HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-05-1931Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of
j� Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers in the second floor of
'i the Chamber of Commerce building, in said City, at 2: 00 o'clock P.M. , on
October 5th,1931.
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Meeting called to order by President Liddle.
Roll Call. Present: Liddle, Amundsen, Hicks, Moody, Vihstadt.
Absent: Dallman, Miller.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, the minutes of the
meeting held on Septenber 21st,1931, were approved.
President Liddle announced this as being the time and place
fixed for a hearing on the construction of a sanitary sewer commencing at a
point on the center line of Eleventh Street Southeast, nine (9) feet east of
the east line of Third Avenue Southeast, and running thence easterly to the r
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center of the intersection of Fourth Avenue Southeast and Eleventh Street
Southeast, and running thence northerly along the center line of Fourth Ave-
nue Southeast to a point forty-two (42) feet south of the south line of
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Tenth Street Southeast, and that a water main be laid in the said parts of J
Eleventh Street Southeast and Fourth Avenue Southeast, and asked if there �r
was any person present who wished to be heard relative to either of the said
improvements. !1
There was no person present who wished to be heard relative to the.
construction of the said sanitary sewer or the laying of the said water main.
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of bids for
the construction of the sanitary sewer and the laying of the water main
as above described, the following proposal of Wm. C. Fraser & Son was opened
and read, which
proposal
was: 8"
pipe
sewer $1.70
per ft., standard manholes
$ 75.00 each, 6"
on 8" Y's
$1.00
each,
4" glass "A"
cast iron water main
$1.20 per ft,, 4" cross $13,00, 4" gate valve $23,00, 4" plugs $1,00 each,
with 20 per ft. added to water main piiee if 6" pipe is used instead of
4"
President Liddle referred this bid to the Sewer Committee and the
Water Committee and the City Engineer for their tabulation and recommenda-
tions.
Alderman Dallman and Miller came in at this t ise and took their
Chairs.
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals
for the furnishing of a new 4 or 6 cylinder 5 passenger sedan automobile
with spare tire and other standard equipment,for use of the Police Depart-
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�ment of said City, the following bids were opened and read:
CL - S CTTVROLET COMPANY: New 1931 5 passenger Chevrolet Sedan complete
with spare tire, tire cover, bumpers, radiator cap, heater and complete set of tools
$$699.00;
L. GOLOD: A 4 door Graham Temn Sedan, 6 cylinder, 70 horsepower, 7 main
bearing crank shaft, hydroYie brakes,,free wheeling, extra tire, 5 wire wheels or
4 .painted wood wheels, standard equipment bumpers, hydreTie shock absorbers,for
0695,00; 1
NELSON MOTOR SALES COMPANY: 3 window 4 door sedan, equipped with bumpers,
front and rear, spare tire, tire lock, tools, gas gauge, speedometer, automatic
windshield wiper and adjustable sun shade delivered for $686.00 plus 120.00 for
nc4shatterable safety Tri-plex glass all around, plus $$6.75 for special cylinder
head, less special diseounti ft 10 per cent to .City, making net cost of car
equipped $641.27;
G. A. L09IS, INC.: One 1932 Plymouth 2 door sedan with spare tire,
bumpers and set of tools $685.00, less National discount of $28.75, leaving net
t ota 1 c oat of $656.25 ;
One 1932 Plymouth 4 door sedan with spare tire, bumpers and set of tools
for 1745.00, less National discount of 131,75, leaving net total cost of $$713.25;
One 1932 DeSoto 6, 2 door sedan ,with spare tire, bumpers and set of tools
for 0,835.00, less National discount of 134,75, leaving net total of $800.25;
One 1932 DeSoto 6, 4 door sedan with spare tire, bumpers, and set of tools
for 1915,00, less National discount of $38.25, leaving net total of $$876.75;
i ELLIS MOTOR COMPANY: One new "Floating Power" 4 cylinder Pl *outh 2 door
sedan (5 passenger) complete, with hydrbliie shock absorbers, bumpers, spare tires
and tubes, radio antenna and standard equipment $685=.00, less fleet buyers discount
of $ 28.75, leaving net delivered price of $$655.25;
One new "Floating Power" 4 cylinder Plymouth, 4 door sedan, 5 passenger,
completely equipped as above $$745,00, less fleet buyer's discount of $$31.76, leaving
net delivered price of 1713.25;
With the following special equipment on either of the above models at the
additional prices quoted subject to the fleet discount: Shatter' proof windshield
glass only $$5,00, shatterproof_Pglass complete $30.00, 6 ply tires 115,00, leather
upholstering .$$18,50;
One new Dodge,6 cylinder,4 door sedan, 5 passenger, complete with hydrauli0
shock absorbers, bumpers, spare tire and tube, radio antenna, and standard equip-
ment ,list price ,4$975,00, less fleet buyer's discount $84,50, leaving a net deiilrered
price of $890.50; with the following special equipment additional at the priced
quoted, subject to regular fleet discounts: shatterproof windshield glass only $5.00,'
shatter proof glass 'complete $30.00, 6 ply tires $15.00, leather upholstering $10.00.'
This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals for the
furnishing of certain equipment for the Police Department, the following bids were
opened and read:
Federal Laboratories, Inc.: 1 1 " caliber gas riot gun $65,00, 5 long
range projectiles for gun $40.00, 4 12" caliber short range shells for riot gun j
$2500, 6 Federal gas billys $$150.00, 12 cartridggs for billys.$18.00, 2 bullet
proof vests $160.00;
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Hanson Eardware Company: 2 Dunrite bullet proof vests $190.00,
1 model S. Lske Erie Long range gas Meld mn $71.25, 5 long range
gas charges for same 1_�" x 8" 138.00, 5 short range gas charges for
same $26.202 6 gas watchmans clubs 1�" x 10" $171,000 12 charges for same
$22,60; Alternate No.1 selecting 2 No.l modelWisbraid bullet proof vests
protection for front of body only deduct 096,00 from the total of the
above equipment; Alternate No.2 selecting 2 Model 2 Wisbnod bullet proof
vests, protection front and rear, deduct 128.00 from total of the above
e quipment .
President Liddle referred the above proposals for the furnishing
of an automobile and for the furnishing of Police equipment to the Police
Committee for their recommendations and requested that the Mayor serve with
this Committee.
