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Home My WebLink About1956 Resolutions• SESOINT/ON DS. 1831 Ra3)I ION 9,0,1131 3137AF:r1 C.- aNI IlsaT3 TtO3d1OF IN 3HE 517E OF 3fILIW,CEE3, alaNHOJTA. z, WaEY t r uh r m tl- a the Council of the Sty o Stillwater, held on November LZ a aCM 1, 1955, a netitlnn W&Snt•- site: to the Council nr-.ying for the vacation of certcln streets A and parts thereof including the following streets in the City of Stillwater, described .::s follows: All of North First Street lying and being South of the South line of last Ponlvr Street and the North line of East 5,1am Stre-t; =.11 of East Balsam Street lying and being E--st of the Cast line of North First Street elh the West line of North Broadway; All of Sast Spruce Street lying and being East of the Fast line of North First Street end the West line of North Broadway; All of East Junlner Street lying and being East of the East line of North ?trst Street and West of the West line of North Broadway; A11 of North Broadway lying and being South of the South thlline of I,st Ponlar Street -nd North of a point in rot the (2) Thirty-one (31), which is One hundred thirty-two and seventy-one hundredths (132.71) feet South of the Northeast corner of Block Thirty-one (31), all in Carla and Schule'nhurg's Addition to the City of Stillwater, according to the plat thereof on elle and of record li the office of the Segleter of Deeds, In anr: for 'Wash- ington "aunty, Minnesota. ,.IL SAID PETITION, unon the order of the City Council, w:.s filed in the office of the City Clerk and s:.1d Clerk was ordered to give notice by nublloation in the official nesnapect said ion had sow filedry anof the d thataty fohearingour wouldc bessive held oneks s-.ld nthe petitioneby thetCounclleattthe regul rn meeting to be held In the Council chambers In the City Hall at Stillwater at Seven -thirty o'clock P.M. on December 5, 1955, which publication has been duly made in the SI.ILLWaTEB EVENING SA'ETTE: SND WHESE;S, In accordance ante the terms of said Notice, said petition came before the Council for hearing at the regular meeting held in the Council chambers at seven -thirty o'clock P.M. on December 6, 1755, aid that said hearing was at that time continued to seven -thirty o'clock P.M. on December 28, 1955, and said hearing was at that time con- tinued to seven -thirty o'clock on January 5, 1956, and said hearing was then and there had and comnleted, and it is now the Judgment of the Council that the vacation of cer- tain of the streets described in said petition should be granted: NOW THEREFORE, BF IT ICSOL\'t) 3Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STII1W;.T83 that the following streets an narts thereof are hereby vacated absolutely and completely, to -wit: All of North 'First Street of East Ponlar Street anP All of East Ells..' Street of North First Street and A11 of East Snruce Street of North First Street and lying and being South of the South line the North line Of East Balsam Street; lying and being East of the Fast line the West Hoe of North Broadway; lying and being mast of the East line the West line of North Broadway; i.11 of East Juniper Street lying and being East of the East line of North First Street and West of the 'Jest line of North Broadway; 611 of North Broadway lying and being Muth of the South line of Sast Ponlar Street and North of a point 1a lot Two02), Block Thirty-one (31), which le One hundred thirty-two and seventy-one hundredths (132.91) tset south of the Nnrtneast corner of Block Thirty-one (31), all 1'n Caril ant lehuleabnrd's ..ddition to the City of Stillwater, accordl-iz to the plat thereof on file and of record 1n the office of the Re gister of Deeds, 1'n -nd for Washington County, 11-,ne-eta. _ IT I5 FURT'-53 9ES)13'SD 51 dd 30305IL OF THE CITY )F ST iI1'd:.TER that the 7nuncll consider the 'ore going vacation to t for the test Soberest of the development of the area affected by the va atlon of these st'eeets; that the Council Is advised that such vocation will make it nosstble to re -art -ante said streets and to construct new 'homes Sa the area affected by this Vacation and that the louhoil consider rotting such new homes unoa the tax rolls of the City adecuate consideration rn the salt vacation :'id therefore does not -rder any cash nayment to he made therefore. • • • • 711 • 4 • • Animal Hospital Wilfred Arcand al -Lateral Rose Company Lester R. Brower Bud's Standard Service Gemstone Products Co. Coast to Coast Store Easton Masterman Co. Erickson Post Co. Gilbert Gordon ^. Sherman Gordon John J. Kilty Co. John W. Kunz Linner Electric Co. Magee Hale Park-O-Meter Co. James E. McGrath Midway Foods Morton Salt Company Northern States Power Co. Northwestern Bell Telephone 3. 1. Polk Co. George T. Ryan Co. Simonet Furniture Co. St. Croix Radio & T.V. Stillwater Book and Stationery Stillwater Hardware Stillwater Insurance Co. Stillwater Machine Shop Thomnson Rardwnre Washington County Wright's Tire Service F. D. Zimmerman Passed - January ]0, 1956 Published - January 12, 1956 Attest: City Clerk RESOLUTION NO. 1911 continued IT I` ?UR'T9::R REUNITED that after the nubllcation of this Resolution according to law, the City Clerk Is hereby ordered to file for record in the office of the Register of Deeds oWashington tCounty, N inn rota. attranscro int fdthis hisl Resolution, together with a duniicate fe tshigt Passed unanimously by all members of the Council, January 5, 1956. Published - January 12, 1956 attest: r City Clerk Mayor RESOI UTI04 :10. 1832 RESOLUTION DIRECTING TRS PAYMENT IF BATS. RESOI"RP BY THE I TUN:II OF THE CITY OF STI'IT..TER, that the following bills are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the Services Repair stairs Fire Hose Expense Grease Sand Mat for hall Legal publication 011 changes for December Trunk rental Truck rental Coal Truck and loader rental Repair street lights and signal Timers for meters Services Parer Towels Road salt Lights Service and toll Directories Snow plow parts Repair chair Radio repairs Sunplies Supplies Bond for assessor Renal rs Sunnites °carding nrlsoners las, oil Parking Teter hoods Mayor be and they several amounts: 4 2.25 147.25 462.50 4.05 8.85 135.00 5.00 83.60 32.58 105.00 111.00 20.50 87.00 214.13 17.50 100.00 4.60 387.60 1,119.70 80,50 155.00 42.60 5.90 63.45 82.81 12.60 5.00 58.65 12.75 13.20 76.61 62.05 • 1E30LUTI01 `f0. 1531 C ‘CllOt1TI0: 7H0717IV' -..f 114EJBDM T4BTAH:Mbalin PO TAY JOSH JU NER a: 501 FOR '� OIIEC[''f IN3 HANS°O5 1:I, EURY -:L DI _OSINI OFI ._ �_ _.11r'SE FOR THE is JVT:'. OF "C"1 CSC= R, 1955. 7E WFEHEAS, Josenh .Junker -LirICA Son has filed with the flty .ler: a list of agreement forms containing the names and addresses of persons who have obligated themselves to pay to the City for such garbage and refuse collection during the month of December 1955, according to the Farbae-refuse contrd:t sated July 31, 1753, between said .Joseph Junker and Son an;, the Clty as follows: 980 dwellings _ ;1.50 „ 1470.00 loss adjustments 12.00 w 1458.00 23 commercial V S.9.00 207.00 amounting In all to 1455.00 The above figures do not include any extra cosine -motion for the tarbage-refuse collector's enterin+ into basements for garbage or refuse, for which a higher price has been agreed unon between the collector and the nerson or persons whose garbage or refuse was collected and removed. Such higher price does not en through the City books and is a matter of nrlvate agreement between such verso, or nersons and the collector. THEREFORE BE IT RESOI'TJ.0 BY TPF, 31UNCI1 OF THE CMllF STIIL'dATEH, that the City pay said sum of 41665.00 to said Josenh Junker and Son, subject to any and all assignments here- tofore made by said Josenh. Junker and Son and accented by the City. Passed - January 10, 1956 Published - January 17, 1956 Mayor Attest: RESOLUTION NO. 1814 RESOLUTION .?U'C90RI7INf 'DYE ISSUE NE SELF: OF CFsTIBI0lTE OF IV FOTE0NL3S TO PAY FOR GAB- 3A.IE RFUSE COTTECTION h"I REMOVAL FOR THE MOW" IF DECEMBER, 1955. RESOTVEC. BY T9E COURCI1 0? 'NE CITY 0? STIIIW;TE'R, that there shall be Issued and sold a certificate of Indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount of One Thousand SIX 2undred Sixty Five and no/100 (1665.00) Dollars to nay Josent Junker and Son for garbage and refuse collection, transnortatlon, burial and dlsnosition for the month of December, 1955, 1n accordance with the .garbage -refuse contrast dated July 31, 1953, between Josenh Junker and Son and the ;Sty. laid certificate shall be numbered Twenty Fight, .� shall be hated January 16, 1956, and shall be payable to the bearer on or before Anil 30, 1956, with interest at the rate of four (4) ner cent per annum from the date of issue until n,ld. It shall be executed on behalf of the 0lty by its Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and shall bear the official seal of the City. It shall be sold by the City clerk on the date of its issue or as soon thereafter as possible, at nar and accrued interest. THE FU11 FAITH 11 '.i- I 0? NE T_'S, voluntary n-im-nts by the owners or occupants of tne nremises fros which xarba e and refuse are revoved and dlsnosed of, and the proceeds of snecial assessments as provided by state law _re all hereby nledsed to the full nay - meat of said certificate and interest. THE. :Ill Tdt,S9d4a s'isil endorse ur..on each certificate ;'plea present's to win, the acme :::.8 cost office ..our ss of the noises tnerecf ans. SS_ll keep a record t-.1 his office of the name _lid Host office ...dress of such holder. • • • i13— • e • S • continued c: s:;n:Tlo�a No. 1a3� in ficate priar 1 •ORER.6,C the CAVALity,Ibyl itst TSETreasurer,rmuste riveof the civilce t the recordsuch holders thereof thirtyoday'ss] 30, w written notice of its intention to nay such certificate, addressed to the last .pawn address nt the holder thereof. Passed - January 10, 1956 i Published - Janus.ry 17, 1956 Attest: City Cl.rk i 1, u Mayor R'SOLUTIJN N0. 1835 RESOIlIT10N ?IXIsO uF:'T=I CL.HfE FOR ROT:.itY SNSM-IOACER. 0 6, the RESOLVED BEUNE COURSE OF THE CITY OF TILI'a..TER that, effective January 1st, 195 rental compensation to be paid by the, CITY for rothe.ruuse ee ofr the rotary ota y, snow-loader thew being used by the CITY shall be the sum of Ilne(9) _. of Eight (8) dollars per near as heretofore authorized. nNC THE MAYOR AN_ CITY Jihig are hereby authorized and directed to draw their warrants upon the City Treasurer aocoraln-ly. - ^ Passed - January 10, 1955 Published - January 16, 175d' snj • Attest: City C1i?rk RFSOCOTION yor RESOLCIIOC NO. 1036 :UTHOHIYLNO T99 EH^LOYMENT OF SPECIAL CCUNSE' I^ NECESSARY. City Charter BY THE which authorized OF THE CITYe OF STIIIyment IoT'R, that, ncounsel unselnt to Section ai 374 of the City Charter whloh authorized the employment nt sneclal Counsele to aseestethelCityrAttorney, s, Lyle J. Eande rf, Esq., is hereby s?re utedre as when, as and if such assistance is re -u Sre3 In the ,iuc rme nt of the City Attorney. Passed - January 10, 1256056 Published - January 13, .attest: City Clerk • • • RESOLUTION NO. 1837 RFSOLt'TIO'': DIRECTI`:O T'IF. PAYfE'dT OF BILIS. RESOLVED P" TIE r^"'1CIL OF TIE CITY OF STIITC'ATER, /het the followlnr bills he and they are hereby ,flowed n19 werrents ordered draw" en the City Treasurer for the several amounts:- 1. A. Perren Ploom Motor Co. Pi -Lateral Fire nose Company Pleff City Lumber Co. C. O. Penrdechs Ce+stone Products Co. :rev W. Craig Co. F. Cover g Assorletes Easton-Fasterman Co. Economy Printinr Co. First latlonel Pink Gawewell Comnany General Tredlnr Go. Cilhert Cordon Sherman Cordon Johnson Plumhinr and nesting. John J. Filty Co. Frog Arenrv, Inc. Raymond F. Lew Tanner Electric Co. Victor A. !alien Andrew Madsen hiller Davis Co. E. A. Myers and Cc. Northern States Power Co. Paper Celmenson Co. Rallwey Express Co. Realonal Firemen's Aseorietlon Al RSteer Rosenwald -Cooper Inc. E. T. Simonet Sorinrborn Sheet Petal Co. Stillwater Book end Stetionery Stillwater Rerdware Stillwater Taxi Servire Twin City Fi"e ^xtlnrulsher Leslie Srhnldt Co. Thompson na-dware Cc. ^!ashinrten Crusty goiter's Auto Supply a'rirht's Tire Service Passed - F,F-uory 7, 1956 Published - Fehrnary 1.0, 1956 Attest: Cit./C e^k Pored of egnelireticn Repairs Fire hose Supplies Foari of eoielization Send Grader rental Equinment Legal prtllcations Supplies Rental safe denesit Fox Supplies Supplies Truck rental Truck rental Repairs Fuel Insurance Postage Repairs and ,upnitre Sharpen picks Foard Of equalisation Supplies Snnol les Lights Repairs Express ch-erpes Association dues Plowing sketinr rinks Supplies Recording reso1'tion Repairs Supplies Supplies Ambulance service Equipment Supplies Supplies Poardlnn prisoners Repairs Gas end oil YPOOr 5.00 26.55 462.50 10.40 5.01 141.00 192.00 175.05 56.60 95.50 2.73 (� 1 18.6 211.50 355.50 16.15 20.50 . 197.17 4.50 201.92 22.90 5.00 45.10 1.75 1,2c .06 13.00 2.69 10.00 88.80 4.5o 13.50 48.25 3.70 10.00 142.75 12.93 2.10 138.60 7.80 199.97 7FScr"TIC"! it. 1C14 17S'? T1 TiffCi7 Tart 4 R TO CA 7. P.i r .KER A.• SCI a T15.7 I..,i,C?I I "� ICtRit i t SE TIE preo0 n.^r,.^r^I'i :, T4*SPAT'.-"^- RYl .i% ° .. �-- - 11/44C1T7 C. 'A. 'A5v, 19e6. Joseph :ranker nil Son has Piled ^Lt's the City Clerk n list e:' nareeme^.t fors 7C,eint who have obit ted t weasel'e3 to nay con ta'_n i t the -wee gs s?eeet-'r3 of o a 56. the ri t•. ^ s h garF ace v' ^rf'se ee�'^e '?i^if- t'ie ¢ cf t n sry P. ♦ ° _ Hetet c 1l, 1151, het":rai s i . _,eon a rr or'i rr tc Ys-^'f��se contract - t„y..or and na' 1 Fie Pitel folioed: • ea, • co Cm am • 4 • • • w rRt • 170 dvellinrs 23 en^meretn1 q'Ouiti'' in All to The above rirnres so not inrl,do any ertra compensation fen the rerbaro-ref"se col- lert^r's enteric into base^e..s Orr re tr e cr rrf'se, "or onieh r. hicher n^ice hes bran a -"red noon bet'^een tie rellreter rnd tn. person or persons whose on -bare or r'f'sa was col'ert'I and removed. Groh hither price dces not ec thrrn'h the City books and is a matter of n-Prate erreerent bet sen such Verson or persons snd the rcllerter. TIEREF'RF, R' IT RESOLVED F° T R c-7tCI. OF TIE CITY OF STI 'TER, than the sCity nay9 Said sum of '1(1T.00 to said Joseph Junket' and Son, subject to any end e — 'neratnfrrn made by seld Joseph Jtmka' and San ell accented by the City. Passed - Fehrrary 7, 1956. Aa]!shel - February 10, 1956 RTSr'ITIT: IT. 1119 ec':TIr''D @' 21.50 '9.00 t 1470.00 2J7227 t 1677.00 71)3 Va'/or Attest: City Cler TESOL4T12'I C. 1919 RESOAPTIrC A71n04I"I'G TIE ISS7E co SAFE OF CERTIFICATE OF I'InW'TEDIESS IC PAY FOR GARBAGE AID REF''SE CCILECTIO3 AID RF.!OVAL FOR TIE MOOTii OF JA'"PRY, 1956. RFSCLVR7 BY 797 repgrnn IF Ti' CITY OF STILL ATER, that there shell to issued end sold a ceJ-.tlficete of indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount cf One ThOusandraeyenty Seven and no/100 (1677.00) Dollars to pay Jcseoh .canker and Son for ewe pertece and refuse reflection, transportation, burial and disposition for the month I ofFe January osenh6Junker and iSone and with he City. Seide ecertificatese ct shellad beJuly 11, numberedi7S3. G..' between to the twenty Vine, ore shall 0 Intel I' with intery rest at the ' shell centbperer annum on or before April 10,e until he Rfrom aper, hattested fby the City Clerk• and t shall lbear r the , official e seal of the City. byItts shell he sold by t'r City Clerk on the date of its issue or ea'soon thereafter as possible, at per and arrrned interest. TnE FILL FAITS AID CREDIT OF TTR CST', yoluntery payments by the masers or oerupnnts of the premises from which rorFepe end refuse are removed and disposed of, and the orcceede of special assessments as provided by state law ere all hereby pledved to the full payment of saki rerttfirate end interest. J TIE CITY TIRA17RER shall endorse upon rach certificate when presented to him, the neme adoname st fice address of the hedholler rfthereof hend shall keep a record in his office of the I`T ORDER 77 AVAIT ITSETF of the o-inhere ofipeytno suc the red rtiftoetholdefl Oeofrt to thirty il 10, 1156, the City, by its Treasurer, must written netire of its Intention to pay such certificate, addressed to the last known adlrers of the holler thereof. Passed - Fet?"n'Va7, /56.956 Artllshed 9 1 Attest: • • RESCLETTAI IC. 191i0 RESOt; •TIC . AFE711T117 ^"'; IL.I A e 3 \.. I. FECCTI^n c _Tr, 00r1CIL OF 1cl" CITY OF STITT"ATER that effective February 1st, 1956, th.