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Minutes.of.a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Roch-
ester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City at 2:00
o'clock P: M on November 4, 19354
Meeting was c$lled to order by President Liddleioii
Roll Call: Present:. Liddle, Amundsen, Fryer, Green; Lemon, Moody and
Richnan4 Absent: None:
Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester;
Minn esot a:
That 'the said Common Council does hereby assent to and approve the
levy of taxes to the amount of Two Hundred and Eighty Thousand Dollars 1$28090000-0
for general school purposes; made by the Board of Edacation of School District
No-. 8 of said City on the 1st day of October 1935, on the taxable property within
said School District N04 84 "
Upon motion by Green second by Fryer that the said resolution be adopt
as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolu-
tion duly passed and adopted;
Earl Woodhouse, representing the Isaac Walton League, was before the
tie
Common Council with a request that Trunk -line Sanitary Sewer be extended in
Broadway Street South, in order to relieve the pollution in the Zumbro River:
The following communication was read, and PreF dent Liddle ordered
that the same be placed on file:
"November 49 19354
Honorable Mayor and Common Council;
Gent 1 emen:
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Rochester Tdre Dept:
Relief Ass'n held on October.24, 1935: The application of Dick Ryan, for a loan
of $50000 for repairs on his home at 615 4th St. S. E., was read. A motion was
made by Dillon and second by Burke that Dick Ryan, be loaned $500400 on a 1st
Mortgage which makes a total of $2,000 Mr. Ryan having been loaned $1500:00 on
a previous loan, said loan to be paid in monthly instalments bearing interest
at 5% .computed semi-annually until said debt is paid in full
Respectfully submitted,
P et er S. Mack ey $ Secretary"
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Aldermen L emmon , Chairman of the Finance Committee, orally reported
that said Committee had checked and recommended the above requested loan.
Upon motion by Lemon second by Fryer; the loan by the Fire Depart
ment Relief Association to Richard Ryan, in the amount of $500.00 was
approved;
A petition requesting that%Sanitary Sewer and Water Main be laid
In Tenth Street Southeast from Ninth Avenue Southeastto Eleventh Avenue
Southeast, said petition being -signed by Ivan Boyd, Mrs. C. ITuey, M. W.Galpi-q
Clayton E. Pones and H. Sonnenberg, -was read, and President Liddle referred
;the same to the Sewer Committee:
The report of the Northern Natural Gas Company on has tests taken
'at Sioux City, Iowa, showing an average BTU for the week ending October 30,
1935 of 995, was read:
The report of the City Engineer for the month of October 1935,
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wing disbursements from the General Fund for labor $134.179/Street and
11 ey Fund %117530,38, from the Sewer Fund $304.24 and from the Bridge Fund
27068, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on
fi1ei
The 'report of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending
October 28, 1935; showing Criminal Fines collected $208.809 Civil Fees
Ireceived $10075, Conciliation Court, Fees received $60:009 Cou#uy check .
fo r month o f Sept emb er $ 390-70 , Court Co st s charged to' 0lm st ed County 129 y80,
Fines etc., collected due to Olmsted County $300'00, was read, and
President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney:
Upon motion by hmndsen second by Fryer,the sum of `!1130.00 was
ropriated from the General Fund, and it was ordered that the some be
Paid to Olmsted County 9 Minnesota for local Municipal Court fines col-
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1 ect ed due to O lmst ed County:
The report of the ftjXc ng; Electrical and Plumbing Inspector, for the
month of October
1935; shovdng building
inspection
fees 165009 Plumbing Inspectadon
Fees $44450, and
Electrical Fnspection
Fees 024:252"
was read, and President Liddle
referred the same to the Finance Coinmitt ee:
The report ofBtheffictrical and Plumbing Inspector ;-,n the Internationa:
Association of Electrical Inspectors' Convention at Nashville, N. ,C, was read, and
President Liddle
ordered that the same be
placed
on file:
The
following caa=unication
was read,
and President Liddle ordered
that the same be placed on file:
"O ct ob er 311 1935
To the Mayor and Members of the Council
Rochester; Minnesota -
Gentlemen:
Herewith list of garbage collection statements v�rhich have been correct(
from October 1934 to 0 ct ob er 1935.4
Bannon, A. J
Berg, G. A
Dolan, J. P.
Tub er g, No 0
Diddams Grocery
Ginsburg, Joseph
Lee Furnst ahl
,12.15 No winter collection
9415
2;15
2:15
440 No collections
1,45 No collections
1; 15-forgot to order discontinuance
1160
Yours respectfully;
Edna 0 e st err ei ch "
The following copies of resolutions passed and adopted by the Public
Utility Board were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the samebe placed on
file:
"Be it add it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City
of Rochester, Minnesotq,,that the honorable Common Council of the said City be and
is hereby requested to authorize the said Board to enter into a contract *ith the
Burroughs Adding Machine Company in the amount of tWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
EICIRTY DOLLARS ($2,080400) , for:
One nmv Burroughs Public Utility Billing Machin"o equipped with:
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17 Bank full visible k eybo ar d4
Automatic carriage with full repeat printing mechanism
18" Split & Normal Platen, to provide vertical spacing.
L edgior chute and bill chut e, with automatic opening and closing
of carriages
Four accumulating registers, 14 digit capacity, with subtract >
register and cro ssfoot er:
Special printing controls.
Automatic bill ejector and stacker,
said Company being the lowest responsible bidder."
"WffEREAS, under
date
of May 18,
19349 the Public Utility
Board did, by resolution,
ask
the Common
Council of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, to authorize a payment of 01,0890,10 to
Schuett-Meier Company as peyment for a preliminary engineering
study of the City ,Light Plant building and did further ask the
Common Council for authority to enter into an agreement with the
said Schu ett-Mei er Company engaging them as architects for . the
Addition to the City Light Plant Building at an amount not .to
exceed $49500400, and
117TEAR, the total amount of charges by the Schuett-Meier
Company, in addtion to O1,089.101 amount to $69047:34
T11FREFORF9 be and it is hereby resolved by the said Public Utility
Board that the Honorable Common Council be,and is hereby.reVested to
authorize the additional expenditure and to authorize the payment of
32,097:34 as full and final pa.�ment to %-the- said Company."
The following communication was read,' and President Liddle re-
ferred the same.to the Sewer Committee, the City Engineer, the City Attorn(y
and the Public Utility Board, to work out plans whereby this improvement
could b e made:
"November 49 19354
Hon. Mayor & Common Council
Gent 1 emen:
I submit estimate of cost of Extension of Surface -Drainage Sewer,
from the south side of 6th St: Southeast in 4th Ave. Southeast to the
Bridge, over the old channel of Bear Creek in 4th Avei Southeast:
400
ft, of' 12"
pipe at
�80 per ft:
$320-400
430
ft : of 15"
pipe at
1 00 per ft .
