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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-06-1936601 'APR 61936 Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council. s of the City of Rochester, Minnesotq,., held in the Council Chambers, in the City Hall., in said City., at 2 0' Clock P. M.,, on April 6th, 1936: Meeting was called to order by, President Liddle: , ' Roll C811' Present: Liddle, Amundsen, Fryer, Green, Lemmon, Moody, Richman: Absent: None. The applications of S. T. Cadwell, Knute Olson, Amiel, L. Glabe't and Lillian R. Sveom, for appointment as City Clerk, the application of Lillian R. Sveom heing accompanied b3i a letter from the Business and Professional Womens' Club urging that she be. reappointed as City Clerk, and the application of Lester Goetting for' a posltix)n in the office of the City. C1 erk , were each read. Upon motion by Lemmon, second by Fryer, and all voting in favor thereof, wxcepting Alderman Moody, who did not vote, Amie)- L. ";labe was appointed City Clerk of the City of Rochester, effective May 1st9.193G, for the balance of the ensuing official year: The aT,:plications o f Walt er C� Hoganson, C, Walter Johnson, Edward L. Anderson, and Arleigh C. Smith for appointment as City Engineer were each r ead4 Upon Alderman Green', s motion that Arleigh Co Smith be appointed City Engineer, Alderman Moody questioned Smith's qualifications as Engineer and also when he would have hAts residenne established in Rochester, in order to qualify. Alderman Moody also asked why it was necessary to go out of town for an Engineer, whdn there were qualified local applicants for the position, namely Walter Hogenson and Edward L. Anderson. Alderman Amundsen explained than he was;voting in favor of Smith's appointment as City Engineer with confidence in the Committee's (Alderman Green's) recommendations Mayor Moore stated that information he receiveA Prow the Mayor of Owatonna was that Mr: Smith was not being appointed City Engineer at Owatonna for the coming year because the officials at Owatonna did no# feel that they could afford to pay Mr. Smith the salary he want edia Upon Alderman Richman's second to Alderman Green's motion that Arleigh Cj Smith be appointed City Engineer and all voting in favor there- of, Arleigh C. Smith was appointed City Engineer for the ensuing official yearn 6031 The application of Irving*L. Eckholdt for appointment as City Attorney was read Upon motion by Green, second by Fryer, Irving L: Eckholdt was appointed City Attorney for the ensuing official year4 The application of Dr4 C. H. Mayo for appointment as Heikl.th Officer r i I Was ready , , Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Fryer, Dr. C. rH. Mayo was appointed 3ealth Officer for the ensuing official yearn The applications of George J. Anderson and Manfred H: Waldron for appointment as Milk Inspector were each read, as was the reca=endatiion by the health Officer that Manfred H. Waldron be reappointed Milk Inspector. Upon motion by Richman, second by Fryer, ,:Manfred H. Waldron was appointed Milk Inspector for the ensuing official ye ari The applications of A. P. Parker and George P. Strifert for � appointment as Sanitary Inspector were each read,, as was the recommendation by i the Health Officer that George F. Strifert be re -appointed tLo that office Upon motion by Fryer, second by Amundsen, George P. Strifert was appointed Sanitary Inspector for the ensuing official year: read", The application of Jose Bosley for appointment as Visiting Nurse was Upon motion by Lemmon, second by Ai&ndsen, Jose` Bosley wa:3 appointed Visiting,Nurse for the ensuing official years The application of Edna Oesterreich for appointment as Health Office Stenographer, together with the reommendation of the Health Officer that she be reappointed to this office were each read: Upon motion by Richman, second by Amundsen, Edna Oesterreich was appointed !Tealt h Office St enographer during the ensuing official year. Upon motion 'oy Fryer; second by Richman, Dr. Charles II. Mayo w&s appointed as a Member of the Board of 'Hlealth, for a term of tlsee years, ending on the second Monday in April, 19390 The application of Alvin E. Denike and Roth Day i or appointment as 3uilding, Electrical and.Plumbi4g Inspector were each read. Upon motion by Fryer, second by Amundsen, I1vin 1. ;=seni4e was :appointed Building, electrical and Plumbing; Inspector during, the ensuing official yeas. (3 0- Pin 6 1936 The gpplic -t,i.ons of 1+,11liamW West•son, W; ^. Mitchell; .Tobn aloof, Rude Kruger, and George Watson for appointment as Assist ants Ouperintendent. Of the Dumpi2ig CTrounds, emd the opplications of Peter DW Claude, Peter Aa Eggler for appointment as second. assistant Superin- tendent of the Dwaping Groundsi andthe applications of Carl. Podein; A va Mewhort er, and Earl W, Boyd for positions at the Dumping Grounds, were each r e add ` Upon motion by bemmon; second by Green, W. E. Mitchell was appointed Assistant Superintendent of the Dumping ,rounds. A motion by Richman, second by Green, that John Ploof be appointed Second Assistant Superintendent of the Dumping Crounds, lost by the following vote: Ayes: Breen, h mmon, Ricbmana Nays: Amundsen, I Fryer, Moody, Liddlea Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Dryer, P. D. Claude was' appointed Second Assist ant Superintendent cf the Dm ping 'rounds, by the following vote: Ayes: Amundsen, Pryer, Lemmon, 11.100c�y -Nays: C:'reen, Ri chmana The application of Jacob alsen, for appointment as Custodian of the Williams Apartment Building$ together Pith a recommendet.ion by Venry 0. Christianson, Supervisor, that he be re -appointed to this office were each read: Upon motion by hosmon, second by Amundsen, .-acob Olsen wa 3 appointed Custodian of the Williams Apartment Building for the. ensuing official years 'Phe application of Henry C. Lindberg for appointment as Custodian of the City Ball, and tr e application of Joseph J. Schuster as A.:;sistant Custodiap of the Cify Hall, were each read:► Upon motion by Richman, second by ''ryer, Henry 0. Lindberg was appointed .Assistant Custodian of the City Uall for the ensuing official year: Upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, Joseph J. Schuster was appointed Assistant Custodian Of the City Hell for the ensuing official. year: 605 r i The f211owing applications for appointment c.s City Wei ghmaster were each read: Pans M. TTanson, 117. I. GaIlimore, Pdolph ;bT. Berndt, Geo. H. Parker, Peter D. Claude, Claire ROoney,. Arthur Liesch, Joseph 11. S'hields, Fred W. Yochem, Lorenzo Campbell, Firank Fordham, Alfred Mackey, 0. �. McCoyj tTpon motion by Lemmon, second by Mloody, George Pzz)rlcer was appointed City Wei ghmaster, effective June 1st, 19369 for t I.e balance of t:be ensuing official year. was r e :=,d The applic-tion of Archie Watson for appointment as City Scavenger Upon motion by Fryer, second by Archie Watson was appointed City Scavenger and Dog Catcher for the ensuing official year: Upon motion by LemmOn, second by Fryer, the Mayor and City Clerk ;:Vere authorized and directed to draw a resolAtion expressing the appreciation of the Common Council for the efficient services of Owen E. '.icCoy during his terms. of office. The application of Teorge E. tewart for the position as Assistant Cit�r Engineer "nd as Operator at the Sewa�fge Disposal Plant were each read; and the application of John J. Cook for appointment as Chief Operator at the Se iage Disposal Plant, and of Ed. Ranfranz for appointment as Operator at the Sewage Disposal Plant were each read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file for future consideration.: The following, appointments by the Mayor were reed, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Green, the same were confirmed: if April 6, 1936 Honorable Common Council, City of Rochester, Minn es of a. "subject to your confirmation, I hereby appoint the following persons as members of the Police Civil Service Commission: Leo Cronin - for the unexpired term for the period ending on the second Monday in April, 1937 Fred Benz - for the period ending on the second Monday in April, 1939. Respectfully submittAd; Wei A. Moore Mayor of said City. " The following appointment by the Mayor was read, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman, the same was confirmed: 606 a APR F 1936 I Spril 6, 19360, !donor#bl b Comihon '9oun6il, City of Rochest er-$ Minnesot aa Gent1 amen: f Subject to .your confirmation, I hereby appoint the following persons as members of the Board of Park Commissioners to hold office until the second Monday in April, 1938: Roger L. J.. Kennedy for the First Ward of said City; t James .11. Starkey for the Third Ward of said City. Respectfully submitted' W. A. Moore Mayor. " The following appointment by the Mayor was read, and upon motion by Richman, second by Fryer; the same was confirmed: "April 6, 1036. Honorable Common Council, City of Rhahest er, Minnesota: Gent 1 emen: Subject to your consent and confirmation,T hereby appoint Carl Oesterreich as a member of the Public Utility Board for the three year term ending on the second Monday in April, 1939 Respectfully submitted; WO* A� Moore Mayor. " Upon motion by Fryer, second by Amundsen.Amundsen.9 the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw a .resolution of appreciation by the Common Council for the services of William Radke and Fred W. Miller as members of the Police Civil Service Commission and Public:Utility Board, r esp ectively4 - Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, which was r ead: " Be it reablved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the said Uommon Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota, hereby adopts the following rules and regulations for the order of business of said Common Council. 