+ foilcwine named men are hcr.rov orpolnte3 as Artiliery Fl-e-en of the Stillwater Fire Denertment: Theme, Ciehten, "lehael Glass, 'Cill1ae Pnwe,1, 1'iilll am M++rray, 9irherd "huller, Je^ea Patten, "tafern "-n0-rws, John nl "eo. oned. Toe "c"loneld, 2arold P++.ekentine, John 0o11'r, _e1vin Porse, and v Passed - February 7, 1956. Published - February 1A, 1956. Attest: P City Semk Mayor RESOLUTION O. 1841 RESCL^TIOR FIX1110 CC PE1SATI0T TO RE PAID TO FIRE CRlEF. RESOLVED P.Y TIE COUNCIL Cr ':9E rile CI' STP L'RATER that effective February 1st, 1956, isehe,ebvnfixedninothe aemd to John Lawson, es of Three 9undred Slatyef of the (360) Dollard perter Firmonth,epayDepartmenth be able semi-monthly. A"ID TIE MAYOR A'TD CITY Cr.7RK are hereb- authorized end directed to draw their warrants upon the City Traas.+wer accordingly. Passed - February 7, 1956. ?rtl lshed - r'ehruery 14, 1956 Attest: i-1/4—1 City lark Mayor RESOLUTION N0. 1842 RESOLuTIO'L C015E'9T110 TC CIAlGES Iv TIE STILIMATER-MPMEAPOLIS EMS SClEDULE• IMIER.EAS, the Stlllwster-Minneapolis Pus Comoeny hes presented to the City Council of the CITY OF STILLVATER a petition to change the schedule of bust,- leaving and arriving et the CITY OF STILLWATER as they heretofore have existed for some time in the onst, and erT"EAS, the new proposed schedule calls for buses leovinp Stillwete- at 9:05.A.M., 11:05 A.M. and 5:15 P.M. end nrrivinv at Stillwater et 8:30 A.M., 10:25 A.M. end 5:01 P."., Monday through Friday;7 end that. tthe satt,rclnl30 P.V. nsehnd et30 ule P allsnfs orrhusus leonine Stillw^ter at 9:05 et Stillwater at 10:20 A.M., 12:20 P." , 2:CS P.M. and A:20 P.M.; and that the Sunday and Trlidey schedule calls for buses,eavnd-7Stieend 0 PCo llwatrRt A:10 nde 7:30 0e P.". r. Awl amlvine at Stillwete- at A.B. July considered said netittnn; IOW 'T?E`lEFCRE BE IT RESOLVED T:AT TTE " ueCIT. CF TIE CITY CF STITTOATER hereby consents to said netltion. Pn^sed - Pc".la^P 7. 1356. Published - Fehrrary 11, 1156 Attest: t, Clerk �/ C i or • C • • • • • 717 RESOLU1IO;l NO. 1141 RESCLUTIC'; DI"ECTING TIE PAYMENT OF FILLS. R!SCtVED PY TNT CC"1CII OF TNT CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drown on the City Treasurer for the several ea amounts:- narbeau 4mply Co. I. A. Peree❑ Plies Plumhinc end neatinp Bloom Motor ro. Fluff City Lumber ro. Ponrd of Tater Co"..missioners Pot's 'Rood and Fuel Melvin Ponse Phillip Pones r. D. Pourdnehs rrekke Furniture ro. Gemstone Products Co. Easton-Masterman Co. Economy Printing Roy Edstrnm Erickson -Post Company Ferendins Innis Garevalla Gilbert Gordon Sherman Gordon Romellte Jande's Department Store John Kaske Vannrd Gardner .John J. Kilty J. v. K1lndworth 'R1 1tam Kress Virtor A. !Rosen Leslie Schuldt, Co. Lipner Electric Lowell's Speer Service Lystad's Fxterminetors Andrew Madsen M1leare Stetson 64 T. 7. Peterson Minnesota Mercantile Keeper Co,etrueticn Co. Northern States Power Co. Northwestern Pell Telephone Co. Postmaster Royal Typewriter ro. St. rroix Drug Richard Schell Al Rltzer Simonet Fierniture Co. Stillwater Book and Stetinnery Stillwater Rardwnre J Stillwater Motor Co. Thompson lardware Twin city Fire Extineuisher Co. 'Reshington County "biter's Auto Supply ^.olden grocery 'oiler Printlin Co. 0) Passed march 6, 7956 Published "'arch 11, 1156 Attest: City Clerk • Cleaning sunnlies Poard of Equalization Pater heater end lnstalletion Equipment repairs Supplies Nozzle Can washers Send for Lily Lake Flood rinks Extra fire help Poamd of Equalization Mattress covers and mattresses Gravel Loral Publications Stamped envelopes ilood rinks Gil change, end grease lobs Rain cops Flood rinks Truck rental Truck end loader rental Spark plug, Bedspreads Ladder rung Refund on plumbing permit Fuel Flood rinks Flood rinks Sharpen Dicks Office supplies Servlres Ges Services at dump 9oerd of Equelization Gas Services Cleaning supplies Services at duelp Lights Services end toll Stamps Typewriter First aid kit Flood rinks Clear rinks and sand Beds end apri :es Office supplies Supplies G99 Supplies Fire helmet end ear laps Boarding prisoners Services Cleaning supplies Stamped envelopes r 15.16 5.00 414.73 91.55 2.66 21.00 20.00 6.25 1.50 5.00 220.50 143.00 72.40 20.75 2.50 26.53 1.50 6.25 96.00 61.00 144.00 1.25 6.00 222.42 6.25 1.25 48.10 10.44 6.50 171.31 30.00 5.00 76.99 5.25 35.15 2}.00 1,139.32 72.20 20.00 182.50 2.50 3.75 124.50 47.00 11.31 68.04 1 20.75 1884.88 .67 6.21 17 7.00 • R^sCLATI:I 1C. ',Phu muics-TIny A..m,nnl^r..,, ^11-Eton ;.,r .0 ri_ - 'Alp ... . 'RFR TO PA`. .Fr,.l "11(7'i AID SC'i Fr CnrTt(T q...1P v " F'"I.0 A r SP S1 .. node /CT n:.; = F o "Ynt Or PEER eR", 1156. 7F1147, 'osenh T:nker and lop has filed rith the rib• Clerk a list of a-reenent forms contnlning the na-ns 'Ti n'.dressns of nerenns who h^'re ola meted the-snlves tc nay tc the Olt- rrr s-nh-ar'.nre and refuse roller tirl 'rr-n- the -onth of February 1956, necordinu to the -_^r-r^f'ae on `rnet date: July 31, 1953, between snid Joseph JulYer ^n' Son and the City es follows: 171 rn.ell.nrs e C1.51 22 eommereial 6' ':1.00 199.00 3i65I1.50 Lees overnevment 6( 50 e"ountlnr in all to 1,15)0.01 Toe move fictures Ao not include any extra compensation for the-netage-refuse col- lnetnr's Antonin- into hoe/went, for partope or refuse, for which a hipper price has been 'tarred upon between the collector and the persci or persons whose garbage or refuse was collected and removed. Snch higher price does not go through the City books and Ss n matter of nri•ratn a-reeme•t between vich nerson or orreen, and the collector. TIEREFCRE, P5 IT 1711TI;rci ny TIE COVICIL OF T?F CITY OF 'TI" LATER, that the City pay said sum cf 31590.10 to said Joseph Junker and Son, su`iert to any and e11 neslgnments heretofore cede by said .'osnh Junker and Son and o-rented by thn City. Passed A"areh 6, 1956. Published rarch 12, 1156 Attest: Citp er[ > %.-.A.c Mayor RESOL11TI03 NC. 191t5 RESCLUTI03 ACT.'ICRI'.I"i: TIE ISSUE ANC SALE CF CERTIF'ICATE OF INDEFTEDNESS TO PAY FOR 0ARPAlE .AMID REVISE COILECTION AID REMOVAL FCR TIE N0?T9 OH FEPRUARV. 1956. RESCLVE.D PY THE C0U'TCII. OF TIE CITY OF STILL'.?ATER, that there shell be issued and sold e certificate of indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount of Ore Thousand Five 'iundred 'TSnety end nc/100 (1590.10) Dollars to nay Joseph Junket" end Son for garbage and refuse collection, transportation. buried end disposition for the month of February 1956, in acoorianee with the curba^e-refuse contrnrt dated July 11, 1953, between Jnsenh Jnnk'r and on and the city. Soil certificate shall be numbered Thirty, shall be dated Perch 10, 1956, and shall be nevetle to the tearer on or before Oetoter 31, 1956, with Interest et the rate of four (It) per cent per nnnum from the date of Sssre Cetil paid. It shell be executed on behnlf of the City by its "Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and shall tear the official seed of the City. It shell be sold by the City Clerk on the late of its lssve or as soon thereafter as nossltle, at par and ace-ved interest. T'"E FALL FACTi AID CZEDIT OF THE CITY, vol'mtnry payments by the owners or occupants of the nrerises from which Aarterr and refuse are removes end disncced of, and the proceeds of special nsnessments as providel b:• state lew ere all hereby pledged to the full nay -rut of said ce-tifi.rate and interest. THE CITY TRCAS"RER shad endorse upon each certificate when nresented to hir, the name and nest office address of the holder thereof end shall keep a record in his office of the name end Host office nidress of such holder. e • 1 • • r. nw • 719• RYSCLUTION NO. 1445 Continued. I'+ CrDER ee n9AP IT F!F of tie 2-telle--e cf neelnr s'ich certificate prior to Ortcber 21, 1956, the city by St' v-ensurer, must give the rercztd holden thereof thirty dny's '^itten ,,tire of its intenticr to nn: srei certificate, a9'ressed to the lnst known tallness rf the holier the-eof. Passed '?e•'eh 6, 'y6 Pu"llahed re,"ch 12, 1956 Attest% ^ity rlerk RESCT :'TIC'1 1O. 191, 6 Sayer RESCTRTICS PERTAItlI'1' TO CIVIL DEMISE. "'SEPTAS, 1f this country is attacked, the primAry objective of the enemy w11] include centers of industrial nrodnrtion, and e-ncentrated on our civilian population; end FIEREAS, the canelillties of nuclear and other weenons ere se 'rest that an attack, 1f successful, will result in 1n-v-e end eesuelties far beyond the resources of any community; end ITJESEAS, the St. Paul.-l'Snneaoolis "etronollten area 1s officially listed by the Federal Government as one of 70 critical target areas in the 'Tatien; and WSEREAS, the Federal Civil. Defense Administration ''es invited the "tate of Minnesota to narticinate In the 'tationel Survival Plan Project. TOM, TREREFCRE, Be it resolved that: the political subdivision of Still.w^ter, State of Minnesota, will cooperate tc the full extent of our capabilities with the State of 4lnnenota and the Federal Government in the study and development of civil defense measures designed to afford maximum protection of life and property through participation in the Survival Plan project financed entirely by the Federal civil Defense Administration. Passed March 6, 1956 Published !larch 1!1., 1956 _TO-.-} P. �.S RESCLUTI01 N0. 1947 RESOL"TIC`L APTRCRI".I'n Tv! ISSUE AND SATE OF CEFtTIF'ICATE CF' ISDE'TEDSESS, RESOLVED F'T T'T ccrlrlL• CP TIE CITY OF ST111Ii'ACER that there shell he issued and sold e certifirnte of indebtedness in the amount of Ten Thousand (10,010.00) Sellers in eatirio"tion of the collection of taxes levied for the Gereroi Rung of the City in the veer 1oC6. SAID CERTIFIlA"E shall be numbered one, shell he doted rerch 14 1956, and shall be sue payntle to the hearer on or `'afore reenter 11, 19c6, at the c.fice cf the City Trea- surer in Sti11'"nter, and shall tear Interest et the rste cf four (4) per cent per annum fro" the late of issre until paid. SAID CERTIFICATE shell he signed in the n,r'e of the rite tv its Meyer and its City clerk end shall hear the official 'eel of the City. It shall to a general obligation of the City end the full faith and credit of the City era barely pledced for the full payment of nrinninnl and interest. It shall le gold the mark on the dote thereof or an sore, the"^-.fter a' possible, et nee end nearued interest. Pe=sea r'rr'-. ',, 1956. Published 1:''re, 14. 1 756. Ottoat: • city Clerk "niece • • • • • • • • ESCL'ITIO'I 10. 19b,S RSSOIUSIO1 AOr9071Cil PIA,•S, 31 i"1CA'i('IS Al: F'TI'^"E CH' COSS, 1'CH TlE iMPRONSIFIS OF SC"mc' Eyc-(cl T CIREET. cOI'JFD . - 7-77 Ct' C1t S. '_I: CITY OF ST1I I"ATER: 1.That the plena, s0rcifleations and estirrtei rusts, ss n"ep.+red ty thr City Engineer, for rrndinr and tinplating bituminous so"facing on S. Everett Street between 7. '"i'lerd and "'. Abbott Street, in the Pity of Still..ater oinn scta, as presented to the council for its consideretiom end nnp-o'al le, nnt the tomme _re he"ety ennroved and ordered filed 1n the office of the City clerk. 2. That T esdny the 4rA day of April, 11r6, et 7:10 o'clock P.". le, and 19 hereby desirnnted re the time when the Council will me^t in the Council Chamber 1n the city loll sit n regular 'meeting and art in relntics tc t`-r doing of the nro'osed work and imnrovernnt, e'l the Cite' Clerk is hereby directed tr rive ictice of such meeting in aera,lPnee with nrovislons rf the charter. Passed "Preh 6, 10S6. Published larch 9, 12c6. Attent: city clerk RESOLUTION NO. 19119 Mayor RESOL"TIC1 APP"CVI'G PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AID ESTI'iATE OF COSTS FCR .A'?LIIIG BIT- SCIICItTS SURFACING 03 W. STITIMATEl AVE'IUE. RESOLVED PY TIE CCUICI. OF T'TF CITY OF STITDaA"ER: W. ?hut the plans, speelflentions and ',stir -died costs, as prepared by the City Engineer, for enplylnp bituminous sorfaeiny on W. Stillwater '.venue, between N. Martha and N. William Streets in the City cf Stillwater, Sinneecta as presented to the Council for its censiderntion and /Improve, be, rsd the name ere hereby approved and ordered filed in the office of the 'Sty Clerk. 2. That Tuesdey the lyd ley of April, 1956, et 7:30 o'c]ork P.Y. be, and is hereby desirnnted es the time when the Counrll will meet in the Council Chamber in the City sell et n rernlnr meeting nil net 11 relation to the doing of the proposed work and improvement, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to -1 notice of such meeting, in aceoreence with provisions of the charter. Passed !'arch 6, 1956. Published March 9, 1956 Attest: frialicArttaj city Clerk Mayor C Cr • • • • T 72_ S RESCLUTIC'1 10. 1950 RESOLUTION AFFECT PLANS, SPECIF1CAIIDIS AID ";7I 7 OF 0:37D F'_: S'A!. C "I10 CEPTAI 1 STRECTS ":I' 1IM TIE CITY OF 37ILL...ATER, TITITsoTA I7RI .9E YEAR 1956, Alt FINING A TI"F 71E: Tqm CCU➢CII 'WILL MEET TC ACT I'1 RE147'.33 TC T'T. 01To 0F T9E PRO- POSED WORK, A'ID DilEC,TISC T'IF CITY CLERK 7C GIVE Er ICE "F S'wt MEE7I7.. "dr..CLVED FY T'1E FF' .'Ir ^i' 71E CITY CF STITIW:ATER: 1. Thst the plans sperificeti n. end estim_ted coats as nreo _ed by the City Enuineor fer seal coating certain strn tswitii' the City cf Stillweter, Ullnegcta,daring the year 1156, as lndir tea on the nlen the ef^r end nresentel to t'ne 'rifler for its o reside-etion and a n oval bet and the n..e nre nc-eby anoroved end ordered filed in the office cf the City Clerk. 2. Thnt Tne^inv the 3rd 'H ' of Anil, 1156, at 7:31 o'clock P.P. be, rind 1s hereby designate'. en the time rhnn the Council will meet in the Connell Chenbere in the City yell, at n eernlnr "eetinf and set in reletion tc the doinr cf the Proposed work of seal enetinr, and the Oity Clerk in horebe directed tr rive nctlre of such meeting in 'reord:nre with ',revisions of_the rhertor. Passed Parch 6, 11E6. Published Meer," 9, 1156. Attest: City Clerk ^.'ayor RESOLUTION NO. 1951 RESOLUTION A^T9D^I'I'"0 ANNUAL A"PROPRIATION FOR ARMORY. RPS0tVEC EY T'TE CCUNCIL CP T1E CPY 0F' STIF.L".'ATER that the request dntel February 24, 1.956, of the Amory Ponrd, 'lationnl Cnerd Armory, of Stillwater, for the annual ap- propriation by the City of Stillwater in the nut of Five Rnndred (511) Dollers for the maintenenre of nail ermory I'r!rr the gone 1956 in hereby rented. I Alt T/E I/AMOv AND CITY CFERK nre heret' authorized end directed to draw their warrant 1 :non the City Treasurer acrordinrl.y. Panned ',arch 6, 1156 Published ]"arch 12, 1956 ..% Attest: City Clerk t2 1.4-ea,_ Cnyor • • w •'. 72' RESOLUTION NO. 1852 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following. Fills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts:- -m Subscription $ 10.00 I Board of Equa11'atlon 5.00 Board of Equalization 5.000 Supplies 0 Mattress and pillow .9790 Expense Sand 114.40 .0 Suppbies 461.20 Legal Publications 79.50 -` Stamped Envelopes Grease and repairs 77.31 1 Gas and oil 11.77 Windshield wiper motor 111.77 Truck rental Truck rental 397.00 Forms 19.85 Election Curtains 145.22 Carpenter work 15.0058 Truck rental 26.00 Sharpen tools 78.13 Chloride5.25 Postage 1 Signs 5.25 Board of Equalization 12.7550 Subscription 317 5 Salt 1 7.33 Lights end gas Service and Toll 149.95 Ste and spring, chair rental 33.25 48.27 Stamps 35.71 Supplies 32.61 Supplies 24.00 Headlight plow 2.05 16.08 Supplies 60.21 Supplies 2.00 Shipping charges 2.00 Repair tire Primary election 465.00 67.70 Insurance 77.31 Gas Gas 215.29 Expense 7.50 American City Magazine I. A. Bergen C. D. Bonrdaghs Bluff City Lumber Co. Brekke Furniture Co. L. R. Brower Cemstone Products Co. Consolidated Lumber Co. Easton Westerman Co. Economy Printing Co. Erickson Post Co. Oerey Bros. Service General Trading Gilbert Gordon Sherman Gordon Inter -City Printing Louis Janda Co. Jens T. Jensen John W. Nenz Victor A. Lassen Lyon Chemicals, Inc. Raymond F. Lew Lyle Sign Co. Andrew Madsen Minnesota Smoke -Eater Morton Salt Co. northern States Power Co. Northwestern Bell Telephone Simonet Furniture Co. Milton Lindbloom, Postmaster Stillwater Book and Stationery Stillwater Hardware Stillwater Machine Shop Stillwater Motor Company Thompson Hardware Twin City Fire Extinguisher Co. Widholm Freightways Wright's Tire Service Election Clarks and Judges R. E. Nelson Stillwater 011 Company Carlson Brothers Andrew Madsen Passed 4pril 3. 