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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-14-193432 Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council. Chambers, in the City Hall, in said City, at 7:30 al clock. P.M.., on March 14th,1934. Meeting called -to order by President Liddle.. .Roll. -Call. Present*.,.,Liddle 9Amundsen, Dallman,- Ricks, Miller, Moody, Norton. Absent:. Nonq. Upon motion by Amundsen, second by. Dallmant, the minutes of the meet ings held on February 15th,1934 , February 20t h,1934, and .February 28th,19349 were each approved. This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals for the furnishing of 180 tons to 300 tons of calcium chloride, F.O.B. Rochester, Minnesota, freight prepaid, the proposals of Hayes Lucas . Lumber Company, C. B. Lyon & Brother, Inc:,. Minnesota Refrigerator Company, and Columbia National Soap and Chemical Company, Fullerton Lumber Company,/Alkali Corpora- tion, were opened add read, each of them being $2600 per ton delivered at Rochester, Minnesota, with 19i cents per ton discount for cash payment within ten days of date of invoice, except thatthe proposal of Hayes Lucas Lumber Company offered a discount of $:21 per ton for cash discount. President Liddle referred the said proposals. to the City Engineer for tabulation and recommendation* Dewey Nelson of the Nelson Tire Service, Inc:, offered the following quotation and upon motion by Hicks, second by Norton, the quotation was referred to the Street and Alley Committee and the City Engineer, with power to act:. "Rochester, Minnesota March .14, 1934 City Cduncil City of Rochester Attention: C. H. Armstrong: As per our conversations we ate . submitting herewith cost of changeover to pneumatic lug tires of I. H C: highway patrol tractor. 4 40 x 8 lug tires @ $70G40 $281:60 4 40 x• 8, HD tubes ® 10 60„ 42.40 Cutting down, rear wheels including all labor, 4 rims, etc. 132480 $456�80 Allowance for 2 40 x 14 new soli d tires $ $148.31 _ta,�_ Net. $160.18 Cost of tire change @ 1.00 per " _ 28.0.0 Net cost to City $13218 G Dewey Nelson. " The following recommendation relative to calcium chloride Proposals was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be Placed on file: " Rochester, Minn. March 149 1934 Hon. Mayor & Common Council Gentlemen: I herewith submit tabulation of bids for the purchase of 180 300 tons of calcium chloride, for the City of jochester: 'Contractor John .Bush @ $25.805 per ton net Contractor . A. Nixa @ $25.805 per ton net Contractor C. to" Lyon Co. @ $25 805 per ton n Met.iSoap and Chemical Co. 25.805 Contractor Minn REg.Co. 0 $25.805 per ton Contractor Hayes !Lucas & Green @ $ 25079 per ton We beg to 'recommend 'that "the award be made to the low bidder, Hayes Lucas and Green. Respectfully, C. H. Armstrong, City Engineer.':' The report of the Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector for the month of January919349 showing building inspection fees collected $13.00, i electrical inspection $7.759 and plumbing inspection $1.50, was read, and President Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee. ' The report of the Health Officer .for the City Farm for the month of February919349 showing receipts in the amount of $1051.489 disbursements $489.47 and a balance on hand of $592.10 , was read,, as was the statement of hogs on hand, showing 198 on hand February lst,19349 one died February 21st,19349 30 purchased February 28t h,1934, making 227 on hand March lst91934 , and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The City Engineer's department trial balance from January 27th, 1934, to February 28th,1934 , inclusive, was laid,before the Common Council, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week ending March 5th919349 showing criminal fines collected v`§, 130.00, civil fees received $.85, conciliation court fees $2.509 January91934, Olmsted County, Municipal Court fees collected y 16.20, and count costs charged to Olmsted County %" 4.50, and for the week ending March 12th,1934, showing criminal fines collected $58.40 9 civil fees $2.25, conciliation court fees $1.009 court costs charged to Olmsted County $7.75, and `!�10000 fine collected and remitted direct to the State Treasurer, were each read, and Presidjnt Liddle referred"the same to the City Attorney. .The report- of the Milk Inspector .for the month of January,19349 was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. Balance sheet income stateinents,etc., of the Public Departments, prepared by' the Secretary of the Public IItility. Board, Utility , as of February 28th,19349 were laid before the Common Council, and Presi- dent Liddle ordered that the same be! placed on file; the said income state- ofit in the Light `Department for the month of ments showing a net pr February,1934., of $14,065.•18 and net income. for that month of 11,681.Oii1 iscal year in the Light Department net Profit for the'.months Of ''this f were 94,873 84, the net income for that Period being $59606.119 the Department net profit for February 1934 being $2,442.98 + the net Water P ..income come .2338.81, 'the Water Department 'net profit for the 1Q.months being Depart- $35,215+96 and net income a to as of $22,014�07, the Steam Heating 7 Mont a net income for February 91934, of 1696.51, for the 1� Mont $4+027.18i 'The application of Matt Fitzpatrick for a public dance permit at the Armory March, was read**,' AldermanAmundsen introduced a resolution accept ing osal of Hayes -Lucas Lumber Company for the furnishing of 180 tons the Prof freight prepaid, F.O.B.: Rochester, Minnesota, frei� P P r• to 300 tons calcium chloride, 10 days cash discounts and fixing, at2i.00 per ton, less .21 Per tonfor b the said contractor at 07,800.00, which was read. to be y . the bond given upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, that the 4, resolution be adopted as reads and all voting; in favor thereof, r .r said declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. President Liddle .; Upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, it.was bidders for the ordered that the certified checks of the unsuccessful furnishing of calcium .chloride be returned to. em: t..�.,- 3: � ead and Thq following appli cation f.or transfer was r , � � . ;` z ` .. ., ,sit.:: ; i; . -; •, - by Hicks, second ,by Dallman, the transfer was grantedIP upon motion Rochester, Minnesota "February 26th 1934: To the Honorable Mayor Common . Council of the , City of Rochester, Rochester, Minn- t of Frank Gentelemn+; Having purchased_ A'if'rights `and ~interes s Heating Mengedoth in, the'f im.:of Mengedoth 8c;Popple P1; g Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces,. Locdted at 319�F South Broadway Rochester, Minnesota. .I kindly ask to have the Plumbers li cenPse of the firm of Mengedoth & Popple transfered to Georg Thanking -you for' your. consideration. I;reaaains:Yours- resp. .George H. PbpPle- ...Geoo H. Popple." _ n 5:' ':. =�.Ys3 Yam, * �f?