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Home My WebLink AboutOct 14, 1924cow-Cra rRoc~Ewnas A regular meeting of t'he 'City: · ue. Evening Oct. 14, 1924..~Ieet-I Tut. Even,lng Oct. 14, 1924. Meet- . '~ng called to order by M~yor Morton. l Full council present. Minutes of last regular meeting and special ,meeting~ 'read and corrected! 'Bi'll~s read as1 -follows: I :Patra Luduein ...' ................ :..~,$ 8.00 Myrtle ,Fletclle'r ................. : ...... 8.00 A, nna Gould " 11.00 O.. IL Bucge ........................ L.. 3.00 (]race 'Lom~hard ..................... :~.. 9.00 ff{azel Trucker .....: ............... '... ·50.00 Wm..Leitch ........... : ................ 83.34 Jenny Leitch ' ~ 5.00 Rex Scullar, d ................ :. .......... 5.00 E. ,L. Clark ................................ 38.00 O. Sorenson ............................ 31.50, Iver Joh.nson ............................ 2.63 .A..iielwick ................................ 98.00 Dan Sc Lisone .......... ....' .......... 11.20 A. Sundburg.. ........................... 11.75 1 Carl ~elwick ................................ 52.50 ,Dan DeSIois ..................... :A....: 30.00 p. H: West ................... :.'.L..,.:: ..... 36;00 James Kinne .................... :'::i .... 30.50 ,Y~m. Spain ............................... . 21.50 · E.. 'Udstad 12.25 Gar1 Jevse ................... 2 ..... L..... 30.65~ A. ~V. K~n~ne ............................ 28.50' I-L M. Barrows .................. ~i .... 15.00 Leonard Keye. ....................... 70.50 . II. E. ,Peter~on 16.00 J~acob Holler .................. ' ......... 106.25 Wm. Ruhu ................................ 107~00 Andrew Ross .................... : ....... 3.50 CoL tits ~Fi.re dept.~ ......... : ....... 22.00 · James C~rr. ' i0.80 · Col. IIts ~Record ........................ ' 14.40 2~rcade Inv. Co ......................... 25.00 Bessie Plocenick .............. : ..... 8.00 ~. Perrin ' 3.75 L. W. Northfield .................... 9.33 N'orthwestern Bell Irl Co ....... 33.45' Oarlson & Seeyle ' 84.00 · %-Vm. Spai'n.. .................... : ..... ::~. 29.50. I~conard Keyes .......... ~ ......... ~,. 25.00 Col. Lure Co. ' 3.45 Challman & .Co. ' ' 7.00 W. L. ~ott 3.50 1q~pt~,:-G ~m'-Erc c t .::::.....~..~:.:~::'::~:~7-~ Kunz Oil Co.' ' 23.00~! ~Iiller & Davis ..... ..2 ......... 2 ...... '10.70' ~. J. Grosslein ........... :~k ......... 71.75.! ~Bonte11 Bros ............................ 1.50 ! ~fueller Co. .74 I Central Supply ........ : ............... 11.2~! Board of Education - 19.00 ~Mpls Gen. Elect .................... 276.38 Fred Welshinger ~ ............... L.. 29.2~ Jolm Teseth .: ....... ~ .......... :~' ..... 100:00 Gust Su. aSeri . .................. :.~ .....4.00 ,.~red Morton .................. ~ ..... :_L 5.00 Motion by Sedwein ,se¢on.d by I~ar- row. T~hat all bills b~ allowed as i .read, carried. i 'Councilwoman Ostrander objected to pay. lng one off~cer for ~hooting a dog and boring to pay the dog cat- cher to bury restrains. The appication of John E. Brandon :o.f Minneapolis for Elbctric license, was read. Motion by BurgoYn~ cond by Karrow, ;~hat license be .granted carried. Applications for license to operate Pool ~t-Ialls read .as follows A. C. Elsenpeter 572-40th Ave. Dan' Schiroue 41~55 Central Ave.~ J..bi. G~dbroth 5th Stand 40th Ave. I Councilwoman Ostrander :object~dl' on t.he grounds of .past experience~ sa~ying t. he Council ~hould guard the l,! welfare of the youg boys, and made a motion that licenses be refu~ed.'[~ Motion lost. after remarks by l.'