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1927_Minute Book�� RFSOLUTION pFFI�1?I�TG ASSESSUIEI�TT FOR IP�IPROVNT'I�TT BY �`�'^ �ATFR ��AIN rONSTRUCTION AP1D E�TEA?SIOI�] OF WATER ti�'ORKS . SY4TFM ��as offered by Trustee and Councilman Fmil F�terson, as follo�vs. The Village rouncil the Villa.ge of l�;rest �dinneapolis met ii: regular session .- �z�� 1c26, at 7:30 o'clock P."_?. �,t the Vi� ge Council Ch?mbers of the l�unicipa,l build.ing of s�.id �Tilla.ge,� being the time and place a,ppointed in a duly published rotice of he�.ring pursuant to its resoiu— yio�adopted �,�_1926, for the pur�-�o�e of ascErta.ining and as; essir�g t e enefit� to pro�erty vJithin the tTi1l�,ge canfEred �y th improvment ?�novan �,s ��Ua.ter Main Extension on the street �ereinafter mentioned, and after hearing a.11 tecti— mony by or on beha.lf of all persons and par�ies interested, or whoes property is a.ffected by s�.id it:�provment a.nd desiring to be herd, a,nd bein� fully �,nvise� in the premises, the following resolution v�as a:��opted, vi�: JVI�ER�HAS, pursuart to �, rEsolution a.clopted August 3rd _ 1a26, b� th� �i1.l�,ge Council for the con�tructio:� of additioal - Six inch pipe c�a.ter L�.in extension on the follo�ing stre��t in� - the Vill�.ge of 1�reGt '�.�inne�,polis: On Tc�elfth AvenuE betti�reFm Fix�t Street South and Second Street SoutY�. In r�roceedings in a.ccordance with and �an�er Ch Chapter 425, G. L. ,1G21, �inneeot�,, a` contra.ct �or the �rorg was duly let, And �hereas prior to the adoption of said reso� lution and r�aceedirgs �iving effec� thereto, thexeby, �'etitions �rere r:•iade to the Vill�ge �ouncil by the o��-ners of the abuting �property at tne:nleeting of the Village Council held August 3rd 1926, at y�rhich all ��roperty r�tivners ��hoes property ma.y be assessea for the,cost of said improvr�ent were notified to be . �,res�.nt, �hat the�• as�essm�nt f�r the cost of �aid work and i . irflprovnlent be p�,yable in five e�qual a.nnual .installments, a.nd wherea.s the Council has ca.used plans and specifications to be made for th� said tivork and improvrnent yt�hich are on file vc with the V�llage Clerk, And '+�1?�ere�.s, by resolution of the Village Counci�l adopted septe�nber 7th 1926, the Villa�e C1erY and Paul _Sv,rensan, who �vere desi�^nated by the Village . Council �.s sup`ervisors of the tvork, were dixEeted to forthwith calculate the �.mount proper a.nd necessary to be especia.11y ; assessed for guch improvr�ent against everyr a.ssessab�e lot, p ; piece or parcel of land affrcte� uvon the basis of benifits without regard .to ca:sh va.luatior� and in accordance vyith provisions of �ection 2 Chapter 425, G. L. 1;21,,Minnespta, a.nd that the �.fr.o�ant of the assessn:Ent and accrued interest for the p�yment aforesaid be raade payable in five eq�al annual installments. ' AP�D VJHEREAS, in pursuance of the �.foresa.id directions the proposed a.sses�ment as �,fores�,id. has been duly �ade an3 has b�en placed an file v�ith the C:lerk for public inspection, Y�as been duly submitted to th2 jlillage Council for consideration AND WHEREAS, d�ae notice ha,s been given of the time and place ti°4ren and �he�E the Council would meet a.nd pass upon the caid ir�p�ovment and hear �.nd pass 'upon all objections, if any, or amend. the same, ' TH�REFORE Di, IT RESLOVED, by the Village Council of the �rill�ge of ?Nest Minneapolis th�t the aforesai3 proposed assessment be and the same is hereby �,dopted, macie �,nd constituted the � special assessrnent a�ainst the 1ots, pieces and parcels of l�.m� ��- there�n described and shall be a lier. upor� the g��6� property � described therein a,nd. all t��ereof which lien shall be concurant with the general taxes aGses�ed �.g�.inst said property, and the Clerk is hereby directed. to immediately transmi� a certified duplicate thereof .to the County Au�_itor for collection in the manner a,nd as ��equired by 1avu. � =+�► AND BE IT FURTHER R�SOLVED, that the proceede of the assessment levied against the property benefited by said imp— � rovment be a.nd are hereby a�propriated �nd set aside as a s specia.l assess�er.t fund for the payment of any Certifica,tes af IndEbtedness issued by the Village of V�est �linneapolis to cover the cost and expenGe of said improvment, a.11 in a.ccor� da,nce witll the Statutes in such ca.se mad.e and provided. Trustee and Councilr��,n Emil Peterson caho offered the f fore�oin� resolution thereupon moved its adoption, vahich tivas secon2d by T�ustee a,nd Councilamn GN. H. D� Fore, a.nd upon be� ing put to�, a vote was unanimously ad.opted by all membera of the Village Council. Y�. ^�: :, , � A resolution affirming assessment for improvment by -`-�. �r: =�SeweT,, extension ti°�ag off�red by Truste� and Council�an . ..�,_ 0. H. Beckman. as follows. The Village Council of the V�llage of lNest �inneapolis rnet in regular session on the �� -,� 19z6, at 7:3� o�clocY P. �, at the Village Co ncil Chambers of the �dunicipa.l building of s�,id Village, b�in the tima and place a.ppointed � in a�.ult published notice of hearing pursuant to its resolu� tion adopted -�s _1926, for the purpose of ascer�in- ing and assessing.the benefits to the propert� within sa,i�� Village cQnfered by the �rr�provment known as sewer extension on the street nerein�,fter na.me� and after hearing all testinaony by or on behalf of all the persons or pa.rties interested or v�rhoes property is affected by said improvment and desirin� to be herd, a.nd being fully advised in the premise�, the follo�aing resolution �nlas adopted, v�z: i,��I�REAS, pursu�.nt to a re3olution adopted by the Village Council for tne construction of in the Village of 4'Pe�t lthinne�.polis as follo��re: August 3rd 1926, sewer extension� 4�, From a point alon� the center Iine of Tv�elfth A��riue �. distance of 170 feet douth of the center line of ?�!xcelsior Avenue thence running in a southerly direction a distance of 104?_ feet along the center line of said Twelfth Avenue to the point of intersection of the center'line of T�,�elfth Avenue �!Tit�. the center line of Second Street South and thexe connecting to joint district se�er of district 9 herein :� L- � described and classif.ied. S�,id se��er sha7.1 be � inches in ciiameter a.nd shall be classi- fied �.s lateral No 1 of district Nine. A se�ver to be oonstructed from the point of intersection of the center line of Twelfth Avenue �rith the center line of Second Street South thence runnin� in a easterly direction a distance of 165 feet along the cent�r l�ine of said Second. Street South to the center line of the North a.nd South a.11ey located betv�een 1� an� 13th Aven�aes and there connecting to the �eneral sei^rer herein described a,nd. classified. S�.id se�rer sh�,ll be � inches in dia.meter and sha.11 be classi-- fied as 3istrict se�tier for district 9 according to plans �.nd specificG.tions on fil� in the office of the Recorder of said Village of Vi�est �iinnea�polis, Hopkins Post Of� ice, Minnesota, �,nd pv.x:su�,nt to Chapter 35 of the la�vs of Minnesota, for the yea.r 1921, ar.d �r!endrnents thereto. AND �VHEREAS, pursu�.nt to a resolution of the Village C nc' 1 a e Village of ��:re�t It�in�eapolis, �4innesota, a.dopted ��' 1Q26 tn.e proposed assessment oi the amount p proper and�necessary to be especially �.ssessed for such imprOvment against every a^se�sable lot, piece or parcel of land affected by such improvment, on th� ba.�i� of benefits �ithout rega�rd to cash va.luation in accordanee with Cha.pter 35 G. L. 1915, ti��hich h�:s be�n made a.nd is on file with the Village Clerk for.public inspection, anc? has been duly submitted. to �he Vi�lage Council for. consideration, AN;3 ��d.��'R�AS,. du.e r�otice h�,s been �iven of the tinie and �la,ce when and vahere the Council will r.neet and pa.ss upon the said proposed �,ssessment and hear and pass unon all objections, if �,ny, or amend the sa.�e. NOVd THEREFO�F' BL� IT RESLOVED, by the Village Council of' the �illage of l^Jest T�inneapolis, that the a,foresaid propose� a.ssessment ee an3 the s�.me is hereby a�o�ted, made and con- stituted the special assessment �.gainst the lots, pieces or parcels of land therein descrired a,nd shall be a lien upon ��1�r��e�c��'cura�n�lvbvi�httheegeneralataxeseassessedlae inst the F . � �'� said property and the Clerk is hereby d.irected to irr�mediately transmit a certified �u:plic�te st�.tPment thereof to the Coun� y Aizditor for collection in the marner and as required by law. . AND BE IT FiJRTHER RESOLVED, th�,t the x�roceecls of the a. assessment �levied again�t the proper-ty benefitted by s�.id imp— nae�ht be �.nd are hereby a,ppropriated and set aside as a sep�r� ate speci�l a,ssessmerit fund for �he payment of ��ver warrents issued by the Villa.ge of lhest �iinneapolis to co�*er the cost and expense of eaid improvment, �.11 in accordance �ith the Sta,tute in such case made 4.nd provided. Trustee and. Councilman 0. H. Beckma,n, who offered the foregoing resolution thereupon moved its adoption, �hich wa(s seconed by Trustee a,nd Councilman 4�1. H. 1?e Fore., and upon being put to �. vote was una,nimously adopted by all members oi the Village Council. :� _:' � LI `lne Village Council of the Vill�ge of 6Jest fl�inneapolis met in � Council-Room in regular session at 7:30 P.M. January 4th. I927. r�embers present;- Paul Swenson., Pre•s.,tiJ.H.DeForo� O.R.Bec�nan and Lmil Peterson, Trus�tees. • - � � . � � + : . . The minutes-of previous meetin� were read :and approved as read. The reports of Herman Olson on Gas. and tVater collections and rrank Stodola, road-overseer,approved.�,nd placed on file. Z�ToLion made an� seconed tYi"at consumars of Gas and YVater ��hose -bills for such service are not paid at the end`of the aecorid Pvlonth, shall � receive notice that �aid ser�ice ,vill be cut; ofP untill all back charges and pen�,lties I13V8 been fu11y �aid. Necorder instructed to have forms<::. printe�� to t'r.is effect. to be sent to delinquent consumers as oc�5�� on requi-res. . t �- � %r �r � � %i� � �• yK � fi � � �P� � +r �- ,r �• fi fi.h. fi. ?,.s fi, �t- '° �; �r t� t +r +r �r� 3•'.�r •;- a f- � � fi �� 3 �F i. q. :r, >. x. �. �.3. } �; �_ ;� � a• � 'i . i'he Pollou��irlg bills �rere audited an3 allov�ed. 9293-Firs.t TTat. Banl� - Hopkins coup. �;ert. of Indebtness 94-��irst i�Tat. Ba�nk - Hopkin� coup. -- Bonds �5-�tate �avings Bank- at. Paul 8-coup.Cert. of I�idebt. �6 ; I922 96-First.Nat. Bank -Hopkins Int. on 6�Jarr�.nts 97-Sec. Tdat. .B�nk-�-iopkins Int, on V'Jarrants 98-L�pls &�t.I,ouis Ry. frei�Y�t on Coke car�258I� � 99-T�Spls.Bc St.Louis fiy. .freign� on fire-brick 9300-��m. Benson I8 hrs. labor. 53.I5 348.80 I3.75 I2.65 I2.84 II5.09 �` II.22 8.I0 I-Sec.Tdat.Bank-��3opkins Se�ver 3I5.40 Int:75.72 �ert.99.82 490.94 ;�`� 2-First Nat. Bank P�r�pls. Gas. �,onds IOOO.00 Int. 82.50 s��rvice enarge.:.: :,::_:I,.�6� _I083.9.6 3-First I�at. Bank I�.�i�ls.[��I.Mair� 508.75 ser. char�e I27� 5I0.02 4-Gt.Northern �y, frei�ht Cok.e car,�2�596 �7.22 5-'��m.Bros $oiler i�,�fg.....Co, I2 g•rate� Gas-�ouse � 30.00 6-Pickands Bro�vn Co. Coke car;�2�8IQ ;_309.�7 7-Nennepin ��o. Poor-�arm board-H.Lindberg 45.50 8-Crane ��o. fittin�s 3, I7 `�: i:9.-Russel :�n�. Co. St.I,ol�is 50-�ile Gas uouse 37.69 93I0-uValter �. Dooth licence-'olank� . �4 II-Picands �rown �o. Coke car#23596 208.25 I2-Ho��kins P.O. bo-�-rent .60 I3-Frank Stodola �oad-overseer IIo hrs. G3.80 I4-i rs.nk %:"unvar l�.bor 6�� " �?p. 2.5 I5-�IenrS� Sparbe r " 64 '.' 28. 80 I6-Chris <Tensen " I8, `_' 8.I0 I7-Godfr�.y .Brokel " IE3 " 8.I0 I8-P��f!rs. P,'i.SchuLz !�,!an & ieam II4 '' IO2.60 I9-Frar�k �todola " ". 5I " 45.90 `9320-Jas. Peterson Uervices to Jan.Ist. I�i�7 I25.00 2I-rr�,nk :�dell " Jan:Ist. I�27 I2�.00 �� u�-��erman �lson " � Jan:I�t. I�27 I30.00 �3-i�ust. ��;'illiams " Jan. Ist. I927 I50.00 24-Leonard 6r,illiam5 " J3n.Ist. I927 I25.OG 25-Herbert u�rilliams labor 90 hrs. . 40.50 a :, i � 9::�6-�Frank S-i�tsr �firei�n� ni�r.�ts� G.�s-House 3.ohrs. - - I6.20 27-Hennepmn ._�ount.y '?ev'i'��v . .inanr5`ionsy _. _ - 24._30 �28-;3tanaard mil �o. 5��:sl. c.ompresaor oil 2.I7 29-�'or•th�ruestern �?3e11 T?l. �o. servic� Gas ?3o.use ��iall 5.40 S330-?,-�pls. Gen. ��lectric �o I Fo�ve,r Siren 3.00 � , 3I-1��rols. Gen. �lectric ��o I street ;�, ha7.1 7�i�hts I86.I0 32-i1rp7.s. Gen._ ��lectric �o � power ,p�7:i�l�t Pump- House - I40.72 � ��3-1�,Rpls. Ge�n. �lectric �o.� power �� li�'�t � s�,s -Iouse 52.3u �4-�.H.-?ensl.er � black�rr:ith rep�ir-work • � I5.�5 3�-louis- Lundqui;st ; rebrick,i�n�=:.Dener:�,tor-. __ : , c-2.50 � 36-�'irst T�at. 3an�: -:�iopY�.ns 2-ti'I.�v". couponds ":�9.f32 37-�io�kins -Public Library salar.y �. supplie� ; 94.53 3b.-�as. reterson prisoner to-Co. Jail -car-fare .60 39-rirst �at. Bank P;�pls. prin. 1000.U0 Coup.5�I,�� 159.I.,25 On motion m�eting ad,journ Id ur�til� �'eb. Ist.. I927 at �7�:�0 P.P�4:-� at �est . ' -. _ . _ i . . .. . ` ------------------Presiderrt. . , � � . . , . � ' � - , � _ --G�?- - -- -------- - - -. - Recorder. pro. te�"� _ . � t , . .. i�l�e �ri113�� t�ouncil of the Vi].lag�� o:� tidest �:-Tinnea�:olis met.in Council room in.regular �ession �t 7.:30 0'clock-� P.M. �Feb. Ist. I927. , " Tv"_ember� present: ��'�Jm De �Fore;� _ �.R.Beckman and . � - � Lmil Peterson, Trusteea. � � � � � ` ;., �aul awerson, bein� absent Lmil Peterson �was appointed.as -�.eting President in ni,s- absence.. � . , . _ , ; ihe rriinutes .of� meeting held Jan., 4th. T927_ �rere .read and ap�rovea as read. ' � '_ `i'he reports of Herman Olson as 'to water and gas -- : c�olleetions , and Franl� atodola road-oT,rer; e:er vuere re�,d , approvefl, and ordered placed on file. . Petition from 11Zpls. .Gen.. i�.le_ctric ��o�.:for permission to erect 2 poles on 2nd. �treet ��orth bet;n�eon. I.6th, and� I5th. �lvenues , granted:. - � . Petition for street�.li�ht- on the corner of:� I2t'r�.- �ve. Zuorth and the ao called I��'innetonka A�Iills road , granted-, and Reeorder instructed to place order witn ��pls. Gen. Llectric ��o.to install same. � � Communi��,tion fro�a �.�.�'�c h�all� ��e�. Fi�e Dept.-reauest�r,� ' F.ubber Coats,Boo�� and other equipment needed by the Department. T�',otion m�,de and seconded the order be allowed .,. , � P?otice from i�orth�:✓estern Rel.l Tel. Co. requesting� Village to -' �;�remove ,�iren feed v�rires from tlaeir, �oles on �xcelsior- �ve. �� hich are_ to, 'oe removaci�.record�r�,instructed to place o-�der with `�` L�innAapolis Gen. �le�tr:ic �o, for sai� r�moval.� - " � � Commuric��,tior: .froin .L�,U.Foley inspecLo,r Pu,bl:i,c� .In�t.itutior.s , .'