The Common Council took recess for the purpose of committee
consideration of the above mentioned proposals, and after it was decided
as to which should be *purchased and which bids should be rejected, the
Common Council again convened and were called to order by President
Liddle.
The following report and recommendations, signed by the members of
the Committee assignments ,except Alderman Hicks, was read, and President
Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
" Oct. 5, 1931
Hon. Mayor and Common Council
Gentlemen:
We, the City Engineer and the Sewer Committee, beg
to report the tabulation of bids for construction of Sanitary
Sewer and Water Main in Fourth Avenue and Eleventh Street South-
east as follows:
Wm. C. Fraser & Son, lone bidder.
Sanitary Sewer 1654,70
Water Main 1270,40
With a notation that if 6" pipe is used for Water Main,
add 28 cents -oer ft.
The City Engineer's Estimate, dated Sept. 19, is as
follows: sanitary Sewer $1903.80,• Water Main $1274.40. The
difference between the bid and the Engineer's estimate is
$53.109 The per cent is 1.6 per cent.
We beg to recommend that the contract be awarded to
Wm. C.Fraser & Son. I
Respectfully submitted,
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H. F. Vihstadt
Paul H. Dallman
B. Amundsen j
F.W.Miller i
C. H. Armstrong, City Engr."
The report of the City Engineer for the month of September,1931,whowing
disbursements from the General Fund, for labor, in the amount of $428,74, from the
Street and Allen Fund $1715934, and from the Sewer Fund $345.75, was read, and
President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file.
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The report of the Plumbing Inspector for the month of September,1931,
showing'$30.25 collected for inspection fees,was read, and President Liddle ordered
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the same placed on file.
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Upon motion by Dallman, second by Miller, the sum of $30.25 was appropriated
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from the General Fund and it was ordered that the said sum be paid to Don E. Postier,!
as extra salary for plumbing inspection during the month of September.1931, in
accordance with the terms of a resolution passed and adopted July 6th,1931.
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The report of the City We ighmast er for part of August ,1931, and all of
September,1931, showing 120,50 collected in weighing fees was read, and President
Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee.
The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week ending
September 28bh,1931, showing criminal fines collected $32.80, civil fees received
89.2 0, court costs charged to Olmsted County $3.65, and fines collected and
remitted direct to the State Treasurer 82.0,00) was read, and President Liddle
referred the same to the City Attorney.
The report of the City Treasurer' for the month of September,1931,showing
,3 09584.87 as being on hand,was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same
be placed on file.
The application of Cirtis E. Hammer for a public dance permit at the Wood-
man. Hall, September 29th,1931, was read.
The application of Robert A. Orr for license to conduct an auction sale
of a general stock of jewelry at No.21 First Avenue Southwest,during the period
c ommenc ing October 10t h,1931, and continuing for one month, was read, and upon
motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, license was granted; all voting in favor there-
of except Alderman Moody, who voted "Nay".
The jewelry auction sale license bonf of Robert A. Orr, with E. H. Coon and
Mark Rideout as sureties thereon,eaeh in the amount of $500.00, was read, and upon
motion by Dallman, second by Amundsen, the said sureties were acoepted,'the said
bond was approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file.
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i Employees certificate showing the employees of the L.A.Kepp
Electric Company on the steam main project, was read., and President
�i Liddle ordered that the eame be' placed on file.
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j Notices from the industrial Commission of Minnesota, one that
a stationary shield guard shall be provided over coupling on the charger
{; at the Central Fire Station and that a guard shall be provided for the
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j 'Y'shaped belt, on the compressor at the Central. Fire Station, and the
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other relative to the sewage disposal plant where one of the items is
'! that provision shall .be made for guard c�uplings on two clarifiers, one
j� conveyor and one reduction gear, another item to provide toe boards on
I� the four runways at the aeration building,and another to provide first
aid supplies,
were each read and upon motion b Hicks second b Mood PP , , P y , y y,
fi the Chief of the Fire Department and the City Engineer were authorized and
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directed to comply with the orders of the Industrial Commission.
�! President Liddle referred the matter of the drains a of Ninth I
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!! Avenue Southeast, between Fourth Street Southeast and Bear Creek, to the
j� Street and Alley Committee, and the City Engineer.
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�; The appointments by the Acting Mayor of the following persons
I( as Special Policemen for duty at the locations mentioned, to serve without
i pay, and to hold office until the second Monday in April,1932, unless
! sooner removed, were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the same
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be placed on file:
John WiXcCoy at the Union National Bank;
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Fred Blattner at the A.O.U.W.Hall;
Edward J. Dooley at the First Kational Bank;
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George Schmelzer at the Union National Bank.
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The appointment by the Acting Mayor of the following persons as
Special. Patrolmen to serve during the period September 26th,1931, to
j October 2nd,1931,inolusive, was read, and President Liddle ordered that
I� the same be placed on file: John T . Hong, Carlton Anderson, and Merlin
} ji .Mewhort er .
IIThe appointment by the Acting Mayor of the following named
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!i persons as Special Patrolmen for the period October 3rd,1931,to October
3 9th,1931,inclusive, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same
! be placed on file: John T. Hong, Carlton Anderson, Merlin Mewhorter and.
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C. B. Hanscom.
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Copies of requisitions by the Health Officer upon Saint Mary's Hospital
for the isolation of Charlotte Graun, age 23, a student nurse at St. Mary's
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Hospital, diagnosed to be suffering from poliomylitis, and for the isolation of
William Kingrey, residing at 221 Seventh Avenue SoutIviest, diagnosed to be
suffering from scarlet fever, were each read, and President Liddle ordered that i
the same be placed on file. i
The following copy of resolution passed and adopted by the Public Utility
Board, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City j
of Rochester, Minnesota. that the Hon.Common Council of the said City be and is
hereby requested to authorize the said Board to enter into a contract with the L.A.
Kepp Electric Company for the furnidhing, aecor'ding to specifications and bid
dated September twenty ninth 1931, of all thematerials, labor, tools and equipment
necessary for the c �mplete installation of an underground Duct Transmission line from
the City Light Plant as specified for a total contract price of TWENTY SIX THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED SIXTY DOLLARS ($26,160.00) said Company being the lowest.responsible
bidder.
