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Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and
was on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz, meeting adjourned.
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. January, 2, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular fleeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on December, 5, 1939
read and approved. On motion of Councilman Lipner license for "OFF" sale of
3.2 beer was granted on the second reading of the application to Forrest
Meister at 804 North Fourth street.
On motion of Councilman Krueger licenses for "ON" and
"OFF" sale of 3.2 beer were granted to Mrs. J. E. O'Rourke at 209 South
Main Street.
On motion of Councilman Krueger an "OIi" sale liquor
license for a club was granted for the year 1940 to the Elk's Club at
110 South Main Street.
On motion of Councilman Simonet application of Jack W.
Jewell for a license for two pool tables at 332 South Main Street was
refused.
On motion of Councilman Simonet Soft Drink licenses for
the year 1940 were granted to the following
Clayton heeds at south Second & Chestnut Sts.
Jack W. Jewell at 332-south Mein St.
David Wilson at 124 North Main St.
Harrison Grove at 313 East Chestnut St.
Ernest A. Marlow at 230 South Ma in St.
John M. Ertle at 224 South Main St.
George +'obertson at 807 North Fourth St.
George Robertson at 628 "West Olive St.
George E. Burger at 317 South Main St.
Inez Janina at central Hotel
John Thompson at 207 North Second St.
Olen Deske at 201 North Second St.
Reuben A. Olson at 304 North Main St.
Lowell J. Cadd at Brown's Creek Tavern
Elk's Lodge at 110 Aouth Main St.
St. Croix Drug Co. at South Main St.
Vern Monty at 212 south Main St.
John i', Klatt at 232 East Myrtle St.
Carlson & Olson at 101 North Owens St.
Everett Kalk at 232 South pain St.
Hope Stewart at 212 North Main St.
Forrest Meister at 804 North Fourth St.
John Lustig at 920 West Olive St.
;Darren J. Murphy at 225 ,sast Chestnut St.
Richard F. Kaiser at 221 South Liain St.
Victor Berglund at 102 North Main St.
Paul Vitze at 117 Most Churchill St.
Norman E. Salverson at 224 Wes. Laurel St.
Carl Meister et 112 horth Main St.
Janes L. Gardner at 123 West Myrtle St.
Mrs. J. E. O'Rourke at 209 South Liain St.
Mrs. Oscar Luhman at 315 South Third St.
rred ',;eiss at 901 South Fourth St.
John ':,urns at 1003 south Third St.
baiter L:avnuson at 231 Last Myrtle St.
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Andy Sjoholm at S08 mast Chestnut St.
Anna Gelber at 1112 sixth Ave. So.
at 603 "est Churchill 'o t.
Leo Kennedy Raymond Marlow at 517 North Owens st.
Fercy Sheppard at 215 North aillinm st.
Louis F. Garavalia at 402 South Main St.
Floyd's Coffee Shop at 229 Last Chestnut St.
Barry Barnholdt at 302 south Main St.
Morris Grotto at Union Depot Cafe
ber, 1939 and
Report
the City Clerkyfore asurer the month offor hDecember, e month f1939,mwere presentedand
of
after examination by the Council on motion of Councilman Linnet were
accepted and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman Moritz contract u Sutton
ordered
for snow plowing for the season of 1939- 39-e1940ewastapmoved sad prove wan authorized
filed. On motion of Councilman and directed to advertise for bids for the official printing for the
City for the year 1940, bids to be returnable at the next regular meeting
on February. 6, 19400on of Councilman Linnet the City Treasurer was
thesert Babe s d in of large theEer sheets at a cost ownership of all realfabout property 9in tthe
these to be used in bringing
City up to date.
Roy Cates who statedOthat he rdinance represented to abnumber oedtbut
painters asked if the Fainter s egoing
no action was 4tdelegation appeared requesting that the so-called sorth
Martha Street sewer be extended one more block on North 'iilliam street
north of Sycamore Street and they were instructed to present a petition
covering same at the next regular meeting. Countywould each
Mayorernexta stated that the committee from the Council
had agreed with the County Board that the City and
pay for half of the coal for the N.Y.A. at the Greeley School at nd that
the City would pay for it and bill the Cou t for each ptheireir halfff atfthe
end
of the season and the City and County w
expense of the Unemployment Compensation Office which expenses are supposed
Moritz both these actions were approved.
to be rent, phone and lights, the total rent to be 530.00 per month
._. and on motion of On motion of Councilman Moritz it was decided to have the
tax levy for City purposes collectible in 1940 set at an amount that would
make the total tax rate on non -homestead 161 mills.
The City Clerk read a copy of a letter from 'Billion i.ioelter
which copy was presented to theCity
Clerk on clerk on December, 6, 19399about an
accidentunto his gabeing thaththeio original of the letter was presented to
the understanding being
the School Board. against
The City Attorney reported about the two suits against the
City that of Inez Janina vs City ofaStillwater
atered and the suit of X
de CarleyyssCityYof Stillwater
David Tozer which had been
Gertrude Carley vs City of Stillwater and r had broken
settled by David Tozer.
'.r Fire Chief McGann reported that Fireman Murphy
a bone in his hand but that he was able to he on light duty and was
assisted by the other firemen.
The City Attorney read a resolution settingthe salary of
1940,
the City hngineer at v235.00 per month effective January, 1,
which resolution was, on roll call unaminously adopted.
The City Clerk read a resolution authorizing the issuance
of certificates of indebtedness in the sum of f Q32,000.00whichrtootto ake a was,
up
the same amount that were due December, 31, r the issuance
on roll call unaminously adopted.
The City Clerk read a resolution authorizing
of new certificates of indebtedness in the amount oi• 416,000.00 which
resolution wasd.
, on rollall y bills was read and was,
on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Morita meeting adjourned.
Mayor
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. February, 6, 1940. 7.30P.S..
Regular bleating;
leeting called to order by Vice President Linner as
/resident erodeen was absent. President
All members of the Council present except
3rodeen.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on January, 2, 1940
read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Krueger licenses for "OR" and
"OFF" sale of 3.2 beer were granted to Olenmore Reske at 201 North
Second Street. ._
On motion of Councilman Moritz Soft Drink licenses were
.:ranted to E. Oredson at 201 South Main street and to Stevenson and
'Edwina at 224 West Laurel Street.
Application of Stevenson & ldwins for license for "0FF"
sale of 3.2 beer was, on account of being in the,residential district
automatically laid over to the next regular meeting.
On motion of Councilman Moritz application of Jack W.
Jewell for licenses for two pool tables at 332 mouth Main Street
was rejected.
A petition for a sewer in sixth avenue south from
zurlington to Orleans street and 100 feet up Marsh Street as a W.P.A.
project was read and on motion of Councilman Moritz was referred to
the City Engineer to make a survey and report back as soon as possible.
A petition for the establishing of a 01ty Rest Room
signed by 55 women of Bayport was read and on motion of Councilman
Moritz was laid over to the next regular meeting.
A petition for the extension of the sewer on North
William Street between Sycamore and Moore streets presented by
Clarence R. Brandt was read and the City Engineer stated that this
matter will be brought up at the next regular meeting.
A letter from Miss Alice R. Murdock to Mayor 3rodeen
tendering her resignation as a member of the Library Board was read
and on motion of Councilman Simonet the resignation was accepted and
the City Clerk was instructed to write Miss Murdock thanking her on
behalf of the Council for the long and faithful service that she has
rendered on the Library hoard.
Vice President Linner stated that .Mayor 3rodeen had
appointed Mrs. Roy F. Johnson to fill the vacancy on the Library board
by the resignation of Miss Murdock and on motion of Councilman ioritz
this appointment was approved.
There was only one bid in for the official printing of
the City for the year 1940, that bid being from :-easton-Masterman Co.
and on motion of Councilman Moritz this bid was accepted and the proper
officers were instructed and directed to enter into a contract covering
same.
Mr. A. D. Peterson presented two petitions that were read,
one for a sewer in west Maple Street west of Owens Street and the other
for a sewer in West Laurel Street west of Owens street and on motion of
Councilman Arueger both these petitions were referred to the City Engineer.
Annual reports for the year 1939 of the Water Board,
Library, Firemen's Relief Trust Fund and of receipts and disbursements
of the City Treasurer were presented and on motion of Councilman blmonet
were accepted and ordered filed.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of December,
1939 end report of the City Clerk for the month of January, .xwere
presented and na after examination by the Council on motion of
Councilman Moritz were accepted and ordered filed.
The City Clerk presented his Annual deport for the year
1939 and on motion of Councilman Simonet the City Clerk was authorized
and directed to advertise for bids for printing five hundred (500)
copies of this report in pamphlet form and for one publication in the
newapaper bids to be returnable at the next regular meeting to be held
on March, 5, 1940 at 7.30 F. M.