430100
5
manholes
at 060900
each
30000
60 ft . of 10 " cro ss-over pip e at .70 p er ft. _42:00
1092:00
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I earnestly recommend that the City remonstrate against the filling
up of the old natural channel of Bear Creek at whatli s known as the Water WOrk s
Bridge. This Bridge opening is equal to 250 ft: in area, and is of great
value in time of flood, being equal to 25% of the area of the New Bear Creek Bri
Should it be decided to allow the filling of this natural channel, I
suggest the placing of 9 lines of 5 ft4 pipe in the present channel. And furth
that the City Attorney b-e requested to .render his opinion , in regard to the
liability of a natural water course:
Respect fully;
C+ H. Armstrong, City Fhgineer
CH A: AD By. A. D. "
Th'e following estimates by the City Engineer were each read, and
President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
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Hon. Mayor & Common Council
Gentlemen%
"Nov: 49 19354
I herewith submit Estimate in favor of the International. Harvester
Company -for furnishing to the City of Rochester; 1 Model C ton Pick -Up Truck.
1 Model C 2 ton Pick-up truck 125 inch wheel base $691010
Less price bid for City -owned Dodge 1924 Model, truck;
to be taken as trade-in _ R5e00
Net amount of this Estimate,
CHA: AD
Hon. Mayor & Common Council
Gentlemen:
$ 626410
Respectfully;
C. H. Armstrong,
City Engineer. "
Nov. 49 1935
I herewith submit Estimate No: 1 in favor of Martin Paulson for
construction of Sanitary Sewer in 5th Avenue Southeast between llth and 12th
Street Southeast:
pipe
600 ft. of 8"/sewer at $1;05 per ft4 $630:00
Respectfully;
CHA: ad C. H. Armstrong, City Engineer: "
The following request for release of collateral deposited, was read,
and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
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UNION N-'IONM BANK
Ro chest er, Minn.
O ct ob er 29 , 19 35;
To the Mayor and Common Councils
City of Rochesters
,Rochester, Minnesota*
Gent 1 em en:
The Federal Reserve Bank of 11inneapoli s, Minnesot as is holding
for safe -keeping to secure the public deposits of the City of Rochester
?{tinnesota with the Union National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, the
following securities:
City
of Rochest erg Minn 44:%
due
12-1-35
$3s000 00.
4%
due
12--31-•35
119000,000
These bonds will mature in December11 1935; That they may be re-
leased fpr payment, will you please instruct the City Treasurer to
ask the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis$ Minnesota, to release
the bonds to us' enclosing with this request, the two receipts given
by the Federal Reserve Bank covering these securities:
Your resolution with us provides for a limit of $50s000�00 on
deposit: After releasing the $49000:00 .above mentioned, there will
still remain $61;000:00 in the Federal Reserve Banks which should take
care of your deposit without any additional securities.
Very truly yours,
W. W. Churchill
VAVC: ff-i Vied President. "
The application of S: J: Wentworth for a Public Dance Permit at
he Woodman Hall November 99 16s and 24$ 1935 was readq and
Alderman Fryer was excused at this time and left the Council
ambers4
F. F . Engel and 11
The application of/Conrad Co- .Weivoda for transfer of his non-intoxd
malt liquor
c.gting / "On --Sale", License #119 and "Off -Sale" License P241 to F. He Engel,
s read, end President L'iddle referred the same to the License Committee and
ae Chief of Police.
The application of E. H. Engel for a Soh Drink Dealer' s License
at 16 Third Street Southeast, was read, and President Liddle referred the
same to the License Committee and the Chief of Polices
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The application of Philip Sternberg for "Pin and Ball" Mac'h.ine license
at 301 Broadway Street Y ort h
i was read, and upon motion by Green second by Richman; license was grant edQ
The application of Snith & DeWitz for a license to operate one barber
was read;
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chair at #6 Broadway Street Noh;%and upon motion by Moody second by Green; license
was grant e&
The following communications were read; and President Liddle ordered
that the same be placed on file:
"November 1st,, 1935
Honorable Mayor and Common Council,
City of Rochester, Minnesota:
Gentlemen :
At a meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners held October 30th,
1935, the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Rochester;
that said Board of Park Commissioners dean it to be for the public interest
that the following tract of land be acquired for use of said City of Roch-
ester for. public park purposes: Said premises are situated within the City
of Rochester, State of Minnesota, and are known and described as follows,
t o-wit
VTest eight (8) feet of the Southeast Quarter of Block eighty (80) of the
Original Plat of the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
Be it further resolved that the Common Council of the City of Rochester be
requested to acquire
the aforesaid
property by
accepting the offer made by
M s. Martha Mohlke,
October 30th,
1935, which
is as follows:
I, the undersigned being the owner of the West eight (8) feet of the
Southeast Quarter of Block eighty (80) of the Original Plat of the
town$ now the City of Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota, hereby offer
to the City of Rochester to give to said City the use of said real estate
as part of its park system upon the condition that said pity purchase the
land.. east and west the�'eof for park purposes, and upon further condition
that the undersigned has `the right _of ingress and egress to and from her
premises to the north of said real estate across said eight (8) feet and
upon further condition that the said City will not build any structure of
zST kind upon the said property:
The undersigned further agrees that, any time she wishes to discontinue
the use of the said eight (8) feet, the City of Rochester will pay the
undersigned on demand the sum of four hundred dollars (fO00.400) , to be
paid in cash and upon .such sale and purchase to furnish a clear title
with an abstract of title showing a good marketable title thereof.
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I! We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this IT
resolution
Respectfully submitted,
Harold Thompson, President
James H: St ark ey, Secretary
Reuben L. Shearer, Commissioner
Roger L: Kennedy, Commissioner "
"Board of Park .Commissioners
"Nove4nb er 1, 1935.
Honorable Mayor and Common Council
City of Rochester; MinnesotaQ
Gent 1 am en:
At a meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners held October 30th,
19359 the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Rochester, that said Board of Park Commissioners deem it to be for
the public interest that the folloi-rtn.g tract of land be acquired
for the use of said City of Rochester for public park purposes, Said
premises are situated within the City of Rochester, St alt e of Minnesota,
and axe known and described a,sfoliows; to -wit:
Lots five (5) ,
six (6) ,
seven
(7) and
eight (E3)
of clock six (6) , Head
and McMahon' s
Addition
of the
City o-n
Rochester;
Minnesotan i
Be it further resolved that said Board of Park Commissioners of the
City of Rochester request the Common Council of the City of Rochester to
p»rchase the aforesaid premises for the use of the City for public park
pur�oses at a price not to exceed eleven hundred dollars (,1100:00):
We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this
resolution:
Respectfully submitted;
Harold Thompson; President
James • Starkey; Secretary
R eub en L Q Sh ear er
Roger L Kennedy,) Commissioner. "
"Board of Park Commissioners
November 19 19354
Honorable Mayor and Common Council
City of Rochester, Minnesota
Gent 1 en en :
At a meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners held October 30th,
19359 the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Rochester, that said Board of Park Commissioners dema it to be for the
Public interest that the following piece of land be purchased for the
use of said City of Rochester for public mark purposes:
Said Premises are situated within the City of Rochester$
are known and described as follows:
St ate of T.0 nn e so t a,
The South thirty-three (33) feet of the Southwest Quarter of Block eighty (30)
Original Plat of the City of Rochester, Minnesota
Be it further resolved that said Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Rochester recILi.est the Common Council of the City of Rochester to purchase the
aforesaid premises for the use of the Cityfor public park purposes at a price not
to exceed twenty-five hundred dollars ($2500:00).
