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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFeb 9, 1932OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS f, egular meeting c~lled to order Feb. 9th at the High S~ool Building ~t 8 ]~. All members present. ~ Previous minu~es read and after t~o correcti cna, were approved. Reading of the bills: James ~cKenna Hazel Trucker Mary Van ~ormer M. S. 0uimette Madge Blanchard Clyde Johnson James French Gene Jenkins Walter Cottrell Lillian Erickson D, A. Kramer J. ti, Nordin D. 0, Quesnel Joe Bak A. ~icC allum Fra~Lk Guile Mpls. Gen. Elect. lsaac ~kberg A. Spekulant John ,~. O'Connell A. W. Thoren 0. H~ Cederberg n. G. Marier ¥';m. Spain Voss I~dv~c. A. ~. Erickson Geo. ~iihl ~. Buffum Col. nt;s Record ~i!ler-Davi s Co. Thorman Eosholt City of ~4inne~polis Ds, wa on ~obinson 80.00 F. Johnson 65.00 A. Zap, pa 3.00 C. Smith son 25.00 K. S~ nson 7.50 ~. Bls~ ski 62.50 D. Tsl ley 75.00 Ben Has, her 75.00 Steve Garecki 75.00 Joe Deitz 4.00 F. ~urns 52,80 C. ~. De, rs 48.00 Fred Provost 8.50 Geo. i~avl ak 21.50 Erick Finn ey 14.50 F. Rognrud 20.50 A. Atroshenko 4.61 A. i~cCs/lum 20.00 L. G riffi n 20.00 A.n. Smith 20.00 A. ~, Schwartz 1Z.00 0. Schwartz 8.00 M. DeMars 18.00 nan s Sew~ son 27.00 Carl Jevne 14.06 Walter Rognrud 4.00 A.E. Sur~berg 4.00 Earls Serv Sta. 4S.70 Leo forter Z0.70 Gus t Holm 6.28 Board of Education 15.55 Crov~] ey ~i~gazi~ Z8.50 Cent. Lbr. Co. 9.85 4.00 4. O0 11.00 5.50 5.~0 5. ~D 2.75 3.00 4.G) 1.50 4.(D 12.00 3.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 12.00 6.00' 4.82 63.00 2.10 17.50 10.35 1~.~ Resolution by ~arrow, seconded by Stinson, that the bills be allowed. Roll ca!l, all ayes. Health report read. Police report read. iiequest for ~lect~ics. 1 license by ~illisms ~lectric C~pany, for 1932. Motion by Stinson, seconded by Kar~ov.~~ that the request be granted. Roll call, all ayes. Request for Plumber's license by D. A. Smith. Liot~onby Karrow, secor~_ded by Stinson that the request be granted. -*oll call, all a~s. Lqequestiea for license to operate ga~_: fi llin~stati on at 3~6~, caa~ral Ave. by Remely-Phelps Co. Motion by Tjosvold, seconded by Stinson, that same be granted. Roll call, all ayes. Re:~uest i'or license to operate three ga~oline pumps at 3620 F~f~h St. by John Frombach. ~otion by 12arrov.~, seconded by Tjosvola, that the request be granted. Roll ca!l, a/1 a~s. i~otion by Karrow, seconded by Stinson, that the action pertaining to Filling ~tation on 4lst and CentrRl (D. F. Johnson) be reconsidered. Roll call, all ayes. Resolution by Tjosvold, seconded by G~non, that the proper City Officials be authorized to t~ke up the Bends from G. ~. Keenan and Company in the amount of ~3000. at ~98 and ink,rest. Ba~ ds .~6, 7,8. Roll call all ayes. Following. letter read from TM ~ ;'~r. ~'rench, Chief of Police. 'In regard to your request for infornm ti on regarding Joe. Hagen appli- cant 'for license to run ~ C~fe at the ziendezvous, 838-4Dth A~ ~. will say that on Wednesday, Feb. Zrd, i~om ~<ussell, former owner and t~uager of this place interviewed nB at my home, the details~of ~hich are already in your posses~ion. 'On ~ebruary 4th, Tom Russell, appeared at the ~la~dezvous w. i th two · ;eg~es and started putting the place in condition to operate. One of the tvJo ~egroes was persomally known to Officer Cottrell, who inter- viewed him at that time and he said that he was hired as the cook by Tom iius~ell. This ~egroe's n~me is £~o~h Battle of 62~-6th Ave. ~. idple.s. 'Acting on information given you by Tom ~ussell as to ~: ~a~en's E former addres~ at 608-6th Ave. -~. Einne~polis, sent Officers Jaukins and Cottrell to investigate ~nd they repc~t that the property at this add- tess belongs to a ~ew, a ~r. ~rooks, v&.o no~' resides at this address and ha~ resided here for ~ ~umber of years, ~nd ~hat tl~i~- man ~teted that he did not know of Jos. ~agen, ti_at he never ?~d lived there and v,~a~ not knovJn by iiim. Could find no c~e in thi ~ z~ ighbor hood v~o knew of Jos. ~agen. Again interviewed ~osh Battle at 622-6th he said that i~e hsd been l~id off this morn~:g (Feb. 9~h ) azl6 that his place had be~?n filled by a man who was introduced to him by Tom Russell as Hagen. On further questionLug, he said that iS wa~ 'the bunk'. He also stated t2:at Lit. Hagen was~ out at the Rendezvous at this ti me, so came out and interviewed hi~,, (Mr. Hagen). Pound ?dm in the kitchen, eating his dimmer, ne spelled out ?~s name a:~ James H~,'en, and gave as 2Lis former address, 218-11th St. S., Mi~.mespolis, Minn. This address investigated by Officers Jenkins and Cottrell, and ~hey f~und no numbers in this block on llth ~t. S., this p~operty be i~-g occupied by a Church and a part of the Leamington Hotel, ~d t2~eee is ~ e~tr~ce to the Hotel on llth St. S. 'On Feb. 9th Officer Jenkins, stopped a truck that had just made a de- livery of coal at the Rendezvous ~d sa~-~ the ws~' bill ¥,~hich was ordered by Tom Russei] to be 'paid for at his home addres:~~. 5~gn~d - J. O. Prench Chief. S ' Recommendation by tmnson~, that the vhole council ~ould investigate the rumors pertaining to the ~endezvous. Resolution by Tjosvold, seco~2ed by ~[arrovJ, that all s~iplic~ tion £or licenses by non-residents be laid over for two weeks to all ow for in- vestigation by the Council. Roll call, all ayes. ~r. Bowers reported the progress ~f the }~edistricting. Request for lunch room license by ~d~ th Dondineau at 40th & Y~ Bur~. Motio~ by Gannon, seconded by i:ar:'ov~' that the reinvest be granted. Roll call all ayes. i~otion b$ StinSon, seconded by Tjosvold ~at John ~ioen be refunded $36.03 for over-payment of taxes. Roll call, all ayes. ~ietion by Stinson, seconded by G~non to adjourn.