�pp :'sy 3 rh,,` '4•`. -mot �. �''c+ ,s.E - �71 I Fred Ranfranz explained why he placed the post in the street in front'of his property, which caused damages to. Dr. Ckan3.ea T. Granger's automobile in the amount of 135:609 and upon motion by Dallman, second by Moody, the sum of $35.60 was appropriated from the General Fund 'and it was ordered that the same be _ , paid to Dr. Chas. T. .Granger for damages to his automobile in accordance with the eviorn claim made March .5th,1934, and referred to in minutes of the meeting of this Common Council which was held March 5th91934. .The plumbers license bond of George Popple in connection with f the above quoted application for transfer, with the Eagle Indemnity Company as surety thereon in the amount of $19000.00 was read, and upon motion by Moody, second f ! f by Amundsen, the said surety was sccepted, the 'said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. etc .The following certificate . of appointment/were each read, and President Liddl a ordered that the same be placed on file: "Rochester$ Minn. Feb.26th,19 Hon. J. J. .Reiter Mayor. , f City of Rochester, Minn. f ' At a special meeting of the Police Civil Service Commission held on Feb. 23d. 19S4 the final grades 'were made on the final examination for patrolmen given Feb. 14th 1934 and the following named persons uree, hereby certified to you by the Police Civil -Service Commission of said City as standing highest on the list after the completion .of the examinations for said position, to wit; 1..Carlton E. Anderson 85.45 2, Lynn Peeler 85.1 3. Merlin Mewhorter 82,06 49 William Bennyhoff 78,75 50 A.J:McCrudden 78.05 6. C.B:Hanscom 174.95 7. Guy Barnes 73.55 ` E3 John Hong 67.2 9:.Roscoe Blanchard 60035 10 ; Ivan Boyd • 59 435 We hereby certify that the above grades are correct. Rochester Civil Service Police Commissi Corwin L. Stoppel, Pres ' Louis A. Kepp • Austin A. Kennedy, " " CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA ►,.:.•, , Julius J. Reiter Mayor :March 10, 1934, Honorable Common Council City of Ro chest er , Minnesota. ' Gentlemen: I hereby appoint Carlton E.Andersoh to the position of Patrolman in the Police Department of the City of Ro chester,Minneoota, under the certification Hof the Police -Civil Service Commission of# said City, he -to hold office commencing this 10.th' day of March, 19349 and until removedfrom office according to law:. Respectfully, Julius J. Reiter Mayor of said City. " r The official bond of Carlton E.. Anderson, as Patrolman, with the Fidelity and Casualty, Company of New York, as surety thereon .in the amount of $500.00, .was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The following certification and appointment were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " Rochester, Minn. .Feb': 26th 1934. Hon. J. J. ,Reiter, Mayor City of Rochester, Minn: At a special meeting of the Police Civil Service Commission held on Feb. 236 1934 the final grades were made on the final examination for Police' Captain given on Feb: •21st 1934 and the following grades were established. 1. Arnold M. Nelson 80.25 • 2 Harry E. ftempkins 79:=15 3: Enoch Dison 78:2 4:.Irving Renning 70':7 • ' ' 5. .Chester R. Fellows •67. • The following change was made in -the Police Department of said City, to wit; 'The promotion for the::good :of ­the : service, of Arnold M, Nelson from the rank and position. of Patrolman ;to the rank and position of Captain. Respectfully, Police Civil Service Gommi.ssion , Corwin L: Stoppel Pres, a Austin A. Kennedy, Sec'y." " CITY OF ROQHESTER, MINNESOTA Julius J -Reiter, Ifayor March, loth; 19340 Honorable Common Council City of Rochester, Minn.es9ta, . • Gent 1emen: _ .. The following.is a quotation of certification'made by the Police Civil Service Commission of- this' City: v ' Ro c� a st a r, Minn Feb: 26th 1934. Hon: J.J:Reiter, Mayor City of Rochester, Minnv At a special meeting of ther.:Police Civil Service Commission held on Feb: 23d.1934 the final grades,were made on the final Feb.21st 1934 and the follow- examination for Police Captain given ing grades were established' r�. 1 Arnold M. .Nelson 80:25 M�- 2. Harry E. Tompkins 7915, . • 3:.-Enoch Dison.79:-2' _. 4. Irving Renning, 707 f, 5: Chester R. ,.Fellows 67.; The following change was made in the Police Department of said City, -promotion the of ••the Arnold M':Nelson to wit;,, The for good .servtQe,of and position of Patrolman to the rank and position of from the; rank Captain. "R - _ �.u_..:Fi_:..J...,:��•�ic.��:H d:_<c':.. �_�� -Sr- k-:6..- ._-. .. .�leLrc �.:: i`�43,n ..... ..� .. .ice,. .. -: 37 Respectfully, Police Civil Service Commission • . Corwin L. ,Stoppell Pres. Austin A. Kennedy, Seely.' and accordingly Arnold M..Nelson is declared to hold the office of Captain from this date, until removed according to lawn Respectfully submitted, Julius J* Reiter Mayor of said City: " Endorsement by the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York upon the official bond of Arno ld'M.*..Nelson as Patrolman, giving him their surety on: his official capacity as Captain' of Police, was read, and upon motion by Amundsen, seco by Moody, the endorsement mentioned was accepted, and it was ordered thatthe some be attached to his bond as Patrolman; the endorsement being quoted as follows: " No. 1458720 THE FIDELITY. AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK IT IS AGREED that' the coverage on the bond will be for CAPTAIN on and after this date, all other conditions remaining unchanged. Dated at Rochester, Minnesota, March 10th,1934* FIDELITY & CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK C,� Q. Brown .. . Attorney -in -fact May Rozendal t r a Witness " (Seal) The following communication was read and President Liddle referred the same- to the City Attorney for reply: NORTHERN GAS AND PIPE LINE COMPANY City National Bank Building = Omaha, Nebraska March 13,1934 Mr. J*T*Spillane City Attorney Rochester, Minnesota. My dear Mr. Spillane: we have been invited to participate in the annual cooking school sponsored by the Rochester Post Bulletin, and as a part of the advertising program in connection with this cooking school we should like to sell one of our .modern gas ranges to the. highest bidder: The tentative plans are as follow: An identification card will be handed to each lady as she enters the building and during the course of the demonstration our feature range will be used on the stage* As. she leaves the building she will be permitted to place her bid on this..particular range (the `regular retail sale price will be made knwwn) and the range will be sold to the highest bidder for the amount of the bid at the end of the cooking school* I understand the City of Rochester has an ordinance which prohibits auctions in certain sections of the city without a license. Naturally we do not wish to incur the ill -will or the expense which would be incident to an audtion in the ordinary sense of. thef-term, andI will be pleased to have your advice as to whether or not an .arrangement of this kind would be in violation of° existing ordinances The• procedure_ which has been followed in the past has been that of giving away a range free.