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HomeMy WebLinkAbout06-05-1933451 I Minutes of a regular meeting'of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Vall, in said City at 2:00 o'clock P.M., on June 5th,1933. Meeting called to order by President .Liddle. Roll Call. Present: Liddle, Amundsen, Wicks, Miller, Moody, Norton. Absent: Dallman. Upon, motion by Amundsen, second by Hicks; the minutes of the maetings held on Aptil 27th.,1933, May lst919331, May 8th919339 May 19th,19339 May 24th,1033, and June' 3rd,1933, were each approved: : This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals for the construction of a. trunk line sanitary sewer in part of Broadway Street North and Sixth Street Northeast (Propotal No.l) , or in part of Broadway Street North and Fourth Street Northeast (Proposal No.2),, the following pro-Grosals were opened and read: C. G. FRASER -ANT) L: M- FELLER: Proposal No.l. 33" pipe sewer $7.40 per foot, Standard manholes-R'130.00 each, special manhole .$150.00, 6" on 33" Y's 85."0 each, paving removed and. replaced $5.00 per sq. yd., driveways removed and replaced $3.00 per sq. yd., sidewalks removed and replaced $2.00 per sq. yd., trees removed $1.50 each, 18" D.S. pipe sewer O''5.00 per ft., standard manhole $110.00, 6" on 16" Y's $4.50 each, pip.) cradle as specified for 18" pipe furnished when so ordered %1.40 per foot. Proposal No.2. 33" pipe sewer c,W.50 per ft. , standard manholes d4.30.00 each, special manhole $150000, 6" on 33" Y's ,%5.00 each, street paving removed and replaced $5.00 per sq. yd., driveways removed and replaced $3.00 per sq. yLl., sidewalks removed and replaced $2000 per square yard, trees removed ;1.50 each, 18" D.S. pipe sewer $4.00 Viper' ft. , 6" on 18" Y' S $5.00 each Pipe cradle as specified , for 18" pipe when so ordered $040 per ft. •A notation; Loose rock $3:009 solid rock $7.50. H . H . FRANKAMP : Proposal No. 1. 33" pipe sewer $8.00 per• foot, standard manholes $135.00 each, special manholes $150.00, 6" on 33" Y's $900 each, paving em v r o ed and replaced $6:00 per sq, yd., driveways removed and replaced $4.00 per sq* yd., sidewalks,removed and replaced $2.00 per sq: yd., trees removed $2.00 each, 18" D.S. pipe sewer S5.00 per ft: , standard manhole $120,00, 6" on IS-" Y's $4.00 each, Pipe cradle as specified for 18" pipe furnished when ao ordered $:60 per ft. Proposal No.2. 33" pipe sewer4$8:00 per ft., standard manholes $135400 each, special manhole 41160.00, 6" on 33" Y's, $9.00 each, Paving -removed and replaced $6:00 per sq. yd. , driveways removed and" replaced $416'00 per sq. yd. , sid ewa removed' and replaced $2.00 per s4. ' yd. , trees removed and replaced $2.00 � ;each, 18" D.S. pipe sewer $4 50 per ft., 6" on 18" Y's $4 00 each, pipe cradle as specified for s 44 _.J 18" pipe if so ordered $.60 per foot. yd. , solid rock $9.50 p er yd. Proposal No.l. A notation: Loose rock 145400 per 33" Pipe sewer 17.75 per ft. , standard manholes .0125.00 each, special manhole $1250--009 6" on 33" Y's $5.00 each, paving removed and replaced $5.00 per sq. yd., driveways removed and replaced 93.001, sidewalks removed and replaced $3.00 per sq. yd.., trees removed $31,000 each., 18" D.S. pipe sewer O5.40 per ft., standard. manhole $125a009 6" on 18" Y's $50-00 each, pipe cradle as specified for 18" Pipe furnished when so ordered 1.50 per foot. Proposal No.2. 33" pipe sewer -970,50 per foot, standard manholes v$125.00 each, special manhole 1125.00, 6" on 33" Y's $5.00 each, :street paving removed and replaced $5000 per sq. yd., driveways removed and replaced �p3600 per q. .yd., sidewalks removed and replaced $3.00 per sq. yd., trees removed $3.00 each., 18" D.S. pipe sewer $5000 per foot, 6" on 18" Y's $5.00 each, pipe cradle as specified for 18" pipe if so ordered .1.50 per foot. A notation: cand rock or solid rock as per specifications to be paid for extra at $8.75 per cubic yard. JACOBS BROTIT115TS - HBCTOT, CON ETRuCTION• CO.: . Proposal No.l. 33" pipe sewer 07.80 per ft.,, standard manholes$120.00 each, special manhole $150.00, 6" on 33" Y's $50009 paving removed and replaced $6000 per sq. yd., driveways removed and. replaced $5.00 per sq. yd. , sidewalks removed and. replaced .$3.00 per sq. yd. , 26 trees removed at $2.00 each $54.009 18" D.S. pipe sewer 36.00 per fta,' standard manhole $120.00, 6" on 18" Y's $2.00 each,'pipe cradle as speci- fied for 18" Pipe furnished when 3o ordered $.50 per ft. Proposal No.2. 33" pipe sewer �80-10 per foot,' standard manholes v$120.00 each, special manhole $150.00, 6" on 33" Y's. $540 each, paving removed and repl�.,ced,$6.00 per sq0 yd., driveways removed and replaced $5.00 per sq. yd., sidewalks removed and replaced $3.00 per sq. yd., 26 trees removed at $2.00 each $54.00 , 18" D.S. pipe sewer $5.00 per ft., 6" on 13" Y's $2.00 each, pipe cradle as specified if so ordered $.40 per ft. A notation: rock extra $10.00 per cubic.ya,rd. Proposal No.l. 33" pipe sewer $8.50 per foot, standard manholes $125900 each, special manhole 1125000, 6 " on 33" Y's, $4.00 each, paving removed and replaced $5.00 per sq. yd., driveways removed and replaced $3.50 per sq. yd-, sidewalks removed and replaced :$2.00 per sq. yd., trees removed $5.00 each, 10" D.S. pipe sewer $4080 per ft., standard manhole �$110.00, 6" on 18" Y's $3950 cacr, pipe cradle as specified for -18" pipe furnished when so ordered $.50 per foot 453 Proposal No.2. 