1956 Published April 5, 1956 Attest: City Clem Aged i-OC4's- - Mayor 1 • • • • w RESOLUTION NO. 185 IE SON FCH rOLLErTI'T0,^DIRECTING �CITY RESOLUTION AnD TRANSPORTING, BURYINGANDDISPOSINGH OF GARBAGE TO PAY F GE AIDREFISExFOR+ND THE FONT' OF MARCH, 1956. WHEREAS, .Joseph Dunker and Son has filed with the City Clerk a list of agreement forms containing the names and addresses of persons who have obligated themof selves to pay to the City for such garbage and refuse collection during themonth f March 1956, according to the garbage -refuse contract dated July 31, 1953, between Joseph Dunker and Son and the City as follows: S1.50 $ 1L47.50 965 dwellings 9.1689.00 21 commercial • xOO t 1b36.50 12.00 less overpayment 1626.50 amounting in all to nsation for the The entering into obasements fot include r garbage oextra r refuse, for which abhigher price ol- orhas refuseawasacolleetedtandnthe removed.leSuch higherthe priceon or does persons through whose garbage City books and is a matter of private agreement between such person or persons end the collector. THEREFCRE, RE IT RESOLVED BY TIE CCNNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLf1ATTR, that the City pay 0 said sum of '162.50menra heretofore4madetbyos said aid L Tcsephoseph JJ,unker and uner and SSon and ) accepted ect to nby y athe Cityall . Passed April 3, 1956 Published April 6th, 1956 Mayor Attest: City Clerk RESOLUTION NO. 1851E RESOLUTION AUT'lCRIZING THE ISSUE AND SALE OF CERTIFICATE OF I-NDEBTEDNESS TO PAY FOR GARBAGE AND REPOSE COLLECTION AND REMOVAL FOR THE M0NTH OF MARCH, 1956. RESOLVED fcoCtd CITY thOlNthere shall be issued d acertiifiate fiebeess ofeCity ofStillwater in the of One Thousand garbagedanti refuse collects n0,/transportation, burial tand dispositiono pay Joseph for ker and Son or for the month of Marsh 1956, in accordance with the garbage -refuse contraet dated July 31, 1953, between Joseph Jnnker and Son and the City.and shallcate be be the beareroncr Thirty One, shall be dated April 10, 1956, to cent per rnon before October 31, 1956, with interest at the rate of four (it) p of by from deattestedab' thei CitylClerkt and ashall bearll. be the the official ted on fseal t y cf theCity. /t shall Fe itss Mayor, sold the City Clerk on the date of its issue or as soon thereafter as possible, at par and accrued interest. THE PRTL FAIT" P.:ID CREDIT OF THE CITY, voluntary payments by the owners or occupants of the premises from which garbage and refuse are removed and disposed of, and the proceeds of c special l assessments as provided by law are all hereby pledged to full said THE CITY cate when sented to the and post officeAaddressER l ofnthe aholder thereof e upon each rand lshall keep paereocrd in hia� officeeme of the name and post office address of such holder. te to IN ORDER19TO AVAIL ITSELF itsfTtm rea-Prer,lege of paging such must five the record holderathereofrthirtytober 31, 19wr, the City, by dep's written notice of its intention to pay such certificate, addressed to the last known Address of the holder thereof. • �r Passed April 3, 1956 Published Anri1 6, 1956 Attest: L City Clerk i Mayor • • • RESOLUTION No. 1855 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AID ESTAFLIS9ING ASSESSMENTS FOR IMP-CV.NG WEST STILLWATEH AVENUE. RESOLVED FY TIE COUNCIL CF TTE CITY OF ST'ITIRIATER: That the assessments made against the several lots, parts of lots and parcels of lend as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval at a regular meeting held on Tuesday the 3rd day of April, 1056, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying e portion of the cost of improving test Stillwater Avenue, tetween N. Martha and N. William streets in the City of 5t111witer during the year 1955, and including grading, installation cf bituminous tase and laying of en eight inch sanitary sewer, as set forth in the assessment roll therefor, amounting to the sum cf 85,292.92 be, and the same are hereby confirmed and estatlished. Annoyed April 3, 1956 Published April 5, 1956 Mayor Attest: City Clank RLSOLtITICI NO. 1856 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AND ESTABLISH/TO ASSESSMENTS FOR I'IT1MINCUS RESURFACING CF STREETS. RESOLVED BY TUE COITNCIL OF T1E CITY OF STILT.WATER: That the assessments made against the several lots, parts of lots end parcels of lend as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval at a regular meeting held on Tuesday the 3rd day of April, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying a portion of the cost of the bituminous relurfacing of the following streets; South Third Street, between Burlington and Orleans Streets North Martha Street, between W. Myrtle and W. Mulberry Streets, and North William Street, between W. Myrtle and W. Multerry Streets, all within the City of Stillwater during the year 1955 as set forth in the assessment roll therefor, amounting to the sum cf 813,500.30 be, and the same are hereby confirmed and established. Anproved April 3, 1956. Published April 5, 1956 Attest: City Clerk datitv Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1857 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AID ESTAPLIS1ING ASSESSMENTS FOR RITUMPiOUS SEAL COATING STREETS 'Nt ROADS. RESOLVED BY TIE CCU'ICIL OF TT{E CITY OF STILLWATER: That the assessments made against the several lots, parts of lots and parcels cf land as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval at a regular meeting held on Tuesday the 1rd day of April, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying a portion of the cost of bituminous see: rusting of certain streets and roads within the City of Stillwater during the year 1955, as follows; West Myrtle Streit and Road, from Third Street tc City Limits, North Fourth Street, from T. Myrtle to W Poore Streets, West Multerry Street, from.*. Fourth to V. Owens Streets, Test Linden Street, from N. ''arriet tc I. Owens Streets, T.eure] street, from N. Third to I. Owens Streets, 'Pest Mettle Street, from I. Everett to I. Owens Streets, Test 9ickory street, from `7 Fourth to N. Owens Streets, ',pest "ilkln Street, from N. Fourth to N. ^wens Streets, North Third Street, from myrtle Street to 'North end cf, nrrth of School a • a r' 725 RESOLUTION fie. 1857 C'NTINIIED Street, School Street, from N. Third to N. Fourth Streets, North Fifth Street, from W. Laurel to W. Tilkin Streets, South Third Street, from Chestnut St. to a point 133 ft. South of Walnut Street, North end South Owens Street, from W. Olive St. North to North line of City Limits, South Greeley Street, and Road, from W. Myrtle Street South to City limits, West Olive Street and Roed, from S. Greeley Street West to City Limits, West Olive Street, from S. Second to S. Sixth Streets, West Willard Street, from S. Fifth to S. Holcombe Streets, end West Churchill Street, from S. Third to S. Greeley Streets, As set forth in the assessment roll therefor, amounting to the sum of $23,392.18 he, and the same are hereby confirmed and established. Approved April 3, 1956 Published April 5, 1956 Attest: el City Clerk Mayor RESOLUTICN NO. 18s8 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING AID ESTABLISII?G ASSESSMENTS FOR INSTAT LATICN CF WATER MAINS WATER ?.AIN IMPROVEMENT NO. 4, 1955. RESOLVED BY TIE CCUNCIL CF THE CITY OF STILLWATER: That the Assessments made against the several lots, parts of lots and parcels cf land as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval at A regular meet- ing held on Tuesday the 3rd day of April, 1956, et 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying 'ate a portion of the cost of the installation of water mains, "Water Main Improvement No. 4. in the following streets; West Stillwater Avenue, between N. Martha and N. William Streets South Hemlock Street, between W. Pine and W. Oak'Streets ' West Linden Street, between N. Sherburne Street and Robin Lane Robin Lane, between W. Linden Street and Meadowlark Drive Meadowlark Drive, East from Robin Lane Meadowlark Drive, West from Robin Lane and Oriole Circle, from Meadowlark Drive West of Robin Lane, around and beck to same, all within the City of Stillwater during the year 1955, as set forth in the assessment toll therefor, amounting to the sum of $1o,33e.52 be, and the same are hereby con- firmed and established. Approved April 3, 1956 Published April 5, 1956 Attest: City Clerk • Mayor .1 • • w RESOLUTION NO. 195/ RESOL^TIOA APPROVIIr, PLATS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI!ATE OF C(STS LCR APPLYING BIT- UMLNCUS ST/FACI:0 01 LOflLL PARK AREA, NORTH OF MYRTLE STREET, FOR CAR PARKING FACILITY, AID DIRECTING TIE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR SIDS. RESOLVED FY THE CODICIL OF THE CITY 0F' STILLWATER: 1. That the plans, specifications and estimated costs, as prepared ty the City Engineer. for applying bituminous surfacing on the Lowell Park Area North of Myrtle Street, In the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, for car parking facilities as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval le, and the same are hereby approved and orderdd tiled in the office of the City Clerk. 2. That Tuesday the 1st day of May, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. shall be the time when the Council will meet, In the Council Chamber in the City Hall, to received bids for the doing and furnishing of all commodities, labor and services to complete said improvement, In accordance with plans and specifications therefor, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for said bids, returnatle at the above spec- ified time and place. Approved April 3, 1956 Published April 5, 1956 Attest: City Cie rk Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1860 RESOLUTION DETERYINITG TO PROCEED WITH TIE WORK OF IPPRCVIIG S. EVERETT STREET, AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR FIDS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCI[: OF TEE CITY OF STILLWATER: 1. That it is hereby determined to proceed with the work of grading and applying bituminous surfacing on S. Everett Street between W. Willard and W. Atbott Streets in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, in aceordance.with plans end specifications therefor, and as approved by the City Council March 6, 1956. 2. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for bids retnnable at a regular meeting of the Councilto be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall on Tuesday the 1st day of May, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. for doing end furnishing the required commodities labor and services and to complete said work in accordance with the plans end specifications therefor. Anproved April 3, 1956. Published April 5, 1956 Attest: City Clerk 141 Mayor w • • • • „; • a b R • RESCI1117O1 NO. 1861 RESOLUTION DETERMINING TO PROCEED WITH THE '(RK CF SEAL C,'AT110 CERTAIN STREETS, AND DIRECTI''IO TIE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR I1DS. • RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILI1..ATER: Mm 1. That it is hereto determined to proceed with the work of bituminous seed coating the followinv streets in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, in accordance with the plans and specification therefor, end as approved by the City Council, March 6, 1956. South Sixth Street between W. Willard end W. Hancock Streets. South Seventh Street between W. Willard and W. Hancock Streets East end "Test W11kin Street between N. Fourth and N. First Streets North First Street between W. Wiikin and E. Sycamore Streets North Second Street between W. Wilkin and E. Sycamore Streets East and West Stillwater Avenue between N. Fourth end N. Broadway Streets East St. Croix Avenue between N. Second and N. Rrmdwey Streets Eest Sycamore Street tetween N. Second and N. First Streets South Second Street between E. Chestnut and E. Nelson Streets North Second Street tetween E. Myrtle and E. Mulberry Streets East Clive Street between S. Second end S. Main Streets Commercial Avenue vetween N. Second and N. Main Streets South Fourth 'Street between I. Pine and T. Wi'lard Streets South Foul ch Street between 'S. Will err! and 2. Churchill Streets 2. net E:e City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for tide, returnable et e mr) rern'^r meeting' cf the City Council to he held in the Council Chamber in the City Yell, n fuesdev, the let day of May, 1956, at 7:10 o'rlrck P.M. for doing end furnishing the reaulred commodities labor and servires to cmmelete said work in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor. Approved April 3, 1956 Pullished April 5, 1956 Mayor Attest: r MO City Clar RESOLUTION N0. 1862 RESOLUTION FIREING COMPENSATION OF FIREMAN. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER that effective April 1st, 1956, the salary to be paid to Roy Edstrom, Fireman, Stillwater Fire Department, is hereby fixed in the sum of Two Hundred Eighty-five (285) Dollars per month, payable semi- monthly. AND TIE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK are hereby auth riled and directed to draw their warrants upon the City Treasurer accordingly. Pawed April 3, 1956 Put)ished April 6, 1956 Attest: mm City Clerk Mayor • • • • 'ems e RESCLUTI09 O. 1863 RESOLtTI07 FIRECTI'!G TIE PAVME'ST OF LILLS. RESOLVED BY THE COilie t CF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following till to and it is hereby allowed and warrant ordered drawn on the NA Treasurer for the amount: University of Minnesota Fire School expense R30.00 Passed Anvil 3, 1986 Published April 10, 1956 Mayor fittest: RESOLUTION NO. 1864 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the Sity Treasurer for the several amounts. Animal Hospital Bayport Wood Products Bloom Motor Company Bluff City Lumber Co. Board of Water Commissioners Lester R. Brower Bud'e Standard Service C. F. Coyer & Aeac. Easton Masterman Co. Eeo, Inc. Erickson Poet Co. Fasendin's Louise Ferguson Louis Geravalia General Trading Sherman Gordon G. R. Haaeley Kinney Spring Steel Broom Co. Kopper's Co. Inc. Wm. Kress Krog Agency John Lawson Victor A. Lassen David Llnkey Thomas Brower Linner Electric Co. Lawrence tipper & Son Maple Island Inc. David May Miller Davie Co. Minnesota Fire Chief's Assn. National Assn. of Assessors Northwestern Bell Telephone Northwest Plastics Pink Supply Co. Public works Equip. Co. Railway Express Co. H. A. Rogers Co. Henry Schmidt Standard 011 Co. Stillwater Hardware Stillwater Insurance Agency Triangle Sign Company Volunteer Firemen's Benefit Assn. Washington County Services Stakes New truck & repairs Supplies Pipe Expense 011 Fire equipment Legal publications Cleaning rags & strips Repairs Extension cord Band Concerts Fire school expense Supplies Truck & loader rental Grader rental Broome Tar Desk Insurance Fire School expense Sharpen picks Repair meter posts Repair meter posts Electrical repairs Lowell Park rest room Pump packing Fire school exp nse Legal forme Dues Dues Service and toll Boat Cleaning rags Parts Shipping charges Gracing plan prints Claim settlement Gas Supplies Insurance Signs Insurance Boarding prisoners 2.00 32.50 1,350.55 25.50 11.25 24.96 345.07 149.30 38/30 2.25 15.00 17.10 14.09 131.00 22B.00 62.00 244.56 10.00 5.72 6.05 5.20 48.30 40.3o 41.50 739.00 6.30 31.73 60 15.00 15.00 91.68 269.50 15.25 1.80 2.20 27.00 200.00 49.20 9.79 80.20 5.25 32.0G 37.40 e • 4 3 • • • 265 • 72,1 • (RESOLUTION NO. 1864 Continued) Widholm Freightway Shipping charges Wolter's Auto Supply Gasket material Wright's Tire Service Pump grease & tire repair Zolldan Grocery Supplies Zoller Printing Assessment forms Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 3rd, 1956 mw Attest: I City Clerk RESOLUTION NO. 1865 RESOLLTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS $ 2.00 1.46 9.25 9.39 16.00 11kGAsKa/ /K-a�.li-G.�_ Mayor RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bill is and it is hereby allowed and warrant ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the amount: Ed Uhler & Ovitt Wrangham Passed Nay 1, 1956 Published May 7, 1956 Attest: City Clerk Install new ceiling $ 1025.00 Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1866 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ANL DIRECTING THE CITY TREASJRER TO PAY JOSEPH JUNFIER AND SON FOR COLLECT NG, TRANSPORTING, BURYING AND DISPOSING OF GARBAGE AND REFUSE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1956. J WHEREAS, Joseph Junker and Son has filed with the City Clerk a list of agreement forms containing the names end addresses of persons who have obligated themselves to pay to the City for such garbage and refuse collection during the month of April, 1956, according to the garbage -refuse contract dated July 31, 1953, between said Joseph Dunker and Son and the City as follows: amounting in all to 962 Dwelling ® 41.50 $1443.00 22 Commercial Cw 49.00 198.00 41641.00 Less deductloa 1.50 a1639.50 The above figures do not include any extra compensation for the garbage -refuse col - lector's entering into basements for garbage or refuse, for which a higher price has b,en agreed upon between the collector and the person or persons whose ;arbage or refuse was collected and removed. Such higher price does not go through the City books and is a matter of private agreement between such person or persons and the collector. • • 4 • 4 • • • (RESOLUTION NO. 1666 Continued) TREHLFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CCUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the City pay said sum of 41639.50 to said Joseph Junker and Son, subject to any and all assignments heretofore made by said Joseph Junker and Son and accepted by the City. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 8, 1956 Mayor Attest: City Jerk RESOLUTION NO. 1867 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUE AND SALE OF CERTIFICATE 0? INDEBTEDNESS TO PAY FOR GARBAGE ANL REFLSE COLLECTION ANL HZEOVAL FOR TEL MONTH OF APRIL, 1956. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that there shall be issued and sold a certificate of indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-nine and 50/100 (1639.50) Dollars to pay Joseph Dunker and Son for garbage and refuse collection, transportation, burial and disposition for the month of April, 1956, in accordance with the garbage -refuse contract dated July 31, 1953. between Joseph Junker and Son and the City. Said certificate shall be numbered Thirty- two, shall be dated May d, 1956, and shall be payable to the bearerer onnor beforomehe October 31, 1956, with interest at the rate of four (4) percent p date of irue until paid. It shall be executed on behalf of the City by its Mayor, soldebydthe Cityby the City Clerklonktheddatell ofbear the its issueforcasisoonlof the thereafterty. It shall be as possible, at par and accrued interest. TEE FLEE 7AIrli AND CRELIT OF TEE CITY, voluntary payments by the owners or occupants of the premises from which garbage and refuse are removed end disposed of, and the proceeda of special assessments as provided by state law are all hereby pledged to the full payment of said certificate and interest. THE C.TY TREAS'IRER shall endorse upon each certificate when presented to him, the name and post office address of the holder thereof and shall keep a record in his office of the name and post office address of such holder. IN ORDER TO AVAIL ITSELF OF the privilege of paying such certificate prior to October 31, 1956, the City, by its Treasurer, must give the record holder thereof thirty day's written notice of its intention to pay such certificate, addressed to tte last known address of the holder thereof. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 8, 1956 Attest: City C arc Mayor n a • • • • • • SIM 0 73, mil • RESOLUTION NO. 13b6 RESOLUTION APPROVINu PLANS, SPE'CIFICATIUNS ANL ESTIMATE OF COST TO CONSTRUCT A BASKET.. BALL COURT IN WASHING'TON PARK IN 'Ti:E CITY OF STILLWATER, MINNESOTA, AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER: 1. That the plans, specifications and estimated cost, as prepared by the City Engineer, for constructing a basketball court in Washington Park, in the City of Stillwater, sameearea herebyraeprovedtand orderedifiled inl for g the noffice tofnthe cCity rCloval e� and the Clerk. 2. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for bids returnable at a regular meeting of the Council to be held in the Council Chamber in the City Hall on Tuesday the 5th day of June, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for doing and furnishing the required commodities, labor and services, end to complete the same in accordance with the plane and specifications therefor. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May7, 1956 Mayor Attest: City C1Kr RESOLUTION N0. 1869 RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE OF COfT TO CONSTRUCT NEW CITY CLERK ADVERTISE CURBS,AND SIDEWALKS FOR BIDS. NG EAST SIDE OF S. THIRD STREET, ANL DIRECTING THE RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER: 1. ared the City for constructing newlans, curbs, specifications gutrs, driveways,,dsidewalks andas potherbappurtenancees inset, thereto along the East side of South Third Street, in ,block3tOriginal Minn theCyofSil, Minnesota, an being opposite and abutting lots 6, 18, 19, 20, b(now Ciy of e, andt tthe samelare thereby approveddand ordered filed oinr ithe ts coffice rofithe �approval to the Council City Clerk. 2. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for bids returnable at a regular meeting of the Council to behe1d0in the n' o'clock u.cilfChamberg nntber in heuCitCity hHall on Tuesday the 5th day of June, 956, at si the required commodities labor and services, and to complete said work in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 7, 1956 Attest: City Clerk Mayor • • • • • • • RESOLUTION NO. 1870 RESOLUTION PERMITTING PAYMENT 1N INSTALLMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS FOR INSTALLING WATER MAINS. RESOLVED BY TILE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWWATER, that all asaesaments for installing water mains covering the following projects: West Stillwater Avenue; South Hemlock Street; West Linden Street; Robin Lane; Meadow- lark Drive; Oriole Circle, in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, as confirmed and established by the Council of the City of Stillwater on April 3, 1956, may be made in installments as provided in chapter 429, Minnesota Statutes 1953, Sub -division 3. One -tenth payable on the first Monde, in Januar:, 1957; one -tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1958; one -tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1959; one - tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1960; one -tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1961; one -tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1962; one - tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1963; one -tenth payable on the first Monda; in January 1964; one -tenth payable on the first Monday in January 1965; one - tenth payable on the first Monday in Jarman 1966, all installments must be paid to the County Treasurer of Washington County, Minnesota. The owner of any property assessed may at any time prior to October 1, 1956, pay the whole assessment against any parcel with interest accrued to the date of payments, to the City Treasurer of the City of Stillwater, Minnesota; and he may at any time thereafter pay to the County Treasurer the entire amount remaining unpaid of the assessment against any parcel with interest accrued to December 31st of the year in which such payment is made. Interest rate five (5%) per cent. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 9, 1956 Attest: City d I » Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1871 RESOLUTION PERMITTING PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS FOR GRADING AND LAYING OF EIGHT INCH SEWER. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that all assessments for Grading and Laying of Eight Inch Sewer in West Stillwater Avenue, between North Martha and North William Streets, in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota as confirmed and estab- lished by the Council of the City of Stillwater on April 3, 1956, may be made in installments as follows; one -tenth payable within thirty days after publication of notice of the City Treasurer that he is in receipt of a warrant for the collection of said aeeeaementa as provided in section 244 of the City Charter; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1957; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1958; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1959; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1960; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1961; one -tenth on or before October', 1962; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1953; one tenth on or before October 1, 1964; one -tenth on or before October 1, 1965, interest at the rate of five (5%) per cent per annum shall be paid upon such installments, beginning thirty days after the publication of said notice by the City Treasurer. In order for the owner or anyone interested in any of the lots so assessed to obtain the right to pay said assessments in said installments, such owner or interested party shall, within thirty days after the publication of said notice of the City Treasurer, make a request to the City Treasurer, in writing, in duplicate, to pay said assess- ments, in said installments, in accordance with section 245 of the City Charter. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 9, 1956 Attest: City Clerk XtelLeh./ f Mayor G7 er r of • • • • e • RESOLUTION NO. 1872 RESOLUTION PERMITTING PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS FOR BITUMINOUS RESURFACING OF STREETS. ReSOLVEL BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP' STILL'WATER, that all assessments for bituminous resurfacing of streets covering the following projects: South Third Street; North Martha Street; North William Street, all in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, as confirmed and established by the Council of the City of Stillwater on April 3, 1956, may be made in installments as follows; one -fifth payable within thirty day after publication of notice of the City Treasurer that he is in receipt of a warrant for the collection of said assessments as provided in section 244 of the City Charter; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1957; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1958; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1959; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1960. Interest at the rate of five (5%) per cent per annum shall be paid upon 'me such installments, beginning thirty days after the publication of said notice by the City Treasurer. In order for the owner or anyone interested in an;, of the lots so assessed to obtain the right to pay said assessments in said installments, such owner or interested party shall, within thirty days after the publication of said notice of the City Treasurer, make a request to the City Treasurer, in writing, in duplicate, to paysaid assess- ments, in said installments, in accordance with section 245 of the City Charter. Passed May 1, 1956 Published May 9, 1956 Mayor Attest: City Clerk RESOLUTION N0. 1873 RESOLUTION PERMITTING PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS FOR BITUMINOUS SEAL COATING OF STREETS AND ROADS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TBE CITY 0P STILLWATER, that all assessments for bituminous seal coating covering the following projects: Along West Myrtle Street, Between South Third Street and City Limits. Along North Fourth Street, Between West Myrtle Street and Moore Street. Along Weat Mulberry Street, Between North Fourth and North Owens Street. Along Weat Linden Street, Between Harriet and Owens Streets. Along Weat Laurel Street, Between North Third Street and North Owens Street. Along West Maple Street, Between Everett and Owens Streets. Along West Hickory Street, Between Fourth and Owens Streets. Along West Wilkin Street, Between Fourth and Owens Streets Along North Third Street, Between Myrtle Street and the End North of School Street. Along West School Street, Between Third and Fourth Streets. Along North Fifth Street, Between Laurel end WSlkin Streets. Along South Third Street, Between Chestnut Street and 133 feet South of Walnut Street. Along North and South Owens Street, From Olive Street North to the City Limits. Along South Greeley Street, Between West Myrtle Street and South City Limits. Along East and Weat Olive Street, Between Second and Sixth Streets. Along West Olive Street, From Greeley Street to the City Liddts. Along West Willard Street, Between South Fifth and South Holcombe Streets. Along West Churchill Street, Between South Third and South Greeley Streets. Allis the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, as confirmed and established by the Council of the City of Stillwater on April 3, 1956, may be made in installments as follows; one -fifth payable within thirty days after publication of notice of the City Treasurer that he is in receipt of a warrant for the collection of said assessments as provided in section 244 of the City Charter; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1957; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1958; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1959; one -fifth on or before October 1, 1960. Interest at the rate of five (5%) per cent per annum shall be paid upon such installments, beginning thirty da;.s after the publication of said notice by the City Treasurer. In order for the owner or anyone interested in any of the lots so assessed to obtain the right to paysaid assessments in said installments, such owner or interested party shall, within thirty days after the publication of said notice of the City Treasurer, make a request to the City Treasurer, in writing, in duplicate, to paysaid assessments. Sn s aid Installments, in accordance with section 245 of the City Charter. Passed May 1, 1956 i Published Nay 9, 1956 Clyltt. a Attest: Mayor hitf tX Cite Clerk • • 1 • • • RESCLTTTION NO. 1374 RESCLrTIDN DIRECTING TIE PAYMENT CF PITLS. REICL1ED PE' TIE C^.R'ICIL OF TYE CITY OP STIi.I97iTER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on t amounts. he City Treasurer for the several T. A. Bergen Pielenbera Electric C. D. Pourdarhs Ploom Motor Co. Bluff City Lumber ro. Yrs. Robert Ponse L. R. rrower rerlson Pros. Service Cemetone Products Consolidated Lumber ro. ,Tay W. Craig ro. Economy Printing Roston-Masterman Co. Roy Edstrom Rrirkson Post Co. Vanerd Gardner General Trading ro. Glaser .Service Gilbert Gorden Sherman Gordon R. 0. Yellin n. R. Raseley F. 7. Raynes Inter City Printing Co. Ruben J. Jager Koppers Co. Melvin Kreisel Raymond F. Law Lipner Electric Lawrence W. Lipner Lowell's Super Service Lyatad's Exterminators Andrew Madsen Miller -Davis Co. William Mueller Magee -Bale Park-O-Meter Co. Northern States Power Co. Northwestern Pell Telephone Louie A. Parnell Reed Drug R. A. Rogers Co. Edwin A. Schmoeekel Louie E. Sempel Shorty Cleaners Walter Smith Standard 011 Company State of Minnesota Royal Stevensen At. Croix Radio F T.V. Stillwater,Book & Stationery Stillwater Rardware Stillwater Machine Shop Stillwater Manufacturing Stillwater Motor Co. Stillwater 011 Co. Axel Thomsen Construction Co. Thompson Hardware Washington County Frank Wilson 7oiter's Auto Supply Wrirht's Tire Service 2oller Printing Passed Tune 5, 1e56 Published June7, 1956 Attest: rl erk Poard of equalization Fixture at fire dept. Poard of equalization Equipment repairs Supplies Dog survey expense Gasoline Snnd Supplies Power broom rental Forms Legal. Publications Paint curbs Car expense Repairs and material Supplies Gas and oil Truck rental Truck rental & loader rental Printing abstract hooks Grader rental !loiter inspection Forms Gravel Tar Labor at dump Expense Services Ceal and wood Tires and tubes Services at dump Board of Equalization Forms Fire help Parts Lights and gas Service and toll Labor at ball park First aid supplies Plan prints Labor at teach Putting out docks end anchors Laundry Repair lights at ball park Tax -Federal Audit for 1955 Paint curbs Services Supplies Supplies Repairs Lumber Repairs Gas and oil Install fire escape Supplies Boarding prisoners Sidewalk repairs Repairs Gas and tire repair Forms ;)/( f-?,,c c uL a Mayor 5.00 33.90 5.00 181.26 59.47 91.80 242.60 5.21 292.00 234.78 98a8.00 58.50 222.60 59.40 70.01 17.6 35.2 95.3 90.00 343.50 125.00 102.00 3.00 42, 740.86 225.50 95.p460 79.24 213.59 117.65 30.00 5.00 87.50 2.50 0.00 1 1 2.61 32.19 3.25 5.21 30.00 81.90 6.2 20.00 1.504.48 12.05 53.30 87.77 83).01 4.00 1. 