� callin� our .attention t;o Lhe� f�ct that ne�v,.;,�aLtr,e:3sea are reeded : in our l-ocl�up; �notion m�de and� secordednevv m�,1;_tre;�ses �a .procured. �'�� Rene�val�: of Fire Ir�surarce on City �.all, and� Jail buildin� ' tivitn a't1i��r�ET v.b.luation�, brougnt u� for discussion,,, - :'Ti�otion mad� and. seconded thai, �he valuat.ion-of� s�,id buildin�s � ''be placed. at 30000.UU; subjec�t::�o:��condi`ti-on5: of Co-lnsurance, amt. to _�7000.00 or 90�/0 of ac tual value. rs:otion ,m�.de and, secon�ed�, t��t tne policies be renewed� at their new valuation in the �reat Americar� Ins. Co 8c Insurance Co.of North �merica,in proportion to the amounts specified in �he previous policies. Judges for the annual election were appointed as follo�vs. '�' Moore _. a :. I�r3 , Fa 1 e � G�o.F.Stiedman. � TYie follo4vi�• bills w�re aud ited and allovved ;. 9340- �?.i�'J.�lelephone Co. tel. ser�ice Fire Dept. 4�I= First ldat. Bank r�opkins Coup. -adittional- �2= C.F.Dwyer boiler-inspection G.v. _ 43- Chi. I�:�Iilw. Rr �t.P�,ul �.R. Freiaht- Iron Oxide �4- Iron Oxide Spon��e �o. 4�- �t. IvTorthern r;�. .fr.ei�'�t Co�e car,�20428 4�- 5mith Be�,7. .� ire �ricl� �o. fire brick 47- Tl�wanee Boiler ^o. a�rate-b.�.rs ^ i t.q ��11 48- ��m atrobeck � 1.:3mp; . 49- �'. J.r,okesh suppli�s _ 39.85 T65.00 � 3.00 48.I6 55.86 98.79 52.00 47.20 .70 I.�2 i � 9350- �3urrou�hs �dd. Iuiach. Co. maintenance 3.85 5I- �ic�ueen Bros supplees Fire Truc,k 3.22 52- J�.E.Hennesey � Co..� L�umber 4.40 53-_�icands Brown Co. I c�r aolvey Egg Coke car�20428 , . _ . � _ � �23�.88 54- Travelers Ins.Co. add. eomp. premium I87.5� 55-.Crane Co. � � •I . "22�". disc. � � .39 56- Zeague Iviinn. Iviunicipali.�es a•s�esmen:t �� 6..00 57: 1�Ipls.Gen.Eleotric Co�. • pump-house �. II7.36 58- Mp1s.Gen.Electrio �o.• � street &.Hall lights �I89.38 59- I�p1s.Gen.Electric Co. gas-plant .72.59 9360- T1Tp1s.Gen.E•lectr�ic ::o. � power-Si�reri - ' 3.00 6I- Jas.Peterson services to Feb.Ist. I927� "'I25.00 62- Frank '�dell 't " " I25.00 63- Gust V''illiams "' " '-'� � ' I50.00 64- Leonard 'v'Villiams = `� � _ - " �. - " � � : - . -I�25.00 65- Herman 41son • � " � �" - `-' I30.00 66- Herman O�son , posta�e ,- .. 2.00 67- Frank Ppud�il 3I• hrs.� labor ; I3.95 68- G.Staponic 3I hrs. �labor. ' ' I3.95 69- Jim Pudil 3I hrs. labor -' ' ' I3.95 9370- P.Jenson 3I hrs, labor . I3.95 � 7I-• L. Sander son 3I h`rs . labor - � I3. �5 72- •C.Behrns 33 hrs, -labor ` I4.85 � 73- Frank �l�unvar - 84.hrs. 12bor � ' � . � - 37.80 74- Joe.Pudil 4I hrs. labor � I8.45 75- T,�att . I��c .Culle� j r. 36 hrs l:�bor . . ' I6. 20 76-•�?enr� �parber IO2 brJ. labor � �� 45.90 77=- � rank St.odola � 59 hrs. over-seer �'; �: 32.45 78- I�t:rs .I�L�. Schu�t z I39 hr� . I:'�ar 8� team -I25. IO 79- Frank atodo la, 63 hrs . �1"an x team 56.70 9�80- Frank S.itar � I� hrs ,�;�an & team �_. I7. I0 .. SI- Nlpls.x at.Zouis R.R. telegram Pickands,Broa�n �o. . .90 82: Hopkins Public Zibrary 'salary &,supplies : .95.70 83- Frank �itar � �8 h•rs. 'fire`ing at Gas-�iouse . 2I.60 84- Hennepin Co.F.eview ir�sert. Dec. minutes I3.20 85- ��aterous En$. Co. standpipe Fire-�iy. 50.00 66- &Io.Queen Bros. chain � supplies I�'ire-lruck 43.62 87- Jas.Nickodym � dra�ra�e ' 9.85 88- Louis L•undquist rebrick Gas-generator 2I.25 89- Hopkins CoOperative store� mitLens-Fire-Dept. 4.80 9390- J.�;.Hennesey ' material Sno�v-�lo�v 3.88 9I- Harry C.B,lunt Costs-trial of Joe �orbince 3.I0 On motion•meetin� adjourned untill F'ebruary I5th.I927 at , 7��' clock P.tt`. � . , . - . - _ . �ttest. Presiden t. ,�/: �� -c� _ ---�-� ------------ � . .. �ecorder,Pro "�am. � � � .�;�. - : _ - - _ - - . .. _- mhe Villa�e �uuncil of the Vi11.arT� oi :�'est �.'inneapolis met Feb. _T�th �t '� ; 30 P.i.'. a � rer �,d j�urnment of reau7 ar meetin�� +'e'�. I�t . I�c7 . � 1�."embers r�res�nt; 'm DeFore, �mil Fet�r:,on, :�n�:� 0.��.Feckman,�'rustees. 'i�xrnar. �lscn, ??e�orc�er pr�-i�m. '�h� `Ii7 �a�~� �ir,�,nc�s for t'�e �:��t Ta��,r ��= �r,re��nted b�.� the ac�ounts of Treasurer, I:.Zundqui�t 3rd �ecorder �.l.�lose �j�ere audited and tne result of �vhicn is as follows. i.otal i eceiptg for tne .year ------------------IO�a_87.�0 lotal Di�burarrents for L'ne .year-------------- �90G7.I8 Balance orl harld ----------------------------_ - �'1��0.08 atatement �y runds Village Fund �eceiptU--------------------46L'�4.�.5 Villa�e rryund Disbursmenta ---------------46`��.u0 Balance on hand----------------------- ----------------GI0.49 F.oad Fund �eceipts ---------------------- gI28.69 Road Furd Disbur5u�ents------------------ I5I44.79 � Due Road Fund-------------------------------60I6.I0 Ga,s Fur�d Receipts------------------------Ig792.07 Gas Fund Disbursments--------------------I24��7.77 Bal. on hand------------------------------------------7r;34.30 '��ater �'und neaeipta---------------------- 4062.40 `,�ratzr Fund Disbursment�------------------ Ig7i.�2 Bal on hand------------------------------------------ 2090.88 I,ibrary Fund �eceipta ------------------- 984.58 Iibrary Fund Disburaments---------------- 30I7.�0 .Due T.ibrar.y �'und----------------------------�032.72 Poor Furd �eceipts------------------------32F8.Oo Foor �'und risbvr�rr.ent�-------------------- 424.45 Bal on hand------------------------------------------ 2853.6I �:ater :.'ain =und i�eceipt�----------- -----I23II.�7 �,,a.ter '�.'a.in rund Disbursments-------------I2802.70 Due �;ater T,'a,in i+'und------------------------- 49I.I3 � �ewer �'und _:eceipts-----------------------6975.oU �ewer 1'und Di�bursments-------------------�;g��.g� Bal. on h�.nd.------------ ----------------- 90.75 85�9.95 1�360.03 Bal. on hand---------------44�0.08 I2960. � � _�-�cr�eir � r Gas Stateinent from T��arch I I':+26 �To Nlarch I, i927. � fi*=x��z�:�X*��:��*�.��:��*�*��_��,,��:�:�*�*�:��a:�: , � . . Ba,larice on, hand It.arch i, I�26-----.---=------------------ I952.35 .�mo'unt rece ived from Ga s, l,linimum x P�nal t.i�es------- ---.-. I"7I77.4I �mounb received �ornect. S�o'T�S, pipin� Q� Ernpire I�:2eters.-. �uG2.3I , ' � I9792.07 P 'd " t 4f,.11. ------------------------I800 00 ai �us ri iams . iaid Zeonard VVilliams --------------------T500.00 Extra labor ------------=------------------ 373:65 - Coal purchae�d durin� year ---------------- 586.90 Coke purch�.sed durina ,year -------------.-- 3729.64. Distillate purehas�d durin� .year-----------3I93.4�. .Lubric�tin� 0i1 --------------------------- 4I,58 ' Iron 5non�e purifier ---------------------- I04.02 Fire Brick -------------------------------- I00.9I �upplie� ---------------------------------- I4Q.I6 • , , Electric pov�er ➢ li��ht -------------------- ��9.70 • RebricYin� Gas-�enerator --------- ------- 77.I5 � - Boiler In�pection ------------------------- �.00�, . Gas lV�ters � Repairing -------------------- 2o2.7I ' ' ' -. F.epairs on T��°achinery -----------------.------ I4.90 Y . �• �, - ... ; ',. .. 24�7 77. I 1r� ---------- �. II •. Balance on hand �.7334.30 'rotal amount of �as made during year_.--------=----I2878�1I8-feet Total amount of gas sold durin�'year =------------.'93I8�00-feet � On mot.ion duly carried this statement �ruas accepted as the final audit of the Village accounts for the past �ear. -� ,.. �L� � ` ---`----Recorder.��--. Attest:- Chairman � , _ ., � � � . • . b .`�\ . rF_ � .. . . ., - . ' . ` `^� n . -. , � .. ' � . . . _ a .,;� , ,.� T'he Villag•e Council of the Village of _ 1Yest �dinneapolis �� met in Council-Room in regular sesssion at 7:30 o'olock P.�. �darch ,1:, .1927. . � .. , B�embers present: Pau1 .Swenson, President; ,Emil ,Peterson, 0. R. Beal�nan and �1, H.' DeFore, . Trustees: ,. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. , The ,reports of Jas. Paterson, as �bqarsYial; Herman Olson, as to ;:ater and Czas; and Frank. Stodola, as Road Overseer were read, ,approved and ordered placed on file. � , A petition presented by F._S�vatosch and twelve"residents on Tenth Avenue.lVo.rth, that said dvenue be graded"between Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Right of way and Third Street�:North and also ina�uding petition and request for the adoption of resolutiona ordering Sewer and �Yater main for said Tenth Avenue�Rorth. �fter due consideration ,these petitions were by mot�ion granted. . �- � � Petition for grading of ,Fourth Street l�orth, between. �l'avelfth F`�-� and Thirteenth,Avenuea, �vas read. After aome discussion i�t was moved that it be laid over until ne$t meeting. .. Petition of-9. S_chiller, for the constructio� of an.0i1 ,.�f-illing Station on the corner of Excelsior and Seventh Avenue North. Laid � over until next meeting. 1,� � The atatement amountin� to �104.00 for services of Special nurse, with board,_while attendin� the case of 1�4argaret Schons at the ITniversity Hospital.,.was, after some discussion, allo�;ed and an order �drawn on the treasurer for that amount. � After a discussion on an act fizing the-sala ry of President and Trustees iri Villages, according to a classification se2iedule based upon both.pnpnlation and assessed valuation, allowing a;villa�e of this class to fig the salary of President at �50.00 per month and the salary of' each trustee at �35.00 per month, a motion Fras made and carried that 'the salaries shall be set at the above amounts, retroactfve from P�areh 1,� 1926. - � hiotion e�as ma,de and seaonded that the.ReCorder Pro-tem, " , Herman Olson, be allowed �p125.00 for serviaes rendered during absence of �� Reaorder, E: A. Close. P�otaon was carried. , The following bills were audited and allo�red: 9392 . PT. ;°�. Bell TelePhone Co. tel. service 93 Bren Brothers . supplies 94 ., Yellow Trail Garsge bolt and nut 95 Geo.-Stepanek 14 hrs. labor 96 Ra,y.Jensen 14 hrs. labor 97 Great Northern F�y freight on coal car �12380 98 John L. �dcNall� Great American Ins. polfcy � ' ._ �5089, on City Hall and Jail 99 Security IQational Bank Premiwn, Ins. Poliay �590, on City Hall and Jail 9400 Frank Pudil 41 hrs. labor 1 State Treasurer inspection of oil car $391 2 State Savings Bank, St. Panl. Interest coupons 3 �erchants �atl Bank, St. Paul, Interest aoupona 4 Gt. �orthern R._R. freight, car # 2176 COUX 5 -Security Natl Bank Interest aoupona, paving 6 Cook Oil Compax�y oar #2176 COIIX Distillate 7 Brown Investment Co. Thermocouples _ 8 Pittsburg. Coal Co. 1 car coal, G.N. �12380 9 Crane Company Gas house , � 45.15 � 4.16 .50 6,30 6.30 70.53 177.24 308.14 18.45 � .4.88 � 13. 75 55.00 294.90 82.50 515.42 54.60 236.80 1.99 / � . - 9410 11 12 13 14 - 15 � . 16 •�17 : 18 19 . 9420 _ 21 . _ - 22. 23 24 ,. 25 26� � 27 28 29 �8430 31 32 .- � 33 34.:� 35 . 36 37 38 39 9440 41 42 . 43 .: .44 46 4T 48 49 9450 51 . 52 , 53 � 54 55 . 56 - � � 57 �nierican �3eter� Co. � repafriing gas mete'rs 59.11 �John groon . 3 mattresses for jail � 21.00 Robison,�Cary & 3ands,Co. set snap rings compressor �2.50. Standard Oil Co. - 50 gals. �tl. Eng. bil 10.85 :Chi. .�dilw: .&"St. - Paul �R.R. - Preight � 5.17 � �inneapolis_Gen. Electrfc Co •Street�& Hall lights� 193.21 �Tinneapolis Gen. Electric. Co power--siren 3.00 B�inneapolis Gen: Electric Co purup-house T � 65.28. �' Minneapolis Gen. Electric Co gas-plant 122.40 Gust �Pflliams Services -to 1�.2ar::`l; 1927 150.00 � Leonard t`lilliama . Servicea to rdar. 1, 1927 125.00 Jas. Peterson � " '! " � � �125.00 -- .. Frank Edell. " " " �125.00 Herman Olson =.;:: • . � " " � �� 130.00 : Frank 3todola � 91 hours, ove"r_seer 50.05 F. ,�unvar �• . . 72 " labor _ • • 32.40 Henxy Sparber 86 ." �! = - � . . 36.70 Joe Pudil � �� g n n . 4.05 14datt B�cCauley � Z4 " � " � 6.30 Chas. Behrns 14 '� " 6.30 'Jim Pudil. _- • . sp; n �� -� 27.00 Z. Sanderson'- - •57 n - -'!'. - �' ' 25.65 Il2rs. �.__Sahntz . " 28 : .'� -. •man"and tesim . � � 25.20 Frank Stodola = 29 _" man and team 26.10 Hennepin County Review•� � publishing Jan. minutes 12.85 A. H. Hensl'er repairing road tools � 27.80 Paul S�enson Servicea as President 10.00 �Ailliam DeFore Services as trustee 10.00 Emi1� Peterson •- � Services as�trustee 10.00 Otto-Beal�an ' Services as truatee 10.00 J: A. � Hosp �- � Salary and ezperises 76.50 Ho�,kins Public Library Salar9 and suppfiies 174.01 James Nickodym Freight and drayag�e 6.71 P. ,Sundquist Labor ` �. - -- 124.20 Paul Sweneon Bal. services�as President 590.00 iYil�liam:DeFore � Bal. services as trustee 410.00 . Emil�Peterson � Bal: services as�trustee. 410.00 '� �Otto Bec�aa Bal. servi•ces as trustee 410.00 L.:Lundqnist• services as Treasurer. 100.00 Herman Olson. � services as Recorder-pro-tem�125.00 N.�. Bell Te1. Co. . Tel. service 46.60 �� University�Hospital Board for special nurses 24.00 :�rs. Eda�ard"=Gnstafson � Spe�aial Nurse for Biargaret . - , . Schons � 75.00 - Ame3ia Be�,uahaine Speaial nurse Por Ddargaret � �..- Schons 5:00 G. �7. R�oore _ Health Officer '" 200:00 . : " Gt. Northera $q � .. � • • 1 car coke, Car_ $105298 • • 86.86 � . J. Sheffler . salary as custodian of ' � =. � - f i re t rizek 50. 00 , State Treasurer •� " � � Inspection of "oil ca.r • � � � �2276 � 6.06 �eeting then on motion adjaurned. Attest:. - . President. . � • . .. � � � � � �� %�c�!/,�v7 �� •Recorder Pro-tem v � I � a � < A m � o p r "" £ � m � � N fD A � O m' �' MINU"I'ES OF VILLAGE ELECTION (2) The lines followin� the letter (a) in this blank are left to write in the fact, that "the electore present at the time and place named for opening tl�e , polls, elected the judges and clerk vivcc voce, because the Council had neglected to make ench appointment," or"becanso tho persons so appointed, or one or more of them, neglected or refueed to eerve" (if such was the case). '. � � AttheAnnual__Vill&�e_______ElectionoftheVillageof___4�eg_t_^�:inneapol_is___�______ in the County of___ �'ennepin_____ ____ ___________and State of Minnesota, held at____________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ V i 11 a�e —Ha 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ being the place where it was directed to be held by the Village Council after giving due notice thereof as piovided by law, on the_.$:th. -- day of__ r'�arch--- IG2�=--�I —,--------- -- -----------------------------------�-..----- Dan Foley; Geo,F.Stedman,.Christ Jensen and___�,;i-C��-s�'�--�'O��SOi�;- T."&��1-etfil--l�d��d��---------------two qualified votera of sa,id Village, to act as Judges of such Election, and one qualified voter of said Village to act ae Clerk of euch Election, each of whom had within twenty days before such time been designated and appointed by the Village Council to act as Judges and Clerk respectively of such Election, (a) __ R, P� . IV_o o re _ b e i n�.° _ ab s e n t, _ � Christ Jensen,F.ichard To�teson and N�athew �aelder , were elected -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------= __vi_v_a___v__o�e___b��__tho�e__present__at__the nolls. - -----�------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------==--=-----------------------------------------------------� ,who, being present, at the hour of_�Ii�g__ _.