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1928_Minute BookThe Village Council of' the Village of ��';est Lii�ii�eapolis, met in Council koom in regular session at 7:30 o'�clock, P.��:I. January 3, 1928. . �-�� . , P�embers present: Anton A. Olson, President; Archie�.H. 1�Ziller, - . _.. __.. �� Recorde�; �. �•. D�cDona,ld,. 0. R. Becl�nan and Emil Petersori, Trustees. , , � , x �'"2'° The rainutes� of the last re�ular meetinb held December 6,. 1927 were read and approved. , - � _ � , The reports of Irvin�; Oltman as Police officer; iiarry Blunt, as `- Justice, of the Peace; �'rank Stodola as Road-overseer; and�- Herman Olson, � as to _ water and �as collections, were read and approved and ordered;plaaed.on,file. - ,� The,follosroing.bills were read, allowed and, audi�ted. ; .. _ _ � , 9947 :_L,.� Lundquist Figing �enerator at �as house 19:75 ; � 48 64. S. Smetana supplies �•�0 � � 48 knton Olson Il�rs. Lan{�ford and village supplies 53.66 9950 Eastern Machine Z'Jorks repairs to pump 179.65 51 �. H. Hensler , repairs � 8.35 52 Bren Brothers supplies 28.84 53 Denson and �Ziller repairs to Star car 11.85 54 C. �4. Babcock � oiling of streets 69.51 55 First National Bank of „ ;lest P�inneapolis Sewer �rarrants and interest 1343.78 _ 56 John Specken 27 hrs labor � 45¢ 12.15 57 D. E. Filkins 9" " @ 45¢ 4.05 58 R. C'. Ddui r 9 " " �r 45¢ 4.05 � 59 G. P�2. Hams 50 °' " @ 45¢ 22.50 9960 John Harfncar 68 " " t� 45¢ 30.60 61 Carl Lemke 50 " " C�? 45� 22.50 62 C. Vi cl�a rman 86 " " Cs�5¢ 38.70 63 Fred IPelson 68 " " e� 45¢ 30.60 64 Herbert Pdeyers 31 " " �9 45¢ -13.95 65 Emergency �mbulance Inc. Services to Hans Z'indberg ��9.00 66 Gt. �;orthern Railway Co. freight on one carload aoal M 70.34 67 �. D. Lodell On Se�ver Contract �� 3000.00 68 Hexr�an Qlson Salary to Janua.�y 1, 1928 130.00 69 Irvin� Oltman 9alary ttS Janlia,ry 1, 1928 125.00 9970 Ed Ddakousky Sala r5� to Januar� 1, 1928 125.00 71 Gust tiSJilliams _ Salary to January 1, 1928 150.00 72 Leonard 4Villiams Salar�► to January 1, 1928 125.00 73 Frank Stodola 222 hrs � 55¢ i�oad overseer 122.10 74 Herbert Cohrs 144 hrs c� 45¢,; labor 64.80 75 John Harinaar 14 hrs labor C 45¢ 6.30 76 ��allace Stodola 14 hrs labor � 45¢ 6.30 . 77 F'rank 1Cunvar 78 hrs labor � 45� 35.10 - 78 Joe Joret i96 hrs-� 45¢ 88.20 , 79 gnil Brokl _ 189 hrs labor � 45¢ 85.05 9980 Joe Pudil 84 hrs labor C-45¢ 37.80 81 Charles Farber 118 hrs labor C 45¢ 53.10 82 Frank Sitar 49 hrs Q 90¢, team 44.10 � � 83 L. Thompson 84 hrs � 90¢, team 75.60 84 Justus Lumber Company p�anks for gas house floor 63.00 85 �TaQueen Bros repa.irs, etc, firet.ruck 3.90 86 Et. S. I�ott Compar�y Supplies -- 4.78 87 Hennepin County Care of Hans Lindberg 33.00 ,. 88 Pickands, Brown & Co. car coke, soo car �18842 209.60 89 Pittsburgh.Coal Co. car coal, G. N. �].7930 : 222.2¢�.. `�l'` 9990 �eDonald & Son 2 yarc�s of sand. � � ' �- ° ' '2:50 � ' `\ 91 J,. E. Hennessey & Co. �Iaterial for smow cab ,. 12.10. ��, 92 E. J. Jeppesen Eng�:�ieering services t � _--�35.00 93 Gt. Northe rn Railway Co. freight on_aar.coke Soo car �#18842 �93.27 94 �inne�polis Genl Elec. Co. Service �-. ". . 422.31 95 P. H. Coyle repairs for t'ractor. 4.50 96 John ��illman 301 hrs Q 90¢, team 27Q�g� - 97 �Iarren Benson 60 hrs labor G 45¢ �" � 2�,pp � r`�- 98 N'irst National Bank Sev;er 4Varrants, Sidetvalk evarrants, etc.227.88 99 Frank Sitar� Sr. G5 hrs � 45¢, firing nights 32.50 10000 Pdarsham E. �'ri�ht drafting on Fillage Atlas 25v00 1 Theo 7.agaard Z1ap and atlas 28.08 2 VPilliam Strobeck Lindberg burial, Poliae 5iren, etc 176.50 � 3 Hopkins Co-operative Firemen's mitta � 10.00 4 Herman Olson posta�e 1.00 5 A. H. Hensler repairs to road machinery 10.90 6 John NiZlman 8 hrs � 90¢, team 7.20 7 N. �'l. Bell Telephoae Co. phone service 47.10 8 Harry Blunt ' ' justi�ee fess � � 3.05 9 Hopkins Public Library Salary and supplies 138.02 10 •I�irst Nat'1 Bank Gas collections 8.00 11 Sec. Rational Bank Sev�rer avarrants, etc. 646.49 12 Hopkins �iotor Car Co Gas, oil, etc, repairs for tractor- 2I�.24 13 Jas. Peterson sig months phone service 1a:50� 14 �'�. D. Lonell Balance sewer contract 2767.00 The meeting ��aas adjourned until Janlaa�ry 17; 1928. � -'' _ '�, / . � • � 22�� v� ° Recorder ATTEST � • � � . i� L��,�Yt - 7 President of the Pillage Council ' .� ` i ' c 0 � � � �d'1'IC� CF VILLAG� CERTIFICAT�$ OF' IR��BT�Di�ES3 FQ,� SALE Pablia notice is hereby �iven tbat s�aled b�ds,for �he purehase of 4'hree Thons�nd Two Hnndred i�ifty Three mnd ?4fI00 Dollare c�325S.74) �orth oP �he �3llage of ��est iiinneapolis. Covnty of Hennepin, State of ffiinnesoLa, mertifiostea of indebtednes�,will be rece3vefl and conaiciered b9 the Qil2age Co�►ail oa the 17t:� d�,q of �T��~�u-.-�-= 1928, at "�'� o•alac�, P. H. at the Villege Hall in the 9illa�e of F�est Minneepolis. Saisi cartificates of indebtedneas a� to be issue8 Por the pnrpose of providing f�mds to ciefray the cost o� necvssar�p additions, lmprovsments and bateasians. to r�nd m�inie�ance of tI� eaisting vrater wcrks e�stem 3asaid Village, said oertiPicates of indebtednesa to be 3ated . and bear fnterest at the rate oP eix per cent por anatmm� pagable se�i-an�1Zy and �ture aa foliav�sa �650.75 January 1, 1929; `�65G.75 Janun.ry 1, 1930; �650.75 January 1, 1931; $650.75 Janu�ry 1, 1932; and `�650.74 January 1, 1933. dll teaders to pnrahase must be witi:out co�.ition or �ualificatian and be sccom�anie� by an nncon8ltio�I aertified cheak to ti�a order of the Treasurer of aafd nillage €or the svm of. Cne Hund.red Fif ty a�d no�100_________________ S�id certifiaatae will be read�q ior deliver9 at t.�� tirno � the sele. 't'he Board r�soxvea tho �4gnt to re�eat an� an� all offsrs and a�ard ssid Qar�4fioates of indebtodno�� ta 3 lower bidder. B1ds shall be addressed to thv uifder.sl�ne@. This sotiee %s �iven by authority af � resalution �dopted by the Dillage Couaail o� s�id Yilla�e. , D�ted at �'e�t �inneapolis. 1Binn�sot3, this lOth dqq af .1�nuary� 1928. � �LR�3L�__�i,� MI�L�� . Vllla�e ZeeoFd�r, Village of y�`est �inaeapolfe, P. 0. SopStias, Hez�nopin County, �i�ssota. �- ',� The Villa�e Cowlcil of tne Villa�e of ��lest �i�neapolis, met at �_� adjournod meetin; on the 17th d� -of J�.nuary; 1928,. at �:30 o'clock P.Il4, at �' the Council Room. �embers present: �nton h. Olson, Presiderit,_ �►i1 Peter.son,.0. R. Bocl�nan �.ncZ �. J. T�abonalci, Trusteos, and Archie H. �I.�.11er, Recorder. Pursuant to a notice duly given,. b�r publication in the Henn.epin County R@vie�✓, callin.� for bids for Certifiaates of Indebtedness �'or ;7ater 1',�ain con- struction, t:no follvr✓in� bids �vere received. I�'irs� Nationa.l Ba� of 4'lest :5inne2,polis, bid p�r �lus 1� piem'ium and accrued interest. •.. � : � Security 1Vational Bank af' �alest r,?i�neapolis bid par an�l accrued interest. Qn a motion dul�T made and carrie� the bid of the I�'irst National. i3aiik of ��lest �Iinne�polis raa� accepted. ' A petition, duly si�lea Uy iRil�at appea,rod to be the majority oi' the � properi;y rn��-ners, asI�in� �or the installation oi' a setiver on Esaelsior Avenue from a point appro�imately 100 feet F�ast of the � inte-rsection of t'rfe P;�.