807 1 6.06 588.47 131.18 55.00 156.25 82.95 82.91 15.00 e • • • • n REs0Lccicam n TIE CITY TREAS?'RER TC PAY JOSEPI JCVKFR At SO1 FOR RESCLPTI09 G, TRA1S?CR AID DIR.CT1 iG C CLLReTl`?b, TRA'dSP: RTI VO, F^aY''T ACID DIS?OSI'I, OF GARBAGE F07 T'C fi70`tT'i OF MAY, 19 56. pl'+EREAS, Joseph Junket. and Son has filed with the CitY Clark a list of agreement xse fl forms cto tieing the resuc and addresses of percoll who hove oi gi theer nth of. May ` 1956, according tc the garbaP„-refuse contract dated July 11, 1951, tetween said to pay to the City for such rertage and refuse collection during the month ofY Jcssnh junket, and Son and the city as follows: '!ll{L1.50 2 91 dwellings '11.50 1 p0 7 commercial 9.00 61630.50 as 4,52 Less ddlm lions 19626.00 amounting in all to The sto•.e figures do not include any extra comnensaton for the gar1fl e-refuse col - lector's entering Into b'esement9 for carnage or refuse, for which a hlmher price has a the person or ne»scns whose Eerbage or been erwee.d vector11n between re"1 vet.Such higher price does not go through the City refuse was hell matte Aod privte. reement between such person or nersons and the books end is a matter of private e' collector. Tac rnnICIL CF T'TE CITY CF STIIL. AtE ,et9 the PE IT 1R626.00D TY said the City. peg said sum of imade 00 sodaJd Joseph Ju kor an and Son, ait meats heretofore made b•• said .Taseph Junker and Son and accepted ty Passed June 5, '956 Published June R, 195E a Attest: City Cle RESOL^TIC ISSUE AID SA'F CF CERTIFICATE CF 1'IDET9'EDIRSS TO PAY FOR flA'TA TI "I 1REFSI'CCT TCE ITS 1 eb. GA?FA"^. ^`iD REFUSE COI,LF.CTI OV A'D 9E! OVAL. F^? TIT "`^`iTq CF' "AY, RESVIVED BY TIE rc'"ICIL CF TIE CITY CF STII.L:"AIER, that there shall be issued and fnknr ne Told a dcertificate cd went1indebtedness of the1 city of Stillwater to the amount of e aTnd Six arbaged and andll ntion,0 (1transportation, s.or) Dollars to pay JOSOph for Son for gaofeM a1d 6, ine accordancertwith thgarbage-refuseburial contractpdatedcn for t31 m1953 of May n9Joseph Junker and Son and the City. Said certiificattetsshallll July 31,numbered ed5T between and shall be p y heat 1, 1956, with interest at the rate of four (µ) per be membered Thirty-three, shall be dated June Br 195 , bearer on or before October ssu per ennui from the date dlb9L until paid. It City Clerk end shallbe bear themd on officialalf sealfof e tCity tyhe it its Mayory. tshe, rk on thn thereafter as posslhle,s atdpby the City ar and accrued e interests date of its issue or as soo TTE FOIL I'AITR A`m CREDIT OF TRT CITY, voluntary payment by the owners or occupants proceeds of special assessments as provided by stete law are all hereby pledged to of the premises from which cartage and refuse ore removed and disposed of, and the the full payment of said certificate and interest. - Ti!! CITY TRSAS"TER shell endorese upon each certificate when presented to him, the name nefpthe nameost c and posts of office e holder address ofeaeon hclderall keep a record in his u. office (continued on nacre 272) • • 1 • • • • (Resolution No. 1576 continued) IN ORDER TO AVAIL ITSRLF of t'e privlleme ofira the record holdering such riorttorOc to written r, must tober ve d1, s9r, tee City, biit Ti tentio t of ofon the holder thereof. on to nay Such certificate, addressed to the leg known address Passed Tune K, 1956 Published June g, 1956 Attest: City Clerk RESOLUTION RESOLUTION FIXI'10 COMPENSATION OF FATTING MAC') PERSr1NEL FOR 1956. 6 RESOLVED PY THE COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER that, effective May 31, 1956, the compensation to be paid to the employees at the City's two bath3nv beaches during the 1956 season is hereb- set in the following$175.00 per month; at Barbera Plourde, T.S.I. Life Guard, Gene Lempi, Life Guard, ,$170.00 per month; Tim McDonald, Life Guard, 8160.00 per month; ;all Connelly, Life Guard, $160.00 per month; Caretaker at Lily Lake Beach, 8160.00 per month; Common labor at either or both beaches, 81.30 per hour. ALL OF T'E ARCVE COMPENSATION shall be payable semi-monthly and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby aithorized and directed to draw their warrants upon the City Treasurer acccrdinely. Passed June 5, 1956 Published .Tune 11, 1956 Attest: City Clerk v p RESOLUTIO RESOLUTIO'L AUTHORIZING THE TEMPORARY FMPLOYM£NT OF SPECIAI. COUNSEL. RESOLVED Pv TIE COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER, that, pursuant to Section 3nreso- of the City Charter which provides, among other things, that the City may, y Special lution, authorize the employment of special counsel to assist the City Attorney in special circumstances, William T. Johnson, Esq., is hereby atpthetCd as Counsel to assist the City Attorney in the litigation now pending in the District Court of Washington County entitled, "Harry L. Thompson, Plaintiff, versus CITY OF STILLWATER, Defendant." Passed June 19, 1956 Published .Tune 20, 1956 Attest: re, a 1 1 • • • RESOLUTION NO. 1879 RESOLUTION DETFRIIINING TEAT TIE CITY S9ALL TAKE-OVER AND PERFORM THE FUNCTION OF COLLECTING AID DISPOSING OF GARBAGE AND REFUSE AND AFANDOI T'O PRIVATE C0NTRACTCR SYSTEM. e° ?REHEAR, the city of Stillwater has at present a contract with a private firm whereby that contractor collects and disposes of garbage and refuse in the City; AND WHEREAS, said contract expires on July 31, 1956, and contains no prevision for renewal; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED FY TIE COUNCIL OF 71E CITY OF STIIJWATER that the Council deems It for the best interest of the City that it abandon the method cf garbage and refuse collection private r and that the stabeh and performthe functincf collecting nddionosing cfaiditself, refuse; FE IT 1'HT'RR RESOLVED that effective August First, 1956, or as soon thereafter as proper produced withi n the made, he made, the city shall collect and dispose of rarbage and refuse Passed June 19, 1956 Puhlished June 20, 1956 "aver 10) Attest: City Clerk RESOLUTION NO. 1880 RESOLUTION DIHECTI1G THE PAY1TNT OF BILLS. r RESOtheyLeare hereby allowed and 1warrants0ordered Ptdrawn onathe hCity l Treasurer lfor band PY THE COUICIL OF the several amounts: - Art Bartkey I. A. Bergen C. D. Pourdaghs Laster R. Prover Dean cherlsen Raymond F. Law Passed June, 19, 1956 p,tlished June 21, 1956 Attest: City Clerk Convention expense Convention expense Convention expense Convention expense Convention expense Convention expense $67.50 86.29 68.45 45.57 17.63 44.80 w • • • • • 411 • RESOLUTION NO. 1881 RESOLUTION DIRECT/NO TIE PAYMENT CF BILLS. RESOLVED RV TIE CCITNrIL CF TIE CITY CF STILL'WATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several. amounts: - Animal Hospital Services Earl 1. Ayers Repairs Fluff City Lumber Co. Supplies Board of Teter Commissioners Supplies Robert Bonse Extra help at fire Thomas Brower Painting and installing suns Gemstone Products Sand Charlaen TrIcklnp Fill sand boxes Consolidated Lumber Co. Supplies Carlson Brothers Gas and oil C. F. Coyer °- Assoc. Supplies Economy Printing Print receipt books & envelopes Reston-yasterman Co. Legal publications Roy Edstrom Painting curbs and signs Ray C. Grove Services General Trading Co. Patteriee Gilbert Gordon Truck rental Sherman Gordon Truck end loader rental Johnson Plumbing & Resting Supplies and repairs John J. Rilty Co. Grease, oil and kerosene Hoppers' Co. Inc. Road tar League of Minn. Municipalities Directory Liner wleetric Co. Supplies and repairs Martell Brothers 'Well. Raymond F. Law Postage Miller Davis Co. Forms Minnesota Mercantile Supplies ?welter Construction Co. Bulldozer rental Northwestern Bell Telephone Service and toll Northern States Power Lights and gas Olson Transfer Co. Shipping charges St. Croix Drug First aid supplies St. Croix Radio and T.V. Repair police radio Stillwater Book and Stationery Supplies Adolnh Schindler Power mower Security Blank Book Assessment sheets Stillwater Hardware Supplies Stillwater Machine Shop Weld angle iron Thompson 'hardware Supplies upper Mississippi Waterway Assn. Membership prduesere Washington County ?est Publishing Co. SupCementws orkFrank Wilson Supplies Zolldan Grocery Zoller Printing Co. Assessment notices and cards Rey 5. Zoller Trimming and removing trees William T. Johnson Assistinr City Attorney Stillwater Insurance Agency Insurance Louis A. Parnell Services Liberty Service Station Gas Stillwater Motor Gas Passed July 10, 1956 Published July 17, 1956 Attest: C,1; G/ev S 3.00 182.29 71.37 54.03 3.75 18.90 71.50 24.00 52.82 3.70 3.00 26.75 62.90 22.23 7.00 3.05 4}5.00 287.00 23.91 46.27 238.21 3.00 62.43 384.50 37.96 15.95 80.00 93.00 1115.00 4.32 11.75 1.50 146.55 137.00 227.06 30.00 2.00 73.78 25.00 105.60 .6o 120.75 5.58 9.75 99.75 250.00 9'4.15 21.56 67.45 78.3 mayor / v I • • • 4 1 4 • • RESOLUTION NC. 1982 RESCIPTIOd AIIHCRISIIC pcm DIRECT1NO THE CITY TREASURER TO PAY JOSEPI JU:IKER AID SON FOR CCILECTING, TRANSPORTING, FORYI1O AND DISPCSINO OF CARCASE AID REFUSE FOR THE RONTH CT JUNE, 1096. r• '.TTERFAS, Joseph Dunker end Son has filed with the City Clerk a list of arreement forms containing the names and addresses of orrsans who have cbl-rated themselves to pay to the City for such eart'v'e andrefuse collection during the month of June ;956, according to the earhsce-refuse rontrnct dated July 31, 1953, between said Joseph Junker and Son end the city as follows: i 956 lwellinrs 20 co•mnercial P ',1.50 '1434.00 C `9.00 180.00 amoun'tinc in n1.1 to 'j1614.00 The above figures do not include any extra c. ompensation for the garbage -refuse collector's entering into basements for garbage or refuse, for which a higher price has bean agreed upon between the collector and the person or persons whose garbage or refuse was collected and removed. Such higher price does not go through the City books end is a matter of private agreement between such person or persons and the collector. THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the City pay said sum of $1614.00 to said Joseph Junker and Son, subject to any and all assignments "") heretofore made by said Joseph Dunker and Son and accepted by the City. Passed July 3, 1956 Published July 13, 1956 Attest: CSt�rk a., v. n RESOLUTION N0. 1883 RESOLUTION AUTNCRIZING THE ISSUE AND SALE OF CERTIFICATE OF INDEPTEDNESS TO PAY FOR GARBAGE AND REFUSE COLLECTION AID REMOVAL FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1956. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that there shall be issued and sold a certificate of indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount of One Thousand Six lOndred Fourteen and ns/100 (1614.00) Dollars to pay Joseph Dunker and Son for garbage and r.fuse collection, transportation, burial and disposition for the month of June 1956, L. accordance with the garbage -refuse contract dated July 31, 1953, between Joseph Dunker and Son and the City. Said certificate shall be numbered Thirty Four, shall be dated July 6, 1956, and shall be payable to the bearer on or before October 31, 1956, with interest at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum from the date of issue until paid. It shall be executed on behalf of the City by its Mayor, attested by the City Clerk and shall bear the official seal of the City. It shall be sold by the City Clerk on the date of its issue or as soon thereafter as possible, at par and accrued interest. THE FULL FAITS AND CREDIT OF THE CITY, voluntary payments by the owners or occupants of the oremises from which garbage and refuse are removed and disposed of, and the proceeds of special assessments as provided by state law are all here's. pledged to the full payment of said certi"icate and interest. TSE CITY TREASURER shell endorse upon each certificate when presented to him, the name end post office address of the holder thereof and shall keep a record in his office of the name and post office address of such holder. TAI ORDER TO AVAIL ITSELF of the privilege of paying such certificate prior to October 31, 1956, the City, by its Treasurer, must give the record holder thereof thirty days written notice of its intention to pay such certificate, addressed to the last known address of the holder thereof. Passed July 3, 1956 Published July 13, 1956 Attest: City Clerk M ' Mayor is • • • • 1 ;5o RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION RELATING TO RODERICK A. LAWSON, PRESIDENT OF THE SAINT CRCIX VALLEY YOUTH COMMISSION. WHEREAS fortunate at served, in this Community, including all of the territory included in that served by Independent School District numbered 106, has been, and is, oexstence the firepresentatives tofrcivic,lsocial, tcharitableoand religiouslgrnupsnfrom iwithncomposed its area, which Youth Commission is dedicated to assisting in whatever is constructive and beneficial. to the youth of this community; and, WHEREAS, of s9beand as esih President has been Roderick A. Lawson of Stillwater is and has been the President of said Youth Commission since its organization in the Spring worthwhile s” and valuablena r- untiring in his time and efforts on behalf of this so ery woo has leea, mvae abln or- ganisation working for the welfare of cur young P P other one individual, responsible for the outstanding record and auccess of the Com- NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER that the Citymission; energy and leadership in helping the acclaim and officially Youth Commission, e the contribution made by said Roderick dership A. Lawson to Ythe outh oft Croix this community and espiallyhenyoiung, people of the City of Stillwater; BE TFU TITER RSO ELVED that teat tthe City Clerk be instructed to transmit a duplicate of this Passed July 10, 1956 Attest: it Clerk CITY OF STILLWATER RESOLUTION RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF FILLS that the following bills be and they RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the Several amounts: P. Y. Lindbloom, Postmaster Melvin Eriesel Passed July DI:, 1956 Published July 31, 1956 Attest: Stamps Services at dump ✓ P. 35.00 80.08 • • • • 1 P" RESOLUTION NO. 1856 RESOLUTION AUT9ORIZING THE EMPLOYMENT OF JOSEPH JUNK)R AND AN ASSISTANT, AND FIXING THEIR COMPENSATION, AND AUTHORIZING THE RENTAL OF' CERTAIN EQUIPMENT FROM JOSEPH JUNKER. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER that effective August 1st, 1956, Joseph Junker is hereby employed as City Garbage and Refuse Collector, at an hourly rate of nay of One Dollar and Seventy-five Cents ($1.75) per hour; RESOLVFO FURTHER that there 1e hereby appointed an assistant to said Joseph Junker in said w.:k, whose rate of compensation shall be the sum of One Dollar and Seventy-five Cents ($1.75) Per hour. Said compensation to both said Dunker and said assistant shall be payable by the City semi-monthly. Said Dunker and said assistant shall work eight (8) hours per day, six days per week. BE IT FURTRER RESOLVED that effective August 1st, 1956, the City is hereby authorized to rent from said Joseph Junker the garbage and refuse truck now owned by said Junker and which is presently being furnished by him in the work of collecting and transporting garbage and refuse under a contract between the City and said Dunker which contract expires July 11, 1956. The rental charge to be paid by the City to said Joseph Junker for the use of said truck shall be the sum of Three Dollars and Twenty-five Cents fRor all gasoline, oil,dlubrication,lrepairs, replacementut further st ofto the parts andyoth-rnish and necessary y maintenance of said truck. The City shall pay the public liability insurance premium on said truck and shall pay the rental coat of the land on to which said garbage and refuse Are to be deposited by said Junker. 0 Passed July 24, 1956 Published .August 2, 1956 Attests war WWI City Clerk m • • • • RESOLUTION N0. 1887 RESOLUTION DIRECTING TIE PAYMENT OF BILLS are0herebyYTIE i allowed sadl warrsntsCITY STILIIATER, that onRthe Citythe Treasurer1forhills the severathey CF TIE l amounts: Eerl Ayers I. A. Bergen Aloft City ?.umber PI -Lateral Nose Co. Bloom Motor Company Poard of Water Commissioners C. D. Pourdaghs Thomas Brower J. E. Brown Wallace Carlson Easton-Mastermen Co. Consolidated Lumber Co. Roy Edstrom Erickson Post Company Erlltz Cement Works General Trading Glaser's Service Sherman Gordon 'iooley's Market Kopner's Co. Inc. William Areas John Lawson Leasue of Minn. Municipalities Liberty Station Liner Electric Co. Lawrence Lipner Lyle Sign Co. Martell Brothers William Meath Poelter Construction Co. Mueller Motors Robert Murphy R. A. Myers Co. Northern States Power Peter Miller Northwestern Bell Telephone Louis A. Parnell R. C. Peterson Phillippi Equipment Co. Reed Drug Co. Alfred Roepke St. Croix Drug St. Croix Radio & T.V. A. R. Schwantes Stillwater Pock & Stationery Stillwater Hardware Stillwater Insurance Stillwater Machine Shop Stillwater Motor Co. Stillwater 011 Co. Stillwater Paint & Linoleum Thompson Hardware Triangle Sign Shop Washington County Ray S. Zoller George Nohlers Wolter's Auto Supply Wright's Tire Service Zolldan Grocery Passed August 6, 1956 Published August 13, 1956 Pump repairs Board of Equalization Cement Fire `lose Repairs Install hydrant Board of Equalization Let or Inspecting sidewalks Coaching baseball Legal Publications Supplies Labor Car repairs South Third Street sidewalk Supplies Gas and oil Tabor Supplies Road tar Conference expense Conference expense Dues Gas and oil Wire insulators for alarm Wood for park Signs Well pump Weed cutting Services Repairs Lator Supplies Lights and gas Dump for garbage Service and toll Labor Legal expense Repairs Soap Labor Supplies Radio repairs Metal tube Supplies Supplies Fire insurance Services Gas and oil Drums and kerosene Paint Supplies Signs Boarding prisoners Trimming tree need cutting Equipment repairs Tire repair Supplies Mayor Attest:, City Clerk 4.55 330.00 45.00 452.75 348.40 30.00 39.15 28.00 100.00 38.6o 203.26 2.50 63.33 1230.60 5.47 171.38 125.02.9II00} 235.6 1.50 5.95 183.00 10.68 79.95 11.00 20.06 282.50 102.00 1067.50 28.50 6.75 16.00 2282.89 75.00 98.05 7.81 5.00 28.72 6.75 9.51 7.70 9.22 tl. S 188.64 11.50 8.32 18.85 23.73 37.21 62.75 101.20 9.63 38.25 7.07 3.00 2.34 • • • • RESOLUTION 30. 