33" pipe sewer $80-50 per ft.., standard manholes �3125.00 each, special manholes :125.009 6" on 33" Y's 14.00 each, paving removed and eplaced•.q$5.00 per, sq. yd. driveways removed and replaced 13.50 per sq. yd. , sidewalks r + removed and replaced 62.00 per sq* yd., trees removed $5.00 each, 18;� D.S. pipe sewer $4.00 per ft., 6" on 18" Y's $5050 each, pipe cradle as specified for 16" pipe if so ordered $.50 per ft. A notations Loose rock $5.00 per yd., solid rock $9.00 . t President Liddle referred the above quoted proposals to the City Engineer for tabulation. Dyer H: Campbell, Secretary of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, asked for financial assistance in the printing of the usual annual , illustrated booklet covering the history,etc., of Rochester, Minnesota, and estimated the cost to be about $170.00 for 3000. copies,at which motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen ,carried that the City of Rochester pay for the printing of these booklets at a cost not to exceed $$170.00. Upan motion by Miller, second by Hicks, request was made of the Public Utility Board V.3at they appropriate $50.00 toward the printing of the above mentioned 3000 booklets. J. C.,Adams, W . L. Eaton, and Richard Holland, the licensed taxicab operators in this City, at this time, •asked t-at the taxicab rates be raised to $.25 for the first half mile or fraction thereof, and $.10 for each succeeding half mile or fraction thereof, and President Liddle referred their request to the Dicense Committee and the City Attorney. A. D. Kent in commenting upon the provisions of the solicitors license ordinance, asked that the requirement for written permission of the property owner abutting the place where soliciting is to be done, be eliminated from the ordinance, and Preside nt Liddle referred the matter to the License Corilmittee, The City Attorney, and the Chief of Police. The following report from the City Engineer relative to the above quoted proposals for the construction of the trunk line sanitary sewer, was read, and Preident Liddle ordered that the seine be placed on file: "Rochester, Minn. June 5, 1933. Hon. Mayor and Common Council, Rochester, Minnesota. Gent lemen: - I beg to submit for your consideration the tabulation of bids for construction of trunk line sanitary sewer in Broadway Street North and connecting lines with 6th Street Northeast or 4th Street Northeast from Broadway Street North to 1st Avenue, Northeast. Contractor Tony Barba osa Address St C1Gud, Minn. Broadway North & 6 St . N. E. 26 90 50.20 Broadway North & 4 St. N. E. 33,177.60 4 454 ' Contractor _ H. A. Frankamp Address Mankato, Minn. Broadway North & 6 St. N.F. ' 25,213:40 Broadway North & 4 St. IT.F. 329957.10 'Contractor _Jacobs Bros. AROctor Construat:ion Co.) Address Bird Island, Minn. Broadway North & 6 St•N.E.• 249998.68 Broadway North & 4 St.N.E. 32,556.72 �i Contractor Phelps -Drake - Co. k' Address -Minn espoli s. Minn. Broadway North & 6 St. N.E. 249350.70 Broadway North & 4 St. N.E. 319158.68 Contractor Fraser & Feller Address By C.G. Fraser & L.M.^elle3! Broadway North Qc 6 St. N.F. $ 23,289.64 Broadway North & 4 St. N.E. $ 29,766.50 a The City Engineer's Estimate of cost, for -Broadway and 6th Street Northeast was, ---------------------------------- $24,555.80 9 and $30 ,966009 for Broadway and 4th St. N.E. We beg to recommend that the contract be awarded to Fraser & Feller, the lowest responsible bidder• P. The bid being; .039 % below our estimate. CO, H4 A sron , C,i� ngi eer. Note corrections; II. H. Frankanp, bidders sheet, 32,0526*30 corrected to $32,057.10. Jacobs Bros. bidders sheet -�,321,505080 corrected to $32,556.72 Phelps -Drake Co. bidders sheet, 831,169.68 corrected to $319156.68 Fraser & Feller bidders sheet 828,768.50 corrected to $299766.50." j Upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, it was ordered that,Pursuant to conditions to the specifications for the construction of the said trunk line sanitary sewer, thee.<.proposals of the two highest bidders on proposal No. 2, be released and that their certified checks be returned. to them.- Upon motion by Miller, second by-'icks, the first and second and third lowest bids on proposal No.2, were adjourned for action w at 7:30 o'clock P.7T., June 15th91933, except that it is deemed necessary jby the Common Council. that further time be taken as allowed by the • specifi- I,! cations. The following committee report and recommeddations was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: ' • n Rochester, Minnesota. June fifth, 1933. Honorable Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gent 1 em en : r 455 I We, the undersigned committee, appointed to investigate the matter of suggested amendments to the City Milk Ordinanco, having considered the same report and recommend as follows: That the ordinance be left as it now is with the exception of the provision prohibiting the location of pastuerization plants outside of the .corporate limits of the city of Rochester and