1Q Roll Call4 The roll call of the Common Council shall be had and taken in its alphabetical order accordtr,g to the names of the members, except that the name of the Preside.'at of the Common Council shall be called only at the first roll call of each meeting and'thEn after that, at that meeting, only in the case of a tie vote when his name shall be called and 6071 t vote taken after the e7pression of each of the other members of said Common i Councila 20, Reading and approval of the minutes of the preceeding meettnga 3 At first meeting the appointment of officers and committees: 4: Public hearings4 " 5W Reading of petitions and communications4 646, Report of committees: All reports of committees shall hereafter be made in writing, unless ordered otherwise by said Common Councils 71D Unfinished businessi 8: Resolutions and ordinancesi 9 Bills and claims 10. Adjournment " Upon motion by Fryer, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thoreof, President Liddle declared the said, resolution duly passed and adoptedo Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution, which was read: "1A0M. EAS, it is deemed expedient and necessary that the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, adopt rules of order for the conduct of its business, and WHEREAS, A copy of Robert's Rules of Order (revised) of the 1915 copyrights is before this Common Councill SO THFYEPORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: t That the said,Robgrt's Rules of Order be adopted by this Common Council as rules of order for the conduct of its business: " 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: a This being the time and place fixed for the opening of proposals for being designated as the Official Newspaper, the following proposal was opened and read: "Honorable Common Council City of Rochester, Minn esot" Gentlemen'. s In accordance with an advertisement for bids for city printing in- serted by the City Clerk, The Post -Bulletin Co,; Rochester, Minn:, hereby proposes to do all the prtuting and publishing for the City of Rochester in The Rochester Post -Bulletin, a legal newspaper-,. at the rate allowed by the statutes of the State of Minnesota for legal advertising4 It is agreed that if the minutes of the Common Council are published in full as heretofore, a reduction of 50 per cent will be allowed on all fAPR 1� publications. It is further agreed that the minutes of the Common Council and all other publications so desired will be prift-bd in the bodv type oftthe pewsp aper A bond accompanies this proposals Respectfully submitted; PO 9r BULLETIN CO Ty C1 ar a W. Blakely, Rochester,MinnApril 2,1936 Secy-Treas4 " Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, which was 1 4 r ead: " Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester - Minnesota: That the Rochester Post -Bulletin be and the said newspaper is hereby designated as the official newspaper of tke City of Rochester. Minnesota, for and during the ensuing official year, and the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized and directed to execute g contract in accordance with their proposal of April 2, 1936a " Upon motion by rJ$ryer, second by Richman, that the said resolution to adopted as reed, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopteda This being the time and place fixed for $the opening of proposals for being designated as City Depository, the proposals of the )lmst ed County Bank and Trust Company $40,000000 9 The Union National Bank f� 01009'000409 and the Pirst National Bonk 900;000009 were each opened and j) read& The following petitions were each read, and President Liddle refeir ed the same to the Chief Of. Police: it !( "We, the undersigned business places on 1 Ave S.W between 3 and 4 Sb � SOW: Want the 2 hr Parking ordenince enforced: " !f l " April 61 1936 To Honorable Mayor &. City Council of Rochester We, the undersigned, ask you to remove the two hour parking restriction on both sides of 1st Avenue between 3rd and 4th Street Southwest" The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " RO CHERUR PUBLIC LIBRARY �Rochest er : finnesota April 4, 1936 To the Honorable Mayor and i Members of the Common 6ouncil, City. Dear Sirs: The members of the Library Board wish to express their appreciation 609 the Sea Board Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of $a509000@00, the official bonds of Frank & Roth, Justice of the Peace, 0., E. McCoy, s •1 Constable of the Second Wards and Ethel Oest;erreich, Justice of the Peace of the Third Ward, each with'the Fidelity and-Easualty Company,, as surety thereon, in the amount of 3500 00, were read, and upon motion. br. Lemmon; second by Moody, the sureties thereon were accepted, the said bonds were approved, and it was ordered that the samb be placed on files The report of the City EaZgineer for the month of March, 19369showing disbursements from the General Fund for labor $2171688, Street and V.-ley Pup-d 01590001 Sewer Fund $904457, was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on files The report of the Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector for the month of March, 19369 showing building inspection fees $274009 electrical inspection fees y 1300, and plumbing inspection fees $18475, was read, and t r President Liddle referred the same to the Fiaence Committee4 The following agreement was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: _ "WHEREAS9 the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota; and the Public Utility Board of said City, are purchasing from the undersigned one certain Turbo- Gelkgrator and its equipment in accordance with their bid and proposal dated March 12, 1936; and WAF�ZEA.S� the General Electric Company was the low bidder for the said equipment and whose bid was noV accepted I� NOW TTIEREFORE, the undersigned, as part of the consideration for the f 11 purchase aforesaid, does hereby agree with the City of Rochester, Minnesota, and the Public utility Board that it will defend any and all actions of any kind, i character or description brought by said General Electric Company or by any ri taxpayer of' the City of Rochester in reference to or in connection with the pur- chase of aforesaid equipment and does hereby agree to save the said City and ji Public Utility Board harmless in the premises and free from all expense that may I be caused by and all actions that may be brought by the said General Electric �! Company or any tax payer as the aforesaid. VVE- STING$OU SE ELECTRIC AND MANUFACTURING CO_a By P.T. Whiting Northwestern District 1•rianager By;. Clyde & Roney Date April 1, 1936 Sales Representative " 610 APR 6 1936 r - Upon motion by L errmon, second by Pryer, the City Clerk was authorized and directed to s_i_gn a notice of expiration of the ?On Sale" Liquor l-icense issued to Maf nus I,lagsta.d in 19350- The ;Annual Report of the Beard of Park Commissioners was read; and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: An Ordinance entitled" , An Ordinance Repealing Pn Ordinance Fhtitled 'An Ordtna,nce Rem?lat .na The License adSale of Non-In.toxicatin, Malt Ljiquors, 7rohibiting the Sale Thereof at Retail Vxce-)t In. T,iceneed Pretniees and To Any Person Under The Age of Twenty -One Years of. Age, and Repealing All (,)rdA.ncxricPs or Parts of Ordinances I.nc }neistent-Terewith,' and Repeb6l.ing n11 ftendments to Said Ordinance, And Also 1'e-Pe.,ling An Ordinance Irititled, ' An Ord -Hance Prohibiting ;`floe TTolder of Any Non - Intoxicating or In.toxicatl.n.g .T,iquor. T-jicense, Or Tor 11!11.e Owner Or Driver of Any ublic Conveyance To Use Any P-ublic Street Or galley On 51unday- 'F;:r The Purpose Of Making Deliverer Of Such Liquor' was given its third reading. U.>on tnction by Letnmon, second by Green, and all voting in favor thereof, the said Ordinence was not adopt edd The Application of R. M: Graen for =6"Off Sale" license to sell t intoxicating liquors at 14 First Street Southwest was read, and upon - Y Y motion by. Lemnon; second by Moody, license was granteda The "Off Sale" liquor license bond of R. M. Graen with the Western Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of $3,000e00 was read; and upon motion by Moody, second by huundsen; the. surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was approved; and it was ordered that the same be placed on file -a 41 - The application of Leo Nuey for an "Off Sale" liquor license at 230 South Broadway was read, and upon motion by Fryet , second by Green, license was grantedi. r The "Off Sale" liquor licen-oQ bond of Ueo A. T".uey with. the Sea Board Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of was read, and upon motion by Vreen, second by Anu.nAsen; the surety thereon was accepted, tiie said bond wars approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file; 1 The agpl.ication of hazel .1ritmp for are. 'Off Sale" liquor license at 221 First Avenue Southwest, was .read, and upon motion by Richman, r sec -Ind by Pryer, license was r rante& 611 r The "Off Sale" Liquor license bond of Hazel `it,man with the Sea- 3o�-Lrd Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of '?3,0 �0.00 was read; and upon motion by Richman, second by Amundsen, the surety thereon :vas accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the seme be -placed on file. The application of Andrew C. Chafoulias fox an "Gj'f-Sale" liquor 'license at 6 Droadway Street North was read, and upon mbtion by Green, second by Fryer, the said license was granted: The offer of : nd ew .C1. Chafoul as 'to .furnish 4'1,3,000 00 United States of America 3/8L% Treasury Bonds in lieu of Cprporate Surety Bond covering the "Off -Sale" liquor license was read, and upon motion by Lemmon, second by Richman the said securities were accepted in lieu of the "Off -Sale" liquor license bond. The application of Christ MarLgellos for an. "'?-L'f-SUl e" liquor license at 13 Broadway Street South was read, and upon mot ion by Green, second by Moody, license was granted; The "Off -Sale" liquor license bond of Christ Hargellos with the Sea Board Surety Company as surety thereon in tl a amount of %139000400 was read, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Richman, the surety thereon urns accepted; the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file; .1 The application of Joe Wallace for an "Off -Sale" liquor li censb at 16 First Aveme Northwest. wa,s' read, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman, license was granted: The "Off -Sale" liquor license bond of Joe !%,1lace with the Sea Board Suarety Company a,s surety thereon in the amount of ; 39000�00 was read, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond ,vas approved, and it was ordered that the same be plac'ed on file. The application of unanuel Kog'takes f r an "Off -Sale" liquor license at 116 Broadway Street South was read, and u;->oh motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, license was granted; The "Off -Sale" liquor license bond of Emanuel 7"ostakes with the Sea -Board Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of „:39000000 was read$ and upon motion by 1,toody, second by Amundsen, the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Robert P. Kennedy for an "Off -Sale" liquor license at 12 Fourth Street Southwest was read, and upon motion by Green, second by Fryer, license was granted; �! 612 APR R 1939 - �I The "Off -Sale " L,ic7uor license bond of Robert P. Xennedy with r 0 7 the Seaboard Sorrety Company as surety thereon in the amount of .13,0000-00 was read, and upon motion. by Green, second by Fryer, the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was apI_-roved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Edward nooley for an "Off -Sale" liquor licerise at 12 Fourth Street Southwp t was read, and upon motion by hm?ndsen; second Vy Richman, the license was not; granted: The ali).plication of C. R. Delaney for an "On -Sale" liquor licenr�•e at 11-14 Eroadway Street South was read, and upon motion ,by `ryer, r econd by Rachman, license was gre.nted: The "On -Sale" liquor licen,"e bond of C. Delaney Witb. -the Seaboard Lurety Company ��:s surety thereon in the amount of .;" t000900 was read, and upon motion by Fryer, „econd by Ilichmem, the surety thereon ,was accepted, t �._e said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the ,lame be placed on file* y r The application of Louis (;olod for an "On -Sale" liquor license et 12 rroa,dway Stroet South was read, and upon motion by Green, sec_..nd by Fryer, license v.