� „�;; St. ,L.: R.. �.right of Fray r�i th �cel sior �venue at �Sixth A'venue and thence running in an Easterly _ direction to the intersection of ':rashir�rton Avenue and E�celsior Avenue, a=distance of approximately 1700f feet. �lfter_ a Ger�eral> discussion of. tho. said �etition Trust'ee an;� Counciln�n r�nil peterson offered-�the � folla�rin� re"solution exte�iding the existin� sewer system. ' � Z'lh�REAS, The Villa�e Gouncil of tne Villa��e of �l�st P:Iinneapolis, Hennepin Count�, State of P,linnesot�, Yaas nerotofore to-�nt, on IJov�r►ber 7th, 191G, passed and a�proved an ordir�nce entitled: "AI�I ORDII�TIC� PRO�lIDING A��TD �STABLISHIATG A SE�lER SY'STII.2 :�dD S�E��IEFt DIS�'RICTS FOR T�lE VILLAGE OF �'JEST , 1t�IRTi�1POLIS, F3EI�TI�PIN COUN^1Y, LF:IINi�SOTg. S�ID � r�'ER SYSTE�;I TO BE CO�:?POSED �F ITIIdE DISTRIC^1S. . NUP��RF..D FZCS`�: ONE TO NIT�;E IIS�LUSIVE ��TD DEFINING ' .�t�TU LII�ITIiTG BOiJI�D.�RIES OF S�lID DISTRICTS." AI�D �T��EAS, said Village has heretofore b� .re�olution passed ?�over�ber � 7th,, 1916, resolved that �; se�ver be cons tructed f rom a point alon�;� th� center linc� � of Excolsior Avenue 10 feet west of the �'lest line of the railroad ri�I�t of �Rra,y of i� the St. Paul, llti.ruieapolis and T,7anitoba, R. R., �hence rLu�nin� in a<<�esterly y direction a distance of 1760 feet �.lon� the center line of Excelsior �vcnue to a point on said �celsi�or Averiue 10 feet ��est of tne ;�`est line -of the ri�ht of r�a,y- of the s�� & St.� L. R. R., and tn.ere connect �xrit� the Joint District Se��er �or Districts two (2), F'ive (5), anci Eight (8), herein clescribed an�. classified. � S3ia setiver sh.all be jen. (10) inches in dia.�neter and sna11 be classified as District Sesx�er for �Jistrict Eight (8�. -- 4�1��5, t�ae �n�.ers of the property abutting upon said extension, as afoxesaid, ha,ve. requested b� petition, for the constxtiiction of said �istrict Se�ver ; at,this time, anc� that the said cosi;s and installation thereof be assessed according to latv. ; THERE�'ORE BE IT P_ESOZV�'D, tha,t an extension to the existing• Sevaer System be eonstructed as follov�s� to-�:�it: From apoint alo�� tiie center line of Excelsior Avenue 10 feet S`lest of the iTest lino of the railroad rig'rit of r,ra,� of tiae St. Pa,ul, r,�inneapolis & P�anitoba R. ?�., Thonco ru.ntiin� in a i�vestQrl�T direction a distance of 1760 feet along 1;he aenter line of :Excelsior Avenue to a point on said �i:xcelsior �venue 1G feet �lest of tne Slest line oF L'ne right of t��ay oF tne P,'! & St. L. R. R. a,nd there connect �vit� tne Joint Diwt-rict Sec�er. for Distriets Tvao (2), Five (5) and Ei�ht (8), herein desci•ibed and classified . Said Sev�er snall be ten (10) friches in di�noter and shall be classified as district sewer for District Eignt (8). and ti�a,t ihe, costs of irist�.11ation thereof shall bo duly tabulated and assessed � against the abutting property. � , : ,Trustee a7�ci Councilman bnil Peterson, taho o�fered the fore�;oing resnli�tion thereupon r.loved its ac�o�l:ion, `r;nicYi v�a.s seconded by Trustee a�xl Councilman E. J. T�cDonald, a�1d u�on bein�; put to a vote ivas unanimously �adopted by all members of the Villa.�e Counci.l. A General discussion was had relative to the erection of a Post Off3ce building in this Village and rvnereupon Trustee and Councilma.n �. J. �icDonald offered the follrnving resolution. . 1:/I-�� he Hon. �Od�reg G. Good��in, Congressnan of the lenth District of the State of Linnesota, persor�lly imresti�ated the Post Office situation at Hopkins, i.Iinnesota, AIdD i;'i�REAS, from such investigation he sar� the nc�cessit�r of a Post Offi ce Buildin.� in thi s said Villa�e and introducQd a bill 1�o�Trn as "H. R. 8822" bein�: f or the pw:•pose of the autnorization of tY�e e rection and buildin� of a suitable Post Office Buildin.� ig the Villabe of ;7est Liinnea,?�olis, Hopkins Post Offi ce. . �� R�:aS, tfle said Hon. Godfrey G. Goodwin used a.11 possible efi orts and po�rer to see ti�at tiie said �ill ��as passed and that a Post Office Building be erected in tnis said Vil].�,�e, � 2t�'D �,'I-i�'�.F�.S, tre Hon. �'h.o�as Sch�,ll and Hon. Henri� Shipstead, Senators of the State of ;linuesota h�,,ve voiced their approval of' th� said Bill and i�.�zve �iven their a,ssurance tl�.t they crill v:ork for the passage of said Bill by tne Sena te , TI�REFQRi, BL I� ,:wSOL`TEA, tha.t r�e, the Villa�o Council of the Village of ;7est �Iiu�ieapolis, Ho;�kixis, P. 0., T;Iinnesota, to sho�v our appreciation of their efforts and interest in this natter, Gr�d to assure�them of our dosire of the passage of said bill, �e p�.ss tnis resolution�a.nd�tha.t the same sha.11 be spread upon our minutes and a. co�y thereof be mailed to each of Hon. Godirey G. Goodtivin, Hon. Th.o��as Schall, wisd IIon. Henricl� Shipstead. Trustee and CouY�.cil::�n �. J. :�cDo�a,1.d r�ho offered the fore�oin�; -.iesolution t:nereupon moved its adoption, ��inich ti�,s seconded by Trustee and Council- man Emil Peterson, aizd upon b einr; put to a, vote Nas unanimously adopted by all me�bers of tho Village Councfl. ,, � A motion �ras duly m�.de anri carried that ti'lilliam 5trobeck be requested to submit �io�ures i'or the electric ti•�iring and installation of electric liohts iri the Villa�e Hall. .� The meetin�; �ras adjourned unti]. February 7, 1928. e A �` � �ecorder Attest President � � The Vil].age Council of the Qillage of C�Qst ?.;inr�apolis met in Council Eoom Yn re�Zlar session at 7:30 o'clock, P.�1. February '7, 1928. �Tembers nresent: Gnton �. Olson, President; �rchie H. P.iiller, I�ecorder; E. J. I�cDonald, F�nil Peterson �,nd 0. �. Bec'�nan, Trustees. The minutes of the last x�egu].ar meeting held Januar� 3, 1928 and of the �pecial meetint�; held Janua,ry 17th,� 1928, �7ere read ancl. appro�ed. Tne reports of Irvin;; Oltman, as police o�ficer; Ea,rry Blunt and Daniel E. Foley, �s Justices of the peace; Fra,nk Stodola as �oaci,-overseer; anci Herman Olson a� to �,Iater and C�as collections, v�ere read a,nd approved and orciered placed on file. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4I 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49�1 50 ��l 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 . , :,..7� a �'hs f olloe!rinU bills �ere rQad and a17.oti��ed: Bert Benson � hrs � 45¢, labor I'irst iiatl Banit of �. �pls Interest on tirarx�a.nts First I1at1 I3ani� of L�iinneapolis Gas Bond and interest H�ex7nan Olson Salary to 2-1-28 I rvi n�; Ol tman Sa7a rg t o 2-1-28 Ed �'iakous�r Salary to 2-1-28 Gust �7illiams Salary to 2=1-28 Leonard :o'illiama 5alary to 2-1-28 Justus Llunber Compa�y supplies Sec. I�1at1 Bank of '`7. L�pls Collection feos First Ii�,tl Bank� of �T1. �%ls � Collection fees Frank Sitar, Sr. 52 hrs ].a.bos� 50¢ � I�icDonald & Son gravel and drayage �Iennepin County �;evie�v • . printing Idortnv�estern Bell Tel. Co. service F. J. I�oi�sn supplies T�cQueen Bro s. repai rs Gensral G�.s Li�nt Cor��a.r�y i�:7antles, etc. Crane Company black pipe Smith-Beal Fire Brick Co. hi-irax cememt Bnrrou�,hs 3ddin�� ' cnine Co. re�c�.i rs, e tc. Cook Oil Cosn�ny Car distillate--SPRX 6393 f�innea�olis Iron Store flexible cable ',T. S. TTott Comp�y asbestos cement Yellori �rail Garage repairs, etc. Po�Yer �quinn�en.t Comx�any repairs F�innea��olis Goneral �lec. Co. L'7.ectric service Pickands, i3ro�=rn & Com�Gny aar coke, Soo car 133248 Gi;. I?oi�thern _ia.il�+�.