HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931-01-02 - 1931-12-29 CC MINCouneil Chamber
Stilltter,Rinn. January 2nd 1931
Regular adjourned meeting;
Melting called to order by President Sheila.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetinr held Dec. l6tb 193o read and approved.
Report of City of receipts dnd disbursements for the month of
Deoember,1930, read and arderetfiled.
City Clerk submitted a reprt of receipts and disbursements for the year
1930, and same was ordered filed.
Annual report of the Chief of the Fire Department was read and on
motion of Councilman Lavine the same was ordered filed.
Communication from State Treasurer certifying that bond # 13 of the
Oity of Stillwater in the sum of $2000.00 was paid in full and hie records show
that the same was mailed to the County Treasurer on June 19 ,1930.
Contract and bond of Lyman Sutton for plowing snow during the doming
winter was on motion of Councilmen approved and ordered filed.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
Above minutes read and approved.
On motion of Councilman Lavine meeting adjourned.
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Stillwater, Minn. January 6th,1931.
Regular Meeting;
Mayor elect,Peter 0. Lund and Counoilmen elect Charles Christianson and
Alpert Taylor paving heretofore taken and rubeeribed the oath of office as
required by law,eacb assumed their seats. Oaths of office filed.
Meeting called to order by President Lund;
Roll call showed the following .-resent. Councilmen Christianson, McLaughlin,
Ryden and Taylor and President Lund.
President Lund in his rddrese outlined his idea of what could be expected
of the new administration.
On motion of Councilman Ryden Soft Drinks licenses were granted to
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co,. William Retzlaff, Carlson & Olson,Edblom
Drug Co.,H. N. Stewart,Jos. P. Eichten,Frank A. Mitchell,A. A. Fraser,Clayton
Needs, Joe MarloW,Margaret Carlson,Carl W. Meieter,0. L. Anderson,Ries Drug Co.,
Mrs. R. B. Neiss,John M. Ertle,John Lustig,Mrs. Anna Gelhar,alendon N. Lynch,
Vict;r serglund,Jobn L. Monty,James Thompson,Frank C. Robinson,Stillwater Lodge
No. 179, B. P. 0. E.,Florenoe E. Na11,Percy Sherrard and Frank Callahan.
The Trdstees of the Firemen Relief Fund suomitted their annual renort,
and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin the same was accepted and ordered filed
and the City Attorney was instructed tp present same to the District Court
for approval.
Councilman John McLaughlin was elected Vice President or the Counctl,on
motion of Councilman Ryden.
The City Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for legal publications
for the ensiling year,bids to be returnable at the next meeting of the Council.
On motion•of Councilman McLaughlin the Chief of the Fire Department was
instructed to have an appraisal made of the fire loss at the Fire Department
building which occurred the Sth inet. On motion of Councilman McLaughlin,
The offer of Frank W. Schmidt to allow the City to continue using the
present dumping groind at the price of $17.00 per month was accepted for the
time being.
The Mayor recon:a.ended that the widening of North Third Street from
Myrttle to Mulberry Street be acted on and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin
the City Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for said
work and submit the same at the next regular meeting.
The Mayor advocated placing the City Employees on street work be placed
on an eight blur basis, but no action was taken.
The Mayor directed the Chief of Police to submit a plan at the nett
meeting to put the police force on an eight hour basic,and also directed the
Chief of The -Fire Department to submit a statement at the next meeting regarding
the needs of that department to bring it tp to the highest degree of efficiency.
On motion of Councilman MaLaughlin,meeting adjourned.
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Stillwaterdann. Jun. 20th,1931.
Regt.lar Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present except Councilman Taylor.
Minutes of meeting held January 8th read and arproved. mo
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin Soft Drink Licensee were granted
to A. T. Wellman, at e14 So. Third Street and to Chas. J. Smith at 1003 So.
'Bids for City Printing for the ensuing Year were opened and read an
Third Street.
follows; Stillwater Gazette, at legal rates; Meesenger Printing Co.,754 Per
folio for first insertion and 352 per fano for subsequent insertions.
Trade Ness at nOt per folio for 'hint insertion and 252 for subsequent insertions.
councilmen setaughlin moved that the Council ta e a recess to consider
the bids, whichwas seconded and curried,but action deferred pending thearrival
of councilman Taylor.
City Clerk reported that the fire loss at the fire denartment building
bad been adjUated with the iniuranoe companies for the eum of $98.5e
Oaths of office of James D. Bronson, William J. Midden and Chas. F.
Inglin as members of the Scbool Board were presentee and ordered filed.
Councilman Taylor arrived at this time and the Council took a renege
to consider the bids for City printing. _
Council returned and resumed their respective sents,and on motivn of
Cnincilman Taylor the contrast was avowed to the Stillwater Gazette.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the proper officers were instructed
to enter into a contract,on behalf of the City, with Mastonasterman Co.,for
legal publications for the posed improvr—gt thrt a special meeting of the
Council would oe held on the 27th inst.,which is bereby called for the, purpose.
a hearing on the pronosed imnrovement.
and orlered filed.
making sewer coanections during the past year.
to ask the Water Board to submit a statement of cork done for individuals in
necessary to better the efficiency of the fire department with a recommendation
writers to discuss the matter was read,and his recovmendation wv- anproved and
that the Council, or a coamittee of the Council meet with the Insurance Under -
taw City Clerk was instructed to arrange stab a meeting
basis with one a'ditional man, and or . motion of Councilman Taylor, all City
employees, except the fire department were placed cr. an eight hour basis,
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of Dec. 1930, presented
Annual renorts of the Board of Water Com.missioner, City School Board
and Library Board read and )rdered filed.
On motion of Courcilman Christianson the City Clerk was instructed
Report of the Cad of the Fire Department aa to what ne considered
Chief of Police reported he could put his men on en eignt hour OA :
The CitY Tngineer and Building Inspector submitted his annual report
ensuing year.
whi:11 he read and the game was accented and ordered filed.
COmmunication from Wildurr Willibg, Lieut. Col.Corps of Engineers,
District Engineer, U. S. 1hr Deeartmont,aJdressed to the Mayor enclosing taue-
print-showing the location of three SubMarine cables proposed by the Northern
States Powef Company across the St. Croix HAVOC at Stilluster,was preeented
and after explantion by the City Engineer,Councilman Christianson moved tut
the plans be approved and the City Clerk was instructed to so notify Co1.1111ing
to that effect, watch motion was duly seconded,voted upon and carried.
The City Engineer presented plans ect for widening No. Third Street
from Myrtle Street to Mulberry Street and on motion of Councilmen McLaughlin
the plans were approved, and the City Clerk was instructed to notify the Owners
of property along the nro
beginning February 1,1931, and the rage scale per day to remain as now.
On motion of C)uncilman McLnugnlin the City Clerk wan instructed to
write the Twin City Bus Co.,to give ample notice to the public when they decided
to change their time schedule.
The matter of nurChneinr ground for w City dump was diacussed,and
on motion of Councilman Ryden action was deferred until the next regular meeting.
On ?potion of Ceuncilman Ryden tne City Engineer Inc instructed to have
lights installed at a certain smiting rink,imLediately trouts-, of the Gilbert plant, ; I
providing the cost did not exceed $50.10
On motion of Councilman Cnrintianson the City Enringer was instructed 00
to have the flag pole ut the head of the Cnestnut street stairs taken down.
On motion of Councilman .ftylor the City Engineer wan instructed to
have the Olenniutextendng from ttg stone flusher down to Mort. Main street
remomed.
On motion of Councilman Ceristinrom the City 'nrineer wassinsaucted
to in 60 nerrItc to parties who desired to Out the woOd at thh proneowned
by the City on the ro-call2C dock wrourdo.
Councilmen Tailor moved ttherent e offices of city Clerk, City Engineer
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and City Attorney oe declared vacant, which motion wan seconded ny C uncilvan
Chrictianson,voted upon and lost..the vote beirr as collar/0
Councilman Taylor and Christianson voting yea and Councilmen McLaumnlin,Ryden
Resolution directing the rayrent of hills duly adopted.
and Presi erre L nd voting No.
On motto- of Councilman McLunehlin meptinn adjoared.
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Stdlwater,Minn. J nuary 2',tr,1931
Special Meetinn::
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present;
The President stated the punose of the meetin: was to have a hearing
on the proposition of widening Ro.Third Street from Myrtle street to Mulberry Street,
Several parties interested in the property along the proposed improvement
were heard and there seemed to be no objection to the improvement and further action
was deferred until the next regular meeting of the Council.
There being no further business to home before the Council meeting adjourn-
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Council Chamber
Stillwater,einn. February 3rd,1931.
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by Presi..ent Lund.
All members of the Council preoent;
Minutes of meetings held Jan. 20th and 27th read and approved.
The Mayor announced the anointment of Theodore R. Luecken as a
policeman and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin the etpointment was confirmed.
Oath of office of Theodore R. Luecken filed.
On motion of Councilman Ryden Soft Drink licenses were granted to
King Bros., gaily Owens, Edgard J. Bloom and Barry Barnholdt.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin a pluu;oers license was granted
to F. E. Wyse' and hie bond annroved.
Contract of BAston-uasterman Co., with bond attached for doing the
legal publications of the City for the ensuing, year was presented and on motion
of Councilman Christianson the same were approved. Department budding were opened
Bids for painting etc, at the Fire De.p
and read as follows; Rap. Roy 305.00• Mohr Bros. $88.50; Charles A Dahlberg $71.65;
Larson A Jacobson $74.00; Roy Cates $110.50; Frank Reutiranr. $BC.00.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the contract was awarded to
Bap. Roy, be being the lowest bidder.
Report of the City Clerk for the month of January and reoprt of —
the City Treasurer for the year 1930 were read and ordered filed.
City Engineer reported that several street lights had been changed
to new locations and that the lights had been installed at the skatinr rink
immediately south of the so-called Gilbert Plant.
The matte; of taking down the flag pole at the head of the Chestnut
street stairs was dtscuseed and on motion of Councilman Ryden the matter was
laid over.
Resolution on the pasatnq away of the City Attorney, Mr. Edwin D.