On motion of Councilman Moritz Mir. J. Hamacher was
appointed to audit the books and records that are to be audited during
the year 1940 of the Slater uoard, adbrary, School District and for the
City.
The City Clerk read the annual report of the Chief of the
Fire Department for the year 1939 and on motion of Councilman Krueger
it was accepted and ordered filed.
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On my of Councilman e1,Moritz 000.00the from Sty theClerk Generala Fundto
Entry to make a Journal y to transfer
the Hecreationd.
TeCity Engineer preset ntedl(hiseation Annualp+eport as Building
inspector for the year 1969 and stated he will have further reports at
the next regular meeting. Court on the second
The City Attorney stated that the District
MondaNNinianuary approved the Annual Report of the 'Trustees of the Firemen's
Relie , d for the year 1939.
The City Attorney also stated that he is holding the check for
4707.00 which is the final payment by the City for the purchase of eioneer
Park as there are some back taxes on the property and on motion of Councilman
Simonet the City Attorney was authorized to turn thii check over to the
li Stillwater Association and the City will try and get the back taxes abated.
The City Attorney read reolution
resolution was, setting
the
salary
roll
of the
City Assessor for the year 1940 at vl,00000
call unaminously adopted.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was on
roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned.
City Clerk
2-6-1940
Vice President
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. March, 5, 1940. 7.30 F. M.
Regular :Meeting;
:fleeting culled to order by President urodeen.
A11 members of the eouncll present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on February, 6, 1940
read and approved.
On motion of Councilman .•ioritz license for "OFF" Sale of
3.2 beer was granted, on the second reading of the application, to
Stevenson & ndwins at 224 'West Laurel Street.
0n motion of Councilman Krueger the contract with haston-
Masterman Co. for the official printing for the City for the year 1940,
which contract was drawn up by the City Attorney, was accepted and ordered
filed.
Mere was only one bid in for printing 500 copies of the
Annual Report for the year 1939 in pamphlet form and one publication in
the newspaper that bid being from the Gaston- Masterman Bo. of 08.50
and on motion of Councilman nrueger this bid was accepted. n�urdock
The City Clerk read a letter from Miss :lice H.
thanking the Council for the resolution they passed commending her work
as a member of the Library 3oard from which she recently resigned.
Report of the City treasurer for the month of January,
1940 and report of the City Clerk for the month of February, 1940
..- were presented and after examination by the Council on motion of
Councilman Moritz were accepted and ordered filed.
The City Gnr,ineer rend a resolution in regard to nn
extension of the sewer in Lorth 'William otreet and setting a time for
the hearing on same which resolution was, on roll call, unruninously adopted.
The City .%nginecr presented a statiscal report covering
the River Terminal from the tine it was constructed in 1929 to date, and
also a report covering the activities of the utreet :epnrtment for the
veer 1939.
The City Lngineer rend a second resolution approving plans
for prinklinr Districts :•umbered 14 end 17 for the year 1940, which
resolution was, on roll call, unnminously adopted.
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_ne City Lncineer read a third resolution determining the
territory of Sprinkling !districts number 14 and 17 For 1940 which resolution
was, on roll call, unaminously adopted.
The City o.ngineer read a fourth resolution in regard to a o
prcposed sewer in Sixth Avenue .aouth and part of oast Marsh Street and
setting a time for hearing on same, which resolution was, on roll call, ei
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unaminously adopted. ri
The City Attorney stated that in looking into the title on
of Pioneer Fork he found that two small pieces of this had reverted to 0
the State p^t that they could be purchased for 910.00 and he read a o N
resolution m'vering this matter, which resolution was, on roll call o2
unaminously adopted.
The City Attorney stated that the County Auditor had n,�
asked him to bring before the Council the matter of waiving the Local ,yo,
Assessments against lots thirteen (13) and fourteen (14) in Block One (1) .4h
of Churchill's Addition and on motion of Councilman Simonet it was decided a C
not to waive these assessments. o
W. A. Bastion made a report of the activities of the N
-Municipal Band for the year 1939 and stated that the Band needed a Sass o
horn and that he knew where a new one could be purchased that ordinarily op
retails for 9260.00 for v160.00 if it is bought by the last of *pril but 0iri
no action was taken on this. -teat Room >'�
On motion of Councilman doritz the petition for a o
that had been read at the February, 6th, meeting was laid ever. a o
After some discussion about a Purchasing Committee and
on motion of Councilman Simonet President Brodeen appointed Councilmen a
Moritz and KruResolutionCity
directing �tthelpayment ofCity
billsClerk
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and was,
on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned to March,
26, 1940 at 7.30 F. M.
Attest
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. March, 26, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on March, 5, 1940
read and approved. On motion of Councilman Moritz license for "OFF" Sale of
3.2 beer was granted to Krueger Meat Company at 126 North Main Street„ "
On motion of Councilman Moritz licenses for ON and OFF
sale of 3.2 beer and. for soft drinks was granted to Irean Toothman at
209 South Main Street.
A letter from Allan A. Connell Jr. making application for
the position of City Milk Inspector in case the City should need one was
read but no action was taken.
A letter from Father Richard Simmer of St. Marys Church,
requesting more light on South Fifth Street between Pine and Olive Streets,
was read and on motion of Councilman Moritz the City Engineer was directed
to have one more light installed wherever It is most necessary.
A petition for tarvia on Hancock Street between Fourth
Street and Sixth Avenue South and also another petition for tarvia on North
Third Street from School Street to the ravine, were read and both these
petitions were referred to the City Engineer to be brought up later on
when the tarvia program for 1940 is discussed.
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Councilman Krueger stated that Morris Crotto had requested a higher
watt light put in place of the one that is there near his place, the Union
Depot Cafe on Water Street and on motion of Councilman Simonet the City
Engineer was instructed to look into the matter.
There were no objectors on the hearing on Sprinkling Districts
Numbered 14 and 17 for the year 1940 and the City Engineer read a resolution
to proceed with the work on those two Sprinkling Districts which resolution
was, on roll call, unaminously adopted.
There was some discussion on the proposed sewer extension in North
William Street and it was decided to pass the resolution to proceed with
this work, at the regular meeting to be held on April, 2, 1940 at 7.30 P.M.
providing the Water Board will make arrangements to put in the water.
There was much discussion, both pro and con, regarding the proposed
milk ordinance and this matter was laid over to the next regular -meeting to
be held on April, 2, 1940 at 7.30 P. M.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. April, 2, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brcdeen.
A11 members of the Council present except Councilman Simonet.
Minutes of the meeting held on March, 26, 1940 read and
On motion of Councilman Krueger the following applications
for 3.2 beer licenses were granted providing they pay the fees for same
before the licenses are issued;
Clayton Needs for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 154 South Second Street
George E. Burger for "0N" sale only at 317>South'Maim-Strset
Jack W. Jewell for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 332 South Main Street
John R. Klatt for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 232 East Myrtle street
Ernest Marlow for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 230 South Main Street
Morris Crotto for "0N" and "OFF" sale at Union Depot Cafe
Walter E. Magnuson for "0N" sale only at 106 South Main Street
Elk's Club for "0N" sale only at 110 South Main Street
The following applications for 3.2 beer licenses were read
and were, on account of being in the residential districts automatically
laid over to the next regular meeting;
R. A. Marlow for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 517 North Owens Street
Fred Weiss for "ON" and "OFF" sale at 901 South Fourth Street
Leo Kennedy for "OFF" sale only at 603 oat Churchill Street
L. J. Nolan for "OFF" gale only at 1112 south Fourth Street
^�^ Percy Sherrard for "OFB" sale only at William & North Streets.
A petition for Tarvia on North street between William
and Everett Streets was read and on motion of Councilman %aoritz was referred
to the City Engineer to be brought up later when the tarvia program for
1940 is discussed.
On motion of Councilman Moritz renewal of license for one
year for a Pop Corn wagon on the streets was granted to George Goutsos.
On motion of Councilman Moritz renewal of Bowling Alley
license for one year was granted to George E. Burger at 319 south Main Street.
approved.
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4-2-1940
Report of the City 4treasurer for the month of eebruary,
1940 and report of the City Clerk for the month of March, 1940, were
presented and oumtt after examination by the Council, on motion of
Councilman Moritz were accepted and ordered filed.
The City Clerk presented'.J. Hamacher's report of audit of
the City books and records for the fiscal year ended December, 31,"1939,
and read the main part of this report and on motion of Councilman
Linnet was accepted and ordered filed. "
A petition for -a sewer in Owens Street between laurel and
Wilkin Streets was read and on motion of Councilman Moritz was referred
to the CityEngineerfor him to make -"a survey ,of same.
On motion of Councllman'.Moritz renewaloflicense for nine
Sool tables for one year was granted to R. F. Raiser at 221 South Main
treet.