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The following estimates prepared by John McG.Miller, Architect, in favor
of the contractors mentioned, were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the
same be placed on f ile
G. Schwartz &-Company, Estimate No.l on general contract for construction
of a new City Hall, $12878.10;
Herman Dornack, Estimate No.l on contract for plumbing and heating contract
at new City Hall, $1102.54;
L. A. Kepp Electric Company: Estimate No.l on electric wiring of new
City Hall, $971.10.,
The following estimates prepared by the City Engineer in favor of the !
contractors mentioned, were read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be
placed on file:
C. ,Jacobson and S.Lindgriep;Estimate No.l on construction of sewage lift
station $6141.25 ;
Wm. C. Fraser & Son, Estimate No.l on contract for construction of sludge
drying bed at sewage disposal plant $2215,51.
The following ccmmunicat ion from the City Engineer was read, and President
Liddle ordered the same placed on file:
" Oct. 51 1931.
liHon.Mayor and Common Council
Gentlemen:
We beg to ask that the sum of $4000,00 be appropriated in the
Street and Alley Fund for use of the Street & Alley Committee. j
Respectfully,
C: H. Armstrong,
City Engineer."
The claim of Ruth R.Bernard 810.00 for insurance premium for
tornado insurance on oomfort station and bath house at Tourist Park, was
read, and President Liddle referred the same to the Insurance Committee.
The following recommendation of the Insurance Committee was head,
and upon motion by Dallman, second by Amundsen, the recommendation was
accepted, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file, and appropria-
tions were made as follows in payment of the unpaid insurance premiums
mentioned therein:
From the General Fund: Stevenson & Melone Agency $48.60,
From the Street and Alley Fund: Stevenson & Melone Agency $47.221,
Stevenson & Melone Agency $27,25, Ruth R. Bernard 042.00;
From the Fire Protection Fund: T.F.Kennedy 110,00;
From the Park Improvement Fund: Brown-Knopp Agency $54,19, Ruth
R . Bernard $10.00 :
" Oct. 510 1931
Hon. Mayor and Common Council,
City of Rochester, Minn.
Gentlemen:
We recommend that all unpaid insurance premiums be paid
at this time. ,
Respectfully
THE INSURANCE COMMITTEE
By Paul H. Dallman, Chairman,
B . Amundsen,
Tom Moody..
The following reports and recommendations of the Mayor and Police
Committee, relative to police automobile and police equipment, were each
read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
"Honorable Common Council,
Rochester, Minnesota. ,
Gentlemen:
Having considered and tabulated the bids for the
furnishing of a police department car the undersigned committee
recommends that the bid of Clements Chevrolet Company for the
furnishing of a new 1931 six cylinder five passenger Chevrolet
Sedan complete with spare tire and tire cover, bumpers, radiator
cap, heater and. tools for the sum of $699,00 be accepted.
P.S. This bid ineludes
the furnishing of shatter
proof glass.
Respectfully submitted,
Julius J.Rei.ter, Mayor
Tom Moody,
H. F. Vihstadt
A. A. Hicks,
Police Committee. "
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October 5th, 1931.
Honorable Common Council,
City of Rochester, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee appointed to tabulate the bids
for the furnishing of gas equipment for the police department of said
city recommend that all bids be rejected.
Respectfully submitted,
Julius J. Reiter, Mayor
POLICE C OMUITTEE
Tom Moody, Chairman,
H. F. Vihstadt
A. A. Hicks. "
Upon motion by Vihstadt , second by Moody, the proposals for the furnishing
of gas riot guns, etc., and bullet proof vests for the Police Department, were
rejected.
The following emergency authorization,issued by the Mayor,was read, and
President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
"Rochester, Minnesota.
October 5th, 1931.
Capt. Louis Claude,
Police Department.
Dear Sir:
Under the power vested in my by the Charter of the City of
Rochester, I hereby declare the existence of an emergency and order
and authorize you to go into the open market and purchase the following;
gas equipment for the police department: i
1- 12" Cal, gas riot gun
5- long range projectiles for same
5- short range projectiles for same I
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6- gas billies
12- cartridges for billies,
the cost of which I am informed will not exceed 1,300.00.
This order is given for the reason that great harm may be caused
to the public interests if the above equipment is not purchased immediately
without the necessity of taking the time to advertise for bids. j
Very truly yours,
Julius J. Reiter,
Mayor. "
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution accepting the bid and proposal of
Clements Chevrolet Company for the furnishing of an automobile for use of the Police
Department of said City, at a cost of $699,00, in accordance with their bid, and
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fixing the amount of the bond to be given by the said contractor at the
sum of $700.00, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution, duly passed and adopted.
Alderme.o. Vihstadt introduced a resolution accepting the proposal
of Wm. C. Fraser & Son for the construction of a sanitary sewer and the lay-
ing of a water main in part of Eleventh Street Southeast and Fourth Avenue
Southeast, as above described, and fixing the amount of the bond to be
given by the said contractor at the sum of $4000.00, which was read.
Upon motion by, Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution
be adopted as' read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Moody, it was ordered that
the certified checks of the unsuccessful bidders for the furnishing of an
automobile and other police equipment, be returned to them.
Specifications and estimate of cost for the furnishing of a
quadruple pumping, booster, ladder and hose body engine and equipment,
for use of the Fire Department of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, were
laid before the Common Council,
Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, which was
read:
"WHEREAS, It is deemed expedient and necessary that a quadruple
pumping, booster, ladder and hose body engine and equipment be purchased
for use of the Fire Department of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, and
WHEREAS, Specifications and estimate of cost have been prepared
and submitted for the furnishing of the said engine and equipme nt ;
SO TBEREF'ORF, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City
of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the said quadruple pumping, booster, ladder, and hose body
engine and equipment be purchased for use of the Fire Department of said
City, and that the said specifications be adopted for the furnishing of
the said engine and equipment, and that the same be placed on file in the
office of the City Clerk of said City, and that, the said estimate of cost
be aecept'ed and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk of said
City, and
Be it further resolved by the said Common Council:
That the City Clerk of said City be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to advertise for sealed proposals for the furnishing of the said
engine and equipment, which proposals will be received and opened at a
public meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota,
which is to be held in the Council Chambers in the second floor of the
Chamber of Commerce building in said City, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on October
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19th, 1931. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified 'check upon some reputable bank
drawn payable to the Mayor of Rochester, Minnesota, for at least 10 per cent of the
amount of the bid, which check and the amount of money specified therein shall be
forfeited to the City of Rochester, Minnesota, as liquidated damages if the bidder upon
th^ letting of the contract to him shall fail to enter into the contract so let; the
said Common Council reserving the right to reject any and all bids.
