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Home My WebLink AboutMay 7, 1933OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Reg~Llar meeting called to order May 2S, 193~ at the Hi~n School Building. All n~mbers present. Previous minutes read and approved. Reading of the bills: John Behun Mary Edwards M. G. Ouimette LillianErickson Billman's Inc. James Corr Carrie'Piper Mrs. A. C. Holets F. H. Morton 5~ls. Gen. Elec. A. J. W itD~uell J. E. Carroll Hilda Christopherson Elizabeth Jensen Mary Edwards Grace Lombard Ms~garet Kinne Eatherine Miller Christima McLeo~' VivianFreestad Hank0stmoe J. W. Gs~in Barbara Luabnsk~ Beatrice Shields 21.00~ Mpls. Gen. Elec. 435.37% 5.50~ N.W. Bell Tel. Co. $7.50~ 25.00% Board of Education 42.50 4.00~ T.W. Rosholt 2.90~ .80% Wenthworth Coal Co. 4.00 5.00a Clyde C. Jolmuson 62.50~ 1.50~ ~dge Blanchard 7.50~ 2.94~ Cash 15.00 49.00~ Lucille Hawkins 20.00 1.0S~ 0vshakPtg. Co. 20.00% 15.00~ Miller-Davis Co. 8.5S~ 8.00~ Standard 0il Co. 4.46~ 6.90~ Gardner Hdwe. Co. 57.20~ 6.90~ Edward Hadden 6.65~ 6.65~ Johanna Kremer 6.90~ 6.90~ Hattie LeCt~yer 6.65~ 6.90~ Zementa Deeble 6.65 6.65~ ChrisAnderson 6.65 5.65~ Gertrude Organ 6.90~ 6.90~ Roy Haversack ' 6.905 47.94~ Anna Williams 6.65~ 16.50~ Vera Brubaker 6.65~ 6.90~ Bertha Nm~nerman 6.65 12.90~ Resolution offered by Tjosvold, seconded by Gannon, that the bills be allowed. Roll call all a~es. Resolution offere& by Tjosvold, seconded by Karrow, that the following bills be allowed. James McKenna James French Walter Cottrell K. Stinson Roll call, A~es: Nays: 80.00~ 75.00~ 75.00~ 12.00 ~ TjosvOld, Ka~.~row, Welch G~uo n, Stinson Hazel Trucker 65.00 Gene Je~ins 75.00~ M. C. Delvers 49.00~ Resolution offerzd by Stinson, seconded by Tjosvold, tkat the proposed reduction in street lighting costs to the City of Columbia Heights offered by the N. S. P. Company be accepted. Ro~l call, all ayes. Application of J. Pishe for restaurant license for 506-~tOth Ave., held over tmtil next meeting to allow for investigation. Application of American Legion to sell fireworks at 37th & Reservoir Blvd., held over until next meeting. Resolution offered by Tjosvold, seconded by Gannon. Be it resolved by the City of ColL~nbia Heights, that the fee for a permit to sell, store, ~pls~y or give away fireworks within the corporate limits of the City of Columbia Heights for the year 1935, shall be $15.00. Roll call, all ayes. Two letter from Central National Bat. lc, offering s~stituion of bonds held as collateral to City Funds. Remlution offered by Gannon, seconded by Karrow. Whereas, the City of CSlu~foia Heights has received a request from the Ceutral National Bank to substitute certain bonds as collateral for the money of the City off C61umbia Heights on deposit in said ban~, and Whereas, the funds of the City o£ Colv~abia Heights will be ~ply protected by allowing such substitution, Now, therefore be it resolved, that the City Treasurer be and she hereby is authorized to release the following bonds held as collateral, to-wit: U. S. 4th Liberty Lo~, Nos. 88909, 88910, and $8416S, ~ $S0,000.00 and bo accept in lieu thereof as collateral for moneys on deposit in the Central National B~uk,~the following bonds, to-wit: U. S. TreasUry Certificates, Series 'C' 2-7/8~ Due A-oril 15, 19S6 10,000.00 U.S. Treas~mry Certificates Series ~A' Due 19S7 10,000.00 U. S. Treas~iry Certificates Series 'A' 1,500.00 ~ae 1956 Roll call, all as'es. LetDer from C. ~armeister, and H. A. Sc~ltz, with regard to dance fee, when in connection with'cafe. Letter givea to City Attorney for investigation, on motion by Tjosvold, sec&nded by Stinson. Roll call, all a~es. / MotiOned by Tjosvold, seconded by Stinson, that Mr.~ Chas. Ba~m.