�= Co. frei.g�t on Sprg 6393 and � 133248 JQ E. iierznessey 8c �o. L. B. 1�llen coal Sta,ndard Oil Co�2ny g�soline `�7est �pls Gas :IOT'kS Sundquist and henn. Co. - L`�.te��rise accoun.ts Anton Olson Groceries L. B. Allon li�,rlti�n Priizti� Co. Cover for atlas A. D. Patriece Electric repairs Ho��1Lix�s �aa.ci Laundry �asning bla�xets I.�rs. S. 'i. IucConau��hey meals i: c:r ��risoners ',T. D. �,ovell on ';;ater contract Fra..nk Stoclola 110 hrs �§ 55Q over-seer garba�e c oZle cti on '�;�arreu Benson 19 nrs � 45¢ labor L. Sanderson 31�hrs 0 45¢ " Herbert Colzrs 43 hrs � 45� " Joe P-ud.il 37 hrs � 45� " Ben �onk 4 hrs t� 45¢ " ��rari�: Piunvar 102 Hrs � 45� " Christ Jensen 40 hra �J45¢ " Z'r'allace Stodola 14 hrs � 45� " Joo Joret 86 hrs G 45¢ " �nil Brokl 144 hrs � 45¢ " l�ra,ri�: Sita.r 20 nrs � 90�/ team John ti7illman 92 hrs d 90� " Geo rge Bens on 4 hrs � 90� " L. Thompson 4 hrs � 90¢ " �.:. J. Jeppesen Ln.gineerii� se�vices A. H. Hensle r repairs Ho�kins Publi.o EiUra.r� . , sala�- �a�p�lies ^ Iie�e;;��-�•�.'�r � e:��ra•�'p'o i.ce service . ;: � �.�. �. F - _. _ - �. .,, ,.,. ' � . JOO 1.80 3.25 1563.�5 130.00 125.00 125.00 150.00 1?5.00 12.40 5.00 8.00 26.00 10.50 27.00 46.75 12. 63 16.00 14.93 37.91 22.50 3.85 293.92 5.20 4�70 31.12 14.88 423.63 267.60 3�2.56 G. 00 12.47 �Q0.05 6.78 11.25 24. 79 2.80 4.5 0 2f300.00 G8.95 8.55 13.95 18.90 . 16 �6� �`l.'80 45.90 18.00 6.30 38.70 64.80 18.00 82.80 3.60 3.60 4y.50 18.30 ' l.�''1,.66 . � .� ' 2,�J"v; , �� -• , -�., : � . ::;._--.-�= � �1 motion ti•ras duly m�,de and carried, authorizi�� the pnrchaseof a pi�e tappin� ma.chine,, complete t�. th stanciard equipnlent, for tne price of �130.00 zvl.th a, trado in credit for our old m�,cizine of :;�55.00. John L. P:YcNal,ly, Secretar�r of the Fire Depa,rtment a�peured bef,ore the Counail and as�ied i;ha,t tho matter of compensatioa of tile Firemen be re-considered and requested .that fires t7here the use of cnemica,ls is necessary, tY3at they be paid at tne sa,me rate as r�hen r�ater is used. After some discussion on t?iis matter, it r�as laid on the table until the ne�t meetin�. The matter of the payment of bills for .services rendered tiras again brougn.t to i;h� attention of' the council and after a len�t}�y discussion of tne matter, a motion �ras duly m�,de and carried directin� t�e VilZa,be Council to meet tvvi.ae a month and aut:norizing the consideration and for somi-monthl,p pay- ment of bills �or services rendered. �n Ordinance entitled "AN O�.DIN��TCi, i��i�ITTII�G TI� T�iv'SFE3 0'� dSSIGNi:L�{dT OF CF�-RT�IN LI�TZSES" had its f3rst reaciin.�, and on moi;ion the rules were suspended and the same v�as given the second reading, passed, . ap2:�roved and ordered pub�,ished. _ .. _ - 1�n. Ordina,nce entitlesi �AI1 ORDIIT�I?C� TO � 1�Tb OI�DIP1Ai�1CF EiTiITZ�D "9N O�tD�I�7��?CE '1�0 P:.�OVIDE I�'0'_� l�� J;,ir1i?1G�.��I�'1 �ITD USL 9I�D RLTL�S 1�T.� x��UL:�TIOPIS FOTt T'HE,�.�iJNICIPt1I, BUILDI�dG 1�I�D J�IL OF �Ii�,' j1ILI,.?G�� OF ';IEST .'rIII�]ISEt�OLIS" PASSED aI;D ��PROVED FEB�?iJ�,.RY 6th, .1912t ha.d its first readir�, a,nd -on motion the rules �aer� suspended and the sanie ti�as �iven the second readin�, passe�., ap�roved and ord�red published. , � , PSeetino �vas adjourned to F'ebruary 21, 1928. -_ - , . . � �,. / , . - . __ , Recoxder a � AT�ST . , . _ �� -� • • � , , Bresiden� . . � - n, � � , � . . �.. � `�`" The Vi11a�;e Council oi the Villa��e of 1�lest ll�inneapolis, met at adjourred meetir�� on the 21st day of �'ebruaa.y, 1928, �,t 7:3G o'clock, P. I2. at tb.e Council Room. �Tembers prasents Anton A. Olson, Presi de�it; �nil �'ei;erson, C. R. Bocl�nan and E. J. 1��cDonald, �`i'rustees; ��.d Arcnie H. lt�iller, Recorcler. _ Correspondenc� ��as read f rom Hoii. Henrik Snipstead and the Hon. Thorr,as Schall and �'rcu� tne �.�Li.ruea,polis Gas I,i�ht Company alid. pl�ced or. �'i�e. T_ne He��,e;�in Couiz�� 1�'lelfai�e Bos.rd mac�e apnlication to tne Vill�e as�ing f'or i'ii�a,ncial assist�r�ce iz th� cai�e of P�i�s. John iver Amun�,�ard, -�,nd o� a motion aui;� �,ae and carried tr.e Villag•e declined to accept �ny responsibilt�y in tho m�,tte��. A Petitior. w�,s presented, signed by more tha,n 10 per ceni; of the legal voters in this Village, �,SI�31b that the �ollrnvi�� question be �ubmitted� to the voters "Sh�.11 a tax of not exceedii� one mill be leviad e�,ch-yaar i o:c� t'r.e piirpose of furnishir� a Band f'ui��.Y" `.ihe pe titi on explai�Yied th^t tllis c��as in accord2nce �Frith Cha;y�ter 79 of 1;he �Ltiws of 1927, St�.te of 11�Ii�inesota. Cn a riotion duly mace and carriod the saic� petition ��as �;ranted, and the Clerx �3ras irtistructea to prepare tl�e - necessary ballots. - On a i:notion duly rc�:de ��i�cl ear�ied i;ne �ollo�v:nt; persons�t�:ere nomiila,ted" for the Flectio� Bqard �,�id the" Clerk ti�ras irstructed to notify the�n� �,irs, Ben. Hosp; Geor�e P. �Iiller, �:Irs: J. J. Culsha,�r, A. H. Da'��berg, F`�illiam DeFore, E. C. P;Ziller, and F'. J. Topka,. � _ ' � A P�oti on was dialy made �x!.d cari ied t o pa�T t� cle rks a�zd jud�;es af election at the rate of ;�.50 per hour. � A.-rnotioil ��ras duly made �n�a ewrried instructing FTilliam Strobeck to install �virir� in the Vill�.ge .hall. A motion �r,�s dul�T made u� carried to purcl�,se lightint; �ixttiu•es for the Village H,�.11� �a-m as I:;oe Bridoe firtures, from ,7illiam Strobeck. �oeting tiras adjour,led until P:larch 6, 1°28. � , � o �T ' �1RCHI� H: i�4ILI,�R. • � Recorder. ATTEST � : �� 1VTOI�j A. OLSON Pre si de nt _ �, �Tho ..�illa�e Council oi' the Villa�o of �7est Il��i.nr,eapolis, met. in Coai:cil Room in regu7.ar session �,t 7:30 o'clock, P. P�. IlZarah 6, 1928. 1l�Tembers present: �n.ton A. Olson, PreSid.en.t; Emil Pete.rson, 0. R. " Becl�i and E. J. flZcDor��.Id, .Trustees; and Archie H. L'Iiller; Recorder. � ' The miizutes of thw 3a,st regular meetin�;� held February 7th, 1928 �z�. of the Speoial meeti��f held February 21st, 1928, ��ere re�,.d-and a.pproved. `P'r.:e Reports of Irvin�; �I. Oltma.n, 3s nolice office; rrank`Stodola as" Road Overseer and hT�rmGn Olson as . Collection of ;�Iater and Gas, were re�,d adn approved and ordered �laced on file:.^ � - �e follot•�rin� bills were read and allatved. _ 72 First IQatl �ank of ?;'. T,�pls 73 First Natl Bank of St. Paul 74 Hs nnan Ol s on 75 Ed Y,rtal�ous�y 76 Irving Oltman 77 Gust 1`lillia..ms 78 I,eon,ard �`Iilliams 79 .