A surety bond written for the full amount of the contract by a surety
company authorized to do business in the State of Minnesota, will be required with
the contract. (Personal bonds not to be accepted.)
All proposals must be addressed to Mr. A. F. Wright, City Clerk of
Rochester, Minnesota, and shall have endorsed thereon ';Proposal for furnishing a
quadruple engine and equipment.'
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
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.adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof except Alderman Vihstaddt who voted
"Nq.y" , President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
,,,ZThe City Clerk submitted a report of the costs for the operation of the i
sewage disposal plant during the period October lst,1930, to September 30th,1931,
inclusive, showing a total of $12776.11 (actual disbursements), and President Liddle
ordered that the same be placed on file.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Moody, the City Clerk was directed to
bill the Rochester State Hospital for 11.89 per cent of the above mentioned costs,
as being their share of the operation costs during the year mentioned, and that he
bill St. Marys Hospital for 6.11 per cent of the above mentioned costs as being
their share of the operation of the local sewage disposal plant during the period
mentioned.
A statement of the cubage of the various offices, corridors and rooms in
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the new City Hall, together with the square foot areas, was laid before the Common
Council, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file for further
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reference.
A claim of G. Schwartz & Company, $317.20,extras for excavation of stone and
brick walls and concrete engine bases encountered in digging the basement for the new
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City Hall, was read, and President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney,
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution appropriating $646,85 from
the Sewer Fund ' afid ' ordering payment made to the City of. Rochester, Light Department,
j for'payment of the August,15ih,1931,billing for electric power furnished at the
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isewage disposal plant, whioh was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Miller, that the said resolution be
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adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
reso iution duly passed and adopted,
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i I Alderman Amundsen introduced a. resolution appropriating A694.65
from the Sewer Fund and ordering payment made to the City of Rochester,
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1 Light Department for the Sept enb er 15th,1931,billing for electric power
�i furnished at the sewage disposal plant, which was read.
Uponmotion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, 13resident L.iddle
i it declar' d the said resolution duly passed and adopted,
!I Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Moody, the City Clerk was
directed to include the above mentioned disbursements of �646.85 and
0694.85 for electric power furnished at the sewage disposal plant with
�•� i,the operation costs for the year ending September 30th �1931 �
not withstand-
ing the fact that the said disbursements were made on this date, and that
he include the same in his statements to the Rochester State Hospital and
tot St. Mary's Hospital for their share of the operation costs.
The following claims were read, and upon motion by Hicks, second
by Moody, the same were allowed, and the Mayor and City Clerk were
authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make
payments accordingly:
From the General Fund: Tri-State Telephone Company 119.15,Merlin
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t 11 Mewhorter 16.56, John T. Hong $8,34, Rochester Post -Bulletin $108.511
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Rochester Chamber of Commerce $6.76, The Walters Company 03.50, Street &
Ili Alley Fund $31.56, Elsie Rutz $23.33, Central Scientific Company �10.56,
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11 Street &. Alley Fund 28.07, City of Rochester, Light Department $36,00,
II W. C. Danielson 13.00, Schmidt Printing Company $2.25, Weber & Judd Co.
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.80, Farnham Printing & Stationery Co. $13.53,Miller-Davis Company $4.093,
H. H. Electric Co. $2.15, Home Oil Company p2.59, Yellow Cab Co.-�A.25,
I� Ellis Motor Company 11.10, Carlton E. Anderson $12.51, Salvation Army 13,00,
Weber & Judd Co. $8,12, Auto -Ordnance Corp. .1197.50, City of Rochester,
i NU,,br Department P109.28, Electric Supply Co. $9.90, Geo. S. Reed $12,65,
!� Foster Battery Company 121.29, Joseph J. O'Connell,$29.17,R.C.Drips Grocer
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i, Co. �11.r)8,Health Office Intact Office Fund $10.00,Rochester Electric Co.
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01,65, City of Rochester,Light & Water Depts. `$15,10,City of Rochester,
Water Dept. 126.10,9,uality Print' Shop $13.75;
From the Fire Protection Fund: Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph
Co. n12.85,Standard Brush & Broom Co.,Inc. $3.50,Electric Supply Co. 189.60,
I� Rochester Grocer Company $7.55,Pruett's Star Laundry 9118.31, C. F. Massey
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Co. 41k3.00, Leo Fallon $21.30,Edward J. Costello $21.30, C. E. Ginther
$22.75 Cityof Rochester Water Department 1 , P �5 .12 ;
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From the Sewer Fund: Martin Paulson 1106.93, Tri-State Telephone Company
5.75, Neenah Foundry Co. 817.00, City of Rochester, Water Department 029.61, City
of Rochester, Light Department $17.10, Railway express Agency $1,57, Hanson
Hardware Company 11.20, Pruett's Star Laundry $3.00; TNm. C. Fraser & Son $2.10;
From the Street and Alley Fund: Neenah Foundry Co. A8.50, Thorman W.
Rosholt Company 120,00, Ellis Motor Co. $6.55, Peter P. Nelson Implement Co.
�50.23, Nelson Motor Salep Co. A.80, Hanson hardware Co. 134.00, Pruett's Star
Laundry 11,50, Wm. C. Fraser & Son $13.65, City of Rochester, Water Department
$5.63,Quality Print Shop $17.50;
From the Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund: Martin Paulson `18.08;
Fr qm the, :New.. City=.. Hall Tun4 : Railway Express Agency $ .38 ;
From the Lighting Fund: City of Rochester,Light Department $,67, City
of Rochester, Light Department $87.40.
