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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-16-1934309 Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting ofthe Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall , in said City, at 7.30 o' elo ck P.M., on July 16th,1934i Meeting cs,lled, to order by President Liddle. Roll Callo Present: Liddl e$ Amundsen, Fryer, Green, Lemmon, Miller, Moody. Absent: Nonee Upon motion by Miller second by Lemmon the minutes of the meet in gg held on June 4th,19349 June 14t h,1934, June 25t h,1934 , and July 2nd919 34, were each approved, Upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryer it was ordered that the City Engineer's estimate dated June 22nd919349 in favor of C.G.Fraser and L.M.Feller ($26850,45) be stricken from the recorded minutes of the meeting of this Common Council held June 25th9l934, as that particular estimate was read and filed at a meeting held �at 2:00 o'clock P.M., on July 2nd,1934. President Liddle announced this as being the time andplace fixed for hearing on the construction oX a sanitary sever in First Place Southeast from the center o-f Third Street Southeast to a point 60' feet north of the north line of Fourth Street Southeast ,and asked ifthere was any person present who wished to be heard relative to this improvement+: There was no person present who wished to be heard in regard to the sanitary sewer above described. This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals for the construction of the above described sanitary sewer, the bid of Martin Paulson was opened and read, it being 90 cents per foot for 8 inch vitrified pipe sewer, standard. manholes $60:00 each, solid rock $5.50 per cubic yard, loose rock $2.75 per cubic yard, and 6" on 8" Y'branches $1o00 each Upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody the said proposal of IMartin Paulson was referred to the City Engineer for tabulation and recommendation. The following communication was read and upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen request was made of the Mayor that he issue a proclimation accordingly: "Rochester, Minnesota July 11, 1934 Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: President Roosevelt is scheduled to visit Rochester early in the month of August, 1934 for the purpose of conferring upon the Drs.-W.J. and C.H.Mayo the National American Legion citation awards. Tentative plans provide that the awards will be made at Soldiers' Field .during the morning of the day the President is scheduled to arrive. In order that it may be I possible for everyone in the City of Rochester to witness the presentation, the undersigned committee suggests that your Honorable Body officially request all business places in the City of Rochester to close between the hours of 10:00 o'clock A.M. and 12;00 o'clock noon on that day. 1c 3�0 Your cooperation in this matter will make possible the carrying out of the plans of the, committee in charge. Respectfully, Drs. W.J. and C.TF.Mayo Award Committee L. J. Joswieh chairman. " The following communication was read and upon motion by Green second by Fryer the request was granted subject to all concession fees being turned into the City Treasury: "Rochester, Minnesota July 11,1934 Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester, Minnesota Gent 1 em en : During the scheduled visit of President . Roosevelt to the City of Rochester early in August ,1934 there will no ' d oubt be many in the city, who will be engaged in selling all sorts of souvenirs such as buttons, flags, etc. It is the intention of the Win. T. McCoy Post No.92 of the American Legion to cooperate with the officials of the City of Rochester regarding those en- gaging in this operation at that time and we feel that this can best be done by asking your Honorable Body to authorize the Con- cessions Committee of the American Legion Mayo Award Committee generally to have complete control and supervision over all con- cessions desired to be operated d».ring the President's visit, ih- eluding the right to collect and retain such fees for such con- cessions as in the judgment of tine Concession Committee may be thought proper. In this way, and in this way only, we feel that the numerous concessions in the city on that day may be properly regulated and. controlled. We respectfully ask your cooperation in this matter. • Respectfully, Drs. W.J. and C.II.M.ayo Award Committee L. J. Joswich Chairman." Alderman Moody introduced the following resolution which was read: "WHEREAS, On May 4th, 19349 the National Executive Committee of the American Legion voted a Citation to Drs. William J. and Charles H. Mayo, for the distinguished service of the Doctors to their sick and disabled Comrades, and to humanity in general, and WHEREAS, August 8th919349 has been fixed as the date for the presentation of the said Citation, at which time President Franklin D., Roosevelt will come here as a spokesman for the Nation at what in effect will be a public testimonial to the Mayo Brothers for a lifetime of service to society, and 4 WHEREAS, Edward A. Hayes, National. Commander of the American Legion, will be here to participate in the Citation award program, c: i and 311 13 WHEREAS, It is deemed expedient and necessary that funds be provided for the necessary expenditures in connection with this auspicious event, and WHEREAS, The American Legion Citation Award Committee have preparec the following* as a tentative'budget of expenditures under their local program proposed: ' Official Headquarters Invitations, Postage,etc., Traveling Expenses, WashiD.C. Plaques, (Bronze) Ent,ertai.nment, Bands, etc. Wreath, Decorations, etc. ' Public Address Systeffi Platform (Boldiers' Field) Luncheon and Reception Transportation, Telephone and Telegraph Publicity Total $250.00 350.00 500.00 650.00 450.00 350.00 200.00 400.00 150.00 150.00 100.00 450.00 $ 4000.00 '* SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the sum of $4000.00 is hereby.appropriated From the General Fund, Code 18, and transferred to General Fund, Code 29, which will be a Budget Division of the General Fund of said City, to be known as 'American Legion Citation Award Expenses' from which disbursements will be made for the above set forth budget purposes, from which payments will be made only upon duly verified claims accompanied by the original requisition written by the American Legion Citation Award Finance Committee, and Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: ' That in the event of need for ready cash, a requisition written by the American Legion Citation Award Finance Committee, approved by the Finance Committee