundsen, Chaiman F. W. Miller, Paul L. Rommel, James?. Spillane, City Attorney." Upon motion by Hicks , second by` Amundsen, the City Attorney was instructed to draw a resolution or .resolutions creating civil service for the local Police Department and' civil service for the local Fire Department, the appointment of the civil service Commissioners to be made at, the first meeting of tiiisb Common Council In Apri1,1931, i.e , on`April.6th,1931. Upon motion by Vihstait; second by Rommel, the City Cherk was instructed to prepare a resolution requestlon proposals ror the operation and maintenance of the local Comfort Station during the two years commencing April let,1931; the specific&- tions for the past two years to be repeated except that a provision shall be added tc the effect that the building shall be closed and looked by a member of the Police Department at 10:30 P.Me,daily. ♦ s The following recommendations relative to acquiring lands for an addition s�t.uw4 to the Park System and, forapool site, were read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: 32 *-Rochester,, Minnesota, Pebruary.2nd,1931. Honorable Mayor and Common Council,, City of Rochester, Minnesota, Gentlemen: Your committee appointed -to investigate the matter of the purchase of thw, Slatterly property in Southeast Rochester report that . after a conference with the owner thereof it has been found that the price demanded is, out of.. proportion to the value of the land in question. .4 We therefore recommend that negotiations leading to the purchase. of other lands be continued and -if thoug1t advisable purchased or condemned for -use as a swiming pool. .Your committee also requests additional time for furtherc.qual4eration of sites now listed with us. Respectfully submitted, Art Nkchroiner Pros. Park Boardi Public Grounds Committee. A. A. Hioks , "irman, Paul LRommel., V, w, Miller.11 Upon motion by Hicks., second by Rommel, the Committee appointed In the matter q#xt'ab0V9.V@t'f9## was granted more time for Investigation as to location,' values, etc. The following claim were read, and upon motion by Hicks, second 4 by Dallmans, the same were allowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City ,Treasurer and. make payment accordingly: From the General Fund: James T*.S pIllane $13.50,,.First National $6,999 J---,T. Lommon Mayor, $24,-85,, Saint Bank $2*509 The Lufkin Rule co, Mary's Hospital $85*009 Railway Express Agency,,f o,,75 Don E,. Post.ier Ralph Ii LaPiant $14-00, Western Union $4,66,,.Miller-Davis Cimpany $4.00,9 Fairbanks Morse 81 Co. $3.00, R.C; Drips Grocer Coo_43.71.; VAm the Fire Protection Fund: W* -.30tt Company $7:259 City of RochostergLight Dept. $16024,9 W,'S,,NOtt Company $9000; From the Street & Alley Rand: Standard Oil Cod $12 0 .67p Standard Oil Company $2404j Sinclair Refining Company $4.83, Bomels Auto Wrecking Co, $20,40 Pe F..Kelly $66.35; From the Permanent Improvement Rovp,,Iving, Fund: Masonic Temple A asooiation $59,889 P.I*R.-P=d $34491, I,0*$,-4F.Lodg9 $8.53, Frances May ni Gooding $8.53; From the ParK Improvement Fund: Brown-Knopp Agony $590,-60.p W.W. Lawler,430*'00, Rochester Ice &,Pmel Company $184-859 Williams & Carr $7.50, 33 Kris Nielson $7550, Max, Hargesheimer' a Pharmacy $.98; From the Jo81yn Cl'ook; Fund= '- NewCentral - Fire Station Fend $ 00; From the New Central Fdrw Station Funds Street and Alley Fend $1.45. Upon,metlOn by Hicks.,'.second by.Dallman, the City Clerk was instructed to request ' of the Saperintendent� of, the Water Department that he remove the fire hydrant,from.the North side:of'Fourth,Strept 8outhesst; and West of First Place Southeast. - Alderman Miller introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to .0 S Whitlock -Sonnenberg Post. No.1215, Veterans of Foreign Ware, for the Armory, February 9th`,1931, and fixing the,.;tee, st ,$5;00, which was read. Upon motion by�Vihatsdt, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the Bald resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution granting pubiio dance permit to the Royal Neighbors of America for ^the Woodman Hall, February 12th,1931, and fixing the fee at $5:00, wbioh was read. , . Upon motion by Rommel, second by Dallman, that the said resolu "lion be adopted as read, and all voting In favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Rommel introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to Company C. 205th, infantry, Minnesota, National Guard,::., for the Armory February 3rd, 7th, 14th, and 17th,19310 and fixing the fee at $20.00, which was read. Upon motion by 