- -However, it has been deemed inadvisable in view of the N*R.A4 requirements which do, not permit us to sell any article below cost or to allow free premiums of any kind. 1 Only one transaction will be involved, and it would seem to me that such a plan coulc not be considered an' auction in the ordinary sense of.the term., Your courtesy in rendering an opinion on the subject will be greatly appreciated.. . With kindest personal regards, I am Sincerely yours, G. B: Sariberg G..B: Sanberg " The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that. the seme be placed on file:, "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ROCHESTER Ro chest or ,Minnesota March 12th, 1 9 3 4 . Hon4 Mayor and Members of the Common Council Rochester, Minnesota Dear SJrs: We are asking you to release the following bonds held as security for deposits of the City of Rochester in this bank: Duplin County, N.C., 5% road bonds Nos.117.to 120 inc, and Nos:270 to - 275 incl;i , due 9/l/35 $ 10;000- Duplin County, N.C: 5% road _bonds Nos.479. and 478, due 9/1/43 29000- We are offering as substitution: • ` Fourth Liberty Loan 44% bonds due Oct: 15th,1933 - 1938, 12 ,000- 'Trusting this may. have your favorable action at the earliest possible date, we are Yours very truly, LI.,J0iegel, Vice President & Cashier. The following request• for` approval of investments was read, and upon motion by. Hicks, second by ,Amundsen, the investment,t mentioned was approved: " ROCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMEPT RELIEI' ASSOCIATION Peter S. Mackey, Sevretary Rochester, Minnesota March, 12 1934: The Honorable Mayor & Common Council - Ge nt Leman At sp, meet ing of The Board of Trustees of The..Ro.che st e r Fire Dept vi Relief Ass'n. held on•,March .6, 19346, A. -motion was made and seconed and duly carried by. all voting aye; That the:.Reli,ef Ass'n. loan $500. (Five - Hundred -Dollars) on a lot*. mortgagez on ;the, :home of August Blazing, This mortgage to bear interest at A% computed semi-annually. , .. tF'R_ sy'�- "� 1 39 The payments on the principal to be paid in monthly instalments until said debt i spaid in full.: Respectfully submitted, Peter S. Mackey Secretary: - Description of property Located at 227 loth, Ave. N..E, Rear Lot lb of Blk. 1, Riess 1st, Addition to City of Rochester. " A petition signed by ,residents and property owners in the vicinity of the Evangelical Church of Peace and..the Samaritan Convalescent Home asking that no permits to sell .beer of arty kind or intoxicating' liquor be granted to the so-called Elm Tavern at No.16 ,Seventh Strut Northwest, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be laid on the table .for consideration of the Common •. Council at the meeting to be held at 2:00 o'clock P.M., on April 0-nd,19340' The following communication was read, and President Liddle order that the same be placed on file: "CIVIL WORKS AIMINISTRATION Olmsted County, Minnesota Rochester,Minnesota, March 89 1934. ' William Fitzgerald, Manager, Local National Re-employment Service, ditty Hall, Rochester, Minnesota. Dear Sir and Friend: •I have consulted with Mr.A.C..Leonard, Local CWA Administrator, and Mrs. Costello, Local Supervisor of womens' projects, regarding the assigning of CWA women to the City Clerk's office for a census of the Third Ward. Under the present situation of drastic county quota reduction of all CWA employees, it is very improbable that this work could be completed by CWA employees. Our suggestion is, that the City follow the example. of the County Commissioners by having this work taken care of through a direct employment program. r , , Very truly yours, ICIVIL WORKS AEMINI STRATION Herbert C: Hanson hch/hg Herbert C. Hanson, Certifying Officer. " The City Clerk reported the receipt of $143.40 from the Franklin eating Station as - cent per thousand cubic feet on 28,680,000 cubic feet of tural gas used there during February91934. The following communications were read, and President Liddle o rdered ` that the same be placed on file: " W. C.: FRASER & SON; ST: PAUL, MINN. March 109 1934 Mr. A. F. Wri{;ht City Cl erk Rochester, Minn. Dear Sir: As per your request, I wish to state that Fraser .&. Feller began work on their Sewer Contract in the City of`. Rochester, located on 3d'Street and 3d Avenue, S:W. on Tuesday, March 69 1934. r ' Yours very truly, - C. 04 Fraser C. GG Fraser " " CHRISTENSEN CONTRACTORS, INC *- -17 -East Fifth Street - St .Paul, Minna March 9, 1933. A. Fs Wright, City Clerk, Rochester, Minnesota. • r Dear Sir: -- This is to advise you that.. we ,commenced work on the i Broadway Street Sewer in Rochester, Minnesota, March 79 1934: Yours very truly, M. M. Chrigtensen M. M. CHRISTENSEN- " The following communication was read, and the City Clerk gave the informationthat he had certified the result bf the local option election in the City of Ro chest er $ Minnesota, March 9t h,191b , and the result of the County Option election. held,'June 17th91915: "' Office of LIQUOR CONTROL COffiMISSIONER State Capitol-St.Pdul•,Minnj March 7th,1934. Cit_y.. Clerk, Rochester, Minnesota. Dear Sir: In'order to complete our files* .in connection with the granting of off- sale licenses in your,,: cite,_ ,Wi.11- you kindly furnish us with a certified statement containing information as to the result of the vote of , any election ever held in your city where the question of lie.enting 'intoxice.ting liquors was voted on. This does not include repeal el ect-ion o_ r . county option election. In the event that no such' election }eras :ever been' held, your state- ment should advise us to that effect. Your signature, and the corporate seal of your city should be attached. thereto. Yours very truly, F.'G...Garling Secretary. " The following, copy of letter was read, and President Liddle , ordered that the same be placed on'file: 6. • CHI CAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Office of Superintendent E. W. Fowler Superintendent St. Pahl, Minn. March 7, 1934 Mr. Chas. H. Armstrong, City Engineer, Ro chest er, Minn. Dear Si r: We are advised by the Public Health Service of the U.S. Government that the water which we supply our passenger trans engaged in interstate traffic at Rochester is only provisionally accepted for use _for drinking and culinary pifrposes on trains for the reason that the sanitary quality is not sufficiently safeguarded. The recommendations of the Minnesota Department of Health with reference to the water supply at Rochester are as follows: 1: The group of dug wells and pumps shold either be physically disconnected from the'rest of the system, or it should be rebuilt, placing the pumps above ground level. . . 