of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, accompanied by sworn billing, will be authority for the,Mayor and City Clerk to draw a warrant the City Treasurer for the amount specified and for the purpose stated, which sworn billing, etc., will be presentedto the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, at their next meeting thereafter for their formal approval. " Upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryer 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 report and recommendation was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " 7-16- 34 Hon Mayor and Common Council Gent 1 emeh : I report Martin Paulson as the lone bidder for construction of sewer in let Place S.E. from 3rd St. South and recommend that he be awarded the contract. Respectfully submitted. C. H. Armstrong City Engr. " M-91 T 312 The report of the City Weirhmaster for the month. I f!; weighing of June, 1934 showing 8.70 collected as fees was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week ending July 9th,19349 showing criminal fines collected $102.00, civil fees received $4.95, conciliation court fees received $2.0.0, and court costs charged to Olmsted County,,$5.65; and for the week ending July 16, 1934, showing criminal fines collected '$93.90, civil fees received $8.65, conciliation court fees received -6.009 court costs charged to Olmsted County 011.05, -and fine collected and remitted direct to State Treasurer $3000, were each read and President Liddle f'eferred the same to the tlity Attorney.' 0 The June 1934 report of the H6alth Officer for the City Farm, showing receipts $389.159 disbursements .1553046, and balance on hand 0439,599 was read, and President Liddle or that the same be placed on file. The June 1934 report of the Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector, showing $27.00 building inspection fees, $24.57 Plumbing inspection fees and $18.75 electrical inspection fees was read, and President Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee: The City Engineer's Department trial balance for June 1933, and the City Engineer's report for June,1934, slowing expenditures from the General Fund of $1301.23 for labor, $1062:33 from the -Street and jAlley Fund, $120.14 from the Sewer Fund and 83.98 from the Bridge Fund, were each read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. General Balance sheets trial balance, fund statement , statement of unexpended budget appropriations, statement of Sinking Fund investments ,etc., prepared by the City Clerk, as of June 30th,1934, were laid before the Common Council and President Liddle ordered that the same be 1placed on file. ° The applicat ions of F4 W. Woolworth Company, Victor 1 A. Quale, and Oscar Hargesheimer (2) , for soft drink dealer licenses were each read and,upon motion 1?y,Amundsen second by Moody licenses were granted. The application of S.W.Cross for a plumbers license was read and upon motion by Amundsen, second by Fryer, license was granted. The - City Clerk asked for instructions as to the disposition of the $25.00 which accompanied the application of Nat Tegum for an auctioneers license, and upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen it was ordered that the S25000 mentioned be placed in the City Treasury, the City 31_3 Clerk's letter to Mr. Tegum relative to his application being quoted as follows: " June 15t h,19 34. Mr. Nat Tegum, c/o Henry Blickle, Rochester, Minnesota. Dear Sir: I am returning herewith the Auctioneer License Bond which you filed with your application for an Auctioneer's License, as the Common Council does not accept personal bonds guaranteeing licenses, contracts, or any other transactions where bonds are required; so therefore you will present a surety bond, written by some surety company authorized to do business in the State of Minnesota. This is no reflection on your sureties, Mr. C.B.Kjerner and Mr. C. F. Dabelstein, as they are financially reliable, etc. Yours truly, ' A. F . Wright City Clerk. " A petition dated May 26th,1934, addressed to the Honorable Common Council, and headed, "We, the undersigned,*do hereby petition your honorable body to clean up the banks and general surroundings of Cascade Creek bridge in the vicinity of Fourteenth Street Northwest, Rochester, Minnesota." signed by 24 local residents, was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on f ile. Upon motion by Lemmon second by Green the matter of oiling street: and driveways in Soldiers Field was referred to the Park Board , the Street and Alle Committee, the City En=ineer and the Legion Citation Award Committee with pcwer to act. The following applications for permits to place and maintain signs were each read and upon motion by Amundsen second by Fryer, permits were granted: J. C. Welch, Dutch Mill, Hilker & Claude, DrJ.K. Gibson, L.L.Coryell Oil Co. , E. H. 'Deitschman, Northwestern Hotel, Hotel Northern, Snack Shop, Rochester Amusement Co.96olden Arch Cafe, Postier Kruger Co. , Holland Food Shop. A communication from the Lloyd -Thomas Company relative to insurance values appraisal waq read and President Liddle referred the same to the Insurance Committee. The following copy of resolution passed and adopted by the Public Utility Board was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City 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 Botsford Lumber Company of this City for the furnishing, in accordance with specifications, of 15-8" 40' poles @ $11.15 each ---------------- 167.25 80-8" 35' poles @ 8.80 each ---------------- 704.00 making a lump sum price -FOB Rochester, Minnesota of $ 871.25." 314 copies The following; i:_ of resolution: s pasaecl and ad—pte:l by' the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, were each real and upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen the actions set forth therein were approved and it was ordered that the said copies of resolutions be placed on file: "WHEREAS, On July 2nd, 1934, the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, authorized and directed the Sinking Fund Commission of said City to sell $359000.00 par value of Sinking Pund Investments for Water Works Extensions and appropriate the funds realized thereby to the Public Utility Fund of said City, and authorized that,�thereupcn the Public Utility Board are* to appropriate the receipts from the sale of the said Sinking Fund Investm-nts for Water Works Fxtension to a special fund for the construction of a new Library building, in and for the City of Rochester, Minnesota,, and ' WHEREAS, The said Sinking Fund Commission did on July 2nd,1934, advertise for sale $139000.00 of the $53,00000 total of