___o'clock_A_M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath r-- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to faithfully discharge tbe duties required of them at such Election, and the said Judgea and Clerk being duly qualified, forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, and the election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or intermission until closed. The subjecte voted on at such Election, as stated in the notice thereof, were: To elect the_ President__of _the__Villa�e_ Cour�cil - ----------------------------------- -------------an�__�.n�anc_il--n�n--�ox_--�--��'xr�--°f--�_--�e�r�----=----------------------------------- . ----------------- one Vi17.a�.e treast�rer for a term or one .year -----------------------------------------=------------------------------------------=--------------------------------------------------------=---------- one Vi7.la�e recorder for a ter�r of one .year -------------- ------------------=- - - - - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------� one �ustice of the pease for a term of �� .years ----------------------------------------------- - - - - - ----- - ----------------------------------------- - ------------------------ one ==='�:�s'e`ssb�r' ior a ter� o � years ---------------a-rr�-- � onstab-j-�-- f�-r--a--t-z-I-�;---�-i --�--�e�a r 5------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------=---==-----------------------------------------------------=------------------------------------------------------------ �--------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gt_ _ N ine _____o�clock in the afternoon of eaid day the polls were closed, proclamation thereof having been made by one of the Judges thirty minutes previous thereto. The Judges then proceeded to publicly count and canvass the votes, and a true statement thereof was duly proclaimed to the votPrs by the Clerk, who recorded the same in the Village 1�4inute Book. �_. .. . ! '� r,> . .. .. _ - - - � ' STATEMENT. OF R�ESUL'i OF CANVASS The following is a true statement of the re'sult of the counting and canvass of votes by ballot at the Annual__ v illa�e Election of the �Village of__"'�'t .��ir�neapol.is ___ _County of ______Herine�ir _________________endStateof Minnesota,.held_-__T��3rch_ 8th.__I�27___ --1g1__� as proclaimed to the voters by the Clerk of Election: - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _2r: . � , ha� e n _ ��w /i4.«d.�.�.P�._ _�_ received _ � �_Qvotes for President of Council __nnt on. _l�. Q 16i]21 ��.�.,,,�„Q f _ eceived_ �o_ _�� _votes for President of Council ----------------- - - __-_____��__�___ _._______________________________was declaredelectedPresidentofCouncil M�.fi. DeFore �'vu.,.�.....e.,...Q_ /��_a„�__ _received �s.5"I _votes for Trustee ------------------------------------------------ �'.� - _ _ _ _ _... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _�a_ T �I4:�.120X1�1d _ �� eG�s�4•�,a� �•_•:l' �� _ received _ � `_�_Y votes for Trustee --------------------------------=------------------------------------received--------votes for Trustee --------- — ----------------------=------------------- — --------------received-'-------votes for Truetee -----------------------------------------------�----------------------received--------votes for Trustee ---------------------(-�--�------�---------�-----------------------------received--------votes for Trustee -------------.------ C�••c�-,�--�.��---------------was declared elected Trustee . �� -------------------------------------------------------------- ------was declared elected Trustee -----------------------.---------------_--------------_------------- --_-wae declared elected Trustee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arthur Pi. �lmq�.ist �� ;o+� ': . � H ----'-------'------�ZSU.��S-I�A1'td�17�St--�ii,��,e,��''� - - - received_'��_�_votes forTreasurer --- i ---� 9S7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1�.'��,.�'x_l ri. _;I � �i�� Sk _ _��4s+P_�_+•-1 � _ received _ � lF � _ votes for Treasurer �.: � `� , . i: -�, . , , . ----------------------L�G2.��- -----------wae declared elected Treasurer - - - - - - . . - -�--------------------- ---- -- -- -------- -- -- -- � : � e o rge --� ohn s o n --�=�--�w=u==�+�-- � - -�; .-----------� ss -------------------A�-��a--?i-�r'i�� .�.,`yt.�� e�.r•Q,l�-"- -��-=`-`-''-received- �v,3 g-votes for Clerk J ame s � •7 . 1 e p I y . � . � i�,.. � _ _ _ _received _ � �_ _votes for Clerk --- ---------- -- --- ---------------- t. , -----------------� ----- -- ----��-------=--------------------------------was declared elected Clerk Thomas_ _J_._�osanda_�,,wL�s�,c:.�Q,�;�__received_ ��y _votes for Aasessor _______Arthur__�S.NaSh_ ' � d�+-c•i�.�.•Q��.eceived=�2�3_votes forAssessor ------------------------��%�-----!--------------_----------------was declared elected Assessor -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '----------,- ---------------------------------------------------------- __________________Harr�_C�Blu21�_�-��"°�"`�`""Q _recived�.;�t�_votesforJusticeofthePeace _________J 0 S e�h_ C. Ye s e 1 y_ �-�.� �--�..r �-�P •�ived •�� 3_votes for Justice of the Peace __________________________________________________________received___:____votes for'Justice oFthePeace ________________ ________�_'__________________:___ __________received_..______votes for Justice�ofthePeace -------------------------- -C�- �_��e*�-L_✓_� _.--------------was declared elected Justice of thePeace _________________________�____________-_______-________________wasdeclaredelectedJusticeofthePeace ----------------------------------------------------p---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- __ G.R.Henke -�.+��••PQ—�•P �______received__%d�_3fvotes for Constable ---------------- -------------------- ------------- - _____________________________________________________ ________received________votes for Constable --------------------------------------�-----------------------------received--------votes for Constable ---------------------�-�---------------------------------------------received--------votes for Conetable ___________�__________C_�___/1_►.__ __.__________________ _______�___waedeclaredelectedConsta,ble --- ------------ ----------------_--_--_---------------- ----was declared elected C nstable � G�iia..�� -c.rJ�P�at �ss.M ls.�.�-e - -------------- ------------------------------------- - - - -----------------------------------------------------------------------� --------- �-5--_ _ _ _ _ ballota were cast for _ _ _�.�+-� _ ��_ _�-�_/_ _ _ _ _ p� -------- ------------------------- _ �"'�_ _ _ _ _ ballote were caet for _ _�/�- _[ _��-�-� _ _ _ �iJ_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --------------------- l._ � </ ", C��-r.� ' �---- -- -------- -------�- ------------------ ------- --��------�- Judges of Election � -- ------------- - --- ----------- ---��'�--- -�- - ---------- Atteet: _ _ _ ` � ' - - - -�=2%��r.�y �� -�F - -c'_ _ _�_-�_ a_��lerk of Election i � `�� The Vil�.age Counc'i1 of the village � of :`dest 11'lirineapolis met in Council Room in regular se.ssf bn at 7:30 0' �l�k, P.�. , April 5, 1927. I�embers presents Anton.A. Olson, President; �nil Peterson, 0. R. Beci�an, and T. J. hicDonald, Trusteea; �rchie H. P,2iller, Recorder. The L_inutes of preeious meeting r�ere read and on motion approved as read. — ---__— The reports of Jas. Peterson, �arahal; Harry C. B1unt and.Daniel Foley, Justices of the Peace;" i�rank Stodola, Road Over-seer_; and Herman - Olson as to �Vater and Gass collections, were read, approved and ordered placed on file. • . . The bonds, of grthur L�,'. Elmquist, as Treasurer,�with.the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, in the sum of �15,000.00; of_ Archie-H. Miller, �ith the National Surety Compa�, in the sum of �500.00; and of :iarry C,`Blunt, as Justice of the Peace,.wit��the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Compr�,ny, in the sum of �500.00, were on a motion accepted aubject to the 0. K. as to f orm, by the Villa�e Attorney. Arthur 66. ELnquist, Treas.urer, made application to the Council . to designate:a clepository for. Village funds. The r'irst National Bank of 4lest P�inneapolis presented an application and requested to-be named as the depository �for the :Village funds. A moti on � then duly made and. � csrried that the treasurer designate his oa�n depository. y�ereupon, the Treasurer designated the First National Bank of i;est ffiinneapolis, P�otion duly made and carried to accer�t the application of the F`irst I�ationa,l Bank of t7est P�'inneapolis to be na�ed depository for. Village I�znds, and such acceptance was made sizbject to the 0.. K. of the: Village Attorney, as to �detailed arrangements. . A motion was duly made and carried t.o pay the Election Boa.rd at the rate of.fifty (50} oents per hour. � �iotion evas duls made and carried that Herman Olson be allo�ved the. suin of �25..00 f or seraices.rendered,as. Recorder.Pro*-tem, for the month of :� P�arch, ,1927. • . - _ T'ne. PresidenC appointed, �the follo�in€; cornmittees for the coming year. . '�, , �. . ( E. J. P�cDona.ld - Pablic (Streets, E�later Plorks, Sewers )----� 0. R. Beal�nan ✓r -�' -: Se rvice (and Gas Plant � ) ( Dnil Peterson . � - Public (Fire, Police, Buildfng ) ( Archie H. �iller Sa.fety ( Inspeation, VJeignts and `� )----( E. ,�,J. , �aDonald ✓� (P�easures `<�, ) ( �. , R. Becl�nan , � Publia ( Accounts, Collections �( ( E. J. T�eDonald F3nance ) di sbursements and . )----f Ar�hie H., .P�iTler : ( purchasing_ ( ( Hnil Peterson _ - f. ,Public (Parks, Pla�gronnds, 1 � � �ielfare (Recreation, Health, _ ) ( r'�nil Pe�erson (Hospitals, Correction� )----( O. R. Becl�an . (Poor, Public Grounds ) ( Archie H. P3iller �� Cn a motion duly. made and secorided _Joseph A., -Hosp rlas appointed as �. Pillage Attorney under the same arrangement as Y�as existed the past year. On a motion made and, seconded �'rank �todola �,a,s_;appointed Road Over�eer at a•�,salary of Fifty-five (55) 4cents per hour. � � `�On a motion made and�seconded H. F. �oore was appointed as Fire Rlarden. On a motion made and seconded Herman Olson svas ap.r.ointed utility man.� and Qollector of v�ater and gas accounts, and inspector of ie�ver and �later connections at a salary of_ �130.00 per month. : On a motion duly made and seconded Gus �lilliams; at a salary of �150.00 per-month, and Leonard �xlilliams, at a salary of �125:00 per month, ti�ere appointed to operate the `Gas Plant and ��'ater Ruup. . On a motion 3uly made and�carried the'matter of appointment of golice'officers ��as Iaged over until ApriZ 19, 1927. �� . dn a motion duly made and carried the.Hennepin County Review ��as . desi�;nated as the official paper for the Villa�e. . � On a_notion duly made and car•ried the matter of.appointment of �dilk Inspector �vas layed over until April �19, 1927. , The renearal Insurance Policy on the �la.ter Tank, ��xmphouse and equipment was referred to the Public 3ervice Committee for the purpose of ascertaining �rhether or not there was suff'icient� covera�e to. protect the Village. � A petition ��as presented askin� for� the �radii� of Fourth. 3treet Pdorth between T�velfth and Thirteenth �Iven�e, and on a motion duly made and carried said petition �aas granted. -: � A petition by A. Schiller for an oil station on �xcelsior Avenue and Seventh Avenue 1Vorth was on a motion layed over until next•meetin�. A petition from:the �inneapolis General Electric Co�pany for permission to erect sig poles on F'ourth St•reet.South between Third and Sixth - Avenue South, was on mo�tion �ranted. � A petition from the �Tinneapolis General Electric Compa�y for � permission to erect one pole on the corner of Minnetonka�B�ills Avenue and Tv��elfth Avenue North 4ras on motion granted. d petition �vas presented by property ovrners facing on.Eleventh gvenue North, betReen Fourth Street and P:Iinnetonka P.�ills Road requesting that a street light be placed at the intersection of Eleventh Avenue Tdorth and-- �iinnetonka �iills Road. This petition was on motion g�ranted. �1 petition requesting that Nourth Street.North bet��een.Tenth and Eleventh Aeenue be grades, �as on a motion allorved. - , � �'=' � 0 � ° - !� petition �vas presented complaining:. of tlie burning of r�bbish by the Hopkins Pdotor Car Company and John Broon �otor Comp��p, and on a motion� duly made and carried the matter �vas referred to the Village Attorney for attention. Correspondence was read from the Juvenile-Court'in regard to temporary care of Il�rs. .Clara Langford and was referred to the coaunittee of Public �elfare. � On a motion duly made and ca.rried the..Clerk �vas instructed to is.sue warrants f or the payment of-Paving warrants and interest that.become due April 6, 1927. A bill �vas�presented in behalf of �r. E. h. Close, in the ar�ount of �200.00�for services and `vas rejected, on a motion duly made and carried._ A motion was duly made a�i carried to advertise for bids for the seasons supply of Calaivm Chl�oride, to be opened April 19, 1927. A motion was made and carried-to advertise for bids for a tractor and grader, to be opened npril 19, 1924. - � , A motion vras duly made and carried instructin� the Clerk to.notify P3r. Einer Jeppesen to attend next neeting on Apri1 19, 1927, for consultation in regard to surveying in the Village. � On a motion dul�* made and carried the Clerk and Recorder's sala.ry tivas set at �600.00 per yeab. �� r: � I� � � The follaaving bills vrere audited and allovaed. 9458 r'illiam.Strobeck 40-125 A fuse links - 59 F. J. Sokesh supplies._Road and Gas house 9460 P,. H: Coyle repairs, road 61 I'�irineapolis Iron Store iron 62 Piakands, Bro�rn and Co. 2 cars Cake, �33664 and � 105298 .63 Yello�v Trail Garage '�Velding 64 Bren Bros Bulbs 65 Lesgue Of �iinnesota � bTunicipalities Assessment 66 Robinson,,Cary & 3ands Compauy Valve plates.and springs 67 Keasly &�Pdattison Co 60 feet Asbestos pacl�ing 68 Herman Olson Bog rent, Adciin� �achirie ribbon, eta 69 Ft..Northern I�y Co Freight, Soo car �33664 9470 Hennepin County Board-County farm 71 l�ortha�estern Bell Tel. Co Phone_Serviae 72 Hennepin County Review Supplies and publishing 73 Hera�an Qlson Salary to �pril 1, 1927 74 Leonard. �'iilliams Salary to Arpil 1, .1927 75 Gust �Jilliams Salary to April' 1, 1927 76 Frank Edel SalarSr to april 1, 1927 " ' 77 ` Jas. Peterson Salary to April 1, 1927 78 Frank Nunvar -I,abor 156 hours 79 Godfrey' Brokl labor 16 " 9480 Henry Sparber labor 133 " 81 D. F.' 0'Leary B�an and team 4 hoara . ,,_ - 82 idrs. �i. Schutz P�an and tesm 137'hours 83 Frank Stodola Overseer 155 hours 84 �Jas Pudil � labor 61 hours 85 Joe Pudil labor 83 hours 86 John S7illman h�a.n and teazn 129 hours 87 �inneapolis General �lectric Co... Ser�rice (Light and power) 88 Christ Jensen �lection board 23 hours 89 a;a t hew: 4�de ld on " " 23 �� 9490 Frank Sitar, Sr. " " 23 " 91 Richard Tosteson " " 23 " 92 Dan Foley " �� 23 „ 93 George F. Stedman n '� 23 �� 94 Stella H. Peterson Stenographic Services 95. �. H. Hensler repairing road machinery 96 F. H. Hainert Alcohol for frozen �as main 97 Cecil Sundquist E7ork on Sentic tank and frozen gas �3.20 3:80 8.45 7.90 495.13 1.50 . 