We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this resolution,
"Board of Park Commissioners
Honorable Mayor and Common Council;
City of Rochester, 11-innesotat,
Gent 1 em an:
7 I
Respectfully submitted,
Harold Thompson, President
James H. Starkey, Secretary
Reuben L: Shearer, Commissioner
Roger Ls Xennedy, commissioner "
TTovember 2nd, 1-935
At a meeting Of the Board of Park Commissioners held. Gctaber...30th, 193%-
the folipwing resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Rochester, that
said Board of Park Commissioners deem it to be for the public interest that the
following described tract of land be acquired for the use of the said City of
Rochester for public park purposes.. Said premises are situated within the
City of Rochester, State of Minnesota; and are known and described as follows;
t o--wit :
The East forty-two (42) feet o�L the West fifty (50) feet of the Southeast
Quarter of Block eighty (30), Original Plat of the City of Rochester, Minnesota
Be it further resolved that the Common Council of the City of Rochester, be
requested to enter into a contract with Ralph I Blakely and Maitie Be Blakely
for the purchase of the aforesaid premises for a sum not to exceed twenty-five
hundred dollars ($250000) , and .under the following terms: "Five hundred dollar
(, 500400) at the execution of the contract, one thousand dollars ($1,000:00) on
September 19 1936, and one thousand dollars 01000400) on September 19 1937.
We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this resolutio:
Respectfully submitted,
Harold Thompson, President
James & Starkey-$ Secretary
Reuben L . Shearer, Commissioner
Roger 1;, .J. Kennedy, commissioner"
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Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution which was
read:
"IRM. 7A:S, the Board of Park Commissioners have submitted the fol-
lowing communication to the Common Council:
'Board of Park Commissioners
City of Rochester, Minn:
Novanb er 1;, 1935•
Honorable Mayor and Common Council;
City of Rochesteri Minnesota:
Gentl emen: .
At a meeting of the Board of Par4 Commnissioners held
October 30th, 19359 the following resolution was adopted:
Pe itresolved by the Boord of. Park Commissioners of the City of
Rochester, that said Board of Perk Commissioners deem it to bef. or
the public Interest that the following tract of land be acquired for
the use of the City of Rochester fcr public park purposes. Said
premises are situated within the City of Rodhest er, State of Min-
nesota, and are known and described as follows, to -wit:
Lots five (5) , six (6) , seven (7) and eight (8) of Flock six (6)';
Head and McMahon's Addition of the City of Rochester, Minnesota
Be it further resolved that said Doard of Park Commissioners of the lit.
City of Rochester rerruest the Common Council of the City of Rochester
to purchas-e the aforesaid premises for the use of the City for public
perk purposes at, a price not to esceed eleven hundred dollars (A1100.00)•
We respectfully request your fFrornble considertition. o-' this
resolution.
Respectfully submitted;
IIarold Thompson, President
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Jomes TI.. Storkey, Secretary`
Reuben L, . Shearer; Commi asioner 1;
Roger L. Kennedy; Commissioner. -
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and,
V9T.F 7,AS, the Common Council of the .City of Rochester, deem it to
be for the public interest. that the tract of land described therein be
purchasod for use of the City of Rochester for Public Park purposes;
SO THMFT0RP;, be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, tlilnt Lots five (5) , six (6) , seven (7.) , and eight (3) of Block
sic (6) in Head & McMahon' „ Addition in the City of Rochester, Rtinnesot.a,
be purchased not to exceed $1100900;
Be it further resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, that the sum of 04,P'1100 .00 be and the said sum is
hereby appropriated from the Park Improvement 771and and ordered paid to
the legal oviner of said reel estate, upon the completion of the conveyance
to the City of Rochester of said reol estate. "
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Upon motion by Green second by ltmundsery that' the.said resolution be
adopt ed as r ead, and all voting in f avor Cher eof; Pre A dent Li ddl e decl ar ed th e sal- d
esolution duly passed and adopted.
Aldeiman Green introduced the following resolution which was read:
WHT!REAS, the Board of Park Commissioners have submitted the following
communication to the Common Council;
'BO?'RD OF PARK COAMISSION�Ets`
City of Rochester, MiTTN:
November 2nd, 1935
Honorable Mayor and Common Council;
City of Rochester,. Minnesota:
Gentlemen:
At a meeting of -the Board of Park Commi ssioners held October 30th,19351
the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Rochester,
that said Board of Park Commissioners deem it to be for the public interest
that the following described. tract of land be acquired for the use of the
said City of Rochester for public park purposes. Said premises are situat
within the City of Rochester; State of Minnesota, and are known and des-
cribed as follows, to wit:
The East forty-two (42.) feet of the West fifty (50) feet of the Southeast
quarter of Block eighty (30); Original Plat of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota:
Be it further resolved that the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
be requested to enter into a contract with Ralph I. Blakely and Maitie F:
Blakely for the purchase of the aforesaid premises for a sum not to exceed
twenty-five hundred dollars ($250000) , and under the following terms:
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Five Hundred dollars ($500:00) at the execution of the contract, one
thousand dollars ($19000400)on September 11 19369 and one thousand dollars
($1000400) on September 19 19374
and
We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
Harold Thompson, President
James H: Dtarkey, Secretary
Reuben Lot Shearer, Commissioner
Roger L; Kennedy, Commissioner* '
VlffliREAS, the Common Council of the City of Rochester, deem it to be
- for the public interest that the tract of land described therein be purchased
for use of the City of Rochester for Public Park purposes;
NOV •
SO THMM- R% be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, that the east forty-two (42) feet of the west fifty (50)
feet of the Boutheast Qa.art er of Block eighty (80) , Original Plat of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota, be purchased not'';:to exceed Twenty-
five hundred dollars ($2500:00) , in accordance with the following terms:
Five hundred dollars ($500 00) at the execution of the contract, one
thousand dollars ($1,000.00) on September 1; 1936, cnd' one thousand
dollars ($190000:00) on September 1, 1937:
Be it further resolved bythe Common Council of t-;e City of
Rochester, Minnesota;
That the sum of 12500:00 be and the said sum is hereby appropriated
from the Park Improvement Fund and ordeted paid to,the legal owner of
said reel estate, upon the completion of the conveyance to :theCity of
Rochester, Minnesota, of the said real estate, in accordance with the
above terms: "
Upon motion by Richman second by Amundsen,that the said resolution
be adopted as read, end all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle de-
clared the said resolution duly passed end adopted:
read:
Alderman Lenmon introduced the following resolution. which was
"'�UT?PT',AZI the f3earej of Park Commissioners of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota, have deemed it to be of public interest that the following
tract of land be acquired for the use of said City of Rochester for
park purposes, said premises being described as follows:
The West Eight Feet of the Southeast Quarter of Block Eighty
of the Original Plot of the City of Rochester$ Minnesota,