-as r~r anted: The "On -Sale" liquor license bond. 'of Louis Csolod 117i-i;h the Sea- T3oo.rd Surety Company ^,s ;>�. rety thereon in the amount of '3,00041 try^s read, and upon. motion by Green, second by fryer, the surety thereon was accepted, the se.id bond was approved, .,n.d it was ordered that the some be placed on file. The ap��l.ictttion of IT. S(,.,n,;lers for am "On -Sale" liquor license at 313 First Avenue Southv,ect was readreadi r t1dermen AAoody asked whether or -not tI. F. Sanders w,.,,q eligible for an "on -Sale" liquor license,and the Chief of Police and Municipal Court Judge Burt Elliott Eaton stated that II. H. Sanders was eligible for such a License and that with his application was filed the lease r for the' Bowling Al1eysa upon motion by bet mon, second by Mood;r, the "On -Sale" liquor li tense was grant ed to II. H.. Sanders at 313 a first � Avenue Southwest: The "on -Sale" liquor license bond of B. R. Sanders with the Seaboard Surety Company as surety thereon in tlae amount of '",39000.00 was read, and upon ?notion by Lemmon, second ";"T Moody, the surety thereon 613 " v,ras accepted, the said bond was approved, tnd it was ordered i-f?:_at the same be placed on file. TIAe application ,�f W. C. Schacht for an "On- Sale" li •}_uor li cen�,e at 410 First Avanue Northwest was r. etLd, and u-i on motion by Richman, sec :nd by Fryer, license was 7ranted4 ' F The "On -Sale" Liquor license bond of I% C. Scl�.acht with the Sea - Board Sarety Company as surety thereon in the amount of $39000.00 was read, and upon motion by Richman, second by Fryer, the surety thereon was' accept ed$ the said bond was approved, and it was ordered than the scene be placed on file.) The application of Magnus Klagstad for an "On -kale" liquor license at 13 Third Street Southwest, was read, and upon motion by Mfoodyq second by Green, license was granted. The "On -Sale" liquo-o license bond of r<:gnus :::1aUstwd with the Seaboard Suret j Company as surety thereon, in the amount of ","39000.00 was read; and upon mction by Moody, second by C-reen, the surety thereon wa,) accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file The application of Anna Oesterreich for an "on -Sale" liquor license at 322 Broadway Street South was read, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman, license was granted: The "On -Sale" liquor license bond of Anna Oesterreich with the Sea - Hoard Surety Company as -13urety thereon in the amount of A3,000.00 vas Pead, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman, the surety thereon war, accapted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file: The application of Morey `iteman 8or an "On -Sale" lignor license at 110 Broadway Street South was read, and upon motion by kiundsen, second by ?,lioody, license was granted* The "On -Sale" liquor 'license bond of t1orey . it nnan :%rith the Sea- board Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of ;39000.00 was read, and upon motion by Amundsen, second by I:�oody, the surety thereon was accepted, tho said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The a_))lication of Gus Anton for an "On -Sale" liquor license at 327 � ._9 _3ro dway Street South was read, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Richman, license was granted. The "On -Sale" liquor license bond of Gus Anton -with the Seaboard Surety- Company as surety thereon in the amount of 'r3,: 00400 was rewd, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Richman, the surety thereon was acce-pt e4.0 the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file, APR R 1936 r, 4 The application of. Charles Grassle for an "On -Sale" liquor license. at the corner of First Avenue Northwest and Center Street West, 19 West Center, in the Carlton Tiotel Building was read, and upon motion by C'-r. een, i second by Richman, license was granted: II The "On -Sale" liquor license bond of Charles c-rassle with the i rt -,i Seaboard Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount o:r. 39000�00 I yeas read, anS1 uppn Motion by CTreen, second by Richman, the surety thereon i I was accepted, the said bond was, approved, and it. tires ordered that the same I li I� be placed on file I l� The application of Harry Drosos ^or an "On -Sale" liquor license at 2-4 Proadway Street North was read; and u on' motion by Moody, second 'I j by Amundsen, license was granted: ' !� The "On-Sale"liquor license bond of TT y arr Drosos with the Sea- board iS i board Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of :;.3 00000 was li j� read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen.; the surety t hereon yy( , fi was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Don Emerson for an "On -Sale" liquor license at 12 Second Street Southeast, was reed; and upon motion by Amundsen, �� second by Green, license was granted. The "On -Sale" liquor license bond of Don Imerson with the Seaboard ii r Surety Company as surety thereon in the amount of :a3,000.00 was read, and I! Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Green, the surety thereon was accepted, !i the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the samb be placed on fil e� The following applications for permits to place and maintain signs were each read, and upon motion by Green, second by Richman, permits II were granted: The Coca Cola Company, Nelson Tire Service, The Coca Cola ,I Company(M. E.Nott Drug ji; re) , The Coca Cola Company (Craen Cigar Store) , The Coca Cola Company(Hargesheimer Drug), Parkview Lunch,Swarts Grocery, Parkview Lunch, Royal Shoo P.epair, Rochester Body ,:: Fender Works, Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Company, Red Owl Store;The Samaritan; Plein Service Station, Dr.. R. A. Vilett, Merchantile Store, uagen' s-Market, ?1. LeThurber, Home Oil Company, Qrcutrt Sign Co29'Un.derwoo d Service Station #2, Olmsted i Co. Bank, Home Oil Co. �2) , Rochester Chanber of Commerce, Home Oil Co., f i ' r Martin Hotel, Home Oil Company (2), Brumm & White; Dr. Wo B. Devlin,Rochest er Amusement Compareyt � Dairies" Xeiter Grocer Ylest Fnd Beauty j; Marigold � y�' y Shop(2) Your Beauty Shop, Rubenstein Furniture Co., Pederson I s Place$- 7erstens Furs, i Metropolitan Shine Parlor, Texaco Oil Company, . Norman Ilot el (2) , Lyons Gas Appliance Co., Satoris Bakery, Buur Rug Service, The Brechwald, Quality !1otors,Inc(3) Fratzke Bros. Hardware, Northland Filling Station, Dr. F. C. Jacobs, Hotel Francis, i j 00- & B. Shoe, Olmsted County Oil Coo, Cook Hotels Sinclair Oil Coot Dr. J. 7'. Gib son, Security Hotel, Cleos Pantry CTrocery, R. A. Orr Jewelery Co., The Northwest Outlet Store, 'Rochester Radio Service, Capitol Eat Shop f2, Commercial Butch, Rasvold Coffee Company; Stake Sandwich Shop, Northwest Outlet Store, Hayes Lucas Tjumb�-r Co., Dr. J. E. Crewe, Nelson `Tire and Battery Service, Rochester Eat and Sweet Shop, Alois Metz, Culver Cash Grocery, Oscar Hargehheimer (2) , Modern Broadway ?.:dark et, Huey Cigar Store, Stevenson's. Stores, Inc.-, Riverside Lunch, Rochester Loan & Trust r r Co., Golden Arch Cafe, Dr. F. C. Jacobs, Gus Hargehheimer, Dr. Armin Rattler, Bonded Petroleum Co., Commercial Bar, Klagstad's Bar, George Popple, Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners, R. L. Gaundmeyer, Motor Sales and Service(;) , Rommel Loot el, r Star Laundry, H. C. Winkle, Woodhouse Bros:, Capitol Eat Shop #2, Standard Oil Co., Plein Service Station, Montgomery Ward & Co;, Cozy Inn Cafe, Edward Hoffman(2), Purity Diner Co-,T. R. Lawler, Graen Cigar Store, Schmidt Printing Co.. Dr P. G. Ingalls, Hack & Goetting, John S. Case, Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. 13), Boar•dmans Ice Cream Co., Holland Food Shop; Rochester Production Credit Ass'n:, Dr: A: A. Thorson(2), Marcell Shop$ Nash Garage; Dr. Harry B: Bandle; Dry W4 Cotton, H C. Deitachman, Snack Shop, Town Talk Cafe, Jeffereon Transportation Co., j Hotel Arthur(2) , Railway Express Agengy(2) , F. J. Paine; Royal Shoe Repair, Weber & Judd Company(4) 9 Consumers Meat & Grocery, Rochester Recreation Alleys; Dr. Graham, Nott' s Drug Store, Mrs. A: D. Afat son, Rochester Plumbing & Heating; (2) Midway Lunch, Mrs: Anna' OesterreicV(©bear Hargesheimer, Lauretta Beauty Shop, Cities Service Oil Coa (2) , Rochester Hair EUopt Orcutt Sign Shop, Mrs., Nina Co Wagoner, F. J. Paine, Henry Blickle,jeweler, Posher & Eggers Co, Northwestern � Hotel, Rochester Body & Fender Works, Jefferson Transportation Co.,Royal Shoe Repair, Francis Cooper, Sli B. Russell, Kellogg Commission Co:, South Crystal Lunch, Furnstahl & Swanger, May Pole Cafe, Bob's Bakery, Francis V. McGovern,Bostron Shine Parlor Cities Service Oil Co - Rochester Table Suppl Midway Lunch, lakel & Kennedy' y y y ' Rochester Recreation Alleys$ Qaeen City Creamery Company,Blakely & Kennedy, Dr. F. D. D!) Booker, Clayton Lyke, Lillian's Coffee ShopClements Chevrolet Co: (2) , Firestone Service Stores, Rochester Auto Market, Schacht's Silver Dragon, Golden Arch Cafe, Metropolitan Billiard Parlors, Dome Oil Company, The Monarch Bar, Red Owl Store; D16 APR 6 1936 �i Dr W-. Roy Allen, P1 ein Service Stations Superior Service St at ion12) ; Maurice Alexander, Motor Sales & Service(4) , Co -Operative Oil. Co. (2) �! Clayton Hotels BJr Lo Grozery, Ecdnomy Drug Store, Joe Wallace, Moreys Uptown, May Pole Cafe, Western Fruit Company, Strifert Cafe, Community �j Oil Co., Postat Telegraph Cable Coo', Drs: Moores Hanson,0.c-� 41: Son, Salvation Army, Bankers Hotel, Standard Oil Co. 9(5) 9 Sherwin Williams Paint Hdgtrs , Green Cigar Store(2) , H. C. Huber, rak1er Hotel(2) , Capitol Eat Shop, Palm Garden(2) , Pure Paint Coy $ Post -Bulletin, !I Victor A. I,ial e, Dotty Dunn flat Shop, Rommel Hotel, Magaw & K j er ner s j Conrad Fur Coo', Dr. Harry B. Bandl e, Tti-State Telephone Telegraph Co(i), Hotel Northern, Botsford Lumber CoIJ)Home Bakery$ J.C:Welch, Empress Billiards, Powder Puff Beauty Shop, Town Taxi Coo', Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Coi, Pete Rasmussen$ Princess Cafes Rochester Chamber of Commerce$ Don's Bar Cafe, Postier Qt Eggers 60�(3)9 Rochester Body & Fender Works, The Book Shop, Philip Sternberg$ Joy Brothers Motor Car Co.,f Motel Northern, Kehler Corporation(4)Damon , rHotel, Baker Pk Steinbauer, W.WaLawler, Central Hotels Ellis Motor Co., Mike Caffes$ Milton Hotels fellow Cab Co:, Aridy's Liquor Store, Minneapolis Brewing Co., Metropolitan Billiard Parlor, Rochester Dry Cleaners, Prtrigle Beauty Shop, George Williams, Ackerman' s Filling Station,' Ackerm ins Station Cabins, ` Boston Shine Parlor, W. J. Klee$ Broadway BarJ2)9 Wafien Yates, Dodge ' Lumner & Fuel Cd. , Skelly oil Co:, Crystal Lunch, Milton ; dt el, Colden IZod Cafe, Ellis Motor Company, Hotel Brown, jBrovm Derby, T ed' s Cigar St ore, H611and Furnace Company. f The application of Nina Buur for Auction Sale License April 8th, 9th; loth, and llth$ 1936, wag read, `arid upOn motion by Moody, second by Lemmon, license wars granted* The applications of