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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-05-1937241 APR - 5 1937 Minutes of a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rochester. Minnesota, held in the -Council Chambers,, in the City Hall, in said City, on April 5th,1937. President Liddl e called the meeting to order at 2:00 o' clock P.�,J. , the f.ollowing.mei&,ers being present: Liddl.e, Amundsen, Fryer, Green, Lemmon, Moody, Richman. Absent: None. I� Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution,which was read: "YMEREAS, it is deemed expedient and necessary that the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota adopt rules of order for the conduct eof its business and WHE?E'AS, A copy of Robert's Rules of - Order (revised) of the 1915 copyright, is before this Common Council; SO THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of ti Rochester, Minnesota; r That the said Robert's Rules of Order be adopted by this Common Council as rules of order for the conduct of its business." z,. Upon motion by Fryer second by Richman, that the said resolution be t adopted asread, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the said Common Council of the City 'of Rochester, Minnesota, here adopts the following rules and regulations for the order of business of said Common C ounc il; 1. Roll Call, The roll call of the Common Council shall be had and taken in its alphabetical order according to the names of the members, except that the name of the President of the -Common Council shall be called only at the first roll call of each meeting and then. after that, at that meetins�, only in the case of a tie vote when his name shall be called and vote taken after the expression of each of the other members of said Common Council. 2. Reading and approval of the minutes of the preceeding meeting. 3. At. first meeting the appointment of officers and committees. 4. Public Hearings. 5. Reading of petitions and communications. .6. Report of committees. All reports of committees shall hereafter be made in writing, unless ordered otherwise by said Common Council. 7. Unfinished business. 242­ .1 APR - 5 1937 8. Resolutions and ordinances. 9. Bills and claims. 10. Adjournment. " upon motion by Amundsen 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. Upon motion by Amundsen second by Pryer the•minutes of the meeting Of March 29th9were approved. The application of Irving L. Eckholdt , for appointment of City Attorney for the ensuing official year was read, and on motion by Moody second by Green, Irving L.Eckholdt was appointed City Attorney for the ensuing official year. The applications of Alvin E.Benike, and William lt.Priedell, for appointment of Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector for the City of Rochester for the ensuing official year, were each separately read. Upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen Alvin E.Benike was appointed Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector for the City of Rochester during the ensuing official year. i The application of Amiel L.Glabe, for appointment as. City Clerk i II for the ensuing official year was read, and upon motion by Richman second by Fryer, Amiel L.Glabe was duly appointed City Clerk for the i i ensuing official year. The applications of Walter C. 'Hogenson and Arleigh C.Smith, for appointment of City Engineer for the City of Rochester, were each sepsratel r r ead. ' 1 On motion by Pryer second by- Green, Arleigh C.Smith -was duly I appointed City Engineer .for the City, of Rochester for the ensuing official year. The application of Henry C.Lindberg for appointment 'as Assistant .Custodian of the City Hall for the ensuing official year was read, and on motion by Richman second by Green, Henry Lindberg was duly appointed i Assistant Custodian of the City Hall during the ensuing official year: The application of Joseph J. Schust er for appointment as Assistant Custodian of the City Hall for the ensuing official year was read, and 24_3 on motion by Fryer second by Amundsen, Uo6eph J. Schuster was gulf appointed Assistant Custodian of the City Hell for the ensuing official year. The applications for appointment of City Scavenger and Dog Catcher, of Melvin B. Lee and Archie Watson, were each separately read, ar_d upon motion by 5i1 F , . Richman second by Fryer .11elvin B. -Lee was duly appodnt ed City Scavenger and Dog Catcher for the ensuing official year. r,. The applications of Fred Baker, Ervin Standke, Earl W.Boyd, Albert 'Y t> R.Schultz, and W.E.Mitchell, for appointment of Assistant Superintendent of the Dumping Grounds, were each separately read. On motion by Lemmon second by Richman, Vdm.E.Mitcbell was appointed :z 11 first Assistant Superintendent of- the City Dumping grounds for the ensuing official year. The application of Peter D. Claude for appointment as second assistant superintendent of the City Dumping Grounds, was read, and on motion by Amundsen sec and by Lemmon, Peter D . Claude -was duly appointed second, assistant superintendent of the City Dumping Grounds. The applications of Otto C. Wilke, Fred W, Yochem, Frederick W . Berg, Geo. H. Parker, and Geo. Schmelzer, for appointment as City Weighmaster for the City of Rochester, for the ensuing official year, were each separately read. Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, Geo, H. Parker was appointed City Weighmaster of the City of Rochester for the ensuing official year. II The application of Jacob Olsen, for appointment as janitor for the Williams Apartment building for the city of Rochester, for the ensuing official year, was read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, Jacob Olsen was appointed Janitor of the Williams Apartment Building for the ensuing official year. The application of Flora C.Andexson for appointment as Stenographer for the Chief of Police, City Attorney, and Building Inspector was .read, and on motion by Leimnon second by Richman, Flora C. Anderson was Appointed Stenographer for the Mayor, Chief of Police, City Attorney and Building inspector for the elisuing offici year. Upon motion by Richman second by Fryer, C.E.Ginther was appointed Fire Warden for the City of Rochester for the ensuing official year, to serve without pay The applications of Geo. F.' :Stewart, for appointment as Assistant City Lhgineer, Edward R. Ranfranz, for appointment as Assistant Operattr at the Sewage Disposal Plant, Gerald L. Hutchins for appointment as Assis- tant City Engineer , John J. Cook for appointment as Chtef operator ,at the Bewage Di spo sal Plant , H.M.Persons for appointment as Assistant Operator at th a Sewage Di spo sal P1 ent , and of Anne. M. Drews for appointment of Privat e Secretary to the City Engineer, were each separately read, and President Liddl a ordered that the same be placed on file. The following communication was read and President Liddl a ordered that the same be placed on. file: " March 22,19,37 The Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen, Ii hereby appoint Leo J. -Cronin as Police Civil Service Commissioner. His term of office to expire on the second Monday in April, 19409 and until his successor has been duly appointed and qualified. .This appointment is mane subject to the approval and confirmation by your honorable Body. L Very respectfully yours, W4 A: Moore, Mayor." Upon motion by Lemmon second -by Pryer the appointment of Leo J. Cronin as a member of the Police Civil Service Commission was approved. The following communication was read and President Liddle ordered that the wane be placed on -filet "March 22,1937. The Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota: -Gentlemen, I hereby appoint H.J.Postier as a member of the Public Utility Board. His term of office to expire on the second.Monday in April, 19409 or until his successor has been duly appointed and qualified. j This appointment is made subject to the approval and i confirmation by 'your Honorable Body. ' Very respectfully yours, " W.A.Moore, Mayor. 