and have requested that said real estate.be acquired in acCordomee with
the terms and conditions of an option and offer made by Mrs. Martha
Mohlke, dated October 30, 19359 a copy of which is fully set forth in
a 1 ett er from said Board of Park Commissioners, dated November 1, 1935;
NOW TITIMEFORE& Be and it is hereby resolved by the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, That it is for the public interest
that said tract of'land bo acquired for the use of said City of Roch-
ester for public pars purposes upon the .following conditions:
Thatthe said Martha Mohlke give to said city the use of said real
estate as part of ' it spark system upon the condition- that said city pur-
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chase the land east and west thereof for park purposes, and upon further
condition that the said Vartha Mohlke has the right, of ingress and egress
to end from her pratises to the north of said real estate and across the
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said eight feet, and upon the further condition that the said city will not
build any structure of any kind upon the said property during the continuance
of said easement, and upon the further 'condition that whenever the said Martha
Mohlke decides to discontinue the use of said eight feet as aforesaid, the
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City of Rochester will pay to said Martha Mohlke the sum of Four hundred dollars
($400400) in cash upon such sale and Purchase, the said Martha Mohlke agreeing
at that time to convey the full title to said real estate free and clear of
incumbrance and to furnish the said deed and abstract of title showing a good
marketable title thereto;
Be it further resolved; that the Public officials of said City be and
they are hereby authorized to enter into a contract with said Martha Mohlke
carrying out the agreement aforesaid: "
Upon motion by Green second by Lemmon, that the said resolution be
adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said
resolution duly passed and adopted;
Alderman Lemon introduced the following resolution which was read:
"WHFREAS; the Board of Park Commissioners have submitted the following
communication to the Common Council:
'Board of Park Commissioners
City of Rochester, Minn:
lovemb er 1st, 19 35
Honorable Mayor and Common Councils
City of Rochester$ Minnesota:
Gent 1 emenb
At a meeting of the Board of Park Commi ssioners held October 30th,
1935, the following resolution was adopted:'
Be it resolved by the Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Rochester;
that said Board of Park Commissioners deem it to be for the Public interest
that the following piece of land be purchased for the use of said City of
Rochester for public park purposesa
Said premises are situated within the City of Rochester, State of Minnesota,
and are known and described as follows:
The South thirty-three (33) feet of the Southwest Quarter of Block eighty
(60), Original Plat of the City of Rochester, Minnesota.
Be it further resolved that said Board of Puck Commissioners of the City of
Rochester request the Common Council of the City of Rochester to purchase
the aforesaid premises for the use of the City for public park purposes at
a price not to exceed twenty-five hundred dollars ($2500 00) v
We respectfully request your favorable consideration of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted,
Harold Thompson, President
James 1. Starkey, Secretary
ReubEn L: Bhearer, Commissioner
ro7er R: "ennedy, Commissioner "
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and
V-51FREAS, the Common Council of the City of Rochester; deem it
to be for the public interest that the tract of land described therein
be purchased for use of the City of Ro chest er, for public park purposes;
SO TRRt ,.,ORE, be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of
Rochester; Minnesota;
Thatthe South thirty-three (33) feet of the Southwest waster of
Bloch eighty (80) Original Plat, 4 the City of Rochester, Minnesota,
be purchased not to exceed $2500.00;
Be it further resolved by the 'Common Couhcil of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota; that the sum of $2500.00 be and the said sum is
hereby appropriated from the Park Improvement Nnd, and ordered paid
to the legal owner of said real estate, upon the completion of the con-
veyance to the City of Rochester, Minnesota, of said real estate. "
Upon motion by Amundsen second by Lemmon, the t the said resolui lon
)e adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof$ President Liddle de-
ared the said resolution duly passed and adopted:
Alderman Lemmon 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 author -
ized and directed to execute the necessary papers for the release of
the collateral deposits made in li euof City depository bond as set fortl
in the following communication, and that he execute the required re
ceipt for the replI cement of the collateral deposit as also set forth
in said communication:
"UNION NAXION& BMKI'
Rochestdr, Minn.
i October 29, 1935
To the Mayor and Common Council,
City of Rochester,
Roe hester, Minnesota.
Gent emen:
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
is holding for safekeeping to secure the public deposits of the
City of Rochester, Minnesota, with the Union National Bank, of
Rochester, Minnesota, the following securities;
City of Roc,�.ester, Minnesota, 4 % due 12-1-35 $39000.00
4 1, due 1?-31-35 1;000 00
These bonds will mature in December, 1935. That, they
may be released for payment will you please instruct the City
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Treasurer to ask the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, to re-
lease the bonds to us, enclosing with this request, the two receipts given
by the Federal Reserve Bank covering these : ecurities$'
Your resolution with us provides for a limit of %150,000:00 on deposit:
After releasing the U900000_ above mentioned, there will still remain 161,000,
in the Federal Reserve Bank, ,which should take care of your d4po sit without
any additional securities.
Very truly yours;
VT. W: Churchill, dice President. ' "
Upon motion by Amundsen second by Richman, that the said resolution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle decl^xed- the said
resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Green introduced a resolution Puthori!7,inr end directin; the
Public Utility Board to enter into contract with the Burroughs Adding M-achineCo.,
for the furnishing of one Burroughs Public Utility Billinn Maebine, at a total con-
tract price of %2,630,00, in aoeordanee with the above quoted resolution request,
which was read.
Upon motion by Moody second by Green 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 the following resolution which was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
111nnesot a:
That the Public Utility Board is hereby authorized to make pa3nnEnts
in accordance with the following quoted resolution request:
- ' WHIREAS, under date of May 181 1934, the Public Utility Board did,
by resolution ask the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, to
authorize a payment of $11089.10 to Schuett-Ifeier C6mpany7.as:payment for a
preliminary engineering study of the City Light Plash building and did -Further
ask the Common Council for authority to enter into an agreement Frith the said
Schuett-Meier Company engaging them as architects for the Addition to the City
Light Plant Building; at an amount not to exceed 14,500.00, and
WEEREAS, the total amount- of charges by the Schuett-Meil.er Company, in
addition to -",,"l,039.10, amount to 16,0479-34.
THERETIONF9 be and it is hereby resolved by the said Public Utility
Board that the Honorable Common Council be and is hereby requested to authorize
4 .1935
the additional expenditure and to authorize the payment of-$2,097.34
as full and final payment to the said Company.'