President Liddle at this time excused Alderman Dallman who left the
Council Chambers,
Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to
Curtis 'E. Hammer,for the Woodman Hall, September 29th,1931, and fixing the fee at
° 5.00, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 afd adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced the follovd ng resolution, which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council cf the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the Public Utility Board of said City, be and the said Board is
hereby authorized to appropriate 499000,00 from the Public Utility Fund of said City to
the General Fund of said City for payment of rental for one years occupancy of
offices, board room, and vaults in the new City Hall, which. one year will date from
the commencement of the occupancy of the said offices, board room and vaulth."
Upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be
i adopted as read, and all voting in,fevor thereof, president Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman moody introduced the following resolution, which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,Minne--ota:
That the Public Utility Board of said City be and the said Board is
hereby authorized to enter into contract with the L.A.Kepp Electric Company for the
furnishing of all labor, materials, tools, equipment, etc., necessary for the complete
installation in accordance with specifications of an underground duct transmission
line from the local electric light plant and running along the east boulevard of
Broadway Street North to the south end of Broadway Street North Bridge over the
Zumbro River at a total contract price of $26160.00.
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The amount of the bond to be given by the said contractor is hereby fixed
at the sum of $26160.00."
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E Upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President
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Liddle declared the said resolution duly.passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution appropriating 14000,00 from
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Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Moody, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced the following resolution, which was
read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota:
That the sum of 490.15 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated
and it is ordered that the said amount be paid to Wm.C.Fraser & Son ;
�( $369.61 thereof .to be from the Permane3bt Improvement Revolving Fund, for
ii 5% withheld on Job No.1571.$236.10, 5% withheld on Job No.1570 171.89,
( I; 5% withheld on Job 1579 $53.62, and 5% withheld on Job 1681 $8,00; and
1120,54 thereof to be from the Sewer Fund for 5% withheld on Job No.1573.
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j The Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and
directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and'make payments
accordingly."
�( Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Miller, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
I} ! declared the said resolution duly p i y passed and adopted.
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Alderman Vihstadt introduced the following resolution, which was
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i"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota:
r That the sum' of 299
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jj for payment to the Shell Oil Company for gasoline, and kerosene furnished
during the period Augv[st 6th,1931, to September 3rd,1931; -$179.38 thereof
it
to be from the Street .& Alley Fund, $119.72 to be from the General Fund
and 0.73 thereof to be from the Sewer Fund.
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f I The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to
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Upon motion by Moody, 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.
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Alderman Vihstadt introduced the following resolution which was
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read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota:
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That the sum of .239.14 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated from
the General Fund of said City and ordered paid to Hanson Hardware Company for 6
38 S & W..revolvers, cartridges, etc., $238.04, for the Police Department, and 2
keys and crayons for En"'neer's Dept., per sworn billing made under date of October
1st, 1931. (Cartridges 133075, Revolvers $194,04, Mise..$10.25)
The Mayor and -City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw a
warrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewith, and cause
said payment to be made. "
Upon motion by moody, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
resolduly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution appr opriat ing $2215.51 from the
Sewage Disposal Plant Fund and ordering payment made to Wm.C.Fraser K- Son, for
estimate No.l on the construction of sludge drying bed No.2 at the local sewage
disposal Plant (Job 1653), which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution appropriating -%035.10 from the Park
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Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund for payrolls for
labor during the period of the weeks ending September 25th, 1931, and October 2nd,
1931, which was read,
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, except Alderman Miller who voted
"Nay", President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution appropriating $6141.25 from the
Sewer Fund and ordering; payment made to C. Jacobson and S. Lindgren as estimate No.l
on the construction of a sewage lift station (Job 1649), which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Moody, 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 Amundsen introduced a resolution appropriating 112B78.10 from
the New CdtyrFHall Fund, and ordering payment made to G. Schwartz & Company, as
estimate No.j on general contract for the construction of a new City Hall (Job 1645),
which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution be
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adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof,' President Liddle declared the said
resolution`d my passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks intrrodueed a resolution appropriating $971.10 fromi-,theNew
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!!City Hall Fund and ordering payment made to L,A.Kepp Electric Company,for estimate No.
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1 on electric wiring ,for new City Hall, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, 5econd,by Amundsen, that the said resolution
be adoptes ad read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution appropriating A1102.54 from
the New City Hall Fund and ordering payment made to Herman Dornaek, as
estimate No.l on plumbing and heating installation in new City Hall (Job 1645)
which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Miller, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
ieclared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced an ordinance describing and designating
Lands in the City of Rochester, Minnesota, to be known as Thirteen and one-
half Place Southeast, in said City, which was given its first reading.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, the rules were suspended
and the said ordinance was given its second reading.
Alderman Dallman returned to the Council Chambers and again took
its Chair.
The following report of sprinkling, flushing and treating costs,
vas reed, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
" October 5th,1931,
Honorable Mayor and Common Council,
City of Rochester, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
I respectfully report that the disbursements for sprinkling,
flushina,and furnishing and spreading of calcium chloride, (actual dis-
bursements at this date) during the period April 1,1931 to September 30,
1931, inclusive, were $11,072.72 to which shall be added •$323.98 for
bills contracted during that period and remaining unpaid at this date
making a total of $11,396.70 to which shall be added $1699.45 as being
an estimate for the month of October 1931, which basis is used. pursuant
to instructions given at a Council Meeting, held August 31,1931,which
then increases the total to 113,296.15with further addition of $2432.66
As being the depreciation of sprinkling and flushing equipment during the
sprinkling season of 1931, which basis is used In accordance with deci-
sion made at a meeting .of the Common Council,held August 31,1931,addition
of the said depreciation charges to the other totals above setforth makes
the total of the 1931 sprinkling,flushing,and treating to be A15,728.81.
The bills above mentioned as remaining unpaid and totaling
1323,98 are as follows: Foster Battery Co. $1.75; Fratzke Brothers f"3.40;
Rochester Welding Co. `% 50; Shell Oil Co. $109.50; Olmsted County Oil
Co. A74.48; Street and Alley Fund 128,07; City of Rochester Water Depart-
ment $109,28.