we recommend that this provision be amended so as to allow the location of pastuerization plan"jo outside of the limits of the city of Rochester, but within a reasonable distance from the limits thereof for the purpose of proper inspection and supervision by the Realth Department and Milk Inspector of said City. Respectfully submitted,, Tom Moody F. W. miller John M. Norton. " Alderman�Dallman came in at this time and took 'his Chair. The report of the City Treasurer for the month ending May 319 1933, showing $341,166.65 as being on hand was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. A report from the Sanitary Inspector as toy. his activities in May,1933, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The report of the Milk Inspector for the last half of April, 1933, and for May,1933, was read, and President Li 'dle ordered that the same be placed on file. The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Courts for the week ending May 29th,19339 showing criminal fines collected ,328.60, civil fees received $$28.70, $$50.:30 Olmsted County check for April Court fees received, conciliation court fees received $3000, court costs charged to Olmsted County $7.359 and fines collected due to Olmsted County 020.00; and for the week ending June 5th,19339 showing criminal fines collected $200040, civil fees received $$7.35, conciliation court fees received $3.00, court costs charged to Olmsted County $8.409 and fines collected due to Olmsted County $25 00, were each read, and President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney. Upon motion by Moody, second by Norton, the sum of $45.00 was t appropriated from the General Fund, and it was ordered that the said sum be paid to Olmsted County, Minnesota, for local Municipal Court fines collected due to Olmsted County, Minnesota: The report of the City Engineer for the month of May,19:33, showing,; expendi Lures from the General Fund for labor in the amount of $348.209 from the Street and Alley Fund $1054.40, from the Sewer Fund .914.9.85, and from the Bridge Fund $19,58, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. 4456 The annual report of the City Clerk covering the period April lst 919329 to A:.iarch 31st11933, was laid before the Common Council, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The following applications for permits to place and maintain signs, were each read, and upon motion by Dallman, second. by Amund- sen, permits were granted: 0. B. Shoe Company, Riverside Lunch, Cities (4) , bi Service Oil Company,/Standard Oil Company (4) , Mid -Continent Petroleum Corp: (4) , Olmsted County Hatchery, Arndt & Fitting, Desnoyers & Son, M. & S. Cafe, F. A. Schuchard Peter Rasmussen, Roches:ter Plumbing ?eating Co., Schmidt Printing Company, Geo. Alexopulas, 'Mosing Studio (2) . The applicationsof J. K. Williams, W. Woolworth Co., Mrs. Marie Stortz, and Alton Rittenhouse, for soft drink dealer license were each read, and upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, licenses were =;ranted. The application of 717. B. Cordon, .for a, solicitors license was read, and upon motion by Dicks, second by Amundsen, license was granted. The application of Lloyd Bennett for a plumbers license was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, license was granted. The application ofGhris Dillon, for license to connect with sewers and drains, was readio and upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, license was granted. The application of Mitchell and Sanders, for On Sale 4 and Off Sale licenses to sell non-intoxicatinn malt liquors at 4,13 Broadway Street North; of R. W. McCroskey for On Sale and Off Sale licenses t t a Point north and east of the intersection of ""ighway No.7, and :;.i;_;hway No.20; of Morey Kitzman for On Sale and Off Sale licenses at 110 ?;roadway Street South; and of Gustav 4ffeldt, for an Off Sal license at 206 Center Street East, were each read, and President:Liddle referred the same to the License Committee. The application of Al Tilford for a transfer of his Off Sale license from 206 Center Street East to 4u3 Third Avenue Southeast, was read, and upon motion by Dallman, second b.7 Amundsen, transfer was granted. The application oft. N. 3owman, for a transfer of his Off Sale license l o.6 from Fifth Street Southeast to 314 Tourth Avenue Northwest, was read, and upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dallman, the transfer was granted. 