2. The program for eliminating cross connections between the distribution system of the municipal water supply and cistern supplies, swimming pools, and other unsafe water supplies, should be carried on, and such connections removed in accordance with Regulation 201 of the State Board of Health. Will you please advise me just what action you propose to take with respect to these recommendations- otherwise we will not be permitted to use the City water on our passenger trains Yours truly, T. W. Flatherson, Division Engineer. I hereby certify that the above is an exact copy of the ori;�-;inal letter. (Notarial Seal) Cj H. Armstrong City Engineer. " The following communication was read, and upon motion by Norton, second by Hicks, it was referred to the City Attorney% "UNION NATIONAL BANK Rochester, Minn. March 14, 1934. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of. the City of Rochester Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota is holding as collateral security to secure the funds of the City of Rochester 059000.00 Erie Railway Equipment Trusts 6% Series KK due April 1591934. You are -holding a surplus of collateral to cover your deposit with as. , We would appreciate :it very much if you would release this 451,000.1ou and instruct the City Treasurer, Mr.Carl G.Schwarz, to surrender his receipt to the Federal Reserve Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and release the securities. r 42 . $ 2; 500.00 of your depo sit wit h us at thi s time i s secured by U. S. Deposit Insurance. Yours very .truly W. W. Churchill VICE PRESIDENT " A proposed certificate foam for use of the Health Officer in certifying as to , the compliance with sanitation laws * and rules by applicants for On Sale liquor and non -intoxicating liquor licenses, was read, and upon motion by )Miller, second by Norton, the paragraph; quoted, "Block tin beer pipe lines are -installed wherever necessary; and arrangements have been made for weekly sterilization, by steam under 15 lbs.. pressure." was amended by the addition of the words, " or by suitable cleaning or, sterilizing solution." Upon motion by 96ody.,n;ecendrby Dallman, the sum of $10.00 was appropriated from the General Fund. and. it was ordered that the said sum be paid to D.L .Williams, Post Master, for stamps for use of the City Clerk. :. The City Engineer submitted plans, profiles, specifica- tions and estimate of cost for the repaving with No.l 2" brick, etc., of First Street Southwest from the wept line... of..Second Avenue! Southwest t o the west line of Fourth Avenue'- Southwest 9 the said estimate of cost being $2632029. • The. City Engineer submitted specifications and estimate of cost fo-r the 1934 sprinkling and treating of streets and avenues, the said ' estimate of cost being $13,3064759 based on 25 .cents per 100 square feet sprinkled or treatedi Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution designating. streets, avenues and' alleys to be sprinkled ort'reated during the season of the year 19349 commencing April lst 91934 9 and`•continuing until November lst, 1934, and ordering hearing thereon' for. 7:3d- o' clock P.M. , March 29t h,1934, which was read. Upon motion by Norton, second by Dallman, that the t said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in :favor .thereof, . W'± President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Inventories and appraisements made by the following ' a.. department beads _ as t o the,egaipmeht , :mat eri al s, etc-9 in their charge, as ,. of February 28th919349 were rea.d,' and upon motion by Dallman, second by Norton, j_ the City Clerk was instructed to.adjust his inventory: records accordingly: City Attorney, Milk Inspector, hibrary''Board, Building, Electrical and "A Plumbing Inspector, Park Department, Cu�gfiq#An "bf the City Hall, City Assessor, Election equipment stored in: the C1t�s* firehouse, Social Welfare :Y .. C _ •C:'},�:• N. ii i�I': 1...... rA:i ....�id i t,-..=-.alY-�..4�ixiS•CJ�'.':ti�•':��'...p t�i- .�J3f.�<�E:ti.ai ,...<.. ♦-.w-�4M'^_������'J����1 Y .z:•i@�+'T'. �'}'d..... `v.M. v..YJy .f .. __. - . 431 ' Worker, Health Department,. City Farm., and City Farm Office. Alderman., Amundsen, introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to Matt Fitzpatrick for the AiTnory March 17th919349 and fixing the fee at $34009 which was read. ,, y Upon motion by Dallman, second by Norton, that the said resolu-- Lion be adopted as read, and ell voting in fa ortthereof, President .Liddle declared t said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Ili cks introduced the f ollowing resolut ion,which was re "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, nnesota: That the City Clerk of said City be and he is hereby authorized a directed to advertise for sealed -proposals for the doing of all of the official print- ing and advertising for the -City of Rochester, Minnesota, during the official year commencing April 2nd, 1934, a's required and provibded'for. in Sections 126 and 127 of the Charter of the City , of Rochester;' Minnesota, said bids to be received and opened y the Common Council of said City at a meeting thereof to be held in the Council hambers,-in the City Hall., in said City, at 2:00 o'clock P.M.., on April 2nd, 1934; the said Common Council reserving the right to reject any and all bids. " Upon motion by Hicks, second by Norton,, that the said resolution e adopted ,as read, and all voting in' favor thereof, President Liddle declared the aid resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Hicks introduced th'e' Following, resolution, which was read "Be it. resolved by the Common'Council of the City of Rochester, innesota: That the City Clerk of said City be and he is hereby authorized nd directed to advertise for proposals for being designated as a City Depository undo nd in 'accordance with the provisions of Section 47 to 549 inclusive, and Sections 166 o .377, inclusive, of the Charter of said City, which are relative thereto, the said ommon Council reserving the right to. reject aqr and all bids, and provided that if th Late Collateral law is used the bonds filed shall remain for one year: . The sealed proposals shall be" received and opened by said ommon Council, at a meeting thereof which is to be held in the Council Chambers, in 1he City Hall, in said City, on April 2nd, 1934, At 2:00 o'clock P.M. " Upon motion by Measly, second by Miller, thatthe said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the r said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the City' Treasurer of said City be and he is hereby authori and directed to execute a release on the collateral securities mentioned in the communication quoted below and 'accept instead the $129000.00 Liberty Loan Bonds that they offer in substitution: , " THE FIRST NXIONAL BANK OF ROCHESTER Rochester, Minnesota March 12th, 19 34. Hon, Mayor and Members of the -Common Council Ro the st er , Minnesota 44 Dear Sirs: ' We areasking you to release' the following bonds held as security for depo sits , of the City of ,Rochester , in this bank; Duplin County, N..C., 5% road bonds Nos.117 to 120 incl.., and Nos..270 to 275 incli, due 9/l/35 . 