~ Burgoyne and ~arrow, who were in~ !aver of granting, .license. Lu'duein,:~ was not in favor of any more pool i ,halls. ~iotion by . I{arrow lhat request of A. C. Elsenpeter be granted no second. ,~Iotibn lost. Councilman ~urgoyne staied tllat :~MI'. S~ivoi[~'s place Of :business would, come in, School zone. That woulTt ·bar that license and ~h~ made a motion the request 'o£ $.. M. Goi- brath for a license to operate at 5th and 40tk be g~anted. No second .motion lost Rev 52r. Brown spok~'a ,few words to 'keep :tile pool )hails out. 'Sirs. ,~rm. Leitch spoke against a~ the interest Child Welfare and mothers of 'Columbia IIeights, Mr. Twedt, also spoke against ,Pool IIalls.~ ' Communication read from Wil, ling ttel~ers Club asking council to aid tl~em ~in the drive matter. Lai, d- ;l.-over to next meeting. l Petition read from residents on 4th /St.~ and 3rd St. between '(44) ave.: ~ and (45) :~ve. to ,ha~e light at corner ['of 45' ave and 3rd st. and 45 ave. !1' and' 4~1~ st.' After remarks ~he 'J City manager was instructed to II tal~e tl{~ matter up ~with the Minne-I !1 pelts General .Electric Co. ,for five 1(5) lights as follows, (45) ave. and] ]3rd ~t, (.45)~ave and 4th. (42)nd] ~'ave, ann 3'rd S~. (41st) ave. and Jef- ferson,, 4~l'st ave. East :of Central west of the .slough. Cou,ncilman: 'Karrow, offers the following resov lumen~ and moves for .it, s adoption: ;City ;o.f Columbia that :the salary of the clerk of the municipal court ,be ~ixed at Ten dollars Der mont'h, lef- '{ective frem~.and' after Januar~ 1st 1925. .Second by~ Burgoyne ayes~ .I£arrow, ~Burgoyne, Led)vein.; nays Ostrander, Councilman t~arrow, ~ffers follow- ing resolution 'and moves for its ~d'option,. Resolved by the .City Codncll .of- ~e City of Columbia '~eights 5hat ~he ~ages of daY labor- 'ers 'be fixed at (50) Cents Per hour .~nd me~ and t~a~s ~t' (87~) ~ce~ts per hour :effective fro~ and after' Jan. let 1925. Second by Ledwein~ carr~ied Communcia.tton read ~rom Judge I(eyes, an~d motion made by~ ~'O~tra, n,der second by Burgoyne~hat: ~Jud'ge .I(eyes take the"matter uP wi~h" Gity Attorney and draw up schedule~ on court' ~ees carried, comm~ia-~ tion'read from Winston :an.d Gran~ i~ regard to. l~ing a ,strip of rawhide~ pavement for 4emonstration.. ager :Leitch ~as present and g~ve ,yew interesting descrlption to the~ ; court,l: ' "~esiden.t~ o~ 4020 and~ ' 4024 Central ave. requested~the~ :.Councii t5 give 'them ,permtssiSn ~la'y curb an~d'gutter at ~heir own ex-~ .'Dense. Burgoyne -Offers following ~resolut. ton and moves for its adopZ .tion. Be it. resolved b~:~,the' City [C0uh6~1 .~f the City o~ C~Iumbta :~Ie~ghts that'it a~all be an, d is 'hereby , established and that there shail ,be 'dI,~tance 'of (12) feet from property line to curb ou Cen.tral ave. fromi (40) ave[ No.r[h'~to (41st) ave. cond 5y K.arrow, carried. Ordinance No. '(25~ ~a,d its seco'nd ~rea.ding and a motion 'by Karr0w ~sepon~d by Ledwein tha~ ordinau,ce ~Ns. (2;5) be adopted. Carried....Ordk :iauce No. (26) ha,d its second read2 ::tng:'mo~io~ by .Ledwein second by ],&stravder ~hat ordt~aacs No.- (.26) ~b'e adopted carried. ~he questeda ~-building of temporary building, for i,ci~y mana,g~r office camel up and: ~motion by I(arrow we pu:~ ~.~00) ~ in budget for.building ,fun.d. · ' ':~'i The question of excessive.water tax was ~broughfi up and ~he ~atter' dumping' of garbage' on rustic dum~. : Matter w.as 'left to City manager, Od- ~Iotion by Burgoyne second, by Led- wein that the bill of $~2.00..of Judge I{'eyes. be allowed; ~,Council- womal~ Ostrander ~'eI~orts of having complaints come 'to her of the child- ren riding, bicycles on sidewalks sug~ i gested it be .taken Up thl'0ugh the ~.sdhooI~s. After vemarJ~s the matter .was left to City manager to send i lette~.'s to, the teachers signed by ;SIaYor M~orton. Budget .