The City Engineer reported that .the Northern states Power
Co. had installed one light at Fifth & Oak Streets asperFather Riobard
Simmer's request read at the last meeting and that"they had exchanged
the 400 C.P. are light between Myrtle & Chestnut Streets on Water Street
with their new type of light.
Regarding the proposed extension of the sewer in North William
Street the City Engineerreported that the Water Hoard had agreed to install
the water there and "he then read a resolution covering this matter, which
was, roll call, unaminously adopted.
Thiswas the time for the hearing on the propoeed im sewer
in Sixth Avenue South and the City Engineer -stated that the water Board'
had not yet "made a decision as to whetherthey would put'.the waterin there
and on motion of Councilman "dinner it was decided to defer action'on this
to some later date. .
The City Attorney read a resolution allowing the First National
Bank to substitute some more U. S. Votes in the amount of"028,000.00 for the
U. S. Notes that had been put up as security collateral for deposits,.. as
these were due on March, 15, 1940, which resolution was, onroll ball,
unaminously adopted.
The City Attorney read a letter from the Continental Illinoi
Trust Co. in which they requested a 05.00 fee twice a year when the interest
on the Local improvement bonds were due, and on motion of Councilman Krueger
the City Attorney was instructed to write them that the Council refuses to
pay any fee in addition to the interest.
Kelvin Bacon made a request to have the Elm Street sewer
extended from the point where it comes into Owen Street up to hie place,
and that he would be willing"to pay for the coat of the materials, wbicb
the City Engineer estimated:.would come to approximately $100.00`and on:
motion of Councilwman Lipnerthis matter was referred to'the'City Engineer
to make a survey and also find Pout if.'W.P.A. labor would be available :
There -was some discussion' about improvements to North Main
Street north of Myrtle Street,"lnc u%4�ii�nn�gg the sidewalks at. Main :& Myrtle
Streets and on motion of Cotincilman'tfd`City Engineer wasSnstructed' to:
make a survey of this and bring;3n 'A report as soon as convenient.
The City Clerk reported'.in.regard to disbursements for. the
first three months of 1940, from January,'.1,-to"April,:l, and that'no
department had:run' over the"budget set:for:1940, during. that "time" with:
one exception, that being the "Recreation Fund,", there having been $i000.00
set in the-budget:for 1940 for the.Recreation rund and that"$552.40 dt ""
that amount had been spent to date," and 'on motion" of Councilman' Linnet
the City:Clerk was instructed anddirectedto write the Reoreation'-
Commission calling their .attention -to'. these facts and "telling them that
the Connell 'is"going to adhere strictly to the budget "setfor the year
1940 and that no more money inaddition to the amount cited above can
be appropriated for the Recreation Lund for 1940.
On motion of_Councilman Moritz the City Attorney made the
first reading ofthe proposed Milk Ordinance.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and
was, on roll call, unaminously Adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. April, 9, 1940. 5.00 P.M.
Meeting of Purchasing Committee;
Present were Councilman Moritz and Councilman Krueger,
City Sngineer Abercrombie and Purchasing Agent MCGlilin.
Bids on the furnishing of materials for the extension of
the sewer in North William Street were opened and read from Bluff
City Lumber Co. and Consolidated Lumber Co. and the bid of the Bluff
City Lumber Co. being the lowest bid, was accepted.
The City Engineer waa authorized to purchase about 800
gallons of tarvia, which Se needed at once at a price of about 490,00
and he was also authorized to get the two tractors fixed up at a total
coat of about f340.00.
W. H. Bastien stated that he Gould secure a Bass Horn for
the Hand, regarding width he had stated at the March, 5th, meeting
that he could purchase for 4180.00 that he could now secure a Bass horn
just as good as the one above referred to for 4100.00 but action on
this matter
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matter. to get the sentiment of the
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. May, 7, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Meeting: Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on April, 2, 1940
and of the meeting of the Purchasing Committee held on April, 9, 1940
read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Moritz licenses for the sale
of 3.2 beer were granted, on the second reading of the applications
to the following;
R. 4. Marlow for "ON" and "OFF" sale at 517 North Owens Street
Fred Weise for "0N" and "OFF" sale at 901 South Fourth Street
LeL.oJ Nolan for "OFF" sale only sale onlat 603 WChurchillest
Kennedy for at 1112SouthFourthStreet
street
Percy Sherrard for
ori"OFF" sale "csaleson r atNWilliam
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On motion of Councilm
were granted to
John M. Ertle at 224 South Main street
Carl W. Meister at 112 North Main Street
Harry Barnholdt at 302 South Main Street
Applications of Ray A. Thompson at North Fourth & Wilkin Street and of
Harry Nleinschnitz at 826 South Fourth Street for "OFF" sale only of
3.2 beer were presented and on account of being in the residential
district were automatically laid over to the next regular meeting.
A lSecoondfStr etasieaanndd Citohell ommercialsAve. supposedg 95.00 etoes to her
have been
building at
caused by the Fire Department, was read, and on motion of Councilman
Moritz, this was rejected.
A petition for extension of the sewer on St. Croix Ave. was
read and on motion of Councilman Krueger was referred to the City
Engineer. Street between MulberryA petition for tarvia on Greeley
Street and the ravine was read and on motion of Councilman Linner
was placed on file to be taken up later when the tarvia program for
1940 will be discussed.
A letter from the Nurses Club favoringLtthetooplaced
the proposed milk
ordinance was read and on motion of Councilman
on file. C Dairy
of W. N. Peterson for position of City
Inspector was read and on motion of Councilman sinner was ordered
placed on file.
Dr. Haines report on Lorraine Berg, recommending that she
be tto the he recommendation Sanatorium
approved.
and on motion of Councilman
Limner this
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A petition requesting the removal of the estop Signs at Owen & U
"ilkin streets was read and on motion of Councilman Simonet was laid
over to the next regular meeting.
On motion of Councilman arueger permission was granted to
George E. Burger to remove his "ON" sale 3.2 beer license from 318
South Water Street to 317 South Main Street.
A petition for a sidewalk from the Old Prison Site to
Brown's Creek was read and on motion cf Councilman .hrueger was laid
over to the next regular meeting.
Letters from the Washington County Medical Society and from
the Parent- Teachers Association favoring the proposed milk ordinance
were read and on motion of Councilman Moritz were ordered placed on file.
A letter from the American Legion- coat No. 48, recommending
the appointment of Robert Ludwig as Life Guard at the Legion Bathing
Beach for the coming season, was read, end on motion of Councilman
Linner it was decided to employ Robert Ludwig for that position at the
same salary as last year.
Application of William T. Curley for position of "Sty Dairy
Inspector was read and on motion of Councilman Moritz was ordered placed
on file.
There was only one biu on water sprinkling for Spr. Dist. No.
14 for the season of 1940, that bid being from Patrick Hurley and on
motion of Councilman Simonet this bid was accepted and the proper officers
of the City were authorized and directed to enter into a contract with
Patrick Hurley covering same.
There were two bids for furnishing tarvia for the coming season,
from the Barrett Co. and Koppers Co. end on motion of Councilman Linner
the bid of the Koppers Company, being the lowest bid was accepted, and the
proper officers of the City were authorized and directed to enter into a
contract covering the matter.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of March, 1940, and
report of the City Clerk for the month of April, 1940, were presented and
after examination by the Council on motion of Councilman Moritz were
accepted and ordered filed.
Chief McGann stated that firemen. Neldberg was still in the
hospital and he could not tell when Neldberg would be able to come back
to work and on motion of Councilman Simonet this matter was laid over to
the next regular meeting.
Mayor Brodeen stated that Commander Lotthad told him the
platform at the:Legion Bathing Beach needed to be repaired. and on motion
of Councilman Linner it was decided to have this repaired at a.cost of
approximately 435.00.
On motion of Councilman Moritz it was decided to charge
every one that visits Pioneer Park on Sundays or holidays twenty five
cents per table for one and one half hours time.
On motion of Councilman Moritz the salary of the caretaker
for Pioneer Park for the coming season was set at 475.00 per calendar
month.
On motion of Councilman Simonet Mayor Brodeen was authorized
to give a resolution to Mr. James W. O'Brien that the City Council
approves the stamp plan to assist in the distribution of surplus
commodities.
On motion of Councilmen Linner it was decided to advertise
for bide for the purchase of a new light car for the Police Department,
bids to be returnable at the next regular meeting on June, 4th.
After much discussion both pro and con of the proposed milk
ordinance on motion of Councilman Krueger the second reading of this
proposed ordinance was postponed to the next regular meeting to be held
on June, 4th.
Mr. Brown and Mr. Kuhlman requested the Council to vacate
Second Avenue South between St. Louis Street and Burlington Street and
on motion of Councilman Linner the City Attorney was instructed to
draw up the necessary papers to comply with their request.
The City Engineer presented his assessment roll covering
Local Improvement No. 41 and on motion of Councilman "rueger this
assessment roll was approved and the City Clerk was directed to have
a notice published setting a date for hearing on same.