Buffibgton was read and adopted by the Council by a ig@in�gg vofe, andatthe
enrequest
of the Mayor all present arose and re ained stendin7it PTIE$t
of respect of the departed.
Om motion of Councilman Ryden the City Engineer was instructed to
proceed with SOOnn motion of f Counotliman McLaughlin the. City o. 5rd Street from yClerk wanle to instructed
Street.erry
instructed
to ask the Attorney General of the State for am opinion of she construction. of
Chapter 139•of the City Charter en to the terms of office of the antointive
City officials.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Tngineer was instructed
to get price of installing a White Wny lttt.t on Third Street near the Armory.
Freebdent reported the Council had inventigatei the several
propontttoos submitted to them for a suitable dumbirs; rround,xrd stated the
offer of Joseph flunuis for a nix acre tract nt a virtue of :>l0h0.0c wan the tent
foasable and on motion. of Councilmen .eylor it ware decided to nurchnse the said
Dupuis tract.
On nation of Councilman Ctrier,taneor. the City Clerk war ineereeted to
insert a notice in the Casette thnt norlicetions for the position of City Attorney
would be recet"ed up to trelve oacloek nn)r. Feb. 1tn.
rs was duly adopted.
Resolution. dire^ctir:- ti:e pn'
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin rneetL.r adjourned,
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Reeelar Adjo..rred L[eetia..;
Meeting caned to order by President Lend.
All members of the Council preeeftRd and approved.
Minutes of me•-tinc hn1d Feb. o oveding the Mayor and
Cnrafor1passin froreE lutice n on th. W. eadeath of� the City Attorney,h's
Councilmen Edwin for Da ff was read end ordered filed.
brother, ome C. RufYfrom tPeek
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Stillwater unciluar. Ryden nlaid r ever etonbe takece to n
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up at a conference to be Coundcilman
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On motior, of Councilmar. +aylor it was d cided to construct a cement
floor in the Fire Depart:=eT.t ouaida::g.
On motion of Councilmanwneylor tee; reeiovine soneduie of wages for t e
members aE the tire the Fir
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Mali other regular firemen S1e0.00 per month,toe Caret+effectnt ef MarCC51.
per month; engineer was instructed to
On ley Cooe of Councilman Cxe down tncatfa-pnatVthe head of the Chestnut
engage stairs for the price of $25j..00fiat-pole giving his opinion oY his
Communication from the Attorney General g oand ordered fie.
construction Onmotioraofi Councilman laylory the •+City Clerrter wask west instructed tolwrite
our State Stutter° and representative in Congress urging them to suceort the
locution n the motion rofoCounctlm.nsed lRyden meetingi:.djourC.ed.
Mayor
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Stillwater, eine. Feb. 17th 1931.
Regular Meeting,;
Meeting culled to order by Prcct.".srt Lund.
All members ef the Council nrc6ent.
Oneiretcs of
of ceotnctlman Cnriati::n6artine held Feb. 10, dSoft erinkand v'-icense was
!' grdnted`to Richard Strobel at 624 3. Fourth Street and to Chas. H. Sullivan at
Communications from D? 3. 3enaters Shipstead and Schell and from
222 So Third Street.
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Congressman Andresen relative to the ee v_bltsn:ng of a'Federal
e Prison
atd troy
Stillwater were rend and ordered filed.
Applications for the elaition TofrCitCity
uAttn:eynd Frank ,, c received
brh_ot
'IPm. P. Nolay, Ralph W. ofCrutu, Reuben take_
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On motion of .^au.^.wipe: ed1"Coencil:'sn thricti ansOnCand McLaughlin.
ke art r.-
for City Attorney and the c:.air appointed
be tellere; 2 votes and Rc')ber. G.
First 'ballot renelted c:n follows;
Miriam P. uotan receiver: 1 vote; tttlpi, :r. L'ttruth received
'replete received
ib,tcheI.n2cGretk Second received 7lrotean++tddd us ieubcfoliose;,reen reo Nolan
received
evo end
Third 'ed.3 vt remelted es fn 1. Th; •thap cet'red l. eolen asceived I t ballot bevonnri Sere". n foetel I. rmal
r=enived .3 votes n M Lauber. ;. :hog:; h received 3 bate• raS fb mal or.
Councilman McLaughlin thvbd 1. McGrath
bolldt ',el _eCordee,ldoted unnanducerried,e nil the °hale dee:oredrAel Nh
du' duly C. n„r to tyke e.-Dot !levee lrt,t*p1 to the lrr at Scan
duly elected es motion of .turc ,,tAu rlin Conde
r 'tie 0n netru t naurrt+ term. oh ,,..e Rireohnin Hide of Lake
3t. Cr to opet rum e Wire r r'�rtrsert •)ud
3t. Croir „o) i. o- tne. m Sd .,,tar' et J e t6 : - werC err
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Regular Meeting;
Eeetlr. e511..1 to order by President Lund.
All mem.:.ers of the Council present.
rinutee of meeting held February 17th,reed and "enr0ved.
Oath of office of Ralph W. McGrath as City at-nrnett presented and filed.
On motion cf Councilman Tailor the annlicatinn of E. L. Lyons for a
3oft Orink license was rejected.
0n motion of Councilman Taylor the license fee for P. pop corn waaon
was fixed at $25•1n der ye•.r.
On notion of Councilman !!cLeua_hlin the arr'-icotions of Dean C.oarlsen and
Gust Constuntinon to operate pop corn wagons -sere laid over until the next
rezul"r "eating.
Communication fro. Senator 3ee. H. Su111v,n,addreescd to the Bayer ,
relative to a bill before tLe Legislature to amend Sections 1721-9 Meson's
Ylnnesata Statutes of 19270wa.. referred to the City Attorney, on motion of
Councilman Bc/nugtlln.
On motion. of Councilman MCLauur:.11n,H. A. Sherr,,rd was ordered admitted
to the 3tate Sanatorium at Ah-Owa-Chibg.
Communication from Senator Henrik Shipntead relative to the Federal_
Prison was read and ordered filed.
On motion of Council:a:r. Ryden the City Clerk and City Treasurer were
instructed to transfer 21501.00 from the General F.nd to the Permanent Improvement
Mind.
Proposition: from L. Norton Clarke relative to the position of City
Engineer wan on motion of Councilman elau: k.1in accept.:d and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Clerk and City Treasurer
were instructed to cancel all assesee.ents fyr local improvements vs Lots 1-2-3-
4 & 5 Block 12 of Holcombe° Addition and against Lots 1 and 6 of Block 22 of
Holcombes Second Addition., in accordance with an agreement unproved by the City
Council on June 2+,1930, the conditions of said agreement htvirn been complied with
by A. F. Niederer.
Report of C1 Clerk for the month of February rend and ordered filed.
Om motion. of Councilman Taylor it was ordered that all gasoline and
oil be purchased from Stillwater 0i1 Co.,durirg the months of :!arch end April,and
from the Standard 011 On.,d::rtc; the months of gay nne June and from the Madden
01l Co., for the months of July and Au_ust, and so to continue to alternate each
two months as above.
City Attorney !icGrath made remarks and thanked_ the Council for
electing hiwCity Attorney
' Th: president z ,no1r ed Councilmen 4eLau. `1ir., Ryder. an' Taylor as
the Board of Equalira for
Resoldtion directin.7 the oayments of tills was duly adopted.
e 0n motion of Councilman Ryden meeting adjourned.
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Ueetin;• called to order by Presidar.t Lund.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meeting held Larch 3rd read and approved.
Application of Nick Sterkel for the position of City Clerk was rfl and
ordered filed.
Application of L. Porton Clarke for the position of City 3agineer was read
and on notion of Councilman HeLaughlin she sane was ordered filed.
Communication from the Stillwater L•unicipal Band asking for an appropriation
Of i20J0.0' for the yeas 1831, was read and or. motion of Councilaan Ryden the
sum of 41500.10 was ordered credited to the 7lunicipal &:nd Fund.
Co,unications from Senator Shipste::d and Bongressman And•esen with reference
to Senate Bill 241, were read and ordered filed.
Bond of R. C. Robertson as Treasurer of the School Board was presented and
ordered filed, the same having been unproved by the School Board.
City Engin er pres rated a resolution dividing the City i!.to Sprinkling
Districts, which he read, and upon roll call the same was duly adopted.
City Engineer presented plane and specifications for sprinkling streets
with tarvia and with water,end presented it resolution apnrovinp same and directing
the City Clerk t, give notice of hersi.:g or. same on April 21,1531,wjjich motion was
upon roll cull duly adopted.
Report of the City Trea surer for the month of Febrility was Trenented and
order d filed.
On motion of Councilman Christianson the City Engineer was instructed
to have stop signs placed at the corners of lyrtle nand Owens street', and at the
corners of Churchill and South Third streets.
The matter 4f isouing licenses to Pop corn wagons was taken up and
discussed, Frank T. Wilson, appearing for Gust Consttntinon and after some
discussion, Councilman lcLaughlin moved that pop corn wagon licensee be issued
to Leighton Charlsen and Guat Constantinon.
The application Of E. L. Lyons for a soft drink license was taken up
end prestented,but no action ,,s taken. lir. the City Clerk wan instructed to re Lest
On motion. of Councilman _! a•
the State Public Examiner to make a cash a%dit of the various departments of
the City.
On motion of Councilman lctau.:.lin,the reeuest of James L'u'.vey to appropri—
ate money for play grounds at the various schools was not granted.
On motion of Councilman lcLxughlin,the Chief of Police was instructed tO
publish notice that the ordinance relative to dogs w;uld be enforced. -_
On motion of Councilman Taylor it was ordered that the blacksmith work
for the City be divided as euc&liy as possible among the various blacksmiths
in the City.
0n ratio:: of Councilman Christianson the City Engineer was instructed to
demolish the old brick structure on the Terminal grounds and to dismantel the
structure at the old stone crusier plant.
On motion of Councilman ayden the City 7:4neer irra instructed to remove
the old drinking fountain near the corner of Second and Chestnut streets.
The matter of removing t::e uterine trOu7,h at tee intersection of So.4th
and Willard streets was discussed :and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin action:
Was deferred until next regular meeting so as to give the users of same the
privilege to be heard.