&nton A. Olson 80 Emil Peterson 81 � ._ R. Be ci�na.n 82 E. J. �IcDonald . fl3. g. tl. Elmquist ' 84 Arcnie fI. IlZillor 85 Chief Oil Inspector 86 Cutler=&�r�ner P�f� Co. 87 Foxboro Compaa�.y 88 Frank Sitar, Sr. 89 Hennepin ;County Revie� 90 F. J. I�oke sh 91 �nerican �1leter Co. 92 L. Lundquist 93 Bren BrotYiers 94 P�ortYn�estern Bell Tel. 95 Qrane � Comp�y 96 Standard �Oil Cam�,n.,y 97, �pls Genera,7. Electric 98 Joseph g. Hosp 99 Hopkins l�otor Car Co. 100 Ste1la.Peterson 101 Hopkins Public I,ibrary .. 102 '�rchie H. �iller 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 �12 13 14. 15 16 17 18 Co. Co. Frank Stodola i�ohn '�Ii l ]man John- St. Peter Joe Pudil . F5ni1 Novak Franit Nunpar Joe .Joret �lilliam �trobeck Fi rst Tdatl Bar�� of �1. Mpls Sec. Platl Bai�l� of �l. �Ipls James T7icl�odym ��,lter S. Boo:th & Son Iuaueller Com�an� g. A. Olson g. H. Hensler G. �J. �oore Int of �,��arr�ts - 56.10 �nt on Bonds 55.00 .� s�.l to 3-1-28 130.00 " sal to 3-1-28 - 125.00 � sal to 3-1-28 125.00 sal to 3-1-28 _150,00 sal to 3-1-28. 125.00 last quarter salary 105.00 last qUarter s�.lary 75.00 last qUarter salary '75.00 .last qua,rter salaty 75.00 last quarter salary 62.50 last quarter sala ry 150.00 oil inspection 4.92 rep ai rs 13.45 cl�arts and ink 15.71 13 hrs labor Q 50¢ 6.50 publishing 26.40 shells �,nd bolts 2.28 repa,irs to meters 38.29 repairing- �renerator - 21.65 repairs ` 26:07 phone service 46.65 re�aa i rs 7. 52 �.�ine oil, gasoline 15.49 Service 421.92 last quarter sa,lary 100.00 li�hts for rir�k 7.00 steno�raphic services 9.18 Salary and aupplies 148.49 Assessments, Supplies P.O.Box ren t, etc. 63.11 68 hrs C� 55� overseer 37.40 20 hrs � 90�..-team 18.00 20 Yu s C� 45¢, labor 9.00 26 hrs O 45¢, labor 11.70 6'7 hrs C� �5¢, labor 30.15 46 hrs ��45�, labor 20.70 74 �irs : 45�. labor 33.30 ti�viring and figtuzes 426.86 collection fees 8.00 collection f�es 8.00 drayage 5.91 election torms �.6Z tapping machine & supplies 96.48 Supplies 1.80 � repa,i rs 19.80 Board of Health sal. 100,0� l�ilk Inspector sa,l ,�100.00)200.00 , � petition s�ras �resented, si�ned b�T the r�,jority of the �roperty o��mers on 16th �lvenue, bett+�een Excelsior �'-venue and 2nd Street iVorth, asi�ing for the ` gradin�; and graveling of 16tn. �venue and also for the installation of r�ater mains along said Avenue. On a motion duly made and carried the petition �as granted. � 4 .. . • . . ... _ R.. � . R • � . . Corres��ondence :°ras read from i:Irs. ��'rann Smith, askir� for fina,�.cial �,ss�sta,nce frorn the Village. On�a moti�n duly na,de' �.xid carried the matter w�s la;d on the table: , � " 'j'he r�tter of compens�,tion for the r'iremen, h��,ving been laid over from ,last meetin�, raas ta�cen.up,for discussion. Johti L. �i�cNall� appeared in bei�,lf � of the �ire Departmexii; and stated their i�iews in the matter. :lfter a len�t3.�y - discussion a motion na,s daly ma,de an.d carried to amend our for:�ier resolution on riremen's compensation to read �1.50 instead of u1.00 for false �larms and fires r�here chemicals are used., � l� motion c�as duly ma,de and carriod directint; the Clerk to issue a -�varrant to the l�'ire De�oartrnent, upon tne filin� of a corzplete report up to P�ia,rch l, 1928, by tiae Se.c�etary of. tne Fire D�partment. A motion was , duly ma.de a.nd carried to pa�T one checle direct tq th.e Fire Departme3it each month acco�.3.int; to the report__filed a,nd the 3ndividual mer�bers to be paid by the Dep�rt��ent, accordin� to.the said report. �ieet�.n� �vas adjourned to �4arch 20, 1928. � , � ° i , . � �l . , r • � . , � e • Recorder , , „ � , � ATTEST a . _ . v � + �� ' , � P�esident , , . , , � . 3 f.. ] � , 0 - STATEMENT OF RESULT OF CANVASS .f The following is a true etatement of the result of the counting and canvass of votes by ballot at the Annual____�riil__� C_Election of the Villago of___'�� `'�' _T=iritic.u;�o7.iU ___ _County of ----�----------- 17Clirie '; in I�zli �il lJ "f3 • ,� ---.--------�----------------------and State of Minnesota, held----------'------'---------------19t" -, ""' as proclaimed to the voters by the Clerk of Election: � � ______�'t1:1_�i.__I._�Ore___________________ _________received__��__votes forPreaidentofCouncil :lri t O ri �l . O 1 a oI1 !__ received __� 0 J_ _ votes for President of Council -------------------- .�n t on �. .�1 s on _____________________________________________________was declared elected President of Council _______0.__R.__�eeY�r.Zan_____ _______________received__I��`�__votes forTrustee llilliar�__J_,_ '_3enni:� ____________received__.I�_votes forTrustee -- ------�----- -------?��arr�---�-. 31unt . IIG ______________________________________________received_______votes forTrustee Joc�e �h Che rr�al� 72 -------------�----------''---'--=----------------------------------received-------votes forTruatee �3,__J.__Cae_rti��er__ � ------- ______________________________ ___received___. I�__votea forTrustee '�l� �� le �� ?l. ?Iei•z€:n . `�4 - -------------------------------- J:-"J�:�-�er�on ------------i'��c'e°i eci--2��9te��f�°�T., -------- rustee I L or � � u'� ------- :�SZ�I,.��__-.i.__T"�k.ou�l:�r ----�'ecei�reci--4� ----�_ ote_�_ _P��s d'ec�afed%eXe��rY Trustee -------��h:; J.__'_1elc�on--,'-r--r----__--rec_ej.ved I54 ----�-o�;e�� _f��s ckecxa�e'ti-`e�eo��Trustee '`- J. _J��?�er^o_n____________ ______�___________wasdeclaredelectedTrustee ------------------------ i`rt � ✓ ------------------ -----"--------- --------------- -----------------------------`--------------------------------- -1 I' t�'�'.Z r �� r'� r"' 1. �� • v�`t � � � �' " _received________votes for Treasurer _ T.eon�rd �T. I�i7'�e1- � ___________received___4�6_votes for Treaeurer —" .''.i �IlUY' _�_. �ZT��U1S v ---------------------------- _____._______________.____________________was declared elected Treasurer ----------------- ----------- - - -------------------- �----------- -- - � ---------- - - ------------------ - --- ,�.-"i:�eo-r�� Torin:,on r:.cel� c�d- c��- :-��;�.:�� lor CJ_G''�i:------------------ ' ' " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ received _ 4B 6 _ _ votes for Clerk --------iii�vH-�E'--��-.--�c��------------------------------- '1•�r�. .:;. ;�.i'icc].� • 206 --------"--='------------��-----'---------------------- ------ — ---received------._votes for Clerk `� _______________________________i�P�CHI:: �. T,iIT�LLR _______was declared elected Clerk -------------------------------- _-__________ "__��I411 _u ��x u� no � �;_.ccedir��- one r:�ill - -- ------------------------------ - - - - ---- -------------------------=------=---------- --- , - - - � ; �------------------- be levied eacl� �e�r ror �iie pur,�o�e v -------- _. - . �-; - �F------------------received �_O_S_votes for�€�e'�o'� al--�ulrri��in� a--b�:�d--iu��Y: � ___.________________received3g�__votes��-s�� ------ ------------------------------------ --- �'" iroposition c'.ecl4��ed--carried-��- a�'air.:�t --------------------------------------------- ------------��e�i�dr�a� ----------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- _________D�,n_iC1 _� �__�+'0_��;j_ ____.