Fred W. Oesterreichs Harry Pederson$ and 0. H. Oleson for pool table lieenseswere each read. Upon motion by Moody, second by Green, licenses were granted. The applications of Fred W. Oesterreich, 00, R: Emerson, F. A;' Knowlton Co., W. A. Purees, C• A. 9nith$ Lester :=awcett,I�alph Iviaynard, Ed: H. Doitsehman$ Joyce Pratt, Hubert Roses and. S. V. Weagant for Barber Shop Licenses, were each redd, and upon motion by Moody, second by Green,t lieenses were granted` I I' e 617 �1 l 1 l The applications of the Murphy Finance company, The Rochester Credit Company, Merchents`and.Jobbers Credit Corporation, and Qaeen City Finance Company for Loan Company Licenses were each read, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Moody, licenses were grantede , The application' of Chamberlain Brothers for two popcorn wagon vending licenses was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by jftundsen, licenses were granteda The applications of the Yellow Cab .Company for thirteen (13) Taxi Cab Licenses were each read, and upon motion by Amundse*, second by Green, licenses were granted: The applications of J. C: A,dems (Town Taxi) for six (6) Taxi Tab Licenses were each read; and upon motion by Lemmon, second by Richman, licenses were grant edi The application of J. J. Fitzgerald for Plumber's License was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, license was grented4 The Plumber's License Bond of J. J: Fitzgerald with the Fidelity and Casualty gompany as surety thereon in bhe amount of $1000 00 was read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Green, the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was 4pproved, and it was Qrdered that the same ,be placed on file4 The application of H. Doruagk for a license to connects with sewers and drains was read, and upon motion by Richman, secend by Moody; the said license was granted@ The surety bond of H. Dornack covering the license to connect with sewers and drains, with the Employers' Liability Insurance Corporation, Limited, as surety thereon in the amount of 019000oOO was read, and upon motion by Lemons second by Moody; the surety thereon was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file& Thw following applications for Soft Drink Dealer Licenses were each read, and upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, licenses were granted: Fred W� Oesterreich, Erwin H. Keller; John D. Pougiales(Rochest er Eat Shop), Lillian B. Campbell, E. H. Engel, Kieran Campion, George Berrbes, Mrs. Grace Haverland, William G. Miller, Anna M. Oesterreich, Hazel G. Boyd, Tdike Caffes, Johanna Matulys, Harry belmont, Mrs. Mae Sohissler, Walter Hansen, Donald Twentyman (Snack Shop); M. J. Myrow, Lillian A: Doole, Ross M. Phill, H. L. Thurber, H. E. Lipscomb, Phebe Forrest, Wesley J. Williams, Kahler Corporation (Hotel Zumbro) , Kahler Corporation (Hotel Kahl er) , 00 11. Oleson, A: S: Bourassa, 7 r ! 8 APR 6 1936 0 Ij lCarl A. Theel, A: S. Bourassa, Bernard G. Mayou, Joe Angeliei, John Joachim !!George W. Matheson, Cl arton D: Lyk e, W� F: Klee, Green Cigar Store, John M. Rasmussen, Cozy Inn Cafe (LouisPrecht) 9 Alvin W. Hein, Harry Pederson, Philip Sternberg; Harry Margellos, L. Da Rineharto The follovdng applications for "On -Sale" lieamses to sell Non - Intoxicating Malt Liquors were each read, and upon motion by Lemmon- second by Fryer; licenses were granted: E. H. Ekge19 iochester Chamber of Commerce, Harry Margellos; Harry Pederson, John M. Rasmussen, John Ds Pougiales (Rochester Eat Shop), Mike Caffes, Philip Sternberg; Green's. Cigar Store, Johanna Matulys (Economy Drug Store), Harry C. Belmont, Gerald Ryan, George Barbes; Mrs. Mae Schissler; L. D: Rinehart; Walter Hansen, Donald Twentyman (Suck Shop), M. J. Myrow, Ross M. Phill, H. L. Thurber, Motel Zumbro Operated by the Kehler Cnnp4 'Hotel Kehler operated by The Kehler Croporation; 00', H. Oleson, Erwin HZeller: The f ollowing applications for "Off -Sale" licenses to sell Non - Intoxicating Malt Liquors were each read, and upon motdnn by Fryer, second by Richmen, llcen6es were granted: E. H. Engel, Harry Margellos, Alvin W,+ Hein, Harry Pederson, John M. Re.smussen, John D. Pougigles, Mike Caffes; Philip Sternberg; Green's Cigar Store, Cleo -Lykes George W, Matheson, Johanna Matulys, Harry C. Belmont, Gerald Ryan, Carl A;ThPel, Geoo, Barbes; Mrs. Mae Schissler, L. D. Rinehart, W&Lter Hansen, Donald Twentyman (Snack Shop), M. J. Myrow, Ross M. Phi11, h. L: Thurber, Hotel Zumbro operated bjt the Kehler Corporation, Hotel Kehler operated by the Kehler Corporation, 00, Ii. Oleson., Morton Emmons, John Joachim, Joe pngelici, A: S. Bourassa, W. F. Klee, J. W. Leiferman, Wesley J. Williams, Biltgen Brothers, F. H. Coors, George A. White, Albert F. Spiess, Minneapolis Brewing ComparV, H. M. Mount & G. W. Smith, T. L. Adams d, b. a. Jimmy Adams Co. , Haze]_ G. Boyd, J. M. Carey, Mrs. Crace Haverland, Erwin H. Keller, S4 H. Arthur West4 The application of Wm. G. Miller for an "On -Sale" Incense to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 111 North Broadway was read, and upon jmotion by finundsen, second by Fryer, license was granted, all voting in II (favor thereof except Alderman Lemmon, who noted "Nay"Q The applications o iBernard G. Mayou for "On" and "Off Sale" Licenses to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 1143 Second Street Southwest were each read, and upon motion by Green, second by Fryer, licenses were granted: The application of A & Bourassa for an "On -Sale and "Off -Sale" r license to sell non-intoxi eating malt liquors at 513 Second Street Northwest were each read, and upon motion by Green, second by Fryer licenses. were granted, all voting in favor thereof, except Alderman Lemon, who voted "Nay":. The applications of Lillian A: Doole for "On -Sale" and "Off Sale" Licenses to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 1123 Second Street Southwest were each read, and.upon motion by Green, second by Lemmon, licenses were granted The application, of C1ayt®n D: Lyke for an "on -Sale" license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 826 Fourth Street' Southeast was read; and upon motion by Fryers second by Amundsen; license was granted, all voting ' in favor thereof, excepting Aldermen Lermnon and Moody who voted "Nay" The application of. Clayton D. Lyke for an "Off -Sale" license to sell non-�intoxicating malt liquors at 826 Fourth Street Southeast was read; and upon motion by Lennon, second by Green license was ggrante& Y The applicati®n of H. E. Lipscomb for an "On -Sale" license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 1021 Fourth Street Southeast was read: A motion by Fryer, second by Amundsen that the said license be granted lost by the following vote: Lennon, Moody, Richman. r Ayes: Amundsen, Fryer, Nays: Green$ The application of H. E. Lipscomb for an "Off -Sale" license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 1021 Fourth Street Southeast was read, and upon motion by Lemmon, sec cnd by Amundsen , li cease was granted: The application of Arthur Glassenapp (Hotel Norman) for an "On - Sale" License to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors tt 1719 Broadway Street North was read, and upon motion by Fryer, second by Green, that the said license be not granted carried by alfi voting in favor thereof. s The application of John Cooper for an "Off -Sale" license to sell non -into xicating malt liquors at 1137 Second Street Southwest was read and a motion by Green, second by Amundsen that the said license be not granted carried by 411 voting in favor thereof# The application of the Rochester -Electric Company for an Electrician's license was read, and upon motion by Amundsen, second by Green; license was granted: 620 APR 6 1936 a The Electricians' License Bond of the Rochester Flectric CompW with the United St at es Fidelity and Casualty Company as surety thereon in the amount of 11,000&00 was read, and upon motion by Moodyl second by Green, the surety was accept ed, the said bond bond was approved, amd, it was ordered that the same be placed !a filei The following communication and copy of resolution were each read and President Li ddle ordered that the wane be placed on file: " BOARD OF P AM C014MI SSIONERB City of Rochester, Minn: April 6th, 1936. Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester, Minnesota%, Geht 1 em en : - Attached to this 1 etA er is a resolution adopted by the Board of Park Commissioners April 3rd9 1936 requesting action by ;your Honorable Body, necessary to complete the transaction with Otto W Riess and others for c ert ain tracts of lalid in Silver Fake: We also ere enclosing City Clerk's Wattrant No. s3`•:'l, dated March 19th, 19359 in the amount of -'40000 and payable to Otto We,-- Riess and Augusta Riess, his wife and William F. �-ra,ms, Mortgagee. We respectfully request favorable action on t!.%.is resolution. Respectfully submitted, BOARD OF PARK COINI SSI ONTR S dames !I . St ark eY JHS: cd Secretary " II!V l.FFI.,,S on March 19th, 19359 the Common Council of the City of Rochester, 3s.4innes0ta9 authorized payment of 8'.4000Q to Otto,W. FlIeT s et al, for. o: certain tract of land near the northwest entrance to Silver 'I—J, e Drive, and Irt11 tE _S on ?,ccou.nt of circumstances affecting the title -of this piece of land it is now impossible to acquire it for the sum of ;14OOXOt and E`�1TT r .S the Boy-)sd o:f=��>>rI: Commissioners l�.ave �yecured i'ro1 Ott W. Riess for the City of Rochester an option dated on the secrind day of April, 103E, wherein Otto W. Riess agrees to sell to the City of I'oclheGter the tract of land on the northwest part of Silver Lake and_ also a, tract of land adjacent to the east entrance to the Silvcr Lake Drive al;iproxima,tely 66 f. eet by 623.5 feet in area for the sum of 'ow740.00; P7 I"' RrSULVFD by the Board of Ilark Commisoioners, City Of Rochester, Minnesota, that the Common C;=uncil, City of Rlochesterl Minnesota be reque ,t ed to rescind their action og At�.reh 19th, 19359 where- in I400.0O were a.:propria:ted for the payment of/certain tract of land adjacent to the northi est entrance to Silver Lake drive and instead thereof to anproprinte 740.c?0 to be paid to Otto VT- Riess e1. t A,, inraymert for the following de!-,.cribed 'r-e-ets of Jand: Copmencing, at a ;point of the Boutheest Croner; of, Lot thirty eight (36) in State Sub -division of School Section .thirty six (36), Township one hundred seven (107) , North_ of Range fourteen (14) west and runmixg thence west six hundred twenty three and five tenths (623.5) feet, thence North sixty six (66) feet, thence East sin hundred twenty i three and five tenths (623i5) feet; thence South sixty six (66) Peet to the � place of b2ginninjz.