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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMar 28, 1933?l OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular meeting called to order March 28th, 1933 at the HiEh School Building. All members present. Previous minutes read and appro~'od. Reading of the bills: James McKenna H~zel Trucker M. G. Ouimette Mary Edwards Lillisn Erickson James French Gene Jenkins Walter Cottrell Madge Blanchard Clyde Johnson John Behun Chas. Krabbe M~ C. DoMars Cssh A. E. Sundberg 80.00~ Ovshak Printing Co. 8.50~ 65.00~ Midwest 0il Co. 22.2 25.00~ Todd Radiator Co. 2.50~ 3.00~ Miller-Davis Co. 1~.35" 4' 00~ City of Mpls. 1868.48~ 75.00~ Thorman Rosholt ~.28 75.00~ Good's Service Station ~6.~0~ 5 .00~ Central Auto Service ~5.~5" 77.50~ N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 12.~5~ 6~.5O" Donald ROSS 43.?0~$. 21.00~ H. ~. Ostmoe 02 6.00~ ~pls. Gen. Elec. 1.50 ~8.00a Luctlle Hawkins 20.00 5.00~ Jonas Nordin 7.00 12.50~ Amdrew Koss 2.00~ Resolution offered by Stinson, seconded.by Gannon, that the bills be ~ll~wed. Roll call, all ayes. Ordimaace ~105, - An Ordinance amending~an ordinance prohibiting ~e use or sale at retail of certain fireworks and providing a penalty for violation thereof in the City of Columbia Heights - offered by Karrow, seconded by Stinson. Roll call, all ayes. Motion by Tjosvold, seconded by Stinson, that the Mayor be authorized to provide a committee to interview the Reconstruction Finande Corp., with regard to the renting proposition. Y~. Welch appointed Mr. Karrow, and Mr. Ouimette. Roll call, all ayes. Resolution by Karrow, seconded by Gannon, that the proper City Offi- cials are hereby authorized and directed to purchase and retire three $2,000. Emergency Certificates known as 'Poo~ Relief Certificates', with accrued interest. Roll call, all ~yes. State~0f Minnesota Report made by TJosvold with regard to ~ ~ ~ paving Central Ave. from ~Tth Ave. to the City Limits of Columbia Heights at no cost to Columbia Heightm. Minneapolis Engineers are to survey same, reporting to the Council in the near future. Reading of the ~oor bills: S. H. Kahn 6.00~ Twin City Bldg & loan F. H. Strouts Mrs. Franklin Edna Freeman Louis Rognrud ~.~s. Young~loom American Legion 0.00 ~ 0.00~ 16.00~ 10.00~ 60.00~ 6o.oo John P. Dvaney James Bean Whitin~ Inv. Warren C. Headly Mrs. Effa Hendrichs Gordan Ball Investor's Syndicate Roy Smi'th 60.00~ h.8o 2O.0O 36.oo 20.00~ 15.00~ 0.00 72¸ Ch~s. Holt V~ite Investment Kate Packard John Land Mrs. Aug. Foker J. H. Nordin Wm. Ritten 15.00~  00~ [00~ O0 ~ 12. O0 ~ Mrs. Barbar~ McDermott 25.00~ Chas. Blixt Mrs. Wm. Spain Steve Malark J.* W. Ga~In Paul Zelinski Milton Ouim~tte Geo. Manard Barney & Barney Ben Franklin Bldg ~ E~nelan Cleveland Realty Co. Minnie Anderson Chas. Bauman W. Lei~Ja Ca~y ~0.00~ 55.oo 0.00~ 0.00~ 10.O0~ 60.OO~ 20.00~ 156.00 50.00~ 00~, 6o , 25 . O0~ Central Lbr. 25.O5~ Schrag's Phhrmacy 62.]0~ Hilltop Oroc. ~8.50~ Dr. Foster 3.00~ L. C. Bassett 10.00~ C~ A~ Hae~tel 4.27~ D~wson Hdwe. 3.10~ A. Spekulant 7.50~ N. ~azar 2.50, Oscar Pearson ~ Luke Peter Kolby Mrs. Pauline Lazork Andrew Jacobsen Mrs. Mary Tamm C. A. Bloomquist Levin Swanson Mrs. Thee Brandes Mrs. Ed Dod ge ~. Hanson H. J. Kapke Mra. B. T. Russell Clifford Jackson Cent. Nat. Bank Cent. Lbr. Co. Fidelity Bank Low~ll Jepson Frod Long Henry Morin ~nnetta Phaneuf W. Lively Lowell Prescott Warren Stores Fred. Kumm Dr. 31umentha~ Plymouth Market Rutherford Yurt H. E. Buffum Ovshak Ptg. Ostmoe Service Sta. Elsie Thompson Mpls. Gas. 70.0' * O0~ O0 ~ O0¢, 00~ . O0 ~ 00~ 1~. 00-" ~. 00,'- 72.oo a6.5o 29.25,~ 20. O0 ~ 60. O0 ~.00~ 10. O0 '~ 18.00' Resolution offered by Gannon, seconded by Tjosvold, that the poor bills be ~axxxx allowed. Roll call, all ayes. Resolution offered by Stinson, seconded bY Gannon, that the City Manager's salary be cut from $160. to $140. per month, and that he do the City work with the poor relief, also that the City Treasurer's salary be cut from $1~O. to ~llO. per month, to take effect April 1st. Roll call - Ayes: TJosvold, Gannon, Stinson. Karrow, not voting. Reason: Wants the two jobs cut alike. Welch, no - ;';~r. Welch recommended that Mr. McKenna be cut to ;$1~0. per month, and Mrs. Trucker to $120. per month. Resolution offered by Gannon, seconded by Stinson, that the Police Force be cut from ~150. per month to $125. and that the force be cut to two policemen, to take effect April 1st. Roll call - Ayes: Tjosvold, Gannon, Stinson Nays: Karrow, Welch. ~,~. Welch and Mr. Karrow, were in favor of cutting salaries, but not the number of men.. Preamble to Ordinance ~106, being and Ordinance entitled 'An Ord- inance authorizing the sale by the City Treasurer of $4500. Emer- gency Debt Certificate', offered by Gannon, seconded by Karrow. Roll call, all ayes. Ordinance ~106 offered by Karrow, seconded by Gannon. Roll' call, - All ayes. Resolution offered by Stinson, seconded by Gannon, A resolution authorizing and directing the purchase by the Sinkinm Fund of .an Emergency Debt Certificate in the amount of ~500.00~ Roll call, all ayes. 1st reading of an Ordinance licensing and regulating the sale at retail of non-intoxicating malt liquors and providing a penalty for the violation thereof. 1st reading of an Ordinance prohibiting the sale, manufacture, dis- position or transfer of, or keeping or having in possession fo~ sale, disposition oF transfer, .or the soliciting, receiving, or taking any erder for intoxicatin~ liquor, except for certain purposes, as per- mitted by Federal Law, defining intoxicating liquor, and providing penalties for violation of this act. ~rd~in~nce!.'-,~ ,offered by Sttnson, seconded by Gannon, repealing Ordinance ~i: oassed in 18~p, providing for license to sell liquor, etc. Roll call, all ayes. Motion by Karrow, seconded by Stinson, to adjourn. Special Meeting called for Monday, April ~rd, at 8 PM. at the High School Building for the purpose of reading an ordinance and discussing salaries, and also any other business which might come before the Council. /// secretary to/i the Council