45 The appointments by the Mayor of Carlton E. Anderson, as a Sp eci Patrolman, May 25th, t. o May 31st,1933, and June 1st, to June 7th91933,inclusive, o C. B. Har_ccom as a Special Patrolman for the same periods, and of Hernan Kai. -au as a Special Policeman for duty in the parks of said City, to serve with out pay and to hold office until the second Monday in April, 19349 unless sooner, removed, were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The matter of illegal payments for Special Patrolman serAces, was discussed, in that $125.00 per month is being paid for such services when the Charter of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, places the limitation at $2.00 per day, and upon motion by Miller, second by Norton, the- City Clerk was instructed to i notify the Police Civil Service Commission in accordance with the following letter addressed by him to them: "June 7, 1933. Mr. Wm. A. Fitzgerald, Secy., Police Civil Service Commission, City. Dear Sir: For some time past the Common Council have been compelled to make illegal payments for the services of Special Patrolmen, in t_iat the Charter provides that not more than $2.00 per day shall be paid, while in order to get a person to serve $125.00 per month has to be paid, and to get away from the liability contracted by these payments over these restrictions, the Co:armon Council have provided for the salary of another Patrolman by makin: a $1250.00 transfer to cover the period June 1,1933, to March 31,19:�4 , inclusive, and have authorized the Mayor to add another Patrolman to the Police Department personnel. We understan i that the Mayor has asked your Commission to certify him a man for appointment as this additional patrolman, and that as yet you have not complied with his request, under which situa- tion the Common Council took action to the effect that I was instructed to notify your Commission that unless certification is made to the Mayor before June 15th,1933, future appointments of Special Patrolmen will be in accordance with the Charter of the City of Rochester, Minne- sota, regardless of the services that we may get for the $2.00 1imitat ion. I think it is the hope of the Common Council that you will cer- tify this man, rather than compel them to abide by the antiqu&ted pro- visions of the Charter that allows us to pay only $2.001, when the services are worth at least what a Patrolman with original appointment receives. Yours truly, A. F. Wri �ht City Clerk. " Approval by the Minnesota Department of Health, Division of Sanitation, of the New well and pump house, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same he placed on file. A communication from Morris B. Lambie, Executive Secretary of the League of Minnesota Municipalities, explaining the proposed Public Works Bill, which is now before Congress, and furnishing a copy of the said bill., was read, and President Liddle ordered that t),x a same be placed on file. The :^oJ_J.owin ; communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "St. Paul, Minnesota 4 May -Twenty-sixth, 1 9 3 3 . Mr. A. F. Wri Fht , City Clerk, Rochester, Minnesota. Dear Sir: I )-.ave your letter of May 25, relative to fjrounds for rise as a site for government erosion camp. IL I wish to thank you for your cit y Fps Prompt attention to this matter. I understand from an Associated Press dispatch that all of the 9 projects proposed for the flood control and erosion work in southeastern 1vlinnesota have been approved. We have not as yet, however, received official notice of this fact. As soon as we do receive notice and can make arrangements, it is our intention to make an inspection of the sites with a represen- tative of the Army whose duty it is to decide an final locations. ' Just when this will be I cannot say definitely at this ,time., but will attempt to advise you, if time permits, as to just when we will be there. I am, Again thanking you for your interest in this matter, Very truly yours, Walter S. Olson, Deputy Director State of Minnesota Department of Conservation.! An invitation to and the program for the LeaF-ue of Minnesota Municipalities Convention which is to be held at T�ibbing,Minne- sota, on June 21st, 22nd, and 23rd,1933, were read, and upon motion by Hicks, second by Miller, any City Official who may find it possible to go may do so as a delegate from the City of Rochester and at the expense of the City of Rochester; tho:gib who are to attend to notify the City Clerk J not later than June 15th,1953, in o rddr that he may make reservations at Hibbing, Minnesota, for those who can go* The following notice from the Industrial Commission,. was read, and upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, the Chairman of the Public Grounds Committee was instructed to comply with the order: • "Saint Paul May 25, 1933 Rochester City Hall Ro chest er, Minn. On May 189 19339 our inspector, Mr. TT, J. Macdonald inspected the premises at Roc},.ester, Minnesota and we are submittinr_-, recommendations for improving conditions as follows; I.. Provide platform for window cleaners to be fastened inside windows to Provide better footing while cleaning windows. 2. Replace new lug on window to health department so sa,fet,r belt can ,be attached. 