investments for Water Wo'rks' Extensions, which $189000.00 will be used for reimbursement of assessments levied against properties for water mains laid and in the said advertisement allowed the bidder to choose from the list up to a total of $169000,00 leaving the said $35,000.00 to be those investments remaining; after the $18 9000.00 sale; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Pund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: (I That the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for purchasers of $35 9000000 par value of- Sinking Fund Investments for Water Works Extensions, which $351�000.00 shall be those investments remaining after . the sale provided for July 2nd, 19349 which i proposals will be received and opened by this Sinking Fund Commission at a meeting thereof which is to be held at 5:00 o'clock P.M., on July 19th,1934, the advertisement for proposals to carry the full list of securities held as tj Sinking Fund Investments ($539000.0:) and be so drawn that the bidders will ji bid on any or all of the T359000.00 remaining after the $189000.00 sale: 'The 1; right is reserved to reject any and all bids. " "Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the sum of $19596.60 is hereby appropriated from the Sinking Fund of said City, and it is ordered that the said' suffi be Paid to the Public Utility Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, being the amount realized from the sale of $18,000.00 par value Sinking Fund Investments for Water Works Extensions, which is appropriated to the said Public Utility Fund for the purpose of paying Water Main Assessments heretofore levied against properties in the City of Rochester, Minnesota. " "Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the sum of $19596.60 is hereby appropriated from the Sinking Fund of said City and paid to the Sinking Fund of said City, for $18,000.00 State of Minnesota, 4�% Rural Credit Bonds, manuring July 15th,1943, which are bonds from Sinking Fund Investments for Water Works Extensions, sold to Sinking Fund Investments for Electric Light Department Depreciation Reserve, the appropriation being $15210.89 from Code 23, Sinking Fund, and $43856%71 from Code 249 Sinking Fund, for payment to Code 179 Sinking Pund." The following communication from the Public Utility IlBoard was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: 315 " July 14 1934 The Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. , Gent 1 em en - At a meeting of the Public Utility Board held on this date it was voted to forward a Communication to your honorable body concerning your recent resolution requesting funds for the construction of a new Library. As you are all aware Rochester has one of the finest municipally owned Pu jig Utility systems in the United States; a plant that we believe every citizen of the City is proud of. To. keep such a plant efficient reFiuires the expenditure of large'sums of money from time to time -such efficiency must result from modern and adequate machinery. At the present time we are building a mat and foundation upon which will be erected a new building to replace the old portion which is torn down. This new building will be large enough to house two 1000 HP boilers although only one it required at the present time. In addition to a new boiler and building a new turbine must be installed. We have no factor of safety at the present time. If arWthing should happen to one of our Present boilers the other one could not carry the load, especially in the heating season. This also holds true of our generating equipment. If our 5000 KW generator was disabled for any cause we could not begin to carry the plant load. This is a condition that no private utility would tolerate. We also need extensive repairs at the power -dam if this unit is to be kept in a satisfactory condition. It is not now a question of whether or not the dam is a paying proposition. We have it and must keep it in repair. Our distribution system in various parts of the city is in bad condition due to overloads, etc. This should hll be replaced, a section at a time, and the main feed wires undergrounded to insure better service and eliminate line loss. Our east alley system has been adistinct hazard for some time. This should be undergrounded the same as the west alley was a few years ago. About $109000.00 is required to complete the installation of water mains as authorized last year and this will put the system in fairly good order although it does not yet comply with the fire underwriters suggestions. The most important problem in our water department which should be met with immediately is that of water supply'. We have drilled the last well at our present location. We must locate, by tests in two or three different locations, a new location for wells and pump houses in the outlying parts of the City and suiTicient land purchased for said improvement. Another dry season such as we have had may bring an acute shortage of water. The above are a few of the vital needs of the Public Utilities in the Cit The matter of finances reveals the fact that the Public Utility ;Fund had a cash balance on July first of approximately $629000.00. We ,have on hand in the Watdr Works Extension Ainking Fund, after dedubting the $189000.00 in bonds now bei sold, approximately $379000.00. Our Light and Water Depreciation Sinking Funds amount to approximately $2439000.00 at the present time making a total of all cash and Sinking Funds available of $3439000400. We have under contrt:;ct at the present time approximately $699000.00 of work in progress which is not paid for. Recent awards for pole pgrchases, proposed building roof and the laying of cable on Highway 7 ar}d 20 intersection total $6550.,00. According to engineer's' estimates th new building and structural steel will cost about $1049000.00. A new 1000 HP boiler with grinder and powdered fuel stand-by will cost approximately $140,000.00. a new turbine with condenser and pump will cost approximately $175,0`00.00. The repairs to the power dam surfaces, according to engineer's estimates will cost about $47,000.00 although only a part of this will be done at this time. In September we must pay for the retirement of 890000,00 in City Hall Bonds. These needed expenditures total $550,9550.00 and deducting the $3439000.00 now on hand it leaves a shortage of $2079550.00 which mount must be met from our earnings within the next two years. This does not include any other improvements which were mentioned in the first part of this letter nor does it leave any money in the. Depreciation Reserve Account except trhat will be accumulated there within the next two years. k `? 