+ (The underlined to be used as a public highway) � Commencing at t:.;. point four hundred twelve/and .five tenths (41-;05) feet cast, and two' hundred ninety (290) feet south of the Northwest corner of Lot thit$y three (33) of State Sub -division of School cect:.ton thert r six MI) , Township un,e bandred seven (1071 Vorth. oa' Range folirt Pen j 0.4) we.9t lli the County- of Qlinsted, State of. Minnesota, for a place of beginning, runninV, thence east two hundred thirty one (231) feet, thonce south one hundred (100) feet, thence west'Gtwo hundred thirty one (s l) feet, thence north one hundred (100) feet to place of beginning. Alderman Lemmon introduc-ed the following resolution, whtch was read: URE.Aj..the Bo ,rd of Park Commissioners have presented .f.or consideration to the i:Iayor and Common Council of the City opt' Roches.t^,r, Minnesota, the following resolution, namely: 1 W iMEAS on March 19th, 1935, the Coimnon Council of tb.e City of I2ochpter, Minnesota, authorized payment of 400.00 to Otto ;°T. Ptess of all for/certain tract of land near the. northwest entry -ice to Silver. make Drive, and ';niL'.�}SAS on account of circumstances a_�'fectin- the title of this -niece of land it is now impossible to acquire it for the sum of `;400.OU, and the Hoard of ' :r1 Commissioners Exave secured from Otto F;. 'doss for the City of Rochester an o-t:iun dated on the second day of April., 1.036; wherein Otto W. Riess agrees to sell to the Bity of Rochester the tract of land on the northwest part of Silver Lake and also i, trad't of land adjacent to the east entrance to the Silver Lake Drive a,ppro±imately 66 feet by 62395 feet in area for the sum of `'",740.00 ; IT R)"F'OLVLD by the Bo�Td of —..Irk Commissioners, City of � Rochester, `-.Iinn;sota, tnat the Co-umon C:luncil, City Of Rches-ber, Minnesota.,• be� requested to rescind their action of I:.arch 19th, 1935, wherein `.`;400ti00 were,-" a hr opr iat ed f.or :the' paat of a certain tract, of land adjacent to the rtoA hwe :t entrance to Silver Tjake.!Vrive- and Instead thereof to appropriate "�740.Dw"t0 be paid to Otto W. Riess et ali:=payment for the following described`traets of land: Co,mne:acing at a, point of the Southeast Corner- of Lot thirty ei;._:ht (36) in State 13ab-division of School Section thirty six, (36).`; Township one hundred Seven (107), north of Range fourteen (1.2) west and .Yunningi thence west, six hundred twenty three and firms (U23.5) :CQ e North sixty si;, �• OPVM� (:�6) feet, thence East six hundre en threrAti nd`ths (623.5) feet, thence South sixty six (66) . fee(The underlined to be used as a public highway) � � r: f Commencing at a point four hundred twelve and five tenths (41.3.5) � feet east and two hundred ninety (290) feet south of the Northwest corner of Lot ' thirty three (33) of State Sub -division of School Section thirty six (36), Township one hundred seven (107) North of Range fourteen (14.) west in the County of Olmsted, ,State of. Minnesota$ for a place of beginning, running thence east two handred thirty one• (231) feet, thence south onel-hundred (100) feet, thence west two hundred thirty one (231) feet, thence north one hundred (100) feet to place of beginning. Adapted by the Board of Park Commissioners April 3rd$ 1936 Darold Thompson Commissioner at Large, President ROGER L . J . , a+W Commissioner, First Ward 622 APR g 1936 Commissioners Secon ar James H_ -_St ark ev Commi ssioner,Third Ward, Secr et ary ' NOW THEREFORE- Be it -and it is hereby resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester% Minnesota- that --the above described real estate be purchased for the sum of $74000 in accordance with the terms and conditians of the above set fotth resolutions f Be it further resolved that the sum of $740e0O be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Park Improvement Fund to be used for the purchase of the land aforesaid: " Upon motion by Lemon- second by Richman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and alli voting in favor thereof,, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed, and, adopted: The application of Richard` Holland for a Public Dance Permit at the Woodman Ha11,April 4th abd llth, 19369 was reads Jf Alderman Richman introduced a resolution granting Public Dance !Permit to Richard Holland for the Woodman Hall, April 4th and llth, 1936 r 11and fixing the fee at $6400, which was read Upon motion by Rid, bman, second by Moody$ that the said resolution be adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. II Alderman Moody introduced as Ordinance establishing and ereating a Music.- and Bend Board for the City of Rochester- setting forth the numbw of the Board and the method of appointment, and its powers and duties, which was given its first reading: Upon motion by Moody, vBiVicond,by Pryer- the rules were suspended and the said orAls"a0 W8g given,1t4se@ond readings i Upon motAA-�";,;,;., .,, :-���:.' l _Richman;the rules _were . suspended, and th* jwd 0*64aeutO way ,given its third and final reading. Upcn motion by Green, second' by Moody, that the said Ordinance be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle deck aced the said Ordinance duly passed and adopted. i Alderman Green introduced the following resolution, which was read: i __-- "_WHMM09'.._the_ Common Council of�the City of Rochester -Minnesota, on June 3, 1935, fixed the salary of the City Clerk, (Lillian R. Sveom- appoint ed for the unexpired •term of A. F. Wright) at the sum of $2500 0,00 per year the unexpired term._r and 623 1 i f WMEAS, the salary of the City Clerk was fixed on April 2, 1935 (A F. Wright) at the sum of $299740; for the ensuiag official yearn NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council off the City of Rochester: That the resolution dated June 39 1925; fixing the salary of the �j unexpired term; be and the. said resolution is hereby rescinded in its F� entiretya It Be it resolved thattthe Mayor qAd City Clerk are hereby .author- � ized and directed to draw a warrant upon the City Treasurer in payment of the I unpaid portion of said salary: " Upon motion by Mood; second by haundson that the said resole- I tion be adopted as read, sad all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle f i. 1 anda® � declared the said resolution du y passed d pied �� I it Upon motion by Lormaoa; second by Amundsen, the Common Council j adjourned to 7:30 o'clock Pe-Kc April 6th, 19364 ; City Cl erka 0 0 G2 0 APR 6 1936 Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council ©f the City of Rf.bhest er, Minn bsot'q, h*ld in the Council Chemb erar, ih the City Hall, in said City, at 7:30 O'clock P: M�, April 6th, 19360 Meeting was called to order by President Li ddle: Roll Call: Present: Liddl e, Amundsea, Rryer; Creen, Lemman, Moody, Ricluan� absent: Nono� i Thm applications o f Mrs: Alvarez Brand for u-,.. "On --.Sale" and -"Off-Salo" licenses to sell nos -intoxicating malt liquors at 1120 Fifteenth Avenue Soutbjeast were each read; and upon motion by Fryer; , second by Riolmaa, licenses were granted4 Ai R. Zick presented and read the following communication, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " April 3, 19 36; Hon. W A:, Moore; Mayor, aad Cohen Council, of the city of, Rochest er, Minn. Gent 1 am ex: We, as officers of the Rochester Property Owners Association, appeal to you for your serious aondiderations of the following: suggestions: t First- That actions or steps be taken with the Federal Postal authorities for the sale of the old Post Office Building property so'that it will revert to the tax producing list: Second- That the so-called Witherstino property be placed or offered for sale-, and that other less expensive location be secured for the relief work er s3 hard- That the old Public Library property, which will soon be vacated pea the completion of the New Library, be sold: llFourth- That the se -called "Williams Properties" be put on the market I�for sale now while they are in salable condition, and the proceeds there- i I�from be put into the Children' a Playground fund as provided by the donor: The purpose of these suggestions is that said properties be sold so as to become tax producing: It is our opinion that there is altogether too much tax exempt property in the City of Ro chest era Respectfully submitted-$ A: _R -M ek_ - r e s: Ci% --Shepard Vice Press Paul Treasq N. J: Roid- i I 7 The applications of James Miller and Theodore Paulios (Golden Arch) fore"On-Sale" ead "Off -Sale" licenses to sell non-liatoaicating Malt Liquors at 14 First Avenue Northwest; were each read, land upon motion by Moo cl�r; second by P muxdsex9 licenses were graxtedS The following claims were read, and upon no-ttox by L emmox; second by Amundsen; the same were allowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to draw warrants upox the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly: $ i j From the General Fund: South. Crystal Luxch. $104554 i From the Street and Alley Fund: Benjamix Be,Gree $14�90 I j Aldernau Moody introduced the following resolutions which was reed: i "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the Union National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, be and the said Union National Bank is hereby designated to act as a depository for City money beginning on this date and Is accordance with its proposal dated � March 319 19364 Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the amount of funds to be .deposited under the said designation be and the same is hereby fixed at the sum which shall iot/exceed the sum of $d09000400: " Upon motion by Green, second by Richman; that the said resolution be adopted as read, , aad all voicing in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopt edit Alderman Amuxdsen introduced the' following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: - - That the Olmsted -County Bank of Rochester; Minnesota, be sad said �! Olmst ed , County Bank is hereby designated to act as a depository for Ci 4 money beginning tin this date and in socordaumce with its proposal dated April 2; 1936: i Be it further resolved by the said Common- Counoil: That the amount of fluids to be deposited under •the said designation be and the same is hereby fixed at the sum whiek shall not enceed-the swm of $40-000 OO: Upon motion by Richman; 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 adoptedq Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution, which was !i read: !i `( 626 APR !; "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the First National Bank of Rochester; Minzesotaj.be and the said First National Bank is hereby desigxated,to act as a depository for City money beginning on this date and in accordance with it proposal dated March 30, 1936a Be it further resolved ' by the said Cocoon Council: That the emouxt of funds to be deposited under the said designation be and the same i s hereby fixed at the sum which shall not exceed the sum of $2009000a00: " Upon motion by Green; second by Asajbdsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopt eda AssigKments of Collateral by the First National Bank, The Union National Bank; and the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company, given in lieu of their depository bonds, were each read and President Liddle drdbr.ed that the same be placed on files y Alderman Lemon introduced the following resolution, which was read: WHEREAS, the Unional National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, has heretofore been designated as a City Depository for funds of the said City in an amount not exceeding the sum of $809000000, and WHEREAS, the sai oBank has submitted in lieu of a depository bond its list of bonds and other property in collateral in accordance with the law, the list of whi ch,is as follows: City of Rochester, Minnesota, 4�% Bonds, due 1271-36, coupons 6-1 & 12-1 $ 2000600 City of Rochester, Minnesota; 44 Bonds, due 12-1-37, coupons 6-1 & 12-1 3000400 Greenville, North Carolina, 4 Bonds, due 7-1-3E, coupons 1-1 & 7-1 1000000 City of Rochester, Minnesota, 4�p Bonds, due 12-1-38, coupons 6-1 & 12-1 3000400 Greenville, North Carolina; 4 % Bonds, due 7-;-39, coupons 1-1 & 7-1 2000400 City of Rochester, Minnesota 4 % Bonds, due 12-1-39, coupons $-1 & 12-1 100000 Ind.School Dist. 489 Rochester, W, Bonds, due 5-1-40, coupons 5-1 & 11-1 . 