459 I In order that the above recommendations may be taken care of speedily, an(I accidents redn. eed to a minimum in our S`t at e, they should be complied with, within thirty days, and this office notified wh.M they are completed. Co-operation inessential to safety. Yours very truly, INDUSTRI Y, C01,81ISSION OF MINNESOTA By A. Re Smith Chief, Division of Accident Prevention." The following cony of resolution was rea,.j_, and President Liddl e ordered that the sme be placed on file: "Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City 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 0' Gara Coal Company for the furnishing, in accordance with specifications and with their bid dated May 31st,1933, of ONE THOUSAND TONS (1000) of 3/4 ' inch screenings at a price of $3.90 per ton F:O.P. Cars Roche#er, Minnesota; said contract to be effective from September lst91933 to March 31st.1934 and the total amount of same approximating $3900.00." The license bond of Chris Dillon, covering his license to connect with sewers and drains, with the Fidelity & Casualty Company of New York as surety thereon in the amount of $1,000.00 was read, and upon motion by Norton, second by Moody, the said surety was accepted, the said bond was approved,] and it wag ordered that the same be placed on file. The license bond of Lloo►(i Rennett,cove rinn his plumbers license, with the New Amsterdam Casualty & Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount Of �11000.00 was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Hicks, the said surety was accepted, the said bond was approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The following recommendations by the License Committee, were read, and president Liddle ordered that the same be placed on .file: "Rochester, Minnesota. June 5th, 1933. Honorable Corn-nnn Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen: The License Committee having received the applications for on and off sale beer licenses attached hereto return herewith said applications without recommendations for your considerktion. Your committee recommends that no additional application: for licenses to sell beer, either on or off sale outside of the bu4iness section of the City of Rochester, be granted. Respectfully submitted, LICENSE COM+dITTRE Paul F. Dallman, Chairman B. Amundsen, Tom Moody. " The applications of J. J. Matulys for On Sale and Off Sale li c:Pn�es to sell non-intoxicatin malt liquors at 106 Broadway Street South, were each re and upon motion by Norton, second by Ficks, licenses were granted. 460 The applications of Morey Kitzman, for On Sale and Off Sale license3 at, No.110 Broadway Street Soutb. were each read, :and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, licenses were °ranted. The application of ru��t,av Affel.dt :"or Of" Sale licenso at No.206 Center Street East, was read, and upon motio n by Amundsen, second by D9.11man, lteense;-was granted; all voting in favor thereof' excel Alderman Hicks, who voted "Nay". "'re application of H. W. McCroskey, .for On Sale and. Off Sale licenses at a point, north and east of the intersection of Highway No.20, and Hi hway No.7, were each read, and upon motion by M1.1ler, second by .Amundsen, licenses were not granted. The applications of Mitchell Sanders, for,On Sale and Off sale licenses at No.413 Broadway Street, North, were read, and ixpon motion by Miller, second by Dal.lman, licensees were not granted. City Weigbmaster, The aprl icA.tion of 0. E. McCoy,/for a ten day vacation comrr.encina on or before the 20th day of June, 1933, and of Henry Lindberg, Custodian of. the City Hall, for a vQca:tion June 1st, to 10th,1933, were each. read, and upon motion by hicks, second by Amundsen, the requests ►ere granted. The followin` communication was read, and President, Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: . "June 3, 1.933 Hon. Mayor & Common Council .Gentlemen: 0 We hereby: request that $200040 be appropriated to the General Fund, for use of the Stroet & Alley Committee, Respectfully, C. H. Armstrong, City Engineer." The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the some be placed on file, after it was explained that refundment will come thru application of. the $6.40 overpayment on the lest half of the taxes to be paid this year: "To: The City Co,ancil. City of Rochester State of. Minnesota. The undersigned hereby requests a refund of Eight and 40/100- ($8.40) Dcllars from the special curbing assessment fund. Overpayment having been made in the 1532 assessment. Mrs., .Goo: Schwelzer. " Alderman Dallnan asked that he be allowed to withdraw the ordinance amending the taxicab ordinance which he introduced 461 May lst,19331 which had. its first, reading at that time, at which motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen., carried that Alderman nallman be allowed to withdraw the said ordinance and it was handed to;him accordingly. Thd��fo�lowing recommendation was read,, and President Liddle ordered the.t the same be, placed on fil e: , ! "Rochester, Minneaota June 5, 1933 Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester t t t t 4 Gentlemen: The Legislative Committee of our Retail Division held a meeting with the License .Committee of the Council to consider proposed changes in the present Auction Ordinance. ,tStcr_ considering the matter from all angles the Coranittee recormends that there be no changes made in this ordinance. , I Nary truly yours, . ROC1IESTER CKA]'.