31_6 I! The Honorable Mayor and Council have drawn heavily from Public Ij Utility Funds during the last two years and for very worthy causes. However, to get our plants in condition to meet the added loads that I; will come within the next two years we feel that no large sums of money should be withdrawn from these funds for this period of time. i; There would then be only one thing for the Public Utility Board to do li and that would result in a raise in our rates to make up for the amounts withd.rewni I� It is not the intention of the Board to retain the funds it has 1 or will accumulate but to expend them for worthy and needed improvements, all of which will provide labor within the City of Rochesteri, I Respectfully submitted, 1 Public Utility Board By A. J. Lentfer ( secy., The plumbers license bond of S:W+ Cross with the Fidelity &Casualty Company as surety thereon in the amount of 01,000.00 was read and upon motion by Lemmon second by Fryer the said surety was accepted, the said bond was approved and it was ordered that the same. + be placed on file. An endorsement for automobile policy PWB.A21106 changing from in favor of W. L. Eaton, dba Rochester* Yellow Cab Company and Red. Top Cab Company, to Burt W. Eaton, dba. Rochester Yellow Cab .I ` Company and Red Top Cab Company, was read, and upon motion by Amundsen second by Moody the endorsement was authorized. The following request for authority was read ' and President Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee and the Mayor I "ROCHESTER FIRE -D1TARTMENT RFT ILF`F ASSOCIATION Peter S, Mackey $ Secretary �I Rochester, Minnesota The Honorable Mayor and Common Council Gentlemen: At a meeting of eThe Board of Trustees* of the Rochester Fire Dep't Asd'n'held on July 5, 19349 Eight member, being present. A motion was made by Frank Springer -and seconded by John Ryan and duly carried by all voting '.aye' that 'The Board of Trustees' loan money on a 1st mortgage on the following firemen's l! homes bearing interest at 4% computed semi-annually payable in li monthly installmdhts until said debt is paid in full. All voting 'aye' as the roll was called.. Motion was declared carried: the names, amount, and description of property are i enclosed. Respectfully submitted for your approval Peter S. Mackey Secretary DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Charles Shields $2600.00, located at 16-14th Ave.N.E. Lot (6) Block (3) Stebbins Addition. 317 Carl Ranfranz q$2000.009 located at 520-3 Ave. N.W. N. (41 feet) of W.. of block 72 Original Plot. i Frank Springer A12600.009 located at 1030 6th Ave S.E. 'Lot (24) Block 3 in Elm Park Sub. Division ' Richard Ryan $15000-009 located at 615 4th St. S.E. W.88 feet Lot (2) Sec. of Lot 345, Hubert Vroman 125004009 located at 1115 1st St.S.W. Kutzky Addition Block (1:) Lot (26 ) Rudi Wiese $2500.009 located at 101 6 St. N. W. Lot (23) Block(21) Northern Addition to City of Rochester• ' The following communication was read and President Liddle erred the same to the Sewer Committee and the City Engineer: " MAYO CLINIC Rochester lMinnesots July twelfth Nineteen thirty-four Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester State of Minnesota. Gentlemen: • Some months ago, I spoke to ?fir• Armstrong, city engineer, in regard to the blockage of drainage frog► the back of my lot. Following the heavy rain storm the other night, there was some blockage but notas much as I would have expected as the drain was completely blocked a year ago and at least two feet of water collected. On investigation, I found thatthe water was 'running down the drain but slowly.. It is just possible that the blockage made in the drain when the Southerhill was erected is not holding and it is leaking through or there is seepage through under the road some place. It is something that is of great concern to me as it is impossible to raise flowere down there unless we can get proper drainage. I hope that the condition will be rectified.. Yery truly yours, James C. Masson, James C. Masson, M.D. " Upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen the matter of the drainage of Dr• Masson's lot, the drainage of Tenth Avenue Southwest at Fourth Street Southwest and of another route from the City leading to trunk highway No.52, was referred to the Common Council as a Committee of the whole. Notice from the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of their application to the Interstate Commerce Commission for leave to intervene and be petition treated as a party to the C. & N. W. Railway ComparV for authority to abandon its Zumbrota branch, was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The following correction relative to the certification.of Arthur Robert Burke as a Fireman was read and President Liddle ordered. that the same be placed on file: 2118 11 Firemen's Civil Service Commission Of Rochester Minnesota. Mr A. F. Wright City Clerk* July 3 1934 Yours -request Of June 8th 1934 in regard to incorrect name of one of the new Firemen as Arthur X. Burke. This -man' s correct name is Arthur Robert. Burke and all the Civil Service Record's are so written. Your's truly, S. 00 Enevold Secretary Firemen's Civil Service Commission." The City Clerk reported the payment of `�60085 by '+ the Franklin Heating Station, as one half cent per thousand cubic feet on 1691709000 cubic feet of natural gas used there during June,1934. - The appointment by the Mayor of William A. Sessing as a Special Policeman for duty in all public parks of the City of III Rochoster, Minnesota, he to serve without pay and to hold office until the second Monday in Apri1,19359 unless sooner removed,.was read., and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. Copy of application of John August Stellmacher for an old age pension was, read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The following appo intment s, et c . ; were each read 'and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " July 6, 1934: Hon'Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: , In accordance with the attached notification I hereby report that Patrolman A. J. Kos returned to duty effective July 6th,1934. Respectfully. submitted, Julius J. Reiter Mayor of said City. " " July 6, 1934. Ron. Common Council City of Ro chest er, Minnesota Gent 1 em en: In accordance with the attached notification., I hereby notify you of the resignation of Paul William Jacobs as. a Patrolman in the Police Department of said City, effective July 5t h,1934. Respectfully submitted, Julius J. Reiter Mayor of said City. " 319 " July 69 1934. Honorable Common Council City of Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen-. Pursuant to the following certification of the local Police Civil Service Commission, set up under the Session Laws of 1929, as amended by the Session Laws of 19339 and in accordance with ideal Charter and ordinance provisions, I hereby appoint Guy E. Barnes as a Patrolman in the Police Department of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, effective July 5th,19349 which appointment shall be in full force and, effect until such time as he may be removed by due process of law: . . 