1000.00 Greenville, No:Carolina, 4 Bonds, due 7-1-40, coupons 1-1 & 7-1 2000:00 Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, 3� Bonds, due 5-1-49, coupons, 5-15 & 11-5 5000:00 Home Owners Loan Corporation; 4% Bonds, due 7-1-51; coupons 1-1 & 7-1 40000600 Federal Laid Bank Consolidated, 3j% Bonds, due 5-1-55, coupons 5-1 & 11-1 20000 00 8000 400 and WHEREAS, the Union National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, has 627 given an assigaaent of the above securities; to the City of Rochester; Mianesot al SO T[IiEREE'ORE; Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Mianesotat That said collateral sad the assignment thereof is hereby approved eaad accepted in lieu of a depository bonds Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the Federal Reserve Baaek at Minneapolis; Mince sota; is hereby designated as a depository for the said collateral, and the City Treasurer is hereby .authorized sad directed to deposit the said collateral in the said Federal Reserve Baak at Minneapolis, Minnesota, in accordance with Section 41 of t the Laws of 1933 of Minnesota: Be it further resolved 'by the said •Comumon Council: That the City Treasurer of said City, be and he is hereby authorised and directed to execute the proper papers for the release of the securities. deposited in 1936; and accepting the above described bonds as collateral seourit i es held in trust for the City of Roohest er, Minnesota, in lieu of a city dd%pository bond from the Union National Bank of Rochester, Minnesota, to cover their' ii designation as a city depository in not to exceed 80;000000, made by' thi a �± Common Council April 6th, 1936' pursuant to the proposal ofXthe said Union I' National Bank of Rochester, -Minnesota, dated April 6th; 1936; and their letter M, of April 6th, 1936; Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: > r That the City Treasurer of said City shall; under the 80;000y00 �I designation limit, place not to exceed $80;00040 in Savings account in the said Union National Baak; at no time to- exceed 90 per cent of the market value of li the collaterale Upon motion by Lemmnon, second by Richman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddl a declared the said resolution duly passed aad adopt ede Alderman Moody introduced the following resolution, which was read: "IYHMEAS, the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Compaay of Rochester; ii j( Minnesota, has heretofore been designated as a City Depository for funds of the 'A said City in an amount not exceeding the sutra of $40;000600, and ` r WHEREAS, the said Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company has submi. tt ed in li eu of a deposit cry bond its li at o f bonds and of her prop. ert y in collat erll in accordance with the law, the lip st oof which is as follows: Home Owners' Loan Corporation 3% Bond$, due 1952 Consolidated Federal Land Baak 3-,KBoads, due 1955 Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation; 3% Bonds, due 1949 U. S4 Treasury 3 3X8 , due 1943 U. S. Treasury 2 7A8 , due 1960 U. Sil Treasury 3r�, due 1946 Consolidated Federal Farm Loaxt-0 due 7-1.46 and 5000 •00 50000000 10000400 1000000 11500 600 5500a00 2000,@00 - $40000400 WHEREAS; the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company of Rochester; 628 ", FOB Ib:f . ,Minnesota, have given as assignment of the above securities, to the City of Rochester; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That said collateral ead the assignment thereof is hereby approved and accepted in lieu of a depository bond: Be it further resolved by the said .Common Council: That the Midland National Bank and Trust Company at Minneapolis, Minnesota; is hereby designated as a depository forXthe said collateral; and the City Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to deposit the said collateral in the said Midland National Bank F,: Trust Comparq at Minneapolis, Minnesota, in accordance with Section 41 of the Laws of 1933 of Mianesotaa Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the City Treasurer of said City -be and he is hereby author- ized sad directed to execute the proper papers for the release of the securities deposited in 1935, and accepting the above described bonds as collateral securities held in trust for the City of Rochester; Minnesota, in lieu of a city depository bond from the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Compaq; to cover their designation as a city depository in not to exceed $4090000009 faade' by this Common Council April 6th, 19369 pursuant to the phoposal of the said Olmsted County Bank and Trust CompajV of Rochester, Minnesota, dated April qth, 19369 sad their letter of April 6th, 1936; Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the City, Treasurer of said Cityishall; under the 040;000*00 designation limit, place not tD exceed $409000000 in Savings account in said Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company, at noA time to exceed 90 per cent of the market value of the collateral@ " Upon motion by Amundsen, second by. ;'ryer, that the said resolution Ile adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President L3ddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted@ Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution, which was read: WMEAS, the First National B&Ac, of Rochester, Minnesota, has heretofore been designated as a City Depository for funds of the said City in an amount act exceeding the sum of $200;000 00, and WHEREAS, the said Bank has submitted in lieu of a depository bond its list of bonds. and other property in collateral- in accordance with law; the list of which is as follows: II. S% Treasury Notes A-1939, 2 1/8 %,- due 6-15-39 89000 00 U- S: Treasury Bonds of 1945-47 2 due 9-15-47 10000600 Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation 3% bonds due , , 5-15-1944-49 12100000 220000900 had - - WHEREAS, the First National Beak of Rochester, Minnesota, have 629 given as assignment of the above securities, to -th` City of Rochester; -Minaesot al SO THEREFORE$ Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Mianesota: ' That the said collateral sad the assigbaert thereof is hereby approved sad accepted in lieu of a depository boada Be it farther resolved by the said Common Council: That the Federal Reserve Beak at Minx espoli s, Mira esota, is hereby designated as a depository for the said collateral; and the City Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to deposit the said and in the said Federal Reserve Hank at Minnespolis9 Minaesota; in accordance with Section 41 of the Laws of 1933 of Minnesota4 Be it farther resolved by the said Common Council: That the dity Treasurer of said City; be and he is hereby authorized and directed to execute the proper papers for the release of the securities deposited in 19359 and accepting the above described bonds as collateral securi- ties held in trust for the City of Rochester; Miaxesota't is lieu of a city depository bond from the First National Beak of Rochester, Miaxesota, to cover their designation as a city depository in not to exceed $200l000®009 made by this Common Council April 6th, 1936, pursuant to the proposi6l of the said First National Bank of Ro chest er, Misaesot a, dated April 6t h, 1936 i and their letter of April 6th, 1936: Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: That the City Treasurer of said City shall; under the $200900040 designation limit place not to exceed $150j000i00 in Savings Account in the said First National Bank sad not to exceed $5O9000s00 in op et deposit accauxt (checking account) in the said First National Bank; at not to exceed 90 per coat of the market value of the eollaterale " Upon motion by Richman; second by .Greer, that the said resolution jie adopted .as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly .passed sad adopted: .r The following oonumieeetioa was read, and upon motion by Fryer; second by Ricbmax; the appointments mentioned therein were approved: " April 61) 1936 To The Honorable Mayor and Common Council Of, The City of Rochester, Minnesota zebt lemen: Subject to your approval, I hereby appoint the following Deputy Assessors for such periods of time as their servScese-may be required during the t year April 1; 1936 to April 1, 1937: Tim K. Puryear 24 - loth St. NOW: Harold H. Heaton 20 - 8th St . N. Ea Bernard F. Gray 632 - EWh St: SaW Respectfully yours; Ralph LaPleat CITY ASSESSOR " A 630 -APR G 1936 The following communication wqs read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " Rochester, Mina: April 69 1936: To the Honorable Common Council of the City of Rochester: In Apri191932 my salary was cut 10 9 from $1500 00 and has re - maimed at the amount ever since. The business sad work in Municipal Court is grovd.ng every year amd I feel that my salary should, at least, be returned to what it was before the cut, $$1500 00:' Will you kindly give this matter your consideration: Respectfully, J. W. Anderson Cl erk Municipal Court. " The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on f ile: > > P To The Honoreabl a Mayor And Common Count it Of Tiff City Of Ro chest er; Minx: Gent 1 em ea: W r a Apr il.6th, 1936Z Subject to your ap$rodal, I request that the budget for the City Assessor's Office fo'r the 31sriod April 1st; 1936 to April lot, 19.37 be left at the amount of $460000, - this amount to cover salaries of myself and three deputies$ ' I prefer to have monthly salary payments :wade as follows: - April $477:50; - May $612:59, June $5920-50, July $467a50, August $4870-509 September $387a509 and trhe period October lot, 1936 to April 1st; 1937 $2620A p or months RIL/V Respectfully yours-9 Ralph LaPlant CITY ASSESSOR " Alderman Leamom introduced a resolution appropriating U50.000 from the General ftxd and ordering payment msde to P. ^. Kelly, for Premium due on the Official Bond of Theodore H. Tollefson, City Treasurer; whi cis was reads upon notion by hw=dsen, 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 I� Alderman Moody introduced 4 resolution, which was read: 0 "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Ro chesten Mina esot a: That the salary of the City Clerk of said City is hereby fixed at the am of $3,$OOOi00 per