-."R OP GO1'r"T'Cr Dyer IT. C w;,Pb e l l A �ii::rman Dall;matn atsked that he b � alloi-red to wJLthux�::.,r tilt. ur(linance amending the Auction Sale ordinance, which he introduced May 24th,1933, and which bad its first reading at that time, at which motion by Miller, second. by Amundsen, carried that AldermantDallman be allowed to withdraw the said ordinance, and it was handed to him accordingly. The following claims were *read, and upon motion by'Hikks, � 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: Williams & Carr $2.00, Rochester Poe-+t- j f Bulletin $1.90.929 City of Rochester, St-eam Heating Dept. y$70.1.1, 0. G. Ranson & Son $7.259 Victor A. Qvale'1?..80, Acme Chemical. Co. ti 23.561 Rochester Ise &Fuel Co. $18.03, Mengedoth & Popple $1.251 City of Rochester, Light Dept.,$2.709 Myra Rasmusse $6.669 Foster. Battery Company $2.05, Rochester Post -Bulletin $8.35, health Office Intact � Office Fund $10.009 The Citer Digest Company %15.009 Western Union ti$5.01, Win. R. Jone ,$1.3.00, Miller -Davis Company �'20.44, General Electric Co. Witte Transporta- tion Co. $.559 City of Rochester, Tight Dept. $15000, Foster-Mrachek Electric Co. %$2.43, Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. 16.25, City of Rochester, Light Dept Hack & Goetting Printing Company Nelson Motor Sales Company 1.509 'Rochester Dry Cleaners, Inc. :?.50, L. E. Everm?'r• $1.60, M. E• Condrey ;`$21.60, Community Service Station 1$4..69, Priettts St�.r Laundry 81.009 Golod Motor Co. :50, General 'Fa.nd $32.849 Miller -Davis Company t` 6,01, E. A: Knowlton Co A.3.001 Tri-State Telephone & Telegrap. I Co. Genel•a,l Pund �'42..519 It. & He 'Elect-ric Cd.$k.409 National Bu=,hing & Part: Cep. .;!:60, ]fir. Ch _c!�:,� J. 1Cez � 1",,11..GG, Led N. Herrick 03.25, NAlson.'Tire Service, Inc i �$1.00, He S. Adams 42.341 Hanson flarclsare Co. $,56.80t Grace-Lee'Products, Inc. $8.579 � City of Rochester, Water Dept 4$65.669 S. G. Adams Company $12.47 9 J. W. Anderson. """6.60 , Carlton E. Anderson a"14l.67, The Wigwam $129.20 , Tri-StatP Telephone & Telegraph Co a, 37.4.51 J..P.. Spencer 5.409 Fratzke 1) Bros 1.81, Be J. snitbman Company 43.00, , ''rcrr the Street. and; Alley Fund: Kris Nielson,$1.5Q,. (� Pruetts Star. Leundry.$1*509 M. Nelsen I5.65, Community Service Station, j� ft.00, Nelson Motor Sales Co. $.75, Hanson Fa,rdware Co. $) .50, Dalsbo Electric Co. $10.809 National Bushing & Parts Co. $7.75, General Fund $161.79, Olmsted County Power Co. 057.75, J. P. Spencer 06.059 Fratzke Bros $3.25; From the Park Improvement Fund: Minnesota Linseed Oil Paint Co. +$5*44, Toro Manufacturing Co. $17.259 Rochester Egg Poultry Company 4134.03, Orentt Sign Shop $6.251 Olmsted Counter Oil Co. .GS, McEll.igott Welding Co. $$0-75, Rochester Grocer Co. `!v35.439 Noison Motor Sales Co. 01.10, g. 8& H. Beverage Co. $9,40, Henry 7orgensen,47.50, Rochester Ice & Ikel Co. $$3.309 0. G. Hanson Son A21.36, V. S. Lilly $4.389 Fratzke Brothers .13.409 Baihly's;Cash Market $7.20, R. C. Drips G-rocer Co. $21.509 General Fund 132,119 Pruetts Star Laundry .12.65, China Pall $12,98, Ellis Motor Company 1,17,039 J. P. spencer $,-509 Botsford Lumber Co. $26-209 Hanson hardware Co. `o18.149 Railway Express Agency $0.65, Rochester Plumbing & Heating Co. A23013, National rushing & Parts Co. .90, Tri-State Telephone & Teler�raph Co. d$17.90, Rochester Electric Co. 026.639 H. S. Adams $33-0869 R. Co Drips Grocer Co. $,17.359 City -of Rochester, Light Dept $4.50, L. F. Milosta,n ,$4.76, Witte Transportat iot Co. w�.50, Wm. Bros Boiler & Mfg. Co. �60,009 Co-Operativ8 Oil Co. $48.469 Schmidt Printing Co. $$o40, National Cash Register Company P142.50, Roche:; - ter Grocer Co. IT7.119 Toro Manufacturing Co. w60229 Rochef•tor (Trocer Co. $19.459 C. E. Pa,ttprson R. C. Drips Grocer Co. $27.83.1 Morrison Electric Co. 032.00, Witte Transportation Co. $ 950, General Electric Corp. AAN.70, Kruse I,amel.le, T,umber & 14fg. Co. 0:57, Re C. Drips !-rocer Co. $9.50, Henry Radk e $ 1.90 ; From the Fire Protection Fund: National Fire Protec- tion Association `110.00, Toomey Coal & Transfer Co. $,,1.20, The Ahrens -Fox Fire Eratnn Co. $34-075, MidUrPgt Motor Pro Co. .(8164, Rome L^urniture Co. '� 6.50 , Midwest Fire Apparatus Company $$30.91, F. A. Knowlton C^ . Cw1.85, Foster Battery Co. $8.109 Foster-Mrachek Electric Cc. A30,459 General Fund $$9.68Hauer Battery Mfg. Co. $28.00 , Hanson Hardware Co. w 3.73, Quality Pri.rt Shop ',�tJ.4.00, J. P. Spencer §4.45, Botsford Lumber Co. $170051 National Bushing w Parts Co. $23.859, P. S.Adems $3.2599"ri-State Telephone & Tele- graph Co. 4$v13.75, Leo Me Hanson $1.00, Fratzko Brothers $6.951 F. F. Electric Co. 022.959 C. E. Ginther 0 12.50 , From the Sewer Fund: City of Rochester, Light Dept $14.40, City of Rochester, Water Dept 017.91, Rochester Grocer Co. 81.00, Pruetts Star Laundry S3,009 Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. 15.75, Railway Fxprpss Agency ."2, 0. G. Manson &. Son 12.4.2, General. Fund 1.659 H. a. Rogers Co. :"1.161 Tri- State Telephone A. TPIPFrraph Co. $1.50. J. P. Spencer 05.65; From the Bridge Fund: Oscar HargesheimPr 11,M; From the Permanent, Improvement Revolving Fund: Presbyt arise Church and Parsonage 037.23; From the New City Hall Fund: Jacobsen Fixture Exchange �37.50, Home Furniture Co. $3.00; From the Sinking Fund: First National Bank $a--,45; From the Lighting Fund: City of Rochester, Light Dept $181..90; Upon motion by Hicks, second by ?Moody, and all voting in favor thereof, it was ordered and agreed that no .