'July 5th, 1934. Hon. Juli s J. Reiter Mayor, City of Rochester Rochester, Minnesota. t , Dear Sir: We herewith certify to you the following man to be appointed as a Patrolman on the Police Department of Rochester Minnesota. Guy E. Barnes Respectfully yours Corwin L. Stoppel Sec. Police Civil Service Commission :Austin A. Kennedy ' Pres. Police Civil Service Commission ' This appointment is to f ill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Paul William Jacobs as Patrolman in the Police Department of said City. Respectfully su bnitted, Julius J. Reiter Mayor of said City. " The official bond of Guy E. Barnes as a Patrolman, with the Fidelity & Casualty Company as surety in the amount of $500000 was read and upon motion by Moody second by Fryer the said surety was accepted the said bond was approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. Upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody the City Clerk was authorized to employ additional helV for the sprinkling assessment compilation. Upon motion by Fryer second by Green the City Clerk was instruct to notify Louis C. Kennedy, Bruce Gilles, Skelly Oil Company and Harley B. Moore, et, al.,that on July 30th919349 their connections to the waster main in Sixteenth Avenge Southwest in the City of Rochester, Minnesota, will be disconh9oted and discontinued by City Forces working under direction of the City Engineer of said City, and the City Engineer was instructed to disconnect the water services mentioned upon that date, the City Clerk addressing each of the above mentioned persobs and firms by registered mail as, follows; that to Mr. Kennedy being used as sample for quotation: 0 320 " July 18th, 1934. Mr. Louis E. Kennedy, 110 Ninth Avenue Northwest, Ro chest er, Minnesota. Dear Sir: Notice is hereby given that on July 30, 1934, your connection to the water main in Sixteenth Avenue Southwest in the City of. Rochest-er, Minnesota, will be disconnected and discontinued, by City forces working under direction of the City Engineer of said City. The Common Council of said City at a meeting thereof held at 7:30 o' e'lock P.M. on July 1691934, ordered that the City Engineer take such action, and directed that I notiy you accordingly. cc to Yours truly, Mr. Chas.!-,,.. Armst rong, A.' F. Wright City Engineer. City Clerk of said City. " Upon motion by Green second by Fryer it was, ordered that 11.00 per hour be charged for the use of the Studebaker truck until further action is take4. Upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody the sum of $2.40 was appropriated from the Street and Alley Fund and it was ordered that the same be paid to C. B. Winslow as compensation for iniury, one day, May 5th,1934. The following committee recommendation was read and PresideAt Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: July 16,1934 *To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: Your committee, consisting of the Sewer Committee and the City Engineer, having considered the recommendation of the workers' Committee and the possible continuation of. the Broadway Sewer to 6th Street Southwest. and from there to the Sewer Lift at 4th Avenue and 7th Street Southwest, as an employment project for the winter of 1934 and 1935, have arrived at the following conclusion: The project should be constructed as recogmended if it be possible to finance the work without detriment fro any other relief work* I- Tom Moody Chairman Sewer Committee F:W-Miller Member Sewer Committee S. SMith Fryer Member Sewer Committee. C. H. Armstrong City Engineer. J. T. Lemmon Chm. of Finance Como " 321 The following claims for insurance premiums were each re: d and upon motion by Green second by Fryer the stone 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: A. A. Hirman & Company-�,30.82, Weed. Insurance Agency S9.75; From the Street and Alley Fund: C. 04 Brown Agency $52.50; A.A. iiirman & CompanY $5.00; ' From the Fire Protection Fund: T. F. Kennedy $ 10.00 ; , From the Park Improvement Fund: Ruth R. Bernard $18.60. The following claims relative to American Legion Citation award expenses were each read and upon motion by Lemmon second by Amundsen appropriations were made from the General Fund and payments were ordered: Paul Snith $4.00, Elenore Thompson $10.50 9 Ethel Oesterreich $4.50, Mrs. W. W. Hendricks .22.00, D. L. Williams, Post- master master $22.60 9 Arthur E. Reiter $$12.00. The following claims were read and upon motion by Moody second by Fryer 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: General Fund, Code 28, $4.171 Woodhouse Bros. e`.25, Nellie hanr° han $20.001, Health Office Intact Office Fund '$'10.00, Wm.R. Jones t•11.00% Standard bil Co. $10'.009' Dr. Chas. T-I. Mayo-$41.66, Hack 3c Goetting Printing 'Co. ��'18.00, Whiting Press ';$32'.001 H,:,nry Armstrong �,.50', H. Rr' H. Electric Co. $1.209 Pruetts Star Lhundry $5.679 Dr. F. H. 'PoVers 1,3'.00, Capitol Eat Shop #r`2 %y177.00,' Bbtsford Lumber Co. $1.45', Rochester Body & Fender Works $22.80, General Electric . Co. $88.24 9 IQuality Print Shop 1 10.00, Earl L. Irish $8.52, Geo. A. Kruger 07.509 Western Union $9.84, Anderson Tire' Service !$.50,' General Fund Code 28 `$37.67, Community Service Station '$12.19, L. A. Kepp Contracting Co. :IP10.009 Carl West Motors : 31.37, Clements Chevrolet Co. $.30, Whiting, Press $50.259 Motor Sales & Service Co. �.509 Weber & Judd Co. :! 1IAO, Baihly & Rommel ' 3.70,, Witte Transportation Co. '�.50, Ga,ieral Fund, Code 28 113.09, Leo N. Herrick 14.32, R. C. Drips Grocer Co. $25.74, Toomey Dray Line ' .25, Chicago Great Western Railroad Co. 1?1.40, A. r,. .Wright �„.63, Y& Dorn...ck 4r1.75, Mo R. Balcom `jM.13, China Hall A0.80, Dallman Sheet Metal Shop 15462, Foster Mrachek Electric Co. 12.95, Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Mfg. Co. $3.00, Citer-Digest Co. fi13.009 Jack Reynolds $.25, Miller -Davis Co. 3.02, Maass & McAndrew Co. ^.47,C. & No W. Ry. Co. 32.00, Fred R. Witzke $ 56.02, Co -Operative Oil Co. "$46.74, Skelly Oil Co. $7.13, Standard Oil Co. $2.581, Mid -Continent Petroleum Corp $.989 Hanson I.Tardware Co. 11$33.40, 111. S. Adams $11..28, Quality Print Shop '�11.00, F. S. Adams* 11'ti.45, Rochester Post -Bulletin r'2.12,O.G.Ha'nson & Son 1.05, Co-Operativ4 01! Co. �39.33, M. Nelsen $3.25, 0. G. Hanson & Son $1.36, McElligott Welding Co. .50 ; I 322 From the Perk Improvement Fund: M C. O'Neil 112.75, Tri-State Telephone ?x Telegraph Co. $$1a.75, R. C. Drips Grocer Co. 15.10, j Rochester Bottling Co. 186.85, R. C. Drips Grocer Co. :fi10.26, & H. BeveraM Co. V OOgJimmy Adams Co. fi-�,3.00, The Williams Hardware Co. 1,34.34.., City of j Ro diester,L,ight and Water. Depts. 