Respectfully submitted,
A. F. Wright
City Clerk. "
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A communication from the City .Engineer as to his opiAlon of what the sprink-
ling, treating and flushing costs should be for the 1931 season, was read, and
President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Broedway Street North and South from Sixth Street Southeast and Sixth
Street Southwest to Thirteenth Street Northwest and Thirteenth Street Northwest,
during the season of the year 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling the alley running North and South between blocks 10 and 19 in Original
Plit and 10 and 19 in Moe and Old's Addition, and the alley running North and South
across Blocks 9, 23, 329 37, and 46 in Original Plat, and Block 9 in Willson's
Addition, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be
jadopted ap read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
(resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
jsprinkling First Avenue Southwest and First Avenue Northwest, from the south line
of Fifth Street Southwest to the South line of Sixth Street Northwest, during the
,season of 19313, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling the alley running North and South through Blocks 8, 110 18, 31, 38, and
45 in Original Plat, during the season of the year 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
j adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
,resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Second Avenue Southwest and Second Avenue Northwest, from the North line of
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Sixth Street Southwest, t.o the South line df Tenth Btreet Northwest, and along the east
land west sides of Cascade Park which was read.
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Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution be
(.adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof., President Liddle declared the said
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resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levyng.'.speoal assessments
for sprinkling Second Avenue Northwest from the north line of Tenth Street
Northwest to the South line of Thirteenth Street Northwest, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstac?t, second by Amundsen, that the said fesolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President
Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
!' Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
�{ for sprinkling Third Avenue Southwest and Third Avenue Northwest, from the
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North line of Sixth Street Southwest to the South line of Fourth Street
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Northwest during the season of the , .year 1931, which was read.
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! Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed
y p and adopted.
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Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
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Sixth Street Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hiekq, that the said resolution
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be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
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for sprinkling Fourth Avenue Southwest and Fourth Avenue Northwest, from
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the North line of Seventh Street Southwest to the South line of Seventh
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Street Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read,
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said revolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Fourth Place Southwest from the North line of
Second Street Routhwest to the South line of First Street Southwest, during
the season of 19311, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moodt, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling; the alley running North and South between Blocks 3 in
Head & McMahon's Addition and Block 5 in Original Plat, during the season
of 1931, which was read.
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Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
resolution duly passed and adopted.
I; Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
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sprinkling the North One Hundred and Fifty (150) feet of the alley between Blocks 15 i1'
10riginal Plat, and 1 in Head & McMahon's Addition, during the season of 1931, which
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was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Fifth Avenue Northwest from Fourth Street Northwest to Seventh Street
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Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, 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.
Akderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Fifth Avenue Northwest and Southwest, from the south line of Fourth
Street Northwest to the North line of First Street Southwest, during the season of
1931, which was read. i
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Fifth. Avenue Southwest From the North line of Seventh Street Southwest
to the South line of Second Street Southwest, during the season of 1931, which was
read,
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman HlAcks introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
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sprinkling Sixth Avenue Northwest from Fourth Street Northwest to the Chicago &
Great Western Tracks, during the season of the. year 1931, which was read.
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Upon -motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
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adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Sixth Avenue Southwest and Northwest, from.the North line of
Second Street Southwest to the South line of Dourth Street Northwest,
during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution
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f� be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution, duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Zicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Sixth Avenue Southwest from the South line of Ninth Street
Southwest to one hundred feet North of tho north line of Eleventh Street
Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said resoluoi.
tion be adopted as read`, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
�� Il for sprinkling Sixth Avenue Southwest, from the north line of Ninth Street
Southwest to the south line of Second Street Southwest, during the season of
1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereoT. President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly .passed and adopted.
Alderman Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Seventh Avenue Southwest and Northwest, from the North line
of Second Street Southwest to the South line of Fourth Street Northwest,
during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Hicks introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Seventh Avenue Southwest, from the south line of Fourth.
Street Southwest to the north line of Eleventh Street Southwest, during the
season of the year 1931, .which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, 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 a resolution levying special
assessments for sprinkling Eighth Avenue Northwest, from the North line of
Second Street Northwest, to the South side of the bridge over Cascade
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Creek, duffing the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
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adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said
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resolution duly passed and adopted. '
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Eighth Avenue Northwest from the bridge over Cascade Creek to the
North line of Fifth Htreet Northwest; during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 a resolution levying special assessments for '
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Sprinkling Eighth Avenue Southwest from the south line of Eighth Street Southwest, to;
the South line of Third Street Southwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Ninth Avenue Northwest, from the North line of Center Street West to the
South line of Second Street Northwest, during the season of 1931 , which was reed.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
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said resolution duly passed and adopted.
,Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Ninth Avenue Northwest, from the North line of Fifth Street Northwest '
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t o the South line of Sixth Street Northwest, during the season of'the year,1931, j
which was read, {
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Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said -resolution be
adopted as read, and 'all voting In favor thereof, President Liddle declared the I'I
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Ninth Avenue Southwest, from the South line of Fourth Street SouthwestT
to the north line of Sixth Street Southwest, during the season of 1931, which was j
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read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted
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as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu
Lion duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Vihstadt,introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Tenth Avenue Southwest, from the south line of Fourth
Street Southwest to the North line of Eighth Street Southwest, during
the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Doody, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and ftj.j wotIijgr.IW;#avor thereof; President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Eleventh Avenue Southwest, and Eleventh Avenue
Northwest, from the north line of Second Street Southwest to the South
line of Sixth Street Northwest., during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special
assessments for sprinkling Twelfth Avenue Southwest, and Northwest, from
the South line of Second Street Northwest to the North line of Second
Street Southwest, during the season of 19311 which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt,second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Thirteenth Avenue Southwest and Thirteenth Avenue
Northwest, from Second Street Northwest to Second Street Southwest, which
was read.
.Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, .that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Diddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Fourteenth Avenue Southwest, from the sough line of
Second Street Southwest to the North line of Sixth Street Southwest,
during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Miller, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and e,11 voting in favor tht reof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, from the south line of
Second Street Southwest to the North line of Sixth Street Southwest,during
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the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Aldermen Vhistadt introduced a resolution levying; special asseE�sments for
sprinkling Sixteenth Avenue Southwest, from Second Street Southwest to Center Street
during the season of 19312
West,/which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling the alley running North and South across Block 22 and 33 in Original
Plat, and the alley running North and South across Block 20 in Moe and Old's
Addition, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
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said -resolution duly passed and adopted.,
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assessments for s; n
sprinkling First Avenue Northeast and First Avenue Southeast, from the North line of
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Second Street Southeast to the south line of Third Street Northeast, during the sea-
son of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallme,n, 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 a resolution levying special assessments for ,
sprinkling First Place Southeast from the south line of Fourth Street Southeast to
the North line of Fifth Street Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.;
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling First Avenue Northeast from the North line of Fourth Street Northeast to
the South line of First Street Northeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.,
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted;
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-i
tion duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling First Avenue Northeast from Fifth Street Northeast
to Sixth Street Northeast., during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upo n motion by Miller, second by Moody, 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 a resolution levying; special assess-
ments for sprinkling Second Avenue Northeast pnd Second Avenue Southeast,
from the north line of Second Street Southeast to the South line of Second
Street Northeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Second Avenue Southeast, from the South line of
Fourth Street Southeast to the north line of Fifth Street Southeast, during
the season of 1931, which was read..