245 APR - 5 1937 Upon motion by Amundsen second by Green, the appointment of H.J.Postier as a member of the Public Utility Board was approved: The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "March 23,1937. The Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen, I hereby appoint Geo.M.Higgins, as a member of the Board of Zoning, His term of office to expire on the second Monday in Apri1,1942, or until his successor lea been duly appointed and qualified. This appointment is made subject to the approval and confirms- tion bf your Honorable Body: Very respectfully yours, W. A.Moore, Mayor." Upon motion by Lemmon second by Richman, the appointment of Geo.M. Higgins as a member of the Board of Zoning was approved. The following communication was read, and President Liddl a ordered that the same be placed on file: "March 27,1937, She Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen, I hereby appoint Ralph L:Blakely and C.M4Joyce as members of the Music and Band Committee. Their terms of office to expire on the second Monday in April,1940; or until their successors have been duly appointed and qualified. These appointments are made subject to theo;kpproval and confirma- tion by your Honorable Body. Respectfully yours, W. A.Moor e, Mayor,, " Up Upon motion by Green second by Richman the appointment of Ralph L. Blakely and C.M.Joyce, as members of the Music and Band Committee were approved. w 246 The following communication was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "March 2291937. The Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. 'Gentlemen: I hereby appoint Harold J.Thompson as Park Commissioner at Large, and Reuben Scherer as Park Commissioner for the Second Ward in the City of Rochester. Their terms of office to expire on the second Monday in April, 1939, or until their successors have been duly appointed and qualified. These appointments are made subject to the approval and confirmation by your Honorable Body. Very respectfully yours, W.A.Moore, Mayor." Upon motion by Dryer second by Moody, the appointment of Harold J. Thompson, as Park. Commissioner at Large and Reuben Scherer as Park II. Commissioner for the second Ward, were each approved. The following communication was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "Rochester ,Minnesota, Apr i 1 5t h,1937 . Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester, Minnesota. Gentlemen: I hereby appoint the following as members of the Common Council Committees for the term ending on the First Monday in April 1938: Street and Alley Committee: Benj. S. Green, Thomas A.Moody, Bernard Amundsen; Finance Committee: J.TLemmon, S.Smith Bfryer, Geo.Richman; Sewer Committee: Thomas A..Moody, Benj. &.Greens S.Smith Fryer; Fire Department Committee: Bernard Amundsen, J.l.Lemmon, Geo.lichman; Polide Depertment Committee: $. Smith Fryer,. Thomas A. Moody, , Benj . S. Green; License Committee: Bernard Amundsen, Thomas A:Moody, J.T.Lemnon; Purchasing Committee: Bernard Amundsen, S. Smith Fryer, J.T.Lemmon; Water and Sprinkling Committee: Geo.Richman, Thomas A_.Xoody, Bernard Amundsen; 24_7 AFT - 41 1937 Lighting Committee: S. Smith Fryer, J.T .Lei on .Benj. S. Green; . ` Public Grounds and City Farm Commit tea: -' S. Smith Fryer, Bernard Amundsen, Thomas A.Moody; Insurance Committee: Benj. S. Green, J T jL on, Thomas •A. Moody- =4 Tax Committee: Geo.Richman, SSmith Fryer, JT.Lemmon; Public School Committee: Thomas A. Moody, S. Smith Fryer, Benj: S. Green. Respectrully submitted, W.R.Liddl e President of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn: " Upon motion by Richman second by Amundsen, the appointment of Tim f i Puryear, .Adolph Gruszynski, and W. C. Faber, as Depyrty City Assessors, were approved. President Liddle announced this as being the time fixed for a hearing of all persons interested in the sprin*ling or treating of streets and avenues during the 1937 sprinkling season, and asked if there was any pne present who II wished to be heard regarding the said matter. Sam Allen was before the Council and asked that Seventh Avenue Southwest from Ninth Street Southwest to Eleventh Street Southwest be sprinkled during the 1937 season. A petition signed by C.B.Morgen, at. al., asking that Ninth Avenue Southeast from Fourth Street Southeast to the creek be not sprinkled, and a petition signed by Harry V.- Hanson, et. al., asking that Seventh Avenue Southwest from Ninth Street -Southwest to Eleventh Street Southwest be not sprinkled during 1937. were each read and ordered placed on file. Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution designating streets, avenues and alleys to be sprinkled during the season of 19379which was read. Upon motion by, Fryer second by Green 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. President Liddle announced this as being the time set for receiving posals for city printing and publishing. The City Clerk announced that no proposals had been received. The City Attorney suggested that a committee be appointed to see what arrangements could be made regarding the matter. of printing and publishing, and President Liddle accordingly appointed the Finance Committee and the City Attorney. President Liddle announced this as the time set for receiving t proposals for the designation as city depositories, and a proposal from the Union National Bank of Rochester, for designation as a ,depository in the sum of $100,000.00; the First, National Bank of Rochester for desig- nation as a depository in the sum of $2009000.009 and of the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company for designation in the sum of $50 9000.00, were each separately read: Upon motion by Lemon second �by -Fryer the proposal of the Union National Bank for a depository in the sum of $100 9000.00 , the First National Bank in the sum of $200 9000 000 , and the Olmsted County Bank & j Trust Company in the sum of $50,000.0O were accepted. The report of the Building, Electrical and, Plumbing Inspector for the month of March showing plumbing permits issued $30.25, Building Permits $48 00, and Electrical permits $16.259 was read, and President Liddle vif erred the same to the Finance Committee. The report of the City Engineer for the month of March, showing disbursements for lab©F from the Genearaa. Fand 610599 from the Street and Alley. Fund $19203 65, and from the Sewer Fund $636.519 was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be, planed on file.. II The report of the City Weighmaster for the month of March, showing 432 private loads weighed and receipts $4&209 was read, and President 7 a Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee. The report of- the Northern Natural Gas Company of gas tests' taken at Sioux City, Iowa, showing an Iaverage B.T.U. of: 1025 for the 11 week ending February 26th91937, 1030 for the week ending March 3, 1041 for the week ending March loth, 1042 for the week ending March 17th, 1028 for the week ending March 24th, and 1006 for the week ending March 31st, were each read. Upon motion by Moody second by Green the City Clerk was instruc- ted to notify the Northern Natural Gas Company that it would not be neces- 249 ,74 ". AF'R ­ :> 1937 sary to make any further gas test reports. The following mapai3dikatLion was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS City of Rochester, Minnesota March 30th,1937 