75 . 6.00 15.77� 22.60 _ 1.85 120.51 45.00 45.50� 33.10 130.00 � 125.00 150.00 125.00 � 125.00 � 70.20 7.20 59.85 � 3.60 • 123.30 85.25 27.45 37.35 116 .10 427.71 11.50 11:50 11.50 11.50 I1.50 11.50 19 .46 3.00 .85 meter _�' 98 14other's Lundh Mesls for election boa,rd and prisioners 99 Hopkins.._Public Library Sala r9 and egpenses 9500 Security National Ins. Co PRemium on Recorder's Bond Ol Herman Olson� Salary for P�arch as Recoi•der pro-tem 2 Fi"rst National Bank Paving warrants, interest E�eeting was then on motion Adjourned to April 19, 1927. gTTEST: � � President /Y ' Recorder � 45.00 7.65 � 96.56 2.50 25.00 5446.20 NCTICE OF BIDS Rotice is he�Ceby given that the Village Cmuncil of the Village �of bJest BHinneapolis (Hopkins), Hennepin County, 34innesota, will receive sealed bids up to the fiour of 7:30 o'clock R.�. on Tuesday, April 19,. 1927, at the City Hall in said Village, for the purchase of a one man tractor road patrol as follows: One one-man road patrol with either �eCormick Deering or Fordson traator for power. If Fordson traCtor, it is to be equipped with industrial unit. Bid should be made v�it}i trackpull caterpiller type. . . rhe sealed envel�es containing bida, together mith the certiPied check oP five percent (5�), ahall be addressed to the undersigned.� and sha.11 be plainly mar'�ed v�i th the ti tle "Bid": The Village Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated April 12, 1927. gRCHIE H. MILLFR_ Village Recorder of Plest Minneapolis (Hopkinsl Hopkins, P�innesota. NOTgCE OF BIDS Notice is hareby given that the VilZage Council of the Gillage of West P�inneapolis (Hop$ins�, Hennepin County, A�innesota, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of ?:30 o'clock, P.A�., on Tuesday� gpril 19, 1927. at the City Ea11 in said Village, for the purchase of the Season's supply of Caloium Chloride. . . - The sealed envelopea containing bids, together with the certified check for five percent (5�), shall be addres.sed to�the undersigned, and shall,be plainly marked with the title "Bid". The J�illage Council reserves the right to re ject an�i and all bids. Dated April 12, 1927. �RCHIE H. MILLER. Village Reaorder of �est P�inneapolis, Hopkins, �Hinnesota. s The Village Counbil of the Village of rJest Minneapolis met at adjourned meeting on the 19th day of April, 1927, at 7s30 o'clock, P.h�. at the Council Room. B�embers present: 9nton A. Olson, President; Emil Peterson, 0. R. Beclunan and E. J. b�cDonald, Trustees; Archie H. �iller, Recorder. Bids were opened'and read.from the following companies, for a road patrol. Thorman M. $osholt Company�, 4�1m. H. Eale and Compa.ny, Austin-�lestern Road Machinery Compar{y, Russell Grader fl,anufacturing .Company, . I4yle Culvert and Road �quipment Compar�p,. Hopkins Motor Car Comp�y. A motion was duly made and carried to hold all bids until the next meeting, DBay 3, 19?7, and to call for demonstrations of Road Patrols to be held Apri1 28, 1927, at One o'clock� P.�d. Bids v�ere read for the Season's Supply of Calcium Chloride. Bids being submitted by: C. B. I,yon & Bros. for pow-fla�ne Calcium Chloride, and Produce Refrigerating Company for Calcium Chloride. On a motion duly ma.de and carrfed contract was given to C. B. I{yon & Bros. for thirty-five (35j tons of Dow-flake Calcium Chloride at �30.25 per t.on. The resignation of Jas. Peterson, as police officer, was read and was onE a motion accepted. Applications for polioemen were read and on a motion duly made and carried Irving Oltman was ap�ointed for one position at the salary of �125.00 per month. On a motion duly made and carried Frank Edel and Ed. A. �akousi�y were nomfnated for the other �olice position. IIpon a vote Ed. g. IlSa�ousl�y ruas declared 3u19 electe3 as policeman at a salary of �125.00 per month. On a motion duly made and carried, Dr. G. �. D�oore was appointed as . Milk Inspector for the ensuing year ending b'farch 30, 1928. The matter of appointments on the Board of Health was brought up for discussion and on a motion duly made and carrie3 was laid over until the negt meeting, May 3, 1927. l�pon the apnlication of Treasurer, �. �C. �lmquist, the Security National Bank was, on a mntion dul;� made and aarried, desig�ated as a depository for surplus deposits, said deposits not to exceed �7,500.00. On a motion duly made :�nd carried Einer Jeppesen c�as appointod Village Surve�or. Upon the report an3 investigations made by the committee appointed to ineesti"gate the insurance on the Tank, Tawer, pump-house, machinery and contents, a motion was duly ma.de and carried t�o�raise the insurance f rom �6000.00 to �8,000.00 On a motion duly znade and carried Tornado insurance on the Tower was raised from $2000.00 to �4000.00. P�eeting was adjourned until May 3, 1927. ' � � � Re c orde r 6TTEST: i L� Pre s i dsnt �r � r � :� The Village Council of the Village of �lest i�inneapolis met in Counail Room in re�ular session at 7s30 o'cloak, P.I�. ffiay 3, 1927. �embers present: Anton A. Olson, President; bnil Peterson, 0. R. Becl�nan and c,. J. b'lcDonald, Trustees; Archie H. P�ille r, Recorder. The P�inutes of the Regular meeting he13 .4pri1 5, 3nd of' tne Special meeting� held dpril 19, v�:ere read and on motion approved as read, and the resolution was read and adopted, in regard to designating the depositbry for the Village ��'unds, and was made part of the minutes, as read. _. The reports of Jas. Peterson, Police officer; Da niel Foley, Justice of the Peace; Frank Stodola, Roaal-overseer; and Herman Olsoa�, as to '�7ater and Gas colleetions, were read, approved and ordered placed on file. The following bills were audited and allowed: 9503 First l�ational Bani� �Jater main certificates Sewer �varrants 04 05 O6 07 08 09 �J510 11 12 13 14 �15 16 17 18 19 9520 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 9530 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 D. F. C'Lear� ]lian & team, 4 hours �rs. �. �. Schutz b2an & team, 224 hours Joe Joret Labor, 169 hours F. Nunvar " 217 " ' Henry Sparber " 219 " Joe Pudfl " 193 " Jas. Pudil " 210 " John ,`lillman man & tea.m, 202 hours Frank Stodola � Road-overseer, 230 hours Frank Sitar Aelper, Gas�work �erman Olson Services to 5-1-27 "eonard :iilliams " " 5-1-27 Gust '�Jilliams " " 5-1-27 Fra2�� r^.del " " 5-1-27 Jas. Peterson " •" 5-1-27 N�. �l. Bell Telephone Co. Telephone service First Nat'1 Insuranoe Co. New Hampshire r'ire Ins. Pol. �13337, Treas. Bond, Justiee's bond R: �7. �oore - Election board Hennepin County �eview I�Totices of Bids Minneapolis Gen'1 :lec. Co Service (light and power� Anderson Bros. �:rs. Lar�ford Bren Bros. Supplies ' Nelson's Shoe Store �rs. Langford �laterous Fire Engine Co. I�ydrant arrl pipe Dist. State Boiler Inspeator Boiler Inspection Crane Compa�y, • Gas house supplies Flour City Brush Co. supplies Northwestern Blaug�as Co. Gae House supplies Frank �,del Vacation allowance, telephone refund Standard 011 Company kerosene First 1Vat'1 Bank Certificates of Ind. dnton A. 81son �rs. La,ngford L. Lundquist labor, Gas House Hopkins Public Libxa.ry Salary an3 supplies d. ;'l. Elmquist Treas. egpense C. �J. 3undquist Labor, �as house and vaater main �114.84 3.60 201.60 76.05 9 7.65 98.55 86.85 ' 94.50 181.80 126.50 4.05 130.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 125.00 44.25 226.50 � 7.00 3.00 377.58 4.77 8.65 5.10 116.35 3.00 2.41 b.70 23.50 124.90 .48 I41.63 19.30 23.50 112.67 2.50 50.90 d motion was duly made and carried to re-imburse Fran� Edel Por telephone services in the amount of ti'�31.15 and also to allow him three (3) weeks compensation for time that should have been allowed for a vacation. � A letter ��:as Pead from the Villa�e 'Preasurer, :�. iJ�• Elmquist aoncerning treasurer's fees, and was referred to the Village Attorney for atteention. A netition was read for the grading of the alley between Second and . , Third Streets North and.Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues. The Petition �ras allowed and.upon a motion'duly made and.carried.it avas decided.to,grade_the. �.� alley from�Seaond to Fourth.Strsets North between Eleventh and Twelfth �venues. A.petition.by 4Villiam Delaney for the erection of an oil station on the $outheast corner of Excelsior and Seventh Avenues�was read and upon�a � motion duly made and oarried petition.was.allowed.,. The bond in.the amount,of-�500.00.for coristable E. R. Henke was accepted. � _ � - . _, A motion was dul� made and carried to turn over to John J. Shonka all of the Village freight bills,for the purpose of having him ascertain. whether or not the Village had ai�y refund coming for freight paid and 'if so, to collect the sarae upon a fifty-fifth�basis. " � Upon a motion, the salary of the executive member of tne Board of Health was set at �200.00.per year, payable semi-annually. gn�Ordinance entitled "An.Ordinance Creating a Local �Board of Health, Defining it s powers.and Duties and Providin� for a Penalty for the.Violation of its I.�wful Orders" was placed on its second reading, passed, approved and ordered published as read. � � ...... BQa�or Anton A. Olson nomina.ted the following men for the Board of Health; Dr. G. 4V. B�oore, E. J. DHcDonald and William Strobeak. on a motion p` duly made and carried the nominations were approved and they were dealared as the Board of Health for a..term ending April l, 1928. _ A�motion was duly made and oarried that the old gas light�poets be removed�f r.om the atreets and that good corner stre,et markera be erected. It .was brought up _for discuasion the sub�jeot of a poliae signal and also the use of the motorcycle by the poliaemen and upon a motion duly made and carried, these matters were referred to the Safet� Co�aitte,,with the _ request that they present reacommendatioas at the negt meeti�ng. � ,_:..� The bids �for a One man B�otor Patrol atreet grader. that were opened at the meeting eheld on gpri1�19-, 1927, were re-read and considered.. Upon a� motion duly made and carried -the bid . of �the Hopkins .�otor Car -Compar�y was, accepted for �2110.00. . � The E�gineer, E. J. Jeppeaen, reported in regar3 to.the grading of � , Tenth Avenue North and made recommendations thereto, Qn a mobion-it was deaided to,grade Tenth gvenue as reaommeded by the Engineer. , Ddeeting was ad�journed until B�a9 10, 1927. ' � „ r --' `� � ___ _ -_ ._ _..._ ._._ _ �____ __ - __- . . __t_ �_ .�� _ ......��T �...�-..-_ � , The Village Council of tne Villa�e of 4ilest �finneapolis, met at adjourned �� meetin� on the lOth day of May, 1927, at 7:30 o'clock, P.11�. at the Council Room. , I�embers present: Anton A. Olson, President; �il Peterson,`0. R. Bec�an, and E. J. DCcDonald, •�rustees; Archie H. �ill�r, Recorder. The Villa�e Cou��cil was informed that it iaould be necessary ;to place . stre�t markers at.intersections to comply ��rith one of' the re�ulatinns necessar-,� to obtain free :nail delivery in the Viila�e. After some discussion in this matter, .i_t was decided to make a survey to see hocv ma�y of such signs it� �vould be necessary to have ta comply w��Lh the requirements, before any definite action was taken. �ir. Jas. Peterson appeared before the Council and as�ed for comnensation for t�vo weeks vacation that he claims he was entitled to from last ;�ear's services as police officer. This matter was laid over i;ntil the next meeting to.be held June 7, 1927. An Ordinance entitled "�.n Ordinance Concernir,� the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Rubbish" was placed on its second readin�, passed, approved and oTdered published as read. An Or3inance entitled "9n Ordinance Establisning and �egulating the D;Iunicipal Dumping Ground" was placed on its second readin�, passed, apx�roved and ordered published as re�d. gn Orfliriance to regulate and license �'illing Stations, :�ad i ts fi rst : _,,,=o,:�.�:._ reading and was put on f'ile for final bassage a meetin� of' June 7, 1927. An Ordinance relating to tr,e Burning of Trash, had i ts first read.i�ng and was put on file for fi.nal passage at meeting of June 7, 1927. �eeting was adjourned until.June 7, 1927. ATTEST: President =�; m a , , � Recorder 1� � r� i:l r � '.. .._,a.. The Village Couneil of the�Village of West D�inneapolis met in. Council Room in regular. session at 7i30 o'clock, P.�., June, 7, 1927. , Membe�s preseat: �nton A. Olson, President; JL.mil Peterson, 0. R. Beclflnan and E. J. McDonald, Trusteea; Archie H. P�iller, Recorder.. The minutes of the regular meeting held �ay 3, and of the Special , ,'�. meeting heTd b7ay 10, were read and on motion approved as. read. , ;,, The repo.rts of Irving`Oltman, Police Officer; Daniel Foley9 Justice of the Peace; Frank Stodola, Road-overseer; and Herman -Olson, as to Zxlater and Gas collections, aere read and approved and ordered plaaed on file. r; __":; ��s� v � _ ' _ . _ , �,�Tre followinc bills were audited and allowede__ , , 9540 Gt. northern Ry. Co. 41- North�vester-n -Nat' 1 Bank 42 P. J. Caroline 43 tJ. S.- �arley dc Co. 44 P. H. Coyle 45 6meri r.�n D�eter Co. 46 Philip Carey Compan� . 47 Cook 0i1 Company � 48 �Fi rst�National Bank 48 Hopkins P�otor Ca.r. Co. 9550� E. J. Jeppesen 51 I�ent �En�ineering Co. 52 F. J. Kokesh 53 Keasby and D�attison 54 I�pls General Electrid Co. 5 5 �eDonald Transfer & .Feed Co. 56 Joiin �G. �ivaetzold . 57 Pl. S. PTott Company 58 Pickands,,.Brown & Co. 59 C. F� Davyer, Dist. State 956 0 61 62 63 64 65 66 Freight Soo car �107370 " COR% 188 Certificate,s of Indeb�edness S`uppl;ies . Repairin� "dip needle _ Repairing tools , Il+[eters . expansion joints distillate_ � . , � Municipal Bld� �onds �15-16-17 Cert.. of Ind. � 7 Gas dc oi1 � Surveying- � . Hose for g�as house Supplies, ,shovel asbestos ce�en t Service and-power _ ,, drayage , . shovels and gas 1 keg.soda . 