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Home My WebLink AboutSept 12, 1944Mary New,mann Dorothy Netkow Gertrude M. 01son Vernie Foster Inez Bartlett Esther A. Johnson Irene Mae Trench Irma E. Lombard Edith J. Allie Hazel B. Nelson Mrs. Lillian Smith Roy Williamson Grace Munsch Gertrude Erickson Arthur F. Mellen Mrs. Smy F. BanWart August R. Manthei John H. Nofdin A. J. Porter Mr. Ralph Page PARE BILLS: 1.00~ 1.00 ~, 1.00,,,~ 1.00 ~, 1.00x 1.00- 1.00', 1. 1.00, 1.00~, 1.00 - 1.00 . 1.00 · 1.00~ 1.00 - 1.00~. 1.00 1.00, 1.00 · 1.00 O. W. Dunemann 76.43~ Dan DeMars 70.60~ G. Hansen 68.~0~ Dennis Roach E. Steinfeldt B. Reuoer Mitch Del,lars Jr. Lester ~allace M. Bittner A. E. Strobel Spec. FLuud - ~.H.Tax Julius Sc~ahl - Retire.fund LIQUOR BILLS: S. K. Kreskie Fred Spoor Rosella C. Johnson Helen M. Chudek Rose A. Coenen Rose A. Coenen Anna ~ach Betty Heller Donald Knutson Felix Sochacki Benjamin Janke Spec. Fund - W.H.Tsx Julius Schmahl - Retire.fund Ed Phillips & Sons Co. 44.80~ 4.80~ 52.08 13.08-,',,, 60.00-~,, S6.96~ 24.00~ 74.94~ 47.20 38.21v 45. 8.32"/ 24.07~% 47.60 26. ~1 81.36~ 79.5~kr,~ 15.30 Motion by Jackson, seconded by Bentzen, to allow the bills out of their proper funds. Roll Call - All ayes. Motion bY Jackson, seconded by Bentzen, t.hat the meeting be adjourned. Se6retary to t~ Council 0FFICIALPROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting - September 12, 1944 The meeting was called to order at 8:18 P.M. All men, ers present. Minutes of the previoue meeting read and approved. City Manager reported bonds (to defra,vexpenses incurred in n~ing Local Improvement Nos. 105 - 116 incl.) were printed, signed and turned over to ¥~lman& Co. and check thereon received. Otto Moe. appeared before the Council requesting oermission to install venetian blinds at his beer. parlor at 506 - 40th Ave. N. E. Discussion. Council gr~nted Hr. Noe oeEntssion to install said blinds. City Manager reported on the City Dump situation, stating that t~r. Plochocki had been hired to maintain the dump. Motion by Jackson, seconded, by~emtzen, that City Manager be authorized to cay the d~mp caretaker $20.00 per month until further notice. Roll Call - All ayes. Discussion on overtime for extra help at the liquor store. ~dtion by_~!ygaard, seconded by Spekulant, that all help at the liquor store be paid time and a half for overtime. Roll Call - All ayes. Proposed extension of Stinson Blvd. water main discussed. Cit~ Manager reoorted that extension to 45th Ave. would be impossible at this time because there are so many.tax- delinquent lots on proposed route of main; suggested that the main be extended only a few hundred feet to service those dwellings just north of 42nd Ave. Motion by Jackson, seconded by Bentzen, that the collateral - $5,000.00 City of Suoerior, 7/1/50 'f/is. Refunding Bonds of 1936 - ~..-~/~_~, due ~ offered by the First ~ational Ba~fi~ be acceoted subject to the aporoval of the City AttorDey'and the City Treasurer. Roll Call - All gyes. Moti0'n by Nygaard, seconded by Bentzen, that the collateral - $17,000.00 U. S. Treasury note~, Series A - 1946, l~ - offered by the Fidelity State Bank be accepted subject to' the Approval of the City Attorney and the City Treasurer. Roll Call - All ayes. NotiOn by Bentzen, seconded by ~ygaard, that the con~alnication from the League of Minn. Municipalities concerning pending surplus property leEislation be placed on file. Roll Call' All ayes. Motio'n by Jackson, seconded by Speku~ls~t, authorizing the Park salary bills to be oaid, with 'instructions to hold the rest of the bills until 'the Park Board meets with the CounCil at a special meeting to be held Tuesds~y evening, Sept. 18th at 7:30. '.Roll Call - All ~yes. VREADI~G OF