Upon motion by Moody second by Richman, that the, said resoIution be
adopted as read, and all voting in favor,thereofI President Liddle declared
he said resolution duly passed and adopt ed3
Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution which was
read:
"WHEREAS, the Common Council by resolution did on the 5th day of
August; 19P5,, make a temporary transfer of $15;00000 from Code 18
of the General Fund to Code 19 of the Park Improvement Fund; and
-WHEREAS- it is now deemed advisable to make the said transfer.
p errqanent ;
NOW THEREFORE, Be it. and it is hereby resolved by the Common
Council -of -the City of Rochester.; Minnesota; •
That the temporary transfer of $151000 ;00 from Code 18 of the
General * Fund ,to Code 19 of the Park -Improvement Fund; made August 5th,
1935 be and the same is hereby.permonently transferved to Code'19 of
the Park Improvement Fund: "
Upon motion by Green second by . Amundsen that the said resolution
be adopt ed as read', and all voting in favor thereof; Presidents -Liddl;e de-
clared the said resolution duly passed anda4o1?te42
Alderman • =n.dsen :introduced a resolut on:�grent ng-. blic ,Dance
Permit to S. J. Wentworth for the Woodman Hall -on November ,9; 16, and 24,
19359 and fixing the fee at $94001 which was read®
Upon motion by Amundsen .:second by Moo"<y, that the said -resolution
be adopt ed as read; and all voting in favor thereof; Presi dent Li ddle de, -
Glared the said resolution duly, passed aXid adopted$
Alderman Moody introduced-. A resolution '.appropriating $626.10 from
the Street and Alley Fund;. and _ordering; payment made t,o the International
Harvester Company; for furniskiing,-Of one -Model Cton Pick -Up Truck
for use of the City Engineer's Department; which was read
Upon motion by Green . second Uy; Iki.Ohnan that, tie said resolution be
adopt ed as read, and a 11 not ing in
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favor thereof, President Liddle declared the saidresolution duly passed and
adopt edo'
Aldermen Moody introduced a resolution appropriating $63010'00 from the
Pe- I. R*'. Funds and ordering Payment made t4 Martin Paulson for estimate #1 prepared
by the city, Engineer in favor of Martin ?�jklson for the construction of a Sanitary
Sewer in Fifth Avenue Southeast; between Fleventh Street and Twelfth Street Southe
under Job 18739 which was read.;
Upon motion by Moody second by hnundsenIthat the said resolution be
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adopted as reads and all voting in favor thereof President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted;
The following claims were reads and upon motion by Moody second by
Amundsen, the s . ame were allowed; and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and
directed to drix warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments according.1y.
From the General Pund;Web6r & J-(idd-`Xamp,Charles H,�Mayb-
-any
Mind::347.,17"9: Weber` .'Xu'dd,- Comip any 60, 11 The:
02442ti-Rifth olive, R-19 Jones .114000i
Alexander Auto I Electric M. Nelson !�-075- George Watson 1,29:00;
9m' the - St r 6 et.-. aA All ey- }+andd -_aT Joseph: L.-: Co? .,. � 91141 aadPr Or.,
Tto_01'� ' In-c.:. Olmsted :Cqtnt;rPow TIa e
Power -V - 3.6 15
From -the.; Sewer
From the Bridge Fund:
The application
on of Magnus Klagstad for an "on -Sale" License to sell
intoxicatinrr liquors at 16 Third Street Southivestt 14ras reads acid upon motion by
Green second by pichme.ni license was granted:
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The "On -Sale" LimMor License Bond of 19,arrnus '.Klar?stad with the Seaboar i
Surety co I mpany as Surety tbereonl in the amount of *,,,,31000,00 was read, and upon
mot -ion by Green second by Ricbmant the Surety thereon was accepted$ the said bond
was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on filed ,
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The following con*m.-ication was read; antipon,m,otiofi by Green
second by Richman; the "On -Sale" License 7#'41 -9 IM d,,-I.t-h e-!, 0 fi. -Sal a Li-cenwe
#P,41'9-- Vs 8u dd �-t Q. -,10hii:-;� Jo Achit at 13 Third Street Southwest were each
cancelleds
"Rochester- Minn;
October 264 19354t
To the Honorable Council-9
City of Rochester; Minn;
Gentlemen:
Please cancel the 3*.-2 "On* and. "Offs Sale Licenses registered in
the name of undersigned for the premises at 18 Third Street Southwest
Rochester; Minn:- as ofthe
,close of business 1V onday November 4 1935.
• Respectfully;
John Joachin.
James T; Spillane was before the Common Council in regard to the
application of, CIO C; P:a,genhart for a permit to move a house belonging to
Mrs; Buck; from Lot 11 Block 13, Northern Addition; to Lot 5,Block 12,
Northern Addition; ; and urged that the Common Council re -consider their
action taken previously on this application$ and grant the permit due to
the f oct that the house to be moved is a b ett er, hou s e then- the Schultz
prop erty,--D,
Upon motion by hmindson. second by.`Ricbman-1 ',C; Pagenhext, was
granted permission to move this house providing that he place the house
in line with the main portion of the Schultz hftpei and also place it so
that no part of the house is closer than give feet from the east line of
said property, which action Mr. Schultz orally agr,eed was satisfactory to
him,
The City C1 ork submitt ed st at em ant a of costs for the Bituminous
Treatment of Fifteenth Av eau e Southwest. from. the South line of Second
St r e et Sout hwe st to the South line of Sixth Street Southwest $9210-78-
for the Bituminoud Tr6atment Of First "Stredt Sbutheist, from. the East
line of Eighth Avenue Southeast to the west, lineof Avenue 'South-
-,esA $6244074 for the Bituminous Trea'tment- of Third Avenue Northwest and
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Southwest from the North line of Second Street Southwest. to the' North line of Fourth
Street .Northwest 1077%95; for the Bituminous Treatment of Thirteenth Avenue Northwest
and Southwest from the North line of Second Street Southwest to 134 feet North of Nort
line of. Second Street -Northwest $966�37; for the Bituminous Treatment of Fourth Avenue
Southeast from the South line of Sixth Street Southeast to the North line of Tenth
w} ch
Street Southeast$1538i78;/were each read; and President Liddle ordered that the same
be placed on files
The City Clerk submitted st at ement s of 'sprinkling assessments 1 evi ed
against these streets treated with Bituminous Treatment as described above$ and
President Liddle ordered that the same be- placed on file4
The following communication was -read; and President Liddle ordered that
the same J)e. placed on file&
October 311 1935,:
Hon: Mayor and Common Clounoil
Geitit1 emen:
In regard to the sprinkling of the streets; where Bituminous Treatment
was placed; will state that when the work bras commenced on the streets listed
below" which was aroilnd the llth of July; the sprinkling was discontinued:
f 13th Ave. N: W: & S. W:-N. line of 2 St: S4W:.to 134 ft• N: of N. dine of
2nd St : N: W&
3 Ave: N We' Sa Wa ,from N: line of 2 St: -S W3 to 4th St: N:W-
15th Ave& SSW: 2 E% •to..6., .S W3
s= lot St: S: Ea from 8 to 11 Ave%
4 Ave: S. E from 6 St to 10 Sty 'S3
.Respectfully$
s-.