Councilr:.ur. Christianson moved that the salary of the City Engineer be
fixed at S2400.11 per yec:r,beginr.ing April lot,1231. which motion was seconded
by Councilmen Taylor, and voted ..,von and curried by the foP_orirz vote;
Councilman Ck:rintianson,Taytor rnd Presiler:t Lund voting yea,;,nd Councilman
Vci u.3a in and Ryden voting Nay. ••
On motion of Councilman Ryden the ,ointment of Yrs. Elate Simonson
as janitor of th City Hall was confirmed
On ::.otio of C.u.rcila; . Christi...car thc City Cl: r,: won instructed to
advertise for bids for a rotor driven fire fi ting . r. ,:a,b ds to be made
returnable April 7t.,17.l.
At the cu. eotio- of P: ci ...i, ,- ci 1.. a7 gitor c' that the
Chief of tie Fire Department be uti.rized to uce z.ic et jud t In attend —
in: fires actside of th : iLottoh w • clac,ineeJ,vbiG0 ,.con
carried. The City Attorney rerorted i.::.Jd direusced 'it:. Senator 5_111van ti.e
bill :.ndir,:: it Stele L _lsl:. t...re rel: tin,; to det: c-:_. -t of aiticultuta1
l:!rds fro. the City,-nt was informed thot the till prowl ,1r traul mat be enacted
Into 1 e u'.c)'. tip.- 41rectini. th:! )f w, - opted. /1
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Stillweter, rinn. April 7LC,lf-ol.
Regular ,. etiee;
Meeting called to order cy President Luna.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of :aeetin_ timid Lrch 17th read and ;tprroved.
Bids fur fire figatineeeparatus were opened and read as follows;
Tee Ahrens -pox Fire engine Carep:.nj 10,250.00
Buffalo Fire Appliance Corporation 10,50e.70
keek-International Motor Truck Corporation 11,50e.0e.
American-Laprance :.ne Feemite Lndus-aics le.7eeeee
Council took a rececn to consider the various bids, and after due consideration
Council reconvened and on merlon of Councilman kcLaucblip,further consideration
of muse was postponed to April 14th,1331 at 7;30 P.M., at an adjourned meeting to
be held at ;het Lice.
On matlon of Councilman EcLaughlin a sdit drink license was granted to
C. P. Bart at 602 So. Mnir. Street.
On motion of Councilman Christieneon the action of the Council at its meeting.
held Masse 3rd,in refusing to 'rant B. L. Lyons a soft drink license was reconsider-
ed,_fter which Councilman Christianson moved that a soft drink license be granted
to math Z. L. Lyose,crich motion wee duly secodded, voted upon and carried.
Petitions for the improvement of the following otreeto were presented and
read,vis; Aspen street between No.Fburth end North Fifth streets:Sycamore street
between No. William :end No. earthy streets and Orkes:ns street from Fourth Avenue
to Sedond Ave. 3o., and a part of Second Ave So.,end on motion of Councilman
UCLauhlin the . -veral petitions re:e referred to the City Engineer;
Comrunicetion from the various oeners of teems in the City protesting against
removing the watering trdugh at the intersection of So. 4th and Tillerd,street
was read, and on motion of Councilman eciaughlin the Cit.' engineer res instructed
to procure and install a reflector si;;n at the raterin_ trbggh.
Report of City Clerk of receipts and disbursements for the month of March
was read and ordered filed.
mr. N. 0. Lash, representing the Memorial Du Coeeittee asked the Council
to make the usual anpropriation of $150.00 to ee used in defraying the expense
of the Memorial nay Celebration, and on motion of Oounetle an lcLaughlin the same
war r n eM nn �oof Councilman :.eLeeehlin the contract for the sale of the old
°rustle iatiUfildiriet14H,ot$@"T�°TE4nt of • bills res duly adopted.
On notion of eouncilc•.n MeL=.agi.tiL, rceeti:.e adjo.rr.ed to April 14te,leel,
at 7:30 o'clock F.L.
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Sti'i- tertelne. April let'_,1Pel
iegular Adjourned ?Netter;
1edtine celled to order by Pres!°'rt
All ox.:.bere of the Counci' prenent..
The matter of nurchaeiee a fire anv ratan ? fl tasfen un a e'rch represen-
tative of the m':nufarturers o' fire a--ar:;tee rep -i?en nn o•-urtunity to speak,
after which Counoileee Chrietianeon r,.n'cd that the bid >f the American LeFtence
and Foamite Iniuotrieo Inc.,he i.ems bed urn! thut the proper officers of the City
be instructed to enter into a contract ^its Enid Corporation for the, nurch;eee of
said apeeretun in accordance with the rrovioiebs of t.eir :ad submitted April,t,
lee', Pace notion. maduly eeearded,voted u'-on ,ni c:reled,All of tee Councilmen
votlne yen, exert Cou: cilvar. Taylor she voted ro.
Jdd,;e Orrin e. Lee,a dre:--:-ed the Council r 1, 'Ave to ierivr:,ting certain
streets as through hlght-eys,;nr, the City Attora••': w,.n Instructed to forr:ul°te an
0rdience covering nrid mrtter a.nd present t:, the Council ::t its next rre-tin;;.
B. J. Sir^one,",', 1. Savyer :ne leore -rented perrinnion to
connect tit- the No. 2nd Str rut sever u-or. the ,:r•,:,act of y'i.-, ,upon ::.:,lion of
Councilr,•n 3yden
rotio:: of Counr ilran l:cL=u::.lir a v- s : rpfrirr fed for pi'-y. ra•.:.ds.
On :.lotion of Council•• 1 Caristi.n;un Cityr; .__r r. .. _rtr:cted to
Construct a barrier :It the endof Filth. .ivent.e a._t.
Un ::.otio:. of Ca.ncilcn :<,;.•or,3:_a -ction of the :Lc -or
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Anrtl 21,1931.
Render Meeting;
Meetirz called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held April 7th and 14th read end approved.
On motion of councilman Ryden a Soft Drink license was granted to
R. L. lojahn at Mo.225 East Chestnut Street.
Invitation from the mayor end City Council of Rock Ictr.d,I1l.,for the
opening of the Rock Isle nd :liver Termiaal,on Tuesday May 5tt. 1921,was read and
ordered filed;
Sons of R:+lph ':. McGr::tir as City Attorney and J. A. D. Abercrombie as
City Engineer and Building Inspector we_e presc.aed and on ,notion of Councilmen
Taylor the same were unproved :and ordered filed.
The matter of hearing on sprinklin;. the street with t::rvin and with
muter was taken up and after some discussion,Cruncilman McLaughlin moved that
the matter be laid over to an adjourned reetii@; to be held April 20,1931,Y 7;30
P. M., which motion was duly seconded,voted upon and carried.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Engineer was instructed to •
ornate plans end specifications and estimate of costs .'or improving certair.
etrcete.
Monthly report of City Treasurer for the r...nth of March was read and
ordered filed.
On :cation of Councilman Taylor the City Tngineer Mae instructed to
investigate the condition of the streets at the corner of Linden and Sherburne
streets ar.d report at next regular meeting.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Clerk sae instructed to
hove the annual report printed in pamphlet form:.
On motion of Courcilm"n Christianson the City agreed to pay not to
emceed $50.00 towards repairing the old Taterous Engine to be used by the Legion
in construction of the batb..r._ peach.
On motion of Counei-ism Ryden the City Tngir.aer and Chief of the Fire.
Deourtmeat were authorized to loan to the Legion such tools and ecuipment as could
be reasonably Spared,:to be used in the constructior of the bathing beach.
Resolution authorizirg the purchase of a certain tract of land to be
used as a City dump and resolution dtrectlrn the payment -of bills were both
duly adopted.
Or. motion. of Councilman McL••ughlin Council adjourned to meet Tuesday
April 2ath,19 1 at 7;30 o'clock P.M.
Attest;
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Stillreter,nen. April 1eth,11:31
Regular ACeearned i!eetinz;
Ueetine called ta order Sy Presid nt Lund.
All meehers of the Ceuncil erestnt.
The mutter of sprinklire: streets with ter-ie and r!ih water ras teken
up and after some discussien, a resolution detersininto preceed eiin the -:rk
of sprinkling streets wit?. tarvia and with rater el.& directine the City Clerk to
advertise for bids and setting the time as eey 19te,1S51, for receivine bids
was duty adopted.
Petition from Alfred Plourde et al.,to have Oek Street between
Oracle/ and Oren, sweets lee:ova& rue received and referred to the City
Engineer ta investigate,oe motto. of Councilean ncLeughlin.
The Dayor aepointed the City Feehieeer as weed inepector, and on motion
of Couccilman UcLaugalin ;he upeointmeaz was confirmed.
The City Aseesser aneounced the epnointeent of William Schwulen as
Deputy Aoseesor,and on motto:: of CaunAlean peleuealin the appointment was
confirmed.
The City Clerk was reeuested to confer rite the Library Board as to the
fecsability of constructing a walk across the Library rrounds from the inte -
sectior. of Fourth dad Mulberry streets t3 intersect rite the walk extending
to Third Street fro = the easterly entrance of the Librery.
On motion of Ceunilman Christianson the City Tnrineer was ineltructed
to engage two men to clean up vacant lost ebout tee City.
On motion of C;unellman Ryden the City Engineer wee instructed to
notify the Blemmy Denartment that the City would carry out the agreement made
with timid Department in constructing a cement driveray from the southerly side
of the concourse a; the end of the bridge to cennect rith the eassvee ray under
the bridge and in placing lightd around the concourse.
On motion of Councilman cLoughlin meesine adjourned.
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Council Cha-rer,
Stillrater,Yinn 5,1tZ1
Reciter heeting;
'f Ueetine culled to order by Pres:dent tend.
All members 0-7 the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held April 21st and 24th read and arproved.
On motion of Cause:I....II !XL u./..lin pool stile iic nays eery Lrunted to
Ertle Bros. end Glendon Lynch.
On motion of Ceaecilamn Red.:. a Soft ;rink license r E granted to
Creai. Fry at 118 So. 2nd St. and C. A. Caine at she aJlf Course.