__.______ ___ ____ ______received__7��__votes for Justice ofthePeace J_o_,ep}i_C._'Te_sel�T,__Jr------------------- ' �G4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _� _received_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _votes for Justice of the Peace ________________________________________________ __received________voteaforJueticeofthePeace _________ ._.__________________._______________-_______received_________votesforJusticeofthePeace _,__ ___________anie_1_ �.__Fole,�_____.___________________________was declared elected Juetice ofthePeace ______.___ ______________.____________..________________..___wasdeclaredelectedJusticeofthePeace -- --------- ---- ------------------� �.nclre�,•r firne�s . �� 0 --------- �---------'--------------------------------------------received-------votes forConstable Irv i� = 1 ` �ltr�.n �7� ---------------�"--_'-----------------------------------------received-------votes forConstable _____________ _.___________ _ _.._______ _______________received________votes for Conatable --------------------------------------.--------------------------received--------votes forConetable '�'" Ii?�fIi1G OL�Iu",IT _was declared elected Constable ---------------------------------------------- ----..-----_-_----wnsdecl�,redelectedConstable �`otal "a;.�ber o� Jote� c_� �t I��2 ballotswerecastfor _______________ _____ -------= — — -------------------------- — ------------ballote were castfor -------- ----- -- ------- -- ------------------------------ • � �/ � ------ i Yy�/�� ----- - Judges of Election --- -- -- -- -----�--------��-------------- ----------- -- — ___ Attest: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ � '�_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. _ Clerk of Election �'' m O J � I � a � G < � n Q' o ^ r m C � N m n w O O co ' �� MINUTES OF VILLAGE ELECTION (a) The lines following tLe letter (a) in thie blank are left to write in the fact, that "the electora preeent at the time and place named for opening the polls, elected the judges and clerk viv2 voce, because the Council had neglected to make euch appointment," or"becanse the persous so appointed, or ono or more of them, neglected or refused to serve" (if such was the case). f� At the Annual__ __ _�ril 1=_�e 1�e^ t j•�inr e�,�ol� s , __._____ElectionoftheVillageof ____`___.'_______�____-_______________ � ?ienne��i]'l ___and State of Minnesota, held at__________________ in the County of_____..___.____________.__ __ ------- T�rl-1 1`? �rn ��^.� ]_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ being the place where it was directed to be held by the Village Council after �iving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the ___ �`'_ t' `______ I'��rch �B I'. r.'�'opl�a,1�.=�.�alilber�r,G.�.I. _�ller-,--------- dayo - -- --- --�-- --------- — ----------------------------------- ��..:U� �11;1�"1, ,� . ; .T. 1�� :Y'', �.1�'1G :.. -riOSp and___________________________._____________________________________twoqualified voters of saidVillage, to act as Judges of such Election, and one qualified voter of said Villaga to act as Clerk of such 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)__________________________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ��-------- a------------------------------- -------------------------------------- -------------- -----------------=----- -------------- -----------------------------------------------��--------------------------------------� _ who, being present, at the hour of _____IZ lne ___ o'clock _ I= _ M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath � _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to f�ithfully diecharge the duties required of them at such Election, and the said _ Judges and Clerk being duly qnalified, forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, and the election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or intermiesion until closed. The subjects voted on at such Election, as stated� in the notice thereof, were: ! Toelect ____yre�ider,i, oi Vill�,�e �ouncil, one �rear ---- — ------------------------------ One ^ru3tec Yor 3 years ------= � ------------ ---- ne --�; re a;u� �-�--�6-y --i-- �,-e�; r-------------------------------------------------------------------------� - One recorder tor 1 year --------------------- ------------� rie --J u s t i c e---of --��'r� e---P ea c e--�o r--�--�,-e�-r 5------------------------------ ------------S2xte---�.ar�.�_Y�:l��.e---�Qx___ �t__:z�,�_ �------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- " Sh�.11 �, t�i�; of r�ot e,:ccec' in� o��e__r-�iJ_1 be 7.evied each ve �r --- ------------------------------ -�----------- - ---T---- ----------------------------- ior the purpo:�e o£---iiirni�fiin� a l�flnc? luncT-;"----------------- --------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- � , �--------------- TE i ne -------- � --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' At_ ____________o clock in the afternoon of eaid day the polle 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 votPre by the Clerk, wbo recorded the s�me in the Village Minute Book. � ...:. :;� FIPd�11�TCI �I, STAT :1'f�I�TT �'ot�l Receipts �'or the year ............................ 90507.46 Total �isbursemc�ts for the �Tear........e ..............�� 91393.00 �'darr�.nts held by ban'ri ..:............................... � 885.54 � 91393.00 91393.00 aTATI+�;�PtT BY r'[TI�DS Qilla�e Fund �eceip ts..........e........ 51491.43 slilla�e Ia'tiirid Disbursements .............. 58629.07 Jhxe Villa�;°e fund ................................. . Road Fund ieceipts ........ ............._-11952.65 �'.oad �`und Uisburse�uents ..............:.. 13331.99 IhLe �?oad Funci ..............e:..e...e............. Gss s�'u�u �eceipts.e.e...se .............. ��7295.93 C,�,s F`ua.d �isburser�ents .................. 12307.36 Ba12,Y1C@ bZl �1kiZ�C�.��e��eese��o�s��s��• t'vater �'��.nd Receipts...........e......... 4279.08 �;'ater Fund D3sbursements ................ 2124.58 Bala,nce 011 �Y1C�.��s��.��e�.��• Librar�r Fund ReceiZ�ts ................... I293.07 Librar�� Fund Disbursar�ents .............. I373.20 Due Library Itiu1d.. a ... . . . . .. . . .. o . .. ... .. . ........ Poor F`und ReceiL�ts.,.........o........... 458.76 Poor Fund �isbursor.u-�nts ................. 55$.48 lhxe Poor I`�uid .................................... �later 'i,•qain Ftuld �ecQipts................. 223.58 ?'later P�a.in Fund Aisburse�nents........... 3.20 �,�.a`�.�,IlCie �Yl Ti`c1.11C�.� ��e • e�� • 7137.6a I379. � 80.13 99.72 : -�; 4988.57 - 2154.50 220.3$ Sewer T'und �ecoi�ts . .................... 3512.96 Se�ve r Fiand Di sburs ement s . . . . . . . . . e . . . . . . 3065.12 . - - .:: �i.�.ci21C@ 011 �]23T1Ci� � � � . . a . � �-e � . � � � e � . . � � � � � � � � � � � � � • �7�84 � � 8696.83 7811.29 4�larra.nts held by bank ....................e......e 885.5� - , � 8696.083 8696.83 , �� e . . ' . ' � �a� ".�� > . - ,� � p � y:��{.