~.as g. one lover, and Counctlwomaru Ostrander "offered:the foliowing resoIution and i.moved .fo~ its' adoption.; Be it re- ,solved bY ,the City Council ici*rY, of 'Columbia Heights that t~e !Bu, dget for (192~) be set at and ihereby set ~t the follov~ing 'Local Impr. ~ev ................ ~$1,000.00 iSt. ~Iaintanance" ................ 4,500.00 iRoad Equipment ................ 1,0~00.00. !Police &. Coup5 ....... : ...... ~., ~',100.00 : 1;Dscella'neous '. ....................... 40.0.00 ;.'Office Expenses ................ 200.00 ! Salaries ': ...... ....... ¢. ............. 3'.380.00 Building 5laintainance .... 2,600.00 , .L. ~ehting ............................ 2; 000.00 ~Interest --: ............ ~ ............ ~,000.00 Sinkin.g ~und-: ....................... 2,000.00 ~ ~teatth &.'Charities ............ 500.00 Adniiaistr~tion ............... :, 1,000.00 Total . ...... '..j ................... 30,000.00 ~Si. otiolr, second ,b~ K'arr.0w. Car- OIt~DI~qAI~ 'NO. 25. 2In Ordinance to'vacate and continue tho Soutlx .~1~ ~cd SLay Fcc~ of the alley r~g Nor~ mtn Sout,~ ~p~h ~1o~ ~r~Y' ~e in Columbia ~eigh~ ~xex' to ~h~ City' Council of the Ci~ Columbia Heig-h~s noes ordain as folloWs: Section l. T,hat 'bm sou~h ~hree Humlred Sixty (360) feet' of ,hat certain' aliey running north ami south throug,h ~lock ~Hrty-nine (39) an Columbia Hetght~ &une~ to ~iin- neapolis, a.ccording to the Pint the.re- 'of on file and of record tn' the Office of ~e 'Register of Deeds in~ an~ for ,l)be ,County of Anoka anti State I~iinnesota be and the same hereby ,is vacated and discontinueS; part of ~said alley being within the ,limits of the City of Cotumtbia ,}Ieights iir ~e said Cou~4y ,of Anoka and State of ~Hnnesotg. · Section 2. TJHs ordinance shall '.~ake .kffect and be in force t. bi~ty (30) days after its rassage. Passed Oct. 14~ 1924. :~ J. ~. ~[orton, 3[ayor. ~,t est: 5~s. J; Gouln ' Seereta~ t0 the council. A~n or(linancc to w~qte aanl continue that pm~ of Van Bm'ch Stree~ ly~g between bloclrs thh't.y: Oght .and OHrty.ni~tb in ~l~m~bih Helgrh[$ mmcx lo 3linncapolis. · ]he City Council of [he City of C'61nmbia Heigh~ does ordain'as roi- Section 1. ~hat Dart ~ of Van 8Urea ,Street lying between Bloats ~htrty-ei~kt (8~8) ann T, hirtY-nine (39) in Columbia Heights Annex to ~linnearolis, ,accorAing to t:he. · hereo~ on file ann of record i~ the Office of the .Begister .of Deeds ann for om counfy of Anoka State of ~'tinnesota, ann w.hieh said part, of said. Van Buren Street . ts ~0~fn. aea on the West DY ~he e.astA~e of said' Block ~Tbirty-nine (39), on ~,tam north by 4be south line of Fo~y- , second Avenue, on the east by the . north line of Fortyfirst Avenue; ~be :and Om :same hereby i~.vaca, ted ann .a.iseontinuea; said Dart. of sala Van ~.Buren Street being avibhln the limits ;'of tile' City of Columbia Heights, in ;the:said County of Anoka. and:State :oL.~Itnnesota; ;-'~he said' :City ~;,o~;-. · umbia Heights, :howeyer~,.r~erving '[he",vigh~. to lay a'na ,put, in:. in..s~ia vadatca:.:street, water, mains,~:rives; skwcr8 gnn any other .ex[e.nslons public Improvements, wi~mut 'bei!~g subject, to: :payment of compensation for .the right to lay .ann put in such mains, pipes, sewers ann ct.her ex- tensibns. · : ~ · Sec[ion 2. T,his' ordinance Shall take effeet and be in force VhirtY (~0) .da~s tilter its pa~age. Passed Oct. 14 1924. · Secretary of the Council.