Oath of office of Rillium Schrtlen as Deputy Assessor was filed.
Bond of %Sias UcGann es Chief of the Fire nerartment res rres..nted and
on eatioa of Council:1m Uclaughlin the sane was approved end ordered Mei.
Uenttly report of City Clerk tre reed end ordered filed.
* City Engineer nrenetted plans end estimt,e of costs for ieerovine cer-
tain streets end efta Beer) discuseion the .ter me laid over until the
next me -tine of the Cluneit for heering by eertiee interested.
City Clerk wee instructed to erite th Cheireen af the for ROPEd of
Stillreter relative to cont of iveroeirr Crieene etreet met If Feerth Ave. S.
Ceencileen VeL;uehlin roved ttet the City Cl,rk be ientructed to inform
the Coenty Auditor thet the City oold ageent 50S of the eeeunt of locel inorove-
ment aaslesments chereed v.; !ft tot 5 Plock 2 af *Jed. f, Seuuleniur,cn Mettle:gee
ehoen or his recorde, ril.ich eotien res duly scorded,voted ueot ene carried.
!4 . Recol.tion r'irectir: tOof pay..,,ht of ...Ms "ns clul.' • r8O-ted.
On ..otion of Cinucilr-r VeLaolin ; otir/ ,,fjiurred.
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o+. i:_�.rov+• c__.dr st ..,a reruested by
Tire ratter of '=e:�rin� - -
severel : itiars rrs nkc D:_ of ;:e petitioners on i^rrovirg
L1o0 Ka l l i^ r i t&•" that his impression was
Aspen st oct ') tout n. Fifths to ro s - di1 .... pre work, out
tin n h^_ silted the petition t. there u o amountld te no °,'sri for
that he vats llir to ed e o e petitioners for i:cprovir.p
t.
Zr a o, ira ,, . e. it r.. i o` sane d So., and stated
Orleans street east of Fourth :Me 5o >< i -1 So is war: nit ant making
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tot Ge Axe t mu O the opinion 4 Cit.,
.rn, c-erG ti: tr n_rty oine s n an Dui(' a s,rrd after sa-e discussion
t_. Council decided to vier ti.e different traposed luproveherte next ?silrsd:.y
crone co.A n,-• .: c_,oe he.neL•i..g,or. motion of Councilman
eV .ir6 EaO - ..,unc" adjourned.
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Attest.; ivy ~e r'r•
Council t crater
Stills:..ter, . ray 15th 1531.
Uerting caned ,d to o er hy President Lund.
s the- C c •-s : r- .:gad ' All "�O " r el_ f;:r1 ° � ;tit read and Hnproved.
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Comeronication from the Dti - ter L" hr••.r Br:r.. : el...tive to constructing x
+ and or. nation. a Courcilman
wader. over and :. as r�.: Ledar r e C ; war .
;J3_r s re referred he
Deed er = cis lf r..1_ is doses... O_rasc -er..i received and ordered
of
land c c -stem r ^.:forr-'O
filed r s water was
Bid ` on.. F rick Purley or un i kl m Yet : ee lin r_ ss ue v cacceptedme the
.. Droner
and r. ee Sar. etf aCct L teee a enter into o :: scat rtth _i::, or. tehelf
,, nnner officers -.e- c
n of theit for " ; oir.. +S s .:.o furnish rr or certain streets
a Bid of 2: 3 e 3 Conran! _ .o iced .._.' mottos ofccil r cL a in
during id sou eon 1 31 - •.., _10 d 4 : per .a..r for s r air„
'r, t.•rvt, 1 0
_,t: is or 4 a - e proper officer. re a instructed n enter into a colt rant
e o ,;_d tart ,r
ohbehi.l£ Of .the City, rizh arid company far the `.:rn"sr sr, and spreading tervia
e _ re: d u P:'-ed
�, au der
ofd. City ^rf.surer eon u nanth fo pri ale"1, retd and
ft ed.
e CS ^r.;r.i r presented r ,.ns �" d ct tt o eoti.Btee now betty
of ar din n". t i t;, drivenay le c, bridge at Chestnut,
tnut,
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5 covering
:e adopted.
cocc• ...t." in c eeipo uo said ,ter rho 6.,1/
B`r-.:t Ors ' .tart streets ems presented and ^lr.c--d or its first
u An Ordinance i.•,',_ ,,:
N rea.'.i and lnid or :: ,; er the Prise wits nreeert, upon,
2 Qr.A.I. Yleinsc: itS, r.4 is
a invit to ni ex ' fined to the Council the monner it reish the oresent rate for
unloading sisnl at the City Peck vas nrsIved,it r i _or w s st acted to have a
q Or ,:odor o` a.:..eil ;sae a 3 is
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street h cot tr.e ied Ct ndjo_r t, . .t Tuesday
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Bid ::f:.r.mrd t: F:1-ton Co., - grid'.::: and pmvinE th0 _rivc-::y lending south
oat of the _or..ourne .:or 3v11, constructed in connection nit:: the nenroorh to the
±nterst:•te bridge at Chestnut street •-...s opened mnd rend •.'l that being the only
bid, on notion of Councilman Christianson the contract eras awarded to them aria: the
proper officers mere instructed to erter into contrast ritt. them, or behalf of
the City,for • oi::: of said r...
Co:m:.:.niaetlnn fro:: theFormers8 :b_rchente St::te Hong of Stillrt:ter asking
permission to substitute "City of Chicago Tor Anticipo. tier. 7:.r:•arts Nos. 135' to
1357,both inclueive,in the sum of -?lY^.o0 •ach,for the"Cook Cour.ty,l11.,Tax Note
of the Highwhy Fund # 34 1n the ::: of ju ^".r7),ror is i.:pea to the Pity of Still-
water to secure denonits,was rued ::nd on motion of Councilman :!cLaughlin,the request
ere granted.
On motion. of Councilman Yct: u.-L1in a Picture Show license won orented to Youde
U. Boll, at the Ye jeetic tie::tre,licer.eo to date fro::. June 2,1FC1.
On motion of Councilman Le., uzhlir meeting adour::ed.
Attest; `.Ld U•4c44-Ho
-�C1l ty Cal ark.
Council Ci n:0er,
Stillwater, Minn. June 1,1531
Regular !Seeting;
Meetin called to order by Vice President '1cti uehlin.
All me::;Lerc of the Council -resent, except President Lurid.
Minutes of meetings held Nay l th -no ..ti; rend :•and .. -.-roved.
Or. motion of C n:rcil::.c Ryden, a soft' rig.:, license was ;.reraed to Chas.!.
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Johnson, et the cornof gift Laurel Str Ms. O- ::.otior. of Councilman Christia-
son,the City Elnir.ecr wen .s c:eaz
d to c.. e tLe rton ri.fit the correr o`
Third and C:.arohill Streets.
On eotio:: of C>uncilzan Ryder, an ordinance entitled "at Ordinance Designa—
tir. Tara Str ets" was placed or its :-econd reeding, -•.r=- fead :.r.:' adopted section
Ly section, when the chair c.:t he ?uesttar. "Shall this Ordinance cuss" and upon
roll on11 the sane ',is e:aly poseed.
City Tnginecr ep, r ed noring d a conference e t of the
Libr::ry to;rd relative to -o. rcti walk over and across the Library wounds,
and the COn:r.ittec was -.rerS: to the c:;rs:ract±on of se.. cc- sold they
would take it up ;ir it the next : o: the Board
On motion. of „ounci1; a Chrietionlion td,e Fireden rere rented the usual
15 dayr. vacation.
On motion of Council:.: rictir•::n:. City
Clerk wasinstructed to have
Fred B. :;err11L place lir,Liiity insurance o:. . r r^or it at the River Terminal.
On motion of Co ir:cil a Christianson son City lie).heer ;c s authorized to
let the JJ0 of ++ilia- ete, for the r r - Lthu to s..ch person or perilous he daeomd
le best oie;er for Ehe yor
dcsol.,t10 didectIns the
nay .:.t of :ills wee duly •2e1.
Gil motion Of Caonci1r r.a;de •'=1r ;;o. gaga
Attest; -//7JC2lty ;l er[a�
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to s:-rr -Lilt the yooet.:n r ?rc ef :het: :fon i v;.c
0 ti 3.7 :rt.:: of F. al '; 1. .ne filst.
On :att,: ar Ca..teal-a r. Yoh ...L.1r. Soft •.•ir.1.: lto .r. :a • era tnted.
to T.:0%.46 :LcA13..,r.
0h ..ation af C.s.neill:eL Chriet: hson th. Olt; :tor!! - r !,:j3tv,xted
t.3 n)sti.; ..z.r. j c.• :.::-,:.,:,,r ,t; 4; .1:, oc: or to :.adit T.. 1.to':.6 to or the
teriau6 2e) ,rt. .o.• t tf -:..• ;it; r ,n '..c,:L:,....:, :,:: • ,loo z . :otify L..: St, te
Pu.,ILc faz—Lhey or .ie eale.t.
On ...cdon o:-. Caanatt.n. :cis ...hlin 'C.; : Co:t-tot —itb Pep?nrd &
c—fJ., trf ::vi,..1 of th- jritevy lt:din: syath out or thc
concourse -nd .:t: .ectih:ra.ch so the dr:.esr ot the rot.th ad2
of the Ir.torst te ted'ffz.e 'arid. :e no •:_ei:- cone ot CI. stro-tt st.-..f.ot was
or, ryrod.
Ot. • :tit:. of Z7, .roit , t C-r.son th Ctntrct vith The BTrrett
tie>. for f L'7.1.13:1,. .. 7 s r cT tr. t. rvi- rd.,-
On. 7.ti3r. if Cot:ncit...on:::1, ..1.1ir lote contract ritb F trick Hurley
far serinlitn strvetz -1.th eu-ttc VY'r, .e.o,roted.
On '.otion of loancit:rn :!el....o.lin 'en.; City Clerkwas instructed
to .Sue a -r.. :nnt for )4CCO.O1 a .:, • ! st t'“, Oaner- 1 Fund to be credited to the
91:11:int: Irond to t-kr co2e of tbo bondm 1::cot.. Ct.. July let,I.C73.