1 car coke Soo car � 107270 1 car coYe Soo car #36996 Boi1Qr Inspector � Boiler inspection � William Strobeck repairing coil . Smith Beal Fire Brick Co. fire brick Pokor�y & Svec � repairs ., �ieller Co. Oambinstion frill �'cQueen Bros. �� , gasoline Yell-ow �Trail Garag�e ` � � supplies and gas oline D�innea.polis Threshing T�Hacr�ine Co. _ 3 ft 9" lagging �� 700 bags Calcium Chloride 187 �hours � 45 repairs, valves, supplie,s telephone sernice man & team 289 hrs � 90¢ man � team 102 hrs Q 90¢ - �Tabor 213 hrs (� 45� " labor 25 hrs Q 45¢ labor 206 hrs � 45¢ hauling ashea man and team 204 hrs � 90¢ 202 hrs � 45¢ �abor � Tabor 225 hrs p 55 ¢ la�or 206 hrs�_��45¢ labor 195 hrs � 45¢ salary to 6_1-27 salary to 6_1-27 salary to 6_1-27 salary to 6_1-27 salary to 6_1_27 �otor Road Patrol �.sidewalk orderes & Interest Freight on Soo Car � 36996 Printing minutes, supplies . 1 apoo?ffio�ul packir� �ginser servi ce 67 Dow 'Chemioal Co. __68 Jim Pudil '�'- 6 9 C rane Company 9570 Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. 71 Mrs. �. Schutz 72 Thompson 73 - Hen ry -Spa rbe r � � 74 Jim Pudil . 75 J. Joret 76 ��fallace Stodola 77 John �/ellman 78 Joe Pudi 1 79 Frank Stodola 9580 John St. Peter 81 F. Nunvar 82 Herman Olson 83 Leonard ti1'illiams 84 Gus t ��'311 i ams 85 Ed. B�akousl�r 86 Irvin� O1 tman � 87 Hopkins �otor Car Co. ` 88 First Natioraal Bank 89: Gt. Northern I�y, Co. - 9590 Hennepin County Review 91 Twin City Pipe Covering Co. 92 E. J. Jeppesen 330.24 517.50 5.50 . 5.81 18.50 86.65 , 8.53 293.22 91.80 64.08 35.00 - 34.00 ' . 1.50 4. 70 385.71 8.50 7.80 5.25 463.60 3.00 � .50 22.75 1.85 6.40 1.55 8.75 I.92 � 1058.75 84.15 �.�" 94.30 46,55 260.10 91.80 95.85 11.25 92. 70 �" 56 . 75 183:60 ` 90.90 __ 123;fi5 . ' 92. 70 � 87.75 130.00 125.00 180.00, 125.00 125.00 2359:00 932.31 104.66 45.40 -1.43 42.00 93 Justus Lumber Co. 94 Bren Bros. 95 J. E. Hennessey & Co. 96 �. a. Hosp � ' . � 97 Stella Peterson 98� Hopkins Public Librarji' 99 Druar &� P?ilinotvski 00 Jas. Nickodym O1 Anton �lson � , 02 A. H� Hensler 03 Hennepin County Oil Co. 04 - C: Cr. Sundquis t 05 Arted Service Co. 2 rolls roofin� Supplies and gas 1 sacx cement • 1�4 �ears services stenographic serv�ces Library salary a�r� sunplies ��ine�r Services � - Frei,�,ht and drayage �- �rs. -I,a�i�;ford�, poor fiznd repairing and material Gas aiul Oil � �labor on se�er �° • si �s- • - - V 9 Y � 00 9.27 .80 84.86 '' 24.08 � 99.02 . 17.00 24.41 36.99 21.40 . 30.45 52:45 � 12 .00 Guat VIi1112ms appeared before the Council and asked for a vacation on a P�oti on duly made and carri ed hi s reque st was granted. A petition was presented �asking for the gradin� of the alley between Ninth and Tenth •-Avenues and Second Street 16orth, ��;ith an outlet on the South end, � On a D�otion duly ma,de and carriecl the matter �vas referred. to the• Village Attorney ,, for the purpose of seein� if it would be possible �to get permission from the Il�. d� St. Z. P.ailwa� Company to have an easement along their right +�f �ray from Ninth dvenue to the alley: ' - . On a motion auly made and carried the Recorder was authorized' to sign �' a contract- with the Pittsbur� �Coal Company for the coal for the Gas house. . A Committee from the' -Young Girl's Stuc�y Club appeared before �the Council and asked to have the grading done on the new Park and Playground 'and .on'a motion duly made and carried their request�was granted �ard Street Conmmissioner', Frank Stodola, tx�as instruated to take care of the grading. ' ' '.. On a motion duly made and carried•the Public Safety Coffinittee vras - instructed to meet �vith a co�nittee from the' r'ire Depar.tment to t'a�e up the ma.tter of compensation for Firemen. A Co�nittee from the Fir'e Department requested the purchase of. certain rubber �oods and on a moti on °duly made and � carried the Secretary �of the Fire Department was authorized' to order the good.s =needed. � 1 On a motion duly made and carried pe:�mission was granted .to have a Fourth of July celebration on the Fiar grounds. � . .�� - . a Qn a motion duly made and carried �31� members of the 6ouncil, the , Villa�e attorney and the T�iater dc Gas �an �vere authorized 'to attend the . ,- convention of the ieague of �unicipalities on June 14, 15.and I6. A motion was duly made and carried allowing the �-iopkins Il�unicipal , Band the sum of �500.00 for free open' air concerts for the year. , Gh a motion duly rr�de ar.d carried the meeting was._ra�djourned until � � �une 21, 1927. � - _ � - � � . ., . . • � - o . . ` , - � � , �, • � . ' ��2��,�,G�,�: .. . „4 - Recorder ` . � ' , . . . ATTEST � - . . . . � . - � .. .. . . .... %O . . . ' _ ' . -; , : - �re s i dent � . , . o � .n.r:t..�__.. �:��,.nSai3tlr,fi�.� ! �i):. ...ill'Y;....�. .�,i.1� ..J1t. -•- �- -' . .��_ _'' . __ 1��Y— --- . • ';� a , The Village Council of the Village oP i9est ;?inneapolis, met at adjourned meeting on the 21st day of June, 1927, at 7s30 o'alock, P. �. at �~ the Council Room. f . � �embers present: Anton A. Olson, President; F�nil Peterson, 0. R. Beal�nan and E. J. P�cDonald, Trustees ;�rchie H. Mille r, Recorder. dn Ordinance entitled " gn �rdinance Relatin� To and Regul`ating<. � •and Liaensing�Gasol•ine Filling• Stations and '�Yholesale Oil and Gasol'ine ` Storage Planta in the village of i'�est ]�inneapolis" was placed on�its second , readin�,�passed, approved and ordered published as read. , :,An �rdinance entitled "�n Ordinance regulating� the �anufaature, Storage and Handlin� of Explosives and Providing� a Penalty for Violation thereof" was.plaQed on its second readirr�, pasaed, approved and ordered published. �._ . An �rdinance entitled " An �rdinance defining fntosicating Liquor, Pi�ohibitin� the Ddanufaature, 3ale Giviag away, disposi.tion, furnishin,g or Posaession or Transportation of or keepin� or Having in Poasession For Sale, Giving 9way, Disposition, �irnishing or Transportation of or Solicit3ng;' Reaeiving or Taking an Order f or Intoxiaating Liquor esaept in aertain Cases, and providiz� a pem.alt� therefor" had 3ts first reading and was put on file f or final passage at meeting of July 5, 1927. . Henry Japs appeared before the counail and asked to have a culvert installed on Sigth Street South between Ninth and Tenth gvenues, and on a motioa duly made and carried the m�tter wa� rePerred to the �ineer and the Hoad Co�ittee. Applicatioa was read from H. F. 0'Donnell, asld.ng for refund.on lioense. � motion was made and carried instructing the Recorder to make a refund for the un-expired term and to issue a new iicense. Correspondence from the Civic & Coimmerce Assoaiation, in regard. to handlin� traffia, was read and. pla.ced on file. A motion was made and carried referring to the Village gttorney the matter of regulating traffic on the corssing at Excelsior �venue ar�l Sixth Avenue and at the Sub-station. a motion was made and carried that the minutes of the meetinbs be published every month. -. 1� mo_tion vaas made and carried �iving the collection of Garba�e to Frank Stodola for one month trial. b4eeting �vus adjourned until July 5, 1927. i � N � gecorder gTTEST: - - - _� _ . �/�— _ President. ' � _ NOTIC� Ob' SALE Notice is hs reby. given that the Village Council of the Villa ge of West I�inneapolis, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock, • P. M. on Tuesday, July 19, 1927, at the City Hall at Hopkins, �innesota, for the Harley-Davidson motorcycle (the same m�y be seen at the City Hall), to the higYest bidder for cash. The sealed envelopes containing bids shall be addressed to the Village Record.Qr, Village of 67est Ddinneapolis, Aopkins, P�innesota, and shall be plainly marked Uri tr. the ti t le "Bid". � The Village Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated July 12, 1927. �r� ARCHIE H. ]�ILLER. Recorder of Vill$ge of u"lest �inneapolis, Hopkins, L2inne so ta . / NOTiCE OF S�1LE r� . ' . Notice is hereby given that the Village Council of the Villa�e oP �est D�inneapolis, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock, P. I�. on Tuesday, July 19, 1927, at the City Ha.11, Hopkins, �innesota, f or the old gas buildin� located on Second Street South between $ixth and Seventh Avenues, Village of �'�est Minneapolis, to the highest bidder for cash. Buildings to be removed from pre:nises within ninety (90) days after contraot is entered into. � The sealed envelopes containing bids shall be addressed to the �illage Recorder, Yilla�e of YJest DHinneapolis, Hopkins, B�innesota, and s3�s11 be plainly marked with the title,"Bids". The Villa�e Council reserves the right, to reject any or all bids.. Dated July 12, 1927. `Z�. �1RCHI� H. 1LILLE�` Recorder of Village of F/est �inneapolis, Hopkins, �innesota. �'. � a� (� ' The Pi11aUe Counoil of tne Villa�e of �Vest IlZfnneapolis met in the'Council Room in re�ular session at 7:30 0'clock, P. M. July 5, 1927. � rdembers present: . Anton A. Olson, President; r'3ni1 Peterson, 0. R. Becl�nan and E.� J. �icDonald, Trustees; Archie H. llZiller, �ecorder. The r�inutes of the re�vlar meeting held June 7th, 2nd.of the Special meetin� held June 21, 1927, were read and on� motion-approved as read. . . The reports of�Irving Oltman, Police Officer; Daniel Foley and Harry Blunt, .:us�ices of the Peace; Frank Stodola, �oad-overseer; and Herman Olson, as to :later and Gas Collections, were read and ap�roved and ordered placed,on file. The following bills were audited and alloa�ed: 9606 First National Bank 07 - Sec.. �Tational Bank 08 Hezman Ol s on 09 Leonard �lilliaxns 9610 Gus 5'7illiams 11- Ve rne r t`Ji 11 i ains 12 Ed �akousky � 13 � I rv i ng Ol tman� ' � `I4 A. J. Pierson � � 15 Henry 6parber 16 Jim Pudil 17 F. Nunvar }� John �t. Peter � L. Thompson 9620 Mrs. �T. A. Schutz , 21 JOhri i'lellman - 22 t7allaco Stodola 23 Frank_Stodola 24 John Parkos 25 Dnil Brokl • 26 Joe Joret 27 Ed. Farber 28 Joe Pudil 28 Pickands, Bro�vn & Co. �96a8 Standard Gi1 Co. 31 Cook Oil Company 32 Plant Company 33 P. H. Coyle 34 �t. �Tort��ern R. R. Co. 35 36 37 �38 39 9640 41 42 4.3 44 45 46 47 48 49 9650 51 T�?aetzold's H�rciu�are J. �. iiennessey & Co. I�'. J. Ko�esh N. 6V. Be11 Tel. Co. Henn. Couiity Revie�+ Einer J: Jenpesen Yella�v Trail Garage F. H. Haiaert Hopkins biotor Car Co. Carl E. Siewert Bren Bros. Il�innea.polis Gen. Elec. Archie H. i��iller Daniel E. Foley Mother's Lundh Harry C. Blunt Anton Olson 52 g• x. Hensler 53 FIopkins Public Library ,, � � 54 �Security Nat'1 Bank 55 ,First Nat'1 Bank 56 Julius g. Schmahl, Coupon, cert. of Ind. #3 .�. 8.40 Sidew�.lk and curb warrants . and,interest, cert. of indebtedness and interest 1399.69 services to 7-1-27 130.Q0 ' services to 7-1-27 125.00 services to 7-1-27 150.00 63 hrs at 45� 28.35 services to 7-1=27 . 125.00 ' services to 7-1-27 125.00 14bor, 45 hrs at 45¢ 20.25 labor, 211 hrs � 45¢ 94.95 labor, . 85 hrs c� 45¢ .. 38.25.- latior, 212 hrs � 45¢ 95.40. labor, 208 hrs C 45� 93.60 labor, 179 hrs � 80� (ma,n &.team)161:10 man & team, 207 hrs �90¢ 186.30 man & team, 284 hrs � 90¢ 255:60 labor, 143 hrs � 45� 64.35 road-overseer, 234 hrs (� 55¢ :. 128.70 labor, 100 nrs � 45�' � 45.00 labor, 9, hrs i� 45¢ 4.05 labor, 217 hrs p 45¢ 97.65 labor, 66 hrs (� 45¢ 29.70 labor, 217 hrs p 45� 97.65 coke,.soo car �27262 226.00 kerosene .45 distillate 265.51 Firemen's coats, hats and boots 99.95. repairing road equipment 18.90 frei�ht on soo car � 27262 on car pHR� 339.00 g�asoline 4.78 Lwnber 5.55 shovels andscythe 9.40 Service 48.15 publishir�; min�xtes & ordinances 46.20 �ng�ineerir� services. _.: 60.00 10 �allons gasoline 2,00 cor�s .40 Gasoline 12.80 cloak � 3.25 supplies 98.80 Co. Light and power 383.68 salary (� year) sunplies 154.10 Justice fee 3.05 Moals for prisoners 4.75 Justi ce fee 6.30 supplies, 3lavin and Langford families 59.27 repairs and supplies for road machinery � . 34.35 salary and supplies 82.29 Cert .of Ind. #�1 - 1663.76 interest on y�ater ��as bonds 563.75 Oil inspection 4.83 �-- 965� L. E. Dutcher 9658 r'irst National Bank 9659 McQuean Bros� June & July rent �rs. Langford Cert of Ind �2 � �'supplies�& repairs for fire truck 24.00 396.50 10.65 ° Petition bY3S read, si�ned by property owners�on�Fifth Avenue South, asking to have �'ifth Avenue opened up to Excelsior Avenue. Petition was referred to the VilTage Attorney for attention. The Road committee and the engineer reported on the proposed installation of a culvert on Sigth Street South,,and on a motion the matter was layed on the table. 6 motion was made and carried to advertise for cash bids .for the old gas buildin� located on Second Street South, be't�veen Sixth and Seventh gvenues. Bids to be opened July 19, 1927. � A motion �vas made and ca.rried to advertise for cash'bids for the motarcycle. Bids to be opened July 19, 1927. The matter of po'ol hall licenses �aas discussed and on a motion duly made•and carried it tivas decided to recind a former motion made in re�ard to ref'und and to cha rge full Ticense fee from L. E. Dutcher for,nool hall and ' soft drinks. - - � �. � motion was duly made and carried to allow James Peterson, as police officer, for six months telephone servi ce. �. � ,., . •_ P�r. appea,red before the Couacil in behalf of rl. D. Lovell& Co. and presented a bi 1 for work done on the sewer on Second Street South between 112 and 12 anenue. On a motion duly made and carried the matter was referred to the DQayor, Clerk and Engineer for investi�;ation. , ., . • On a motion duly made and carried the Clerk was authorized�tofix up the vault with shelving sufficient to take care of,the necessary records. ' � A motion was made and carried`to use requisition blanks in purchases made - for the Village. ` � , �•�eeting ti��as adjourned until July .19, 1927. • • �^�'l.`�t�i �Y ' � �� . ' 8ecorder ` �� ' ATTESB: � � • President _ ._„ � _ _.__. . _ , _. _�. . __ _.:; � � �'., v., � The Village Council of the Villa�e of VJest P�inneapolis, met at a,djourned meeting on the 19th da,y of July, 1927, at 7:30 o'clock, P.P�. at the Council Room. �embers present: �inton A. Olsoa, President; �nil Peterson, 0. R.._ Beclffr►an, and L. J. �ZcDonald, Trustees; Archie H. �iller, Recorder. Pursuant to notice duly g�iven callin� for bids on the old gas building and also for bids on the l�otorcpcle, bids s�ere received as follows: Bid on the lumber of the old �as house was received from Frank Kriz for �40.00. - �otion tivas dul� made and carried to accept tho bid of �r. �riz for �40.00, with the provision that he clean the building up in good shape. � bid on the It�otorcycle rvas received from Nelson & Redeen for �157.50. On a motion duly made and carried the bid �vas accepted. . - � , A Petition �ras read for the installation of a ditch alon� the (�� Ra.ilway..boulevard from Tenth to Lleventh Avenues. Peti tion �vas si�ned by � the praperty owners affected by the installation of said ditch. Qn a motion duly made and carried the matter ti��as referred to the Road committee for the purpose of installing the said ditch and assessin� the costs to the property avners. The matter of the connection of the water pipes for the watering of flower bRds at 1�Tinth Avenue and Second Street South was referred to the ti'lelfare co�ittee. A motion �vas made and carried to repair a Star Car and to b�y ne�v tires necessary. Cn a motio:� duly made and carried the matter of gradix�; of the alley between Eighth and IQinth Avenues and first and second street South, was referred to tne roa3 committee. The meetin� was adjourned until August 2, 1927. � � � � /. �V ,;- Re co rde r , ATTEST: � Pre s i de nt _�� . _ - _ - ;..