109000- Duplin County, N..C. 5% road bonds No s.479 and -478, due 9/l/43 29000- We are offering as substitution: Fourth Liberty Loan 4�% bonds due Oct:w 15th, 1933 1938 129000- Trust ing this may have your favorable action at the earliest possible date, we are Yours very truly, . LJFiegel: Vice President & Cashier.' " Upon mot -ion by Dallman, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, Presi- dent Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution appropriating 500.24 from the P:W. A. Do cket #1473 Fund and ordering payment made to C.C. Inc., Pagenhart and M..E.-Souther,/for extras on' contract for construction of a bridge on Fourteenth Street Northwest, over Bsaeade Creek, under Job No..18069 which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Moody, than the said resolution be adopted as read, : and all vot jng in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed- and adopted. •Alderman.:Dallman introduced the ,following resolution, which was read: 'l "WHEREAS, It is: deemed expedient and necessary that F' First Street South rest , ' from t he, West `11h:e of"' Sec on'd 8venue Southwest ,, to the a west line of Fourth Avenue Southwest be repaved with No,;1, 2t" vit tifi3d cut lug paving brick, and that the ,old' -crossings: onfthe'-Xa th side -of First Street Southwest at Third Avenue Southwest ,;and,-F,our-th; Avenue Southwest , . be each removed and a concrete paving.base.`be`lsid to`:the north trine of the strQet at :each of. the said.•intersections- ,.,ands fi WHEREAS,. The City Engineer has prepared and submitted =;z plans, profiles, specifications and ,estimat.e ;of, cost :for -the said repaving and removal of crossings and 1 wring of pa,ving``base, ZO THEREFORE, Be it'; e,s6lved'bpi the Common Council of the City of. Rochester, Minnesotan That the said .plans, profiles jLnd'_.'specif icat ions be adopted for the said improvements and t h'at Ahe same be paced on file in the office of the City Clerk o f said. City, ; aud=}.thatth-v,- said estimate of cost be accepted and placed on file in_`the vfficei `df' the City Clerk of said City, and Be it further resolved by , the said Common Council: That the City Clerk of said Cit7j."a.amd`-h•e 4's;.hereby.-authorized and directed to advertise for sealed proposals for thurni skiing of sl1 labor, materials, e .f tools, equipment, etc., necessary for. the repaving above described, and for 'a:. : . ,,s.,..,+.,:a'-.. ' ,' . ,...- "�� �.., r w�`•F -p•� h�tr-'� '4'''+�1 ��. �k� �� r� _a.. b H�ti.-� fit" �-'a�p'.o �y . - _ i ;.-�. + .. •-..,. .4.•C., cF. ar; �, c. M'sf� �fKi'':a�c,,� .w�`�'..k „`'�'~ ,. .. i N.,, `CK' �'� 4,_. _ 1.- -rti. -G,. i r''`�."fs:ti.'b.X''*.,ay,4h—eY.f'''k.6'"c 45 the removal of old crossings. ands l-aying of concrete paving -base, as above described, which sealed bids will be received .and opened at a public meeting of this Common Council, which is to be held� at, 7:30 o'clock P.M.., on March 29th,1934. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check upon some reputable bank drawn payable to the Mayer of Roc4ester,Minnesota, for at -least 10• pereenti 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'the letting of the contract to him shall fail .to enter ihto 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 eMpany authorized to•do'.business-in the, State -of Minnesota, will be required with the contract: (Personal Bonds' not, to be acoepted:) All proposals must be`addressed to Mr. A.F.Wright, City Clerk of Rochester, Minnesota, and.shall have endorsed thereon 'Proposal for repaving part of First Street Southwest.-' e Upon motion by Norton, 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 abd adopted. Alderman Miller introduced a resolution appropriating $1042.70 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 February 16th, 23rd, March 2nd, and,March 9th919349 which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen; second by,Norton, 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 appropriating $228.23 from t e Sewer Fund and ordering payment made to the Dodge Lumber & Fuel Company for 69,530# of coal furnished at the Sewage Disposal Plant, which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Moody, that the said resoluti 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 appropriating $298.08 from. t'he General Fund and ordering payment made to the City of Rochester,Steam Heating Department ,for steam heat furnished at the City Hall during February919349 Which was read: Upon motion by Dallman, second by Norton, that the said resoluti e adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed aAd adopted: Alderman Dorton, introduced: a tesolution appropriating $279940 the Lighting Find and ordering'payment made to the City of Rochester, -Light or the lighting df pdbU* `q oreets,-;whieh_.was; • Upon motion by Millers second by Hicks, that the said resolution adopted as read, . and all voting. in favor'.thereof 9 ,President Liddl.e declared the aid resolution duly passed and adopted,• eW 46 Alderman Moody introduced a resolution appropriating. $250.00. from the Lighting Fund. and ordering: payment made to the City of Rochester, Light Department,for. the lighting of public gtesads and buildings, which was read. 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. Alderman Norton introduced the following resolutions • f • R Y w} i eh was read: "WHEREAS, a gross amount of $5210.56 has been charged against Saint Mary's Hospital for their share in Sewage Disposal Plant Operation to and including September 30th, 19339 and J WHEREAS, Bills for isolation hospital services have been rendered by Saint Mary's Hospital and $427.50 of them have been credited to the above mentioned account for share in operation of sewage disposal plant, and "WHEREAS, Saint Mary's Hospital management objects to the crediting of isolation hospital charges to their sewage disposal plant operation account, which is in dispute, SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved byl the Common Council of the City of Roch ster, Minnesotan i That the sum of $42740 be and the said sum is hereby' appropriated from the Sewer Fund, Code 10, andit isordered that the same be paid to St. Mary's Hospital as.reeonsideration-,of the: Common;.Council's decision to credit Isolation hospital service charges to the account against Saint 'Mary's Hospital for share in'.Sewage Disposal Plant operation, which $427:50 shall be charged to the Saint M_ ary' s Hospital Account, thereby bringing it to a gross ' total of $5210456 - `The' Mayor and City , Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directed to draw a warrant upon the . City. Treasurer and make payment accordingly." a Upon motion by Amundsen; second by Ricks, 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 following claims .were read, and upon motion by . • .:' '. 'ems'- � . .'