Coa.aAticetion fro. th, Becrttflry of tn.: Lilt1.y 3ourd statinv tit
the Board w'S 0,, osed to hove . ten etsat:-: Icrose: 'al? Lthrory croznds yrs
Re-:ortn of th, City Cl-r"- -nr, City Tre; surer for the roonth of !Loy
vrro :tee :::-.O arrered
On -ocio:. of "ft-L011.aer. :fa n:Llin the steleslifets -nich '_re
pic•r.:' a. tn ras. 0ditr. -AtL th, reidin of the .;:;ot •. r rare .tthorized
t3 Le r)i:: :t ;:a..t." etch for tn. 1..r t ones • rf .:- .1:- .Thr the s...“11 one.
0: atioe. of Cslancilo.,it 5:..ridttaneor. tLe City Clerl: rs instructed
to e3Y.rtise `at e-71.:. -LI ::. old or......1 t vet -.t th Fr? St tot.
C. %iti): -,4.. CC,tn.11.:.:Lt ily"en the Zit:- C1.--el: r:.r. izstr.cted to
ectv,rtis. ror 11:1. :32 1-- t31.0 17 ..'if,., ar co.l.
:..r. Lloyd Zo7211.-r or. 1......lf tf th A ..- rietn hejot -s'e.to. rev:lesion
tn r? -e faar of th. :e.rtitians no- et th liy l : 7-: D..: :OUse t--. tte -ti-..
Haase noir 1L.tt oo ntritat. 1 or. tns •fiscons!r. 41.f- r L ":.-- St. Crliz, end on
motto:. of C. nci,.-.Ln n:re.ls. dor 7 I -rpnted.
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aaoolution to.taorzh_ the :nyor 70 ... _',"' -.....%,bc-alf of -
the. City,for t .:or-ry ---r ;set :it reea.tia- Ireatin. th: 2:y-ent ef billc
-ert - Ja2ted.
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Stillwater Minn. June 26th 1931.
Special Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present.
Meeting having been called for the purpose of selecting to memebelle
to sot with the Mayor as Cormidsioners of the Sinking Fund, and
On motion of Councilman Ryden, Councilmen McLaughlin and Taylor
were elected am members of the Commissioners of the Sinking Tund.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned.
Attest;
O. . mmers
City Clerk
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8tillweter,Binn. June 30th 1931.
Minutes of the meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund)
At a duly Called meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking yundrhekd at
the City Hall on the 30th day of June,1931,there were psesent,Mayor Lund and
Councilmsn McLaughlin and Taylor;
The following preasble and resolution was duly adopted;
agrees, ion the first day of July,193148000.00 of the Refunding Bonds
of the City of Stillwater,issued July 1,1921,wlll become due and payable at
The First National Bank of Stillwater, Minnesota, and
tersest it will be aeoeesary for the City of Stillwater to provide for
the payment and redemption of said bonds which become due and payable
as aforesaid,
Therefore, Be It Reslovsd,by the Commissioners of the Sinking Rand of
the City of Stillwater, that a warrant be made and the same is hereby ordered
onlyofor the on the purposeue fmp redeeming ander Eros the 8inking Fund of paying said $id 9000.00 bonds due and to be used
July 1,1931, as aforesaid.
on motion of Councilman koLaughlin,meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Sttllwater,Minn. July 7th,1931
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held June,l6th, 26th and 30th read and approved.
llan and
The Mayor announced the appointment of Jessie A. pulvey,Margie A.
of�Councilman McLaughlin�eappointmentsas sof the were confirmed Board, and on motion
On motion of Councilman Ryden a Soft Drink license was granted to
J. H. tjatt at 232 Z. Myrtle St.
Communication from wm.Bros Boiler & Mfg. Co.,relative to installing
a stoker at the Fire Station was read and ordered filed.
Oaths of office of Joe. Monlo,Frank L. Rice,A. R. Lela and Edward
Stoll as special polios and Albert J. Taylor as a member of the Board of
Squalisation were presented and ordered filed.
onRnpmrt of motion ofeCity Councilmaan MoLaugblin the City Clerk was rk for the month of JUne read ninstructed d ordered itoeQ�
transfer $1000.00 from the Sinking fund to the General Fund to refund part of the
$4200.00 transferred to the Sinking Fund June 16th.
On motion of Councilman Ryden a refund of $6.09 was authorized to be
paid to O. J. Raneen for tarots sssesement erroneously charged vs Lot 12 Block
16 of the Original Town,now City of Stillwater.
City Engineer presented plans and specifications for paving Myrtle
Ass yzfrom fromLMrtle dulyttdto totCommercial Avenue,and a resolution approving ;Gans eto
On motion
ffCouncilm Christianson it was deotded to sell the hay
on the City Dump grounds
City Attorney presented and read rules for the revelation of the
Municipal BanOnn motion od the ffmCouncilman Rydenordered ,P pPard & Pled for ulttooneCoi,dweteigranted
permission to continue the River Terminal grounds for the storage of their
equips nrtgfortth by sumothe Council$25.0pter
rmonth,until such time as they remove same
remove it.
On motion of Councilman Christianson the Council agreed to pay the
salary of a caretaker and life saver at the Bathing beach.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Engineer was instructed
to look into the cost of installing a atop and go sign at the intersection of
Bain and Chestnut streets.
City Clerk was instructed to notify the representatives cf the
Northern States power Co.,tbat the Council desired to have a meeting with them to
discuss gas and electric light rates.
The City Attorney was instructed to start action in the District
Court to determine the
ofation of Hancock Street CouncilmanChristianson theween Sth and
combe streets.
instructed
Onto
write a letter of appreciation to the Stillwater Association of the manner in
which the managed the celebration of the opening of the new bridge on July 1st.,
also to write Commissioner C. 11. Babcock and express to him the appreciation of
the Council and citizens of Stillwater for the new bridge and especially the
approach to same. Resolutions directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater,Minn. July 21,1931
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the Council adjourned to meet
Thursday July 23 O ?c30 P.W.,in order to attend a banquet as guests of honor.
given by the Veterans of Foreign Ware,in honor of Mr. Chas. M. Lockwood, the
last man of the Last Mane Club. ,---,
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Cluneil Chamber
Stillwater,Minn. July 23rd 1931.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
A11 members of the'Oounoii present;21aS read and approved.
Minutaa of meetings held th and
Communication from Otis L Mass claiming there was due him as salary
for service of Policeman the sum of, $55.00 for the year 1928, and on motion of
Councilman McLaughlin the matter was referred to the City Attorney.
Communication from C. M. Babcock ,Commissioner of State Righways,acknowleds-
ing receipt of letter of appreciation from the Council for the manner in which
thenew bridge;aoross the St Croix and the approach to eame was oonetructed,
was read and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman Ryden the bid of J. F. Doran for putting in new
flues in the boiler at the Fire Department was accepted.
Oath of : office of Luella W. Rumphrey as a member of the Library Board
was presented and ordered filed.
On ration of Councilman McLaughlin Soft Drinks licenses were granted to
R. C. tuck'at 80280.< Wain Street; W. P. Cannon at 205 N. 3rd Street and 'Bessie
Vitohell at 414 80. 3rd',8t.
Bids for 100 tone. of Splint Coal were opened and read as follows;
W. F. Wiederer$8.35 per ton; .
Consolidated Lumber Co., $8.32 per ton
John J. Katy Co., $8.35 per ton;
Lawrence W. Lipner, $�88 34 Per ton
J. E. Koller .$?.97 Per ton, and on motion of Couneilnen
Christianson the contract was awardedto the Consolidated Lumber Co.
Report of Mr. J 0. Cederberg, Public Accountant was presented and ordered
filed.
communication from Frank T.Wileon,olaiming`$150.00 for eervioes rendered
as Judge of the.Municipal Court during the abeenoe of Judge Orris E. Lee_on
account On motion of Con ouncilmmannof Rydeenw Councilman
Clerk was instructedand
to advertised
for bids for collecting garbage in the City of Stillwater.
Copy of order from the Railraod and Warehouse Commission
he ion approarovingethe
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sale of the stook of the Tri-State Telephone Company to
Telephone'.Comapny was presented and ordered filedineer was instructed to
On motion of Councilman Ryden the City Tng
the Myrtle Street sewer farther out in the river.
instructednmotionrofaCCo Couno cilman
settles.
the Chief of the Fire Department was
On motion of Councilman Christianson the City Clerk was instructed to
place fire insurance on the new fire truok when it arrives and divide the same
equally eptethe
gTrsthat
now
nhoinsurance
old ire truck.
RorofCity eaurerfor the mothfJune read and orderedfiled.
tnisgecfbills aondaonted.
On moionofCouncilmanuLaughlinmeeting was
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8tillwater,Minn. July 30,1931
Minutes of the Meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
At a duly called meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund held at
the City Hall on the 30th day of July,1931,there were present Mayor Lund and
Co:.ncilmen McLaughlin. and Taylor.
The following preamble and resolution was duly adopted;
'Whereas, on the first day of Auguet,1931,$2000.00 of the wharf and Dock
Bonds of the City of Stillwater,issued August 1,1929,wi11 become due and payable
at The First National Bank of Stillwater,Minn., and
Whereas , it will be necessary for the City of Stillwater to provide for
the payment and redemption of said bonds which become due and payable an aforesaid.
Therefore, Be it resolved by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
City of Stillwater,that a warrant be made and the same; is hereby ordered drawn on
thpurposeyTreasurer from of redeeming and paayingkthe said $2000.00of said 0bondsndue Augist,1,used 199331,asr the
aforesaid.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned.
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City alert
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Regular Meeting;
Council Chamber
Stillwater,Minn. August 4th,1931
Council called to order by President Lund;
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held July 23rd & 30th read and approved.
is On motion of Councilman Christianson Soft Drink licenses were
granted to Nilo Nelson at 222 S. 3rd St.,Barold E. Mosher at 436 So. Main st.,and
to Glendon Lynch at No. So. Main Street.