The City Engineer read a resolution to approve plans for
construction of new curbs, sidewalks and driveways on part of North
Main Street, Commercial Avenue and West Laurel Street which resolution
was on roll call, unaminoisly adopted.
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On motion of Councilman Linner the City Clerk was authorized
to make the following Journal Entries for the difference between the
coat and. the assessment rolls of the various projects.
Permanent Improvement Fund
To
Loc. Imp. No. 35
Permanent Improvement Fund
TO
Loc. Imp. No. 36
Loc. Imp. No4, 67
To
Permanent Improvement Fund
Permanent Improvement Fund
To
Loc. Imp. No. 38
Permanent Improvement Fund
To
Loc. Imp. No. 39
Permanent Improvement Fund
To
Loc. Imp. No. 40
General Fund
To
Spr. Dist. No. 14-1938
General Fund
To
Spr. Dist. No. 16-1938
General Fund
To
Spr. Dist. No. 14-1939
General Fund
To
Spr. Dist. No. 16-1939
205.95
84.57
140.69
110.32
65.14
135.47
175.15
1318.36
190.48
2014.28
205.95
84.57
140.69
110.32
65.14
135.47
175.15
1318.36
190.48
2014.28
The City Clerk read a resolution nuthorizing the Park
Commission to employ labor for the coming season which resolution
was, on roll call, unaminously adopted.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and
was, on roll call, unaminodsly adopted.
On motion of Councilman 4oritz meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. May, 28, 1940. 7.60 P.N.
Special meeting;
Meeting called to order by President, Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called to act on the proposed sidewalk
improvements on North Main Street, Commercial Avenue and "eat Laurel
Street as this was the tine set for the hearing on same.
No one was present to make an objection against the
proposed improvements.
The City Engineer read a resolution to proceed with the
work on this project, which resolution was, on roll call, unaminoualy
adopted.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
Mayor
City Clerk
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. June, 4, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on May, 7, 1940 and
of the special meeting held on May, 28, 1940, read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Simonet licenses for "OFF" sale
of 6.2 beer were granted on the second reading of the applications to
Ray A. Thompson at North Fourth & Wilkin Streets and to
Harry aleinschnitz at 826 South Fourth Street
On motion of Councilman Linner licenses wwre granted to Katherine Mihoa
for "ON" and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer and for Soft Drinks at the Tourist
Cafe at 209 South Main Street, to Andy Sjoholm for "ON" and "OFF" sale
of 6.2 beer at 308 Rest Dheatnut Street and to Everett L. Kalk for "ON"
and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer at 232 South Main Street.
A letter from Reece J. McGee with a request to buy some real
property from the City was read but no action taken on same.
A letter from the Tri "tote Window Display Service was read
and on motion of Councilman Krueger was ordered placed on file.
A letter from Foster & Utto Company was read and on motion
of Councilmen Linner was ordered filed.
A letter from R. J. Reichkitzer regarding his assessments for
Local Improvement No. 40 was read and on motion of Councilman Moritz
was laid pier to the next regular meeting.
Bide were opened and read for furnishing materials for the
proposed sidewalk improvements from Bluff City Lumber Co. and from
Consolidated Lumber Co. and on motion of Councilman 'inner bhe bid of
the Bluff City Lumber Co. being the lowest bid was accepted and the
proper officers of the City were authorized and directed to enter into
a contract covering same.
Bide for furnishing a new Police car for the Police Department
were opened and read from Stillwater Motor Co.- Lott Motor Co. and
r'riendly Valley Motor Inc. and on motion of Councilman Simonet action
on these bide was deferred to some time later at this meeting.
Contract and bond with Patrick Hurley for eater oprinkling for
1940 and contract and bond with coppers Company for tarvia for 1940,
both contracts drawn up by the City Attorney were presented and on motion
of Councilman Simonet*were approved and ordered filed.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of April, 1940 and
report of the City Clerk for the month of May, 1940, were presented
and after examination by the Rawsatonsuddl Council on motion of Councilman
Simonet were accepted and ordered filed.
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The City Engineer presented the assessment roll covering
Local Improvement No. 41 and on motion of Councilman &inner this
was confirmed and established.
On motion of Councilman Krueger the City Clerk was directed
to have a notice published that the hearing on the assessment roll that
the City LMgineer: has .:prepared for Local Improvement No. 43 will be held
at the next regular meeting on July, 2, 1940 at 7.00 P.M.
Fire Chief McGann reported that fireman Neldberg is in the
1itel Hospital in Minneapolis. and :expects to be operated on tomorrow.
The 'Petition for the sidewalk on North Main Street from the
01d Prison bite to Brown's Creek that had been postponed from the last
regular meeting was brought up and on motion of Councilman &inner Mayor
Brodeen was ;:given the power to arrange a meeting with the. Stillwater
Associationon this matter and then a committee be appointed and arrange
a meeting with the Highway Commissioner..
• The petition for the removal of the Stop Signs at Owens
and Wilkin .Streets that had been deferred from the last regular meeting
was brought up again. Councilman Krueger made a motion to have these
removed which motion was duly seconded and on a roll call vote the
motion was lost.
City Assessor Sohwalen stated that he needed some
clerical help in orddr to finish up his reports by the firat Monday
in August and on motion of Councilman &inner he was authorized to make
the beet arrangements he can to get some help.
ur. W. R. Humphrey made an objection to the proposed
sidewalk improvements on North Main Street and Commercial Avenue, principally
on Commercial Avenue and on motion of Councilman &inner this matter was
laid on the table till the next regular meeting to give the Council a
chance to look the project over.
After some discussion pro and con regarding the second
reading of the proposed milk ordinance on motion of Councilman Lipner
the second reading of thla proposed ordinance was postponed to the next
regular meeting on July, 2, 1940 at 7.30 P. M. and also it was decided
to have a Special Meeting in the Council Chamber on June, 11, 1940 at
7.00 P. M. with every one concerned for the sole purpose of talking this
over.
The City Engineer stated that he had the lights turned
an in the white way at Lowell Park and Mulberry point on June, let,
and figured to keep them on till October, 1st, and on motion of Councilman
Lipner this action of the City Engineer was confirmed.
The bids for the new Police Car were now again taken up
and on motion of Councilman Moritz the bid of the Friendly Valley Motor
Inc. that being the lowest bid was accepted for a 95 horse power and the
proper offieera of the City were authorized and directed to enter into a
contract covering same.
On motion of Councilman Moritz two motions that were
passed at the last regular meeting on May, 7th, were rescinded. They being
1. Granting "0N" sale 3.2 beer licenses to Carl W. Meister, John M. Ertle
and Harry Barnholdt.
2. Granting permission to George E. Burger to transfer his "0N" sale 3.2
beer license from 318 South water Street to 317 South Main street.
A letter from the League of Minnesota Municipalities
telling about the State Convention of the League to be held at Two Harbors,
Minnesota, on June, 17-18 and 19 was rg*kut no action was taken.
On motion of Councilo&i c e.0 ensation Insurance with
R.W.McGarry & on Agency, which policy expires uly, let, was renewed for
one year with the McGarry Agency.
Mayor Brodeen made the following appointments for three year
terms to succeed themselves
A. W. Eleinschnitz to the Board of Water Commissioners
D. J. McCuish to the Park Commission and
Mrs. Luella Humphrey
Mrs. Margie McMillan and
Miss Jeanie Mulvey to the Library Board
and on motion of Councilman Simonet these appointments were approved.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was
on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman &inner meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber Stillwater, Minn. June 10.1940. 4.30 P.M.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All Members of the Council present.
Meeting Co vfor r an extensionn called to ofdiscuss the their option on the lease
uest of the
Industrial Contracting
of the Stillwater River Terminal.
Messrs SAra eBecker trPort
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and Messrs Prendergast Sr. And PrkkRavnsofthIndusialContring
Co. were present.
0n motion of Councilmen Moritz it was
1decdecided
Jtoyextend9the
notice of the option date on said lease from July, 1,
e to buy two
ofcoal dcase
this year,and 1f saidState
coalPrison
comesshould
waterdto Stillyears
supply
Stillwater, hente
option date of said lease is to be extended toCJul , 1, 194942, in thheprove-
e
understanding that the Industrial Contractingments at the terminal costing at least 45,000.00.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
Special Meeting;
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. June, 11, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council Present.
Meeting having been called to have an informal discussion
with all parties concerned in regard to the an proposed milk ordinance,
but no official action to be taken at this meeting.
After some diaayssionboth pz ro and con on
ddjonrondthis proposed
ordinance on motion of Councilman i
Attest;
City Clerk
Mayor
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otillwater, Minn. 'July, 2, 1940. 7.00 P. M.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COM[.MISSIONERS OF THE SINNING FUND
At a duly called meeting of the Commissioners :Jr the
Sinking Fund held on the 2nd day of July,1 40, there were present
Mayor 'rodeen and Councilmen Linner and rueger.