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Akderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Third Avenue Southeast, from the sough line of Fourth
Street Southeast to the sough line of Eleventh Street Routheast , during
the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Vihstadt introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Third Avenue Southeast from the north line of Eleventh
Street Southeast to the south line of Fourteenth Street Southeast, which
was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Fourth Avenue Southeast, from the south line of Sixth Street
Southeast, to the North line of Tenth Street Southeast, during the season
of 1931, which was read.
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Upon motion by Hicks, 'second by Miller, that the said resolution he
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying; special assessments for
sprinkling Fifth Avenue Southeast from Sixth Street Southeast to Tenth Street
Southeast., during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
said resolution dilly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Avenue Southeast, from the north line of Fourth Street Southeast I
to the south line of Center Street East, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 Moody introduced 'a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Avenue Southeast from the South line of Eighth Street Southeast
to the North line of Tenth Street Southeast, during the season of 1931,which was
read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Seventh Avenue Southeast and Seventh Avenue Northeast, from the north
line of Fourth Street Southeast to the tracks of the ff. & f. W. Ry. Co., during
the season of 19311, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Seventh Avenue Southeast, f.rcin.I.the south line of Sixth Street Southeast
to the north line of Twelfth Street Southeast, during the season of 1931,which was
read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Eighth Avenue Southeast, from the south line of Center Street
East to the north line of Fourth Street Southeast, durinn the season of
1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Eighth Avenue Southeast, from the South line of Sixth
Street Southeast to the north line of Twelfth Street Southeast, , during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Ninth Avenue Northeast, from the north line of Center Skeet
East to the south line of Fifth Street Northeast, during the season of 1973 1,
which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Ninth Avenue Southeast, from the south line of Center Street
East to the north line of Fourth Street Southeast, during the season of
1931, which was read.
Upon Iot loll by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said
resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, Presider
Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Tenth Avenue Southeast, from the south line of Center Street
East to the north line of Sixth Street Southeast, during the season of
1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Eleventh Avenue Southeast and Eleventh Avenue Northeast, from
the north line of Seventh Street Southeast to the south line. of Tenth Street
Northeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
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Upon motion by Dillmen, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
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sprinkling Thirteenth Avenue Southeast from Center Stree-V to Third Place Southeast,
during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon notion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the
sdid resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Fourteenth Avenue Northeast, from the North line of Center Street
to the three hundred feet north, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Fifteenth Avenue Southeast from Second Street Southeast to Center Street
East, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor there cf, President Liddle declared the said i
resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
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sprinkling Center Street East and Center Street West, from the east line of Sixteenth
Avenue Southwest and Northwest to the west line of Fifteenth Avenue Southeast and
Northeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessment for
sprinkling First Street Northwest and Northeast, from the west line of Second Avenue l
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Northeast to the east line of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest, during the season of
19310 which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, 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 Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Second Street Northwest and Northeast, from the west line of Second
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Avenue Northeast to the east line of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest, during
the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution
be adopted as redd, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Second Street Northeast from the east side of Ninth Avenue
Northeast to the West side of Eleventh Avenue Northeast, during the season f
of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Biller, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor t hereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Third Street Northwest, from the west line of Broadway
Street North to the east line of Eighth Avenue Northwest, during the season
of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, t hat.the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for the sprinkling of Fourth Sttreat Northwest, from the west line of Fourth
Avenue Northwest to the east line of Seventh Avenue Northwest, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihsta,dt, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Fifth Street Northwest from the west line of Eighth
(I Avenue Northwest to the West line of Ninth Avenue Northwest, dur ing the
season of 19311, which was read.
Upon.motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Fifth Street Northeast and Northwest from First Avenue
Northeast to Second Avenue Northwest,during the season &f 1931,which was
read.
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Upon motion by Amundsen, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Street Northwest, from the west line of Ninth Avenue Northwest to
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the East line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.;
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be adopted'
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
Ition duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Street Northwest, from the west line of Second Avenue Northeast
Ltd the east line of Fourth fivenue Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Seventh Street Northwest and Northeast, from the west line of Second
Avenue Northeast to the east line of Sixth, Avenue Northwest, during the season of
1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Seventh Street Northwest,from Sixth Avenue Northwest to Ninth Avenue
Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody,second by Vihstadt, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Eighth Street Northwest, from the west line of Second Avenue Northwest to
the east line of Fourth Avenue Northwest, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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.
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Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Eighth Street Northwest from Broadway Street North
to the east lire of Second Avenue Northwest, during the season of 1931,
jj which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President
Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
l for sprinkling Eighth Street Northeast, from the east line of Broadway
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Street North to the west line of Second Avenue Northeast, during the season
of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Ninth Street Northwest, from the west line of
Broadway Street North to the east line of Second Avenue Northwest,
�I during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Ninth Street Northeast,between Broadway Street North
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it and the west line of Second Avenue Northeast, during the season of 1931,
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which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution
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be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Tenth Street Northwest from Broadway Street North to, the
i west line of Lot 21 in Block 15 in Northern Addition, during the season -of
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Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution
be adopted as read., , and all voting in fiver thereof, President Liddle
II declared the said resolution duly passed and adapted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for sprinkling Teihth Street Northeast, from Broadway Street north to the
West line of First Avenue Northeast,during the season of 1931,which wasnead.
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Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Twelfth Street Northwest, from the west line of Broadway Street North to
the east line of Second Avenue Northwest, during; the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon Wotion by. Amundsen, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling First Street, Southwest avid First Street Southeast, from the west line of
Second Avenue Southeast to the east line of Sixteenth Avenee Southwest, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by, Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and ad opted .