Bids for collecting garbage were opened and read as follows;
A. J. Anes, $110.00 per month and Frank vcAller for $80.00 per
month, and on motion of Coubcilman Ryden action was deferred to the next regular
meeting
Fir. Frank T. Wilson, of the Park Board was present and stated
that Mr. Elmore Lowell would contribute $1000.00 towards diverting the sewer
now emptying into the St. Croix at the foot of Nelson-etreet,and on motion of
Counoilman..Taylor,the City Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and estimate
of cost for diverting said sower and report at next meeting.
The hearing on paving Myrtle Alley was taken up,and Nr. L E.
Torinus was psssent and presented a remonstrance signed by the Norinus Company,
Connolly Shoe 'Co., sad Jos. wolf Co.,and after some discussion a resolution
determining to noosed with the work and instructing the City Clerk to advertise
for bids, returnable.Sep.1,'1, was duly adopted. to ask Otis Wee
On motion the City Clerk was instrotid to/furnish proof of hie
service at the National Guard Cump,in 192S.
At the request of the Mayor, Councilman Christianson moved that
that the City Engineer be instructed to inform all men working on the streets,
for the City, 1c1uding the Street Commissioner that their services would termi-
nate August 15th,1931.,which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin, Archie Smith was granted
Permission to erect a suitable sign for his hotel, near the corner of Alder
Street and the ao-called Boom Road. R port of City Clerk read and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin, the City Attorney was
instructed to draw a suitable resolution endorsing Warden John J. Sullivan and
present the same .t an adjourned meeting to be held August 5th,1931 G 5 o'clock.
Resolution directing the payment of bids was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin council adjourned to meet
August 5th,1931 e 5 o'clock P.M.
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StilChlwabter,Minn. August 5th 1931;
Regular Adjourned Meeting;.
Council Balled to order by President Lund;
Alt '-members of the Council present.
The following preamble and r•colutlon was read and duly adopted;
Resolution upon the administration of affairs
at.Sinnesots State Prison.
whereas, some adverseoritioiem'.of the administration of the;Mlnnesota
State Prleon by its wasdea,John J. suillvsn,has been, and Se being,publioll
oiroulatad by :lit
he Press and otberwiee,based,ae it is oladmed,upon some parts
of thmeer� lthedeaiod SStaatesPrisontbae been loQSted in and adjacent to
Stillwater mope Its establishment, and its warden and hie adminietration well
known Stillwater shout the city;
Therefore, Be it Resolved,by the Council of the City of Stillwater,tbat It
harabygive publlo expression of ite council
Batton of the effioient,ordsrly,and
sate administratioi ob prison sttairs by the warden; that St reopgniaee the
high ..tees in which ha le hold by..prlson authorities 3n this country and
4 abroad; chat it has full confidence in hie dilelligenoe, willingness aid
oapaoity,after more tban thirty years practical prieon:.experinss in this creme
institution,to admix ieter-its affairs, as wsrden,thouroughly ins::: best in$ereet
of ill the
oitieens of Shia State.
Be it t..rther Resolved,That a copy of this resolution be to the
oovsrnor of the State of Minnesota,to the Chairman of the Board of control of
said Sgate,to warden Sullivan,and to the Press.
On motion of counallsan BeLsughlin`Council adjourned to meet
August 7th,1931 S 5 o'clock P.R.
Mayor
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City' erk.
Council Chamber
Stlliwater,Minn. August ?th,1931
Regular Adjourned Meeting.
Council palled to order by President Lund;
All members of the Council present.
The MAY ssequali debynted tbe Boardeofr'Slualization t of the and on motion of
sment of the
City of an Christy as equalized esese
Councilman Christiansen Lhsassesewent roils as returned by the`Oity Assessor
and as revised and equalized by the Board of gqualisatioi,was accepted, approved
and confined.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin Council adjourned to meet August,
12th 1931 at 5 Ololook P.M.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater,Vinn. August 12tL,1951
.e Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
A11 members of the Council present.
The matter of selceting a new Street Commissioner was taken up,and the
Mayor reported he had consulted Chas. E. Anderson with reference to said position,
and stated that he,said Chas. E. Anderson would accept the position, and on
motion of Councilman Taylor Mr. Chas. E. Anderson was selected as Street Cowrisaaon-
er to take effect August 17th 1931.
a Communication from James B. Thuesen asking permiosion to erect a
garage on North William Street north of Linden street, and on motion of Councilman
r>- Ryden the request was granted, with the undesetanding that he would remove the
garage when requested so to do by the Council.
On motion of Councilman Christianson the Aro light at the corner of
Myrtle and Third streets was ordered taken down and placed at a point in No. 3rd
street about the middle of the way bewteen Myrtle and Mulberry streets, and that
the small 11ht now at that paint be placed in So. Fourth street between Olive and
Chestnut streets.
On motion of Counoilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater,Minn. August 18th 1931.
Regular meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund;
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meetings held August, 4, 5, 7 and 12th read and approved.
Oaths of office of Margie A. McMillan and Jessie A. Malvey as members of
the Library Board were presented and ordered filed.
Copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Education levying S95,000.00
for the support of the schobls was read, and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin
the levy was approved.
Assessment rolls for sprinkling the streets with water and tarvia, embracing
Sprinkling Districts Nos. 14 and 15 were presented and on motion of Councilman
Ryden the same were ordered filed in the office of the City Clerk,and the City
Clerk was instructed to publish notice of hearing on same to be held on the lst
day of September,1931 4 7:30 o'clock P.Y.
Action on b!de for callecting garbage was on motion of Councilman Ryden
laid on the table until some future meeting.
On motion of Councilman Christianson the City Clerk was designated as
purchasing agent for the City.
Fred H. Thompson Jr. was present and requested that a sidewalk be constructed
in a part of Linden street west of Everett street,and the matter was referred to
the City Engineer to investigate.
On motion. of Councilman Christianson the City Clerk was ir:structed to draw
a warrant in favor of Andrew Oarkson,retired Street Commissioner for a full months
pay for the month of Auguet,1931.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Stillwater,ltinn. Sept. 1,1931
Meeting called to order by President Lund;
Allmembersof the. Council present.
Minutes of meetings held august"""18th,read and approved.
Communication from Warden John J. Sullivan expressing his ap-
preciation of the action of the council in ":adopting a resolution endorsing
hiemanagement of the State. Prison was read. -and. filed.
Communication from John R. May asking the City to advance
money to pay for a snare dram"was "read -end . on motion of -Councilman McLaughlin
the matter was referred to the band manager. -" ..
Bidefor paving-Myrtle"alley were ordered readand there being
but one bid, that of.Bd. ""Carlson,who proposed to do the work for the sum of .
$1O85.2O,andon"motion of Councilman Ryden his bid was accepted and the- ,proper `
officer were .instructed to enter into a contract with him, on behalf of:tbe City
for 'the doing:. of said Rork.
Report of City Clerk for the month of August was read and filed.
City termer presented plans, specifiactions and estimate of
cost of diverting the outlet sewer at the foot of Nelson etreet,and on motion
of Councilman "McLaughlin "action "on same was deferred.' The bids' for collecting garbagewastaken up and on motion Of
Councilman Taylor the bid of Arthur J. Anes was accepted and the proper officers
were instructed to enter into a contract with him, on begalf of the Oity for
the doing of aid work.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin,. the City mcgineer was "
instructed to investigate the conditions on South Fifth street with reference
to taking care of surface water. Resolution authorising the Mayor to borrow. money in anticipation
of the collection- of tares and assessments, and resolution directing the pay-
ment of bills .were" duly adopted. "
Councilman Taylor moved that the offices of City Clerk and City
ingineer be declared vacant Sept. 3O, and applications forsaid positions would.
be received by the Council up to Sept. 15th, which motion was seconded -by
Councilman Christiansoa,voted upon and carried by the following vote; ..
Councilmen Taylor and Caristianson and President Lund voting yes,
and Councilmen McLaughlin and Ryden voting no.
On motion of Councilman Taylor meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
stillwater,Minn. Sep. 15th 1971.
Regular Meeting;
MeeAllting membersied to order by of the Council o esent. Lund;
Minutes of meeting held Sept. 1, read and approved.
Communication from Peter Andrewsen relative to tarvia assessment
read and ordered filed.
Communication from 'd. W. Merrill, City Attorney of Montevedio,
McLaughlin the City Cleor a rk wasof he instructteedrtorma 1 him daand copynfree of charge.on of
Contract and bond of Edward Carlson por pawing Myrtle Alley was
presented and on motion of Councilmen McLaughlin the same was approved and
ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the City Attorney was instruct-
ed contrft to have contrast pr viso,,tthatrJ. cithAthe consent ez for loftthe Couuncil,e as said contracer his t
could be extended for a longer period than one year upon giving notice.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the Chief of the Fire Depart-
ment was authorized to send some of the firemen to attend the fire school to be
held the week beginning Sep. 21, at the State University.
The matter of purchasing a snare dram for the band was taken up and
the band manager informed the Council that a suitable drum could be purchased for
$17.50, and on motion of Councilman Ryden be was authorized to purchase said drum.
Resolutiondirecting the payment of bills was duly adopted.
The following applications were received for the position of City
Oscar,S1 Johhneon, Yrs.dLentz,N. AChas.rA.,lLammers oH. L.,Melson,C. H.11, Marion Bacbeelder andka,
John H. May.
and for the position of City Engineer; J. A. D. Abercrombie,
H. Dee Holden, 411146411iiiiiti. von Hippel and L. U. Clarke.
Councilman McLaughlin moved that the applications be received and
considered at some future adjourned meeting. Councilman Ryden seconded the motion.
Councilman Taylor moved to amend the motion by proceedint to elect the City Clerk
and City Engineer at this meeting, which motion was seoodded by Councilman Chris-
andnCounand voted cilmen McLaughlin n andd Rydenlmen PresidentChristianson
Lund voting noylor voting yes
OS Councilmen
Original motion was voted on and carried by the following vote;
omn McLaughlin
avot
ing
PreL=dent Lund voting yes and Councilmen
Cou
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin Council adjoaraed to meet
Thursday evening Sep. 17th 1931 a 5 o'clock P.M.