THE BILLS: L. W. Bassett Andrew Spekulant Irving tTygaard David Jackson Roy Bentzen P. Theo. 01sson Hazel A. Trucker Gordon Peterson F. M. Gillett Rosella C. Johnson Internatl. City Mgrs. Assn. M. G. Ouimette Walter E. Cottrell Clinton F. Schultz R. J. Murphy Joe Podany Merle Glader Clyde C. Johnson Myrtle D. Anderson Fred Tatting E. Steinfeldt Police & Court Petty Cash Fred L. Gray Johnson's Service Station Universal Nach. Inc. Omar Schwartz William 0stmoe The Ohio Chemical & ]~g. Co. 4.00~k M.G. 0uimette 16.50~ 3.00xk Minn. Fire Equip. Co. .55~, 3.00~k Dr. J. S. Blumenthal 14.00~ 3.00~ Jsmes McKenna 62.90'~ 3.00~ Earl Cleland 83.23v~ ll$.lO?~ Victor Sag 71.60~ 75.20[k~ Clyde Brown 7~.50~ S3.~k Alex Atroshe~o 90.28~ 39.58~ Joe Homza 38.3~ S.20~ The Firestone Tire & Rubber 32.92~ 21-00t~. Johnson Auto Suoply 9.89~ ~-00~ ~pls. Iron Store 2.39~ 82.15k~ Gordon C. Peterson 15.0~.~ 78.00~ U.S. Supply Co. · .70.~ ~9.08k~ Dependable Motors Co. 3.00~ 74.25~ McGlynn 0il Co. 33.6~ 8S.35~k Air Reduction Sales Co. 9.10~ 58.99~~ St~.rd 0il 0o. 40.5~ 35.00~ Thor~n ~. Rosholt Co. 145.50~ Jo~ S~der 4.00~. 9.60~ Luc&lle Hawkins 33.20'~ 24.~7~/ A.E. S~dberg 52.45~ 7 50" 0ol. Heights Phar~cy 4.14~ 5[6 Danielson~g 8.~"~ 20.00~ Jo~ Se~ .~ 7S.8~ I~rovement Bulletin 86.5~ Northern States Power Co. ~B.7~ 4.00~ Warner Hdwe. Co. Miller-Davis Co. Heights Service Station Albert B. 0vshak Spec; Fund - ~.H.Tax Spec. Fund - Bond Acc't. Col. Heights Fire Dent. State of Minn.-DePt. of Tax. Walter Plochocki Barrett Division Albert Ovshak PARE BILLS: 0. ~. Dunemann Dan DoMars Gerhart Hansen Dennis Roach t~itch DeMars Jr. Bernard Reuoer Spec. Fund - ~.H. Tax Soec. Fund - :.?ar Bonds BAND FUND BILLS: A. E. Strobel Spec. Fund- W.H. Tax LIQUOR BILLS: Betty Heller Benjamin Janke 29.15~ 159.30~k 124.os' , 142.40'~, 130.00~k 20.00 ' ~.00~ sns.e5 12.00~ 69. o0,r~ 74.80~k. .20,,,,, 8.00~ 13.00~ 3.00 , 26.11 ',,., 46.24 ~,, Ed Phi].lios & Sons Ed Phillios & Sons S. F. Kreskie Fred Spoor Rosella C. Johnson Helen M. Chudek Rose A. Coenen Anna Tkach Doreen Singer Donald Knutson Felix Sochacki Geo. Rhodes S. F. Ereskie 01d Peoria Co. Griggs Cooper & Co. McKesson & Robbins Distillers Distributing Famous Brands L~innesDolis Brewing Co. John C. Doherty Jordan Beer Distrib. Co. Coca Cola Bottling Co. ~. A. Gunter Col. Heights Ins. Agency Conlyn Mfg. Co. Twin City Exterm. Co. ~nerican Linen Co. 246.76 798.68'*, 82.15 79.56 36.7O'*', 47.76~,. 54.13~, 42,.02 17,95"~,, 127.02 ~,, ~.8~ 9. 90.00~' 211.13~x, 10~8.2~ 2~8.10 '~ 785.90~ 288.A5 10. ~0~ 89.75~ ~59.2~ ~.0~ Col. Heights Petty Cash Fund(~,~.L.S.)lll.2$~,' S~Oec. Ftu~d - :Var Bonds 35.00,~. Spec. Fund - ~?.H.Tax 48.59J',k, Motion by Jackson, seconded by Nygaard, to allow the bills out of their prooer funds. Roll Call - All ~ves. Motion by Nygaard, seconded by Jackson, that meeting be adjottrned. - ~cretary to tl~,~ou~ucil ~'i~,or OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Soecial Meeting - September 19, 1944 A special meeting of the Council was held to discuss the budget and to meet with the Park Board. Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M. All members oresent. Mr. Clark and Mr, Berg appeared before the Council inouiring about orogress made on water main oroJects petitioned for Stinson Blvd. and Cleveland St. (latter received June 10/41). City Manager reported that Cleveland St. watermAin was favorable as taxes on property abutting route of oro'oosed main are paid to date, but that Stinson Blvd. oroject, which called for an extension of main from 42nd to 45th Ave., was inadvisable as oetitioned~ due to the fact that there are seve~/state and tax delinouent lots. Therefore, he recommended an extension on Stinson Blvd. of only a few htmdred feet. Discussion.