-more On SRle or Off Sale licenses to sell. non intoxicating Malt liquors shall be granted by this Common Council during the present fiscal year. Alderman Dallman introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the Public Utility Board of said City be and the said Board is hereby authorized to enter into contract with the O'Gara Coal Company, for the furni::hing of 1000 tons of j inch coal screenings at a price of 83.90 per ton, F.O.B. cars Rochester, Minnesota., effective September 1st )1933, to March. 314t,1934, which amount may be increased or diminished as provided for in the specifications for the said coal screenings. The amount of the bond to be given by the said contractor is hereby .fixed at the sum of $3900.00." Upon motion by Hicks, 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 Dallman introducad a resolution appropriating $2,000.0( -Prom the General Fund of said City for use of the Street and Alley Committee of said City, which was read* Upon motion by Moody, 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. read: Minnesota:. Alderman Moody introduced the fnl.lowing resolution, which was "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, That the stem of $222.55 be appropriated and pold to the Nelson Tire Service, Inc., for 6 tires, valve stem, tire repairs,etc. (Sewer pump A 1.00, Grader No.2 'i,161.50, #54 *58.25, and #24 $1.259 Old Dodge $.75) $1.00 thereof to be from the Sewer Fund, and 0221,85 from the Street and Alley Fund. 1. 64 The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and. make Payments ac cord.ingly. " ' ' UP6n motion by hmindsen, second by FiekF:i, that, the said Tesolution be adopt ed� as• read, and all vot inn in favor thereof , President Lidd1P declared the said resolution duly Fussed and adopted. Lldennan Moody introduced t6 resolution appropriating $1166.35 from the Park_ Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund_, for Payrolls for labor during the period of the weeks ending May 26th,19339 and. June 2nd,19339 which was read. Upon motion by Picks , second by Moody,, that the said resolution be adopted. as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President • I� riddle declared the said resoli:i•tion dul;r pa:js3d a,nd adopted. Alderman Moody introrluced a resolution appropriating $450.00 from the General Fund and orderinS payment made to A. A. Hirman & Company, for a prsmiv.m on. the officie..1 bond of Carl Schwarz, which was rea-d. Upon motion by Amundsen, second b�T _ Moody , that the said resolvti_on be adopted. as read, and all voting in favor thereof., President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Tricks introduced the following resolution, which was read:, "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: ' That the said Common Council does hereby determine that the streets and avenues and parts of streets and omnnues, �n said city, hereinafter described shall be sprinkled with water during the balance of the season of the year 19339 and a part of the cost and expense of the said sprinkling is to be assessed against the several lot::, pieces and parcels of land abutting upon Itaid streets as hereinafter provided, however, that in lieu of the said sprinkling with. water, any Part or Parts of the said streets or avenues, m-).v be treated with ca_lcl m chloride, or any other approved r% st preventive.. IISaid streets and avenues and parts of streets and avenues are as follows: Twelfth Avenue Northwest and Southwest from the south line of Second Street Southwest to the north line of Second. Street Northwest; Fifteenth Avenue Southeast from the north line of Second Street Southeast, to the south line of Center Street East; Seventh Street Southiftst fr cm the east line of Fi .r;hth Avenue Southwest to the east line of Fourth Avenue Southwest; First Street Northwest from the west line of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest, to the west line of Sixteenth. Avenue Northwest; Second Avenue Southeast from the north line of Fourth Street Southeast to the south line of Third Street, Southeast; The said sprint{ling or treating shall be commenced on the 16th day of June, 1933, and shall be continued until the first day of November91933. All said streets' and avenues' sWall be s]prinkled or' treated to the full width between the curb lines, if necessary; 465 ) Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the following is a statement of the share of the costs for the said sprinkling or treatin, Which will be levied against the property abutting upon the streets and avenues described therein, with the be,lance of t`.i e costs and expenses of the doing of the work and furnishing o ' all the water .for the sprinkling of eaeb said street or avenue or parts thereof, or the treating thereof with calcium chloride or arkv other approved dust preventive to be paid for from general taxation, ( 9/14 of rate to apply due to 4-�' months of regular season left); . Property abutting upon a 70 foot roadway 6.05 cents per front foot; property abutting upon a 60 foot roadway 6.9 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 50 foot roadway 5.75 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 45 foot roadway 5.17 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 40 foot roadway 446 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 30 foot roadway 3.45 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 