C: Hi,.Armstrong:
City Engineer.
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Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution which was read:
4.
r " IRERM-- the Common Council of the City of,Rochester; Minnesota, on
r.. October 14th; 1935, levied special assessments for sprinkling and treating street
T during the season of 1935; and
' WfiEREAS; Bituminous treatbDent; to be paid for by special assessments
levied against the properties benefited; was placed on the following describe
street s:
Third avenue Northwest and Southwest from the North line of Second Street
' Southwest to the north line of Fourth Street Northwest;
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First Street Southeast 'from the eastline of Eighth Avenue. Soutbr
east to the west line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast;
Fourth due Southeast from the south line of.. Sixth Street South-
east to the north line of Tenth Street Soutb:64st;
Fifteenth Avenue Southwest from the south line of Second Street
Southwest to the 'South line of Sixth Street Southwest;
Thirteenth Avenue Northwest and Southwest from the North line of
Second Street Southwest to 134 feet north of the north line of
Second Street Northwest;
and
VEEREAS- the City Engineer has submitted a certificate to the ef-
fect that spRinkling on the above described streets'-' stopped at the
time the bituminous treatment was'begunt and
WHEREAS) the Common Council;'at a meeting thereof held October
30th'9 1935-9 instructed the City Clerk to' "deduct one-hb6lf of the . 1935
sprinkling assessment s from the coot of the bituminous treatment of the
above described street st and
WHEREAS, the City Cl erk has submitted statements of the sprinkling
assessments levied against the properties benefited• by the bituminous
treatment of the rbIlowing described streets:`
Third Avenue Northwest and Southwest: from the North line of Second
St r e et Sout hwe st to the North line of Fourth Street Northwest
109 i29
• First, Street Southeast �f'rom the east line, of Eighth ;Avenue South-
east to. the west line 01-P-, El eVenth 'Avenue Southeast 54:73
Fourth Avenue Southeast from the,houth line- of Sixth St r a et Sout h-
east to the north .line of Tbnth-!3tr.eW.'bOtLt'heast 136 -* 23:.
Fifteenth Avenue Southwest, frcm the south'llne o S;Oohd Street
Southwest to the -south' line; ef SULth! Street Southwest 94*025
Thirteenth Av eftu e Northwest and Southwest from the north line
of Second Street Southwest to 134. feet north of the north,line of
Second Street Northwest 71-087
SO THEREFORE- Be it resolved, by. the Common Council of the City of
Rochester- Minnes*4&;
That the above certificate by.,the Qity. Engineer and the st at em eat e
by the City Clerk be and the same are hereby V! ac ed on file;
Be it further resolved by, the said Common Council
That the following sumsbededaoted from the bituminous trqatmnent
costs Of the following. described streets:
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$5464 for Third- Avenue No 'and Southwest from the North line of
Second Street Southwest to the.north line of Fourth Street Northwest;
$27436 for First Street Southeast from the east line of Eighth Avenue
Southeastto the west line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast;
$6811 for Fourth Avenue Southeast mom the south line of Sixth Street
Southeast to the north line of Tenth Street Southea4;
$47.12 for Fifteenth Avenue Southwest from the south line of Second Street
Southwest to the south line of Sixth Street Southwest;
$3503 for Thirteenth Avenue Northwest and Southwest from the north line of
Second Street Southwest to .134 feet north .of the north line of Second Street
Northwest: "
Upon motion
by Lemndn
seoond by Richman th" the said
resolution be
adopted as read' and all
voting in
favor thereof; President Liddle
declared the said
resolution duly passed and adoptedi -
Alderman Lemnon introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for the cost and expense ' of the Bituminous Treatment of Thirteenth -Avenue Northwest
and Southwest i from the North line. of Second S�Teot Southwest to 134 feet North of t e
North line of Second Street Northwest'$ which was read:
upon motion by Green second by Amundsea,, that the said resolution be
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adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted:
Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution levying special assessments
for the Bituminous Treatment of Fifteenth Avenue Southwest from,the South line of
Second Street Southwest to the South line of Sixth Street Southwest, which was read:
Upon motion by Lemmon second by Richman, that the said resolution be
adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopt ed$
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution levying special assessmerts I I
for the
Bituminous Treatment of
Thir d Avenue
Northwest and Southwest. from the
North
line of
Second Street Southwest
to the North
line of Fourth Street Northwest,
which
was read:
Upon motion by Green second by Amundsen that the said resolution be
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adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; 'President Liddle declared the sai
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resolution duly P&SRed and adopted**
Alderman Green introduced a resolution levying sp eci al assessment
for the Bituminous Treatment. of First Street Southeast. from the East line of
Eighth Alvehue Southeast t'o the WDst line of Eleventh Avenue Southeast Whi ch
was read; -
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Upon motion by Amundson second by Ricbman that the said resolution
be adopted as read' 'and all vot ing in f evir thereof; ' Pr esi dent Li ddl e declared
the said resolution duly passed and adopt eds
Alderman Richman introduced a resolution levying special assessment
for the Bituminous Treatment of Fourth Avez;ue.:Southeast: from the South line
of.Sixth Street Southeast to the North line of Tenth Street Southeast; which
s reada
Upon motioniby Lemmon second by Green that the said resolution be
Pt ed as read; and 9,11 voting in favoi thereof President
dent Liddle declared
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he said resolution duly passed and adopteds
Aldeximmi Amundsen introduced the following resoluti6n which was
ead:
"Be it resolved d by the Common Council o' f* the City Of Rochester;
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Minnesota:
That the Bum of $2-00000 be and the said sum is hereby apropriated
from the Street and Alley Fund (Code 14)-V of said City and, -ordered paid
to Sinking Fund Code 32-9 to apply on principal due in,1936 on City of
Rochester Repaving Bonds the said sum being the amount left on hand
after completion of the jobs and being from the funds received by the
sale of $359000G00 Repaving Bonds;
The Mayorand City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed, to
draw a warrant for said. sum upon the, City Treasurer in accordance here-
with; "and cause said payment to be'mift&
Upon motion by Green'second by Lonon that the said resolution be
adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof] President Liddli declared
the said resolution duly passed and adopt edia
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The following appointment was read; and upon motion by Amundsen second
by Greeri=:the said appointment .was approved:
"November 4;
Honorable Common Council
City of Rochester;. MinUes0ta4 r
Gent 1 em en:
I hereby appoint Leo J: Cronin as Police Civil Service Commissioner of
the City of Rochester; Minnesota; he to hold office .until the next annual
appointment of officers ' iri said City; subject vto confirmation by your Honorable
Body:
Respectfully sabmitt ed;
Wi A. goore
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Mayor of said City. 4
Upon motion by Lemon second by Moody; the Common Council adjourned
to 7: 30 O clock P M: on NovemVer 4; _1935:
City Clerk;
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-Nov t. 19,36-
Minute-s of an adjourned -regular meeting of. the Common Council of,
the City of Rochester; JAinnesots :held in the Council Chambers in the City
;fall in said ;City at 7: 30 o'clock P. T.I. on November 41 19350'
Meeting called to order by President :-tiddl.e:
Roll Call. Present: Liddle; Amund sen.; Fryer, Groen; Tieumon, Moody, -
end Richman: -Absent: None.