~n be allowed $2.50~b~lance on rent. Roll call, Ayes: Tjosvold, Gmunon, Stlnson. Nays: Karrow Motion by Karrow, seconded by Tjosvold, that the request of Lewis Reinhart for restaurant license for Forest Park be denied. Roll call - A~es: Tjosvold, Karrow, Welch Nays: Gannon, Stinson Motion by Earrow, seconded by Tjosvold, that the reeuest of Lewis Reinhart for beer lic, ense be denied. Roll call - Ayes: Tjosvold, Karrow, Welch. Nays: Stinson Not Voting - Gannon. Motion by Karrow, seconded by Tjosvold, that the request of Lewis Reinhart for dance hall license for Forest Park be denied. Roll call - Ayes: Tjosvold, Karrow, Welch Na~-s: Ganglion, Stinson. Resolution offered by Tjosvold, seconded by Karrow, Yfnereas, the City of Col~mubia Heights, did on the 22nd day of Hay, 19SS, conduct 'add hold a Primary Election, and '~ereas, the City Co~acil of the City o±' Col'mmbia Heights, did on the 2$rd day off May, 19,53 at a regular meeting thereof, cs~uvas the returns o£ said vri~ry election, and Whereas, the following results were de~ermined by said canvas of said primary election, to wit: Valid ballots cast 1568 Void ballots cast none Total ballots cast 1S68 Votes for candidates for M~vor: Wm. R. Foster 437 F~ed Qmarnstrom 15 R. L. Crisp 406' Harold Hern~nson 182 George Bower 56 L. P. Berot 256 Votes for candidates for Gbuncilman: Clinton F. Schultz 180 Hans Se~erson 275 Joseph Stinson 445 P. J. G~non 319 L. W. Bassett 8~-m- R. J. Miller B6S Now, therefore be it resoled by the City of Columbia Heights, that the following candi- dates, Wm. R. Foster and R. L. Crisp, be and they hereby are declared to be nominated for the office of Msyor, and Joseoh Stinson, Po J. Gannon, L. W. Bassett and R. J Miller, be and they hereby are declared to be nominated for the office of councilrzan. Roll call, all ayes. Request be Edward Hadden, that the oenal~ies on water bills be cancelled for the property owners who belong to the Organized Unemployed. Motion by Karrow, seconded by G~.~r. non, that all persons now delinquent on water bills will be given ni~:ety days to pay part, or all of said bills and that the City Clerk is hereby authorized to cancel all penalties, and that afSer said date, penalties on all ~upaid bills will be collected. Roll call, all ayes. Discussion of report submitted by taxpa~-ers group. Resolution offered by Gannon, seconded by Stinson, that the City Clerk and the City Mana- ger's salaries be cut 20% to take effedt immediately. Amendment offered by Tjosvold, to take 20% from the City Ms~ager's salary of $1ffO. as set in the budget, instead of the $160. now earned. --mmw~r~zx Amendment lost. Roll call, ~Jes: Tjosvold, G~nnon, Stinson. Na~'s: Karrow, Welch Resolution offered by Gannon, seconded by Stinson, that the s~laries of the POlice be Cut~ 25% to take effect in~ediately. Roll c~ll, Ayes: Tjosvold, G~unon, Stinson Nays: Karrow, Welch Motion by Stinson, seconded by Gannon, that the Organized Unemployed be granted a dauce oermit to be used within thirty days, ~nd that the customary fee be cancelled. Roll call, all a~es. Reading of the poor bills: Schrags Pha,rmacy Mpls. Gas Co. General Hospital E~n~LPe~i'men F. L. Palmer White Inv. Co. Mrs. Wm. Spai~ M. H. Ha~uer Theron Castner Milton 0uimette A. J. Shaw C. Luke 7~.70~ E. Talbot 26.80 1.00 ~y~a General Hospit~ 4.7~ 29.25 ~ Clifford Jackson 8.00~ 10.00~ Mrs. Aug. Fohar 12.00~ S0.00A Central Lbr. Co. l~.00~ 12.00~ Annetta Phaneuf 12.00 15.00 ~ John L~,ng 15.00 12.00 Mrs. A. M. Young~loom 1~.00 15.00~ Barney & Barney 12.00 40.00~ Mrs. B.T. Russell 8.00 12.00~ Andrew Jacobson 12.00.~ 12.00~ Resolution offered by Stinson, seconded by Gannon, that the bills be allowed. Roll cell, all ayes. Motion to adjourn by Tjosvold, seconded by Gannon. Secretary t~the Counczl