27 foot roadway 3.1Q5 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 24 foot roadway 2.75 cents per front foot; Property,abutting upon a 22 foot roadway 2:53 cents per front foot; property abutting upon a n 18 foot roadway 2.07 cents per front foot; Property abutting upon a 15 foot roadway 1.725 cents per front foot. Be it further resolved: That a public meeting of said Common Council will be held on the 15th day of June, 19339 at 7:30 o'clock P.M., in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in paid City, at which time and place said Co-fanon Council will meet and take action in regard to the doing of the said sprinklin or treating of the streets and avenues above merit ioned, and any and all persons interested in the sprinkling or treating of the streets and avenues may then and there appear and be heard before said Coi mon Council in relation to the said snrinkli g or treating or to the mode of assessment for the cost and expense thereof, or any other matter relating to the Said sprinkling or treating upon which they may desire to be heard; The City Clerk is hereby directed to publish a notice of the time and place of said meeting and hearing in the official paper of said City at least ten days prior to the date of said meeting and hearing.' At said meeting the Coii mon Council will determine whether to let said sprinkling and treating to be done under contract or employ the necessary teams and labor and furnish all materials for er the same done under the` supervision of the said sprinkling and treating and ord City Bn`;ineer of said City." 't Upon,motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolu-- E` Lion be 'adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared f,. the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Hicks, introduced an ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance regulating the operation and rates of fare of ta_Kicabs, and a to- i moi)iles for carrying passen?ers for hire, with a seating capacity of not to exceed 1 seven persons, within the City of� Ro hester." the same being Ordinance No.343 as amended by Ordinances 3489 364, 3819 430 and 4379 which was given its first reading. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, the rules were suspended and the said ordinance was given its second reading. Upon motion by Miller, second by Norton, the rules were suspended and the said ordinance was given its third and final reading. i Upon motion by Norton_, second by Hicks, that the said ordinance be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the sail d ordinance duly passed and adopted. Alderman Miller introduced an ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled, "An ordinance to preserve the public health.by regulating the storing and handling of food stuffs intended for human consumption for sale within the City, of Rochester and providing a penalty for the violation thereof." the same being ' Ordinance No.290 of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, wbtch was given its first reading. Upon motion by dicks, second by .Amundsen, the rules were suspended and the said ordinance given its second reading. Upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, the rules were suspended anal the said ordinance was given its third and final reading Upon.motion by Amundsen, second by Moody, that the 4 said ordinance be adopte$ as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said ordinance duly passed and adopted. Upon motion by Ficks, second by 1.1iller, Alderman Moody was authorized to 'secure and pro -Tide for the installation of castors on the old City hall chairs that are now in use in the new City Hall. Upon motion by Norton, second by Ricks, the City Clerk was instructed to notify Wm. N. Priedell, that the Hazard from the open well or cistern on the east 90 feet of Lot 3, and the east 90 feet of the South 41 feet of Lot 49 in Block 16, in OriEfina,l Plat, be forthwith: eliminated by filling it, or Properly covering it; the City Clerk writing; him as follows: "June 7, 1933. Mr, Wm. H. Friedell, City. , Dear Sir: Complaint has come to the Common Council that you _ are maintaining an open well or cistern on the Property that you recent purchased, viz:- the E.90 feet of Lot 3, and Ev-st 90 feet of the South 41 feet of Lot 49 in Slock 16, Original Plat, and you are hereby notified that you will forthwith eliminate this hazard by filling it or properly covering it. Expecting your early com?_lliance with this notification as to the action taken, I beg to remain, Yours very truly, .A. P :Wright , Cijsy Clerk." x Upon motion by Moody, second by.T.icks, the City Engineer was authorized and directed to get in touch with the Railroad and Warehouse Commission as to the early opening of the Ninth Place Southeast crossing ov:�r the Chicago Great Western Railroad Company tracks. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, four Firemen from the local department were authorized to attend the State r'i remen' s convention at St. Paul, (Minnesota $ June 12th,13th, and 14th,19335 for salvage demonstration. Upon motion by Norton, second by Amundsen, the Common Council adjourned to 7:30 o'clock P*M., on June 15th,1933. o b p �� City Clerk