`: r� ;, Hicks, second by Ammndsen, the same were ealowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warre*s upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly; From the General; Fund: C..: Leslie Gray, et. ale' 037.501t Martin .EQ. ard,. et. al.. -35`.00, - C. F.. ,0.18or ,,.,:et.' al..$35.009 .Art Nachreiner, et. al. $30.00, Chas. L , Palmerlee, et. ;al.. - 35.0.0, ;J. A. ;Yaeger et. a,l. $.32.509 J. G.i Koels.ch, et ,.a :'; 40.00.,t.z ohr};$ ,Ga.seL;.et-,,al.. $32.60, S. Utainger $37.50,. T. F. Kennedy, etj al. Pearson, et. al. $37:50, Im. H. -*ken, et: -al. $45:009' Erwin Ci ,Rutz, et. al. $43 75, John F. Stephan, et. al-. $35:00, Edward J. ,Jacob s9 et'. al.. $42 50, Tri-State ✓.. r Y n -ts a ..F rxk - - i .. ." t arr i`',r' S'zlisq i �`{,t'4 r. ..; '.a ,lo:� }. "t-•z' .y ^'div r"\ r 7T Telephonb & Tblegraph Co. $"13415--' Health, Off ice, Intact Office Fund $10000, Bostier & Kt�uger Co: Inc. $1.50,'_Oswsld'PuAlishing Co $2:96, Clements ghevrolet Co. $5.15, Thee Gamewbll* Company $65:959 R. G Drips Groeer Coo 419.82, Nelson Motor, Sales Co. $7.909 Tri-State Telephone'& Telegraph' Co. '$180471 Qaality Print Shop 1,26.509 Ralph I: LaPlant $22 64, `Williams &Carr $22.00, Hack & Gsetting Printing Company . r' $18.009 Free Press Company $84659 Carl G. Schwarz $30*159 Dr. Chas. F. Mayo $41.669 Woodhouse Brotheee $1.009 H. S. Adams $9,409 Weber & Judd Co. $1.009 Whiting Press #11.259 Rochester Post -Bulletin 70509 General Fund $6.33, General Fund $44.45, Western Union $3.60, Co H.. Armstrong $16 05, Co -Operative Oil Co. k35.88, City of I Rochester, Light Dept: $4509 City of Rochester, Light Dept $1.009 Nelson Motor Sales Co. $2.909 Pruetts Star Laundry $10649 Community Service •Station $2.159 Hanson f Hardware Co. $1.15.9 Golod Motor Coihp&hi $0-*529 Community Service Stattbn $35:00, Belson Tire Service, Inc: $_ 50, Yellow Cab` Co. $.45,� The Hoffman Drug Store $1-9009 i i E.° A: Kfiowiton Company $2 , 58, Western Union 00,86, Tri-State Telephone &, Telegraph 1 - - Co. $32.709 Foster Battery'Compank$,14759 Henry C• Lindberg and Jbseph J: Schuster $8 00; H. Dornack $$7 28, City of Rochester, Light Dept #46050.1,' Werher Transportation C'o. $1.439 R. C: Drips: Grbcer Co $4.95, The' Hoffman Drug' Store $2.509 Re C. Drips Groner Co. 4978, Pink Supply Co,:' $11.55, Moulding Brownell Corp. ' $1i:50; Me R. $�-lca II $2:50, Foster Mrachek Electric' Co.'$40:929 A. ,S. Adams $1309, The Wigwam $57.50, Rochester Post -Bulletin $1814,011, Uinnes6ta Northerh.N&tural Gas Company $1.50, H S: Adams $9 55, Hack & Goetting Printing Company'$160509 Fullerton Lumber Co: $3. 0, Schmidt Printing Company $35 40, Carlton E.Anderson $144009 Ralph I: LoPlant $22.649 O.E.MeCoy $.40, Standard Oil Company $10.00,'Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. $35:40, HeAo Rogers Coo, $584319 National Bushing & Parts Ce. $624.30; Tri-State Telephone & TelegrapY! Co. $7r#'001, .Dodge Lumber & Fuel Coo $5.12; From the Street and Alley Fund: M. N.elsen• $73:00, Standard Oil Co. $2.509 Paper,Ca1K8h8Ah & Company $7.569 General Fund $40.89, M. Nelsen $9.60, Sullivan Paint Co. $6.40,9 Co -Operative Oil Co. $30 40, Foster Battery Co. $.561, 0,. G,. Hanson & Son $6:01, Hanson Hardware, Cov $20.20 9 Nelson Tire Service Inc. $1. Witte Transportation Co. 8.609 Pruet;ts Star Laundry $10,509_Fullerton Lumber Co. $6:80, McElligott Welding Co $5.951, Kruger Woodwork Shop 8190-60, Rochester Cylinder Grinding Works $5.50, T4 E.,Barber $10.009 International Harvester Co. $19 73,. National Bushing & Parts Co. $4.279 Dodge Lumber•& Fuel Co. $66,.50; From the Fire Protection Fund: The Gamewell Company $43.769 C.E. Ginther $56009 McElligott Welding Company $.509 Foster Battery Company $136'829 Genet Fund $3.08, Nelson Motor.. Sales Co. -$1.6.0, Devlin's $100,25, The Model Laundry $14.21, Hoffman's Drug Store.$1:501,;Rochester Plumbing & Heating Company,$.169 M.Nelsen $24.04, Sullivan. Paint Company $10.339 Foster Mrachek Electric Company $15.0.09 Rochester Ice and Fuel Company $13659Pruetts Star Laundry $16.601, Botsford Lumber Company $21.359 Home Laundry $24 40, Hauer Battery Mfg. Co: $16.709 Woodhouse Bros. $39.949 Rochester Grocer Co. $6.259 Midwest :Fjre Apparatus Co. 182.60, .Midwest, Fire Apparatus, Company: $112.83, .Midwest Fire .Apparatus Co. .140.00, Midwest Fire Apparatus C90• $570179 Witte Transportation Co. $1.009 Toomey Cp al & Transf er Co $1. 50 - He,nson. Hardware Company $2.80 , Rochester Cylinder Grinding Wo rk s $1. 50 , 0 : G.. Hanson & Son, $ 5 ,45, .Witte Transportation Co. $ . 71 Dodge Lumber & Fuel .Co. $63.479Tri-State .Telephone & Telegrapl Co. $17:801, Pink Supply Co. $35.751 From the Sewer Fund: City of Ro chest er, Light Depart- . meat $ 58:34, City of Ro chest er, Water Department $140,85 9 City of Rochester, Light Department $18.0.09 Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph Company $50759 Devlin's $3.009.Foster,Mrachek Electric Co: $4.23, Pruetts Star Laundry ,MX0, I5o #,e:::-.L--&mbar' &nF.-61POokpatV.$1475.4 From the Park Improvement Fund: Co -Operative Oil.. Co. $131.209 Henry Jorgenson,$6:009 Community Service Store.$199:089 F;J.• Lehner $88.309 Community Service Store J9.00, Tri-State.. Telephone & Tele- graph Co. $7.109 Rochester Auto Parts $2 65, City of Rochester, $11.859 , Witte Transfer Co. $5.559 Ellis Motor.Company $27,0359 Nelson Tire Service, Inc. $3.939 Olmsted County Oil Company .$48.26, He Z. Adams $3..359 Fratzke Brothers $5.959 Henry Doden $144,20 9 A. A: Hirman ComparW $644,00., Nelson i Motor Sales Co $24'20, M. Nelson $3:0.0, O.. GF� Hanson & Son $14 20, Rochester_ Ice & Fuel Company $129.999.,Jno E.. Lingo &, Son„$1840.9. Dodge Lumber; & Fuel Co:. $45.28; Morrison Electric Co $17.539 City of Rochester, Light DQpt. 5.40 Witte Transportation Co. '$2.78, Woodhouse Brothers $9r*879,Co-Operative Oil Co. $5.72,9 Quality Print Shop $.35,. Schmidt,Pr#nting Company $5.609 Carl Hendricksop. $1146, Rochester, Cylinder, Grinding4;Works %11.259 American Bulb Company $6.309 Crops Oil .Burner. Service..,George Keefe $8.481 City of Rochester, Light, Department.$13.90;; From: the, Sinking., Funds',>Ca?r1� G,:v;.8ehwarz $,.32; From. the 'P:'W•A:Doeket`:-#1473-`.Fund,:' State of Minnesota., Highway Dept $1.10 , state of Minnesota ;Department of Highways - $33.34, Schmidt Printing Company $;9090.rcutt. Sjgn.Shop $il4b0, Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. $2:409 H. A Rogers Co4.$2:10, :Tri-State •Telephone & Telegraph Co. $4650 Upon motion by Moody, second �by Norton, the sum of $5491 was appropriated from, the Street 'and Alley Fund '.and it. was ordered that the said sum, be.paid _to. P PKelly�..for, Public liability and property damage etc. , insurance on the Model ' 54 International. t ruck . • The Common Council canvassed the returnesfrom the Charter El:eetion held March 13th,1934,i - � .. . Alderman Ricks introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota: That the following is a tabulated statement and list of the number of votes cast for each person at the Charter Election held March 13th, 1934, in the City of Rochester, Minnesota, as determined by said Common Council .on the eanvass of the returns of said election made. the 14th day of 'March,l934; the said statement is hereby declared to show the result` of said election. Said tabulated list and state- ment is as follows: Name First Ward Second Ward Third Ward ' and District No. District No. District No Office.