� �_.�_ �.:�r�:-�,.�'=C�"'�c�cr:�:� !�. r � The Village Council of the Villaoe of v°3est Il�inneapolis met in ., Council Room in regular session at 7:30 o'clock, P.�li. August 2, 1927. Pdembers present: �nton A. Olson, President; bnil Peterson, 0. �. Bec�nan, Trustees; Archie H. Mille r, �ecorder. The minutes of the Re�ular meetin�� held July 5,th and of the Special meeting� held July 19th, were read and on motion approved as read. �' The re,ports'of Irvin� Oltman, Police Officer; Daniel Foley and Harry Blunt, justices of thE Peace; Frank Stodola, Road-overseer; and Herman Olson as` �to '+ater and Gas Collections, were read' and approved and ordered placed on file. The follo�ving billa vrere audited and allrnved: I9660 Sec. IJational Bank Int on w�,rrants �p � 61 First National Bank Interest coupons � 62 John Parkos 36 hrs � 4�¢., labor, 63 F'rank Stodola 225 hrs o 55¢, 19�hrs. ' �, �1.00 64�rarren Bensori � 54 hrs �3 45¢. labor 65� Christ Jensen labor, 18 hrs � 45¢ 66 Henry Sparber labor, 225 hrs a 45¢ 9667 John �Villman teams, 382 hrs �'�90¢ - 68 --- - D. F. 6.'Leary team, 54 hrs C 90¢ 69 Louis T!iompson Team, 45 hrs � 90¢ 9670 John Parkos labor, 185 hrs.� 45¢ 71 �nil Br�kl labor, 124 hrs � 45¢-� - 72 �Jallace Stodola labor, 225 hrs �r45¢ ; 73 Edward �'arber labor, 208 hrs m 45¢ 74 John St. Peter 221 hrs i� 45¢ 75 Joseph Joret labor, 190 hrs � 45¢ 76 Fran� Nunnar labor 216 hrs ,� 45¢ 77 Joe Pudil labor 213 hrs c� 45¢ 78 Bren Bros. supplies 79 Einer Jeppesen �ngineerin; services 9680 Hennepin County Revietiv supplies and print-ing minutes 81 N. ;9. Bell Tel. Co. Serviae 82 '�Yilliam Strobeck bulb for jail 83 Hopkins Hand Laundry eaasning bla:�kets 84 Mothers Lunah meals for pri��oners 85 Heruzepin County Oil Co. g�asoline and .�rease 86 Jaanes Pdickodym Draya�e and frei.ght 87 R. R. Price, Treas. League of �iinn. ��unicipalities Dues 88 I�ueller Boiler Compound Co. Boiler compound 89 Crane Compar�y pipe 9690 Gt. Nortnern $y. Co. freig'nt on soo car �17816 91 Standard Oii Co. cylinder and compressor oil 92 Pic�ands, Brown & Co. Coke, soo car �T7816 93 John G. l�aetzold gasoline -,, 94 F. J. Kokes� Supplies `��--� 95 Plant Compar�y coat, hst and boots \ 96 P�ipls General Elec. Co. Light and power 97 Hopl:ins Plotor Car C�. gasoline 98 Justus I,umber Co. sup lies , . ._ p . .,. 99 First National Banx interest on K�arrants 9700 7.eonard ;�lilliams Sal. to 8_1-27 ';.� �= y O1 Ed. 1l�kousky sal. to 8-1-27 ; �2 -�., Herman Glson Sal to 8-1-29 �•� ' 03�� Irvin� Ol tman Sal to 8-1-27 ; ��` 04 �. , Gus Nilliams Sal to 8-1-27 05 � �'irstNational �ank sewer v�arrant �1�, 5 coupons �` 06 A'. H. Hensler labor and s upplies '� 07 Hennan -01son - postage ,�8 A:aton A. Olson Poor fund, Langford,&.Slavin, sup�lies, " 49.83 09 Security National Bank 6 months compensation Insurance271:49 9710 He:z.n. County r:�terprise printing� g�gg 11 t�lest L�ipls Gas �`Jorks Enterprise bill 38.51 12 VJalter S: Booth & Son, Inc. Treasurers sut�plies �,14 13 Hookir�s Public Libraxy Salary and supplies 109.15 14 .4. S. Nash Assessors salary � 375.00 5.85 344 . '71 16.20 143.00 24.30 8;10 101.25 343.80 48.60 40.50 - 83.25 55.80 _ 101.25- 93.60 99.45 85.50 97.20 95.85 18.72 58.00 97.25 47.25 .45 2.10 1.75 6.05 3.05 30.00 45.11 33.39 105.38 16.27 236.80 � 3.80 16.45 16.20 395.38 22.45 30.80 2.35 125.00 1?5.00 130.00 125.00 I50.00 � 493.74 19.50 1.b0 9715 1�1 16 red. Ceci1 Sundquist Verner ��illiams r�. hipls ylater� ��orks repairs �,nd supnlies , 63. hra �, 45� 3und�uist��bi11 1.47 28.35 42.93 A motion was made and carried to b�y �aiat �.nd p^i.^.t� the i�ydrants � Anton A. Olson ap�ointed the folloti�iinb members on the Library Board for a terc9 of.� three �ears., �:rs.. I.Iinr�ie V. �'ruman, LIrs. Clara Zajicek, and L�iss Pearl Burnes. A motion tivas r3uly made and csrried that the appointments, as made by the �yisyor, be allowed� An Ordianace entitled "An Ordinance definin� intogicating Liquor, Prohibitin� the I�ianufacture, Sale, Givinb a��ay, �isposition, furnishin� or Possessicn or rransportation of or keepin�; of havin;; in Poss�ssion For Sale, Givin�; Away, Disposition, F�,trnishing or .Transportation of. or Solicitin�, T�eceivin� or 'akin� an �r3er f'cr Intoxicatint; Liruor except in� certain Cases, and �rovidin��penalty the reefor" was plGced on its second readi��, rassed, approved and orderecl publi�sYied as read. . �ieeting was adjourned until August 23, 1927. . � C%L�L'(� r � �� zZ� Recorder ATTEST; -fV �i • ' President. m 0 � � � �� 1 �tI1M�P D� �e�# . �itriYiEM�OIt� HENNEPIN COUNTY HOPKINS. MINIVESOTA IQOTICE OF BIDS I�Totice is hereby. g•iven tha,t the Pillage Council of the Villa�g�e of ,lest P�inneapolis, �ennepin County, tivill receive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock, P.I.;. on Tu�esday, Septe�mber_ 6,__1927, at the City Hall at Hopkins, LZinnesota, for coa,l of the following kind. :�.. 1 car Poaahontas aoal The sealed envelopes containar�� bids shall be addressed to the Village Reaorder, Villa�e of C7est Prliruieapolis, Hopkins, i:2innesota, and • shall be plainly marked ��ith the title "Bids". The Village Council reserves the right to reject ar�y or all bids. Dated August_30, 1927. � ARCHIE H. '1.ZILJ�R. Recorde� of Fillage of �'lest �inneapolis, Hopkins, blinnesota. � ATOTICI: OF BIDS CTJ SID�':o'.rlLt� AI� CLT�B I�otice is hnreb,y given that t%�e Village Council of' the iTillage � of t-Jest A4inneapolis, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of' 7:30 o'clock, P.I�. on Tuesday, October 4, 1927, �at tlie Cits� Hall at Horkins, n:iinr.esota, for the construction of Sidewal� and curb for the Village of fifest PrTiiineapolis for the year 1927, according to the sex�cifications no�� on file in the ofi'ice of the Village �ecorder. Said. bids are to s�ecify the price per square yard of side�ralk and price per-lineal foot of curb. The sealed envelopes containinb bids shall be addressed to the Village Recorder, Vill�oe of Clest PSinneapolis, Hopains, ��inr_esota, and shall be plainly marked �-yith the title "Bid". Dated September 20, 1927. �RCHIE Fi. 11�ILLER. Recorder of Villa�e of' ';Jest I�inneapnlis, Hopkins, ll�i�nesota. ' ��: ,, The Village Council of the �illage of S'lest �.inneapolis, met at adjourned meeting on the 16th day of August, 1927, at 7:30 o'clocii, P.1�. at the Council Room. ��-�'Iembers present: Anton A. Olson, President; Emil Peterson, 0. R. Becl�nari and E. J. I�cDoriald: grchie H. �iller, Recorder, abserit. ? Corresporidence from the 142inneanolis and St. Louis Rail�vay Company was read in regard to the alley outlet bet�veen YTinth and Tenth,�venues North, also in reeard to the re-assessmerit: on• the East end arossing, and in regard t0 the Fifth�Avenue crossing; and �as plaoed on file. � � An Ordinanae, entitled "An Ordinance to Provide for the Tlumbering of The Houses tlnd Lots In The Village Of �Vest �inneapolis, Method Thereof gnd Desig�tion Of Directions And Base Street Lines" had its first reading,, and cn motion the rules were suspended and the same �vas given the second reading, passed, approved and ordered published. A letter from A. Vl. Elmquist, Village Treasurer, ��as read in regard--to salary and placed on file. On a motion duly made and carried tne proposition of the IS. C. . Direatory Coma�ny for street s�gus r�na numbers wdo aecepted and they were to be notified of the same. � A motion was duly m�de and carried to advertise for one oar of Pocahontas aoal for the City Hall. 6 motion wa: duly :nade and carried to advertise for bids for the sale of the Old brick building formerly used as a Gas House on Second Street South betProen Sigth and Seventh Avenues. A petition was presented for grading and sidewalk on Harrison Avenue. A motion v��as duly made and carried that the Pillage do the e�cavating for the Band stand in the Park. . Bdeeting v�Tas zdjourned until September 6, 1927. - . �• i Aecorder �-tem �TTEST � �!/Q . ` President \\\ ` �;1 � � �b�J� / ��. _ ' \ '"� � ,��1/ v�n`"-�".� . � � �i .. � _ . - � ,i�1�j` _ /! ��," + ( ' ' �] if ! T : �' �, ;''' ` ; � � � . � . , '-, ' . � , ` i. ��— ` ' i , � \ NOTIC� OF SALE rdotice is hereb�* given that the Village Council of' the Village of ilest P�inneapolis, �vill receive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock, P. �1. on.Tuesday, 5eptember 6, 1927, at the City Hall at Hop�ins, T�innesota, for the hld brick gas building, located on Second Street South bet��een Sixth and Seventh rlvenues, Village of s�est �inneapolis, to the highest bidder for cash. Buildings to be removed from premises within ninety (90) days after contract is entered into. �� The sealed envelopes containing bids shall be addressed to,the Village Recorder, Village of tiJest b�inr.eapolis, Hopkins, i2innesota, and shall be plainly marked with the title "Bids". � The Pillage Council reserves .the ri�ht to reject any or all bids.. Dated August 30, 1927. A�CHI� H. ➢TILLER. Recorder of Sillage of ;FJest I�:3inneapolis, �Hopkins, AZinnesota.. � 0 � � The Village �ouncil of the ViTlage of 4�lest il2inneapolis me� in Council Raom in regular session at 7:30 o'clock, P.L�., Septe�nber 6, 192.7. - • l�embers present: � Anton g. Olson, President; Archie ,H. ]�iller, Recorder, 0. R. B�c�nan, r'�nil Peterson, and E. J. &ScDonald, Trustees. . The miriutes of the re�ular r�eetin� held August 2, and of the Special meeting � held dugust 16, �r�ere read and on motion a�proved as read. • �` � The reports of Irving Oltman, Police Office; Dar_iel ��oley Justice of the Peace; r'rank Stodola, Road-oveTseer; and�Herman Olson as to �Jater and •,as Collections. were read and approved and ordered �nlaced on� file. � � � The followin� bills ��ere audited and �,lloared: s �on stre�t labor ills; . - 9718 Sec. Nat"1 Ba Int, on �rarrants ' 19 First N�t'1 Bank Int. on �rarrants 9720 Hern�an Olson Sal. to 9=1-27 21 Irving Oltman Sal. to 9_-1-.27 22 Ed 1lRa.kousl�y Sal. to 9-1-�7 � 23 Gust Y�lilliams Sal. to 9-1-27 24 Leonard °dilliams Sal, to 9-1-27 25 Verner �liliiams � 126 hrs @ 45¢ 26 �'rank Stodola 244 hrs � 55�L , Road-overseer 27 Henry Sparber " 237 hrs � 45¢, labor 28 6'Tallace Stodola 228 hrs � 45¢. labor 29 Joe Pudil 221 hrs � 45¢' labor 9730 �d Farber 138 Hrs � 45¢, labor - 31 �nil Brokl 156 hrs �J 45�. labor 32 F'rank Nunvar 223 hrs � 45� , labo r 33 Joe Joreti 222 hrs � 45¢� labor 34 John St. Peter 234 hrs �45¢� labor 35 Chri st Jensen 230 hrs ct�i 45�t � labor 36 John Parkos 233 hrs � 45¢. labor � 37 Dan G'Leaxy team 86 hrs �, 90c: 38 T. Larson: labor 22 hrs � 45� 39 . John i�dilliam 2 teams 357 hrs �, 90¢ 9740 Fr�sik Sitar • 1 team 18 hrs � 90¢ .16.w0 labor 39 hrs � 45,� 17.55..... 41 N, y��. Bell Tel Co. � service 42 Crane_Company �valves and repairs 43 1�TcQueen Bros. 4 tires and tubes, labor 44 �erican.4Teter Co: water meters 45 J. E. Henriessey cement and_.supplies - 46 Yellow Trail Garage gas 47 Pickands, Brown 8c Co. 1 car coke, soo car #130472 48 lliv. of Qil I�spection Oil inspection , 49 Ste��iart'Spec. Co. repzirs and pa.rts 9750 . Hopkins T�otor.Car. Co._ repairs on tractor, gas and oil 51 Stand�rd Oi1 Co. compressor oil ar_d grease 52 Rep. Paint & Varnish - �9`orks paint 53 Mpls Gen_'1 Electric Co. Electrioty 54 P. H.. Coyle re� i rin� road m�hhine ry 55 �nn. Co. Heview � printing 56 John G. �1�Iaetzold g3s and supplies • 57 F. J. Kokesh sur,plies ror fence 56 Justus Lumber Co. cement and lumber 59 Gt. Northern Ry. Co. freight on soo car �130472 9760 First Nat'1 Bank of � l�i�neapolis S�treet imu. bond an�`�i�nterest 61 iierchant's Tdat'1 Bank ` ubject to correations r ., , . 13.60 , � 4.02 � 130.00 •- 125.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 '56.70 1�4.20 106.65 ' � 102.60 �� --� 62.10 • 70.20 100:35 � � 89.90 105.30 103.50 106:6� 89.10 _ 9.80 321.30 33.75 47. ].5 I9:10 77:50 51.52 18.90 . 76 30Q:00' 4.89 3.55 51.82 3.54 30.10 409.93 �21. 50 32.75 15.90 15.86 8.40 133.50 1082�.50 , of St. Paul Int, on Street Imp. bond�_ 55.00 62 Seo. Nat'1 Bank Int coupons � ��'30.00: 63 Einar J. Jeppeson E�igineerin� services � 80.00 64 IJat'1 ft2eter Co. water meters -"- 139:50 +:r 65 Jame s Y1�cko - �; � freight and drayage 4.12 . 66 L. Lundquist sidetivalk and curb. . �1541 19 :� . ... . fixino generator 19.75..1541.19 - 67 First I�Tat'1 Bank Se��rer �aarrants �nd int. 608.66 -- 68 Niother's Lunch. iti�Ieals for prisoners 3.60 69 Anton Olson Slavin an�. Lan•�foxd. �roc�ries 59.16 . _ .� � 9770 �K. H. .Hensler _• � repairs . �. 28.90 71 Hopkins Public Zibrary sal. and supplies � 110.39 72 J. ,�. Hosp sec. quart�_ r salary and� postage 63:50 73G. i'J. l�aore . 2 year sala2;�.�for Health �Officer . 1Q0.00 74 Stella H. Peterson Steno. services � 35.32 �5 Cook Oil Company 1 cas distillate IJATX 4113 268.93 _ 76 Gt. �orthern �y.. Co. freight on NAT.� 4113 • _ 187.91 .. 77 C. 5'v'. Siindquist labor and repairs I79.75 78 Frank Stodola: hauling ashes 1.00 79 Standard Oil Co. '_�erosene _. _ :45 . �, 978Q Hennepin County boar3 for Hans Lindberg ' 46.00 ___ 81 L. E. Dutcher , rent 24.00 82 � F'rank Nunvar , � . 9 hrs ia 45g • 4.05 83 Joe�Pudil 10 hrs � 45¢ � 4.50 84 Joe.Joret 12 hrs B 45� �_ 5.40 Puxsuant to rotice duly given_the folaor�ino bids cvere received f'or coal f'or the ci t�T Hall . , ._ Piqneer Elevator Co., per ton..._.....�,11.32 J.,E.__xennesseyCo. " " .10.70 ' �_ . Qn a motio�.duly made and carried the bid of J. E. �ennessey �'o. �F�as aacepted. A petition for side�s�alk and_ curb on the east side of T�n�elfth Avenue . ��_ betv�-een E�celsior Avenue ar_d First Street South , duly sign�d by the majority of the property owners, ��as presented a�d on a moticn duly made und carried the petition was granted� and a resolution ordered dra�vn for the construction of said sidewalk and curb. , � ., � A.petition for sidev��al� on Seventh gvenue North, between the end of the present sideti�alk and Third Street ilorth was presented, but �.id no.t contain suff'icient number of si�ners and was referred to the Road coumiittee, to investigate the. necessity of said sidewalk. , ;_ On a motion duly made and carried the Clerk ��as instructed to advertise for if'ids for the construction of the side:ralk, 3rive-v�-ay and curb for t�e re.