HomeMy WebLinkAboutMay 27, 1924COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
A special meeting of the city coun-
cil of the City of Columbia Heights
Was held at Columbia school house
Tuesday evening, May 27, 1924, for
the purpose of. paying the bills, or any'
business t. hat may come before it.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Morton. Full. council present. Bills
we~'e read as follows:
Gust Sunberg .," SS.O0
A1 Sunberg ................... ~.f' 1.00
Mr. Murphy ........... ....... ~ 8.00
Bert Kile ..................... ~ 14.25
II. BI. Barrows ........ ........ 15.00
W. H. Kuhn ................... 62.50
Jacob II. IIeller ............... 75.00
Hazel A. Trucker .............. ' 50.00
~Vm. Leitch ................. ;/83.34
Gust Anderson ............... ' 23.80
T. J. Vrelslinger ' 5.00
EIazel A. Trucker ............. '3.00
Arnold Helwick ............... 63.00
Jacob II. IIeller .. .............. ' 10.25'
Wm. IIeller ' . ..~14.28
E. L. Clark ............... ' .... 14.00
Raymond Cart .............. ..., 6.00
W, G. Suitz ................... 14.00
Carl.Engen '' 8.00
Dan Schirone ................. C1:00
O. ~V. Buege .............. ;...4.50
Andy Koss ' 5.29
Dan ~Valthers ................
Columbia ~teights Record ..... 23.40
Met National Bank .......... :.(570.00'
'Miller Davis Co ............... .,~ 4.05
Pittsburgh Meter Co ........... /2.75
C. E. Robins ............. ~ .... 5.t.60
Central Supply Co ............. /1.62
E. 'S. Walker ................ ~125.00
Columbia IIeights ,Fire Dept...
Leonard Keyes . ............... 177.6~'~
~C. F. Perrin ' '. 3.00
Mrs. J. Gould ................. 2.00
Motion by Burgoyne, seconded by
Ostran~ler ~ll bills allowed, carried un-
animously. Resuest for electrical li-
cense was rea~from C. C. Courteno.
Motion by Karrow seconded by Led-
wain that it be granted. Carried.
Request read from Shoppe Eng-Co.
for a plumber_s license. Motion 'by
Ledwein seconded by Ostrander, that
it be.granted. Ca~ried.
Communication read front J.
in regards to buying a Transit owned
by city, 5fter remarks a motion, was
made by Karrow, seconded by Ostran-
der that city keep Transit and rent
it to Mr. Ifil1 and have a written agree-
ment with them that it be returned in:
good .condition. Carried.
Comnmnication read from Mr. Ca-'
i suell in regards to taxes. Moved by
Ostrander, seconded by.:[<arrow, {hat
city manager upon presentation of re-
ceipts, Walton Agency Co. be retm-
bursed for assessment and penalty
against water' main. Carried unani-
mous~' ·
i09
-~tion bY Burgoyne', ..&.untied by
Ledwein, that the bouds of'Mr. Betts
for filling statian, andh~nd Of -victor
Contonski fop ~55cense he a~d-
cepted and placed on file. Carried. ~'
Communication read from State
Ifighway. f Central 'avenue
· B. IIolowczak o
complained of excessive taxes. ~Iat~
it zer was left to City Manager. '
I Mr. Druar of St. Paul of Construc-
I tion & Eugineering Co. spoke in re-
'~gards to putting'sewers in the city.
'A delegat'ion front the fire depart-
ment was present, and Carl Javery
spoke in regards to sending three de-
i legates to Mankato to fireman's con-
vention, and asks council to finanq.e
same. Motion by Karrow, seconded
by Ledwein that firemen be allowed
~$100.00' for expenses. Carried.
A motion hy Ostrander. that City
Manager pay a bill of $32.00 for .fire-.
men's insurance, seeoflded by Karrow..
Carried. '
Letter read from .City Attorney
terson in regards to claim of S. Ct
Welsh. After remarks a ~totion by.
Karrow secon~led by Burgoyne that;
communication be accepted and placed[
on file for future reference. Carried.;
Judges of electiou appointed as fol:
lOWS: '
Precinct No. 2, Oakwood
Mrs. J. Gould, 5Irs. Grace Lomhard,
L. Clark.
Precinct No. 1, Columhia School~:[
5Irs. Jenny Leitch, 3Irs. Myrtle 'Flet-}
chef, Mrs. Petra Ledwein. · the!
Councihnan Ledwein suggested
[city buy uniform for Officer Kuhn.'
i After:remar~s a motion was made by J
Ledwein, seconded by Burgoyne, tliat~
we buy the $125.00 man a uniform./
Roll call. Ostrander, yes; Karrow,~
no; Burgoyne, yes; Ledwein, yes;
Morton, not voting. '
Motion by Karrow; sedonded by/
tLedwein, that 'meeting he adjourned.J