1888 COLLECTING,AUTHORIZING AID TRANSPORTING, IIVIYING DIRECTING AND TDISPOSING OFIE CITY SGAARBAGE AID RTO PAY EFUSE FOR T?EAMC>ITI lOFCR JU Y, 1956. r- WHEREAS, Joseph .Tunker and Son has filed with the City Clerk a list of agreement forms containing the names and addresses of persons who have obligated themselves to pay to 1., the rity for such garbage and refuse collection durl53, betthenmonth onth ofsJuJuly, ih 56,t.aaccording to the garFeee-refuse contract dated July and the City as follows; rinn 447 dwellings @ S1.50 20 commercial @ 9.00 B1420.50 180.00 t1600.50 Less deductions 18.00 Amounting in all to 21502.50 The above figuresdonot include any extra compensation for the gertage-refuse collector's entering into basements for garbage or refuse, for which a higher price has teen agreed upon tetween the collector and the person or persons whose garbage or refuse was collected and removed. Sur' higher price does not go through the City books and is a matter of private agreement L.,tween such person or persons end the collector. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the City pay said heretoforefmade8by50 to said said Junkerue drSondandnacceptedtbythe yCittyy. all assignments Passed August 8, 1956 published August 10, 1956 Attest: "1 City Clerk Mayor RESOLUTION N0. 1889 . RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TIE ISSUE AND SALE OF CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS TO PAY FOR GARBAGE AID REFUSE COLLECTION AND REMOVAL FOR TIE MONTH OF JULY, 1956. RESOLVED BY TIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that there shall be issuedand sold a certificate of indebtedness of the City of Stillwater in the amount of One Thousand Five Hundred E1ghbrtwo and 50/100 (1592.50) Dollars to pay Joseph Dunker and Son for garbage and refuse collection, transportation, turlal and disposition for the month of ,j .July, 1956, 1n accordance with the garbege-refuse contract dated July 31, 1953, between Joseph Dunker and Son and the City. Said certificate shell be numbered thirty-five, shall be dated Aurust 10, 1956, and shall be Lpayable to the bearer on or before October untilg56, oaidwl ItSshallst at be executedrote on behalf of thercent City bynits Mayorum ,mattesteddate byfthe issue City Clerk. end tee nr teaitsrissueoorias asoonathrreafterlas ty. possible,shall at le oar andsold yaccruedthe City .,lark on the date the interest. THE FMTL FAITH A'..- CREDIT OF TIE CITY, voluntary payments by the owners or occupants of the premises from which garbage and refuse are removed and disposed of, snd the proceeds of special assessments as provided ty state law ere all herety pledged to the full Payment of said certificate and interest. TIE CITY TREASURER shall endorse upon each certificate when presented to him, the name and post office address of the holder thereof and shall keep a record in his office of the ne'e end post office address of s^rh holder. • • • e • RESOLUTION 30.1889(Continued) IN ORDER TO AVAIL ITSELF of the privilege of paying such certificate prior to October 11, 1956, the City by its Treasurer, "met oivo the record holder thereof thirty days written nctice of its intention to nay such certificate, addressed to the last known address of the holder thereof. Passed All^net 8, 1956 Published Aumvst 10, 1956 Attest: City Clerk Mayor .•),(C,- . _ RESOLUTION NO. 1890 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A SICK -LEAVE POLICY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES AND CITY CFFICERS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILVNATER that effective Augcst first, 1956, the following plan for the granting and taking of sick -leave for City employees and City officers shell be in effect: Every new employee or officer of the City shall accumulate one day per month sick -leave until a total of thirty (30) days is reached; Upon five years` service, the total sick -leave time accumulated shall be thirty-five (35) days; Ten years, forty (40) days; Fifteen years, forty -file (45) days; Twenty years, fifty (59) days; Twenty-five years, fifty-five days, and Thirty years, sixty (60) days sick -leave. Sick -leave time shall be computed on the basis of actual working days and shall not include any day or portion thereof which is not part of the normal work week. Passed August 8, 1956 Published August 14, 1956 Attest: City clerk Mayor 0 G7 212 w • • w • RESOLUTION NO. 1891 RESCLI'TION AUTICRI'IING THE. MAKING CP TIE F13ST PAYMENT DUE O:I TIE PURCHASE CF VCiIYG MACHINES RESOLVED BY TH= C01'NCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER that pursuant to that certain contract between the city of ^.tillweter pad the Automatic Voting machine Corporation of Jamest.wn, New Mork, the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to make the payment in the amount of Tr, atv-three Inndred aid Fifty-two (2352)Dollars, due August 1st, 1956, to said Automatic Voting Machine Corporation; A'D TUE RAYCR AND CITY CLERK ARE HEREBY authorized And directed to draw their warrants upon the City Treasurer accordingly. Passed August 8, 1956 "" Published August ly, 1956 Attest: Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1892 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING ASSIGNMENT RESOLVED BY TIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLCIATER that the City accept that certain assignment of moneys now due or hereafter to become due from the City to Joseph Junker by reason of the rental of equipment by the City from said Joseph Dunker to be used ty the City in the work of cartage and refuse collection and disposal, said assignment being in writing, dated August 8th, 1956, the assignee being the Thorp Finance Corp- oration of new Richmond, Wisconsin. Passed August 8, 1956 Published August 15, 1956 Mayor Attest: W‘—l—lA.-�� . / City Clerk RESOLUTION NO. 1891 RESOLUTION establishing certain rules and instructions for the use of voting machines in Stillwater, Minnesota es required by Section 209.02, Minnesota Statute for 1945. BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of Stillwater, Minnesota as follows: Section 1: That the Common Council does hereby adoot the following rules in connection with the use of voting machines in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota: a. POSTING SAMPLE BATLCTS i:I POLLING PLACE The precinct election officials shall post at least two, and as many more as con- venient, SAMPLE BALLOTS within the polling place, on the rails of the polling place, and shell also oost SAMPLE BALLOTS in the hallways and approaches to the polling place, for the purpose of enabling the voters to study such semole tallots before proceeding to vote, sc as to familiarize themselves with the offices, candidates and narties, if any, as well as such rrfeeendum ouesticns as may aooear on the tallot. Such SAMPLE ALLOTS shall be attached to the walls by the use of Scoteh Tane or similar adhesive material, so as not to damage the walls. • • 4 1 • w • RESOLUTION NO. 1c93 (Continued) F. INSPECTING TIP BALLOT I.APEIS The precinct election cffleinls shall compare the ballot Thiele of each voting machine with the return sheets or stntemynts of canvass furnished, to make certain that the n^mes of the political parties, and the referendum questions all appear on the voting machines in their proper order, in exactly the same manier as on the return sheets or statements or canvass furnished. In case any discrepancy is found such machine or machines shell not be used until the City Clerk has been notified, and he hne corrected it. c. EXAI.'I ING TIE OPERATING LEVER ^,SAL The preceinet election officials shall examine the metal sea] with which the voting machine is sesled against operation to see that it is sealed and shows no evidence of tempering, and they shall also compare the number on the seal with the numter of such seal es shown on the envelope containing the keys for the voting, machine, as furnished to them by the City Clerk. In case any discrepancy is found, such machine or machines shell not to used until the City Clerk has bean notified and has examined such machine and hes satisfied such election officials that such machine is in proper order and ready for use. The numter of such seal on each such voting mechine shell be recorded on the certificate furnished for that purpose. d. EXAMINING T4E PROTECTIVE CCPNTER The precinct election officials shall examine the protective counter on each voting machine, and shall ecmnere the numter shown therein with the number shown for such protective counter on the envelope rontainine the keys for such votine'machine, as furnished to them by the City Clerk. In case any discrepancy is found, such machine or machines shell not be used until the city Clerk has been notified and has examined such machine and has satisfied such election officials that such machine is in proper order and reedy for use. The number of such protective counter on each such voting machine shall be recorded on the certificate furnished for that purpose. e. INSPECTING THE REOISTERINC COUNTERS The precinct election officials shall jointly examine each and every registering counter and the public counter in each voting machine and shall see that each such registering end public counter is set at ZERO (000). In case any discrepancy is found, such machine or machines shallnot to used until the City Clerk has been notified and has corrected such discrepancy and has reset such registering or public counter to ZERO (000) and has satisfied the election officials that it has been done. The precinct election officials shall sign a certificate furnished for that purpose, certifying that it has been done. f. INSTRUCTING THE VOTERS ON INSTRUCTION MODELS Each voting machine is equipped with a mechanical instruction model which is replica of a portion of the face of the voting machine end operated mechanically in the same manner as the voting machine. Such instruction models shall be placed upon a table in the polling place and at least one election judge shall remain in atten- dance at such instruction models at all times during the voting and shall request each voter to receive instruction thereon end shell instruct each voter who is willing to received such instruction. The election judge shall first operate the instruction model himself in the presence of the voter and shall then permit the voter to op- erete it himself. Voters may also be instructed by use of the sample ballots fur- nished. r. TIME OF ARRIVAL OF ELECTION JUDGES AT POLLING PLACE All election judges shall meet at their polling place et least one hour before the time for opening the polls, so es to allow ample time for thorough inspection of the voting machines and getting everything in readiness for the conduct of the election. h. 1. LEAVING DUTIES FOR 'EALS DURING ELECTION A majority of the election hoard shell always be in attendance at the polling place. Election ,judges shall arrange the noonday absence for meals accordingly. All election judges shall remain in attendance at the polling place from 3 P.M. until the final canvass 1s completed and shall not atsent themselves for meals during such period. I'ISTRUCTING VOTERS AFTER CURTAINS HAVE BEEN CLOSED If any voter, after entering the voting machine tooth, shall ask for additional instruction in operation of the voting machine, such instruction shell be given him by two judges telcngine to opposite political parties, if such there he. after giving such instruction, such judges shall retire from the voting machine booth and such voter shall thereafter proceed to vote alone and in secrecy. C t,l ag • • 1 • • • 1• RESOLUTION NO. 1893 (Continued) i. AIDI'.G VOTERS IJ VOTING ^'hen a voter ste.tes under oath that he cannot read the English language, or that he is physically unatle to operate the voting machine, he may cell to his aid one .� or more of the election judges, who shall then prepare his tallot on the vcting machine es he may desire, and In as secret a manner as the circumstances permit. When the voter also states that he cannot speak the Enrlish language or understand it when spoken, the judges may select two persons from different political parties to act es internreters, who shall take an oath similar to that taken by the judges, and then assist such person in voting. Then the voter shall prefer, he may call to his aid any voter residing in the same election district, who unaccompanied by a judge, may retire with him to the voting machine booth and prepare such voter's ballot on such voting machine for him; but no such person shall prepare the ballot of more then three such voters at any election. Before reglsterinr his vote, such '— voter shell show his Fe'lot es nrenered for recording, privately to a judge to ascertain that it Is prepared as directed; tut a physically disabled voter, who is able to determine for himself, need not show his ballot as prepared for recording. No judge or other persons so assisting a voter shall in any manner request, persuade, or induce, or attempt to persuade such voter to vote for any particular political party or candidate, but shell prepare the ballot as requested, and shell not reveal to any other person the name of any candidate for whom the voter has voted, or anything thnt took place while so assisting him. k. TIME ALLOWED ?ACT VOTER IN MACHINE The fudges shall admit tut one voter to the voting machine et one time end only after it has been ascertained that he is entitled to vote. The voting on the voting machine shall be secret except as provided by law for voters needing assistance. No voter shall remain within the voting machine booth longer then three minutes and if he shall refuse to leave it after the lapse of three minutes, he shall be removed by the judges. 1. RETRACTING A WRITE -IT VOTE Whenever a voter has cast a ballot on the irregular tallot device, generally re- ferred to es the "write-in device or write-in slides" and desires thereafter to change his mind, and instead, to vote for a candidate whose name appears on the ballot he shell be instructed to return all voting pointers to the unvoted position and cross out or erase any votes recorded on the irregular ballot device, and the election judges shell witness that this has been done. Such election judges shall then cause the voting, machine to Ye returned to the original, unvoted position and shell then permit the voter to begin from the beginning once more. Such operation of the voting machineas in this case mentioned, shall be designated as a spoiled voting machine ballot, end the election judges present shell make out and sign a certificate stating the facts for each such case, which shall be returned to the City Clerk with the official returns of the election. m. SEALING MAC'MIIE AGAINST 'VOTING -CLOSE OP POLLS As soon as the polls of the election are closed, the election judges shall immediately turn down Lock No. 2, thus locking the voting machine against further voting, and they shbll then seal each voting machine against Voting by inserting the numbered metal seal furnished for that purpose into the slots on the voting machihe provided for that purpose. The election judges shell then record the number of each such seal for each such voting machine, by number, on the certificate furnished for that purpose. n. RECORDING NUMBER ON PUBLIC COUNTER The election judges shall then record on the statement of canvass the number shown on the Public Counter on each voting machine. o. RECORDING NUMBER ON PROTECTIVE COUNTER The election judges shall then record on the certificate furnished for that purpose, the number shown on the Protective Counter on each voting machine. MIME P• CA`VASSING THE VOTES The election judses shall then unlock end open the doors of the counter compartment, in the presence of the watchers and any other persons who may lawfully be present in the polling place. One of the election judges shall, under the scrutiny of another election judge, of opaosed political interests, if such there le, in the order of the offices as their titles are arranred on the machine, reed and announce in distinct voice the designating number and letter belonging to each candidate, and the total number of votes shown on such candidate's registering rounter. Re shall then an- nounce the votes recorded on the "^:rite -in" tallot (paver roll), and shall also announce the votes rerorded on each referendum svestion. As each vote is announced from the registering mounter of the votinr machine, it shall i-medi^tely be entered • • • • • • q• RE1CL"T101 W. 1°91 (Continued) on the duplirate statements of canvass, In firures only, in ink, by two election 1udees.of diffeaent political interests, if such there be, and after having recorded arch vote for each candidate, each arch election judge who is recording the votes as announced, shall immediately and loudly repeat the numler he hes recorded, so the election !wires at the voting rachine counters cal check it with the candidates registering counter. After the polls are closed and the votes hove been counted on said