Honorable Mayor and Common Council City of Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: At a meeting of -,the Board of Park Commissioners held March 29th, 1937.1, a motion was adopted requesting your Honorable Body that proper action be taken to complete, the opening- of Seventh Street Northeast through to the Point where this street connects tith the Silver Lake Drive. Your favorable action on this motion is respectfully requested. Respectfully submitted, BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS SSIONERS By James H. Storkey, Secretary. " Upon motion by Lemmon second by Fryer, the foregoing request of the P Park Board was referred to the Street and Alley Committee and the City Attorney, and gi*efi power to act. An ordi:ienae entitled, "An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance establishing fire limits and providing for all matters, regulating s the construct ion, maintenance, alt erat ion, demolition and removal of buildings and other rstructur es erected or to be erected within the City of Rochester' " was tiven its third and final reading. Upon mot ion by Fryer second by Richman that the said ordinance be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said ordinance duly passed and adopted. An ordinance entitled, "An ordinance establishing and creating a Board of Public Welfare for the City of Rochester, setting forth the number of the Board, the method of appointment and its powers and duties . ", was given its second reading. The following applications for permits to place and maintain signs were each read, and on motion by Lemon second by Amundsen, permits were granted: North Crystal Lunch, Central Hotel, Joseph Cunderla, Clements Chevrolet COO, (319 Dr. W.E.Cotton (2), ponrad Par Co., Culvers Cash Gro., Cities Service Oil Co.(2), Community Oil Company (2) , Commercial Bar, Commercial Lunch (2) , Cozy Inn Cafe, Commercial Hotel, Clayton Hotel, Candy Square, Consumer's Meats & Grocery, Dr.J.E.. 250 Crewe, South Crystal Lunch,' Cook $ot el, L. L.. _ Coryell & Son, (2) , Co-Opere- ti.ve Oil Company (2) , John S. Case, Coast to Coast Stores, Clayton Lykes Don's Bar & Cafe, Dotty Dann Shop, Dodge Lumber & Fuel Co., Ellis Motors (2), Fratzke Bros. Hardware, Francis Hotel, Fakler Hotel, (2), Firestone Service Store, Gamble Stores Inc. #29, R:L Grundmeyer (2) , Dr. C.R.Greham, Golden Rod Cafe, By-Lo Grocery, Gopher Liquor Store, Goodrich Silvertown Store,. Green's Cigar Store, (3) , Gus Hargesheimer, Huey's Cigar Store, Home Liquor Store, Walter Henson, Ed -Hoffman, Home Oil Company (3) , Home Laundry & 01-janers,Holland Food Shop, 0. G: Hanson �A Son; Hasvold Coffee Co. John HAker, Home Bakery, Oscar Hargesheimer, (3) ,Home Oil Co. (3). II H. C. Huber, Hayes Lucas Lumber Co., Max Hargesheimer, Hack & Gsetting, The Old Heidelberg, Holland Furnace Co., Hagen's Market, Iver Iverson'Press Shop, Dr. F. G.Ingall s, Quality Mot or s,Ine. , Queen City Creamery Co., Queen City Bar and Cafe, Quality Motors Co. (2), Quality Food Stores,Inc., Cietor *. Quale Drug Store, Jacobs Radio. Service, Dr. F.C.Jacobrs (2), Jefferson Transportation, Mrs. A.D.Watson, Mrs. Nina C. Wagoner, H.J: Werneeke Meat & Grocery, Weber & Judd Company (4) , H.E.Whiting, Joe Wallace, George Williams, Woodhouse Brothers, Your Beauty Shop, Yellow;:K Cab Company, W.J.Klee, Klagstads Bar, Kerst en Furs, Ann Kunowsky, Kehler Corporation, (4), Orr Jewelry Co., Olmsted County Oil Co -,Anna Oesterreich, 2) , Orcutt Sign Co., (2) , Lillia,n's Coffee Shop (2) , Hot el Linden (2) , F Laurette Beauty Shop , Lyons Gas Appliance Co., Thrifty Drug Store, The Book Shop, Carl A.Theel, H.L.Thurber, Town Taxi Company, Dr. A.A.Thorson (2), The men's Shop, Thomas Beauty Shop, The Fixit Shop, Ted's Cigar Store; Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Co. (15) ,'Town Talk Cafe, Joy Brothers Motor Car Co., Pete Rasmussen ,Rochester Chamber of Commerce, (2) , Rochester Dry Cleaners, Rochester Loan & Trust Co., Riverside Lunch, Red Owl Store, Rommel Hotel, (2) , Rochester -Auto Market, Rochester Body & Fender Works, (3)9 Rochester Amusement Co., Rochester Eat Shop, Rubenstein Furniture Store, Rochester Plumbing & Heating Co. , Royal Shoe Repair (3) , Rochester Recreatiea Alleys (2) Railway Express Agency, Style Shop, Service Station, Superior Service Station, Sears Roebuck & Co. (2) , Steak Sinowitch ' Shop; Streifert Cafe, Skelly 011 Co., Star Laundry, Swartz Grocery, Schmidt :: Printing Co,Satoris Bakery, Service Beauty Shop, Dr. Armin Sattler, 251 A►'P - ,-) 1937 Marcella Scholtee, Security.Hetel, The Samaritan; The Salvation Army, Schacht's Silver Dragon,. Standard Oil Co. (4), Stevenson Store,Inc., Stoltz Motora, Old Kentu Liquor Store:, 0. & B. Shoe. Store, Park View Lunch, Pederson's Place, Postier & Eggers Co., (4) , Princess Cafe, Post -Bulletin, Powder Puff Beauty Shop, Parkhill Brothers, Purity Diner Co. , H. C.Winkle, Sherwin Williama, West End Beauty Shop, (2) , '{ Western Fruit, W. W. L px�eri Philips Petroleum Co., Railway Express Agency, Minnesota Northern Natural G&S Co..,,_Milt©s­Hotel (2), Martin Hotel, Maurice Alexander, Midway Lunch, Rod Mahoney, Motor -Sales & Servic*,•`Mike Caaffes, Marcell.:Shop, Mack's Grocer k. �I IJ Motor. Sales & Service, (&)*; Kidway,Lunch 9.;Mercant 11e -Stereo; Minneapolis Brewing 'Co., II h Modern, Broadway Market ,:.M©rey' s: ;QpTowm# Metropolit an Billiard Parlor, (2),9 Alois s Metz., F t Magaw & Kjerner, _#arigold Dairies, Montgomery Ward & .Co., A. A. Madenberg, Motor Sales & Service, Northern Hotel Cafe, The New Store, Hotel Northern, North Star Bar, Norman Hotel, (2) , Nickels Pharmacy, Northland Filling Station, Northern Grocery, Nelson Tire Service, (2) , NicXel$ Pharmacy, Norge Good Housekeeping, Geo.Poppl e, Phillips Petroleum Co. (2) , Plein Service Station, (2) , Pure Paint Co. ,-F.J.Paine(2) , II Palm Garden, (2) Rochester Liquor Supply, Rochester Table Supply, Armory Bar, r; Andy's Liquor Store, Ackerman Pilling Station, Mlack's Billiard Parlor, Boston Shine Parlor, (2)1, Hotel Brown, Bemels Tourist Cabins, Blakely & Kennedy, (2) , Henry Blickle, Dr. Harry Bandel, (2)9 Bunr Rug Services Boijsford Lumber Company (2), Barbes Cafe, Broadway Bar, Baker & Steinbauer, Bankers Hotel, The Brechwald, Brumm & White, Boardman's Ice Cream, Brown Derby, Bob's Bakery, Barbes Cafe, -Capital Eat Shop. II The following applications for soft drink dealers licenses were each a read, and on motion by Lemmon second by Green, ' licenses were grantedt Morris J.Myrow Lillian A.Doole, Albert F. Spiess, Fred W. Oesterreich (2) , George Barbes, H.L. Thurber, Bernard G.Mayou, Harry Belmont, Wedley J.Williams, Carl A.Theel, Philip Sternberg, George A.White, Rochester Chamber of Commerce, A.S.Bourassa(Hillside), A.S.Bourassa, James C.Kleckner and Claude J.Brehmer, George G.Graen, Harry Pdderson, Zumbro Hotel, Kehler Hotel, Donald G.Twentyman, William F.Klee, Mrs. Geo.W.Sears, Lillian Campbell, Eivira Settimi, Wilson Club, Joseph Angelici, Clayton.D.Lyke, Ed. H. Deitschman, Raymond O.Austin, A.Z.Syuerson, F.11.Sutton, Al#in W.Hein, H.E.Lipscomb, Anna M. Oesterreich. .M 252 The. application of Carl L. Erickson, for a license to engage in the business of- a soft drink dealer at 116 North Broadway,. was read, not and on motion by Fryer second by Amundsen,- license was/granted.. The following applications for -off sale licenses to- sell- - non -intoxicating malt liquors, were each separately read, and on motion by Fryer second by Green,• licenses were granted: M.J.Myrow, Lillian A. Doole, Albert F. Spiess, Philip Sternberg, Fred W. Oesterreich9 Hamm II Brewing Co.,.Bernard G.Mayou, Harry C. Belmont, Carl A.Theel, Leonard Kuhl, A. S. Bourassa- (Hillside) A. S.Boura-ssa, J.U. Carey, George