26.93, Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Co. y i� `.75, Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Company .90, Rochester'Brea;d Co. ' 26.5t3, I� Dodge Lumber. ? Piel Co. S46.57, Rochester Ice & Fuel Co., -' 2.741, Olmsted Counter I l Oil Company $$3.10, L. F. Milostan 19.959 1,4. Nelsen �T9.70, City of Rochester, { r Light Dept 033.90, Eagle Drug Store F5.50, McElligott Welding Co. $$1.65, Carl West Motors •a,10.09, G. Lester Goetting 70`009 Motor Sales ;.t Service Co. $.30, Rochester Body & Fender Works 14.23, J. N. Secrist 11-10, Witte Transportation Co. wG.32, Mrs. H. R. Jacobs �'$1.00, J. C. Thompson Co. 6W2.00, Leo N. Herrick $.60+9 Woodhouse Bros. .35, Maass McAndrew Co. 17.44, Econony Furniture Exchange $$5000, The Sullivan Paint Co. $10.95, Rochester Auto Parts $33.459 Central Supply Co. $70.899 Witte Transportation Co: $$1.979 P.I.R. Fund -9128.40, Home Furniture Co. $16.50, Hayes-Luwas Lumber Co. $100-80, j.. Fratzke Bros.$27459 ?i. O.-Christensen, Administrator, Frank F. Williams Estate, $12050, Henry Doden ft2 78, R. C. Drips (Toter Co: $30146, R.C.Drips Grocer Co. $52.69, Queen City Candy Co.378.12, H. & Ha Dairy $35089, China i Hall ' 1.20, M. Fakler Bottling Co. 932 50, Rochester Grocer Co. .1866-87, 1 Hanson Hardware Co. $$1020,50 , 0. G. Hammson & Son $14.63, Daihly & Rommel , $4.46, General Fund, Code 28, $66.43% E. A. Knowlton Co. $$316-,02, F.J.Paine Co. 01.92, Peterson Electric Co. $186111, Leon Joyce $$350009 Rochester , I I Plumbing P Keating Co. a330'91, FI. S. Adams $$1.55, H. C. Riege a6000, Dallman Sheep Met.9.1 Shop $$32.12, Witte, Transportation Co. �­104781 Orcutt Sign Shop $39.75, Kllie Moor Co. $11.60,- Baihly's Cash Market '14.00, . Morrison Electric Co. `�6.329- City o.fRochester, Light Dept P11.50; - From the Sinking Fund: First National Dank $5.1.5; From the Street & Alley 'und: 'Tanon ardware Co.; $1.45, Hodge Lumber Ae Fuel Co. 946.409 Tri-State Tele _hone & Telegraph Co. $18.059 323 acob Holzer $9.751 Railway Express Agency 12.96, Hanson Rardware Co. 7.86, F. A. lton Co. T11,56, 0. G. Hanson & Son $3.319 Pruetts Star Laundry 122.109 General Fund, Code 23, $.771 M. Nelsen $3.309 U. S. Sanitary Specialties 'It4.909 Sullivan paint Co. $2.609 Rochester Electric Co. $19.599 Graybar Electric Co. U.209 Standard Oil Company $149.29, Midwest Fire Apparatus Co. 187.90, Midwest Fire Apparatus Co. $71.30; From the Sewer Fund: Woodhouse Brothers $1 3.75, Christensen Con- tractors, Inc $20.009 Pruetts Star Laundry $3.009 City of Rochester, Light Department $79.25; ICo $5.38; From the P.W.A.Docket No.1473 Fund:. H: A, Rogers :Company 2.00; From the New City Hall Fund: Chicago Great Western Railroad From the Frank E. Williams Estate Fund: L. F. Milostan $8.93, H. S. Adams 410 75, Holm & Olson. Co. $3.75, Hanson Hardware Co. ,$10.46; From the Li ghting Fund*..City of Rochest er,Light Department $5.50� City of Rochester, Light Bepartment'0000. ' read: Minnesota: Alderman Miller introduced the following resolution, which was "Be it resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, That the bid and proposal of Martin Paulson for the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment etc. , necessary for the construction of a sanitary sewer in First Place Southeast, from the center of Third Street Southeast to a point eO feet North of the North line of Fourth Street Southeast, in accordance with plans, profiles and specifications for the said sanitary sewer, which are now on f ile in the office of the City Clerk of said City, viz: 8" vitrified Sewer Pipe, per ft. A .90 Standard Manholes, each 60.00 Solid rock per cu. yd. 5.50 Loose rock per cu. yd. 2.75 6" on B" Y branches, each, 1.00 be and the said. bid is hereby accepted. The amount of the surety bond to be given by the said contractor is hereby fixed at the sum of $600 00. " -J Upon motion by Moody secondby Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Moody introduced a resolution appropriating e248.86 from the -General Fund, Code 209 and ordering payment made to the . General Funds Code �281, "or F;asoline furnished from the City Filling Station, used for sprinkling and flushing, which was read. Upon motioh by Lemnon second by Green, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Biddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. a 324 ' Alderman Fryer introduced a resolution appropriating 1148:40 from the P erman Ent Improvement Revolving Fand- and ordering payment made to the P.W. A. Docket #1473 Fund, for credit to Job • 1809 , - as a transfer on account 6f the special assessments levied'July 2nd,1934, as assessment �10.1560 , which was read. Upon motion by Moody second by Fryer that the, said resolution. be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Miller introduced the .following resolution which was read: ' "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, ,Minnesota: • That the sum of $597.59 be and the-said.sum is hereby appropriated from the General Fund, Code 29, of said City and ordered paid to Wm. T. McCoy Post ##929 American Legion, L.E.Kennedy, Finance Officer, for expenses incurred by G.P.Gentling and C.L.Fisher in trips to Indianapolis, Ind., and Washington, D.C. , etc., re: Mayo Citation Award, subject to itemized and sworn claim being filed before release of the warrant. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to draw a warrant for said sum upon the City Treasurer in accordance herewiti..., and cause said payment to be made. " Upon motion by Amundsen second by :'ryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in -favor thereof, Presi- dent Liddl.e declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution which was read: "W!TEREAS, At a meeting of the Common Council of the City of 'Rochester, Minnesota, held July 2nd,1934; a resolution was passed and adopted appropriating $2635 45 from P.W.A. Docket Number 1473 Fund to j C. C. Pagenhart and M.F. Souther, Inc., for City Engineer's final estimate on contract for construction of a bridge on Fourth Street Southeast over the Zumbro River, under Job Number 1805, and W11ITREAS, This appropriation should have been to C.G.Fraser and L.M.Feller, as final estimate on their contract for constru" ., tion of a trunk line sanitary sewer in parts of Third Street Southeast and Third Avenue Southeast, under Job Number 1809; SO TUEaFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That Warrant Number 22609 dated July 3rd919349 drawn on the P.W. A. Docket Number 1473 Fund, payable to C. C.Pagenhart and M. E. Sout her for the purpose above mentioned be cancelled and returned to the Fund, and Be it further resolved by the said Common Coundil: That the sum of $2685:45 be appropriated from the P.W.A.Docket #1473 Fund and paid to C.G.Fraser and L.M.Feller for payment of City Engineer's final estimate in their favor for the construction of a trunk line section of sanitary sewer in parts of Third street Southeast and Third Avenue Southeast, under Job Number 1309, which said City Engineer's estimate is dated June 22nd, 1934; the Mayor. and City Clerk of said City being hereby authorized and directed to draw a warrant -upon the City Treasurer and make payment accordingly, subject, however, to. --".the ehme conditions that were 325 imposed upon warrant #22609 and Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That all resolutions or parts of resolutions inconsistant here- with are hereby repealed and made of no force or effect-`" Upon motion by Green second by Moody that the said resolution .be adopted as 'read, and all voting in favor 'thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Aldermen Lemmon introduced a resolution apPropriating 31333.72 from the Park Improvicement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund for payrolls for labor during the period of the weeks ending July 6th,1934, and July 139 1934, which was read: Upon motion by Lemmon second by Fryer, 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 Green introduced a resolution fixing 7: 30 o'clock P.M. July 30th919349 as the time for a hearing on the placing of bituminous treatment on Fifteenth Avenue Southwest from the south line of Second Street Southwest to the south line of Sixth Street Southwest, whichi was read. Upon motion by Moody second by Lemmon 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 City Engineer submitted specifications and estimate of cost for the furnishing of a 159000 gallon gasoline storage tank and equipment. Alderman Green introduced a resolution ordering advertisement for bids for the furnishing and installation of a 15,000 gallon gasoline storage tank fitted with the necessary pipe, valves, fittings and pump, which sealed proposals will be received and opened at a meeting of this Common Council which is to be held at 7:30 o'clock P.M., July 30th,19349 which was read: Upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted Alderman Lemmon introduced a resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract with the Botsford Lumber Company in accordance their above quoted resolution request and fixing the amount of the surety bond to be given by the said contractor at the sum of $875000, which was read. Upon motion by Fryer second by Amundsen 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 Lemmon introduced the following resolution, which was reaa*. , ith 3 2(; "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the following sums are hereby approFriated from the Funds mentioned,, in the amounts stated: $275.13 from the General Fund Code 10: To the Ceneral r., d, Code 1 $37.83, General Fund Code 4 $64.399 General Fund Code 16 `T163.0?,, each of which three items are for return of temporary transfer, and $9.89 to City Faun Fund for financial assistance. �I $723.55 from General Fund, Code 7: $328.36 thereof to be payable to Julius J. Reiter, Mayor, for use in his Contingent Fund, and $394.69 to li General Fund, Code 189 for return of temporary transfer. Seventeen (17/) cents from General Fund, Code 23, to General Fund, Code 8, to close budget balance. $44.11 from Code 259 General Fund to City Farm Fund for Garbage Assessment collections. $21.94 from General Fund, Code 26 to General Fund, Code 18, for return of temporary transfer. $241.72 from General Fund, Code 27% to New City Hall Fund, to apply on overdraft $5.58 from Code 119 Street and Alley Fund to Code 19 ^eneral Fund, for return of temporary transfer. $368.93 from Sewer Fund, Code 1+3, to City of Rochester, Water Department, as funds collected for water service furnished clearing and flushing sanitary sewers and surface drainage sewers. $41.42 from Musical Entertainment Fund to Band Fund for Band purposes. j $3690.10 from Code 2, Fire Protection Fund to City of Rochester, Water Department, for payment of funds collected for hydrant rental. The Mayor and City Clerk of said City, are* authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and mWke payment accordingly." Upon motion by Lemmon second by Moody that the said IIresolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President 11 Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen introduced the following .. resolution, which was read: "RESOLUTION DESIGNATING PRECINCT LINES WI7-TIN T.7"E TIitRD WARD OF THE CITY OF RO CRIESrER, MINNESOTA. Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the Third Ward of said City shall be and it is hereby divided into Election Districts as hereinafter set forth: THE FIRST nFCTION DISTRICT OF TFE TrIRD WARD shall comprise that part of the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying within the following boundaries: That part of the Third Wald of said City whibh lies north of a line drawn along the center of the main track of the C. & N.W. Ry. Co. and east of the section line between Section 36, Township 107 North, of Range 14 West, and Section 35,Township 107 North, Range 14 West; 327 THE SECOND ELECTION DY STRI CT OP THE TITrI RD WARD shall comprise that part of the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying within the following boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of a line drawn along the center of the main track of the C. & N.W.Ry• Co. and the west bank of the Zumbro River. and running southeasterly along the west bank of the Zumbro.River to the intersection of it with the center line of First Street Northeast, if extended, thence west along the center line of First Street Northeast, and First Street Northwest to the intersection with the center line of the alleys running north and south across Blocks 8 and 71 in Cummings Addition, and Block 59 in Wm. McCull.ough's Addition to said City, thence north along the said center line of said alleys to the intersection with the center line of Fourth Street Northwest, thence east along the center line.of Fourth Street Northwest and Northeast to