voting machine in the manner required by law, each judge shall then sign a certificate which shall be a port of the Statement of Canvass stating that the results as shown on the Statement of Canvass are the true and correct results of the election and that the canvass has been completed in accordance with the law as provided by tie Statutes of Minnesota. VERIFICATION OF TIE CA`iVASS RESULTS The election fudges who recorded the totals shall then change places with the election judges who announced the totels from the voting machine counters, and the entire process of making the original canvass shall be repeated for the purpose of verifying the accuracy of the original canvass. r. FAMILIARITY TIT'S MITMESOTA STATUTES COICERSIRG VOTING MACRIMES Each election judge shell familiarize himself with all provisions of Chapter 209, Minnesota Statutes, concerning the use of voting machines, and earh etch election judge shall, at all times, act in compliance with all of such provisions of the State law. s. ATTEIDI'G ELECTION OFFICERS IRSTRUCTION MEETINGS Rot More than 21 days before each election and primary thereshall be held under the direction of the proper authority having charge of the conduct of the elections and the primaries, a meeting or meetings for the purpose of instructing the judges about the operation of the voting machine and the duties of election officials when voting machines are used. Each election judge shall attend such instruction meeting or meeting for which he shall receive the sum of one dollar, and no election judge who falls to attend shall be eligible to serve on election day. Section 2: That the rules regulating the use of voting machines as above set forth, be submitted to the Attorney General of the State of Minnesota for his written approval. Section 9: That copies of said rules as above set forth be printed upon cardboards and posted In the polling planes hereafter at each time of election. Passed unanimously this 20th day of July, 1956. (Rule "5" corrected to comply with section 209.0E Minnesota Statute for 1945 on August 27, 1956.) Aneet— Mayor aie9 C =5 to mg • • • • • RESOLUTION MO. 1894 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the '" several amounts:- - Etsfern D. Andrews Fire expense $ 3.75 Kenneth Andrews Extra fire help 3.90 Animal Hospital Services 3.00 Pi -Lateral Hose Co. Rose 453.25 Bloom Motor Co. Equipment repairs 251.8 Bluff City Lumber Co. Supplies 20.02 Board of Water Commissioners Hydrant and pipe 303.69 mm E. J. Brooks Co. Meter seals 26.10 Carlson Station Batteries 41.82 Consolidated Lumber Supplies 119.57 C. F. Coyer & Asso. Bumpers and nozzle repairs 27.28 RastoneMasterman Co. Legal Publications 108.60 Lyle J. Eckherg Legal services 60.00 Economy Printing Forms 155.75 Roy Edstrom Install signs 9.45 Erickson Post Co. Car expense 81.198 Erlltz Cement Works Cement work 2,569.�}96 Fritz's Metal Shop Mower repairs 5 0 Friden Calculating Co. Maintenance 42.00 Louis Garavalie Fire Expense 3.75 P. R. Geiger Sales Co. Repair level 9.77 Gilbert Gordon Services and truck rental 84.90 Sherman Gordon Truck rental 407.50 Gould -Rational Batteries Batteries 405.68 John Kaska Extra fire help 3.90 Richard Kearney Extra fire help 3.90 Kopper's Co. Inc. Road tar 463.30 William Kress Fire expense 1.;5 Victor A. Lassen Sharpen tools o000 Raymond F. Law Postage 5.25 John Lawson Fire expense 12.15 Lipner Electric Co. Parts and -services 281.41 Lystad's Exterminators Services at dump 30.00 Magee -Hale Park-O-Meter Co. Meter parts William Meath Tractor -mower rental 96.00 Peter Miller Rent for garbage dump 75.00 WM. R. Rosette!. Dozer services 56.00 Robert D. Murphy Install signs '104.05 05 Mueller Motors Tires Northern States Power Lights, gas 1.135.16 Northwestern Bell telephone Service and toll 122.47 Louis A. Parnell Services Railway Expresa Shipping charges 4.57 Ritter Landscaping Saralee Services 450.50 St. Croix Drug Supplies A. R. Schwantes Stopper for sewer 15.93 Simonet Furniture Shades and supplies 25.90 „ Smith 011 Co. Gas 79.20 Stillwater Book and Stationery Supplies 11.887o Stillwater Hardware Supplies Stillwater Insurance Insurance 496.6316. Stillwater Manufacturing Co. Glass 9973 Stillwater Oil Co. Kerosene, Gas 101.86 Stillwater Paint & Linoleum Paint 15.38 Thompson Hardware Supplies 81.86 Triangle Sign Shop Signs 52. 0 Washington County Boarding prisoners 37. 0 Wolter's Auto Supply Supplies 1. 3 Wright's Tire Service Tire repairs 2j.50 �" Ionian Grocery Supplies 11�.52 Olaf Rildahl Refund on garbage service 8 33 Elbert geaquist Refund on garbage service 8.33 Band concerts 23.00 Judy Alexander Joanne Anderson Band concerts 20.00 Margo Anderson Band concerts 0.00 Margot Bird Band concerts 20.00 Band concerts 20.00 Nancy Bracrt uneird Band concerts 13.00 C13.00 Marion ylharg Band concerts Gail Conley Band concerts 18.00 John Downs Band concerts 23.00 • • • • Joanne Elliott Dennis Galowits Judy Gilbert Barbara Gillstrom Merry Gilbert Darryl Gramens Carol Manson Darlene Benson David Hanson Margaret Huff Betty Anrley Lynn Jacobson Marna Jacobson Douglas Johnson Demeter Kallnoft Karen Knapp Carol Kruse Frances Kvo61 Gary Langness 'Robert Langness Keith Larson Alive Lehman Kurt Luhmann 'Richard McGee. Robert Michaelis Carol Monson Ronald Nelson Peter Oieen Judd-Orft Ervin Rotenberry Karen ekith Adeline Steffen Judy -Thompson Victoria Von Tassel Kathryn vitalis Dennis Wiese Don Wiebe Gerald Zollden Passed Sept. 7, 1956 Published Sept. 10, 1956 Attest City Clerk RESOLCTIOM NO. 189A Continued G^ .A Band concerts 9 12.00 an Band concerto 11.00 p7 Band concerts 20.00 Band roneerts 18.00 Band concerts 20.00 _ Gand concerts 25.00 Band concerts 1 :00 Band concerts 12.00 Band eoncerte 16.00 Band coneerta 18.00 Band concerts 16.00 Band concerts 20.00 Band coneerta 18:00 Band concerts 7 00 Band concerts 16.00 Bend concerts 16.00 Band concerts 15.00 Bend converts 17:00 Band concerts 18:00 Band concerti 177.00 Band concerts 24.00 Bend concerts 19.00 Band concerts 20.00 Band concerts 20:00 Band concerts 18:00 Band concerts 19.00 7, Band concerts 17'00 Bend concerts 16:00 Band concerts 19:00 Band eoncerte 20:00 Band tenderta 16.00 Band contorts 19.00 Band concerts 16.00 Braid contest* 11.00 Bend contests 16.co Band eoncerte 18.00 Band eoncerte 18.00 Bend concerts 20.00 Mayor • • • • RESOLUTIO'I NO. 1895 RESOLUTION APPOINTING CUSTODIAN OF VOTING MACHINES RESOLVED BY T9E-COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER that effective September first, 1956, Raymond F. Law of Stillwater is hereby appointed Custodian of Voting Machines, pursuant to and in accordance with Minnesota Election Laws, 1956 edition, section numbered 209.15. Passed September Published Septemter 14, 1956. e, Attest: City Clerk Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1896 RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATE OF COSTS FOR VIE IMPROVEMENT 0P NORTH FIRST STREET AND EAST BALSOM STREET. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER: 1. That the plans, -including the establishment of Street Grades, specifications and estimated costs, as prepared by the City Engineer for grading, installation of concrete curbs, drainage structures, bituminous surfacing and any other improvements as and where indicated on the plans therefor, of North First Street between East Juniper and East Balsom Streets and on Bast Balsam Street between North First and North Second Streets, in the City of Stillwater, Minnesota, as presented to the Council for its consideration and approval be, and the same are hereby approved and ordered filed in the office of the City Clerk. 2. Thet Tuesday the 2nd day of October, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. te, and is hereby designated as the time when the Council will meet in the Council Chamber in the City Nall at a regular meeting and act in relation to the doing of the proposed work and improvements, and the City Clerk is hereby directed to give notice of such meeting in accordance with the provisions of the charter. Passed September 7, 1956 Published September 13, 1956 Attest: aJ 12 City Clerk Ma or o • • 7 5z RESOLUTION NO. 1897 RESOLUTION VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH GROVE STREET WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Stillwater, held on May 1, Cr, 1956, a petition was presented to the Council praying for the vacation of a portion ne of South Grove Street in the City of Stillwater, described as follows, All that part of Grove Street lying South of a line 174.1 feet South of the South line of Pine Street. AID SAID PETITION, upon the order of the City Council, was filed in the office of the City Clerk and said Clerk was ordered to give notice by publication in the official newspaper of the City for four successive weeks to the effect that said petition had been so filed and that a hearing would be held on said petition by the Council at the regular meeting to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall at Stillwater at Seven -Thirty o'clock P.M. on June 5, 1956, which publication has been duly made in the STILLWATER EVENING GAZETTE; AND WHEREAS, in accordance with the terms of said notice, said petition carob before the Council for hearing at the regular meeting held in the Council Chambers at Seven -thirty o'clock P.N. on June 5, 1956, and that said hearing was then end there completed, and it is now the judgement of the Council that the vacation of a portion of Grove Street described In said petition should be granted: NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STIILWATER that the following portion of South Grove Street is hereby vacated absolutely and completely, to -wit: A11 that part of Grove Street lying South of a line 174.1 feet South of the South line of Pine Street. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER that the Council consider the foregoing Vacation to be for the test interests of the public end make It possible to construct new homes and that the Council consider getting such new home or hones upon the tax rolls of the City adequate crnsideration for the said vacation and therefore does not order any cash payment to be made therefore. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that after the publication of this resolution according to law, the City Clerk is hereby ordered to file for record in the office -of the Register of Deeds of Washington County, Minnesota, a transcript of this resolution, together with a duplicate plat showine the vacation of the Street herein described. Passed unanimously on September 7, 1956. Published September 14, 1956. Attest: City Clerk Mayor • • • v __ • • • • • • :5J RESOLUTION N0. 1898 RESOLUTION AUTHORI2ING TIE LEASE OF TIE OLD SCHULENBEHG SCHOOL HOUSE RESOLVED BY TIE COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF STILLWATER that the City lease to the PARENTS GROUP of Stillwater, a non-profit, unincorporated civic society, for a period of one year, from and after October qth, 1956, that certain building known as the Schulenberr, School House, located at the corner of North Second Street and Willow !a, Street, in Stillwater, In condition as it now is. 15 Mee THE CONSIDERATION to be paid and accepted for such leasing is the sum of one collar. As a part of the consideration-hereinbefore mentioned, the Lessee 1s to have the option to renew the said lease, upon the sane terms and ronditlons, from and after the termination date. In order to avail itself of this option, the Lessee shall • notify the Lessor, 1n writing, addressed to the City Clerk, City Mall, Stillwater, not later than September 4th, 1957, of its intention so to renew. THE LESSEE shall at all times during the term of this lease carry fire and extended coverage insurance on said building in the amount of at least $2500.00, with the lose -payable clause in favor of the City, as their interest may appear, and shall also carry adequate and sufficient liability and property damage insurance on said building. No land is to be covered by said lease, except the land upon which the said building rests. Passed September 7th, 1956 Published September 14, 1956. ia City C alark Attest: • L L4 Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1899 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts: - Akron Brass Co. E. D. Andrews Bannister Engineering I. A. Bergen Pen Franklin P.1-Lateral Rose Co. Bloom Motor Co. Bluff City Lumber C. D. Bourdaghs Bud's Standard Service Bury h Carlson Cemstone Products Cover-Sauvageau Carlson Brothers Charlsen Trucking Economy Printing Roy Matron Reston Pdasterman Louis Garevalia Gilbert Gordon Sherman Gordon Gould National Batteries Ray C. Grove Johnson Plumbing and Heating Key City Yaps John r, K11ty Kopper's Co. Inc. Henry Klindworth Kopper's Co. Inc. William Kress Erne Agency Raymond F. Law John Lawson Lyle Sign Co. Aline MacDonald Andrew vadsen Minnesota Fire Oztinruisher Peter *filler Mcelter construction Co. Hose parts $ 1.56 Fire expense 2.50 Design and prints 110.00 Board of equalization 5.00 Glue .49 Fire hose 463.05 Equipment repairs 2I1 q5 Secrete 1.60 Board of Equalization 5.00 Motor 011 .48 Redl-mix 87.10 Sand 51.48 Gas 77.97 Gas and oil 3.3 Services 5.00 Forms 47.80 Installing signs 4.73 Legal publications 270.50 Fire expense 2.50 Truck rental 69.00 Truck and loader rental 194.00 Charger 266.00 By-pass sewer service 121.50 Furnace repairs 71.33 city maps 120.00 Coal 477.92 Road tar 474.17 Fire expense 4.10 Road tar 237.60 Fire expense 2.50 Bond -City Clerk 68.75 Election expense 128.50 Fire expense 20.63 Sion posts 71.83 Cleaning supplies 12.33 Foard of Equalization 5.00 Supplies 21.50 Dump rental for garbage 75.00 Grader rental 224.00 M • • • • Robert D. Murphy Olson Transfer Public Works Equipment Co. A. R. Ranum RStzer Landscape Alfred Roepke St. Croix Drug St. Croix Valley Fire Dept. Louis Semoel Shorty, Cleaner E. W. Simonet State of Minnesota Highway Dept. Royal Stevenson Roger Stevenson James R. Stevenson Stillwater Book and Stationery Stillwater Machine Shop Stillwater Motor Co. Stillwater Oil Co. Triangle Signs Wldholm Frelghtwaya Washington County Wheeler Lumber Supply Co. 2oller Printing Mrs. Oscar F. Johnson Steve Martell Warren Murphy A. E. Ranum Don Swenson David Sullivan Herbert Piculell John Fjugan James Conroy Culver Davis HellenistDave Floyd Hallquist Charles Johnson Jeannine Lahiff Susan Lange John Remberg Municipal Finance Officers Mary Ohlgren Verna Johnson Myrna Wlhren Mae Olson Esther Magnuson Florence Hall Arthur F. Seggelke Bessie Mitchell Martha Tonskemper Nary Ann Malloy Ella E. Adkins Betty Jacobson May Schrade DeLoris Larson Myrtle Seim Nellie Deragishh Ethel S. Biorn Mamie Underhill Mrs. L. 0. Lagerstedt Mrs. S. 9. Ouradnick Edna Kress Donna Carlson Lena Janilla Leona Zoller John flake Passed October 2, 1956 Published Octoter 9, 1956 Attest: City ark RESOLUTION N0. 1899 Continued Install meter poets Shipping charges Truck repairs Clerk hire ervices at park Instal] meter poets First aid kit Membership dues Services at beach Laundry Filing vacation Stop sign Paint parking lot Paint parking lot Paint parking lot Supplies Repairs Service call Kerosene Signs Shipping charges Boarding. prisoners posts and cable Signs Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Refuse contract refund Band concerts ?mad concerts Bend concerts Band concerts Bend concerts Band concerts Band concerts Bend concerts Band concerts Membership dues Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Election Judge Fire Help 6.75 z 15.55 c 300.00 2P 314 75 3.91 5.00 38.69 4I}00 1,776.50 99.45 10242.45 1.00 17.7o- 26.00 17.pp15 59.6o 455. 1667 36.677 6.66 6.67 6.67 4.00 4.00 18.00 20.00 7.00 18.00 2.00 16.00 2.00 1 .00 fl 16.5o 16.5o 16.5o 16.50 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 16.50 16.50 2.00 16.50 16.50 16.50 16.50 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 1.35 • • • • • • ems RESOLUTION N0. 