year for the ensixiag official year, payable from the General Fund of said City4 The said Salary and compensation shall be paid semi-monthly; over. half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th day and tke balance on tke last day of each calendar month during the ensuing official yearn " 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. adopted4 Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution, which was read: F "Be it . resolve,# by the Conpmnon Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: Tkat the salary and compensation of the following officials of the CiVy of Rochester, Minnesota; hereinafter named be and the same are hereby ,fixed, set and allowed as follows, during the ensuing official year: City Attorney; City Engineer Building, Electrical and Plv*ing Inspector City Treasurer City Weighmast er Ass't. Custodians of the City gall, $2300.00 $3000400 per year; p er y ear; $1920aOO per year; $1200aOO per year; $ 780400 per year; $1320400 per year; The said salaries and compensations shall be paid from the General Fund semi-monthly; one-half Of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th day and the balance thereof on the last day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year: " Upon motion by Richman, 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 adoptedO Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolutions which was read: "Be it resolved by the gormnon Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota: That the wages of the three operators to be employed by the City Engineer for the operation of the local Sewage Disposal Plant be and the said wages are hereby fixed at the sum of $1800:00 perfyear for the Chief Operator, and $168000 per year for each of Assistant Operators$ during tke period ending on the Sec®nd Monday in April, 19374 Be it further resolved by the said Common Council: , That the said wages during the above mentioned period shall be payable from the,, Sewer Fund in semi-monthly installments, one-half of the monthly rate; the first one-half thereof 63: APR r 1936 being due and payable on the 16th day of each month during the above mentioned period and the last half thereof being due on the last day of each month during the above mentioned perio d The Mayor and City Clerk of said City being hereby Wthorized and directed to draw warrants from the Sewer Fund on the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly; the said salaries to commence effective with the emplvysmfttjof the City Engineer of the above mentioned operators which said employment shall continue at the pleasursrof the said Engineers " Upon motion by Green, second by Lnsmnon, that the�!said resolution be..adopted....as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle . declared the said resolution duly passed and didopted as read@ Alderman Anindsen introduced the following resolution, which was r ead: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; gixnesota: That the salary and compensation of the City Engineer's Private Secretary for the dity of Rochester, Minnesota, be and the same is hereby fixed at the sun of $135.00 per month beginning April 1st91936, sad continuing for and -during the amehiag official year; the said Engineer's Private SmWetary to hold office with the appointment of the City Engineer of said City4 The duties of the said Engineer's Private Secretary are hereby declared to be such stenographic and clerical duties as are and may be necessary in the office of the City Engineer of said City, sad such other officials in the official correspondence connected with their offices, provided that such do not interfere with his or her duties in the City Engineer's office: Said salary and compensation as aforessiMshall i e payable semi-monthly- one-half of said monthly salary and compensatton being payable on 'the 16th day and the balance- thereof on the last day ofeeach calendar month during the ensuing official year: Upon motion by Green, second by Fryer, that the saidrresolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopteda Alderman Amundsen, introduced the following resolution; which was r sad*. "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester.; Minnesota: That the salary and compensation of the City Assessor of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, and the Deputy Assessor of said City, the same to cover the salary and compensation of both the Assessor and such deputies as may be appointed by the Assessor upon the approved of the Common Council of said City, be and the same' is hereby fixed and allow@d at the total sun of $460040 per year for said offiaftap said salary and compensation to be. April $477450- May $612a50- June $592s50- July $467450 August $487 50- September $387 50; and $262j50 per month of each of the months of October, 1936 to April, 1937a 633 1' The Mayor and City Clerk of sad+ City are hereby authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasixrer and make payment accordingly:" Upon motion by- Fryer, second by Lemon, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution. duly passed and adopteda , Alderman ftyer introduedd'-,the following resolution; which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the salary and compensation of the following members of the Police Department of the City of Rochester; Minnesota, hereinafter named be and the same are hereby fixed, set and allowed as follows during the ensuing official year: C Chief of Police; and use of privately owned car, $2580400 per year; Police Captains; each $1800400 per year; Social Welfare Worker(use of car) $168040 per year; Social Welfare Workdr, without experience(use of. car) 01500,400 per year; _ Patrolmen, with former service; each $1680000 per year; Patrolmen, with original appointment; each $1500*400 per year; Jail Guards, each $ 840.00 per year; The Chief of Police and the Social Welfare Workers each to furnish the use of their privately owned automobiles at their own expenses The said salaries and compensations shall be paid from the General Fuhd of said City semi-monthly; oxe-half of the monthly salary and oompensatioa being payable on the sixteenth day of the month and the balance thereof on' the last day of eaoh calendar month daring the ensuing official year4 " r - r Upon motion by Amundsen, second b$ Richman, that the said f resolution, be adopted as read, ,and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted:+ Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the salary and o4npensation of the Judge of the Municipal Court of the Uity of Rochester; Minnesota, is hereby fixed at the sum of $2300.00 for the ensuing term of office, payable from the General Fund of said City, provided however, that the sum of $10;&,00 per day shall be deducted from the said salary and compensation and paid to the Special Municipal. Judge for each day when he is acting as Municipal Judge; said salary and compensation to be paid in monthly installments on the last day of each month during the ensuing term of offices" Upon motion by Richman, second by Amundsen; that the said resolutiox be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopt edi 634 'APR 6 1936 read: Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolutions vhioh was "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the salary or the Clerk of the Municipal Court of said City is hereby fixed at the sum of $1500:00 per year during the ensuing official year$ said salary to be paid in equal monthly installments on the last day of each calendar month daring the ensuing official year4 " Upon motion by L emmon; second by Moo cry, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof $ President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopteda read: Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution, which was "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rockiest e 0 Minnesota: That the yearly salary and compensation of the following Uem% bars and positions of the Fire Department of the City of Roohester; Minnesota, hereinafter named; be and the same is hereby fixed; set and allowed as follows; during the ensuing official year: Chief of Fire Department $ 2700.00 Ass't. Chief of Fire Department, each $186040 Drivers of Pumping Motor; each 0 1740r00 Drivers of International Combination truck, each 174040 Drivers of Aerial True$; each $ 1740e00 Drivers of Cadillac, each $ 1740900 Regular Firemen, each 1680600 Mechanic and Driver of Pumping Motor;each 1980600 Supt-- of Fire Alarm System 120-a00 Drivers of Pirsch Combination Truck, each 1740e00 Provided; that all Firemen appointed mho have not had previous experience as Firemen shall receive a salary and compensation in the aR sum of $1440@00 per yearn Said salary and compensation shall be paid from the Fire Protection Fund, semi-monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th day and the balance thereof on the last defy of each calendar month during the ensuing official year: " Upon notion by Green, second by lffundsen,, 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 Amundsea introduced the following resolution, mhi ch was read: 635s f "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester Minn esot a: That the salary and compensation of the Custodian of the Williams Apartment Building, is'.hereby. fixed at the sum of $540e00 per year payable from the Frank E. Williams Estate Fund of said City, the said salary and compensation to be payable semi-monthly, one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th day; and the balance thereof on the last day of each calendar month9 during the ensuing official year; the said salary and oompensation to include the use and occupancy of a room in the said Williams Apartment Building; his duties to be the ordixemy duties of an apartment house janitors " Upon motion by Mood.*; second by Ricbman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting is favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed sad adopteds Alderman Riohman introduced the following resolution; which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the salary and compensation of the Second Assistant Superintendent of Dumping Grounds for the ensuing official year is hereby fixed and allowed at the star of $114000 per years the said salary shall be paid from the General Fund of said City in semi-monthly installments based on the monthly salary, which semi-monthly installmetns shall be paid one-half on the 16th -day of each month, and one- half on the 1 ast . day of each month, during the said pwio*, the Mayor and City Clerk of said City being hereby authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly: " 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 adopt edit Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution, mhi.ch was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: That the salaty and compensation of the Sanitary Inspector of said City is hereby fixed at the sum of $700600 per year payable from the General Fund of said City, said salary and compensation to be payable semi- monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th day and the balance thereof on the last day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year, provided, however,. that he shall receive an additional salary and compensation of $700600 per year from the City Farm Fund for his duties in connection with the operation of the City Farm, which laid last mentioned salary and compensattiim shall. be disbursed by the Health Officer of said City, and the City Clerk of said City, as provided for in resolution heretofore passed and adopted in connection herewith, he to furnish privately owed automobile for use in his official duties, which said automobile shall be furnished and operated at his ecp ens e� " G3D I APR �. 