Aldermen Amundsen introduced the folloT,,dng resole ion which was
read:
"Be it and- :it is hereby resolved by the Common Council of the City
of Rochester; Minnesota:
That said Common Council does hereby assess and levy upon the
taXable property in said City of Rochester+.for_taxes for the year
1935; the following; sums of money for the several funds of said
City; viz:
For the General Fund
Which said sum shell be used only for the following purposes
end not in any case to exceed the emount set: opno.,it- o e7_ch s^•id
purpose; viz:
10 Salaries of city Clerk, City Clerk's Stenonraphers; City Attorneys
City Enry Ass't City FnginePr; City Engineer's Private Secretary,
City Treasurer; Uity 7 eighmast er; Custodian of City Hall $ Ass't
Custodian of City Hall, Building, Electrical zand Plumbing Inspector;
City Assessor and deputies; end City Boe.rd of Equalization,
UA19 9021.06
2: Sale�ries of A.Ra�ror, Aldermen ,,t L^rrr Aldermen;
Chairmen of Street and Alleys a'inance; end Sewer
Committees; 2'17140-43
3. Salaries of Municipal Court; Judges Special
Muni c ip a1 Court Judges and Municipal Court Clerk $ 29639.15
4o Salaries of Health Officer; Deputy Health
Officer; Milk Inspectors Ass't Sept: of Dumping
Grounds; Public Health Nurses Assistants and
anployees of the Board of Health$ and expenses of
the operation of the Health Department of the
City of Rochest er$ Minnesota, and for purchase of
automobiles 11045.54
5. Salaries of Judges and Clerks of Elections
and other Election Expenses, u,159090
359
6: Salaries of Chief of Police, Captails of Police, Patrolmen, Jail
(i P,r d, and Social ,Welfare 7-fork er ' 29 , 791; gg
7. Contingent Fund for'use of the 1.1ayor of said City, and .for
overdraft in payment of Certificates of Indebtedness and Interest
i3. For Miscellaneous e,men, es of Police Department; such as
salaries of special V trolmen; motorcycle e-xpenses, automobile
operation, telephone service,' maintenance of traffic signs, ma,r?�ir_g
parking spaces, meals for lodgers anal. pri loners in City Jails board
of City Prisoners in City and County Jails; telegrams,office supplies,
and other miscellaneous items$ and for pay►nentx of principal and
interest on Certificates of Indebtedness;
99311.43
10-0 For financial assistance in the operation of the City Hog
Parm (770.36) for the return of Temporary Transfers, ?,063975 for payment of
Principal and Interest oia Certificates of Indebtedness; and �fi2140'10 as
10 added to project against possible tax delinquence, less ',�693.55
available October 1st9 19359 all of which appropriations shall be
made only after funds are received on taxes collected und?er
this levy:)
0
1.1. Official printing; and pub;ishingi
12. For City Ball Heating -$
13. Telephone service and toll service .for City Clerk,
City Attorney, City Engineers Building, Electrical. and
Plumbing Inspector, City Assessor., Judge of Municipal
Court, Mayor, City Warehouses and Council Committee Room,
14. Salary and expenses of Visiting Nurses
15. Public Examiner, per diem and expenses and
return of temporary transfers
16, Expenses in connection with 1935 convention of
league .of Minnesota Municipalities at Mankato$ 1.1innesota,
and for overdraft in connection with 1935 Rochester
Conventions
17. Water service for City Hall, Public Library, and Armory,
P 19 304.37
rf� 19 6,57.56
472.30
19472051
�19725:26
250.79
36.26
22w For weed Inspector's Salary, mileage- and expenses" 431032
26. Purchase of and improving of lands for public purposes:-
27. For taking up overdraft in the New City Hall Fund, ap-
propriations of which shall be made only at such times as
funds are available from taxes collected under this levy,
NET LEVY a; 9
For the Street and Alley Fund , - - - 239351;75
Which said sum shall be used only for the following
purposes and not in- any case to exceed the amount set Op-
posite each said purpose, viz:
060
Nov 4 19W
lI10 For the general maintenance of streets and alleys, such as cleaning
Jstreets 9nd alleys; grading street s and alleys; cut ling weeds, sanding
sidewalks and crossings, cleaning water -ways; dragging streets
j end alleys, new equipment not provided for in Code 3; equipment
repairs and materials for same, etc.; , 139760;74
2.. For labor and materials for repairs to paving
and curbing, such as repairs to concrete paving
and curbing, re -surfacing Tarvia Pavement; surface
treating of creosoted wood block paving, ,repairs
to asphaltic concrete pavement; repairs to
bitulithic paving; repairs to concrete'paving bases;etc.;1 29-329.11
3: For labor and materials for the operation of trucks;
for the operation of city owned gravel loading, screening; '
end crushing machinery, for payment of gravel loading, `
screening, and crushing machinery; for the payment for
gravel used on streets, avenues, and alleys within said
City, ecn-d for purchase of a newtruck; 7;761490
10, For snow removal from streets$ avenues, and
alleys within the said City;
` 11. For return of t empora,ry tra�isfers -due to
General Fund of said City;
IThl' LEVY .23;851475
For the Fire Protection. Fund
59,667.71
1"hich 's,-Id sum sh!?.11be used for the follo,%ring
purposes and not in zany cage to exceed the
amount set opposite each said purpose, viz:
,
1:` Salaries of Chief of Fire Department'- ass't
Chiefs of Fire Department; Mechanic and Drivers
'
of Pumping Motors, Dri vier s of Aerial Motor Truck;
Drivers of Cadillac, Drivers of Pirsch Qaadruple
' Truck, Drivers of Int; Comb: Truck; Firemen;
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91.perintendent of Fire Alarm Systems and possible
extra Firemen; etc.;
,
429109.40
24 Hydrant-Rental-9
71,677.43•
34 For purchasing new fire hose$
366462'
4. For miscellaneous items; such as laundry service$
telephone servi ee; j anitor6 s supplies; fuels wat er
service; repairs to building and equipments equip-
ment additions, not provided for in Code 61 etc:;
$ Q;52U26
66', For purchase of equipment:_
NET LEVY w9,677;71
361
3 9 513.0 3
For, the Bower Fund , ;
Vdhi ch said sum shall be used only for the following
purposes and not in any case to exceed the Flmount �
set Opposite ses-ch said purpose, Viz:
4. For labor and materialsforrepairs to equipment; I
additional equipment, cleaning and flushing sanitary
sewer3 and surface drainage sewers, operation of. the �1 ���1;05
.. , ,
Sewage Tjift s, et c .