the intersection with the .section line between Section 369 Township 107 North, Range 14 West, and Section 35, Township 107 North, Range 14 West, and thence south along the said Section line to its intersection with the place of beginning; ' THE THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT OF THE TTTIRD WARD Shall comprise that part of the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying within the following boundaries: Commencing at the center of the intersection of Center line of Fir Street Northwest and the alley running north and south across Block 5 in Wm. McCullo Addition and running westerly along the center line of First Street Northwest to a po one hundred (100) feet west of the west line of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest, thence north along the west line of Lot 23 in Block 3 in Cascade Manor to the south line of the alley running east and west through Block 3 in Cascade Manor, thence westerly to the City limits line, thence north along the City limits line to a point thirty three (33) feet west of the northwest corner of Block 2 in Cascade Manors thence easterly along the north line of Block 2 in Cascade Manor two hundred eleven and fifteen hundredths (211-615) feet, thence north three hundred (300) feet, thence easterly two hundred seventy-two and sixty eight hundredths (272068) feet thence northwesterly to a point where Fourth Street Northwest would intersect, if extended, thence easier to a point where the west line of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest would intersect if extended, thence southerly to the intersection of the north line of Kutzky Park, the easterly to the intersection of the north line of Kutzky Park and a continuation of the west line of °"lock 5 in Cascade Manor, thence northerly along the west line of Block 5 in Cascade Manor,to the intersection with the center line of Fourth Street Northwest, if extended, thence east along the center line of Fourth Street Northwest, if extended, and along the it(Tter line of Fourth Street Northwest as platted, to the center of the intersection the center line of the alley in Block 7 in Cummings Addition, and thence southerly along the center line of the alleys in Blocks 7 and 8, in Cummings Addition and Block 5 in Wm. McCullough's Additions to place of beginning; THE FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT OF TIM THIRD WARD shall comprise that part of the City of. Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying within the following boundaries: Commencing at the intersection of Fourth Street Northeast with the section line between Section 36; Township 107 North, Range 14 West, and Section 35, Towhship 107, North, Range 14 West, thence west along the center line of Fourth Stree Northeast and Northwest, as platted, and along the center line of Fourth Street Nortl wests if extended,. to the west line of Block 59 in Cascade Manor, thence north along Vie west line of Block 5, in Cascade Manor to the northwest corner of raid Block, thence East along the north line of said Block 59 in Casei,de Manor, to the center line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest, thence north along the center line of Eleventh Avenue Northwest to the center line of Seventh Street Northwest, thence southeastern and easterly along the center line of Seventh Street Northwest and Seventh Street Northeast to the intersection with the section line between Section 35, Township 107, North, Range 14 West, and Section 359 Township 107 North, Range 14 West, thence south along the said Section line to its intersection with the place of beginning; THE FIFTH ELECTION DIF-TRICT Of THE THIRD WARD, shall comprise tha part of the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, lying within the following boundaries: h' s nt Commencing at the intersection of the center line of Seventh Stre t Northeast and the Section line between Section 369 Township 107 North, Range 14 West and Section 359 Township 107 North, Range 14 West, thence West, along the center line of Seventh Street Northeast and Northwest to the west line of First Avenue Northwest, if extended, thence north. to the north City limits line, thence along the City limit line easterly, thence Southerly, thence southwesterly, thence westerly and thence e 328 southerly to the intersection of the Past City limits line with Fourteenth Street Northeast, thence southerly .along, the section line between Section 369 Township 107, North, Range 14 West, and Section 35, Township 107 North, Range 14 West, to the place of beginning; THE PIXTTT FiFCT10 T P.IRRPTCT 00 TTTF T--IRD WARD shall comprise that part of. the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, ARinnesota, lying within the following boundaries: All that part of the; -Third Ward of said City which lies west of a line commencing at Vi-e intersection of the center line of Seventh Street Northwest and west line of First Avenue Northwest, if extended, and running northerly on a continuation of the west line. of First Avenue Northwest, if extended, to the north City limits line, and North of the center line of Seventh Street Northwest, between the said intersection of west line of First Avenue Northwest, if extended, and the west City limits line: Be it and it i s hereby further resolved by the said Common Council: That all resolutions and parts of resolutions'. .inconsistent herewith be and they are hereby repealed, and that this resolution shall be in full force and effect on and after August lst,1934." i Upon motion by Fryer second by "-Teen that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor.thereof, President L iddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. 1 Alderman Moody introduced an ordinance providing I for the connection of certain lots in Block 84 in Moe and 01-Is Addition and Block 48 in Morse & Sargent's Addition to the siphon section of trunk linesanitary sewer in parts: of Third Street Southeast and °third i Avenue Southeast, which was given its first reading. i IJ U on motion by Moody second by Amundsen the rules I� were suspended and the s4id ordinance was given its second reading. Upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen the Puilding, Electrical and 'Plumbing In&,pector was instructed to proceed with jlsuch work as he may deem necessary to place the Loretta Mickelson property on Third. Avenue Southwest in safe condition. Upon motion by Moody seeondby Amundsen the matter of door stops for the. outside City Hall doors was referred to the Public Grounds Committeeo Upon motion by Moody second by `'ryer the Common II Council adjourned to 7:30 o'clock P.M., on July 30th,1934 City Clerk.