4ihstadt, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be adopted as reed, and all voting'An. favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed` and adopted. Alderman Miller-introduoed- a resolution appropriating $75:00 from the New Central Fire Station Fund and ordering.payment made to H _2& H. Electric Company as final payment 'on. oontract for electric wiring in New Central Fire Station, which was read. , Upon motion by Roi neT; second by Amundsen, that t be said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and- adopted. Aldermw Remmel'intreduoed a resolution appropriating $109.71 from the New Central Fire Station Fund and ordering payment made to Heffron & Fitzgerald, as final payment on contract for oonbtruction, equipping and furnishing -of a new Central -Fire Station $50.00; and for labor and materials making slide pole covers $59,719 which was- read. ,m I�: 34 Upon motion by ]ffIbkd;.d6Vou&; by:-1yihstsdt, that' the saidL resolution be adopted as read, and- all voting in. favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution- duly passed and ad©pted,*.° � Alderman Hicks Introduced the -following resolution, which was reads "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the'City of Rochester: i. That the sum of $1160,81 be and the -.said sum is ' hereby appropriated from the Fire Protection Fund of.said City and ordered paid to the New Central Fire Station Fund, to cover overdraft made by disbursements through the last mentioned fund to Job 1561, for cotistraction,.equIpping; and furnishing of a new Central Fire Station, and Job 1582 for wreaking and removal of the old central fire station. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorizedand directed to draw a warrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in.aocordance herewith and cause said payment to be made. " Upon motion by Rommel,' second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Rommel introduced a resolution appr opriat ing $637,90 from the. Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund for payrolls for labor during the periL. od of the weeks ending January *Srd, 1931, and January 30th,1931, which was read. Upon notion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution f! be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereat, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Dallman introduced the following resolution, which was read "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester:' ' That the sum of $.378*04 be and the said sum is ,hereby appropriated from the Fire Protection Fund of said City and ordered paid to Ahrens Fox Pire Engine Company for transmission, assembly for Ahrens. Fox pumping engine $504.95, less allowance for trammemission assembly unit returned $128,91. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorised and directed to draw a warrant for said sum upon the City Treasure Ir1 .n aocordanoe herewith, and cause said payment to be made. Upon motion by Dallman, .second, by' Vihets�t, that the :said resolu- tion be adopted as. read, and all ,voting -in. favor thereof, President° Lidd:ie declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Miller introduced a resolution. -authorizing the -Board of Park Commissioners to enter into. contraot with Ellis =Motor Company for the furnishing of one, Dodge, 4 cylinder, 1J.%on,truok,hA1n aocerdance with ; the . above quoted request, and fixing the , smotint' of •the bond :. to be given by the said o antractor at the sun` of S1172,00, which was, read.. _ Upon motion by Dallman, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu- ti%n be adopted as read, and all voting In favor thereof, 'President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and.ad©pted. 35 Alderman Hickslntroduoed the (following resolution, which was read: "WHEREASs•- It' it 'deemed 'expedient and- necessary that the. City owned motor driven equipment in use of the City Engineer' a Department for the sprinkling .and flushing of streets, be repaired, repainted,. and a new Type "M" pumping motor installed,and Whereas, It would be rather impossible to prepare specifications and estimate of cost for this .work; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved�by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota::.: ,. That the City Engineer of said City, be and he is hereby authorized to secure the necessary labor and materials, and to repair, install a new Type "M" pumping motor, and,'.repalnt; all motor driven equipment in use of his department for the sprinkling and ..flushing Hof ,streets, which said authority does not extend beyond an expenditure of--$500.00,." ;.. „ Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Dallman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and -all voting. in, favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed` and adopted. Alderman Vihstadt introduced the following resolution, which was read: z. "WHEREAS, It'is deemed expedient and necessary that the City owned motor driven equipment in use of the City Engineer's Department for the graveling of streets, be repairdd and repainted, and WHEREAS, It would be rather` 1mpos`sible to prepare specifications and estimate of cost for this work; ' ° SO THEREFORE, Be it `'resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the City Engineer of said City, be and he is hereby authorized to secure the necessary labor.and.materials, and.to repair and repaint all motor driven egbipment in use of his department for. the graveling Ok streets, which said authority does not extend beyond an expenditure 'of $500.00." Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be M adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle :declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted, Alderman Vihatadt introduced the following resolution, which was read: 'WHEREAS, It is deemed expedient and necessary that the City owned motor driven equipment in use of the City Engineer's Department for the general mainten- ance of streets, viz: the model 24 International Truck, the Russell graders and the 1920 Hodge truck, be repaired and repainted, and WHEREAS, It. would be rather impossible to prepare specifications and eat imate of cost for this work; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of RochesteV, Minnesota:`' That the City Engineer of said City, be and he is hereby authorized to secure the necessary lobar rand' water ials, and to repair and repaint all .motor driven equipment in use of Kiel department for the general maintenance of streets, viz: the model 24 International truck, the Russell graders, and the 1920 Dodge truck, which as authority does apt extend'.beyond an expenditure "of $500.00." ►3 36 y, Upon motion by Amundsen, second ,by Hicks, that the said resolution r, be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared ill + : , _ . ,u! the said resolution duly passed and adopted. 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Alderman Dallman introduced the following resolution, Who was read: �N "Be it resolvedr by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, "p Minnesota: That the following sums are hereby appropriated in the amounts mentioned and it is orderedi►,that payment be made to and from the ?ands stated: „i To the Street and Alley Fund Code 1 for street and alley expense credits April let, 1930, to December 3].�t; 1930, inclusive: Street and Alley Fund Code 2 $1,43, Sewer Fund Code 10 $1.3&0 Bridge Fund $1:38, General Fund Code 18 $6,44; To the Street add Alley Fund Code 3, for gravel used other than for graveling of streets, etc,, April 1st, 1930,` to December 31st, 19301, inclusive: Street and Alley Fund Code 1 $144,609 Code 2 $267445, Sewer Fund Code 10 8 00, Code 5 $l,50, Generalq Fund Code 18 $4 55; To the Street and Alley Fund Clde 1 for use of Iroquois Mixer, April let, 1930, to December 3lst,1930,inolusive_; Street and Alley Fund Code 2 $ 98.80 ; :i- To the Street and Alley Fund, Code 1, for use of Asphalt mixer April. 1st.,1930, to December 3lst,1930,1ne1us1ve: Street and Alley Fund Code 2 $1150250 Bridge Fund $9.00;• To Street Alley Fund Code 12 for_ . use of 1930 Dodge truck from ` a ,and April 1st,1930, to December 31st,1930,inclusive: Street, and Alley Fund Code 3 $1,500 Code 10 $10,40, Sewer Band Cdde 10 $81*10; 31, To Street and Alley Fund, Code 1, for nee of roller April 1, 1930 to Decenber 31,1930, inclusive: Street and Alley Fund,Code • 2 $113*75, Bridge , Fund $3,00; TKO sYv'•' " y 1 The Mayor and City Cleric of said City are hereby authorized and ' x 2 directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurerand make payments accordingly". - Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Rommel, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. x Alderman Amundsen introduced the. following resolution, which was _ read: t "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the following s►s, are hereby appropriated in the amounts mentioned and it is ordered that tie said sumbe .paid to and from the Funds mentioned for supplies used `during' the period 'April' "1;1930 to Dea.ember 31,19309 - inclusive: ; 3 From the Sewer Fund, Code. `4:,: ,o ;,chef a®ral Fund Code 20 $,78 for aa,.. nt` calcium chloride; :.. . Permanent Improvement Revol*iag lac,;•. fmr 4bb 1574, to Sewer Fund Code 5, $2-80 ,for brick; =. _,gam x ' ' �-�'," fir � �� ���'�^�`�``�s r�f"�'��-"�.