Councilman Limner offered the following resolution
which was duly adopted.
WHEREAS on the 1st day of August, 1940, 0,000.00
of the Terminal Wharf and Dock Bonds of the City of Stillwater, dated
August, 1, 1929, will become due and payable at the a rst Na4Y ona; Benk
of Stillwater, end
WHEREAS 1., sill be necessity for cre C_;,y of Stillwater
to provide for the payment and redemption of said tends shich '‘eo,,me due
and payable as aforesaid;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE SINKING FUND OF THE CITY OF STILL'WATER, that a warrant be made and
the same is hereby ordered drawn on the City 'Treasurer, from the Sinking
Fund of said City, to be used only for the purpose of redeeming and
paying off the said 0,000.00 bonds due August, 1, 1940, as aforesaid,
and on roll call it was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
Attest;
Councilnan
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Counci
Clerk Commissioners of the Sinking F
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. July, 2, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Erodeen.
members of the Council present. -
Minutes of the regular meeting held on June 4, 1940
end of the two special meetings held on June, 10, 1940 and June, 11,
1940 read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Moritz the following applications
for licenses were granted;
Victor Berglund for "ON" and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer at lo2 No. Main St.
David Wilson for "ON" and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer at 124 No. Main St.
Leighton D. Charlsen for SOFT DRINKS at Myrtle St. & Union Alley
Carlson Eros. for SOFT DRINKS at Second & Myrtle Sta.
Harold Chatterton for SOFT DRINKS at Main St. & Commercial Ave.
George Witti for "ON" end "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer and for SOFT DRINKS
at Brown's Creek Tavern,
Applications of Paul E. 7itze for "0N" and "OFF" sale
of 3.2 beer at 117 West Churchill St. and John Lustig for "OFF" sale
only of 3.2 beer at 920 West Olive St. were presented and on account
of being in the residential district were automatically laid over to
the next regular meeting.
On notion of Councilman Krueger permission was granted
to Ernest Marlow for a transfer of location of his licenses for ON"
and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer and for SOFT DRINKS from 230 South Main
Street to 225 South Main Street.
Contracts with the rriend1- Valley Motor Inc. for the
new rolice Car and contract with the duff City +umber moo, for materials
for street improvements, which contracts were drawn up by the City
Attorney, were presented and on motion of Councilman b'oritz were
approved and ordered filed.
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letter from D. J. ltoCuish in connection with his property at
Third Ave. So. and Burlington street was read and on motion of Councilman som
Krueger was referred to the City Engineer.
A letter from the family of James L. McGrath thanking the
Council and City Officials for flowers was read and on motion of
Councilman 'inner was placed on file. _.
Oaths of office of A. V. Hleinschnitz to the eater Board
D. J. McCuish to the ""ark Board and Jessie A.
Mulvey,
liie enA.on motioni11an
and Luella W. Humphrey to the Library presented
of Councilman Simonet were accepted and ordered filed.
Report of the City treasurer for the month of May, 1940 and
report of the City Clerk for the month of June, 1940 were presented and
after examination by the Council on motion of 'councilman Moritz were
accepted and ordered filed.
A letter from the American Legion Post No. 4B requesting that
T. 0. Patten be appointed Life Guard at the Legion Bathing Beach while
Robert Ludwig is at camp with the National "uard was readandnmotion
rmotion
of Councilman Dinner this request was granted and Mr. Patt
en to
the same salary as onswof•
Resignations of James McGann and Gust A. Swanson from the Fire
Ref
Department effective oay, 1,Jamm8s1 were read and on motion of Councilman
Simonet the resignation of �ICGann to be effective July, 1, 1940
was voted on by roll call, Councilmen Arueger, Dinner, Moritz and
Simonet voting yea and `resident Brodeen voting no, and the motion was
carried.
Councilman Lipner moved that the resignation of Gust A. Swanson
become effective November, 1, 1940 and on a roll call vote on this motion
all voted yes. y, R, Colombo was appointed
`�n motion of Councilman inner John pP
Chief of the Fire Department and on a roll call vote on this motion all
voted yea.
There was some discussion as to
how
ownstated thatwould
long Fireman
No d
should receive his salary and resident Brodeen
look into the matter and bring it up at. the next regular meeting.
The letter from fl. J.Reichkitzer that had been laid over from
the last regular meeting was read again and on motion of Councilman
Moritz it was decided to allow him 50 lineal feet off his assessment
on Local Improvement No. 40. a•-
The objection of Dr. Humphrey to the si&ewalk improvements
tht had ee
g was
onamotion bofnCouncilman Simonet itawaslaid over from tlstrd cidedegularmtot ontinue this project
andt up project
unchanged.
On the second reading of the propose milk ordinance on motion
of Councilman Simonet it was decided that any further consideration of
the proposed milk ordinance be dropped.
On motion of Councilman Linner the City Clerk was authorized and
directed to make a tournal Entry to transfer 4100.00 from the General Fund
to the Mayor's Contingent Fund. and
A letter from Wm.ounci nlnnerathiaposed natterwas laid olk n there
presented and on motion o£
table indefinitely.
The City Clerk reported on the disbursements of the City for
the first six months of 1940, From Jan, 1, 1940 to July, 1, 1940, stating
that no department had run. over the budget set for 1940 oath one exception,
that being the Recreation Fund, for which there had been set up in the
budget for 1940 an amount of 41000.00 and in the first six months of 1940
4762.00 had been disbursed from that fund leaving a balance of 4236.00.
R. F. Granquist spoke about the necessity of having two drag
lines and on motion of Councilman Linner an amount up to 425.00 was
appropriated to buy drag line equipment.
The natter of the Sclusick Lake, Lily Lake improvement was
discussed informally and it was decided to hold a opecial fleeting on
July, 16, 1940 at 7,30 P. M. to Discuss this matter.
This was the date of the hearing on the assessment aoll on
Local improvement No. 43. Mr. & Lirs. Fred Stenzel and Mrs. Henkey were
present and objected to same. On motion of Councilman Linner the assessment
roll on L-,cal Improvement No. 43 was confirmed and established.
Resolution on the death of James R. McGrath was read and was,
on roll call unaminously adopted.
esolutlon directing the payment of bills was read and was, on
roll call unaminously adopted. Moritz meeting adjourned.
On motion of Councilman
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Stillwater, Minn. July, 16, 1940. 7.30 P. M.
Special Meeting;
Meeting balled to order by President Brodeen.
A11 members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called to act on a request of Jack
Weiss in regard to improvement assessments on Dietrich Weiss Estate
covering Lots 12-13 and 14 in Block 6 of Churchill- Nelson & Slaughters
Addition for Local Improvement No. 39 and Sprinkling District No. 16
for 1939, and discuss the NoKusiek Lake- Lily Lake project.
Weiss requested that he be allowed to make the payments
on Sprinkling District No. 16 for 1939 in three annual payments and
on Local Improvement No. 39 in five annual payments, as this was the
way the payments on these projects had been set up but that he had
overlooked making the application for this at the time the notices
were sent out and on motion of Councilman Linner his request was
granted and the City Treasurer and City Clerk were authorized and
directed to set up their records accordingly.
There was some discussion on the MOKusick Lake- Lily
Lake improvement project but no decision was reached and no action
taken.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
Attes
City Clerk
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. August, 6, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
hegular Meeting;
1'
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of the meeting of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund held on July, 2, 1940, of the regular meeting held on
July, 2, 1940 and of the special meeting held on July, 16, 1940
read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Krueger licensee were granted
on the second reading of the applications to John Lustig for "OFF"
sale of 3.2 beer at 920 West Olive Street and to Paul K. Vitze for
"ON" and "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer at 117 West Churchill Street.
On motion of Councilman Moritz licenses for "ON" and
"OFF" sale of 3.2 beer were granted to Inez Id. Janilla at the Central
lintel at second & Chestnut Streets.
On motion of Councilman Lioritz licenses for Soft Drinks
were granted to Ben R. F.cker at 231 North Main Street and to Mrs. Willard
Lorentz at 211 Met Olive Street and Junk Dealers Licenses to N. Lott
at Second & Olive Streets and to Leo alein at 220 East Mulberry Street.
Applications of Jerry R. Havens for "OFF" sale of 3.2
beer at Owen & Wilkin Streets and of Carey Bros. for "OFF" sale of 3.2
beer at Owen & Laurel Streets, were presented and were, on account of
being in the residential district, automatically laid over to the next
regular meeting.
Letters from Ohio Chemical &Lianufacturing Co. and
The Linde Air Products Jompany in regard to gas for the resuscitator
were read and on motion of Councilman Simonet were referred to the
Purchasing Committee and Fire Chief Colombo.