-' 1 2' '3 4 5, '-1 2 3 4 5- 1 2 3 44 5 Total. ALDERMAN - AT_ LARGE W*lWGiiillije158 147 -160 127 188 210.185 136 _185 204 101 131 184 160 152 2428 F.D.Romme1, 139 158 118 142 162 143 178 122 179 152 82 116 209 150 162 2212 CITY TREASURER Carl G.Schwarz, - 245 235 216 216 294 283 295 201 295 269 133 196 294 230 234 � 3636 T.P.Hall, 1 1 Mrs.A.E. Get es S.O.Sanderson, 1 1 Geo. Parker, 1 1 T.D.Feeney 1 1 Joyce Pratt 1 •� 1 Henry Blink 1 1 Howard Evans I 1 1 Oden Erickson 1 1 Burt Elliott Eaton, 156 143 145 159 273 189 180 158 160 221 87 127 243 151 154 2566 Frank G.Newhouse, , 154 162 137 115 87. 165 184 111 202 146 97 133 160 166 162 2181 V.J.Baatz , 1 1. A.A.Tho rson, 1 1 J.W.Anderson$ 1 1 SPECIAL MUNICIPAL JUDGE. Wm.S.LaPlant e 205 186 166 174 267 223 221 183 271 243 110 158 262 195 157 3023 Sam Allen, 1 1 Earl Freer, 1 1 Desmond Hunt, 1 1 1 3 Frank Roth, ­1 1 R.Bonner, 1 1 J.G.Johnson, 1 1 J.F.Mc4dams, Frank Newhouse 1 1 L.A.Berndt, 1 1 s USSTICE OF THE- PEACE. - ST EH "CITY JUSTICE° A.L.Smith, 2 7 9 -J.F.McAdams, 5 5 4 1 9' 14 1 11 2 52 C.B.Balou, 1 1 Frank Roth, 5 1 2 1 5 44 6 1 4- 4 1 • 74 Catherine Smith, 1 1 Hinty, 1 1 Uason Hicks, 1 ! 1 Floyd Plein, Frank Everett, Perry Beach, Fred Jorgenson, 1 1 W.M.Anderson, 1 1 1 Roth. 5 5 McAdams, 4 4 J,Wjellers, 1 1 50 1 2 3 1 2 34 5 1 2 3 4 5 Total. u(JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. STYLED "CITY" JUST_I. CONT.I-NII •D: ) I St aggert , 1 I II W. Anderson, C. Delaney 1 1 Harry Gilman 1 1 4, W. Ande rson 4 4 8 P.P.Vinson, 16 1 17 H.H.Johnson 1 1 ul _ Jag. Kirkham 1 1 Ethel Oesterreich, 1 " 1 1 3 II; James O'Connor 1 1 I J.' H. Mitchell,' 1 1 James Matheson 1: 1 James Clark 1- 1 Bertha Mathison Paul McDermott 1, 1 Frank, Newhouse, f 1 --"2 } 2 ` ploy d; Jensen, a- t 1. 1 . 1 1 Mrs.. Bertha Cowan 2 2 A LM TA .'FTR S. Smith Fryer, RD.- - 186 198 178 111 142 • 815 W.L.Toogo od ` 113 .05 91:144 192 645 JUSTICE OF T_FT-E PEACE OF THE FIRST WARD. Katherine smith 1 1 2 A.L. Smith, 3 3. Frank Roth, 3 3 6 T.D.Feeney,l �'' .. ', 1 J.W.Anderson, 1 4 2 7 F.H.Coors, 1 1 J.F.McAdams,2 2 3 7 Mason Hicks, 1' 1 W.L.Bennedict, 2 2 Peter Hanson, 1 1 1 Cleo Lyke, 1 .' 1 A.Moline, Frank Newhouse, 1 1 Ethel Oesterreich, 1 1 Catherine Smith, 1 1 P.P.Vinson, 1 1 Mrs. Geo.. Higgins, 1 1 G. Al l en , 1 2 Mr. Brink, 2 . Aj,p]rTMA_N OF THE _SECOND V4'ARD: J,T.Lemmon, 174 186 136 .213 196 905 Z ~ H.F.Vihst adt , 169 168 130 " 170 173 810 # JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OF SEC (STD WAD:-- t C.Ellison, ;: H �17 252 174 223-a75 1141 Ne;. Tuberg, 1 1 M.Fitzpatrick, :, 1 1 J,R%McAdams, 1 1 8 J.Matheson, 1 1 Frank Roth, 2 2 John" Bowron, 1 1 roNM:MT E OF THE —SECOND WARD: . O�OimcCoy, 255 244 186 275 246 1206 M.F.Eust erman, 1 1 Clarence Hanson, 1 1 J.A.Yaeger, 1 ... 1 Elmer Grimm '1 1 Rueben Shearer, 1. 1 Tom Nagle,'.w 1 1 1 Y rA 51 1 2 3 4 5 1 23 4 5 1 2 3 4 55 T©tali, ALDEFd40 _OF THE THIRD WARD :.. t Benj. S. :Green, 147 185 275 243 271 1126 - J. A. Peterson,; 31 62 112 66 44 315 JUSTICE OF THE: PEACE- OP THIRD' WAE_D;, .. .:.. � Ethel G. Oesterxeich, 77 108 179 162 185 711 John Edward Hines, 84 100 193 128'106 611 J.F-McAdams, 1 3 1 5 S.C.Truax, 5 5 LONSTA-PLE OF TTIIE..T$TRD'W RD: Mrs., Frank Fox 1 1 Vestor Murry F{ Fred Witzke, 1 1 Roy Ostrum - 1 1 Elmer Grimm, 1 1 2 Roy Watson 1 1 C.B.Cjnaty 2 2 M.L.Pri ebe 2 2 Mel. Nelson, 1 1 Frank , ,Benson, 1 1 Theo Podclske 1 1 Albert Quandt 1 1 Floyd Cooke, E. E. Comartin, 1 1 Art Bourassa 1 1 SCHOOL COMM GE: A. H. Sanford, 259 264 237 241 331 304 320 247 331 330 124 174 292 232 222 3908 Sever Ewald, 1 1 Frank Jacobs, 2 2 J. E. Bell, 1 1 James Secrist , 1. 1 Kate Crawford,. 1 . 1 Mrs . G.MaLowry S.Graham 1 1 Wm.. Fitzgerald, 1 1 ddp �i�g�xts`r1 ' , 1 1 rNatoppel 1 1 Dr. Higgins 1 1 Jno. Lemmon, 1 1 Geo. Partridge, 1• 1 .J.Costello R.L.Shearer, 1 1 COMOJoyce, 1 .lirso E.S.Judd, 1 1 McNutt, 1 1 .A.Moore, 1 1 . R. Zick 1 1 r*Wnd%T. fIAlin'ITC'CTAhTVn AIM rtIYV MT?TT.T1 TA?ATfT1. . .A.Moore, 10,1 •132 234 170 162 - 799 aul McDermott SO=THEREKRE;::B6jit-reeolved:.b the�•C6mmon:,Counci.l-:bf;_the .City:,aP ochester, Minnesota: T:_-.-U Ts�. That. W. -R. Liddle is -hereby declared to be elected o the office f Alderman at Large of said City at the. Charter Election held March 13th,1934, to old o Vice for two years and until his successor i s elected and qualified; That Carl Go Schwarz, is hereby declared to be elected to the ffice of City Treasurer- of said City.°at the Charter Election held March 13th,1934, to old office for one year and until his successor, is elected and qualified; That Burt Elliott Eaton is hereby declared to be elected to the office of Municipal Judge of the said City at= the Chart-er- F Election held March 13th919349 to hold office for .four years and until his successor is elected and qualified; That Tin: S. LaPlante is hereby declared. to be elected to. the office of Special Municipal Judge of the said City=at the Charter Election held March 13th,19349to hold office for four years and until his successor is elected and. qualified; That Frank Roth is `herebydeclared to be elocted -Co' the office of Justice of the Peace, styled "City Justice", of said City at the Charter Election held March 13th, 1934, to hold —office for two -years ,and until his successor is elected and qualified; That A. H. Sanford is hereby declared to be elected to the office of School Commissioner at Large of said City at the Charter Election held March 13th,1934, to hold office for two years and until. his successor is elected and qualified; That S. Smith Fryer is hereby declared to be elected to the office of Alderman of the First Ward of said City at --the Charter ` Election held March 13th,19349 to hold office for two years and until his successor is elected and qualified. That J* W• Anderson is hereby declared to be, -elected to the office of Justice of,the Peace of the First Ward of said City at the. Charter Election held March 13th,1934, to .hold off -lee for two years>-�&nd••until his 'successor is elected and qualified; That J. T. Lemmon is hereby declared to be elected to the office of Alderman of the Second Ward of said City, at the 'Charter ' Election held March 13th919349 to hold off ice ffor'two'gears and until his successor is elected and qualified; That C. H: Ellison is hereby declared to be -elected to the office of Justice of the Peace of Second Ward bfl said City, 'at the Charter Election held March 13th919349 to hold office for''two years- "d until his 'successor is elected and qualified; l That 0. E. McCoy , is hereby declared to be elected to . the office of Constable of the -Second Ward of .i:said City; - at the CbArt-sr . El ect ion held March 13th919349 to hold office for two years and until[ his successor is elected and qualified; That Benj.1_ S. Green is hereby declared t,o bey ele cted to the Off ioe of Alderman- of the Third Ward of said City at- the Charter • Election held March 13th919349 to hold office -for two years and until his successor is elected and qualified; That Ethel G. Oesterreich is hereby declared to be elected to the office of Justice of the 'Peace of Third Ward of said City at the Cht6rter Election held March 13th,1934, to,.