� ;eT"`t s � � ��- _. � GL4;�e�4.Q �--^-��"�°',-v�..v�''�� .� � � ,s :�'� � ,. � �g r � �'"� ;� � , � ��z�! ��:� Y-� �' � Q, � pµ � � i�'r,��^�;.,G>`c_,,. lf�l *��-`'� g � . y: C,a= g � � � . �lq.. Cfl:'/ �.�-.tc �C„ 4�f''c �,'� v.�P, F F �. - ._ ' b_ . .._ t � f A � 5 't' lr L', . `�,� � � '�'"�' x. �s ' f�� .e�,�� c. ..��:� �.-:: � �� .. ...Vtl'y�`� �,,, ��=`C..�"'t�e4`i.,�� F.'-��C"'' �'�,�� y�`�°�l�s`'E = 9..� ��. �-��,_ � . � . . . . ' s�,�� A�l p "�"�' - - t` ... ` V v\ �s�- 7�a'�� -"�'�� = tr.r.- f�-__f_� � _ � . i�^:- - ` � . � . � i' _' . � . � �, ��.- � _ �.,m.,.s ...:....._��Y�.._.o..i..:'"-.........- - - --- �� J i� �e Villa�e Counoil of the Villa,�e of West b�ianeapolis met in Counail ' Eoom in re ar seasi�n at 7:30 o'clock, P. Fd. Agarah 20� 1928. N S�embers present: 9nton 1. Olson, P�esident, �ni.l Paterson,'E. J. - �ScDonald and J. Jasperson, Trustees; grchie H. B�iller, Recorder. 119 120 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 1S0 31 32 33 34 35 � � 39 140 Ths minutea of the previous meeting were r�ad and approved. The following 'bills � were read and allowed; Hermsn Olson Gust �4illiams Leonard Williams Irving �f: Oltman Ed�rd B�akaus�r Eleah Hosp Geo. P. 116iller Loraine Qnlsha�v E. 0. 1ldiller F. J. Toplsa, A. H. Dahlberg l�. D. Lovell Gt.. �orthera i�y. Co. Frank Stodola � Joe Joret Frank Ntmvar Joe Pudil P�il Bro1;1 Warrea Beneon Treas. Fire Dept. Frank Sitar P. J. �'ley Sal. t o 3-15..28 65•00 sal to 3-15-28 75•00 eal to 3-15..28 62.50 sa1 to 3-15-28 62.5U sal to 3-15-28 62.50 38 hrs � 5��, election bd. 19.00 d.o 19.00 _ do 19.00 do 19.00 26 Hre � -5 ��eledti oa -bs - -13.00 c10 18.00 On �ater Bdain acmtraat 550.00 Preight 305.30 95 hrs. � 55¢ b2•25 8? hrs �45¢ 39.15 76 hre � 45¢ 34.20 61 Brs � 45¢ 27.45 60 hrs � 45¢ 27•OQ 8 hrs � 4b¢ 3.60 Camnpeaisation 10-1-27 to 3-1-28 23?.50 Special Police 65.00 b Hrs � 90¢ 4.50 g petition, aigned by majorit9 of the prope rty owners, wa.s presented asking� for tl�e gra,ding and graveling of Fan Btaren Avenne, between Excelsior gvenUe and a point approxima.tely one-half way betweeai Firet Avenue Sonth and the Street Railway Traoks. Qn a motion dnly ma,de and carried this �vas rePerred to the 3treet oa�aittee and the engfneer. i� � Correspondenoe from William E. Haseltime in regard to the purchase of a Gas plant, was �ad a.nd placed on Pile. g motion was duly ma.d.e and carried instxucting the recorder to have --- ---- '� liability insuranae plaaed on the Star Car. __ A motion was duly made �nd aarried to accept the praposition of Mr. �oulton of the 3tate Highc� Department, in regard to the grading of �cel�ior gvenue betsaeen Fourteenth and Sisteenth Avenues, and the matter was rePerred to the road o a�ittee for the purpose of having them make the necessary arra�g�ements with Mr. Moulton. The Presfdent appointed the follawing cor�ittees for the coming �ear. Publia Servioe (Streeta, �later FPorks, Sewers ( E. J. H�aDonald � (and Gas Plant ( J. Jasperson ✓{. ;;�.;,� (�mil Feterson �`��' Pablio 3afet� (Fire, �Police, Building (Inspeation, �4eights and (measuree Public Finance (�ccotimts, colleationa ��; (Disbursements and - (pvrohas ing , ( Archie H. Mill er, 'P ( E. J. �4aDonald � ( J. Jasperson Y ( E. J. B�aDonald '� (Arah3e H. �ill er �� ,;-,� . (Dnil P�terst� Pablic WelPare (Parke, Playgrounds, Reereatiam ( Emil Peteraon ��`'��`'` � (Health, Hospitals, Correation ( J. Jasperson � .` � (Poor, Public Grounds ( grahie H. Bdiller'�� . ',-.:- r '-zr � . . _ _._ _ __. __�._ . .. . � - _. . _.-. . . � . ' � Bdeeting adjouraed to �pril 3, 1928. �, : . , . , . . �CSIE H. �ILL�R� Beaorder . . , _ _ , - _ �, - - ' . Atteats � . - _ " • , , _ , . � ' , . . . . . �NT� A. Q�O1Q �.�_ - , , Preeili�nt � , , . - , - - . . , � . �. , . _ . . e � - , � . _. J.. ' _., _ . . ..•'i� `4 a Y'3.i.a_.�v �__ z. - -- + '� � :� � ,�v�/ �-------•-� ---------� -------- � ORIGINAL VILLAGE RECORDER'S OFFICE , il�i° � 5956 -. ` � � /'�- � ---------------194J . Hop ' Minn-------------- --�---- � , " - Received fro - ------------------ --------- -------------------------------------�--------=--:::--==----------------:----------------------------------,--.. � �. ....,_: /� . . � . ' -----.Dollars -------------------- ----- -- ------- - - --�.r .ra�. _.. , - - --- ---- -- ----- ---------�--�- -----�--- --------- -----------� ---=---------------;;-------------- -- --- For--------------- --- ------------------- ; � , , � Creilit-•-------------------=------�--------------=------._Fund --•-- ---- • - ------------••••••--------------.._....----�-- • Village Recordcr x • _ . . . . r.,.., , , _ .�.. The Village Cauncil of the ViZlage of �lest Bdinneapolis met ia Canncil �...__.__ Room in regvlar session at 7: 30 o'clock, �P. �i• April 3, 1928. '� E�enabers presents .�nton A. Olson, President, F�nil Peterson, E. J. ' ��' 1' i�aDona].d �and J. Jaeperson, Tra.atees; Archfe H: �iller, Recorder. � �_�-__._ _ . � .The reports of Ir�ing �l. Oltmaa, Psarahal, Daaiel •E. •Foley�Jnstiae . of the Peace. Frank Sto@ola, Road-overseer, Herman Olson, as to �`i ter and� . Gas collectioas, Jjohn �daNally as Searetary af the F'ire Department and � the Report of the Library, �ere read, approved and ordered plaaed on file. 14I 142 43 4�b 45 46 47 . 48 49 150 51 52 53 � • �' 55 � 56 57 58 59 160 , 61- 62 , 63 64 ' 65� 'The follov�ing bills were read aad allowed: First Natl Bank of ti�'. B4pls Iierman Olson I �ing �1. Ol tman , Edward �5akousl�y Gust �Jillisma Leonard williams �'irst I�atl Bank of ti`d. Sipls Sec. Natl Bank of �.'�pla �enn�epin Cotmty Oil Co. First Natl Ins. ggency ' �I: T. �i. Co. i�4lnneapolis General Elec. Co. �1. S. Nott Compa�p � � Pittaburgh Coal Co. � Picka.nds, Broa�n & Co. Gt. Northern Railway - � Standard Oil Co�pa�y Northwestern Bell 1e1. Co. 1!dastzold's Bardcve,re ' ' Hennepin County l�eview C. 1�'. Dwyer, Inspeator _ PHcQaeeri Brothers Cook Oil Co. F. J. Jeppesan FTank Stod.ola 66 Frank Nuavar 67 Joe Joret 68 ' �nil Brokl. 69 Joe Padil 170 �°�arren Benson. 71 �rs . S. �i. �dcConaughey 72 Bren Bros. 73 A. H. Hensler 74 �9est B'[pls Fi re Dept. ,.75 P. J. Caroline, 76 Fi is t Nat1. Ba.nk Of �'� . �dpls Int of Imp. Bon�.s Sal to 4-1-28 sa1 to 4-1-28 sal to 4-1-28- sal to 4=1-28 sal to 4=1-28 ` � C011eCtiona colleations, Int. on pa,ving wsrrant ' . lubriaating oil L38,bi 13 ty I2�SrB0IId aonn�e ati ons • eervice 2 pr. rubber boota 1 car monong •l�uup 2'aara solvey eg� coke Preight on aoal & col�s Gasoline and oil Servioe Craav bar minutes and printing Boile r ins��e ati on repairs � � Distillate SORg 6070 Engineers services� over-aeer 126 hrs � 55¢ - 23 hrs � 90¢ . 85 hrs � 45¢ 94 iirs @ 45¢, -107 Hrs � 45� � 54 hrs � 45¢ 109 hrs � 45¢ �� • meals for election bd, et supplies� Rep�.irs ,to road machinexy H�a,rch report Bd. of Health Suppliea Paving �larrant and Int. 55.00 65.90 62.5U 62.50 75.00 62,5U 8.00 121.64 37.95 55.00 .60 427.64 14.50 202.11 463.20 168,28 10.20 46.80 1.8U 53.95 3• 00 2.80 289.00 66;50 90.00 40•05 � 42, 30 48.15 24.30 49:05 a 8.2U.: 13.33 10.15 106,50 2.60 5�383•69 -.,:.