5; For. construction of surface drainage seviers, a62:63
100 Dower, attendance, repairs; etc. - for local Sewage
�i2,076.86
Disposal Plant operation,
16 Water .for flushing sanitary sewers and surface
�• -- 431.32
drainage' sewers;
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19. Trunk line! sanitary sewer in Broadway Street No:
1.,0s2,09
_ �
13t•h St t o 4t r 5t
21. South Broadway trunk line crossover; `-- --- ---- --
15,096.08
22, So: Bdwy Trunk Line .. 4th to 5th
NLT L PEN31 �513'
For the Bridge Fund:
Which said sum shell be used only for the following
purposes, end not in any ;case to exceed the amount set opposite
each said purpose, viz:
1: Miscellaneous Maintenance and repair of bridges within
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said City
For payment of principal and int er est on notes issued
for the construction of new bridge over Bear Creel, on Fourth
St . S •
Y,7 I-, Tw-
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For the Park Improvement Fund - "`
46 9022.36
Which said sum shall be used only for the
Maintenance and improvement of the Public Parks and
Parkways in or near said City as follows, and not in any
case to 'exce'ed the amount set opposite each said
purpose, viz:
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3, 5 34.91
1. Soldier Field
1,124.10
2; Kut sk ey Park
A
9,295.51
3. TA ay o P ark _
? , 211.0 9
4 ' Mayo Field,
1,093.63
5 St. Mary' s Park
813. 61
60 Central Par%
70 Cascade Part:
e. Tourist Park
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9 : P axk s Fm- ipment _
10 ,o 1 dJ. er' s Fi. e7. d Go 1 f
lie Skating Rink
12: Concession
13. S11 at,t er1y P ark
140- Old Hill Park
15; Golf Equipment
16*, Overhead
170 Si 1 ver L arc e
16. TAotor Equipment
19. Ijunicipa.,l Swimming Pool
29, Constructionof Silvrr Lake D=
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For the bighting
.Fund -�
Which said sum shall be used onlyf_or the
following
purposes and not in any case to ex -
need the
emount, set
opposite each said
purposes
viz:
1; For
lighting of
public streets and grounds;
3. For
lighting of
National Guard Armory,
4. ^or
lighting of
Public Library Juilding;
5. ror
lighting of
City War ehouse,
0. por
lighting of
Central ?"ire Station
7. For
lighting of
City Hall;
Be For
lighting of
Sewage Lift Stations;
9 For ,lighting
n o Su t. of Parks;
residence f p
12. For
lighting City Dumping Grounds residence
14; For
1933; 1934,
and 1935 Christmas Street
Lighting; exclusive
of purchase installation and
• removal
of "greens";
3;054.R1
1;030.?4
1;559.77
20 n .83
31199.50
�12,316;95
I Ail
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4]_7.51
E�
215.65
146;022;36
239705-090
20;679;47
19i.90
703.42
38.37
v 292.72
1; 394 .42
18:70
46.87
29.95
740.08
23,785:90
• ,r
For the Library Fund; - - -
9
11�483.�4
Which said sum shall be used only for the
following purposes and not in any case to ex-
ceed the amount set opposite each said purpose;
viz:
I.
For periodicals%
406126
2 4
For re -rebinding of books,
169;99
3,
For I,ibr,.ry Staff salaries,
6,162.64
4.
For salaries of Janitors,
842 88
5.
For fuel,
aC
460.Bl
6.
For furniture and fixtures;
ar
3.48
7.
'For repairs rand improvement;
2:33
S.
For stationery and supplies;
269:06
363
9. Por postage, express .and frei-ghti °
10 : ror In sarenc e
11, For miscellaneous e_%penses, such as telephone service,
telegrams .etc.;.:.
12, For printing,
13. For purchasing of books;
14; For Janitor's supplies-$
15, For return of temporary transfer due General Fund
of said City;
NE L TEN
For. the Interest Fand - - -
Which said sum shall be used for only the
following purposes -and not -in any case to exceed
the amount set opposite .each said prupo se , viz:
U For interest on Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds;
6. Into on Imp. -Bonds ( N: C • F. S. )
7. Into, on Refunding Bonds
9. Int on Imp. Bonds ( City Hall)
(30 Int. on Repaving Bonds
N ET L MY
25.80
37469
3, 43
3039011
13,95
11083:54
$ 20,246021
v
6, 339,08
1,9G0.89
715.67
10;271.92
�%
358:65
U'"' 20 It
- 246. 21
For the Sinking Fund 24 ,498.09
Which said sum shall be used only for the following
purposes and not in any case to exceed the amount set opposite
each said purpose, viz:
6, For the payment of principal of Sewage Disposal Plant
Br6nds;
19. For the payment of principal and interest on
City of Rochester Improvement Bonds (New Central
Fire Station.) 3;235wr01
20. For the payment of principal and interest on
City of Rochester Improvement Bonds (New City hall) `
31, For the paYnent of Principal and Interest on
Refunding Bonds, 3, 25431
3219 For payment of Principal on Repaving Bonds, 49313.16
NET LEVY r 24,498.09
For the riremen' s Relief Fund, to provide
Rinds for pensions andrelief for members of the
Fire Department of said City and their widows and
orphans, end for the other purposes provided in
existing Laws of Minn esot a 2 259
NLT L1VY 29259.28
364
NOV :1: 1936
For the Band Fund:
..
4,313.16
WhAch said sum shall b e used only for the
following purposes and not in
any case to exceed
,
the amount Get opposite each
said purpose; vix:
1 q- Mu si cal ent ert ainm ent per
Special FL ecti on;
March 139 1934-9
3;3a1:84
24 Return of t emporary transfer to general Di.nde
`
3: For Musical Mit-ert ainment
(controlled by Council)
4�1:32
NBr LEW
4, 313:16 "
Upon motion by Fryer second by Moody that the said resolution be
pted as read; and all voting in favor" thereof; President Liddle declared
he said resolution duly passed and adopteds
Alderman Lemmon introduced a resolution appropriating 1,2570-58,
un the general Fund; and ordering payment made to W. ASMoore- Maygr;
or use in his Mayor' s Contingent Fund; he to properly account for the ex•
enditures therefrom, which was read:
Upon motion by Fryer second by Richman that the said resolution
eadopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof; President Li ddle de-
clared the said resolution duly passed and adopted:
Upon motion by Fryer second by Moody ; a vote of appreciation Was
extended to all the schools; especially the highschool, for their effective
work, done towards keeping order on Halloween night:
Upon motion by Moody second by Fryer; the Common= Council adjourned
Ito 70630 o'clock P; M. on November 18, 1935,a
City Cl erk:
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