A.Whit e, N.J.Werneke, John C.Tulare, H.L.Thurber, George Barbes, Xahler Corporation, Donald Twentyman,-W.F.Klee, Mrs. D.A.Boyd, Elvira Settimi, Bremer & Kleckner, Lydia Schacht, Wesley J.Williams, H.E:Lipscomb, Alvin W.Hein, li Peter Ganske, George G. Green, Morton Emmons, Joseph W-Leiferman, John Cooper, A.N.Syverson, Harold Sheppard, Ed. H. Deitschnan, Biltgen `Bros., II.Inc., .Harry Pederson, Joseph Angelici, Kahler Corporation, Clayton D.Lyke, Gerald Ryan, Mrs. Geo.W Sears, John Joachim, F.H.Coors, O:H.Oleson. The application of M. J. Myrow, for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 119 North Hroadway, was read. -and upon motion by Moody second by Richman, license was gsantdd. The application of Lillian A.Doole for axi on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at' 1123 ' Second 'Street Southwest , was *read, and on motion by Fryer second by Lemmon, license was granted. The application of Fred W. Oesterreich for an on sale license to 1, sell n•on-intoxicating malt liquors at 301-303 Broadway Street North, was fl read, and on motion by Green second by Fryer, license was granted. The application of the Kahler Corporation, for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 105 First Avenue Southwest (Zumbro Hotel) was read, and upon motioh by Moody second by Green license was grant ed. The application of Donald Twentyman for an on sale license to sell, non-'intokicating Malt liquors' at 14 First' Avenue Southwest, was read, and on motion by Lemmon second by Richman, license was granted. 253 APR - 5 1937 The application of Bremer & Kleckner for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt li gnor s at ll� and ,13� Broadway Street North was read, and upon motion by Moody second by Fryer, license was granted. The 4.pplication of Lydia Schacht,, for an on, sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors at 410. First.Avenue Northwest, was read, and on motion by Richman second by Green, license was granted: The application of H. E: Lipscomb for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquor at 1021 Fourth Street Southeast, was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Richman, license was granted with the provision that said place be closed at 11:00 o'clock 13M. ,. allmembers of the Council voting in favor thereof except Alderman Lemon who voted "Nay". The application of Peter Ganske for `an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors at 111 East Center was read, and on motion by Lemmon second W Green, license was granted. The application of Arthur Glassnapp for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 17 and 19 Broadway Street North, was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Madsen, license was ;ranted. IIThe application of George G. Green, for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors at 12 First Street Southwest, was read, and on motion by I) Amundsen second by Moody, license was granted. II The application of Walter Hansen, for an on sale license to sell non- . intoxicating malt liquors at No.10-12 Fourth Street Southeast, was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Moody, license was granted: The application of O.H:Oleson for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors at No.323 Broadway Street South, was read, and on motion by Green second by Richman, license was granted. The application of Ed. H. Deitscbman, for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt `liquors at 16 Third Street Southeast, ,as read, and on motion by Riclunan second by Fryer, license was granted., The application of Harry Pederson, for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors at 305 Broadway Street South, was read, and on motion by Richman second by Green, license was granted. 25-4 The application of the Ka.hler Corporation for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 20 second Avenue Southwest (Kahler Tiot el) , was read, and on motion by Richman second by Moody, (I license was granted. The application of Clayton D. Lyke, for an on sale license, to sell non -intoxicating malt liauors at No-826 Fourth Street Southeast, was read, and on motion by Amundsen second' by'Richman, license v,*as granted with the provision that said place be closed at 11:00 o'clock P.ji., all members of the Common Council voting in favor thereof, oxcept Alderman Lemmon who voted "Nay". The application of Gerald Ryan, for an on sale license to sell I) non -intoxicating malt liquors at 16 Fourth Street Southwest, was read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, license was granted. The application of Bernard G. Mayou for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 1143 Second Street Southwe t was read, and on motion by Green second by Richman, license was granted. The application of Harry C. Belmont for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 116 Broadway Street South, was read, and on motion by Lemmon second by Moody, license was granted. The application of Leonard H. Kuhl, for an on sale license to sell non-Sntoxicat'ing malt liquors at No.1120 Fifteenth Avenue Southeast , was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Riehmsyn, license was granted. The application of A. S. Bourass for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 513 Second Street Northwest, was read, and on motion by Moody second by Green, and all voting in favor thereof '� II except Alderman Lemmon who voted "Nay% license was granted with the pro- vision that this place be closed at 11:00 o'clock P.M. The application of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce for an IIOn sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 212 -Pirst Avenue Southwest, was read, and upon motion by Richman second by Fryer, license was granted. 255, APR - ;; 1937 The application of Philip Sternberg for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 15 Third Street Southwest, was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Breen, license was granted. The application of . George Barbes, for an on sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors at 304-306 First Avenue Southwest, was read, and on motion by Moody secondby Fryer, license was granted. The application .of. H::L.Thurber, for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquor at No.19 Second Street Southwest, was read, and on motion by Awandsenyosecond by Green, license was granted. The application of Walter Hanson for off sale non -intoxicating malt liquor license at 10-12 Fourth Street Southeast, was read, and on motion by Green second by Richman license was granted. The applications of Frank Pesek Manager of the Arthur Hotel, for on sal and off sale licenses to sell non -intoxicating malt -liquors for 19369 were read, on motion by Moody second by Amundsen said applications were referred to the Chief of Police, and the City Attorney. The applications of Fred Oesterreich to operate ten billiard and pool tables at 9 South Broadway, O.H.Oleson to operate four pool tables at 323 South Broa - way, Harry Pederson to operate two pool tables at 303 South Broadway; and Harry Belmont to operate five pool tables at 116 South Broadway, were each separately read, and upon motion by Fryer second by Amundsen, licenses were granted. The applications ,of Fred W. Oesterreich, E.H.Deitschman, Hubert Rose, Ralph Maynard, C.M-McHu;h, John Holland, Allen E.Farnham, and W.L.Brinson, for barbershop licenses were each separatelyread, and upon motion by Richman, second by Green, licenses were granted... The applications of Theo. Robinson, Joe Manahan, Clarence Berg, and Roger Enderson, for drivers. licenses were each separately read, and on motion by Richman, second by Amundsen, licenses were granted. The applications of Chamberlain Brothers for a license to, operate a popcorn wagon at the northeast corner of the intersection of Broadway Street South and Second Street Southeast, was read, and on motion by Richman, second by Fryer, license was granted. 11 256 sl The application of Leonard V..Gilday for a license to operate a ppp corn wagon at the wath� side -of the,-Premises:-�known-;,ae 232 South Broadway, was read, and on motion by Fryer second by Lemmon, license was grant.,ed. The applications for loan company licenses of the Queen City Finance Company, Merchants _and Mobbers credit corporation, and Murphy II Finance Companyq were each separately reed-, and on motion by Fryer second by green, licenses were granted. The application, of H. Dornack for a license to connect with sewers and drains, was read, acid on motion by Moody second ly Lemmon, license,:was granted, The bond of Herman Dornack covering a license to connect with sewers and drains, with the. Employers Liability Assurence Corporation as surety_ in the sum of $19000.00 was read, and on motion by Moody second by Richman, the bond was accepted, the sureties thereon approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Magnus Klagstad and Carl Mogen, for an On sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000.00, were each separately read, and on motion by Green second, by er, the license was granted, the bond 'accepted, the sureties thereon appr%ved .and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Elk's Club, B.P.O.E.#10919 for an on sale II intoxicating liquor. license. together with a surety bond in the sum of $3-,000.00, were each separately read, and on motion by Richman second by Lemmon, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it, was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Anna M. Oesterreich, for an on sale license to sell intoxicating liquors, together with a surety bond in the sum of $ 3, 000.00 , were each separately read, and on motion by Lemon second IV Richman, license was granted, the bond accepted, the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be. ple,ced on file. 257 APR ._ :-) 1931 y II The application.1 of Gus Anton for an on sale intoxicating liquor license together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000-000, were each separately read, .and 4 on motion by Amundsen second:°by Fryer, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on fil e. The application . of Louis Golod, for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000.00, were each separately read, and on motion. by Fryer second by Green, license was granted, the bond accepted the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. 1. The application of Morey L.Kitzman, for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000.009 were each separately read, and on motion by Richman second by Green, the license was granted, the bond •a accepted, the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file: The application of Harry Drosos for an on sale intoxicating liquor IIlicense, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000.00, were each separately read, and on motion by Bloody second 'by Fryer, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Charles Grassle for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000000 were each separately IIread, and on motion by Fryer second by Green, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the surety thereon approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Joseph Daly and Ralph Kelly, for an on sale intoxi ing liquor license together with a' surety bond in the sum of %IP39000.00 were each separately read, and on motion by Fryers_ deeond by Richman, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Ernest C.Schacht for an on sale intoxicating liquor license together with a surety .bond in the sum of $3,000.00 were each separatelw read, and on motion by Green second by Amundsen, the license was granted, the bond �i accepted, the surety thereon approved and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. 258 -' The application og C.R:Delaney for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000.00, were each separately read, and on motion by Green second by Pryer, the license was granted, the bond accepted; the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Cora D. Glasenapp for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $3,000.00 moo II each separately read, and on motion by Fryer second by Richman, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of Efther Myrow for an on sale intoxicating liquor license, together with a surety bond in the sum of $39000:009 were each separately read, and on motion by IIvedp second by Green, the license was granted, the bond accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the 'same be placed on file. President Liddle declared a recess until 7:30 o'clock P.M. President Liddle called the Council to order at 7:30 o'clock P.M., and upon roll call the following members were present: Liddle; Amundsen, Fryer, Green, Lemmon, Moody, Richman. Absent: None. The application of Don Bnerson for an on sale license to sell intoxicating liquors, together with a surety bond in the sum of $31,000.00 9 with the Seaboard Surety Company as surety thereon, .were each read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, license was granted, the bond "accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. A committee representing the Tradws & Labor Assembly in the City cP Rochester, were before the Council, and presented a schedule of minimum -7 wage scale for the City w#rk ..during the ensuing official year. Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution,which was r ead: "WHEREAS, Section 7 of Ordinance No.415 provides that the Common Council of the City of Rochest 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; 2,1-59 APR THEREFORE, Be it..resolved by the Common Council of the Cite of Rochester, Minnesot a: That for and during the official year following the passage and adopts of this resolution all contracts hereinafter entered into for the purpose of per- forming any work cf ?iobVe'ster`, involving either new construction work or repair on any roads'.- bridges-,- sewers, streets, alleys, parkways, building, or any other public work involving the improvement of public property, shall be made upon the basis that the wages •paid'to skilled and unskilled labor shall be not less than the following; Asbebtos Pipe Cover.Workers............::...... 1.25 Auto Mechanic ................................. .85 Auto Mechanic Helper .................:........ .75 Bricklayer ...... .............................. 1.25 Bricklayer Foreman .�.......:........:.......... 1:37- Bricklayer Mixer .............................. .75 Carpenter ...........:......................... 1.00 Carpenter Foreman ............................. 1.10 Cement Finisher ..............................0 1.00 Cement Finisher Foreman. ....................... 1.10 Driller ....................................... .85 Dynamiter ..................................... 1.00 Electrician ................................... 1.10 Electrical Welder ........................... so. 1.25 Gas Shvel Engineer ...........................`. .65 Hoisting Engineer ............................. .80 Iron Worker (erecting) ......................... 1.20 Iron Worker (reinforcement) ................... 1.00 Iron Worker ]foreman ............................. 1.00 Jack Hammer ................................... .85 Junior Engineer ............................... 1.00 Lather ........................................ 1.25 Marble Setter ................................. 1.25 Mixer Engineer ........................:....... .75 Painter ....................................... 1.00 Painter Foreman ............................... 1.15 Plasterer ....................................: 1.25 Platt erer' For eman.- ............................0 1 Plasterer's Tender .......:...........:........ .90 8 lumb er . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... 1.25 ,Plumber Foreman ............................... 137 Plumber's Helper ............................... *75 Registered Engineer ........................... 1.50 Roller Engineer .:............................. .75 Roofer ........................................ 1.10 Roofer Foreman ................................ 1.20 Roofer's Helper ............................... :75 Sheet.Metal Worker :........................... 1.26 Sheet Metal Worker's Helper ................... .975 Steam Fitter .................................. 1.25 Steam Fitter Foreman .........................: Steam Fitter's Helper ......................... .75 Steam Shovel Engineer ........................: 1.20 Stone Mason ....................:.....:........ 1'25 Terazza Worker .................. ...........:::. 1.00 Truck Driver ................................... *85 Welder: ........................................ 1.25 260 i UN GMIAM -LABOR Common Laborer in. Park Work .70 Building Common and Construction Laborer .... .70 Seib -Foreman .......... .90 i. Teamsters, with Teams 1.00 PROVIDED that the above scale shall remain in force and effect . during said ensuing official year if and in the event that Ordinance N0.468 regulating the number of hours of employment for a week remains in force and effect during said ensuing official year." Upon motion bp. 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 pai`ssed and adopted. A tentative draft of a proposed ordinance providing for the appointment of a labor inspector for the City of Rochester, was Presented and on motion by Lemmon, second. by Moody the matter was referred to the City Attorney. On motion by Lemon' second by Fryer the* President of the Council was asked to appoint. a committee. from the, Council to cooperate with the different workers organizations endeavoring to secure. a higher wage scale on W.P.A.Projects in'the' City' bP*Rochester'. The following. applications. for licenses. to• sell• soft drinks were each read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, licenses were granted: TNalter -Hanson, 0 Cosy Inn, Cafe- (Louis• Precht) ,, Ross Phill, J. K. Williams, Amer.oe.11.14egionoWm.T,McQok.Post.#929Jaxmes Miller and Theodore Paulios, Earl•Huoy,................... The application' signed ­by' Erwin H.Keller for a soft drink ......... ..... dealers license at 115-North-Broadway•was•read•,,and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen,, lioen$o, was. n9t . greAt, ed R ...... .............I .............. f. The following applications,for,o$',sale ljcgnses to sell. non- intoxicating molt liquor` s'were ' each* sepa6rately'read, and on motion by Fryer second by Richmany •licenses•were granted: 1Ross Phill, Earl Huey, ... .... Mike Caffes, John M Pougiales, .American Legion Wm T..McCoy Post -#92, ., Golden Arch, S.H. Arthur 'West. " " " " ....' . The application of Ekmin H.Keller for an off sale license to sell non-intoxi catirig malt 'Iiqudi *a,t; '116 'North 'troa.dwa.y, was read, and on motion by Fryer second .bar .Ricbman, license -was .not -granted. EM 261_ APR - :5 1937 The application of ;James Miller and Theodore Paulios, for an on sale license to sell non-int oxi eating malty liquors was read, and upon motion by hnundsen second by ftedx, license was granted. ~ The application, the -American Legion tm.T.McCoy Post 929 for an on w , - sale license to sell non -intoxicating malt liquors was read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, license was granted. The application of John.D. Pougiales.for .an on sale license to sell intoxicating malt liquors .was read, and on motion by Richman second by Moody license 11 was granted. The application Qf Mike Caffes, for an on sale license to sell non - intoxicating malt liquors was read, and an motion by Fryer second by Green, license was granted. The application of Earl Huey, for an on sale license to sell non- intoxicating malt liquors was read, and on motion by Moody second by .Fryer, license was granted. The appli The application of Ross Phill for an on sale license to sell non- - � intoxicating malt liquors was read, and on motion by Green second by Moody, license was granted. The application of Erwin H.Keller for an on sale license to sell non intoxicating malt liquors at 115 Broadway Street North$ was read, and on motion by f Y Moody second by Green, license was not granted. The application of Bremer & Kleckner for license to operate the bowli. alley at lid and 13�- Broadway Street North, was read, and upon motion by Amundsen second by Moody, license was granted. The application of Joyce Pratt for a license to operate a three chair barber shop at 13 Fourth Street Southwest, was read, and on motion by Moody second by Richman, license was granted. The official bondsof Louis J.C1aude as Chief of Police and Harry N: Tompkins and Arnold M. Nelson, as Police Captains, each in the sum of $1,000:00, the official bonds of Lynn D. Peeler, Enoch J:Dison, Chester R.Fellows, Arnold C. Anderson, Eugene M.Bronson, William Paul Bennyhoff9 Albert J.Kos, Merlin C.Mewhorter Sylvester J.Porter, Richard. Nietz, Harold M.Fitzpatrick, George & Rohde, Andrew J. McCrudden, Guy E.Barnes;Carlton R.Anderson;Eldin L.Holtorf9 and Irvin J Renning, as 262 C M Patrolmen,each in the sum of $500.00, all with the Fidelity& Casualty Com- pany of New York as surety thereon were each read, and on motion by Moody second by Amundsen, the bonds were approved, the sureties thereon accepted, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The application of the Rochester Electric Company for an electrician's license, together with the surety bond in the sum of $19-000.00, with the United States Fidelity emd Guaranty Company 9,2 Baltimore as surety thereon, were each read, andon motion by Green second by Moody, license was granted, the bond approved, the sureties thereon accepted, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The Electrician's license bond of O.S.Cummens, in the sum of $1900000 with the National Surety Company of New York as surety thereon, was read, and on motion by Moody second by Richman, the bond was approved, the surety thereon accepted, and it was 'ordered that the same be placed on file. The official bond of Theodore Tollefson, as City Treasurer, in the sum of $5090009001 with the -Seaboard Surety Company of Ne' , York, as surety thereon was read, and on motion by L emmon second by Amundsen, the bond was accepted, the surety thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The bond of Donald Briese, as Constable of the Third Ward, in the sum of-500.00 with the Seaboard Surety Company as surety thereon was read, and on motion by Richman, second by Green, the bond was accepted, the sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered that the same be placed on file. The bond of Mark B: Fuller, as constable of the First Ward, II with the Fidelity & Casualty Company of New 'fork as surety thereon in the sum of $500 00 , was read, and upon - motion by Moody second by Amundsen, the. bond was accept ed, the. sureties thereon approved, and it was ordered 11that the same.be placed on file. . A Hartford Accident and Indemnity .Company policy - covering public Illiability and property damage on.the Yellow Cab Company of Rochester, and IIa Great Lakes Casualty Company policy covering J.C.Adams, doing business as 263 APR - 5 1937- Town Taxi Company,City of Rochester were each read, and on motion by Lemon second y by Amundsen, the same were ordered placed on file. President Liddle announced the appointment of Aldermen Green, Moody, and Richman -to cooperate with the Workers organizations for a raise in W.P.A. wages, r i and also asked the City Clerk to request the President of the Park Board to appoint - a _ an additional member of the Committee. f The applications of Jose Bosley for appointment as Visiting Nurse, Manfred H. Waldron for appointmeng as Milk Inspector, George F. Strifert .for appoint- ment as Sanitary Inspector, Dr: C:H.:Mayo for appointment as Health Officer, and Edna Oesterreich for appointment as'Health Office Stenographer, also recommendations from Dr. C.H.Mayo recommending that Manfred H.Waldron,George F. Strifert, Dr. F.H. Powers, and Edna Oesterreich, .for reappointment to their respective positions, were each read, and on motion by Lemmon second by Fryer, the same #ere ordered placed on file. Alderman Green introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved IV the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the salary !.and compensation of the followinr- officials of the City bf Rochester, Minnesota, thereinafter named be and the same are hereby fixed, set and :allowed as follows, during the ensuing official year: City Attorney, 02300.00 per year; City Engineer, $3300.00 per year; Building,Electrical and Plumbing Inspector, 01920.00 per year; City Treasurer, $1200;00 per year; City Neigrhmaster, 840.00 per year, _. Ass't. Custodians of City Hall, each, 11320.00 per year; First Assistant to City Engineer, $192.0.00 per year; Mechanic at Warehouse, .11660.00 per year; Assistant City Engineer, $1800.00 per year; The said salaries and compensations shall ;.:e paid from the general Fund semi-monthly; one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being payable on the 16th daT;- and the balance thereof on the last. day of each calendar month during the ensuing official year:" Upon motion by Green second by Richman, that the said resolutions be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and p.dopt ed. 11 Alderman Lennon introduced the following resolution, which was read: 264 "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the salary of the City Clerk of said City is hereby fixed at the sum of $3300-000 per year for the ensuing official year, payable ,i from the General Fund of said City. The said salary and compensation shall be paid semi-monthly; one- half of the monthly salary and compensation beingpayable on the 16th day 1 and the balance on the.last day of each calendar month during the enduing official year, I Uponi motion by Moody second by Amundsen, that the said resolu- tion be adopted as read, and all voting*in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the City Clerk's Stenographer at $135.00 per month and prescribbina the duties, i which was read. Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, that the said resolut ion be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereaf, President Liddle declared i the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Fryer introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the City Clerk's second stenographer at the sum of $67.00 , . per month and prescribing the duties,which was read. 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 adopted. } Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution,which was r ead: "Re it resolved by the Common Council . of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the salary 'and compensation of the Judge of the Municipa3 i Court of the City of Rochester,Minnesotas is hereby fixed at the sum of I $2500.00 for the ensuing term of office, payable from• t he General Fund of said City, provided however, that the sum of $10.00 per day shall be I deducted frcm the said salary and compensation and paid to the special N" Municipal Judge for each day when he is acting as Municipal Judge, said salary and compensation to b'e paid in monthly installments on the last day t. j of each month during the ensuing term of - office:" ~, Upon motion by Green 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 adopted. 265 APR - 5 1937 Ilderman Richman introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnes,}ta: That the salary of the Clerk of the Municipal Court of said City is V Sft. hereby fixed at the sum of $15004,00. per year during the ensuing official year, said salary to be paid in equal monthly installments on the last day of each calendar F`- month during the ensuing official year. ' t Upon motion by Moody second by Richman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thr.Teof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly y passed and adopted. Mr :A;s. Alderman Richman introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,AAinneso- ;y, ' t a : That the salary and compensation of the Cit Ass6ssor of the City of r ..._ y p y Y Rochester, Minnesota, and Deputy Assessors of said City, the same to cover the salar` C and compensation of both assessor and Vfteh deputies as may be appointed by the 5, assessor upon the approval of the Common Council of said City, be and the same is hereby fixed and allowed at the total sum of $4600.00 Y per year for said officers; said salary and compensation to be paid $47750 in April 612.50 in May, , , y, $ 592.50 in June $467.50 in Jul $487.50 in August, $387.50 in September, and $262.50 -��- pt , per month in each of the months of October, 1937 to March,19389inclusive. The Mayor sand City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directe( to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payment accordingly. " Upon motion by Green second by Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor t)aereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Moody introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the City Engineer's private secretary at $135.00 per month and prescribing the duties, which was read. Upon motion by Richman second by Pryer, 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 Fryer introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the Stenographer for the Mayor, Chief of Police, City Attorney and Building, Electrical and Plumbing Inspector at the sum of $85000 per month,which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen second by Green, that the said resolutionbbe adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. 266 j A I Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolut ion,which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota: That the yearly salary and compensation of the following members and positions of the Fire Department of the City of Rochester,Minnesota, hereinafter named be and the same tre hereby fixed, set and allowed as I follows, during the ensuing official -year; Ghi.ef of Fire Department 2 (;0.00 As s't Chiefs of Fire Dept, each, �11860100 Drivers of Pumping Motor, each, $1740.00 Drivers of International Combination truck each, 1740.00 i Drivers of Aerial Truck, each, 1740.00 Drivers of Cadillac, each, 1740.00 - Regular Firemen, each, 1680.00 Mechanic and Driver of Pumping Motor, eac"f�., $1980.00 Supt . of Fire Alarm System 120.00 Drivers of Pirsch Combination Truck, each, 1740.00 Provided, that all Firemen appointed who have not had previous experience as firemen shall receive a salary and compensation in the sum of $1440000 per year. Said salary and compensation shall be paid from the Fire Protec- tion 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 Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Green introduced 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 dnsuing official year: Chief of Police, and use of privately ovmed car $2700.00 per year; Zolice Captains, each, 01660.00 per year; ; Patrolmen, with former service, each, 01680.00 -per year; Police detectives, $1600.00 per year; Patrolmen,with original appointment, each, $1512.00 per year; Jail Guards, each. $ 840.00 per, year; The Chief of Police and Social Welfare Workers each to furnish the use of their privately owned automobiles at their own expense. h 267 r APR - 5 1937 ' The said salaries and compensations shall be paid from the General Fund of said City semi-monthl-iT, one-half of the monthly salary and compensation being pay- .keep. able on the sixteenth day of the month and the balance thereof on the last day of ?` a �Y, each calendar month during the ensuing official year." f Upon motion by Fryer second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be anA t.° adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof; President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Green introduced a resolution fixing the salar r of the k- .rf Assistant Superintendent of the Dumping Grounds, at1200.00 per year, wlibh was FJr " read. Upon motion by Green second by Richman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and ail voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said y resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Green introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the second ' Assistant Superintendent of the Dumping Grounds, at the Sam of tiS1140.00 per year, . ,r - which was read. Upon motion by Moody second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be Y' yY adopted as read, and all voting,in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted:, y Alderman Moody introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the Chief .. Operator t the Sewage Disposal Plant at ,11900.00 per year, and each of the Assistant Operators at `11630.00 per year $which vTas read. °r i Upon motion by Moody second by Fryer, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Moody introduced a resolution fixing the salary of the Custodi ' of the Williams Apartment Building at the sum of $540.00 per year,which was read. y Upon motion by Fryer second by Green, that the said resolution be 4 ;= - adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. j Alderman Fryer introduced the following resolution,which was read: "Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of R.ochestertIlinne- sota: >: That the City 8cdvenge3� of said City, during the ensuing official year, . shall be allowed to charge not to exceed 16.Q0 pqr cubic yard for the first yard removed in the cleaning of vaults and cesspools, and $4.00 for the next cubic yard, and each additional yard removed, and the minimum charge allowed to be shade for each w vault or cesspool is hereby fixed t,o be $2.00." Upon motion by Moody 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 adopted. Alderman Fryer introduced -%7,,r.e8olution appropriating 215.95 from the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to the Mayo Trust Fund for payrolls for labor during the period of the week ending April 2nd,1g37, which was read. Upon motion by Amundsen second by Moody, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President .Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution appropriating �499.95 from the Street and Alley Fund and ordering payment made to the Street and Alley Fund, for use of equipment during March,1937,which was read. Upon motion by ?:goody second by Fryer, that the said yesolutiar_ be adopted as read, and a,ll voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution fuly passed and adopted. The following claims were read, and upon motion by Moody second by Richman, the same were allowed and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warrants, upon the City. Treasurer and make payments accordingly: From the General Fund: Motor Sales & Service Co. -04.359 St .Mary's Hospital 9$55.00,Health Office Intact Office Fund 011.26, Dr. Charles H. Mayo 041..66, Manfred H.Waldron $10 480 9 Street and Alley Fund $2.759 Colon162 Hospital 07.429 Peters Cartridge Division �"30,009 Pederson's Place +�24.00, Clements Che-frolet Co. 027.95, Yellow Cab Co �i;', 1.30, The Hoffman Drug Store 2.62, The Community. Oil Co. 5P3.219 Motor Sales & Service Cc . V16.569 Lyle Sign Co. �26.059 Weber & Judd Co. 03.269 Belson Tire Service'�).50 9 Barbes Cafe 379.00, The Fi.—it Shop903.859 Burroughs Adding 1,fachine. Co.1.75, Whiting Press %)31.10, Dallmsn Sheet Metal' Shop $15.50, Municipal Court Miscelleneous Account %11.009 O.G.H<=;.nson & Son �-4.50, Coast, to Coast IIStore ti .59, Victor A. Qvale 11.75, H:,nson Hardware Co. 0.15, Jensen Hard- ware Co. 01.50, H. & H. Electric Co. 1"14.251, F.W.Woolworth Co. ?10.259 H$ck & Goetting Printing Co. %18.509 Ruth Schreiber $40.00 9 Huntington Laboratori es, Inc. 056.00, Allen & Skelly $36.86, General Fund $73.45, q Street and Alley. Fund $9.51, Sherwin Williams $7.109 J.M.Pruett 02.58, Rochester Post -Bulletin 1150.67, Fullerton Lumber Co. $28.54, Quality Print Shop $94.55, Adams Book Shop $6.40, Alexander Auto Electric Co. 132.179 Jensen Iardware Co. '".52, y s: Geo. N. Hentges $1.75, H. & H.. Electric Co. $2.25; I From the Street and Alley Fund: Victor A. Qvale Ih1.559 Theo. Farak $1.10, Street and Alley Fund $71 99, Sewer Fund •,1 1.50, W.m. F. Klee 0P.90, Ranson Hardware. Co. =$.989 Kruse Lumpier' Company $1.929 Fullerton Lumber Co. $3.25, Botsford F: Lumber Co. $69.209 Cities Service Oil Co. $76.36, J. M. Pruett `,1.509 Harry J. .; Johnston �,'P7.80, Alexander Auto Electric Co. $15.12, Jensen Hardware Co. !�.60, Geo. ¢;. N.Hentges $.50, H. & H: Electric Co. $2400; . From the Sewer Fund: Street and Alley Fund $123.20 9 Sewer Fund $98.25, Street and Alley Fund $6.16, Jensen Hardware Co. $3.48, Rochester Ice &Fuel Co. ,1137.279 J.M.Pruett $3.00,9 Harry J Johnston $.50; From the Fire Protection Fund: C.E.Ginther 'Iv5.00, South Park Hydrant & Pump Co. $60000, Chicago Great Western Railroad Co. $.509 S.O.Enevold 1100.00, Quality Print Shop $9.409 Tri-State Telephone C0.$180009 The Pure Paint Co. -0'6.70, Mid -Continent Petroleum Corporation $294709 The. Hoffman Drug Store $6.00, Fullerton Lumber Company a17.95, R.C.Drips Grocer Co $1:50, Rochester Electric Co. $5.89, ;. Alex:infter Auto Electric Co. $10909 Pruett's Star Laundry $3.959 Hanson Hardware Co. $.90, Botsford Lumber Co. $31.20 , Harry J. Johnston $4.45, Jensen Hardware Company $67.53, Dallman Sheet Metal Shop $10.60, Buffalo Fire Appliance Co. P26.80, Nelson Tire Service $2.509 Byers Motor Co. 062.50; From the Park Improvement Fund: Chicago Great Western Railroad Co. $.50 Perey Turnstiles $1300009 Tri-State Telephone Company $16.1759 Otto Riess $20.15; From the Band Fund: Rochester Junior Chamber of Commerce $70.09; Frain the:..FA**illiams Estate Fund: 1M. F Klee $1.209 Kruse Lumber 1 Company $720829 Jensen Hardware Co. $3.05. The following Committee report was read, and on motion by Green second Moody, said report was approved: " Rochest er,Minnesot a, April 6, 1937. Honorable Mayor and Common Council, City of Rochester,Minnesota. Gent 1 em en: 270 ,APR 1937 The Finance Committee of the Common Council, wish to recommend that the, loav of $2800 .00 by the Fire' Department Relief Association to Elmer Lee be approved by the. Common Council. Respectfully submitted, T-UE FINANCE C01,81ITTEE BY J*TLemmonq Chairman S. Snit h Fryer Geo. Richman." Upon motion by Moody second by Fryer, the Common council adjourned to 7:Z0 o'clock P.M0.9 on April 12th.1937. City Clerk, y. 31,