�.inder of the year, 1927, accordir..g to the srecifiCations on file. �- � Petitioi� by the :�linneapolis General �lectric Compun5* �vas presente3 for the installation of' a pole in the a11ey bet�veen llth �d 12th 4venues North and rv�as on a motion granted. .. A vetition by Iar. Robert Johnson �:as prosanted askin� fer a license f'-or a F "' drive in oi1 station on �xcelsior Avenus at 14th. Said petiti.on �;as on a motion granted. , � , _ : �� On�a motion duly mw�e and carried Louis Lundquist ::-as instructed to put in a cement cross R�,�lk anross �ailroad Boule�ard on the East sida_of l�onroe A�enue and Street Co�nissioner ;^as instructed to put in a plank v��alk.across lst street South on tYie East side of �,ionroe r5venue. . - �rchie Kellc� r2portod to the council tha Yact .tnut 32e tivas assessed for tne f ront ofhis corner lot on Railroad Boulevard and.I;Ionroe �venue by mista�e ar�d on motion duly rr�da an� carried a refund ��as �rar_ted to i�r. �elley #'or the emount assessed a�ainst said frontage. . • � g inoti on ��as duly m.�.dA and carried . ins tructin� the lliayor and. �Recorder to have stree't .markers placed in the residential. distric�� -here necess�wr;�._ Ileetin�; G3jour:ze�i to September, 2G; 1927. . . . . . r. r � ��'!, � � Recorder . gTTEST � - �. : . � . ��V . , , " P°resident � �— �.�� '.. ' j " The Village Council of tne Village of ,;'est r�Tinneapoli�s;. Met at . adjourned meeting on the 20t� day pf Septembor, 19�7, at 7:30 o'clock, P.�. at the Council Room( ' � ' . �erabers� present; Anton A. Olson, President, Emi1 Peterson, G. �. Bec'�'nan, and E. J., r:lcDonald, Trustees, �nd Arcnie H: �Illiller, Recorder. Pursuant to notica duly given the follo�ing bids,ti�ere presented for the laying of Seti:rer on Tenth �venue North. � �hn. �., Fraser 8c Son'... .. .... . ... . .......� 3404.00 . - H. T. Gerischer, ... .. .................. 3145.00 Mag.Sorenson, .... ....... ................ 3261:00 Camden Consir�iction Com�ny, ............... 2984'.00 Z�7. D. Lovell . .............................., 2945.00 A moticn taas duly r�ade ar_d carried that tne contract be let to ;J. D. Lovell, �,: the lo�lest bidder� upon the f'ollowin� vote; gyes--Olson, Becl�nan, P.�TcDon3ld, 1�Iiller. I>ios. Peterson. .. _ A petitio� containin� u suff'icie�lt nurnber of signers �sas presented , - asking that a se•,�,er be layed on 15th Avenue from Second.Street North to ��celsior Avenue. On a moticn dul� ma��;e :3nd carried the said petition u�as �Tanted and the ::.�, , _ Council c�n.sidex.i�that it would be for_the best interest of the publie to also construct a seV�er on Excelsior gvenue from Fourteent2i to Fifteenth �venue. It was on a motion decided to advertise fer bids f'or said se�ver on both Excelsior Avenue and Fifteenth Avenue. %' A peti tioz7 dul�� signed �vas presented for the_. laying of sidewalk on the t�est side of Sixth 4venue from Lxcelsior �venue to_Second Street l�orth and was on motion dul� made and c�rried granted, �rovidin�; the weather permits the laying� of said sidewalk this fall. A mot'ion ;�;as duly made and carried to lay..sidev�lalk on tne East side of Seventh Avenue f rom the end of the present sidewalk to Third Street raorth. A motion was duly made and carried to enforce the ordinance -�x rtaining to plumbers Ticenses and bonds. - �- A motion was duly m�,de and carried to refer the matter of-_the nroposition of the re-opening of Elenenth Avenua to �he Village �lttorney, w;ith.instructions to take the inatter up vrith the ft'Iinneapolis Thresning P�achine Co,npsny.- 6 motion �vas .duly made and curried in the matter of dra�vi:��;. of a reselution on the �'ifth Avenue Railroad grade proposition and cvas referred to the. Villa�e� A_-ttorney for z�ttention. Rleeting �vas adjourx�ed until September 29, 1927. attest: � President - - � -- � � I - � : :.`� Recorder ��.. - The Village Council of the �Village of �Vest l�inr.eapolis, met at adjourned meetino on the 29th da;,T of Se��tember, 1927;, at�-7e.30 o'clock, P.1�. at the Council Room. � � - . ' ; . _ , � . �embers present; �nton 9. Olson, President;'. Emil Peterson, Q. R. Hecl�nan, and �. J. �cDonald, Trustees; -�rchie�H: �iller, Recorder. The ta� lev�T for the followinp year a�as� set as_ follows: General Villa�e Purpcses ............... ..� 10,000.00 Road and Bridge.. ...................... 9,000.00 Library .................... .............. 1,650.00 Poor Fund ....................:............: . 500.00 Pavir�; Certificates ....................... : 3,000.00 C�'ater and Gas Bonds......... _............ 2,500.00 .,- Gas.Bonds..... ...........................:. 2,250.00 Building� Bonds ............................ 1,00.0.00 ' - On a motion it v�as moved tnat a levey of �.07 per front foot be made to cover the cost of' Calcuim Chloride and spreading same�.on thestreets for 1927. � 9 motion n�as dul� r� de and carried to advertise for bids on `�Jater P�Tain on Tenth Avenue North from �'irst Street to Third Street I�Tcrth. - P�eeting ��as adjcurned until October 4, 1927. ATT�ST: � �L/( , - � Pre si �.ent ;� 0 ri � � � ��' Re co rde r �� i�+ `� �� The Village Council of the village oP �est Minneapolis met in Oouncil xoom in regular session at 7:30 o'cloak, P.�. Qato�er 4, 1927. _ � �dembera present: Antpn A. Olson, Presidenta Arohie H. B�iller, � Recorder; a. H. Beclnnan and E. J. �cDonald, Trustses. Emil Peterson, Trustee, abaent. � �� The minutes of the regular meeting 2reld September 6, 1927, and of the special meetings'held Septe�ber 20th and 29th, were read and on motion approved as read. Tiie reports of Irving Oltman, Police Offioer; Barry Blunt and Daniel Foley, Justioe's of the Peaae; Frank Stodols, Boad-overseer; and german Olson as to �ater and �as Colleations, were read and_approved and ordered plaaed on file. � ' ' The followin� bills were audited-and allowed:.. 9785 Firet �st�T: BEiak 86 John Parkos _ 87 Hermaa�4lson 88 Irving Oltman �' 89 Ed BBakousl� 9790 ` Leonard �Pillisms ' 91 Gnat Williams 92' Frank Stodola 98 �arren Benson ' 94 Godfrey Brokl 95 �9allaoe"Stodola 96 Senry Spa rbe r' . 97 Ed Farber � 98 Joe Padil � 99 J,ohn-'3t. Peter 9800 �nil Brakl• Ol . Joha 9�illman • � - 02 � John' =-Parkos OS Frank l�unvar � 04 Joe Joret � Ob Chriet aeneen 06 Frank Sitar �07 L. Tho�pson° � 08 8orthweatern Bell. Tel Co. 09 gennepin County flevie� 9810 `Willism Strobeck 11 �other.'s Lnach , 12 lrahie � H. B2iller 13 B�oDonald Transfer Co. 14 Eiaer J. deppesen 15 St&ndard 031 Compa� �� 16 Iqprovemeat Bulletin 17 Brooks Oil Compa�y 18 A. W. Elmquist 19 Yellow Trail Gara�e 9820 Frank Sit�r 21 Fir$t �at'1 Benk � 22 Pete S'�andquiat 23 ffipls Gen•1 Eleatrio Co. 24 P. J. Caroline -: 2S Daniel E. Foley 26 Anton �leon. 27 Hopkins �Hunioipal Band � 28 Dr. G. �i. Moore 29 Ho�ins Publia Library 9830 J. E. �ennesaey & �o. 31 Securit�► l�ati ona 1 Bank Sewer Warrant and Int. ' b4 hra labor � 45¢ salary to 1Q-1-27 salary to 10-1-27 � salary to 1U-1-2T ealary_to 10-1-27 � salary to �0-1-27 . Hoa�d oeerseer 234 hra � b5¢ labor, 5 hra :� 45¢ labor, 51 hrs � 45¢ labor, 27 brs � 4b� . labor, 229 hre (� 45¢ labor, 9 �hrs � 45� labor, l87 hrs � 46¢ labor, 221 hrs � 45� labor, 162 hrs � 45¢ ' _. team, 199 hrs � 90¢ . -� labor, 186 hra � 45¢ laobr, 161 hra � 45¢ � labor, 218 hre � 45¢ , labo r, 91 hrs � 45¢ team, 112 hre.� 90� team, 13 hrs � 90¢ servioe ' printing minntes and supplies light bulb meals Por prieonera Becorder's salsry and supplies draya�e on �lues Sngineer•a serviaes En�ine 'oil Ad. for bida on sewer �as and oil Treas. 3a1: and poatage . Gas Snbstf tute for Ed. Dqa,gpnsl� Sewer Warrantys and Paving �9arrants I.abor on boiler , lights,, s;nd pcwer supplies Justice fees 3lavin and Langford 3upplies for free open si r concerts Q year sal as I�ilk inspector salary and sur.pliea ooal for City Ball Cert of Ind. a�l Int. Paving� �larran�. 396:80 24.30 130.00 125. 00� 125.00 125.00 150.00 128.70 2.25� 22.95 12 .15 103:05 - 4.05 61.65 99.�5 72.90. 179.10 . 61.20 72.45, 98.10, 40.95 100,80 11.70 47.00 34.65 .45 1.20 1b2.60 1.2b , 70.00 � 10.88 60.00 2.60 76.50 2.10 2.02 1944,23 54.40 402.14 7.45 3. 05 -34.40 500.00 100.00 114.97 585.89 690.40 Pursnant to notioe duly given the following bifls for sidewalk and curb for the remainder of the year were reaeived. � 9idewalk per Curb per square yard lineal foot CaQanagh Bros. L. Lundquist &orta States Construction Co. ina. �nil Johnson John A. �elson de Son 88� 85¢ 99¢ 95� 91¢ .40� .37¢ .40� .45¢ .�l¢ On a motion duly made and ca,rrie d the oontract was let to L. Lnndquiet. � d petition signed by the majority of the property Owners, was presented, asking for the construation of sidewalk and curb on the Eaet aide'of 3isth gvenue Sorth between Escelsior Avenue and Seoond Street North. Said�petition was on a motion duly made and carried granted. ' Petition signed by the majority of the praperty ovvners for the `construction of aidewalk and curb on Tenth 9veane North, between First Street and 'Third Street Rorth, wae presented, but did not cont�in the lot and block numtiers and avas rePerred to the petitioners for correction. �r. Frank Kria, representing the First Bational Bank and �r. Frarik SePoig, representing the Seaurit9 �Tational Bank, appeared before the Council and requested that they reaeive some compensation for the aolleation of �ater and Gas'Bills eaoh month. After a dieaussion of the matter, a motion avas duly made a� oar�ied allowing each Bank the sum of Fight Dollare (�8.00) pe r month for the colTeation oP Water and Gas bills. ' Meeting wae adjonrned until Ootober 18, 1927. o �lJ �Y �� I�� 2�" ; ",� ' Reaorder Att�et: � �/(.� President � � r i� 'j'he adjourned mesting on Oounoil Eoom: �� B�embers present: and E. J. B�cDonal d, �illage Counail of _the Village of �est �4inneapolis, met at the 18th dqy of Ootober, 1927, at 7:30 o�;clo'ok, P. �H. at the 0. E. Becl�nan, Anton A. Olson, President;: Hnil Feterson, Trasteee; Archie H. �iller, Reao rder. , Pursuant to notice dply-�iven calling f or bida for the aonstruotion oP sewer f r,om Fourteenth Avenne to Fi,fteenth Avenue on_Egcelsior Aveaue and.from,. $eaond Street 16orth to.Exoelsior 6venne on Fiftesnth Avenue, the following�bids were reoeiveds ' . � - � . _ .. S � , _ C. W. Schruth ..........................'......... �'',5973.15 H. H. Frankamp ................_.................. '5995.00 Jens gje].dsen ................................... 5906.00 Wm 0'Seefe .................................�..... 592Z.00 Mas Sorensen . .................................. 648E.00 W. D. Lovell . .................................. 5758.00 .-..On a.motion duly made and carried the coatract was.ar9arded to �V. D. Lovell. � t\ . . _ F'rank Arqiiambo presented a petition askin$ to have aidewalk and aurb conatructed.in front on hie lot on Twelfth.Avenue South� being l.ot 18, block 10, West �dinneapolis� on a motion dn19 �ma,de and carried the .petition wss granted. 9 motion was duly made and oarried authoriaing.44illiam Strobeok to install poliae sirens. The costs of the_same not to exaeed �125.00. The T:�affic Ordinance was placed on its aeoond reading and was adopted aubject,to correctiona, and oi�dered pnblished. . � - �The follqeving resolution v�as offered and. read:� • _ RESOLUTION FIXING SALARIES OF ELECTIPE AND APPOINTIOE:oIL?,AGE - OFFICIALS AND CC�PENSATION FOR THE NIRE DEPART�ATT "� 49Ii�'REA3, the Village of Plest BQinneapolie is �inaluded with th^ third.classifioation:of Chapter 116, General Laws of-�Hinnesota 1925, whereia it is provided that the salarsr of the president� of_ the Village counail i"s figed" . at �50.00 per month, and .the salarSr oP each,trnatee at �35.00 per month in �.. , Yillages having a popu].ation of no.t_less than 2000 inhabitanta.and an assessed,� '- vsluation of not.-less than. �1,500;000; and � � . _ , _.,., .. - � --� ��= VVI�REA9, under the provieions of Classification 4 of Chapter 312 of the G�. S. of D�innesota, 1927, Villagea having both a population of not-- �. less than 600 inhabitanta and an assessed valuation of not less than �1,000,000, the salary•of the president is fized at �85.00�and the salary of esah trustee �25.00 per month; � - . . � � �:A _.- 1: _-President and Trustees---BL IT RESOL9I�'.D that the salaiy of the>Presidsnt be�a.nd the-same_is hereby figed at �35.00 per month and the salary.. of eaah of the three trastees be and the ssme is hereby fised at �25.00 per month, effeative from the=��teiin beginning -the� first L'uesday in. April; .1927, and pa�able � quarterly thereafter:_ - � ___ _ '_. • 2. Recorder--BE_ IT RESOLVED That the � salary af � the Yi llage recorder be and�.the same is hereby fised at �50.00 per month�in fu1l.Por a11 eervices and time apent for and in behalf of�the vilTa�e business, not inaludin� • fees to c�hich he is entitled by law.for filing and entering doctaments and_papera, � registrations, and making certifiaatea not relating to village business'`escept .' that he shall receive the folio fee�allowed by law for ma.tin� and-certifying local assesament rolls to the county auditor� effective from the first TuesBay_in April 1927, and payable quarterly thereaft�r. ' �. � � 3; Village Treasurer--BE IT ?iESOL9ED that the aalary of the � Village treasurer be�'and�the same is hereby fixed at �250.00 per ann� in flill for all sereicee and time apent for and in behalY oP Village business snd as required by law, effeative f rom the first Tuesday in April, 1927, payable quarterly the re- after. • . , : - . _ � � : 4. 9illage Attorney--BE IT RE30LVED that the salary of the �illage Attorney, an appointive officer, be and the same ie hereby fized at.�400.00 per year in fu11 Por all servi ces and time spent for and in_behalf of ViTlage business, inoludin� attendanoe of the regular_�and special meetingj the 9111age Council,��advic3e and opinions readered to the village oounoil or�any of the �village � officials, either eleative or appoint�ve, respecting village�business,�draftiag�of suah ordinanaes and resolu�ions,�contraats�and�other papera as requested by the council. For �speaial •service •such ��s •li�i�a�i�oa � �or �mstters not •included wi thin the foregoing, �e shall�rec�ive�aompensation for°serai�ces rendered: ge shall aleo be reimbursed for ezpen�'e's' 'i'�clurre'c� 'aad �far �stenographi�c �se�rviaes. � 5. ''He�slth CiPfiaer==Be �iT �RE30LVED •that the salary oP the�� Villa�e health ofPicer. an appointive offiQer, be and the same is hereby Pi$ed at �200.00 per annum in-full for all�services and time spent in the per8ormanae of duties required by law, the State Board of Health or under the village ordinanaes.