�'2y'�.-'s s ^s `�Pq ��tr r �.':..-`• . 01 • From the General Fund, Code 18, to.Street and Alley Fund, Code 2 $3.85 for cement; From the Street &4d;Alley Fund, -,Code 6, $1.40, Code 1, 080-459 Code 51,$6 19, to -Street and Alley Fund Code 2, for cement; �. Pjrom the Sewer Fund_ Code .4, ,$13.48, Code 5 $61.17; to the Street and Alley Fund Code 2 for cement;, Permanent` Improvement Revolving Fund for Job 1674 $19,86, for Job 1576 $1.300, Job 1675 $1 63,�Job.1683 .Street and Alley Fund Code 2 for cement; Street & Alley Fund;Code 6 $.40 to Street & Alley Fund Code 2,for crushed rock; General PW,Code 18, $2.50,to Street and Alley Fund Code 2,for crushed rock; Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund Job.1574 $1.10,.to Street & Alley Fend, Code 2. f or crushed rock; From the General Fund Code 18 $5,79'. to Street & Alley Fund Code 1, for gray enamel paint; General Fund Code 18, $7:35, to Street and Alley Fund Code 1 for ivory enamel paint; S Street and Alley Fund oode 5 $243 to Street & .Alley Fund Code 1, fkr lumber used; From the Street & Alley Fund Code 10, to General Fund Code 20, $742 for Oslo chloride used;- From the Sewage Disposal Plant Fund Jot.633 $23.76, to Street and Alley 7nd, Code 1, for railway enamel paint used; Sewer Fund Code 4 $1,54, Code 10 $2.00, Code,S $7.75 to Street & Alley Fund Code 2, for sand used; Street and Alley Fund Code 6 $.12,' Code 6 $.84, Code 1 $4.67 to Street & Alley Fund Cade 2 for send used; From the Bridge-Pnnd $5.50 to Street & Alley Fund Code 2, for sand used; From the General Fund,Code 18,to Street & Alley Fund,Code 2,$2.85 for sand used; Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund Job 1574 $2.32, Job 1576 $.20, Job 1575 $r16, Job 1583 $.04, to Street and Alley Fund Code 2, for sand used; Sewer Fund Code 4 $2.90,.Code 5 $12.38 to Street & Alley Fund Code 2, for salvaged 3" brick used; ' Permanent Improve= ut Revolving Fund Job 1574 $1,750Job 1678 $;63,Job 1575 $,50 to Street and Alley Fund Code 2 for 3" salvaged brick used; Sewer Fund Code, 4 $2,76, Code 5 $4.13, to Street and Alley Fund Code 1 for Lumnite cement used; Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund Job 1574-$5.56 to Sewer Fund Code 5 for special manhole covers used; Sewer Fund Code 4 $44:48 to Sewer Fund Code 5 for special manhole covers usedl Prom the Bridge Fund'te Street & Alley Fund Code 2 $106.05 for Stsnolind filler used; Bridge Fund $16.50 to Street & Alley Fund, Code 2, for Tarvia B. used; Street ana Alley Fund,Code 5, $19*18, to Street and Alley Fund, Code 2, for 2" Paving brick used; 38 W Street and Alley kmd Code ,59-lliSOI, to Street & Alley Pund, Code 2. for 21V paving brick used; Sewer Pondq Code 4. $4','14-tO Sewer Pend Co'de'5,, for 10" 4 bends, B"I bends, and 10" sewer pipe used.". Upon motion by Rommels s9cond7.by-'Vihst&dtj that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor .thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly-'pA0sPC-,'qud adopted:. Alderman Amundsen' introduced ''-W-'resol,%t-ion levying special assess- ments for scavenger service, which was read. Upon motion by Vibetadt,, sec6ftd'by'HIoks$'th&t the said resolution be adopted as ready and'all voting in fsvor=)thereofq"Presl4ent Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.' President Liddle referred the matter of the purchase -.0f.-a sewage PUM to the Sewer Committee. Upon motion by Millar, second by Amundson, the City'Engineer was authorized to have,new flues installed in the steamer:used` for -thawing sewers, eta., A report and recommendation from the Citizeng',Committee. appointed for consideration of local tax as,sess7-" .,,rocorda,.p*-esented.by Oscar C. Ronken, Chairman of said Committee, was read, 'and President'Liddle ordered that the 4k same be placed on -file. Upon motion byRommel,second by Miller, the Tax Committee of the Common caiincil and the City Engineer were :authorizedto sot -in the preparation of maps and cards as recommended by ;the said .Citizens' Committee. extended Upon motion by Amundson, second by Dallman the Common Council a vote of thanks to the above mentioned Citizens Committee for their s�er,vices Arid -cons Iclerat ion of*�tax�recor& Upon motion by Rommel, second by4mundeen, the common Council adjourned to 7:30 otclOCk,P.M.,, Vebruaty 16th9I93'1* Ole ,City Clerk* 9 5 I ';I-). ! . '. � _11 . t