--hold-offioe for two years and until her suscessor is elected and qualified; That there is a tie vote existing between Elmer Grimm, C. B. Conaty,''and M.LiP.riebe, for the office of Constable of the Third Ward, which tie vote will be dissolved and the winner declared at a meeting of this Common Council which is to be held at 7:30 _o' clock P;M. , on March 29th91934; as provided 'for in Section 13 of -the Chart.e.}� of said.[ ty; That W. —. Moore is hereby declared to be elected to the office of School Commissioner of the Third Ward of :'said City 'at th a Char- ter Election held March 13th,19,34, ;to= hol4).,office for --two years- and until hi s successor is elected ands qualif ied.." ' Upon motion by .Hicks, second by Norton, that the said resolution be adopted as. read, .and all voting injf#vo;r thereof, except Alderman Moody, who''vot'ed "Nay",' President' Liddle declared the said resolution duly assed and adopted. The Common Council canvassed the returns fom the election held March 13th,1934 on the ` : question";'of a and Fund levy. • Alderman Norton -introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved by the .Common Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota: -_ That the folloii rin ' is a tabulated statement and list of the votes cast .for and against the approval of, a Band Fund tax levy at the election held March 13th91934, in the City of Rochester, Minnesota, as .determined,by the said Common Council on.the canvass of,-the..,•returns, .of, the, said election made on the 14th day of March, 1934; the said stat em ent i•s hereby, .declared to .show .the result of the said election. The said tabulated list,. statement. is as folhows: c � First Ward Second Ward ; .Third Ward District No... District No. District No. 1 �. ,�......d.. .,.�... 1- 2 �?1 4 .5 1 2 3 4 Fi Total Shall a tax of not ,exceeding one (1) mill be levied.each year for. the purpose of furn- ishing a Band Fund?- 'YES' received: 142 159 132 170 245 180 222 179.226 216 75 138 223 156 141 2604 F 'NO' received: 155 141'148 94 112 165 140, 65 147 138 103 109 179 162 172 2050 SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: i That as there were 4807 voters present and .voted at the said election, and 2604 of them voted in, favor of the Approval of the question,' Shall a to of not �exoeeding one (1) mill be.levied each.•year.for the purpose of furnishing a Band Fund?' and 2050 of them voted, against the, approval of the said question, that ` there were 153. blank' ballots, that- the question was approved by the voters at the said election held on March 13th,1934; so therefor, the Common Council of said City isthereby `authorized to levy a tax of not exceeding one (1) mill each year for the purpose -of furnishing , a Band Fynd." Upon motion by Norton, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, except Alderman Moody, who voted "Nay.", President Liddle declared the said,resolution duly passed and adopted. The Common Council canvassed the returns from the special election held March 13th,16341 on the question of transfer of purpose for Sinking Fund investments heretofore accumulated and invested for an addition to the Public Library building. e e Alderman.Norton introduced the following resolution,which was read: "B8 1f resolved_by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the following is a tabulated statement and list of the votes cast -for and against the approval of transfer of the purpose for use of funds levied, collected and invested,. for an; addition to the .public library''building to make the same available for either an addition to the present building or the construction of a new building, at the election held March 13th919349 in the City of Rochester, Minnesota, as determined by the said Common Council on the canvass of the returns of the said election made on the 14th day of March, 1934; the said statement is hereby declared to show the result of the said election. The said tabulated Jjist and statement is as follows: 54 . First Ward .. Second Ward.. Third Ward District NO Di st ri ct ' No .• District No. 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Total. For approval of the - resolution of the Common Council of .the City of Rochester, Minnesota, passed and adopted January 15th,19349 dbt er- mining the transfer and changing:• of the funds levied, collected, and invested for an addi- tion to the present public library building to make the same available for the" construction of an addition to the present public library build- ing, or for the construction of a new public library building, within the 'city of Rochester: 'YES' received: 154 156 143 194 290 190 229 194 248-232 'N0S eceived•. 87 155 247 188 176 2885 r 119118 116 55 55 143 115 55 96 102 83 60 125 110 124 1498 SO THEREFO SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota: That as-Ahere were 4307 voters present and vat ed at th a sai d el ect ion an d 2885, of., them vot ed . in; f avo r o f t he a pproval of thei question, 'For approval of the resolution of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, passed .and adopted Jalivary 15th,1934, determining the transfer and changing of the funds levied, collected, and invested for. an addition to the present public library building to make the same available for the construction. of , an; addition to the present public library building, or'for the construction-.,of_;a new public library,;building within, the city of Rochester , Minnesota.and 1498 , of... them- vot ed-r age in st the approval of the said ,question, and that .there were 424;blank ballots; that the:, question was approved by.;the voters at the said -election held,on 118,rch; 13th919349 so therefore, -the Common Council of said City ,'±the''Public' Libraryc.121oard of said City, and the.Sinkinc Fund Commission of-said,City, arethereby-;,authorized to -use the funds levied, collected and invested for an addition- to the present public library building for the construction of an addition to the present public library building!.or for the construction of�a:-new public library building within the City of Rochester, Minnesota. Upon .motion by Micks, second by Norton, that the said ' except Aldeiian Moody, Whc !voted' °Nay", resolution be adopted as. read, and all voting to favor thereof;/Pr,esident Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted, gpah„motion by, Hicks,,.* second by Moody, the Common Council adjourned to 7:30 o'clock P.M.,.Mareh 29th,19344 , a