193E EM Upon motion by Moody; second by Freer, that the said resoluttn ion be adopted as road, and all voting in favor thereof, President Lidk1le declared the said re polution duly passed and adopted:+ read: Alderman Richman introduced the following resolutiort width was "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: 0 That the salaries and compee.sations of the following officials of the City of Rochest er $ Minnesota; heieinaft er named, be and the some are hereby fixed; set, and allowed as follows daring tke ensuing official year: Health Officer $3600200 per year; Public Health Nurse; $168200 per year, she to furnish a privately evned automobeil for use in her official duties; which said aut omobi 1 e shall be furnished and operated at her expense; Assistant Sup er int endent oftthe D=AXg f¢ our.de $1200 00 per year; Raid salaries and compensations shall be paid from the General Fund of said City semi-monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the sixteenth day of each month; and the bhl.ance thereof on the 1 eat day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year4 " - Upon motion by Green, second by Richman; J ,t;.the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted0 Alderman Green introduced the following resolution, w&fth.'awas r ead: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minne s of a: That the salary of the Visiting Nurse of said City is hereby ng fixedaettke from the General of 2#00 per ear for Fund of said City$hshe to official payable furnishprivately owned automobile for use in her official duties v&ich said automobile shall be furnished and operated at her expenses. The said salary and compensation shall be paid sell -monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16tk day and the bat enc a on the last day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year: Upon motion by ltibbmee; second by Amundsen'$ that the said resolution be adopted as read; and all voting in favor thereof ,President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted$ 637 Aldermen Green introduced the following resolution; Which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochesteri P Minnesota: That the salary and compensation of the Health Office Stenographer of said City is hereby fixed at the sum of $540400 per year payable from the General Fund of said' City, said salary and eompensatiara to be payable semi- monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being. payable on the 16th day and the balance thereof on the last day of each calendarnsontk during the ensuing official year; provided however; that she shall receive an additional salary and compensation of $540e00 per year from the City Farm Fund for her duties in connection with the operation of the City Farm;, which said last mentloned salary and compensation shall be disbursed by the Health Officer of said City and the City Clerk of said City; aspprovided for in resolution heretofore passed and adopted in connection .therewitk4 Upon motion by Fryer; 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 adoptedr read: Minnesota: Aldermen Green introc)uc4d the.following resolution; which was "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester_* i That the salary and compensation of the Milk Inspector of said City is hereby fixed at the sun of $2300400 per year; payable from the General Fund of said City, the said salary and compeasation to be payable seam -monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and c omp ensat ion being pay&l a on the 16th day and the balance thereof on the last day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year; he"to fnriish privately owned automobile for use in his official duties; which said automobile shall be furnished and operated at his expense:" upon motion by Ricbman; second by Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted *as read; and all 'voting in flavor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution .duly pasabd and_adbptedi Aldermea Fryer- introduced the following resolution; which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minn es ota : That the salary of the members of the Board of Health of said City is hereby fixed at the sum of $25600 per year each, and that the salary of each of said members of the Board of Health shall be paid at the end of this fiscal year,; Upon motion by Lemaon; second by Amundsen; that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all gating in favor thereof, President Liddle decleaed the said resolution duly passed and adoptede The following appointment was read, and President Liddle ordered G3 APR 6 1936 i i I that he s e 1 !� t t same b paced on Pile: !I I ! ! Rochester; Minnesota April 6th, 1936a .m Honorable Mayor and Common Council; City of Rochester; Minaesotao Geaut 1 sm en . I hereby appoint the following as members of the Common Council Committees for the term ending on the First Monday in April; 1937: SrREEIT AND ALLEY COMMIffTEE: Benj. S. Green; Thomas A. Moody; Bernarg Amundsen FINANCE COMMITTEE: I J. T; Lemon, SO Stith Fryer, Geo: Riohmma SEM COMMITTEE: Thomas A Moody; Benj . 3: Green; S. unit h Fryer FIRE DEPARTKW COMMITTEE: Bernard Amuadsea, J4 T. Lemmon, Geo; Ricbman POLICE DEPARTMENT CCN MITTEE: S; Smith Fryer; Thomas A. Moody; Benj: S. Green.; LICENSE COMMITTEE: Bernard Amundsen, Thomas A. Moody; J. T Lemmon PURCHASING COMMITTEE: Bernard Amundsen; S. Smith Fryer; J. Ts Lemon. WATER AND SPBNKLIN G COMMITTEE: Geoa Richman; Thhaas Moody; Bernard Amuhdsea LIGHTING COMMITTEE: S, Smith Fryer, J. T. Lemmon, Beaj. S. Green PUBLIC GROUNDS AND CITY FARM COMMITTEE: S, anith Fryer $ Bernard Amundsen; Thomas A4 Moody; INSMANCE COMMITTEE: B6410' S3 Green, J. T. Lemmoa; Thomas A; Moody: TAX COMMITTEE: Goo,; Riohmaa; S. Smith Fryer; J. T. Lemmon BBBLI C SCHOOL COMMITTEE: r Thomas A. Moody, S. Smith Fryery Benj: S. Green. Respectfully submitted; W; R:-Liddle President of the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota: " A petition with twenty signatures, and -treaded as follows, was read; and President Liddle referzed the same to Sewer Committee, and the Street and Alley Committee, for investigation and report thereon at the nest meetingi " TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER: Gent 1 amen: The undersigned persons hereby notify you that the 639 is not in condition` t o accomodat a the load caused by thaws; sad that 2xd ,'treat is graded in such a maazer that awat er is caused to flood their bassemt s; cad that j therefore; they petitloz you to make adequate repairs.to take care of this probl am at your earliest pos sibl a conveni enc es " Alderman Moog introduced the following resolutioa; which was reads I I ; YEEREAS, Section 7 of Ordineace No$ 415 provides that the Common r Council of the City of Ro chest er, on the first Monday in April in each year; shall establish a minimum wage scale for all public works for the ensuing official year; THEREFOREO 'Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; Minnesota; That for and during the o fricial year following the passage and !i adoption of this resolution all contracts hereinafter entered into for the j� purpose of performing any, work for the City of Rochester; involving either now construction work or repair work on aiV roadst bridges; sewers$ street a, all eVot parkwaypt buildings$ or aay other public work involving the improvement of pub- lic property, shall be made upon the basis that the wages paid to skilled and unskilled labor shall not be less than the following: t Auto Mechanic 485 Auto Mfchanio helper $ 075 Bricklayer 1e20 Brioklayer foreman 1030 Bricklayer mixer 00 Carp ent er $ 1400 , Carpenter Foreman 1410 Cement. Finisher 1000 Cement Finisher Foreman 1410 Electrician $ 1000 Electrical Welder $ 1400 4 Gas Shovel Engineer 085 'I Hoisting Engineer 080 �! Iron Wark er (6r ect ing) $ 1 � 20 Iran Workdrr (reinforcement) laoo j Iron Worker Foreman $ 1000 Junior Engineer $ 1000 • Lather 1600 Marble Setter 1600 Mixer Engineer $ •65 Painter $ a90 Painter Foreman 1®10 Pl ast er or li 20 Plasterer Foreman $ 1030 P 1 ast or er' s T ender $ � 85 Plumber $ l a 20 Plumber Fo rem eon $ la 30 ! Plumber'-e Helper:. $ a 70 Registered Engineer $ 1,150 Roller Engineer $ 075 Roofer $ 1000 Roofer Foreman Roofer's Helper $ 465 Sheet Metal Worker $ 1010 Sheet Metal Worker' s. Helper 660 Steanfitter $ 1.20 St eamfitt edt Foreman $ 1 a 30 St eam:f itt or a H elp or $ 670 Steam Shovel Engineer $ 1420 Stone Mason $ 1020 T err as$a Worker $ 480 Truck Driver 075 Welder 090 640 APR 6 1936 UN SILL ID L ABOR f Common Laborer in Parks Work $60 Buildin7g Common and Cq)m-struction Laborer $60 Sub foreman $ $80 Teamsters, with teams $ 1a00 Provided that the above scale shall remain in force and effect during said ensuing official year if and in the event that Ordinance Noc 468 regulating the nunber3of hours of employment for a week remains in force and effect during Waid ensuing official year* " r Upon motion by Lemon, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor t)tereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted: Alderman Moody introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester; !.IMinnesota: That the City Scavenger of said City; during the ensuing official yeas, shall be allowed to charge not to exceed $6000 per cubic yard for the first yard removed in the cleaning of vaults and cesspools, and $4000 for the next cubic yard, and each additional yard removed, and the minimum charge allowed to be made for each vault or cesspool is hereby fixed to be $2000o " f Upon motion by Moody; second by Rickman; that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereoft President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted0 Upon motion by Fryer, secondby Richman, the City Clerk was 1 instructed to p"pare a resolution fixing the salary for a Stenogitapher to be appointed for the City Attorney, the Chief of Police, and" -,the Buildings Electrical. and Plumbing Inspectors The Chief of Police was informally instructed to exercise 1 eni ency and courtesy in tagging cars belonging to Department Heads, who i have not been designated parking spaces in the rear of the City Hall, and who must park their cars on the street while attending to their official duties in the building: Upon motion by Moo any, second by Fryer, the Common Council adjourned to 7: 30 o'clock P M�, on April 13th, 19360 • _ / Cf i City Clerk: