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Council Room,
Stillwater, ::in:.. Jan. 4, 1921
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Regular 'testing.
Gall:1nu called to ^tier by ?reailer.t Smithson.
Ro_' cull sho..ei all the members preaent,ex^_opt "a:::oilman ::urp*.•v and moers.
Minutes of meeting .hell Dec. 21, 19?O, rear and a;tprove:t.
A ;Ie1enntion representing the ;CO/3 Aisle Committee wee present and asked
tht Connell to make an appropriation to assist in iafrayl-g the expanse of
keexinz the roads between this City hnd St. Paul awl Co. Stillwater open. isring
!he/inter, ani after some `.lsct33lon thedelegation was informed by the Council
that if is became nare33_ry the City '-culla^sopriate :sc.00.
Oaths of office of Orris E. Lee as Judge of he : ur.icipal Ccur., Frank 1.
Wilson not Special dunicipal Judge and A. J. Holm and R. C. Robertson as School
Direotcre were presented and ordered filed.
n motion of Cou:.Oiiman. Gaalaas Pool Table license was granted to Brands i
Gallagher.
On motion of Councilman Loeb^_r, Soft Drink Licenses were granted to the
following, viz; Frank A. ?:itchell,Frank O. Johnaon,Brea.ia 1 Gallagher, O. L.
Anlerson, Johnson . Carleon,Car1 W. Ueiater,Geo. Dotterweioh,Chas. E. Glaser (31
Alex Eell,Lotis Janilla, Uuldoon "- Foreeia, Garvin A. Jrokson,Eing Bros.,
B. B. Stewart,B. L. Charleen,Auguat Peteraon,Branner Druz Co.,T C. Stooking,R1}
liam Retzladf, Geo. R. Stevera,::.A Starksl,Peter Broniell, John W. C1-rey,
Emma Cardinal, Geo. A. Carlaon,Joe. Aarlow, Annie G. Smith,Ries Drug Co.,Paul
Gelhar,Thoa. Palter and Jce. P. Eichten.
City Attorney gave notice that Gary Foster hal brought an action vs the
City of Stillwater for ir.;Cry anatainel from a fall on an icy sidewalk, and on
motion of Councilman Gaala,_a the city Attorney was instructed to take the
necessary steps to protect the City.
Annual reports of City Engineer and -uildtrg Inept^_tor read and ordered filed.
Report of Cler'r, of L'eniciyal Court of collections for the month of Deo.
read and ordered. filed.
Resolution authorising the Street Railay Co., to increase fares charged by
sail Company and resolution directing the payment of bills were duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman. Gaalaae,Couneil a1journed.
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City Clerk. Mayor
Council Room, Stillwater, inn. Jar.. 1?,1921
Regular 'Jeeting;
Ueeting called to order by Pre -silent Snitt3on.
A11 members of the Council present, etne-t Ccunciimar. "'oerz.
Minutes of martins: held Jar.. real and spa. rove'..
Communication fr..m Library Board asking that a street _i ht be installed. on -
thc terrace near the walk on. Tuirt Street w-.e re-.t enf referred to the City
Engineer.
Ctmmunication from the League of '.din-:espta unieip'-1itlea reo-esting that
the Council sent representatives tc a meeting cf the Legislative Committee of
said organization to be call in St. Paul J-r. ^R, was real and all members of
the Council were requested. tc ateerd ani' meeting.
On motion of Councilman '''irrhy Pool table 1 oenaea sere ✓ranted to Ger. R.
Stevens, in",: AT•x CI'Bell and a Soft :rink license to Ella ;r.rpa.
Report C.f City Clerk of receipts e.1 1iib::reenert4 for rec. 10^C rehl and
ordered files .
Report of ir.tef of 71re fepirtr..ert for the yeav 1i'^C :rla road and artered
filed, aril s.r.....tion of ,,.nrlirnr. Nrrr e, the Thief of the Fire eysrtrnett
w,a in:rtructe earth the sesary heating :lint, an', the •
City 'r.ginee.�w 3 •ins r tety to t•ves!it.te the fn 3 "Salty of icata'_linr a
fire hydr.r.t o::-:yrtla Strest e.3`. o. -r-oh,.
Report of r^.C1rt,; an' 1laburset.e-t3 Sy tho Libr , 1, ri „-.a rod:.d and
or^.3re1 fii'?.
'AY •rt1 report cf City :Jr -Sneer on Jtrest ryinterree,-s read ant filed.
An Orli entIt,lel " An miry a ..0 a. sr.ir 11
an o:... f re.^.;i.. t1: li3ecsea it the 1 ' of _t11..,r. . .17,`.7 its
fi rat• ea11r. .... Ir1'.•-cv-rd::".er th= r•;l C. .
City }:n-in•: r recem7en-ild the lrat i11" cf . at••?••'. 117t on en-
street 'et L.or,l _nt :dates 'treet:, an7 e
orrn of Lin4en
toil i-r Strets ac: :other on the ',serer of w1111 ar -i'_:.. / stroota, .n+
on motion of o .silt.: .-.air.. .. v- thr 1.1-. 11;:'..•.
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Council Roam.
Stilly .ter, :inn. Feb. 1,1ST1
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Council Caul^- _ ,sa•.r w.. j:.oAla rithae,
Roll call shr.,ei all the members of the '.:'droll present, exc pt Councilman
Tur•hy.
Minutes of meeting hell J'.o. -
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Commun1.: t1cr ::mr the 7or Iroointirg'. ,.r.•reree as a _ember cf the
Stillwater Pack a..i:,ien w:a re ! aol on ._.tie of ._...Heir `nerz, the appoint -
:cent
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Petitions for 3312 extension on :orth Fourth ani 7orth Fifth Streets
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re,.", art attic.. of of ._..'±lc... 'oerz a:ze , .: ref..__. to the CityEaaneer.
Gn motion cf :.ounciln,..^ aaalaaa ,Soft Prink3..Lic.. ;ranted tc
A. Starkel ^.i John Elank.
Retort of "1 rk of nicjp:l Ccort of collection.; .:min; the ninth of Janua-
ry an.t report cf the City Clerk of receipts •and lisbureementa for the came month
were real anS orient filed.
Annual reports of Board of Tater Comml;-,lonere, Scheel 3o,ri, Stillw*ter
:ark Commission. an'! Trustees of the Siremens Relief Fund were read and ordered filed.
Cn ilotlon of :ounc±lm:an Loeber the Street Commlaaioner was grated a ten
days vacation..
On notion ot 'ouncllman. Locher, the City Health officer was authorized to
anoint Sigrid Thorgrlmsen, as deputy Health Inspe,ter.
Permit granting to the Minneapolis ant. et. Paul Suburban Railroad Co. the
right to 117 tracks ant o^_oury s part of Sylvan Avenue, w•a read and ordered filed.
the City :ngineer reported that hn hal ordered Ctreet lights installed at
the corner at Linden ant 'William Streets, pnd at the corner of ?Marl and William
r e'reeta :and on Owens Street between Lauril ant Linden Streets, and one on ::crth
Third Ptr3.t near the Public Library.
Report of the Commissioners appointed to mars compensation to be paid to,..
the owner of the property to be taken for recreation purposes, at the southerly .
and of Lily lake, w13 read and laid over Until the next regular meeting.
An ordinance entitled "An ordinance to amend Oection 3 of an Crdinaree
regulating lice,:sus in the City of Stillwater" was placed;on its second reading
:and read und'11Opted section by section., when the chair pkt the question. "shall%:..
this criin-:::3a p:ea" ant upon roll call it was unanimously rtopted.
Resolution directing the payment cf bills was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman. Calla:1s, meeting atfourned.
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City Clerk.
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Co. ”riottion from Cit. ,erko ".crelorin S of resolatio:.
ado tr_ by the 'c:nei_ of t3_ City of '11 relative ratir. core
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on motion o_ .o11c._ .. ':y .!3 _r!erei :11_e '. _n-e
City Clerk w-:3 instructed to acknc%iet _ :..eir - same.
Communication from he ..3a.,;ue of-:i'..sbt :unilica11Cie. e3 "'le retd,-:...-a
Councilman ceber £r l that the City foin the ; i , ehleh motion was 3ee-
oaill by Coflreilman C.Illate.After 7'-'2.2 diteuesion the mmtter was laid ever
until the next •' re.1ar meeting.
On motion of ^0'3neiim:n ::a rp:ty 1 :i:'.1•.r". table. 1ieense wee ifrentel to
the Stillwater club^ lot the months cf Cot ^.? Nov. were rani
Reports of the City T:eirsrer
and ordered filed.
Er. Coffeen, a member of the City c.!:d of .e'lth Sctro1ugei Er. Archibald,
of tile•Ct to soar! of Ne a th, vhc gave an 1-'-u''^atei lecture the ;ueutlon cf
tuberouloala ar.-i asked the. Council to :'.opt a certain ordinance re_.lating the
dale cf milk within the City, ani upon motion cf Courcilm,n :Curphy a vote
of thanks w.ta extended to Er. !.robiballarith the aat1rinee that tha Proposed
crdinsnoe 'Trull receive Sue ecns!1eraticn.
The report of the. Commissioners :;'pointed to apprise certain lands to
be taken .and oon1amr.o.i by the City for recreation purposes was taken up and
eai,:r. Ed. "ehring tv;a present and objected to the award.
Councilman 'cosrs then ofdered a reacl::tien entities " A reaclution confirm-
ing tha report of the oommiasicner3,heretotere 'tproi• led to view pertain land
to be condemned ant taken by the City of :tillwatsr for a public place of
recreation, cf their award of compensation to the otter or owners of said land;
which reeolutlon,was anon roll call duly alerted.
City Engineer male report on the extenllon of :north Fourth and North Fifth
Street Sewers, and on motion of Councilman :urphv the. City Engineer was
instructed to prepare clans an! -rye+"ioationc, together with estimates of -
cost for the construction of said earn exten310ns.
Resolution iireltin.,: the payment of bolls 'rte da:y adopted.
On motion of Cc'.r e,Ile.tn Eters, Counell eijcurnel.
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Council Room,
Stillwater, Minn. April 5th 1921.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Smithson.
111 menhirs of the Council present, except Connotive'Noers.
Minutes of meeting held Mproh 22, read and approved.
Copy o/ a resolution passed by the Central Labor Union of Stillwater,
asking the Council to rescind the increase in gas given the Northern States Power
Co.,was read and on motion of Counollman:Loeber thesame was tabled.
Did of A. P.'.:Lehrer, :for grading, graveling and improving of The Moluclok
Lake road, was opened and read, and there being but one'bid, on motion of Councilman
Loeber,tbe bid was accepted and the proper officers were instructed to enter into
a contract with Mr Lehrer, on :behalf of the City for the doing of said work..:.
On gotten of Councilman Murphy, the City Engineer was instructed to base
theroof of the City Hall painted,also confer the with the M. P. Ry.CO, relative
to Painting the so-called browns Creek Bridge.
On motion of (councilman Murphy the City Engineer was Snetruoted to
inquire into some process for cleaning sewers.
On motion of "Councilman 0aalaas the Chief of the fire Department was
lnatruoted to purchase new batteries for the Fire Alarm System.
Report of City Clerk of receipts and disbursements for the month of March
and report of Clerk of Municipal Court ofreoeipte for the same month were read
and ordered filed.
On motion of `Councilman Loeber Mr. Patrick Hurley was authorised to
Proceed with the sprinkling of streets and intersections on the same baste as
last year,tbe City to Par him M175.00 for the season.
On motion of Counoilsan Murphy, the City Engineer was instructed to prone?'
plans and specification for the Construction of sidewalk, curb and gutter on both
sides of So. Hatrlet Street from Pine Street to the north end of said street.
On motion of Councilman ?Loebe? She City Engineer Woe i lnstraoted to prepare
Plans and speoifioatione for the construction of sidewaiks,aurb and gutter along
both sides of certain Portions of So. Greeley Street from olive Street to
Andorra Street.
On motion of Councilman °salsas the City Health offioer was inetruoted to
examine the condition of the pile of Clam shells on So. Second Street near the
St. Croix Pearl Button factory,+and to take such actions as be deemed necessary..
On notion of Councilman Gsalaae the City Engineer and Chief of, the Firs
Department were instructed to interview the Board of water Cosaissioners relative
tomoving tbs fire hydrants at She corner of Second and Olive Streets and on
north Main Street near Commercial Ave.
Resolution determining the territory in the City of Stillwater whiob shall
be sprinkled' with Tarnia duringthe year 1921,and dividing said territory into
sprinkiling distriots las duly adopted.
City Engineer presented plans and speoifloatlons forthe doing of said
work, and a resolution approving said plane and specifications and fixing a time
when the :Council would Meet to sot in relation thereto was duly adopted.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
Council adjourned.
Attest;(Of.ttesta
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Counoil Room,
Stillwater, Minn. April 19,1921.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Smithson.
All membere of the Council preempt, except Councilman Doers.
Minutes of meeting bald April Sth read and approved.
Report of the three members of the Counoil and the City Emgineer,duly
appointed br the Counoil,in the matter laying out,grading and graveling the
so-called e The *canto Late R.aa ''bras ss d,and Councilman Murphy offered s
resolution covering saidmatter end appointing Ludwig Simonet, James W. Foley
andffeosge 7.J$ollnes as eppraiser+ wbioh resolution was duly adopted.
Coaauniontion from Lil Glaser et: al, requesting the City to take some
action towards reyaisiug lorth 9sonOd.arld Bassi Streets was read,and on motion
of Councilmen wurpby the came wits referred to the City Engineer.
Conunioatlon from Sul Gelharet. al. asking for an estimate of cost for
the oonstraotion of a sewn and water main in South Sixth Street from Mareb
Street to 1011.1srd Streetnees read,and on motion of Councilman Gaalaas ths'sems
was referred to the City Engineer.
On eetien of"Councilmen Murphy a pool table license was granted to Chu. I.
Glaser at 117"w. Churchill Streit.
on motion of Counoilaan Murphy s Soft:Drink License was vented to 'Tither &
Trebas at aorner:of Mein and Chestnut street'.
Coamunioation from the'County Attoeney siting the City to auto the :uponli sibity.:of paying the bills for Axel 8hobloom at the DalkerSaniterium,the
County to seiaburie the City for one half the ease was read and on notion o!
Counoilman Murphy the request of the County Vas. granted, "
Cathi of office"of Robert,8laughter,oso. T. J. Vollmer end L.. 8. Castle,
appraisers appointed by the-Distriot Court to appraisethe lands,to.be taken.'.
for bethlhouse purposes at the sourberly end of L11k Lake, was"presented and
ordered filed.
Report of City Treasurer for the month of iroh was read and ordered !led."
City Engineer presentedplans and specifications with "estimate of poste.
for the construction of a " "in'LaurelStreet and in"the eo-celled
WeEnelok Laks outlet ravina,and Councilman Murphy offered a. resolution ooverin g
said matter which was unanidouely adopted. "
On*potion .of Connoilean Murphy the City Engineer was inatruoted to make
neoessarr repairs to:the ball park fens and the City Jail.
On motion of:Councilman Luber, Mrs. Grace L. Maunsell was elected.
City trusser to fill the.vaoanoy Caused by the death of former City ;:ensurer
Ravel 7. 8tesens.
Resolution of sympathy en the death of Basel Stew*, former City Treasur
"ss was,duly,edcpted and the City Clerk was inetrntsd to send a copy of semi
to her parents.
'irrgseolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
On Mootioonn `of Counoilaan Murphy Comellkdlourned. eases
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' City Clerk Mayor.
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Council Room.
Stillwater, Minn. May 3rd 1931.
Regular Meeting;
Council called to order by President Smithson.
Roll call Showed the following Councilmen present; Councilmen Gaalaas and
Murphy and President Smithson.
Minutes of meeting held April 1Sth read and approved.
Contract with A. F. Lehrer, with bond attached, for the construction of
the so-called MaKusiok-Lake Road, was presented, and on motion of Councilman
Gaalaas the same were ordered filed and bond approved.
Communication from the Barris Trust and Savings Bank relative to the bond
issue due July let was read and on motion of Councilman Murphy the same was
referred to the City Attprney.
Communication from the Mayor appointing Pattiok Connors me a special
polioeman, to serve without extra pay,while employed by the City on the bridge
was read, and on motion of Councilman Gaalaas the appointment was confirmed,
Oaths of offioe of Graoe L. Maunsell as City Treasurer and Patrlok Connors
as special policeman were presented and ordered filed.
Bond of Graoe L. Maunsell as City Treasurer was on motion of Councilman
Murphy approved..
Oath of appraisers appointed by the Council to appraise lands to be taken
for the.so-Dolled Mausiok Labe "load was presented and ordered filed. On motion ofCoonollman"Murphy the City clerk was authorized to transfer,
to the Park Fund, from time to ties, during theseaeon of 1921, such amounts
as be nsoeesery to pay the Dare takers wages and snob incidentals se the Perk"
Board may require.
On motion Of'founoilmann Gaalaas the action of the City Clerk and City
Treasurer in placing $3E00.00 in the General Fund from tax collections for the
Sinking Fund, to reimburse the General Fund for money advanced during the
year"1920,to the Sinking Fund for the purpose of paying off bonds, as per.,
reoosaendation of the Publlo Examiner was approved.
On lotion of Counetlaan Caaleas tie action "of"the . City Treasurer, upon
recommendation of the To Committee, in accepting $50.00 in full settleunt
for Owe assessment vs Lots 15 A"16 Blook 3 of Churchill & Nelson seosnd
Addition wo"approved. .
Petition of B. J. MoEuslok et. al, requesting the Council not to have :
North Owens Street, from rest Laurel street to West Sycamore street sprinkled
with Tarfta, was read and laid over:until the next regular meeting.
Communioation from Edward Welch,asking for aid from the Firemen. Relief
Fund, was"read and referred to the City Attorney.
Report of Clerk of Municipal Court of receipts for the Month "o! April,,"
and report of the City Clerk of receipts and disbursements for the ease month
were read and ordered filed. _
Ann^_al report of City Bealtb Officer relative to the Jail was read'snd_
ordered tied.
City Engineer presented plans and specifications together with estimate of
post for oonstruotion of a sewer in North Fourth Street from West Blatary"
street to West"St."Croix Avenue and in North Fifth Street fro .West ESa`etreet"
to West Wilkin Street, and Councilman Murphy offered a resolution relative
to said matter, and upon roll call it was unanimously adopted.
Resolution approving aresolution adopted by the Board of Water "Commis-
sioners at its regular meeting held May 2nd and resolution directing the
payment
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both duly adopted, upon roll oall.
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Council Room,
Stillwater, Minn. May 17th 1931.
Regular Meeting;
Council Called to order by President Smithson. All members of the Council
... present, exoept Councilman Moen.
Minutes of meeting held May 3r1 read and approved.
On motion of Councilman oaalaae ,pool table license No. 43 issued to
Geo. R. Stevens was transferred to The Rex Cigar Co.
On motion of Councilman Murphy Soft Drink license s were granted to
The Rex Cigar Store and Frank J. Mitchell.
Declaration of consent to the terms of Chapter 278 Laws of Minnesota for
1921, signed by the Mireapolie and St. Paul Suburban Railroad Company was
ma presented and ordered filed.
0n motion of Connoilmsn Loeber the City Attorney was authorised to
settle the claim of Mary L. Foster vs the City for damages, for the sum of
$100.00 and the City Clerk was authorised to draw a warrant on the Treasurer
for said amount.
On motion of Councilman Murphy the City Engineer was instructed to have
a Dement floor ounstruoted in a part of the Fire Engine house.
The matter of the construction of the so -palled Mulberry Street outlet
Sower was taken up and after some disoussiob, Councilman Murphy moved that
the construction of the sewer in North Fifth Street from Laurel street south
to connect with the outlet as shown on the plans of the City Engineer,be
eliminated from the said ester system, which motion was duly seconded, voted
upon and carried, and Councilman Loeber then offered a resolution determining
that the City proceed to oonstruot the said so-called Mulberry Street outlet
sower. with that part of said system eliminated as above set forth, and instruct-
ing the City Clerk to advertise for bids, for the construction of said ,
said bids to be made returnable June 7th 1921, at 7.30 o'olock P. M.
The matter of sprinkling with tarvia certain streets embraced within
Sprinkling Districts 11, 12 and 13 was taken up and after due hearing thereon,
by people interested, Councilman Loeber moved that that part of North Owens
street from Laurel street to City limits-1 be eliminated from Sprinkling
District No. 13, which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
Councilman assists then offered a resolution pertaining to said matter
m.y and instructing the City Clerk to advertise for bide for the doing of said
work and furnishing the materials, which bids were made returnable June 7th
1921 at 7.30 o'olock P. M.
On motion of Councilman Gimlets the acttion of the City Treasurer,
upon the recommendation of the Tax Committee, in accepting $80.00 in full
settlmsnt for paving against a part of Block 18, of the original
town, now City of Stillwater, standing in the name of N. F. Sohwarx,and
in accepting $50.00 in full settlement for sidewalk eeeeeeeent vs Lot 15 of
County Auditors Plat No. 4, as approved.
Surety Bond in the sum of $5000.00 given by the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank as a City Depository was on motion of Councilman Murphy approved.
Report of City Treasurer for the month of April was read and ordered filed.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
Council adjourned/May 28tb 1921 0 11 o'olock A. M .
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Stillwater, Minn. May 28th 1921.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Council called to order by President Smitheon,at 11 o'clock A. M.
All members of the Council present, except Councilmen Woerz and Murphy.
Communication from Councilman Woerz, tendering his resignation as
Councilman was read, and on motion of Councilman Gaslaas the resignation was
accepted and the Council proceeded to elect to fill the vacancy.
On motion of Councilman Gaalaas Mr. Fred S. Lammers was duly elated
as Counoilman to fill said vacancy.
Mr. Fred S. Lammers being prasent,he was duly sworn in and took his
seat. 0sth of office duly filed.
Councilman Loeber offered a resolution entitled a "Resolution determin-
icg the necessity of borrowing money for the purpose of refunding outstand-
ing bonds of #89,000.00 of the City of stillwater,snd authorizing the issuance
and sale of =59,000.00 of refunding bonds, directing the City Clerk to ad-
vertise for bids for said bonde,and calling s speoial meeting of the Council
to receive, open and consider said bide, and take such further action in
connection therewith as say be neoeseary." whioh resolution was upon roll
call duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman Loeber Council adjourned.
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Counoil Room,
Stillwater, Minn. rune 7tb 1921.
Regular Meeting;
COunsill oslled to order by President Smithson.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held May 17th and 38th read and approved.
0n motion of Councilman Lammers, Council proceeded to open and examine
the bide for the so-oslled Mulberry Street Outlet Sewer, which were as follows;
Pastoret Construction Go. #89,731.75
O'Well & Preston 67,028.00
Schroth & Jackson, 67,981.00
William Danforth 82,800.00
Mankato Construction Co. 71,682.50
Mooee,flolan & Brotherton, 62,699.34
E. T. Webster 68,616.00
DeGraff Wald 63,304.00
and on motion of Councilman Loeber action was deferred to be taken up at an
adjourned meeting to be held at the City Hall Thursday June 9th,1921 st 3.P.M.
Captain Edward Simonet of the Howitzer Co, was present and addressed the
Council relative to the requirements of the City to obtain the #50,000.00
appropriation from the State for s new Armory, and on motion of Councilman
Murphy the chair was instructed to appoint a committee of three to look up an
Armory site, and the chair appointed Councilmen Lammers, °salsas and Murphy as
such committee.
Appointment by the Mayor of Maurice Ryan to act as Special Polioe at the
bath houses, was upon motion of Councilman Murphy confirmed.
Did of Barrett & Co., for the furnishing of and spreading tariffs on our
streets for the season of 1921, was upon motion of Councilman Murphy accepted
and approved and the proper officers were inatruoted to execute a oontraot,on
behalf of the City with said Barrett Co. for the doing of said work and furnish-
ing said material.
Communication from Peter Lund relative to gas rates was read, and the
City Clerk was inatruoted to make inquiry of several cities of our size relative
to gas rates charged.
On motion of Councilman Murphy Soft Drink Licenses mere granted to
Arthur Rivazd, Ertie Bros, and William Cueson.
On motion og Councilman Gaalnas the Pool Table license heretofore
granted to Brands & Gallagher ass transferred to Ertie Bro..
On motion -of Councilman Loeber a Pool Table license was granted to
Frank 0. Johnson.
Communication from Eouis Wolf et. al. requesting that a Special
Police be appointed to patrol the. residence districts of the City was read,
and on motion of Councilman Loeber the Mayor was instructed to appoint
such a police.
Report of Commissioners appointed to assessed damages and benefits
to the owners of property along the route of the so-called The 11c&usiek Lake
road was read, and laid over until the next regular meeting as provided by
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Reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court, City Clerk and City Treasurer of
receipts and disbursements for the month of May were read and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman Murphy the City Firemen and Policemen were granted
the usual summer vacations.
.� On motion of Councilman Murphy the City Engineer was instructed to adver-
tise the leasing on a royalty basis the City Stone Quarry and Crusher, •
An Ordinance relative to the issue and sale of $59,000.00 Refunding
Bonds was planed on its first reading and laid ober until the next regular
meeting as provided by Charter.
The matter of constructing sewers in parts cf North Fourth & North
Fifth Streets was taken up, and there being no objection to the construction
of said sewers, Councilman Murphy offered a resolution determining to proceed
... with said work and directing the City Clerk to advertise for bids,said bids
to be made returnable at a regular meeting to be held July 5tb 1921, at
7.30 o'clock P. M.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman. Murphy, Council adjourned to meet Thursday
June 9th 199211att3/3 o'clock P. M.
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Council Room,
Stiilwater,Minn. June 9th 1921, 3 o'olook F; M.
Regular Adjourned Meeting.
Council called to order by President Smithson.
All members of the Council present, except Councilman Murphy.
Bids for the construction of the eo-oalled Mulberry Street Outlet
Sewer was taken up and considered!.
The bid of McGee -Nolan and Brotherton being the lowest, Councilman
Loeber moved that the contract be awarded to them and the proper officer be
authorized and instructed to enter into a contract with them for the construction
of said Sewer, and bond fixed in the sum of $93,0^'.00, which motion was duly
seconded. voted upon and carried
On motion of Councilman Caalats the ao^ointment of James I. Shattuck as
special police was duly confirmed.
Oaths of office of Maurice Ryan and James I Shattuck as special police
were duly tiled.
On motto of Councilman Lammers meeting adjourned.
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Council Room,
Stillwater,Minn. June 15th 1921.
Special Meeting.
Counoil called to order by President 8mitheon.
All members of the Council present.
The City Clerk being absent, Mr. J. A. D. Abercrombie was chosen City Clerk
pro-tem.
Meeting hating been called for the purpose of considering bids for the
sale of $59,00:.80 of Refunding Bends due July 1,1921,sealed bids were opened
and read as follows;
Iagraw-'erfoot & Co. par and-.oity to pay them $2950.00
Minnesota Loan & Trust Co. par and pity to pay 'them $8300.00
Kalman -wood & Co. par and city to pay thee 51743.00
Gold Stabeck Co. par and oity to pay them $21147.50
Drake -Ballard Co. par and oity to pay them 2 1/2%
0n motion of Councilman Murphy all bids were rejected, and Counoil adjourned
to meet Juss,'81st 1921 m 8.30 P; M:
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Council Room,
Stillwater, Minn. June 21,1921
Regular Meeting;
Afton nailed to order by President Smithson.
A11 members of the Council present:
Minutes of Regular meeting held June 7th, Regular Adjourned meeting held
June 9th and Special meeting held June 15th read and approvedp
Report of Commissioners duly appointed by the Council in the matter of
oondemning and taking by the City of Stillwater, certain lands situtated in
the City of Stillwater,to be used for the purpose of laying out and opening a
new street or highway to be known as The Motusiok Lake Road was read and
and Councilman Murphy offered a resolution Dowering said matter which was upon
roll call duly adopted .
Contraot,and Bond in the sum of $83,000.00 of McGee, Nolan and Brothsrton
ter theseanatruetion of the so-called Mulberry Street Outlet Sewer,wae presented
and on motion of Councilman Mupphy the contract and bond were accepted and
afJrt5ga_pefe4lg0_tor a walk on Greeley St. from Mulberry to Laurel was refired
C11P d�t�i�it't`IlFAY�oilman Murphy a Soft Drink License was granted to Semnel
W. Witt at 204 So. Third Street.
On motion of Councilman Galata the arpointment of Mrs. Helen A. IOCAmsy,
Mrs. Mollie T. Gillen and Mrs. Phebe T. Huntoon to su-Deed themselves as
members of the Library Board was duly confirmed.
An Ordinance Authorising the issue and sale of Refunding Bonds of the
City of Stillwater in the amount of 959,000.00 ,was placed on its second
reading and read emd:sdopted section by section, when the chair put the question
shall this Ordinance pass, and upon roll call it was unanimously adopted-.
On motion of Councilman Lammers the City Health Physioian was instructed to
have the water in Lily Lake tested.
0n motion of Councilman Oaalaas the City Engineer was instructed to have the
water fsuntain at the corner of Second and Chestnuts streets put in working order.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
0n motion of Councilman Murphy Council adjourned.
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Stillwater, Minn. Jilin. 21, 1931 0 8.30 P.Y.
• .. Adjourned Special Meeting:
Mating palled to order by President Smithson.
All members Communication of tionfr m The the nFirst cil rNational Bank of Stillwater offeringto
$59,000.00 Refunding Bonds of the City of Stillwater due July l,at p chapthe
with accrued interestMisread, and 9ounoilman Murphy offered a Resolution
aooepting their btd,whioh resolution was upon roll pall unanimously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Murphy Council adjourned.
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Council Room,
8ti11water,Minn. July 5th 1921
Regular Meeting;
Council called to order by President Smithson.
Present were Councilmen Gamlaas and Lammers and President Smithson.
Minutes of Regular meeting and of Adjourned Special meeting held
June 21st read and approved.
Counoil then proceed/to open, real and consider the bids for the
construction of sewers in No. 4tb and No. 5tb Streets, which were as folirws;
McGee, Nolan and Brotherton, 58888.24
Dearth Wolf
Ilstrup & Olson 7493.80
Sohruth & Jackson 7400.00
Wm. Danforth 5948.80
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and on motion of Councilman Gaalaas Council took a recess to consider the bids
after which the Council reconvened, and on motion of Councilman Lammers the
matter of awarding the contract was laid over to an adjourned meeting to be
held July 9th, 1921 t 11 o'olcok A. M.
Appointment of Frank White as Speoia3-Pol4ce was on motion of Councilman
Gaalaas duly confirmed.
Oath of office of Frank White duly filed.
On motion of Councilman Gaala :s a soft drink license was granted to
As♦1.Lundquist at No. 509 w. Myrtle St.
Report of receipts of Clerk of Municipal Court and state'e--t of receipts
and disbursements of the City Clerk for the month of June were read and
ordered filed.
In the matter of condemning and taking by the City of Stillwater certain
lands situated in the City of Stillwater,washi..,ton County, i:innesota,to bs
used for the purpose Of laying out and opening a new street or highway to be
known as The Mokusiok Lake Road.
Upon motion of Councilman Lammers, seconded by Councilman Gaalaas,the
following vote was unanimously passed and adopted;
Voted that the sum of $3240.00 is hereby ordered transferred from
the General Fund to and set apart in the City Treasury as a speoial fund to
be known as "The MCRusiok Lake Road Compensation Fund" out of which to pay
the award of compensation or damages to the owner or owners of the several
tracts of land described in the report to the Council of the City of Still-
waterof awara of compensation made by Ludwig Simonet, James W. Foley and
Georconfirmed by aoresolutionmofsthePCounciled ofythe2y'ofwhich StillwatertonaJune
21, 1921,which said land was condemned and takenCity
in the above entitled matter to be used for the purtose ofthe tlaying y of tout wand
r opening a new street or highway to be known as The !lousick Lake Road.
That said sum of $2240.00 be used to pay the person or persons who are
the order or owners of said several tracts of land so described in said
report as the sward cf damages and compensation for land condemned and
taken by the City of Stillwater for the purposes aforesaid in the several
amourts,aggregating $2240.00 and for the several tracts of land stated and
described in said report of said commisslcrers.That sail. several sums be
paid out by the City Treasurer whet. and :nly when the sail several owners
of said several tracts shall have coati el in all respects wit`-: the pro-
visions of the charter imposed upon them in such case male and provided,
and when a warrant for said several respective amounts shall have been
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regularly authorized and drawn according to the provisions of the charter and
presented to the City Treasurer for payment in favor of such persons -in the
several amoints stated in said report of said oommiseienere for the said
several tracts of land described in such report; and reference is hereby made
to such report of said co-miseioners and the resolution of the Counoil pi
the City of Stillwater adopted June 21, 19?1,00nforming the same for full
particulars, with the same force and effect as if again recited herein at
length.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
On motior. of Councilman Caalaae Counoil adjourned to meet July 9th
1921 at 11 o'clock A. M.
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Council Room,
Stillwater, Minn. July 9th 19'1.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Counoil palled to order by President Smithson;
All members of the Council present.
The matter of the bids for the construction of sewers in North 4th and
North 5th Streets was taken up, and on motion of Councilman Lammers the
contract was awarded to Sohruth & Jackson, and the proper officers were
instructed to enter into a contract with them for the doing of said work,
and bond fixed in the sum of 57000.00
On motion of Councilman Murphy meeting adjourned.
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Council Room,
Stillwater, !Minn. July 19,1921
Regular Meeting;
Meeting oalled to order by President Smithson.
All members of the Council present, except Councilman Coalman.
Minutes of meetings held July 5th and 9th read and approved.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. McMillan of the Library Board were present
and reported that the roof of the Library building was in need of repairs and
the matter was referred to the City Engineer to investigate.
Representatives of the Rotary Club and of the Park Comm esion were
�+ present and apoke of the advisability of establishing Damping grond;/89uMte
east shore of Lake St. Croix,and the matter was referred to the City Engineer.
On motion of Councilman Loeber an appropriation of 9250.00 was
made in favor of the Howitzer Co., First Minn. Infantry.
Mr. Elinefelter asked that the city cause to be placed an electric
light on Orleans St., west of Greeley St., and the matter was referred to the
City Engineer.
Oaths of office of Pbebe Huntoon and Nellie F. Gillen as members
of the Library Board and of A. A. Fraser, se 'Denial policeman was presented
and orddored filed.
Communication from the Board of water Commissioners telative to
the amount they claim due from the City for Hydrant rental, was read and on
motion of Councilman Limber the same was laid over until the next regular
meeting.
Report of City Treasurer for the month of June woe read and filed.
Report of the City Attorney on the claim- of Edward Belch for
relief from the Firemens Relief Fund, was read, and on motion of Councilman
Murphy the same was accepted and or 'erect filed.
On motion of Councilman Murphy the Chief of Police was instructed
to have pertain street signs made and planed at pertain street intersections.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
0n motion of Counoilman Murphy, Council adjourned.
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Council Room,
Stillwater,Sinn. July 25th 1921.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Smithson.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called for action on the three resolutions,
hereinafter described, Councilman Murphy offered a resolution entitled a
"resolution spinning settlemnt and compromise of all matters growing out of
a pertain will made by Meta F. Mitohell,no-, doeeased,wbereby the City of 9t113-
water shall be paid 395,000.00, approving a certain contract to be made between
J. August Lessing,party of the first cart, Eleanor Montgomery and Charles R.
Montgomery, parties of the seoord part, the City of Stillwater, party of the
third part,and Northwestern Trust Company, party of the fourth part, and author-
izing and directing the Mayor and City CSerk,tc sake, exeoute and deliver
said contract on behalf of the City of Stillwater," +filch resolution was upon
rota cal: unanimously adopted.
Cr..uncilman Baalans offered a resolution entitled " Resolution authoriz-
ing the Mayor and City Clerk to make, execute and deliver a warranty deed,free
from encumbrances to the State of Minn^sota,oertain property for a armory sits,
wpiah sail resolution was unanimously adopted upon roll call.
Councilman Lammers offered a resolution entitled a "Resolution authori-
zing the arpror.riation of $1,CCC.CC tc be paid to the State of 'hinds^.ta,in
order that the City may avail itself of an appropriation of 350,00C.00 from
the State of Minnesota for the construction of an armory, ani directing the
City Clerk to draw a warrant for said amount, -high resolution was upon roll
�pay�lyl unanimously adopted.
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Stkllwater, Minn. August and 1921
Regular Meeting;
Council called to crier by President Smithson.
All members of the Council ;.resent, except Councilman Murphy.
Minutes of meetings held July 19th and 26th read and arrroved.
Petition signed by a number of citizens was presented, asking the
Council to take action relative to reduction in gee rates.
Councilman Lammers moved that a committee of three be arpoirted to con-
fer with the Northern States Power Cc, relative to the matter,
Counailmar Gaalaas sec^nded the motion.
Ex. Mayor Kolliner addressed the Council at length urgibe that the rates
provided in the original contract be restored.
The President stated that the Council was desirous of cum^lying with the
wish of the citizens and asked that action be deferred until Councilman Murphy
returned to the City.
!lotion of Councilman Lammers was voted upon and carried.
Oath of office of Helen A. MoCluer as a member of the Library Board
was presented and ordered filed.
Upbn motion of Councilman Gaalaas Soft Drink lioense were granted to
Chas. J. Smith and Andrew Janilla
Application of Sam Warner for a Soft Drink license was withdrawn and
the City Treasurer was intrusted to return the license fee of $10.00 to him.
Report of Clerk of Municipal Court of receipts for the month of July
and report of receipts and disbursements by the City Clerk for the same month
were read and ordered filed.
Agreement between 4. August Leasing, Eleanor Montgomery, Charles R.
Montgomery, City of Stillwater and Northwestern Truet Co.,relative to the
acceptance by the City of Stillwater of the sum of •$75,000.00 in full settle-
ment from the Estate of Meta Leasing Tozer Mitohell,was presented, and upon
motion of Councilman Gaalaas the same was accepted and the action of the City
officials in-satdraatter was approved.
On motion of Councilman Lammers the Contract and Bond of sehruth &
Jackson, for the construction. of sewers in No. 4th and No. 5th Streets,
was approved and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman. Lammers the City Engineer was instructed to
have a street light placed on Orleans Street, west of Greeley Street.
Councilman Lammers moved that the Council now proceed to apportion
and assess the cost of constructing a main outlet sewer from a point on East
Mulberry Street 17.5 feet north of the center line thereof where same inter
seats the west shore line of Lake St. Croix; thence west on a line 17.5 feet
north of and parallel to the center line of East Mulberry Street to the east
line of North Main Street; thence in a southwesterly direction across North
Vain Street to an intersection with the center line of East Mulberry Street;
thence west along the center line of East Mulberry Street to a point on West
Mulberry Street 181.9 feet west of the center line of North Fourth Street;
thence north 46 degrees and 39 minutes west 234.8 feet; thenoe north 38 degrees
and 24 minutes west 136 feet; thence north 50 degrees and 41 minutes west 262
feet; thence north 32 degrees and 14 minutes 'meet 208 feet ; thence north 55
degrees and 22 minutes west 132.5 feet; thence north 72 degrees and 49 minutes
west 151.5 feet; thence south 50 degrees and 39 minutes west 74 feet; thence
south 87 degrees and 57 minutes west 219.5 feet; thence south 47 degrees and
42 minutes west 144.5 feet; thence south 89 degrees and 43 minutes west 114
feet; thence south 79 degrees and 45 minutes west 116 feet; thence north 52
degrees and 23 minutes west 411 feet; thence north 70 degrees and 9 minutes
seat 187.3 feet; thence In a northwesterly direction. 94 feet to a point in
West Laurel Street 9 feet north of the center thereof and 279.35 feet east of
the center line of North 0-ene Street, and also a sewer to oonnect therewith
along and in each of thoae parts of streets described as follows,viz;
Along the center line of North Everett Street from the center of West
Linden Street to a connection with the sail main outlet sewer Just east of
the Everett Street Bridge;
Along the center line of west Linden Street from the center of North
Pilliams Street to the center of North Everett Street;
Along the center line of North William Street from the center of west
Mulberry Street to a point 155 feet south of same;
Along the center line of North Everett Street from the center of Feat
Mulberry Street to a point 155 feet south of time;
Along the center line of North Marche Street from the center of West
Mulberry Street to a roirt "57 feet aouth of elms;
Along West Laurel Street on a line 8 feet north of, ani raraliel to the
ce:.ter line, from a rcint 8 feet east of the ;enter 11re of '.forth 0-ens Street
to a point ncroeite the center of Lot C5 in Cloak 1 of Sabina Ad-iitlon;
Along :'crth Owens Street on a line 8 feet eaat of ar.' parallel to the
center line, from a point 9C feet north of the north line of 'Feat Rice Street
to a point 8 feet north of the canter line of crest Laurel Street,thence along
the center line to a point 35.3 feet aouth of the aouth line of tiikins Street;
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Along the oenter line of West Mulberry Street from a point 191.9 feet west
of 'Le oenter of i:orth Fourth Street to the oenter of North wllliam Street;
alho from a point 75 feet west of the oenter of North filliam Street to the
oenter of North Greeley Street;
Along the oenter line of North Greeley Street from a roint 155 feet south
of the center line of Peet Mulberry Street to a connection with said main
.. outlet sewer e6 feet southerly from the center of pest Laurel Street;
which said motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
Councilman Gaalaas then offered for the consideration and action of the
Councilman Assessment, covering the coat of constructing the above named
sewer, tc be known as Local Improvement No. 15, which assessment was read by
the City Clerk, and Councilman Loeber moved that the sewer assessment and levy
just read by the City Clerk be adopted and planed on file in the office of the
City Cierk,and that Tuesday August loth,1921, e 7.30 o'clock P. M.,be appoint-
ed as the time, and at the City Hall as the place when and where the oounoll
will meet to further act and consider the said assessment,and that the City
Clerk pause s notice of such meeting to be given in aoebrdanoa with the pro-
visions of the charter, which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted. '
Council adjourned. %
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Council Room,
Stillwater, !Urn. August ieth 1921.
Regular Meeting;
Council called to order by President Smithson;
All members of the Council rresert,exeert Councilmen Lammers and murrhy
Minutes of meeting teld August 2nd read and arproved;
Ex Mayor Armson was present and protested against making a camp for
tourist on the old Sabin property on No. Third Street.
The assessment roll for the construction of the so-called main outlet
sewer in Mulberry street and the various branches oonreoted therewith was now
taken up and disouseed by the President of the Council and the people interest-
ed therein, and a lengthy discussion, Councilman Gsalass moved that the matter
be taken up at an adjourned meeting to be held on Friday August 19t11 1921,
at 7.30 Pfll., which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
0n motion of Councilman Gaalaas the City Clerk was instructed to purchase
100 tons of Tough. screened lump coal from John F. O'Rourke at 59.65 per ton
delivered at the Fire Department.
Annual report of the City Librarian was read 41 ordered filed.
Report of receipts and disbursements for the moth of July, by the City
Treasurer was read and ordered filed.
Councilman Gaalaas moved as fellows;
That the City of :Stillwater doth hereby assess and levy upon and against
the several lots, parts of lots and parcels cf land described in the 1£21
Sprinkling Asoessment Roll the respective sums of money set orzosite each lot,
part of lot or parcel of land.
That this assessment is levied to defray theoost of sprinkling with
tarvis the portions of the streets embraced within the boundaries of Sprinkling
Districts numbered 11, 12 and 13,and that said len Sprinkling A ent Roll
as read by the City Clerk be adopted as the assesament'for defraying the cost
of sprinkling r•ith Latvia said streets, Which motion was duly seconded, voted
upon and carried. Councilman Losber moves that the assessment roll whioh has been
made upon the:real estate benefitted to defran the cost cf.sprinkling with tarvia
the portions of the streets erpfaoed within. the boundaries of R--tinkling Dfstrio'e
Nos. 11, 13 and 13 be adopted and Placed on •..
file in the office of the City Cierk,ani that Tuesday ,Aug. 30th 1921,at 7.30
o'clock R. M.'at a Special Meeting of the Council -Lich is hereby oalled,be
and is hereby designated as a time when the Council will meet at the City Pall
in the City of Stillwater,' -'.inn., to consider and act .pen said assessment, and
the City Clerk is hereby directed to give notice of such meeting in accordance
with the provisions of the charter, Phith motion was duly seconded, voted
upon and carried.
Councilman Loeber moved that the Council now proceed to aptortion and
assess the cast of constricting a sewer in north Fourth Street from a roint
in the center line thereof There the center lite of rest Hickory street,if
extended esstwa.rdlv,would intersect th= same,ani alorw the center line of
s:ti3 north Fourth Street to a ,pint it the center line thereof where the
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ranter line of that part of Peat St. Croix Avenue which is west of North Fourth
street, if extended eastwardly,wculd intersect the same; and in North Fifth street
from a point rhich is six feet east ref the center line thereof where the center
line of west Elm Street intersects the same,and along sail North Fifth street to
a point where the Center line of Nest Tilkins street intersects the same,ir. the
City of Stillwater,Washington County, Mlnnesota.,upon the real estate benefitted
thereby, which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and oarried.
Councilman Gaalaas offered for the consideration and action of the Council
as assessment, being for Lossi Improvement No. 16, covering the post of oonstruot-
the above described sewer in North Fourth and North Fifth Streets,and Councilman
Loeber moved that the sewer assessment and levy just read by the City Clerk be
adopted and placed on file In the office of the City Clerk, and that Tuesday, Au-g.
30th 1921 at 7.30 o'clock P. M., at a Special meeting of the Counoll,whioh is
hereby called for that purpose, be arnointed se the time, and at the City Hall
as the plane when and where the Council will meet to further art and Consider
the said assessment, and that the City Clerk Cause a notice of such meeting to be*
given in accordance with the provisions of the charter, which motion was duly
seconded, voted upon and Carried.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
0n motion of Councilman Loeber Council adjourned to meet Friday Aug.
19, 1921 at 7.30 o'olook P. M.
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M-satin palled to -order by President Smithson.
All members of the Council Present except Councilman Murphy.
The matter of the assessment roll for 'he coretruetinn e+ the eo-sailed
Mulberry Street Outlet Sewer and certain oth.-r sewers in correction therewith
was taken .gyp, and upon motion of Councilman Loeberi the branch sewer in -no. Owens
street from Laurel to Wilkins street and vati6us ether branches was eliminated .
Upon motion of Counailmsnl Leebere the branch sewer In w. Mulberry Street
from a point 75 feet west of the center of No. wilaiam street to the renter of
No. Greeley street was also eliminated.
The assessment roll as revised was then read by the City Clerk, thereupon
Councilman Canines moved that the assessment covering the lost of constructing
the so-called Mulberry Street Outlet Sewer an" pertain ether sewers to oonneet
therewith,known as Local Improvement ro. 11,-hi*,h was alerted at a regular meet-
ing of the Council hell or the 'end day of Anquat,l?*l,be eerrented an' revised -
so that the same shall be as read by the City clerk aM this day filed in %le
offire,nnd that said assessment so corrected and enunlized be and the name le
hereby confirmed ane establtahed, which metio- wee duly aeder4ed, voted open
and carried.
Resolution providins for the payee-t of ipeei^r,emeesameet Stile awned
installments an resolution authorizing the iseuanne of S17,ore.er of Ce-tif-
icates o' indebtedness to ray the ',teat of eoneeruetl^e the 'hilb•-re street
outlet sewer and Certain +ewers to Correct there-ith, know* es Leeal imrreve-
mert No. 15, were both urenimously adopted, 'ro- ro?1 cal'.
On motion. of Councilman Callaae an arprorriatior of rrec.r' was made
for the benefit of the Neadquertere Comranv, Metioral leer".
Council adjourned.
Mayor
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Stillwater, Minn. August 19th 1921.
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Stillwater, Minn. Aug. 1C, 1921.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called tp order by President Caithaon.
All members cf the Council present,except Councilman Gaslaas and Ltzmer s
The matte: cf the `forth 40 and ^crth 5th street sewer waa taken up,
and the assessment roll read by the City C1erk,after which Councilman Murphy
moved that the same be confirmed and established, which motion was duly second-
ed voted upon and carried.
The matter of Sprinkling with Tarvia on streets embraoed within
Sprinkling Districts ::03. 11, 12 and 13 was taken up ant the assessment roll
was read by the City Clerk,after which Councilman Loebbr.moved that the same
be confirmed and established, which motion was duly ae:cried,voted upon and
carried.
Resolution providing for the payment of special assessments in
ten annual installments levied against real estate benefited to defray the
cost of constructing sewers in 7o. 4th and No. 5th streets, known as Loosl
Improvement No. 16 and fixing the rate of interest the installments shall
bear, and resolution authorizing the 'nuance of certificates of indebtedness
amounting to 94500.00 to defray the cost of constructing sewers in No. 4th
and No. 5th streets known as Local Irprovement No. 16 were both duly adopted.
On motion. of Councilman Murphy, meeting adjourned.
Attest ......
City Clerk layor
Council Room,
Stillwater, Minn. Sept.'. 6th 1921.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Smutheon.
All members of the Council present, except Councilman Gaalaas
and Murphy.
Minutes of meetings held August 1S-19 and 3C read and approved.
Report of Clerk of Municipal Court of collections for the month of
Auguat and report of City Clerk of receipts and disbursements for same month
real and ordered file8.
Partial Estimates by the City Engineer of amounts due Scbruth and
Jackson for work on ;:o. 4th and 11o. 6th street sewers and of Mc.,ee,^olan and
Brotherton for work on the Mulberry Street Gutiet sewer, were read and on
motion of Councilman Lammers the same were approved.
On motion of Councilman. Lammers the bond of the Cosmopolitan State
Bank as a City depository was approved,
Report of the Board of Equalization was read and on action of
• Councilman Loeber the Assessment soli as returned by the City Assessor and
as equalized by the Board of Eq•nlization was ac-epted, confirmed, approved
and ordered filed.
Resolution authorizing the Mayor to borrow or behalf of the City
in an amount, not exceedin, in the ai'_ree the sum of ,15,CCC.CC for
temporary pur;,e'ei an: resolution directin.r the payment of bills were both
July adopted.
On motion of Ctur.cilmst La:_er;, Ccun^,il adjo•.:rned.
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Stillwater, 'iiztn. Sept. 30, 1921.
Regular
Council called to order by 2resiient Smhthson.
All members of the ^cur.oll ;resent.
Minutes of meetinc held Sept. 5th read an,', arrroved.
On motion. cf Councilman. larrhy Soft Drink Licenses were issued to
B. S. Paulson and Theodore Sohuel:.ing.
Report of receipts and disbursements by the City Treasurer for the
month of August was read and ordered filed.
Communication from the C`.:.ire:.n of the Rotary Club Park Committee,
relative to certain oonditions of the road on the east aide was read and on
motion of Councilman daa?ass the acme was referred to the City Engineer.
City Engineer repertei that the roof on the Library Builair:g needed
certain repaira,the coat of which would exceed :50c.0C, and on motion of Coun-
cilman +urphy,the City Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the doing
of the necessary repairs, bids to be made returnable Cot. 4, 1921,2 7.30 P.M.
On motion of Councilman Loeber the City Engineer was instructed to
purchase a wagon for the street der artment.
On motion of Councilman Loeber tbs ap:rllcation for reduction of
sewer a43esement, male by James UcGuirc, affecting Lot 12 Block 4 of Sabine
Addition was laid over anti? next regular meeting.
Communication from the ioarl cf Education relative to the t75,000.
to be received from the widow of the late Fred U. Tozer, end relative to the
construction of s school building was read ani ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman. Loeber,when the :75,C00.whloh is to be
paid to the City cf Stillwater from the estate of the widow of the late Fred.M.
Tozer,ia received, the same shall be paid over to the Stillwater City School
District to be used by it in the construction of a High School Oypnasium on the
present High School grounds, cr grounds adjccent tcereto,which gymnasium build-
leg shall be known and designated a3 a memorial to the memory of Fred U.Tozer.
The matter of reduction in gas rates was taker. up by Councilman.
Loeber, and after a lenghty discussion, Councilman Loeber moved that the City
Attorney be instructed to arrange a meeting for a conference'th the represen-
tatives of the :orthern States Power Co., ar.r: the City Coucci-, at the City Nall
on the 29th inst., at 3 o'clock P. U.
Committee on Armory Site rerorted that they had thourcughly investi-
aated the 1 proposed sites and rerorted that the first choice was the
site at the corner of Third and Chestnut streets, and aecondl the ground
belonging to the City cr. 7orth Fcurt`. Street, between Myrtle and Mulberry
streets, which was the alte the committee would recomrend for the site, and
on motion of Councilman Murrhy the matter was laid over tail next meeting.
Resolution aj'roving resolution made by the Board of Education
levying :1CC,000.CC for school purposes and resolution directing the payment of
bills were both duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman: Murphy, Council adjourned.
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At a duly called meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of
the City of Stillwater held at the City i'.ali en the 20th day of September,
1321, there sere present all members of the said Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund, and on motion duly ma4e and seconded the following preamble
and resclutio-. was duly adopted;
Whereas, on the 1st day of 1ctc'er,1931,$3000.00 of the 1efunding
Bonds of the City of Stillwater,ls3ued October 1,1917,will become Sue and
payable at the Fifth Avenue Bank of New York, and
Whereas, it will be beceaaasy for the City of Stillwater to provide
for the payment and redemption of said itlOCO.00 which becomes due and
payable as aforesaid;
Therefore, Be it Resolved& by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund,
of the City of Stillwater,thatftwarrant be and the same is hereby ordered
drawn on the City-reaauser,from the Sinking Fund of said City, and be
used. only for the purpose of redeeming and paying the said «3000.00,due
Oct. 1,1921, as afsreaaid.
Attest;
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City Clerk.
tti yulsl.✓.�,.• Mayor.
o�C`mmiaeionere of the
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Regular :..sting;
eetiag ctlie' to orler by .-reaiient 'cith3cn.
All members of the Co'n'i1 present.
':in'stee of melting hell Cep. no ani minutes o' meeting of the
Commissioners o' tee Finking 'rural hell Sep. 7Sth real and arnrovei.
'-1d3 for repairing the roof of the Library building we:•e opened
and read, i3 fC:oc3;
letropo:itar Roofing 1 Cornice 'corky :937.0C
Min,c3ota Roofing 1 Cornice Works 917.50
s. T. Evans, S78,
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and or. cation Councilman Lammers, the contract was awarded to Metropolitan
Roofing an% Cornice Nork3,aad the prcpor officers .ere instructed to enter
into a contract, Y. behalf of the City with sail company for the doing of
said :ark.
On motion of Councilman. Murphy, ?col Tibl: license No. 48 and Sort
Crank Licence 70. 1, 1e3115d to Frank A. 1itchellfere trsrstarred from 134
No. Hain Street to the corner of Commercial Ave. and :orth eeToni Street.
On motion of Councilman Loeber the action of the City 'Treasurer, upon
recommendation of the Tax Committee, in accepting 100.00 in full settlement
for sidewalk aaaee3men:t vs Lot 12 Block 2O,S:bins Addition and C150.00 in
full settlement for all a33esaments vs the 5. 30 feet of Lot 28 B1k. 29'
lying to. of :live Ct:met, Orig. To'^r, Now City of Stillwater, was approved.
On motion of Councilman Murphy the City Treasurer was authorized to
accept 770.80 in full settlement for Sewer aayeaime::t v3 Lot 12 31k. 4 of
Sabine Addition.
Hoaolution;iireotin: the ?resident to an-oint three members of the
Hospital Board and directl-.g the proper officer to convey an undivided
one half interest in the Hospital property to the County of Washington.
'Weft duly :adopted.
Report of collectlons.of the 1uric4pal Jourt for the month of Sept.
was read and ordered filed.
Final estimate of Sehruth 3 Jackson fo7 the corstructicn of sewers
in No. Fifth ant Mo. Fourth Streets and partial estimate of Mc3ee, ':olan 4
9rotherton on work done on the Mulberry Street Outlet Sewer were both duly
approved upon notion of Councilman Lammers.
On motion of Councilman Murphy the City Lngineer vas instructed to
prepare clans and apeclficatlone for the extension of the so-called North
Hill Cutlet Sewer, from Wllkine Street to con: -met with the outlet along
the north wall of the old prison, along North First Street.
Resolution directing- the payment of tills was duly adopted.
On mcti r. of Councilman Murphy malting siJcnrnei.
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Co. eii ..__^•t to oriel -by eel Pet omit'enon.
All members of the Cooueil present exo tCouncilman L4mmer.'•
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-: October:e'dian! oved
On
motion ofar:oilman _uryny the•reeiden' rtd instructed to aC•c1rt Six
nen, t:+c from e_:h ward, to serve on an industrial :ommittee to be formed anti
ap Groped us f0'_]0:.3;
Six to be a-..oirtee by :he .rer'te^:t of the Council, three to be a._ceirted
by the wan:Berl of -the City, uni three the above nine me___ss
so ar.:-oi rated a: above, sill the ?reeler.: mule the _ 11o^tn_ o :'ointsert3;,viz;
C1fl3. T. Lorton anl L '•1g moan. t, of the First tar 1; ;; eorhe ti. 3 .... aril
S. .. . A. __liner Of the raccna_r1 -ni toy St't:i 3 an. Carl _errlu.i` of the
Third t•ard•
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Lu3tig 2tmonet informed the Council that he -el male arrangements
tc purchase the old Chicago Toole pr rperty at the Corner of :. .. ..:root and
::eleon Alley, and ^f-erei the sane tc the City, free from all• ^ages ani
e•.c;cbrincea for the Armorysits, an: on motion of Councilman :io thy the same
zsa aoceptel, subject tc the a:grovel Of the A:mo:y Bo^.ri.
"gr. Ben :helm offered to deed to the City Lots 5 ant 6 dock 11 of Csrli
3 Schuienbtrg3' Aiiiticn.,enl on motion ^sCouncilman. 'turphy the same vas acoep ed .
Petition of Alfred Lealholm at. al. asking that e street light be
placed at or nest the corner of led and Aspen streets was read, and on motion
of Councilman :iutphy the same nee orier3•l inatiliel.
3n motion of Councilman :urr;,y a Soft '.rink License was `ranted to
Berglund S Peters at 124 No. :n n Street.
On motion of Councilman slatshy the Chief of Police was instructed to
procure "No Parking Signe" ani place the same at or near the old Jasaoy Block
one in front of the Fire Eepartment builling.
On motion of Councilman Gaalsas, Councilman :lurc.y was elected Vito
:residant of the Council. Monthly :wort of City Clerk real and filed.
Resolution directing the payment of bill! was duly adopted.
On notion of Councilman 13atta,Covncil r'.journel.
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Council_ Room,Stillwatsry:inr.. ::ov. 1,1921.
Regular ::satin.,;;
Council called to order by Pre3lient 2mit`.aon.
All memb3r3 of the Council present.
.inn...3 of meeting held ):._ 17,rent 1P... ^'prGvea.
On motion of Councilman eaala•a3 a Soft 'Drink license els granted to
A. A. Frees?.
On motion of Councilman _ory,Enieiree:a partial eetl^ate of cork lone
La A. v. Lehrer ct thl20 3t-:!asick -:Le fl01tlw ,13 anrnval.
rat motion of .Bond-:t,3i an r;,E;,;ineere partial estimate of ..a^rk done
by "Wet, Nolan 1 3rothertcn or. tier, so-catle1 ::aiberry ^..._t tutletserer
was al:Tensed.
floor; ^Pity '. 31OS?S: 01 retei^t3 steal .13b•/r30me-.t3 for the morn of
Sep. 071, rete ant orieret ` -
°e-ort of aclannticni of the r nicir-,. _. rt , ... :k reel aril
crierei Mee.
On mtticn of •^ouncil^.... . c7,^Sae^ L. Ace:eae r:a s: tinted
ZIaltriet1 I;.apeeto:
On motion ^Sims:. Lu; ? •h. •.. "1�•r :ay Cot. :Seim
Sr making, Veit :inn ., a in Trunk 1 �:11.1. V11 45wl3 a:orsesi :are the City
."lark eat inst:,..... to ..,tl fy th4 tiihene on^S s31e-. of .._ _ntSon of the
Counall
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': re 1r...e3 of ._. el. Nay. read one a *raved.
T'ae City Attars] v. ro:ei ..tat :r. T. .enc hal 1t.strt.._. proteeii Sa
it Brl__ .' .,seeking to aare r ctlor rest:aini city from
pros edirg vita. .`. __ ._ntiOn of so-Tal_e'i ... Tat— - ..mac over
his land and thata hearingwas ~ed on said cart..._ in oat': Court en the 14th
inst. ane the injunction denied.
Repot of the City .reaau:ar of re. _Seta an: ileb.:r eme..i for the month
of tober and re;crt of the City Clerk of reoelptaand diebnrsements for the
samelmonth were real ant ordered !fl,1.
The qucatlo. of Armory site :vr, rnir taken up ant a :ome•.:^1 o.aior. from
`:ra. Julia T. ....Sid'], se etas_ the ._.mac ..._^w:3 rr: e'.'to:s1 : the
location on South Third ,.tree. rather . athe ri h.'::- Street xdte.
n.
After acme disrussloby rep:3aentntived of the :rimrrae Club and the
tomene realirg club sad icy other cltlzene, a 1_. _. ecoy ':r. L. Simonet was
:eat, as f011owa;
4tillveter, 'inn. :toy. 14,1:21.
To the Council of the City of Stillwater;
0entlemen ;
At the time the untersignei offered to give to the City the South
'.San. Street alto for the new Armory building, we au posed that it would be im-
possible to 'score tao Third street property <hioh la designated as the
Elmore Lowell plan 43 the place for the armory. We Ire not now and never have
been opposed to the Lowell ?ark plan. If the person, she per think -he Third
street site ow be secured will agree that it shall be obtained in 10 days
from this datp,ant if obtaine1,w111 return to us the :1,COO.we paid for the
South :sin street property.we are pe:featly willing that the council may take
atepa to have the Armory board approve the Third street site. If they fail to
get the Third Street property 'within 30 days it reale. only be fair to have the
South ::atn Street site definitely determined, and all work together to make it
a beauty arot which the ar:hite:t says can. 5e acre.
- L Simonet.
Major Chester S. Nilson, then asked that 3C days. time be giver. to raise funds
to purchase the South Third Street site which la to be denigrated ma a oar
memo:3al,
And upon motion of Councilman ::ulnas the request of 30 lays was
granted to raise sufficient furls to purchase soil property and grade the
same tc street level and al;o to reimburse the people the ..2CCC pail for the
South :Lain street site.
en motto:- of Councilor Lo'ber the City attorney was instructed to
notify the `:orthern St':tes :o:ver Co., that from and after jr. i,197e,the
rates for fuel gas is the City of Stillwater wage be related to :1.40 with
a 10( re.uction if 51111 are paid on or 3e_fcre the 1Cth of each month, and.
the City attorney was inatr.:etci to prepare the reentry resolutions ant
preaent the same at the next real:1%r meeting.
r,rranty deed :roc Herman L. .::arise:: and Edmund "±ohelxon and wives
:o the City of :; t11tr, ter,coveri-.g t . :tilt of land pu:ohasei by L. Simonet
et. al for an armory alto wa 1:3aen-el :all on ,tier ce Councilman Laamera
the Sam^ 'sad a—opeei sod the City Clete ....as ins:r^ttei to have the seise
plaiei of record in the offica of ..... :e;Sate. of _ eta of St. shinten County.
Resolution Aireutl ;: i of a a -.uly adopted.
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Council Room,
Stillwater,Minn. Dec. 6th 1921.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by ?resident Smithson.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held Nov. 15th and 28th read and approved.
psw Communication from the Metropolitan Roofing and Cornice Rorks,enelosinv
a personal ten year guarantee on the roof of the Library building repaired by
them,under oontraot, and requesting the City to release the Hartford Accident
& Indemnity Company ,from the guarantee contained in their bond.tated Oot. 5,
1921, and on motion of Councilman Lammers the personal guarantee of the
sail Roofing Company was accepted and the Bonding Company released from the
Guarantee.
The City Attorney reported that the Dispriet Court had confirmed the
award made by the Commissioners in the matter of the condemnation proceedipgs,
City of Stillwater vs Edward Rehring, for the bath house grounds at the eolith
end of Lily Lake,
Mr, Edward Rehring was present wit, his attorney Ura Bar{ g1a guppydrOf
and stated that !r. Rehring would now give to the City of stfIlwa erntbe-fraos.
of land so condemned for bath house purposes for the sum of $717.30 ,the City
to pay all other' expenses connected therewith, as ordered by the Court,snd
upon motion of Councilman Loeber the offer was accepted and the City Council
decided to aooept a lead of sail premises upon the conditions above recited.
Upon motion o' Councilman Murphy a Soft Drink License was granted to
A. F. Bieging at the corner of Olive & Greeley street,.
Report of City Clerk of receipts and disbursements for the month of Nov.
and report of collections of the Municipal Court for the same month was read
and ordered filed.
Engineers Final Estimate for the construction of the so-called Mulberry
Street Outlet Sewer was on motion of Councilman Gaalaas approved.
Engineers partial estimate for the grading of the :�eueiok Lake road
was on motion of Councilman Murphy ac.rove:t.
As Ordinance authorizing the issue an3 sale of Local Improvement B,nds
of the City of Stillwater in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars was placed i
or its first reading and Lail over under the rule until tha next regular
meeting.
Resolution iireottrg the payment of hill; was unantmnuily adortel.
On motion o- Councilman Lar"era, 5ouncil adjourned.
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Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by ?resident Smithson.
A11 members of the Council present, except Councilman Lammers.
Meeting having been duly called for the purcose of recelvinq,spening and
considering bids for the male of the $50,00C.00 Local Improvement bonds as
advertised, Councilman Murphy moved that the Council now proceed to receive,open
and consider bids, and the following bids were opened ant real,viz;
Meralants Trust 3 Savings Hank, of S'. Pan_l,offered a premium of $950.00
bonds to bear interest at 5 1/4e per :anum.
Kalman, Wood 4 Co., of Minneapolis,offered a premium of $230.00 bonds to bear
interest at 5 1/4% per annum.
Minnesota Loan I Trust Co. of MSnnearolis,offered a premium of $25'.00 bonds
to bear interest at 5% per annum.
Minneapolis Trust Co., of Minneapolis offered a premium of $155.00 bonds to
bear interest at 5% per annum.
Bells -Dickey Co., of Minaeapolia,offered a premium of $575.00 bonds to bear
interest at 5: per anrum.
Wells -Dickey Co., being the beet bidder, Councilman Murphy offered a
resolution accepting the bid of Wells -Dickey Co.for said bonds, which resolution
was upon roll call unanimonaly adopted.
Council' adjourned.
Attest; // / Mayor.
City Clerk.
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Council Room,
Stillwater,Mirn. rec. 20, 1221.
Regular Meeting.
Meeting palled to order by ?resi'.ant Smithson.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held Dec. 6th and 13tb read and approved.
Communication from L. Simonet et. al, requesting that the Council decide on
the location of the Armory at this meotirz,waa read, and after a lengthy discussion
Councilman Murphy moved that the South 'Main Street site as presented to the City by
L. Simonet and his associates be decided as the site for the new Armory.
0n notion of Councilman Gaalaas a Soft rrink license was granted to August
Peterson at tro. 207 No. Third St.
Acceptance signed by the Northern States Power Co., of the terms of the
Resolution passed by the City Ceunoil on Nov. 28, 19'l,aas read and ordered filed.
Report of City Treasurer for the month of Nov. read and ordered filed.
An Ordinance authorizing the is<,ue and sale of Local Improvement Bonds of
the City of Stillwater in the amount of $50,000. was placed on its second reading
and read and amended section by section, ter, the chair put the question,Shall this
Ordinance Fame, and'upon roll call it was unanimously adopted.
Resolution directing the ;:anent of bills was duly adopted.
Council adjourned.
Attest; �G7A+o,�G/ eaeete-vc//
City Clerk
Mayor
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