Two letters from the Wm. bros. Boiler & L:anufacturing
Company in regard to repairs to the boiler in the Fire Mall were read
and on motion of Councilman A -inner £ire Chief Colombo was directed to
get some estimates from other boiler manufacturers.
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A letter from the County Auditor was read which enclosed a
list of forfeited property in the City designated by the County Board
as Non -Conservation property and on motion of Councilman Linner this
list was approved.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of June, 1940
and report of the City Clerk for the montn of July, 1940, were
presented and after examination by the Council on motion of Councilman
simonet were accepted and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman Moritz the City Clerk was authorized
and directed to advertise for 100 tons or more if needed of Splint eump
coal bids to be returnable at the next regular meeting to be held on
September, 3, 1940 at 7.30 P. w.'
Fire Chief Colombo stated that they were in need of 500
lineal feet of one.and one half inch fire hose and one 15 foot section
of five inch + hard suction hose and the matter of the purchase of this
material was left to the Purchasing Committee and Fire Chief Colombo.
Rev. Carl Olson and Dick Rollins made short talks about
the Community College and on motion of Councilman Simonet 1t was
decided that a resolution be drawn up approving this project and said
resolution forwarded to Rev. Carl Olson.
President 5rod1en stated that there was a request for the
installation of a street light at Greeley and Abbott Streets and on
motion of Councilman Moritz the City -engineer was instructed to have
one installed there.
The City Clerk read a resolution to have the Council appoint
two crews of election Judges, one to serve while the polls were open
and the other after the polls close, whlch,resolutien was, on roll call
unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Linner the following Judges of
election were appointed.
First Ward- First Precinct First Ward- Second Precinct
AsingLvoting hours
Louis . Leyh
John Collins
E. M. Mosier
After voting hours
era. William Curley
Henry Huelsmann
Gertrude Gedatus
Second Ward- rfirst Precinct
During voting hours
George h. Carlson
George A. Kearney
Charles Schultz
After voting hours
Arthur Dahlquist
f$llys F.-Jones
Frank McGee
Third Ward- First Precinct
During voting hours
T.1331am Sehwalen- i,. -
Lena Janilla
Mrs. Stella McGarry
After voting hours
Hell +'rederickson
Alfred Leadholm-
L+dna Kress
During voting hours
oherm McGee
Herb nelen
lumwslS Albert Ranum
After voting hours
Della Ahl
Louis Toenskemper
Anna Knowles
Second Ward- Second Precinct
During voting hours
Pierre F'antini
Charles W. Johnson
Charles Farnham
After voting hours
Virginia nagnuson
Alfred T. Anderson
George A. Carlson
Third Ward- Second Precinct
During voting hour:
Lore. Florence hall
Mrs. John Hill
Margaret Mariana
After voting hours
Alice Lane
Bessie Mitchell
Mrs. Vetter
The City Clerk read a resolution allowing assessments on
Local Improvements No. 41 and 43 to be paid in five annual installments
which resolution was, on roll call, unaminously adopted.
desolution directing the payment of bills was read and was,
on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned.
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Stillwater, Minn. September, 3, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present. LHnutes of Aug,6th meeting read and approved.
On the second reading of the application of Jerry R. Havens
for license for "OFF" sale of 3.2 beer at Owens A wilkin Streets, on motion
of Councilman Linner this application was rejected until he applies and
pays for a Soft Drink license also, at which time both licenses will be
issued.
On motion of Councilman Moritz license for "OFF" sale of
3.2 beer„ on the second reading of the application and for Soft Drinks
were granted to Carey Bros. at Laurel A Owens Streets.
On motion of Councilman Arueger licenses for "ON" and "OFF"
sale of 3.2 beer were granted to John Thompson at 207 North Second Street
and to Harrison Groves at 313 Est Chestnut street.
Bids for furnishing coal for the City for the season of
1940-1941 were opened end read from Bluff City Lumber Co., John J. Rilty
Co., Consolidated Lumber Co. and Lawrence N. /inner and on motion of
Councilman "inner the bid of the Consolidated Lumber Co. which was the
lowest bid was accepted and the proper officers of the City were authorized
and directed to enter into a contract covering same.
A letter from the Stillwater city School Board asking for
a levy of 90,000.00 for school purposes for the present fiscal year was
read and on motion cf Councilman Simonet this was laid over until the
report of the School audit for the past year la presented.
A letter from Br. Haines reporting that Hoyt Llmqulet was
in very good physical condition was read, and on motion of Councilman "inner
Fire Chief_ Colombo's appointment of Hoyt blmquiat as a fireman was
confirmed.
On motion of Councilman vimonet it was decided that the
City appropriate the sum of w100.00 for the Lumberjack Days Celebration.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of July, 1940
and report of the City Clerk for the month of August, 1940, were presented
and after examination by the Council, on motion of Councilman Linner,
were accepted and ordered filed.
A letter from 1icolett "linic of Minneapolis was read
pd.atvrCk*PRy stsnksv.w. atw.wk.d.tw.wm in regard to A. H. Feldberg
and Fire Chief Colombo was directed to have Neldberg examined by
Dr. Haines ea to his physicial condition and if the report is favorable
to put Neldterg back to work. J. 1dcCuiah would like
City Attorney McGrath stated that D.
to have Burlington Street from Third Ave. to Second Ave. vacated and on
motion of Councilman 'inner the City Attorney was authorized and directed
to take the necessary steps to have this done and also to vacate Second
Ave, from St. Louis Street to Burlington Street, which matter had been
brought up at a previous meeting.
A delegation was present including Dutch ''ehrer, F. A.
Lehmicke and "Shoes" Junker and there was some discussion about getting
a Diamond Ball field and lights for same for next year and Hresident
Brodeen stated that he would appoint a committee from the Council to
meet with committees from the Diamond Ball Association and Recreation
Commission to discuss the matter.
The City Attorney stated that the alley that runs north
from Commercial Ave. will be up for tax sale on September, 19th, and
on motion of Councilman Moritz the City Attorney was authorized and
directed to purchase this for the City.
Resolution on the issuing of certificates of indebtedness
in the total amount of v10,000.00 was read and was on roll call, unaminously
adopted.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was
on roll call, unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned.
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Stillwater, Blinn. October, 1, 1940. 7.30 F.M. ro
Meeting called to order by President Jrodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the meeting held on September, 3, 1940 read
and approved. Junk Dealers License was
On motion of Councilman Merits a
granted to Isaac Gordon at 226 West Myrtteticens es for "ON" and "OFF"
t.
On motion of Councilman Krueger
sale of 3.2 beer were granted to Reuben A. OlsonCatsh and rtheMaat 304 North inoStreet.
Two petitions signed by D. J.
vacating parts of Burlington Street and Second gave. south were read on
which resolutions were brought up later in the memeeting.ere sating that he
Dr. Haines report on Arthur
was 0. K. for fireman service was read.
A letter from 'Catherine Athos stating that she had quit
and ordered
business at 209 South Main A petition for atsewer was rindNorth Owen Streetwasread and
was referred to the City Engineer.
On motion of Councilman Linner the Contract with the
Consolidated drawer Co. for
coal fAttorney,season
was approved and which
ordered filed.
contract was drawn up
the City Treasurer for the month of August, report
of the City Clerk for the month of September and report of the City Treasurer
of receipts and disbursements exclusive of taxes for the year ended October,
1, 1940, were presented and after examination by the Council on motion of
Councilman Krueger were accepted and ordered filed.
The City Attorney read a resolution in regard to vacating
part of Burlington Street which resolution was on roll call, unaminously
adopted.
The City Attorney read a second resolution in regard to
vacating part of Second Avenue South, which resolution was, on roll call,
unaminously adopted.
The City Attorney read a third resolution regarding the
purchase lYAvenueCity
whichthe
resolutionsale
was,the
on rollalley
call, unaminously
fromCommercial ,
adopted.
On motion of Councilman Simonet the City Attorney made
the first reading of an amended ordinance to the ordinance passed in
1930 regarding the storage of fuel oils etc.
The City Attorney read a proposed contract with the
is for oxygen
or the
aLinenddonAmotiondoft ouncilmaniLinnerlit was decidedito authorizector
ir the
execution of this contract.
On motion of Councilman Linner all the flags and flag
ixed
staffs are to beOnn up
nd either CouncilmanfMoritzrthewCitys purchased. Engineer was
authorized to strike off one lot belonging to Fred Stenzel on Local
Improvement No. 43 but the amount of his assessment to remainthetsaee e.
The City Clerk reported that the Purchasing o
held a meeting on September, 5, 1940 at 9.30 A. M. and purchased 500
feet of one,and one half inch fire hose from 11. 5. Nott Co. who were
represented by the Lott Motor Co. and 10 feet of five inch hard suction
hose from Hewitt Rubber Co. who were represented by the Thompson Hardware
Co.