�• �.. A petition aigned by ti�e m��ority of property ov�ers on the allep between Eight and I�inth gvenues and Exgelsidr Avenve and First Street South, �vas read and on a motion duly made and aarried,was referred to the Road C�nittee. � The bond oP Daniel E. Foley, as JustiQe of the Peaoe, evith the IInited - States Fidelity'.and Guaranty Compa�Y, � in the sum of �500.00, was on a motion aQaepted subject to the 0. K., as to f orm, by the Village gttorne9. The matter of the petition for the grading of Earrison Avenue �ras: brought to the attentioa of the Council by some property o�e�ners on said Avenue.. TY�e Villa�e En�ineer reported that grade stakes had been set for the purpose of determining the Qost of said grading and the matter �,as referred to the Road oor�ni.ttee for further actioa., • �� - - - , `. ,, ,. � _ . _ _. Two petitiona_ �vere; �eresented, ono �signed by ths citizens and the other by the Businessmen ,of VJest Il23nneapolis, asking to have Eleventh.Avenue South, bet�veea Seaond Street and Fifth Street rebuilt, reconstraated and straightened � out and ,fur.the,r asking for the necessary aonder�ation proaeedings for such ��._ �,�d reconstructioa of Lleventh Avenue. After some discussion in the matter, a motion ��`I was duly m ade and aarried that the Council, as a whole, shcrald m�eet with the offioers of the �. T.,�. Co a� their office on the aPternoon of April 5, 1928 at 2 o'aloak, P. �. for.the �purpose of-taking up'the matter referred to ia the pe t i t i ons . . . . �� . � _ � � . . � " Co-.....�. �-�- � � '` � �� _ � �9,.,,, � ��-��,�,,_ ,�. v • . �� On a motion duly made and seconded, Joseph g. Hosp �vas appointed as ' Villa�e Attorney, uuder th,a s�ne arrangement as has ezi.sted the past year. On.a,motion duly.u�de a�nd seconded Frank Btodola was appointed,Road Overseer at a salary ,of Fifty..five ( 65) _ aent a per hour. �- fla a motion dnly made and aeconded Herman Olson was appointed Utility B�an and aollector of �later and Gas_,accounts, and inspector of Se�ver .and �later connections at a salary.of �130.00 per month.. � � � On a motion du19,u�,de and seconded Irving �T. Oltnna,n and Ed. A. b7akous�r were appoin�ed as policemen at salaries of-�125.00 per month. ' � � _ ,� policemen On,a motion duly macle and carried�are to be bonded in the amoimt of . One Thousan�i Dollars (�1�00O.00y. .:_ ' ' A�otion �vae duly made and, carried that�_ G: U. B�oore, be appointed Health Offiaer for, the ooming year� A motion was dul� made and aarried tha't �ln: Strobeck be retained as, H�ealth_officer, a,nd ti�at J. Jasperaon 'be appointed as Hea].th Off3cer.� g�otion was dnly �de and csarried that James Blake be �appointed �i.lk , . � , Inspector �or the ooming year. �� Qn .a moti on duly ma.de and carri ed E. �. Jeppeseri .was appointed Villag�e� Engineer. , . : . . Due to the terrible condition oP the�ra.ilroad arosaing on East Exaelsior Avenue, the matter was brought up for disaussioa as to what oould be_done to remec�y this condition. A motion was dnly made and� carried � ireferring the ma�tter to the Village Attorne�: for� the pnrpose of takin� it up witfi the C: �4: & St. P. and the �.. &. S t. L�. : Rai l roads . , � , A motion was duly made and.carried instruating the Public Safety coaanittee to e$amina the roof of the City Hall�and to put the same in good coadition. , :Assessor A. S. l�ash appeared before t31e meeting and explained 'the new la�a, regaa�ding�the card. system of Assessmants and asked for help �or making --�-�' this assessment in our Village. A motion was dnly made and aarried'granti�ag his requsst and giving him the suthority to hire help, with �hs approval of , ths P�yor, to make the said, assessr�ent: , � A, motion,was duly made and carried instructin� the Clerk and' Reoorder to ma.ke a set of boolss for the aecessary records of the Village and to b�r �' all books and materials needed for the same. Meeting was adjourned nntil.Apri1 17, 1928. � .ARC�I� H. MILL�R � Clerk and Recorder , _ � Attests 9NTO,i� A. OI�ON Pre si dent ,� � ��-- <: �� , �� / The Village.Council of ths Village of ��est �inneapolis met in Counail �_� Room in regular session at ?z30 o'aloak, P. Li. April 17, 1928. � Members present: Anton A. Olson, Preaident; Dnil Peteraea, E. J. ��;-� P�aDonald and J. Jasperson, Trustees; Ara}iie 'H. P�iller, Recorder: =-�__ . � The following bills were read a,nd allowed: =�-� ✓` •1 1�_- ; 177 78 79 180 81 82 83 84 ' 85 86 87 88 89 190 91 92 93 94 95 �v 96 97 98 99 200 Hopkina Pulbic Library_ 'Salary; and:supplies E�erman Ol san Sal to 4..15_28 Irviag-�l. Oltman. 1� Salary to 4-15-28 Ed4vard BBakousl� ' Salary, to 4-15-28 ' Gust �lilliams ' Salary to 4-15-28 Leonard Nilliama Salary to 4=15-28 P. H. Coyle t � rep�ira to plow Dist. State Boil�er Inspector Boiler Inspection Chief Oil Inspector �Oil-Insp. Car �6070 Yellaw Trail Garage Gasoline, etc. William Strobeck Electrioal supplies J. E: Henness$ Co. lu¢nber Standard Oil Co�pax{y 10 gals. gasoline Hopkins �otor Gar Co. repairs to traator �cDonald Transfer Co. drary�age Frank Stodola 108 hrs � 55g�, overseer Emil Brokl 57 hra � 45¢ Joe Joret . 91 hra � 45¢ �Varren Benson 1� wseka Frank Stodola 129 hrs � 90¢, team Juatns Zwmber Go. planks � F. NTmvar 62 hra � 45¢ Joe Pudil 34 h rs � 45¢ Security Natl Ins. Agenay Treseurers bond. 135.08 65.00 62,50 62.50 75.00 62.50 '11.00 3.00 4.92 4.73 6.99 1:45 1.80 14.85 - 1.00 59.40 25.65� 40.95 27.00 116.10 3.85 27.90 15.30 75.00 A petition, signed by the majorit9 of the pmperty owners, �ras presented asking for Sidecva].k and curb on the �lest side of Fonrtesath Av�envs between E$celaior Avenue and First Street North. On a motion duly made and carrisd this petition was granted. A motion was dul� made and carried the Clerk was instructed to advertiae for bids for the construation of sidewalk, cnrb and drive-c�ays for the year 1928, acaording to the speaifiaations now on file in the Clerk's office. � petitioa was preseated for the opening of Fifth Ave mie North. This was on a motion x+aferred to the Road oomnittee. Gorrespondence from the ggnea Blake Study Club was read, in regard to the Park �nd Playground, wherein they requested t}aat the Caunail pass an oidinanae establiahing a Park Board so the� aould turn ooer to the Park Board their plana and specifiQations and all matters they hape relatiae to the aaid Pa.rk and Playa- grouad. A motion was duly made and carried to pase the neaessary resolutions to establiah a Park Board and to have an oxdinance dra�vn for the 8ame. The bond. of A. G�l. Elmquist, as Treasurer, with the �ational Suret� Compa�y in the amount of �15,000.00, was on a motion saaepted, subjeat to the 0, g. as to form by the oillage Attorney. On a motion du19 made and aarried the First National Bank and the Seaurity iJational Bank were aocepted as depositories for Village Funds, under tlie same arrange- ment as esi ated during the past year, and the Clerk �vas instruated to draw the _ neceaeary resolutions for ths same. On a motion duly made and carried H. F. Pdoore was �,ppointed Fire `x�81'dAII • On a motion dul� made and oarried Jaco'b Scheffler was appointed Fire Stewart. On � motion duly made a�nd aarried Gust �illiams and Leonard 4Yilli_ams were appointed Gas men, at the same 83132'9. A motion �s duly made and carried instraati� the Clerk to advertisb for bids ior the re�airing of the roof on the Village Hall. Said bids to be opened May l, 1928. _ , . The ma,tter of the conditions of the Gas Generator was brought to the �attention of the Village Council and after some disaussion on this matter it was on a motion du19'made and carried la�ed over until next meeting. . - .