1900 RESOLUTION UPON THE DEATH OF JOSH R. COLOMBO WHEREAS, John R. Colomto, retired former Chief of the Stillwater Fire Department, died on October 8, 1956; end, WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Stillwater deems his death of sufficient importance' r• and public interest to instruct the City Clerk to make permanent upon the Council minutes the following remarks pertaining to Mr. Colombo: John R. Colombo Coined the Fire Department of the City of Stillwater on December 21, 1928. ry diligent application to Department affairs he rose rapidly in the service until July 1st, 1940, on e..rich date he was appointed Chief of the Department. He served as Chief until his resign. -ion, due to ill health, in March, 1955. His faithfulness was common knowledge; his devotion to duty, outstanding. His ability e Pus deepestand record as regretChief of that thetCitylre Councilrtment membersere of learnedhofhhisest order. It is with the passing. BE IT FURTHER 1E30LVED that the City Clerk send a duplicate of this Resolution to Mrs. Colomto. Passed October 9, 1956 Published October 10, 1956 Attest: City .lerk� Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 1901 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF TILLS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following bills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts: Ptsfern Andrews Animal Hosnital Harold Rielenberg PS-tateral Nose Co. Plakkestad ersic Ploom Motor Co. Board of 'later rommissioners Russell Ponse Prd's Standard Service Cherlsen Trucking Richard rolemeir ronsolidated umber Claire DSlts Paul Doerr Easton-Masterman Cc. Economy Printing Hoy Edstrom Erickson -Post ro. Feder Oaelass, Inc. General Trading Glaser Service nilbert Cordon Sherman Cordon Inter-rity Printing ro. William Kress prop Agency veymond F. Tam 7ohn Lawson Elden tewerer T.inner 1ect.1r Lyle Si-n Co. ua^ee-Cale Pork-O-meter ro. reole Island, Inc. wenn 7. Biller, Ire'V. Fire expense $ 2.00 Services 12.00 Pefund on permit 3.00 Fire hose 450 20 25- Rand instruments Equipment repairs 36.07 Pipe and services 56.07 2.70 Fire expense pas and oil 4.55 Services 44•70 Fire expense 55 2.75 Supplies 2.00 Fire expense 12.00 Fire expense 6 Legal publications 22!t. 0 Forms 39.50 Fire expense -painting 20.25 Equipment exnense 213.01 Clerk 11.00 Supplies 18.66 Equipment repairs 8.66 Truck rental 63.00 Truck 1- loader rental 179.00 Forms 139.80 Fire expense 8.10 Insurance 4,141.90 Expense 10.00 10. Fire expense 1.45 Fire Expense 50 Services A supplies 94.75 5 5irns 9.00 Parts Street imarove-ent 112.65 Fire-en's Assn. dues 10.00 w • • 1 1 RESOLUTI03 70. 1901 Continued Peter miller Gerlage dump rent Mine Safety Appliance Co. Safety lirht 2175.00.00 Minnesota Fire Extinenisher Parts and repairs 120.22 Minnesote 'mercantile Supplies 35.80 Moelter Construction Co. Grader rental 133.00 'Tlliam Murray Fire expense 2.00 V. A. Myers °. Co. Deodorant 16.50 'Tatianal Ins. of Law Officers rant - 47.50 Vorthern States Power Co. Power, cos, Sight 2,251.19 Worth Fourth Street Store Supplies 6.45 `iorthwestern Pell Telephone Service and toll 149.00 Olson Transfer Services William Powell. Fire expense 2.00 Arnold Peltier Fire expense 2.00 Ritter Landscaping Sodding and surfacing 676.75 Lawrence Rumpf Fire expense 2.70 Smith 011 Co. Gas and oil 7R.4T Stillwater Pook and Stationery Supplies 12.4G Stillwater Uerdware Supplies 11.34 Stillwater Insurance Insurance 91.31 Stillwater Machine Aepaira-equipment 401.95 Stillwater rotor Co. Balance wheels 4.50 Thompson Rerdware Supplies 191. 1 Triangle Sipe Signs 28. 8 Wolff Construction Co. Sewer repairs 5,950.86 Wolter's Auto Supply Repairs and supplies 72.49 Wright's Tire Service Des end oil 75.47 John Zol]er Fire expense 2.00 ?]ay S. 'oller Remove and trim trees 387.00 ,tarry A. Swanson Garbage refund 5.00 [Robert Thorsheim Garbere refund 5.00 E. R. 'White Garbage refund 5.00 Pay Schrade Election judge -school 19.50 DeLoris J. Larson Election judge -school 19.50 Well Deragisch Election judge -school 19.50 Myrtle Seim Election judge -school 19.50 Mary Ann Malloy Election judge -school 19:50 Martha Tonskemper Election judge -school '19r5o Eelen A. Simonet Election judge -school 19.50 Ella Adkins Election judge -school 19.50 Mrs. E. C. Underhill Election judge -school 183.25 Mrs. L. O. Lagerstedt Election judge -school 11.25 Mre.E. H. Wry Election judge -school 1825 Ethel B. Elorn Election judge -school 18.25 Verna J. Johnson Election Judge-school.Myrna Wihren - Election judge -school 20.00 19.00 Mae Olson Election judge -school 19:g Mary Ohlgren Election judge -school 19:00 Leona Zoller Election judge -school 188.50 Lena Janina Election judge -school 18.50 Donne Carlson Election judge -school 18.50 L8.50 Edna Kress Election judge -school Florence Hall Election judge -school 19.50 Esther Magnuson Election judge -school 19.50 Arthur F. Sergelke Election judge -school 19.50 Bessie Mitchell Election judge -school 19.50 Richard Dewhurst Band concerts 7.00 Marcia Glasrud Band concerts 00 James Lay Band concerts 113.00 Rosemary Meehan Band concerts 19.00 Mery Helen Reicikitzer Band concerts 19.00 tiniest Schaderr Bend concerts Linda Schwantes Band concerts 5.00 Volunteer Firemen's Benefit Insurance 1.00 Passed 'lovember 13, 1956 Published 'Ievember 16, 1956 Attest: Mayor d a • • n Z- • RESOLUTION I0. 1902 RF.SOT*TION FIXING TAX LEVY FOR CITf PURPOSES FOR THE YEAR 1957. RESOLVED BY THE cornea OF THE CITY OF STILT:aT'ER, that the sum of 1193,058.81 be,and the same hereby is levied 'gear -Let all of the taxable property of the City S of t111water, Nashi ,gton County, Minnesota, for City pvrnoses Tor the year 1957, to he rollerted from taxes for the following funds and in the several amounts set opocslt each thereof: General Fund Real Property Pt'nd Park Fond Rand Mind Library Fund Interest Find Sewage Disposal Survey Firemen's Relief Fund I , Parking Facilities Fund Post .Audit Fund Voting Machine Fund 150,654.00 14.500.00 4,000.00 3,000.00 14,640.00 500.00 1,500.00 300.00 1,490.00 2,000.00 5.444.88 Total Levy for year 1957 5198,058.88 Passed November 13, 1956 Published November 15, 1956 Attest: City lerC k Mayor RESOLUTION 10. 1903 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS. RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLP:ATER, that the following bills be and they a-e hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts: - Automatic Voting "achine Co. I. A. Bergen Bloom !rotor Co. Board of Rater Commissioners C. D. Bourdaphs Pud's Standard Service Carlson Pros. Station Gemstone Products Co. Consolidated Lumber Co. General Trading. Gilbert Gordon Sherman Gordon Rey C. Greve J. J. Silty Co. Erne Agency Liner Electric Lystad Exterminators Andrew Madsen James E. Hc0reth Miller Davis Co. Peter Miller Minnesota Smoke Eater "oelter Construction Co. 'forth Star Concrete Paper Celmenson Co. Pure ell Company Ritzer Landscaping Service St. rreix Redip 9 T.V. Louis So-nel Standard CI' Co. Election supplies Board of Equalization Equipment repairs Hydrant repairs Board of Ecualizaticn 011 Snow tires Sand Supplies Chains Trek rental Truck , 'ceder rental Services Coal insurance Services Services at dump Board -of Equalization Services Codifying ordinances Docket Find court calendar Gartere dump rental Subscriptions Grader end shovel rental Sewer pipe Cutting Ilodes Gas Dirt, bulldozer 9 truck rental 9.310 repairs Services Gas and oil 40.54 5.00 9.31 121.35 5 24.96 5 15.90 63.40 114.02 132.00 454.00 16.00 21.75 600.73 11.40 30.00 5.00 150.00 179.25 75.00 27.00 343.0o 507.64 98.97 h7.30 43.45 50.00 294.79 • • • 3 • ;5t RESOLUTION 30. 1 0 CONTIVUED Stillwater Rook and Stationery Stillwater Fire Dept. lelief Stillwater Stillwater 011dCo.e Thompson Hardware ¶ldhclm Freirhtweys, Inc. Washington County Wrirhts 'Sire Service ley Holler 4. Passedember 79.56956 Attest: Cit9 lark Supplies fleas Putting up Supplies Kerosene Supplies in, charge Sewer castings ship.m Boarding prisoners Tire repair Furnish track derrick Mayor 47.53 0.00 55.55 23.25 2.25 15.40 3.00 13.50 EESOLUTI i ATI•^•1 RESOLUTION CONFIRMING MD ESTAFLISHIIG ASSESSMENTS FCR INSTAL RESOF OLUTIOND MAIN IM7ROVEMENT 40. 4, 1355. 1 6 assessments asments to defray Whereas, the City Council, by resolution, approved April 95assesst go. 4 in the installing water mains, between NoWest art atandtsorth Wee William an a Teets, of the mlockcost Lftreet, betweenTePst Pine andstbOn Lstr, ts,Wes 'Neit einden Stllewinb sweeet'; Mtaeenlark DLind, Streets, et and e, Robin Lefr South Hemlock Street, between East fro.^.! Robin Lane, Street,ctfrombetween `:ore?, endr Sherburne Drive, Street endMeedowlerk Drive, Oriole Circle, from Meadowlark drive West of Robin awe, West around Rback Lone, described Wheea and back to Aden end n south the south asealle, of West Linden Street the owner of T a30c1N.RR. certain tract lying gl sod h f6 T. Linden Street extending west to the west line of said SE } of NE}, was as all that wart of the SE f�,dy-section 29•tn Hatted Lands, and lineassessed ofse as being P Whereas for a .ladle, of 940.7 to be known es Radles Sunny Slope Addition to Stillwater, by the City Council on March 6, 1956. to be Trees Henry J. ladle, the owner of s_id tract of land has caused the same platted into lots and blocks,the plat of which wee approved and accepted provide and that certain NOW TiatEsetd or. IT RESOLVED me THE levied OFn THE idTY-t OP g the amended : the permanent Improvement playgrounds and hasps shall be exempt corm 1• That said original assessment levied against said -tract the emended to relic use as accrued t Pefro to proportionate assessments against the respective lots, as thus platted, tracts dedicated s^a nil amounts ar.rraed therefrom to charged anyThat assessment, as confirmed and corrected Fund. 1956, be amended in accordance therewith. 2. That the original on assessments 3, i levied6, amended in rorc . by amount of Council April 3. R7 12. of assessments being 1$4- passed December f:, 1956. Published December 10, 1956 Attest: L. • • • • • • RESOLUTION 10. 1905 RESOL.TTICN AllIFIREING ESTAFLIS3I'm ASSESSMENTS FOR RECC'ISTRUCTTiG CURS AID SIDEWALKS IC SCUTTR TIL?D STREET. $ i> RESOLVED BY TIE COENCIL 0:- TIE CITY OF STILL"WATER: that the assessments made against the several lots, parts cf lots end parcels of land as presented to the Council for [� its consideration and approval at a regular meeting held on tie 4th day of December 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying a Portion of the cost of the reccnstruction of new curbs and sidewalks, guard railing and necessary filling along the east side of South Third Street bet,,een E. Olive and E. Pine Streets in the City of Stillwater during the year 1956, as set forth in the assessment roll therefor, emonntinr to the sum of '3247.55 be, and the same are hereby confirmed and es- tstlished. !'• Passed Deeemter 4, 1956. Published December 10, 1956 Attest: Cit. -'Clerk Payer RESOLUTION NC. igo6 RESOLUTION CONFIRMI'TG AND ESTAELISHING ASSESSMENTS FOR GRADING AND EITUMINOUS SURFACING OF SOUTH EVERETT STREET. W i - ' 15 i- 5's RESOLVED BY THE C0T'tCIL OF TIE CITY OF STIL_"S:ATER: That the assessments made against the several lots, parts of lots and parcels of land as presented tc the Council for its consideration and approval at a regular meeting held on the 4th day of December, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. for defraying a portion of the cost of the grading and bituminous surfacing of South Everett Street between 'West Willard and !lest Abbott Streets, within the City of Stillwater during the years of 1955 and 1956 as set forth in the assessment roll therefor, amounting to the sum of s 1412.57 to and the sane ere hereby confirmed and established. Passed December 4, 1956. Uublished December 10, 1956 Attest: City Clerk Ma" or RESOLUTION NO. 1907 RESOLUTIC1 AnTiCNICING A'ID RFQ'.TESTING T!E DRAFTING AND INTRODUCTION IN TIE STATE LEGISLAT'1HE 0[ T.FGISLATICN RELATING TO TAXATION FOR GENERAL FUND PURPOSES RESOLVED 3Y TEE COUNCIL CF' THE CITY OF STILLWATER that the City Attorney be author- ized and inst^urted to draft legislation for enactment at the 1.957 session of the state le-isl nture -'nigh would have the effect of increasing the le^el limit of forty (41) mills for all gennral fund purposes as provided by the present statute, to.a msaiun'm of fifty-five (55) mills. The lerisleticn, ^:hen finally drafted end intred"red, shell ennly to either. all nines of the F'o'lrth Class, or to the City of Stillwater, only, m__sh decision cannot le made at the time of the passage of this Resolution, t'rt Walsh derision shall subsenuently be made, eni th' City Council hereby a'thori.zel nni unpst:ens of either of soil at terna't i-es. Passed December 11, 1956. 6. Published December 7, 1956. / Attest: ftt1_1- City Clerk CITY C F .,.lip.. ATTR ''v 'MA • • RESOLUTION TO. 1909 RESOLPTION AUTHCR/7M AM REQUESTI. 'ERE DRAFTING A.HI INTRODUCTION IN TIM STATE LEGIS* LATCRE OF L'DISI A ICI - FFCTI T. THE BOARD OF ALAITT CC3^'iSSIFNERS AND TV CITY RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the City Attorney he authorized and instructed to prepare and draft a lerislntive till for introduction end enactment at the 1957 session of the State Leeisletrre on behalf of the Pocrd of Water Com-issloners end the City. THE EFFECT OF SAID PROPOSED LEGISLATION would relate to the amount of water frontage tax which may be assessed arninst land in front of which water mains are or shall hereefte- he laid. Said Proposed legislation shall elso authorize and permit the Poard of Water Commissioners to make such assessments, rather than the City Council. Said Proposed leeislation may, also, if so determined to to wise and advisable, cavern the number of installments in which said water frontage tax shell be payable, and may, also, include end relate to certain improve -eats by the Board of 'inter Commissioners other than and in addition to the construction of water mains. Passed December 4, 1956. Published December 7, 1956. Attest: CiCy Clerk Mayer RESOLUTION N0. 1901 RESOLUTION DIIIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLWATER, that the following tills be end they are hereby allowed end warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts: - I. A. Bergen Board of Enuallzatlon 5.00 Bloom Motor Co. Equipment expense 170.85 Russell Ponse Fire expense 1.50 r. D. Pourdavhs Fire and council expense 10.65 L. R. Brower Iicensee and postage 54.00 Bud's Standard Service Gas 9.73 Charl.sen Trucking Hauling machines 10.00 Cover Seuvareau Motors Gas end o11 176.03 C. F. Coyer & Associates Expansion rings 9.00 Easton Mesterman Co. Legal publications 43.30 Cemstone Products Sand 71.50 Consolidated Lumber Co. Supplies 3.60 Lyle F.ckberr Legal expense 50.00 Economy Printing Forms 19.75 Roy Eistrom Flood skating rinks 9.45 Erickson Post Co. Equipment expense �3j40.25 Was Prcthers & Sons Manhole frames & covers 40.50 50 Louts Gerevalia Flood skatiop rinks General Trading Batteries 1.22 Glaser Service Grease job 2.50 Sherman Gordon truck rental 45.00 Junker Trucking Sand 22.00 J. R. Elindsorth Flood skating rinks 9.45 William Kress Flood skating rinks & Tire expense 31.20 Kror Agency Insurance 47.81 Victor A. Lessen Sharpen picks 15.20 John Lawson Fire expense 11.00 Elden Lewerer Flood skating rinks 31 75 Lowell Super Service Snow: tires and tube o Andrew Madsen Board of equalization 5.00 Magee -Kale Perk-O-Meter Parts 35.03 Miller Davis Co. Forms 28 Northern States Power Lights, power 115.61 'northwestern ^ell Tolanhone Service and toll 1.95 • • • r. RESOLUTION g0. 1909 CONTINUED Stillwater Rook !< Stationery Smoke -Eater Solider: Grocery T1111er. J. Johnson Ralph 1!cCreth Erickson Pont Passed December 20, 1956. Published December 26, 1956. Supplies Subcriptlons Cleaning supplies Garbage contract refund Posta_re and expense New police car mayor Attest: 6 II 'I ✓ ww� � City lerk 18.12 2.00 8.09 3.33 11. 0 499.00 RESOLUTION NO. 1910 RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE PAYMENT OF BILLS RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF STILLYWATER, that the following tills be and they are hereby allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the several amounts: Roger Becker Pi -Lateral !lose Co. ?loom Motor Co. Carlson Brothers Service Cematone Products Consolidated Lumber ,y Division of Boiler Inspection Easton Masterman Co. Roy Edstrom °^ Erickson Post Co. Florian Faxendin Harry Gast Sherman Gordon Gilbert Gordon Rilty Fuel Raymond F. Law John Lawson Linner Electric Lawrence Liner Peter Miller Miller Davis Co. Minnesota Mercantile National Institute of Clerks Mileage station Northern States Power St. Croix Radio k T.V. Edwin Schmoeckel Shorty, Launderer Edward Simonet Stillwater Insurance Stillwater Taxi Stillwater nook and Stationery Stillwater Motor Co. Thompson Hardware .ashington County John ?oiler Janet Kispert Passed ?emery 8, 1957 Published ?emery 11, 1957 Attest: / 43114)-1-0,1-h-/ City Clerk Fire expense Fire hose Truck repairs Gas, oil, services Sand Roofing License Legal publications Flood rinks Car expense Supplies Install signs Truck rental Truck rental Coal Postage and license Fire expense Furnace repairs Coal Gartage dump rental Dop tags Supplies Dues Gas, oil, services Lights and gas Transfer radio Repairs Laundry Record deed Bond, Assessor Ambulance service Supplies Gas Supplies Poardinp prisoners Flood rinks Pend concerts Mayor 3.90 472.50 116.97 80.54 143.00 3 i45' 1.00 97.80 12.15 200.82 8.37 2.70 45.00 45.00 10.8585 1.88 52.38 568.11 75.00 42.32 8.00 10.00 72.9b 1,145.74 37.70 4.00 13.98 1.50 5.00 10.00 36.85 14.22 8.89 11.00 10.80 16.00 • • •