The proposed budget for the Recreation Commission for the
year 1941 was submitted. Glsydon Robbins mad a talk in regard to the
proposed five year plan of the Recreation
Commimonot, ithwas decided that
ich would cost
about Q23,000.00 end on motion of Councilman
proper 4nmndoeimprovision be made to include this expenditure for recreation
on the ballot for the general election on November, 5th, putting in
the amount of money to be required.
Mr. Houck made a talk about the installation of Car-
Perk- Meters, showing the workings of the meter and stating that the
cost is y59.00 per machine, and they wo,ldhbe Cinstalley-d0atr.tnotcostlto,
t to
the City on a percentage basis of CO,�
and it was decided to hold a Special Meeting on October, B, 1940 at
7.30 F. M. to go over this matter.
The Bluff City Lumber Co. lost a check for p34.20 that
they had received from the City and payment on this cheek has been
stopped by the City Treasurer and on motion of Councilman Linner the
City 'Treasurer was authorized to issue e new check to the Bluff City
Lumber Go. for that amount.
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On motion of Councilman Moritz the following Ballot Judges
for the General Election on November, 5, 1940 were appointed
First Ward- First Precinct xiccOmattocanwpc Louis Krueger
" - Second Precinct Bella A.hl
Second Ward- rjrst Precinct J. H. kunzelman
" - Second Precinct 'Amer Bostrom
Third "yard - r'irst Precinct Henry Binker
- Second Precinct Herbert ilallin
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was,
on roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned to November,
8th, 1940w at 7.30 P.M. for the next regular meeting as the first Tuesday
in November comes on election day.
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. October, 8, 1940. 7.30 P. M.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called to discuss the parking meter
proposition that had been brought up informally at the last regular
meeting on October, 1st.
V. Willis Bloom and W. H. Hanson presented petitions
against the proposition.
Mr. George Brown, of the Graybar ,ilectric Co. explained
the workeengs of the meters.
On motion of Councilman Lipner the matter of installing
parking meters was tabled indefinitely.
On motion of Councilman Krueger, meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. October, 15, 1940. 4.30 P.
!fleeting celled to order by President 3rodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called to act on the annual
of 4500.00 to the Armory Board, the tax levy for School purposes
1941
and the wording of the refe.endum for Recreation to go on the ballot at
the General Election on November, 5th.
On motion of Councilman Moritz the annual appropriation
of 5500.00 to the Armory Soard to be paid in December, was approved.
Resolution approving a tax levy of 70,000.00 for 1941
for School purposes was read by the City Clerk which resolution, was
on roll call, uneminously adopted.
The City Attorney read a draft of the wording for the
referendum on Recreation to be placed on the ballot for the General
Election tion on Novemcil.
be, th, tion ofich was CouncilmpanrMordby the itz, meeting adjourned.
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. November, 3, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular fleeting; Brodeen.
Meeting called to order by President
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on October, 1,
and of the two special meetings held on October, Sth and October,
18th read and approved. Application of James L. Gardner for licenses foe
sale o
3.2 bee
a
Street
re presented
"ON"
and were,0on, accountfof beinar int the 3residentialefedistrict,automatically
laid over to the next regular meeting.
A letter from J. irnest Beaudet about purchasing a strip
of land adjacent to North Second Street from the City was read and
motion of Councilman Moritz President Drodeen was directed to appoint a
committee from the Council to look over the proposition. L...
Sirs. Dickinson requested the use of the Election Room in
the City Hall for Red Cross purposes and on motion of Councilman Liner,
this request was granted.
A petition was presented protesting against the vacating
of parts of Burlington Street and Second Ave. South and as there is a
public hearing on this matter at the next reruler meeting to be held on
December, 3rd, no action was necessary.
Mr. Broberg of the Division of Nmployment and Security
stated that If the City could pay for the expenses of that office direct
covering- each three months disbursements that it would then become a
permanent office, and on motion of Councilman Lim:er it was decided to
change to this method starting January, 1st, 1941.
br. Haines report of examination of Raymond 'hLaw
a stating
that he was in rood health to act ns a fireman, on motion of Councilman
Linner Fire Chief's Colombo's appointment f Raymond Law as a regular
fireman was confirmed.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of :September.
1940 and report of the City Clerk for the month of October` 1940 were
presented and after examination by the Council on motion or Councilman
Moritz were accepted and ordered flied.
5n motion of Councilman Linner the City Clerk was
authorized and directed to Hake a Journal ntry to eno P same ye tthl,ocermanent
Zmnrovamei- nd with ,,14��.G1 nnd creditY
Improvement No. 42.
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On motion of Councilman Moritz the contract with Linde Air
Products Co. for oxygen for the resuscitator was approved and ordered
filed.
On motion of Councilman Lipner it was decided in the future
to turn on the lights on the White Way at Lowell Park and at Mulberry
Point on May, 1st and turn Y: sm off:on'November, 1st.
The City itgineer presented his assessment rolls for
Sprinkling District No. 14 and Sprinkling District No. 17 and the City
Clerk was directed to publish a notice of hearing on same to be held
at the next regular meeting on December, 3rd.
On motion of Councilman Moritz it was decided to purchase
the coal for the N.Y. A. at the Greeley School for the corning season
from Tom Curtis providing the price is satisfactory.
Fire Chief Colombo stated that he had appointed William
Some as Assisstant Chief and George E. Murphy as Captain and on motion
of Councilman Lipner these appointments were confirmed.
The City Attorney made the second reading of an Ordinance
to amend an ordinance in regard to handling and storing of flamable
liquids which was adopted unaminously on a roll call vote, section by
section and when the chair put this question "SHALL THIS ORDINANCE PASS"
it was on roll call unaminously adopted.
The vote of City ballots of the ueneral Election held on
November, 5, 1940 was canvassed as follows;
First Ward Second 'Ward Third Ward
First Second ?rec. First Second First Second
Area. Frec. Prep. Free. Free Totals
For Council
Albert Y. Taylor 533 463 392 328 406 495 2617
William Moritz 414 418 345 272 358 504 2311
Burke F. Ward 342 372 299 268 181 319 1781
?or school
Directors
J. A. 5chagiegg 537 542 450 359 427 582 2697
r"' H. C. Robertson 559 542 450 364 428 586 2929
For Municipal
Judre
17m. '. Nolan 597 648 458 401 486 - 671 3261
For Spcl.
Municipal Judas
Warren-E. Maunsell 537 562 419 357 453 597 2925
For recreation
Yes 169 174 150 112 150 207 962
No 354 391 287 256 287, 386 1963
On motion of Councilman Krueger Albert J. Taylor and William
Moritz were declared elected as Councilmen, H. C. Robertson and J. A.
Schadegg as School Directors, Wm. F. Nolan as Lfunicipnl °udge, Warren E.
Maunsell as Special h;unicipal Judge and the Recreation Program proposition
WAS voted down with 962 voting yes and 1963 voting no.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was, on
roll call unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Moritz meeting adjourned to November,
26, 1940 at 7.30 P. M.
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Stillwater, 'jinn. November, 19, 1940. 4.30 P.N.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Srodeen.
All Members of the Council present except Councilmen Krueger and
Simonet.
Meeting having been called to discuss the matter
of street lighting and decorations for the Christmas holidays.
Albert J. Lehmicke Jr. requested a donation to assist the Junior
Chamber of Commerce in this project.
On motion of Councilman Moritz it was decided to
donate S100.00 plus the cost of the electricity for help on this
project.
On motion of Councilman Linner meeting adjourned.
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. November, 26, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on November, 8, 1940
and of the Special meeting held on November, 19, 1940 read end
approved.
On motion of Councilman Linner "01,7" Sale Liquor Licenses
were granted to the following, subject to the approval of the Liquor
Control Commissioner;
George E. Burger
Harry Barnholdt
John M. Ertle
Edward M. Richton
Walter E. Magnuson
Carl W. Meister
at 317 South Main Street
at 302 South Main Street
at 224 South Main Street
at 235 East Chestnut Street
at 231 East Myrtle Street
at 112 North Main Street
0n motion of Councilman Moritz the contract for snow plowing for the
season of 1940-1941 was awarded to Lyman Sutton on the same agreement
and same terms as last year and the proper offiosre of the City were
authorized and directed to enter into a contract with Lyman Sutton
covering same.
On motion of Councilman Moritz, Mary Jane (Patsy)
Hildebrandt was allowed the use of one room at the old Greeley
Sobool on Saturdays of each week in which to teach her dancing
pupils for which she is to pay M2.00 for each Saturday for rent
for same.
Resolution fixing salaries of the City Attorney and
of the City Clerk was read and was on roll call, unaminously
adopted.
The Council then took up the proposed budget for
the City for the year 1941, end went over it item for item and the
following budget for 1941 was agreed on , which is to be strictly
adhered to.