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Stillwater ,Lan::. Se,.. 17,1931 e 5 1. Y.
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present, except Courcilcar. Christianson.
The matter of apnlyiae to the Ctetrict Court to have the money in
the hands of the Trustees of the Fireeens Relief Fund turned over to the City to
apply on the purchase price of the Fere Apparatus was taken up, and on motion of
Councilman McLaughlin the City Attorney was instructed to make such application.
The Mayor stated that certain parties bad made request to usesome
of the buildirge belonetng to the Twin City Forge & Foundry Co.,for feeding sheep
and decired to know if there was anything in the City Ordiances to prohibit same,
and the City Attorney advised there was no objections, and on motion of Councilman
McLaughlin the p:-rtiee were to be informed that the Council had no objections.
The Mayor advocated the a•eisability of planting a row of willows
along the front of the City Dumping grounds to obscure same from public view and
Councilman McLaughlin moved that the willows be purchased and set out accordingly,
which motion was duly seconded, voted upon and carried.
Councilman McLaughlin moved to proceed to take an informal ballot for
'.Le position of City Clerk, which motion was seconded by Councilman Ryden.
Councilman Christianson arrived at this time and assumed his seat.
dhe President appointed Councilmen Ryden and Christianson as tellers;
Informal 'Lanett takenund Chas. A. Ln:esers received 3 rotes and
N. A. etarkel received 2 motes.
Councilman McLaughlin moved that the informal ballot be declared
formal which motion was seconded by Douncilman Ryden, voted upon and carried,
and the President declared Chas. A. Lammers elected to the position of City Clerk.
Councilman McLaughlin moved to proceed to take an informal ballot for
City Engineer, which motion was seconded by Courcilran Ryden.
Informal ballott taken for position, of City Engineer and J. A. D.
Abercrombie received 4 votes and L. N. Clarke 1 vote.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin the informal ballott was declared
formal and the President declared J. A. D. Abercrombie duly elected as City
Engineer.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned.
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Council Charter,
SL111awter.tinn. Oct. 6th 1931
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
A11 members of the Council ereaent.
Minu.es of meettnee held Sep. 15th and 17th read and moneyed.
Corr.untcatton from P. A. Leciycr cleleAre daraeec for the burning of the
line fence between Lis land rand the City duce wag read,and en motion of Councilman
McLaughlin tie City tr.glreer wan instructed to tulle a fence along said line.
Caa.eu.ioation fro- Hon. 'fiidurr ':filltne,Dictriet 'h_-inearela:' Department,
giving notice of a public heerine et Taylors Fells Thergdny Oct. 7+ 2 o'clock
P. 1., for the purpose of determ.tning in what manner the material illegally
deposited in the Ft. croix give:,ucout 1 1/2 ctlen belo^. Tayeora Fells shall be
disnoned of, and oc motion of Councilman. cyder., Councilman eeleeehlln was selected
to represent the city et ttee to Ling.
On motion of Cooretlran c* :-eelin a Soft Nrine ltcer. a ram ,•r nted to Inez
1. Lyons at No. 215 Po. 1rd 3t.
On motion of Councilman C:.r'nttnneen Pool table an•! 9oeline Alley licerses
were authorized in e? to leo. I. Fereer at 317 3o. ee in 3trcet. �c
en notion of C uncileen iecen t e.:er if .-ter ender of ,.-5•^^ for a
certain old lumber waon oelr '. to the litv war -..:cep ed
Chief of the Fire Jet' rt nt renorted that Mr. John l'r..-r of" rid for
the old Potero..e e 7n.6ine, and on ao for of lour.cilez,r jjaletiarnon the offer
was acept3d,
Co, ur patio ro. the A rr 9oard ,ckina or re usual-rr a. „ion of
toot.= was received - : o a r _ -,a:el t. Ridern2 e zeE ^et or 1 ; via ranted..
on motion o louncilrar ct rrlan a refund o ,F
Blatt for tarviu usees 5:_-nt ;,old vs Lot L3 B1acr. 13 of C..-rchill,eeleen &
eleeghttrs edeitien. r'le. JcT>rc. ..rison was on
3neinecrc' ester:: e coat of Tn.:fin Alley
rctioc of Councilman Molaeclli% arcroved.
r.. _- -- Clerk . Clerk o the t-unicipal
O :,tla of office �f 1�a ..�-
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Council on .nr et " ".1 a rread.,r a:e filed -
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Tee ac ecu eat roll fc vi tyrtle Alley was precer ee ane e e ne en
• .1a.. ef ..ncil.:•oLe 4.11 r< .,. rs ordered filed 1 .e of io of the City
Clerk en etc ^1ty :ler% Cue instructei to eive notice .. eeerine on ceee ir. eceord-
.^.Co :mitt the arcvictons of the City Charter.
✓ Cr. metier o_ Or .ncilman YcLeeehlin the CL1ef ;f the Fire De-art._Cnt was instruct-
ed e:a..: the f're :-lart Loxes painted.
Nes On motion of e,srcil an nr'stlanson the City Clerk wee lr;tracted to notify
the eort`.er States Po-er Company that the Council desired to take up the matter of
gas hnd electric r'.tes at the next regular meeting of the Conncil,and to request v
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the Company to have a representative present.
The matter of charges made in installing and removing telephones was bought
up by Councilman 'Taylor and after scree discessioa,on motion of Councilman Teylor
the City Attorney was instructed to look up the mutter as to the rights of the
Telephone CempbnY in nuking such charges.
On motion of Councilman Alder., the City ':reaeuter was instructed to nay to
s• Joe Yonio the 324.50 due hie for labor and the City Council agreed tie prbteet and
hold the City Treasurer free from any difficulties that may arise therefrom.
On motion of Councilman Christianson. the Chief of Police was instructed to
procure and place at each end of Myrtle Alley,no-purkine liens the same to apply
every day from seven o'clock in the morn±rg until six o'cicck in the evening,
Sundays and Legal F.Oaldyepted.
Recoltt onexcedirectine the pairc..t of tills was duly adopted.
Or. motion of Councilman McLaughlin meetly.•_ adjourned.
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stillwater,Minn. Oct. 20t'.r,leal
Regular Meeting;
Meeting All members lof the Council present. Lund.
Minute: of meeting held Oct. Sth read and approved.
Communication from Ben Trsendin relative to damages sustaind at ro. 210 B.
Walnut street occasioned by the clogglne of the sewer at the corner of Pine and
Second streets was referred to the City eneinccr.
Bond of Chas. A. L,,reers as City Clerk and Clerk of the Municipal Court was
on motion of Councilman McLaughlin approved.
City Clerk reported hav'.rg apnointed Orace L. Yaunsell and J. A. D' Abercrombie
as deputies Clerk of the Municipal Court, and on motion of Councilman McLaughlin
the appointments were confirmed.
- The matter of hssrin-on the assessment roll for paving Myrtle Alley,wss
taken up and there being no one obecting to the Brae it was on motion of Councilman
McLaughlin confirmed and established.
City Attorney reported having investigated the question of th3 rights of
the Tri-State Tel. & Tel. Co.,which was discussed at the last meeting, and stated
the proper proeeedure was to file a complaint with the Railroad and Warehouse Cc:rr..—
lesion.
on motion of Councilman Ryden a refund of $12. ^ was granted to John White
for tanta assessment paid on To Owens Street and that an assessment vs Lile.
koRusiok K $t?.00 for treats assessment b-< cancelled.
It was reported that obstructions had been placed in Bagel street by some
person oTheemmaatter ofdgastheandtelectric ratenmater was ed w;esothe takenouoyandtorney to 1Lr. Crockervoftthhete.
d the
tor
thermattereand stated be could not see hoe the aCompany ocould reduce uncil ut length relative
rates.
He was requested by the tayor to present e pronoeltion rhicb +otiid be
taken up at some future meeting. yment olle was duly r�
Onsmotionnofi CCoouncilmanekoi ughlinfineetingadjourned. c9.
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Stillve.ter,Ltn:.. Nov. 3,1331
Regular Meeting;
Meeting called to ord.:r by president Lund.
A11 members of the Council present.
Minutes of meeting held Oct. 20th read and approved.
Communication frau. the Railroad and iart..ouse Cos::.isaion relative to
healing one City 1st tt on yews instruhone o edwas to appearad atan said Yion of hearing0on behalf
Taylor the City Attorney relative
of the City.
Communication from the U^per Mississi^ni Binge Lire Company
to the ebypthe inland tri eresident system oanthe
cottonUnited
shipments,of frompvariouslow
pointsrates
to
RewOrl bynst such 'aspen: -
New Orle-aT was read• sent in a protest age:
Tie f ofnthCouncil
that d he had
Sion, on behalf of the Council and the citizens of Stillwater, and on motion of
Couneilms.r. McLaughlin the action of the Mayor was approved.
On ration of Councilman tChriihe stianseennetthe
erCity
tp•=Clerkawwas
s autauthorized
ed2to0
o
have the check protector flc used by
Oeck o nse of Grace L. ity Trey and J. pA.a D. Abercrombie as
deputies Clerk of the L'-ricipal Court were presentedi and
eeedeered file. month
Report of the City Clerk of receipts
of October was read and ordered filed.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted. On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned. x
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Stillw.aer,ninr.. Nov. 17th 1971.
aegular Meeting;
Meetin.; called to order e by president Lund.
All members of the ;,p rroved.
Minutes of reetin_. held Nov. 3rd read and
On motion of Councilman Ryden a Soft ^,rink license was granted to lendolin
J. Schell at No. 124 no. gain Street' t rkL^s i. front of his place
Cor:murication frrm Sam Be:.isle relative om ph'
of business was read and referred to the City At=t
Proposition of Lyman Sutton to nlor snot this coming winter was reed and
ip, behalf of the City for
on motion of Councilman McLaughlin his proposition was accepted, and the herner
City
officers rere directed to rater into a contract with him_,
the doing of said -ork.
Copy of a petition ofbHnreee presented on manse of the
detachment
Ryden the
Same certain
lands from the a City ras instructed. to take
came was referredmto the City Taylor
uite the
On roofer of Councilman srs from MARStothetstreet rr._lw:ay,
uo the mutter of degaingrb
• State Railroad aeeot and ttofl directinouse Cthe payme,.t of Mlle was duly adopted.
