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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-21-1933e iij I Minutes of a special meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall, in said City, at 5:00 o'clock P.M., on December 21st,1933.. Meeting 'called to order by President Liddlee, Roll Call. Present: Liddle, Amundsen, Millet, Moody, Norton. Absent: Dallman, Hicks. The call for the special meeting was read; said meeting having been called for the purpose of considering allowing Civil Works Administration registrations, etc., tobe handled from the Women's 'Rest Room in the basement of the City Hall, and any other business the said Common Council might deem proper. Mayor Reiter explained to the Common Council that it -was the desire of the Civil Works Administration for Olmsted County that registrations of unemployed women be made at the City Hall as the Administration's quarters in the Court House were too small, 'and that the Women's Rest Room in the basement of the City Hall would be a suitable and desirable place for these registrations. Mrs. George J. Allen, representing the Women's Civic League, way advised the Council that it was the desire of their organization to help in any/they can the women in town who need it and that the Civic League was willing that the +; Rest Room be used .for registrations of unemployed women and also for a sewing room under the C.W.A. re-employment plan, if the Council were willing; she also asked if i i i would be possible for the Civic League to use the Community Room for their regular i monthly meetings, which are held the first Tuesday in each month, should the Council agree to allowing the Civil Works Administration the use of the Rest Room. Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Norton, the Civil Works Administration for Olmsted County was allowed the use of the Women's Rest Room for registering the unemployed women of this City, and for a sewing room for work under the C.W.A.plan, and the Civic League was granted the use of the Community Room on the first Tuesday afternoon of each month for their regular meetings, and for any executive or call meeting which they may have. Alderman Hicks came in at this time and took his Chair. The application of Ross V..Gordy for a public dance permit at the Armory, December 26th,19339 was read: Alderman Norton introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to Ross V. Gordy for the Armory December 26th91933, and fixing the fee at $3400,which was read. Upon motion by Norton, 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. y 1 6 ;'h f+�llowing ;applicstivns;_tar-old age pensions under the provisions, of. Chapter 479 laws of: Minnesota.,. 19.29, were read, and upon mot ion" by Hick'sg 'seen rd` by Mood*',. 't Was' ordered: that. the -IsaAe b4 placed on file lh the office of t iA"Cit-yr- Cl,eTk -` lIerman Karau, John Henry Ames, Mrs. Mary Ann Iverson, Mrs. Elizabeth Jacobs, John Patrick Dolan, Margaret Lawler, E►mna Gaskill, Thomas Friary, Charles E. Clark, Herman Martin Benson, Frank William Wyatt, Mrs. Mary Palmer, Frank Thornton, William Barlow Kane, Charles Hiram Persons, Henry Buckland, Fayette Cummings, Delia B. Disking Thomas Diskin, Frank E. West, Martha Luella Wilson, Ansel R. Quackenbush, Miner Martin, Thomas Edward Williams, Marion 0. Batdorf, Homer A. Percival, Harrison Morton Engle, Fred graham, John Wilson, John Seth Green, Levi S. Gustine, Obed B. Quimby, Cornelia Orilla Balcom, Nancy Catherine Tish Evans, James P. Gillies, Dan O'Brien, Mrs. Lillian Barnes, James L. Fones, Louis Fahrman,Sr.,Mary Elizabeth Simmons, Mary Ann Grimes, Godfrey Letcher, Gustay. Schulz, Nelson Edward Bailey, Frank Olson, Charles Henry Wells, Mrs. Clara E. Potter, William Carl Maass, Frank MacMulleng Samuel Reuben Ringgenberg, Josephine Johanna Dosdall, Mrs. Mazy Anna Hubbard, Henry Logue; Upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, the actions of the Public Grounds Committee, and the Chief of Police, in securing signs and designating parking spaces in the rear of the City :J.all were approved; said spaces having been designated to the Light Plant truck, K Secretary of the Public Utility Board, Chief of Police, City Clerk, Municipal Judge, and the City Engineer, with a space to be marked at the curb on the south side of theCity Hall for the City Assessor. Council adjourned. Upon motion by Norton, second by Amundsen, the Common Deputy City Clerk.