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PROPOSED BODOST FOR.1941
City Hall 400.00
Fire Department 14000.00
Police Department 14000.00
Municipal Court 2600.00
Jail 100.00
Salaries 8400.00
Street Department 20000.00
� 00
Health Department
Int.-Local Inane 1000.00
Legal Publications 10000.00350.00
Street Lights175.00
Postage & Stationery 1200.00
Fuel
Aaseesor & Supplies 700.00
Board of Equal.
Election 500.00 00
Armory Board 2000.00
Relief Bathing Beach1000.00
125.00
Official es
Auditing & Bonds
Report 200.00
Mn Legal Improvements 2000.0000
Miscellaneous 1000.00
.00
Recreation Tarvia 2000.00
Sinking Fund 8300.00
Bond Interest 4500.00
$50k0 0000..00 Bond Ieaue 7000.00
1600.00
Band Fund 1600.00
Library Fund 5000.00
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
Attest;
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28000.00
117150.00
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Stillwater, Minn. November, 28, 1940. 10.00 P.M.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINNING FUND
At a duly called meeting of the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund held on the 26th day of November, 1940, there were
present Mayor Brodeen and Councilmen Idnner and Nrueger.
Councilman Lipner offered the following resolution
which wan duly adopted.
WHEREAS, on the first day of January, 1941,
95,000.00 of the Refunding Bonds of the City of Stillwater, dated
January, 1, 1935, will become due and payable at the First National
Bank & Trust Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, together with 9722.50
interest, and
WHEREAS, it will be necessary for the City of
Stillwater to provide for the payment and redemption of said bonds,
together with the interest due on the whole of said Bond Issue of
950,000.00;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE C01WISSI0NERS
OF THE SINNING FUND of the City of Stillwater that a warrant be
made and the same is hereby ordered drawn on the City Treasurer
from the Sinking Fund of said 950,000.00 Bond Issue and interest of
said City to be used only for the -purpose of redeeming and paying
off the said 95,000.00 bonds and v722.50 interest due January,
1, 1941, as aforesaid.
0n motion of Councilman Krueger meeting
adjourned.
Mayor
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Mi:,n. November, 29, 1940. 7.30 P. M.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called to discuss end act on the
Tax Levy for City purposes collectible in 1941.
County Auditor Roy Johnson was present and stated that
the County had raised their levy for 1941 2.6 mills and the Council
decided that 1941 would bet nohigherthawould cutn for he C1940ityrwhich wasa161ate so tht hmillse aonl lnon for
homestead.
This would be as follows for 1941 levy;
State .61000 mils
County .03700 "
Schools .04400
City .07000 "
Total .16100 "
The City Clerk read a resolution setting the tax levy for City purposes
for 1941, which resolution was, on roll oall, unaminouely adopted.
On motion of Councilman Simonet meeting adjourned.
Attest;
Regular Meeting;
Mayor
Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. December, 3, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Meeting called to order by Vice -President tanner.
All members of the Council present except Pres. Brodeen.
Minutes of the Adjourned meeting held on November,
26th, of the meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, held
on November, 26th, and of the Special meeting held on November, 29th,
read and approved.
On motion of Cc mailman Krueger licenses for "ON" and
"OFF" sale of 3.2 beer were granted to James L. Gardner at No. 123
West Myrtle Street, on the second reading of the application.
Applications of Charles E. Roney at No. 224 West Laurel
Street and of Forrest Meister at No. 804 North Fourth Street for "OFF"
sale only of 3.2 beer were presented and on account of being in the
residential district, were automatically laid over to the next regular
meeting.
Louis E. Sempel made applications for "ON" and "OFF"
sale of 3.2 beer at the Bluff City Tavern at No. 402 outh Main Street,
providing that he can make arrangements to take over the place and on
motion of Councilman Simonet the licenses were granted subject to the
above provisions and Sempel to pay for the licenses if and when he can
make the arrangements.
On motion of Councilman Moritz renewal of a pool table
license for one year was granted to the Elk's Lodge at No, 110 South
Main Street and renewal of licensee for four bowling alleys for one
year to George E. Burger at No. 319 South Main Street.
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On motion of Councilman Krueger "ON SALE LIQUOR LICENSES"
for the year 1941 were granted subject to the approval of the bonds
by the City Attorney and payment of the license fees by December, 27th,
1940 to the following;
George E. Burger at 317 South Main Street
Harry Barnholdt at 302 South Main Street
John M. Ertle at 224 South Main Street
Walter E. Magnuson at 231 Eaat Myrtle Street
Carl W. Meister at 112 North Main Street
Elk's Lodge at 110 South Main Street
The license to the Elk'a Lodge being for an "ON SALE LIQUOR LICENSE"
for a club.
This was the night of the hearing on the proposed vacating
of parts of Burlington Street and Second Avenue South.
Letters from D. J. McCuish and Milton H. Kuhlman and
Carrot R. Brown in connection with same, were read.
After much discussion the City Attorney read a resolution
on the matter. Louis L. Leyh made an objhotion citing a paragraph in
the City Charter on account of all the members of the Council not
being present- (the Mayor being absent)
On motion of Councilman Krueger the vote on the resolution
was deterred to and adjourned meeting to be held. on December, loth,
1940 at 7.30 Y.Y.
A letter from Herman Piper in connection with Sprinkling
District No. 14 was read and on motion of Councilman Simonet was
ordered placed on file.
On motion of Councilman Moritz the contract with Lyman
Sutton for the snow plowing for the season of 1940-1941, whioh contract
was drawn up by the City Attorney, was approved and ordered filed.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of October, 1940
and report of the City Clerk for the month of November, 1940, were
presented and after examination by the Council, on motion of Councilman
Moritz were accepted and ordered filed.
A delegation of boys requested a little aid for their skating
rink at MOKusick Lake and on motion of Councilman Moritz the City
Engineer was authorized to furnish them some coal, lights and a few
minor items, said expense to be charged to the Recreation Fend.
On motion of Councilman Krueger the motion made at the
November, 26th, meeting to grunt Mary Jane (Patsy) Hildebrandt the
use of one room at the Greeley School was rescinded as the City
Engineer
e• gs d rhstatedlthatoheohad found
out
utAthat the School Hoard had
On motion of Councilman Krueger the assessment rolls on
Sprinkling Districts numbered 14 and 17 were confirmed and established.
Resolution to allow payments of assessments on Sprinkling
District Number 17 to be made in three installments was read and was,
on roll call, unaminously adopted.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was read and was,
on roll call, unaminously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Simonet, meeting adjourned to
December, 10, 1940 at 7.30 P.M.
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Stillwater, Minn. December, 10, 1940. 7.30 P.M.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Hrodeen.
All members of the Council present.
The main purpose of this meatts& was to vote on
the two resolutions to vacate parts of Burlington Street and Second
Avenue South. The City Attorney read a resolution to vacate part
of Burlington Street which resolution was, on roll call, unaminoualy
adopted.
The City Attorney read a second resolution to
vacate part of Second Avenue South, which resolution was, on roll
call, unaminoualy adopted.
The City Engineer presented the Assessment Roll
covering Local Improvement No. 44 and the City Clerk was authorized
and directed to publish a notice of hearing on same to be held on
the next regular meeting on January, 7, 1940 at 7.30 P. M.
On motion of Councilman Krueger meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater, Minn. January, 7, 1941. 7.30 P.M.
Meeting called to order by President Brodeen.
The City Clerk administered the oath of office to the newly elected
Councilmen Albert Taylor and William Moritz and all assumed their
seats with all members of the Council present.
MSn:tes of the regular meeting held on December, 3rd,
and of the regular adjourned meeting held on December, loth, read
and approved. On motion of Councilman Moritz licenses for "OFF" sale
of 3.2 beer were granted on the second reading of the applications to
Charles E. honey at 224 West Laurel Street and Forrest Meister at 804
North Fourth StrOn motion of Councilman Taylor Soft Drink licenses for
the year 1941 were granted to the following;
Charles E. Honey at 224 west Laurel Street
Clayton Meeds at Chestnut & Second streets
John Klatt at 232 East Myrtle Street
St. Croix Drug Co. at Lain & Chestnut Streets
Inez Janilla at Central Hotel
John Thompson at 207 North second Street
Vern & Donald Monty at 212 South Main Street
Ertle Bros. at 224 South Main Street
Carl W. Meister at 112 North Main Street
Reuben Olson at 304 North Main street
Hope Stewart at 212 Forth Main street
George E. Burger at 317 South Main Street
Ernest Marlow at 227 South Main Street
Harrison Drove at 313 cast Chestnut street
John Burns at 1003 South third street
Leo Kennedy at 603 West Churchill Street
Anne Gelber at 1112 Sixth Ave. So.
Richard +raiser at 221 South Main Street
Morris Grotto at Union Depot Cafe
Fred Weiss at 901 South Fourth Street
David Neilson at 124 North Main Street
Everett Kalk at 234 South Main Street
John Lustig at 920 West Olive street
Paul Vitze at 117 weat Churchill street
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