On
fi Councilman
the cLa
On motion of Councilrc+.n McLs:up;:.lin,Cauncll ad,yoarr"a8 to meat Nov. 1 •t
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UM a 7:30 o'clock:A. M.
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Stills:: ter,[ans. ?'ov. 1Telf,31.
Regular Adjourned Yeetin;
Meeting celled to order by President Lund.
A11 meebers of the Council present.
The metter of le:.siee tee River Tersi:xl. to :r. A J. Perrent was
taken u and discussed. -.
^ Ur. Parrent outlined bis pror.ositien,verbelly, end after u len hty
discussion by t::ose .resent it wee sue ested :het Ur. P r;•ee% sub:.it his proposi-
tion in eritine, which Le :.,:reed to O.
The ,w.tter of license fee for 2carel trs wee taken up end discussed
but no ction wes teeen.
On notion of Courcilee r.::CLA..; din rr.ctir.,{ : djeurned.
Attest; y�
(Jl(yv LR
F. yor
C:.urcil Che..::ber �o;,�
Stiller: ter, L'.inr. Dec. ,_
Heruler Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All me-bers of the Council nresent.
Minutes of meetings held i:ov. 17ti: and 12th rcre read and aenroved.
On motion of Councilman M:cL=u_hlis the City Treasurer weto
eins instructed
accept assessments for paving Cyrtle Alleytjithout inte:est, u.
On motion of Councilman McLeugi,lin 44700.7,0 was aut..orized to be transferr-
ed from the General Fund to time Pereaneet Inprweeent Fund;
The City Clerk submitted a eud_et for he ;ear 1232 which was on eotion
of Coancileur. UcLeughlin approved.
The City Attorney r potted he Lad leabed ur: the c.tter of parking restrtc-
•^4 tiors in front of the Undertekttr piece of 'lesiaess of SAGA. Belisle an was of
the opinion that Ur. Belisle was; not entitled to any further corsideretion than
other places of business, but suggested he be permitted to use no -parking signs in
front of Onsrot o of Councilmen
dn lectnuthe ifimall Undertaking estebliehCents wereucted
aut::of�ized to use no eerking siess.durine the tire funerals are heirs conducted
at their various nl:eces.
The City Attorney also reported that he had an opinion of the Attorney
General in regard to the .feeeof e4125.0noprot vidtd. i fthe n the Ordi rces eoiforna wagon
on
ped81er4 leporte, and August, Sept. and Oct.
Reports of the City Treasurer for the months of Angaa
were presented end ordered fled. read
Report of the City Clark forothe. monthoofmHev... wen reed ri ordered filed.
On G:otion of Coenellm n 'Dn - e that Twin city busses
new aut.:webile for the Policy er:r.:ent
On motion of Council:ern L.cL:u..lin the reruest of H. L. Wojehn/be allowed
to park in front of Lis mace of business oe leentn.it nteeet wee refused et this
time.
Resolution fixing the Tex Levy for le.IM, iesolution autherizieg the d: yor
to bona^ money or behalf of the City for teeponery purnonce in etticieetioe ofd the
collection of t:•xes end -.ss esssents, and Aeceletior d .ecti-, -ly'•-
were duly edopted.
On motion of Councilerrn Y_et a:et tr. 7e fine eeljeereed
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UW.yor
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Bud,:t far 1552.
Fire De,rae_nt. 1 ,,,,.,.,,
CL.Sefia s': 'ry
Assistant ^:.tefeS salary 1;i20.10
b regular fireman , 31en.00 pa ao. 721'
Special firemen '''0'r�
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Lurpl ce carer 35^ 00
Repairer 100,n0
Repairs to fire =.p-minter 200.00
Insurance,
& Oil
fire ;:^r r�.tce 55.00
Insurance. 70.0
hieccleet s 1350.01
1000 feet hose
City R:11. 40.00
Light 0 0.0
Supplies S00 C
tsisoellaneoue -
Ja13*35.10
Li it 110.00
'teals to rriapr.crs 15.00
Ulecellanepne ._
Health -Department.
Health oPoficer salary
lice Department.
Cbiefle salary 1800.01
Captains salary 1020.00
u patrolmen a 4110.0.7 per u.o 7620.01
Live saver, salary, bathing 'beach 231.0.
Auto repairs 0' 0
gas & oil 375.00
Supplies 125.00
Special police
Salaries. 1900.00
City Clerk 1200.00
Treasurer 1200.00
stgiretr 0.00
Attorney 120200.00
Janitor
Mutinies). Court.
Salary. Judge 1200.0000.00
Salary Spent 1 Judge 301.00
Salary, clerk 50.00
Stationery Z950.00
950.no
Less c11ections
Streit Deo:.rt:ent. 15•'t0.^^
Street Cor..:aission::r, salary 11500.00
Pay Roll
Uaterial and sunnily' oo.n0
Qae and oil 275.00
kiecelianeo..e
Ui ec e11an eoue . 0
Hest 11?A,^v
oom 1320.000
Garbage collection 320 00
Firemene Relief 20300.00.
Street lighting 400.00
Legal Publications 200 00
State Sanatorium 3300.00
Stationery & postage 150.00
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Assessors salary 753.10
Board of tqunlisation 5301.00
Water rent 01.20
Bathing ue: oh, light 1075.00
Fnte 510.00
Interest 151.00
ItemoriBl Day 501.00
AHydry Board 101.00
Hydrant repairs 45}y.00
Auditing
above nsscane., nt roll 151 10
Auditing '000ke
Prtntir.g as. bond
re^ort 51.10
Prim. Trees. bond 500.
Fire irsur;:nec 10
1011.1100
2lection 1121.
L,i scelhneo'Us-----"""
2350.00
.nn,r0
150.00
300.00
11800.0C
1000.10
200.00
C760.00
1000.00
1e00•l.00
26120."n
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Council Chamber,
3ti11w.ter,inn. Dec. lbth 17:1.
3egular Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund;
A11 %embers of the Council present.
Minutes of meeting held Dec. let,road and approved.
Letter of appreciation from A. ". Zleinschnitz and 0. F. Zabel on
behalf of the citizens of the Muth H'-11 for the co-operation of the City in
preparing a skating rink was read and ordered filed.
Proposition. of A. J. Parent to puree„ce the River Termini. for
$45,000.00 was read and after some discussion it seemed to be the conoeneus of
opinion that the price offered was inadequ::te and the proposition laid over for
future consider.: tion and counter pronoerl.
On motion of Councilman Christlr.nson the fire insurance becoming
site January lst, was ordered divided as follows;
priroe-Joy Agency, $90fl.10, t4. C. ;Crag $9100.'D. Stillwater Insurance Agency $900000,
Wilson Agency, Inc. $9010.00 and a. 1. McGzrry & Son $13,750.10.
On motion of Councilmen McLaughlin the amount of delinquent assess-
ments for Local Improvements which are de=med uncollecttble be credited tp the
several Focal Improvement accounts and ci:arzed to the General Fund.
Report of the City Treasurer for the month of November was read
and ordered filed.
On lotion. of Councilman Taylor the old voting booth standing
immediately north of the Old Prison was ordered removed to the gravel pit in
Oak Park.
Resolution directing the payment of bills was duly adopted.
On motion of Councilman McLoughlin Council adjourned to meet
Dec. 13ffi,1931 G 5 O'clock P.M.
Attest; /,
S , G City Clerk.
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Council Chamber,
Stillwater,L'inn. Dec. loth 1931.
deg'.iltr Adjourn..0 Meeting;
Meeting called to order ;: 5 o'clock P. L. by President Lund;
All Tasters of the Council cresent.
On motion of Councilman Mci-.:.;t1in the resolution. passed Dec. 1,1P31
authorizing the Mayor to borro% mane:: in anticipation of the collection of taxes
and assessments was rescinded.
Councilman. McLaughlin offered a resolution. entitled,' Resolution
authorizing the tsnuruce abd sale of certificates of indetteness of the City of
Stillwater She suof 415,0Th) was Anon rll call duly adptd.
OOntmoti.,n of Councilman Nci.�urhlinomeetirg adjourned.eto Dso. 31,
• 7$3O P.Y.
Attest; D%a.6,4x/"01.e rx
!Lyon
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Council Chamber
Btillwater,Minn. Deo. 21,1931
Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Council present, except Councilman Christianson.
On motion of Councilman Ryden the City Clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for 250 feet of 48 inch corrugated iron sewer pipe,bids to be returna-
ble Dec. 29,1931 • 7;30 P.M.
Communication from the Railroad and Warehouse Commission relative to hearing
on the proposed abandonment of the IIeotrio oar line between the City and
wildwood was read and ordered filed.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin Council adjourned to meet Dec, 29,1931
at 7:30 P. M.
Attest; /ate n•n t-t yor
Cltyerk
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Council Chamber,
Btilflter,Minn. Dec.29,1931
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Regular Adjourned Meeting;
Meeting called to order by President Lund.
All members of the Counnncgiil present.
on motioneofat0ounnailmanneTaylylor,Tbeffirstc1atlofor nal theCity
ofys illwuter,thetaken uP.and
Parsers • Merohaatll,State Bank of Stillwater and the Cosmopolitan State Bank of
Stillwater were/ ignated as such depositories.
Copy of okderf2os the Railroad and warehouse Commission relative to the
certaintransfer of stock
e & Telegraph Co
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.twae readTri-State and ordered filed. filed. tb'ths
Chas, i Jmotion,ofenCouncilman lMcLoughlin
uuggd1B. S. ttDrink,licenses were granted to
Bids for furnishing sewer pips were received and opened as follows;
Lyle Culvert & Pipe Co.,M. V. Johnston Culvert Co.,Consolidated Lumber
ion,Bandfconeideration,Councilmen McLaughlind Zaluer movedthat action on thd after e
pipe Ss deferred until the next regular meeting.
On motion of Councilman McLaughlin meeting adjourned. yo �(
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Attest;
// // itiy (O rty Clerk