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling First Street Southeast, from the east lineoof Eighth Avenue Southeast
to the west line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolutionbe adopted
as .read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolii-
t ion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessmentsfor
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sprinkling Second Street Southwest and Second Street Southeast, from the west line of
Sixteenth Avenue Southwest to the east line of Second Avenue Southeast, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
Lion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Second Street Southeast, from the east line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast
to a point 753 feet east of the west line of Fifteenth Avenue Southeast, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 Miller introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Third Street S6tithwest and Southeast, from the east
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line of Sixth Avenue So,.Ithwest to the Mill of the Rochester Milling Company,
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during the season of 1931, %hich was read.
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I; Upon motion by Vihstadt, seeond.by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
j for sprinkling Third Street Southeast, from the east line of Sixth Avenue
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Southeast to the west line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast, during the season t
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of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Alderman Miller introduced a resolution levying special assessments
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j Avenue Southeast to the west line of Thirteenth Avenue Southeast, during the
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season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, that the said resolution
!� be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
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1 Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution levying special
assessments for sprinkling Fourth Street Southwest, and Fourth Street
Southeast, From the east line of Tenth Avenue Southwest to the east line of
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't.leventh Avenue Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution
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be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly and
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passed adopted.
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Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution levying special assess -
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j; ments for sprinkling Fourth Street Southeast, from the east line of Eleventh
Avenue Southeast to the east line of Lot 15, in Auditor's Plat "A",
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on II . motion on
( p by Miller, .second by Moody, that the said resolution
1be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
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I Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution levying special assess-
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I ments for sprinkling Fifth Street Southwest, from the east line of Ninth
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Avenue Southwest to the west line of Dirst Avenue Southwest, during the
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season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 Amundsen introduced.a resolution levying; special assessments for
sprinkling Fifth Street Southeast, from the west line of Third Avenue Southeast to
the east line of First'Place Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Amundsen introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Street Southwest, from the west line of Second Avenue Southwest
to the east line of Ninth Avenue Southwest, during the season of 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, 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 Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Street Southwest, from three hundred feet east of Fourteenth
Avenue Southwest to Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, during the season of 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Dallman.introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
Sprinkling Sixth Street Southwest from three hundred feet east of the east line of
Fourteenth Avenue Southwest to the east line of Flather's Addition, during the
season of 1931., which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, 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 Dallman introduced a resolution levjting special assessments for
sprinkling Sixth Street Southeast, from the east line of Third Avenue Southeast to
the west line of Eighth Avenue Southeast,, during the season of the year 1931, which
was read.
Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Sixth Street. Southeast, from the east line of Eighth.
Avenue Southeast, to the west line of '.tenth Avenue Southeast, during the
season of the
year,
1931, which
was read.
Upon
motion
by Moody,
second by Vihstadt, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor there cf. President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed And adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments .for sprinkling Sixth Street Southeast from Tenth Avenue Southeast
to Eleventh Avenue Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-
tion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and Adopted,
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Seventh Street Southwest_,. from the east line of Eighth
Avenue Southwest to the east line of Foiwth Avenue Southwest, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Ds,llman, that the said reselu-
t ion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessment
for sprinkling Seventh Street Southeast from the east line of Thins
Avenue Southeast to the West line of Fourth Avenue Southeast, during the
season of 1931, which was reed.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assess-
ments for sprinkling Eighth Street Southwest from the West line of Eighth
Avenue Southwest to the West line of Tenth Avenue Southwest, during the
season of the year,1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
ieclared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assess -
vents for sprinkling Eighth Street Southeast, from the east line of Third
kvenue Southeast to the west line of Eighth Avenue Southeast, during the
season of 1931, which was read.
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Upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Ninth Street Southeast, from the east line of Third Avenue Southeast to
the west line of Eighth Avenue Southeast, during the season of 1931, which was read.
Upon motion by Moody, second by Vihstadt, 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 Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Ninth
Street
Southwest from the, west
line
of Sixth
Avenue Southwest
to
the east line of
Ninth
Avenue Southwest, during
the
season of.
1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Vihstadt, 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 Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Tenth Street Southeast, from the east line of Third Avenue Southeast
to the west line of Eighth Avenue Southeast., during the season of 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereat, President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution levying special assessments for
sprinkling Twelfth Street Southeast, from the east line of Third Avenue Southeast
to the east line of Eighth Avenue Southeast, during the season of, 1931, which was
read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Hicks, 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 Moody introduced the following resolution, which was read:
"WHEREAS., The Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, has
made special assessments for sprinkling streets in the said City during the season
of the year 1931, which assessments are now before said Conoon Council;
IiTHEREFORE, Be it and it is hereby resolved by said Common Council:
That the said special assessments are hereby ordered filed in the office
of the City Clerk of said City, for the inspection of all persons who may be
interested in the same.
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Be it further redolved: That a public meeting of said Common
Council will be held at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on October 19th,1931, at the
Council Chambers, In the second floor of the Chamber of Commerce building
in said City, and at said time and place the Common Council will consider
and act upon said assessments and each of them•and will then and there hear
any and all objections which persons or parties interested in said assess-
ments or either or any of them, may desire to make or offer thereto.
The City Clerk is hereby ordered to publish in the official. news-
peper of said City a notice to all persons and parties of the time and
place of said meeting and of the purpose for which the same is to beheld."
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Vihstadt, that the said resolution
be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
The application, of C. C. Capps, for appointment as janitor of the
new City Nall building, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same
be placed on file.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, the matter of the purchase
of fire hose was referred to the Fire Department Committee for their.
recommendations.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Moody, it was ordered that a street
light be installed on the north end of Fourteenth Avenue Northeast, near the
C. N. W. Ry. Co. tracks, and the City Clerk was instructed to request of
the Public Utility Board, that they make installation accordingly.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, the City Clerk was
Instructed to request of the Department heads, that they have their
proposed budget statements for the 1931 tax levy before the meeting of
this Common Council which is to be held at 7:30 o'clock P.M., on October
14t h,1931.
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, the Common Council
adjourned to 7:30 O'clock P.M., on October 14th,1931.
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City Clerk.