� � - - - �� 6. Village �dilk Inspector-_-BE _IT BBSOZVED THAT THE SAiARY QF TflE Village mnik inspector,�an appointive officer, be and�the same ia hereby fissd at �200.00 per ann� in Pnll for all serivaes and tfine spent in the performance�of duties required by law, the State Board of Health, and under the village ordinanaes. �'�7: `Fire Department--The aompensation of inembers of the Fire Department ahall be as follows: to each ffiember responding or attending a call:or when chemictal apparatus ia used, �1._00; and �2.50 when water ia turned on to put out fire. The Fire Department 'shall -�flxrnish monthly reporta on �the first day of- - esoh Moath, on atandard blanks froms, to.be provided, reporting the name.of eaah of the Fire Department � that .responded. at eaah. call; .whi ch � report--�shall show the time and plaoe of each Pire, the eztent thereof, what apparatus �as nsed.and the amount of aompensation :to_.which eaah member is e�.titled Por ;the mont2i.reported,.�� The compensation herein provided for_shall be effective f r.om and a�tet aa�vs-�rt4U�• 1; 19�. - -- _ _ ___� .. • ... _ BE IT FlJRTH�B RESOL9ED �'HAT T� SALAHY OF ALL appointive Village officers be:payable quarterly, offective:from the time�of appointment, and that-all such of Picers be required to make anch��r.eports�as.may.be required�,b� a�y statnte or ordinanae, _ and . that no part of the salary of a�q elective _offiaer shall be_ paid. unti� and unless the reqnired reports are made and Piled as.�_requi•red by.law or�ordinance, the right is reserved by the villag�e Council to remove a�y officer appointed or elected by the connai, whenever in ita.jndgment the publio welPare will be promoted the reby. - � . . Adopted• at an adjourned meeting of�the Village Council of the Village of I�est Minneapolis held on _October 18th, 1927. . . A motion then ma.de and aeaonded to-adopt the said resolution as read and upon being put to a vote was tm�mimouslg adopted by all_the members oP the Fillage.Council, �. .; �eeting was adjourned until �ove�ber 1, 1927.� � �� . � . gRCHI� H. �dILLER - � . . � _. -� Reaorder Attest: . , . ' . . � —�/� . Presi dent � �� ,/ . SNO�U PLO�FBIDS CLOS� 1�'OV�dBER 15, 1927: . ' - r;est B�inneapolis, �dinn. �� . � �� ROTICE TO CfJNTRACTORS--Sealed rpoposals will be receiiaed by the Village Couacil of the Village of West B�inneapolis, B�innesota until �,%F ?:30 o•aloak, p.�B�. Tuesda�, November 15, 1927; and then publialy opened and considereii for the purohase.of a snow Rlow for a Fordson Tractor. �� 3ealed envelopes cont�ning bids shall be addressed to �� Village Reoorder, Vil2age oP VJeat �inneapolis, P. 0. Hopkins, Minnesota, and shall be plainl� marked with the title "Bid". The Village Council of the Village of �est Bd�.nneapolis reserves the right to re,jeQt any or all bids. , Dated this 2nd d�y,of November� 1927. f � /V ' ARCHIE H. �dILLER ' Village Reaorder dttest: `'r�1�= �� ANTOI� A. OLSON President of the Village Council , ;� The•9illa�a Counoil of the 6illa�e of �est �inneapolis met in Counoil� Room in regular session at 7:30 o'olock, P.M. IIovember 1, 1927. B�embers presents Anton A. Olson, President; Arohie H. �iller, Recorder; 0. R. Becl�an, Hnil Peterson and� E. �J. �cDonald, trustees. The minutes of the regular maetin� held October 4Lh, and of the special meeting held Oatober 18, 1927, avere read and on motion approved as read� exoept that Firemen's compensation is to� atart Oc�tober 1,• 1927 ins�tead of January 1, 1928, as set forth in the resfllution.a • � �• �� • The reports of• Irving Ol:tman, PoliQe Officer; Harry.C. Blurit�and Daniel E. Foley, Justioes�o� the Peace; Frank Stodola, Road-overseer; and Herman Olson, as to �later and Gaa collections�, were read and approped and ordered placed on' fi1e._ The following bills were read and allocved and audited egaept the bill of Nenry Sparber. � • , � a . ,- - 9832 Louis Lundquist 33 3tate Savinga Bank 34 Gt. Rorthe rn,Ry Co. 35 Ed- Farber 36 Iierman Olson � 37 '�Irving Oltman , 38 Ed. Makousky . 39 Gust �illiams 984U� Leonard Will.iama 41 E. J. Jeppesen 42 Anton Olson 43 0. R: Be al�nan �44 F�nil Feterson � 45 E. J. B�eDonald . 46 A. @V. Elmqui st " 47 �rank 3itar 48 Frank Stodol8 . 49 Frsnk IQunvar � 98b0 Joe Joret ' �_ 6fi� = Joe� �iaii 52 � John �Parkoa 53 John St. Peter 54 E. Brokl 55 Henry Sparber• 56GVarren Benson 57 John �ii-llman � 58 Fogboro Compa�q, Ina, 59 -BH6Quean Bros. 9860 �Pm: B�os. Boiler &�fg Co. 61 Iiennepin County �eview. 62 L. Lundquist �� 63 Piakands, Bra�vn & Co. 64 Gt�. Northern I� .Go ' 65 First N�tional Bank 6� Justns Lumber Company 67 3tandard Oil Compax� 68 Chief Oi1�Inspector 69 Improve�ent Bulletin 987U I{yle Cultrert � 8oad Equip. _ .71 Crane . C,ompax�q . _ 72 . Joha G:�" BQaetaold 73 l�orthwestern Bell Tel. Co�. 74 -Security 16ational Bank ,, 75 � �iinneapolis :Gen'1 E�eo. Co. 76 C. W. Suutiqui.st. 7? John Parkoe 78� Jacob Shef�ler 79 , Iie iinan Ol s'on 9880 gopkias Public Library 81 J. E. Hennesaey & Co. 82 Hopkins �otor Car Compa�,q! 83 BHpls�reahing D�aahine Co: � Bdonroe Sidewalk and aurb Street improvement coupon� eztra freight on aar NATX 4113 113 hra labor � 45¢ . Salary to Nov. 1, 1927 9ala ry-to Nov. 1, 1927 Salary to Nov. 1, 1927 Salary to Nov. 1, 1927 Salary to. Nov. 1, 1927. engineers sal&ry year salar�r as Mayor year.salary as counailman �ear salary as " year salary �as " balanoe of� � year salary as treas. 27 hrs � 90�` team . 8 hrs ��45¢ �speaial polioe 234 hrs � 55¢ roadoverseer labor; 223 hrs � 45¢ '� labor, 214'hra � 45¢ labor, 222 hrs � 46¢ labor, 125 hrs.� 45¢ labo r, 49 hra � 45¢ ` labor, 105 hrs � 45¢ labor, 154 hrs � 45¢ � labor, 58 hrs : 45¢ teams;'344 hrs � 90¢ � recorders � " repai rs - flues for City Hall boile r' print in� gradi:�g on Monroe Car coke, P. R.E. Car �48336 frieght on P.R.B. aar �48336 Collections for water znd Gas lumber � gasoline oil inspection Ads for bids for sewer and water Co. Culverts repai rs fo r Gas gasoline servico sewer warrants, intereat & oert. o Ind. and iaterest, gas collectfon Servioe labor & material for boiler labor 81�hours � 45¢ Fire truak oustodian postage Sala ry and supplies Supplies to repair boiler rep�irs, etc, to �raotor supplies �777.77 13. 75 47.64 � 50.85 130.00 125.00 1�5.00 150.OQ 125.00 85.70 210.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 50.00 27.90 128.70 100.35 96.30 � 99.90 56.25 22. Ob - 47.25 69.30 26,10 309.60 15.30 11.25 69.52 51.90 13.75 274.80-. 122.29 8.00 32:00 8.01� 4.80 66.00 58.79 2.62 4.94 47.25 f 2203.18 389.45 _ 77.20 36.45 100.00 1.00 103.22 26. 50 59:09 30.55 � B report was made in referenoe to the failure on the part of some Pillage Residents to comply with sewer regulations and on a motion duly made and Qarried the matte� was referred to�the �illa�e Attorney for attention. Purenant.to a notice duly given calling for bids for the installation of �lster b�sins on Tenth Avenue North between First and Third Streets, the �ollowing bids were received. _ _ ,. _ . _ per ft two • , gate , aonn- - • . . pipe � 2�ydrants valve . ections . Tees� , �ax Sorensen . 2.50� 100.00 48.00 •. 35.00� 18.00 �m.�C. Fraser� 2.48 75.00 �.40.00 ° 20.00� 20.00 Otto M. Andereon 2.50 80.00 40.00 1.�0 15.00 H: H. .Frankamp - 2..40 90.00 40.00 � 2.00 20.a0 •: -� �arkin & 54�adqui a.t'✓ 2.40 80.00 35.00 2.00 20.00 - C.��l. Sahruth . 2.31 �100.00 45.00 2.00 15.00 W. D. �.ovell ,��i3� So.�� •fo.00 r.7r ,7. so . - - . _ . � . _ . Specials .10� �.10 .10 .09 .10 _�o R�i/ g mot��'vas '��e and �e�ndecl tY� the�I� of �1. D. Lovell be accepted and he be �ranted the contract, upon being put to a vote it was carried as follows: : Ayes: 0. R. Bec'�nan� E. J. rdcDonald, Anton A. Olson and Archie H. l�iller. PTayea= bnil Peterson. � . - � A petition was presented req�esting that Third Street l�orth between Twelfth and Fifteenth Aveaues be g raded anci grsveled. IIpon a motion duly made anc� carried it was decidecl to gravel said street. ' Petition was presentedJ.asking,_.that Street lfghts be placed at the intersectfon of Third 3treet�No rth and Seventh 9venue and at �ills Av�nue �v� and Seventh Avenue, upon a mo�ion duly made and oarried the eaid�retition was granted. '� A motioa�was-duly made and carried to grade the alley running north and south between Eighth and tlinth Avenues between First and Second Streets South. { , `• � . . ' Fra�n� Kriz and� �`.� B. Ande�son apneared before the'Council, , as a Committee f ros►�the Civic and Co�erce Association and request�ed �hat the Village have a survey ma.de of:��the �Gas plant arid mains and ascertain wheti3er or not it would be possible to obtain a better grade of �,as for the Village. After some discussion of the �atter a�otion was made and carried to employ a Gas expert to'look over the �a.s plant and t�e ma,ins and report the general condition to the C ounci 1. ' 6 motion was duly made and carried to refund Arohie Kell� apecial 9ssessment tas on the Prontage of his two aorner lots and to assess the third lot on'Egaelsior Avenue and to asaess the corner lot on �onroe. ' A rQqnest was made by Jo�n 9hubert to have some means of arossing the ditch to have access to the C. �. & St. P. Railc�ay ri�ht of c�ay and upon a� mo'tion duly made and carried the matter was rePered to the Village Engineer for investi�ation. , . �� . . . ' There ' IIpon a motion duly made and carried � v�as rePerred to the.road cor�ittee the matter of plaaing a new floor in the Cosl shed at the Gas House. A ' g motion was duly made and carried to advertise f or bids f or a snow p16w for the Fordson tractor. Said bids to be apened 1Vov�nber 15, 1927 at 7:30 P.�S. Meeting was adjourned until November 15, 1927. ' �7Z� ��. Reaorder Attest President of the Villa�e Counoil � `. , The Villa.ge Gouncil ,of the .Villaoe of �Jest I�inneapolis, met at , adjourned meeting on the 15th day of November, 1927, at 7a30 o'clock, P..M. at the�Council room. " ��3e3nbers presents Anton A. Olson, President, Emil Peterson, and ��. E. J: MeDonald, Trustees, and:9rehie h. h4iller, Recorder. Otto R. Becl�an, Trustee � absent. � � . ,. � . . � , � � .��. Pursuant to notice duly givea, calling �or bids for a snow-plow ,� ' to be attached to a Fordson �raotor, the foZlo��ing bids-we're received: � � � Rosliolt Company Y sYiaped snow plov� , �175:00 . l�orthfield Iron Co._ V shaped snow plow �- 363.00 _ Hopkins �otor. Car � Compaz�y ;P shap8d.snow plow, xith wings 404.00 The Hopkins DHotor Car Company was the only one presentin; a bid - for snov�-plow �rith side wings and as this was the ty�e desired, a motion �t,�s du�y made and carried that the bid of the;Hopkins P�otor Car Compax�y be.acaepted: � . - � motion eaas duly made and carried to remove _the tank from the old gas house located at Second gvenue South and Sigth 3treet. !�^ `\�` �' � L� r `t Fj '�t�. :3 '� �: ~ � � � _�� ,� ` `v '+ Y •� �J � " S'�[ C � . t . ... � � � 7 . .� ' . � " . . . 1 , . - ', . . ' , ' , � _ . . � . . . �.. , i , - . � .. ,_ , � ` ��- � The Village Council. of the Villa�e of .�est l�inneapolis, met in Council Room in re�ular session at 7:30 o'clock, P. A+1. Lecember Qi� 1927. Pdembers present: �nton A. Glson, President; 4rchie H. iRiller, Recorder, S: �. �icDonald and Emil Peterson, Trustees. 0. R. Becl�a,n, Trustee, absent. . . _ , � � " � � the apeoial Justice of �ater and The minutes of the`r.e�lilar meeting held November 1, 1927 and. oP meetin� held November 15, 1927, were read and on motion approved � : i. _ ,- • The°reports of Irvin� Oltman, Police Officer; Daniel Foley, the�Peace;�'t'rank�Stodcla,"�oad-overseer; and Herman Olson, as to Ga's aollections, were .read an3 approved and ordered placed� on fi�le. 'rhe� follavin� bills were re�.d, allowed and audited. � 9884 A. H. Flensler 85 First 1Vational Bank 86 N: `J�. ' National Bank 87 Sec. National Bank 88 First Idational Band 89 I�rank Shepl,y 9890 John Par�os 91 First National Bank 92 Cook Oil Compar�y 93 Gt. Northern I�y Co. 94 F'irst Natl Ban� of �pls 95 Archie Kelly 96 Sec. National Bank - 97 Herman Olson 98 Irvinn Oltman 99 Ed. A. �akousky. -1 9900 Gust William�s � 1 Leonard. Glil-liaras �' 2 Frank Stodoia ' 3 Joe Joret 4 Frank�Nunvar � 5 iYarren Benson 6 Ed Farber� 7 Joe Pudil 8 bnil Broal. 9 George Heinz 9910 John Ni�llman 11 Arahie H: 1�iller 12 J�. 6. Hosp� 13 Stella Peterson 14 A. W. Elmquist 15 Crane Company 16 N. [V. Bell Tel. Co. 17 SeQ�. Nati�nal Bank 18 F. J. Kokesh 19 Hennepin County '�eview 9920 J.� G. -�aetzol3 21 P. H. Coyle , 22 ' Natl Sales 8a Servi ce Co: ' 23 Impropement Bulletin 24 Pickargls Brown Compax�y ,25 Gt . Northe rn Rq Compa�t � 26 Hennepin County� 27 Juatus Zumber Company 28 Pioneer Elevator & Lmbr Co. 29 Waterous Fire Engine Co: rex�ai rs 20.80 �� - � Coupons of Cert. of Ind. 16.80 � Gas Zi�ht bond �1500.00 Interest �517:50 2017.50 - Int, on warrants 4.55 Int. on warrants 12.70 rent, by order of L. E. Deutcher 12.00 32 hrs labor � 45¢ 14.40 �ewer '��arrant, Int. 317.44 distillate 277.47 frefght on 1�6TX 1609 248.57; Building bonds 1075.00 refund water �in assessment 31.20 Cert. of Ind. & int. 407.15. Sal to 12-1-27 130.00 sal to 12-1-27 125.00 sal to 12-1-27 125.00 sa1 to 12-1-27 1b0.00 sal to 12-1-27 125.00 225 hr� � 55¢ 123:75 191 hrs labor @ 45¢ 85.95 195 hrs labor � 45¢ 87.75 185 -hrs �abor � 45� 83,�25 126 hrs lab or C? 45¢ 56�70 172 hrs labor � 45¢ 77:40 78 hrs labor � 45¢ 35.10 20 hrs labor Q 45¢ 9.00 397 hrs 0 90¢ 2 teams 36T:30� 3rd quarter sal I50.00 VilZage Atty sal 177.00 Stenographic services 37.18� 3rd quarter eal 62.50- supplies .64 servioe 47:55 Compensation Ins. 303.72 . supplies 15.60 printing minutes 11.40 supplies 1.25 repairs on maohine ry ° 10:25 aarbon paper 2;,75 . Ad for sno� plow bids 9.20 aar coke � 107248 248.80 freight on c�r �107248 110.72 care of Hans Lindberg 46,00- planka 35.15 planks for floor 61.74 valves and wash�ra 13.11 9930 Standard Oil Company gasoline 6.46, 31 Pdpls General Elea.tric Co. service 399:46 , � 32 Ye11ow Trai1 Garage � supplies and gas � 9.48_. 33 �C. R. -S�tiith ' Strestsigns 25:00 34 E. J. �dcDonald 3rd quarter sal 75.00 , 35 �Anton A: Qlson �3rd que.rter sal 105.00 36 0. R'. Becl�nan � ' �3rd -quarter sal � 75:00 � 37 Emil Petersoa 3rd qua rter�sal �- 75.00 38 L. Lundquiat sidev�lks on 7th & . . ; • 12th avenues �, 1017.24 39 C�. �'1. Sundq uis t �, repa i rs &, suppl i e s ; 132.05 '� 994C �opkins Motor Car- Co. . snrnv plow and supplies 421.30 � 41 First National Bank - _ Qollections . , . � , 8.00 �. , � .42 Seo. National Bank collections � , ,8.00 43 P. J. Caroline "Supplies �` _ �� "" 2.50 44 E. J. Jeppesen Engineer services 1I0.00 45 Hopkins Publia Library salary and supplies 110.76 �6 �!. D. Lovell tenth avenue sewer 2945;00 A motion tvas duly made an�. carried to bt�}r one-half .ton of c�oal� for the Ed Behm Pamily. ' , . _ .. '� , - y � �' ,. . , . � �