� ' � ��r. John B�aNally and A. 'S. l�asfi appeared before the Council, as a � ` a�mmittee from the Fire 'Department, "askix�g for the purahase of s�e necessary supplies and also asked the Caancil to.pu rchase 12Q0 Peet of � inch fire hose. On a motion duly made and�aarried the Clex'k was instructed to advertise for bids for 1200 feet of 22 inah fire, hose. Said bids to be opened �y 15th and the clerk was'inatrncted to order� t}�e 'other neaessary supplies. " On a motion dnly ma.de' and. ca.rried the Village Eflgineer, E. J. Jeppesen was authorized to have a table file made for the Engineer's recorcis: ` Mesting was adjonrned_to.P�ay.l, 1928. _ ; . ' " gRCHIE H. LI,�T•��,�, ' Clerk aud �eoorder " ' � � , -,;_ Attest : ^ . . . . , : . �, ;.� A74TO1Q A. Q,bSOIQ . . � ' Presi de�� t . . . . � . : .' , - �� — ro . � � - , S ' . � •- ' . . -" - ; ' . . -". ' _ . .7: ••- : _ " • ... - ' . _ . _ "�rc..� . " . NOTICE OF BIDS 0� SIDE['lALg AND CURB Notice ia hereby given that the Pillage Council of the Villa�e of �'leat P�inneapolis, will rocei�e sealed bida up to #li6 hour.of 7s30 o'alock P. Il�. On Taeaday, F�a.y 1, 1928, at the City Hall at Hopkins, ��innesota, . for the construction of Sidewalk and curb for the Village of �est �inneapolis for the year 1928, according to the specifications no�r on file in the offiae of the Village Record.er. Said bids are to specify the pribe per square 9eard of sidewa.lk and price per lineal foot of curb. � _ � The sealed eavelopes containing bids shall be addresaed to`the� Village r^.ecorder, Village of j��est P�.inneapolis, Hopkins, �innesota, and sYiall be plainly marked �ith the title "Bid". % - � � '�� . � . Dated this 23rd day of April, 1928. � ; • ARCH .T'� H. bIILLER - Recorder of the Village of �lest �idinneapolis, Hopkina, Minnesota. IdOTI CE OF B IDS FOB THE REP�IRI NG 0�' THE I�OOF ON CI TY HA.LL +�--� Notice is hereby given that the Village Council of the Village - of West l�diinne�apolis, will �eceive sealed bids np to thQ hour of 7:30 o'clock � P.L�., on.Tuesday, May 1, 1928, at the City. Eall at Hopkins, �innesota, .for �%� the repairing of the roof on the Village Ball in the Village of �est �inneapolis (Hopkins), DQinneaot�: � The sesled envelopes containing bids shall be addressed to the � �illage Reco�d.er, Villa�e oP �lest Riinneapolis, Hopkins, �innesota, and sha.11 � be plainly marked �ith tlie title "Bid". D�,ted this 23rci day of April, 1928. A'�tCHIE H�,� L , �---- . Recoxder of the �Village of 1'lest 9�inneapolia, "� Hopkins, �dinnesota. i• , �otice for Bids for Fire Hose l�otice is hereby given that the Qillage Council of the V�llage of 5'dest �inneapolis, �vill receive sealed bids �ap to the hour of 7:30 o'clook, P. 1�. on '�'u.esday, B1ay 15th, 1928, st the City Ball at Hopkins, �iinnesota, for ' , 1200 �eet of � inc� fire hose. The sealed envelopes containing bids shall be add.ressed to the �illage Clerk, Village of 4�est Dginneapolis, Hopkin�, B��innesota, and shall be plainly marked with the title "Bid". Dated this 24th day of 9pri1, 1928. �RCHIE H. �L�TT.T.F$ Recorder of the Village of �Iest �Tinneapolis, � Hopkins, B�i.nnesota. . 0 A raotion ��as dul�r made that the attorne� ti�s instructed to investigate the matter of the bus rates and if necessar9 to take this matter up �aith the Ra,ilroad and ti�'arehouse Co�unission. �. B. Hagen �nd Clilliam Strobeck appear before the Council as a com- � �i.tte fro tho Civil and Commerce �ssociation and present a resolution that �r,�s d for a said association in rega.rds to I�o. 12 High�ray and requested that the Villt�ge. Council should pass the same resolution,on a motion duly made � and carried the resolution.�ras. offered by Trustee, E. J. iJlcDonald �who thereupon mo�ed its passa�e and �as seconded by Trustee, �nil Peterson, being put to the �►� Council aa�d vTMas adopted unanimously. . The Village Attorney reported that the �I,indberg account asspresented for payment by the University Hospital �as not allotaed. The Ord'�nce establishin� park board-�t its first reading. ,, �.R Road aommittee reported on the openir� up the Fifth venu North stating that there c�as too bi� a cut to make and tne Village on1�T ��e�'one-'r�.lf of the street and, therefore, they did not reco�end the opening and grading of Fifth �venue at this time. The Road Committee recoinmended the �;rading and �ravellin� of the alley bet�een Eighth and Nineth Avenues tznd �xcelsior Ave., and �irst Street. On a - motion duly made azd carried it �ras decided to grade and �°ravel this alley. � The Civi� Cor�erce �ssociation requested that the �illage Counail meet with their committee on thE llth Avenue matter. On. a motion cluly made and carried the Villa�;e Council F��as. to meet �vith the Civil Commerce �ssociation Committee and the �i. T. �. officials for the purpose of trying to arrive at a settlement in regards to the llth Avenue South. I�e�tin.g wa,s adjourned tmtil iiay 15, 1928. Archie H. �iiller. Clerk and Recorder, Attest: an�Torr A. oLsoTs. � Preaident. - ,��1 ! � The Villa�;e Council of the Village of CJest �innea�olis met�in Council Roon in-.��agular session at 7:30 o'clocl� P. �. l�ay 1, 1928. _ Il�embers Preseut; Anton A. Olson, President, Emil Peterson, E. J. �icDonald and J. Jasperson, Trustees; �rchie H. P�iller, Reconier. ' Tne minutes of the previous meeti� s�-ere xead and approved. The reports of Irvin� 't;J. Oltman, P,�arshal, Daniel E. Foley, and Harr� C. Blunt, Justiees of the �teace, Frank Stodola, Road-overseer, Iierman Olson, as to i`later and Ga,s collections, John �►cNally as Secretary of the Fire Depart- ment and the Re�ort of the Library, ��ere read, aZaproved and ordered placed on file. The follo��in� bills vaere read and allowed. 20a �Ierman Qlson 205 Irvin� ta". oltman 206 Edward P�a.kousl�q 207 Gust Flilliams 208 Leonard Nilliams 209 �pls. Genl Elec. Co. 210 Crane Co. 211 First IVat'1 Ins. �.g�enc� 212 S. G. gdams Stam� & str. Co. 213 Pure Oil Co. 214 , Puka,nds Brovm & Co. 215 Gt. Northern I�y. Co. 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 �. - 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 Po�Jer Equip. Co. Frank Stodola Joe Joret Frank Nunvar E. Brok1 Joe Pudil 67arren Benson Ed. Farber Frank 5todola . �T. �l. Bell Tel. Co. Daniel E. Fole9 �. J. Jeppeson First iQat'1 Bank of t'7est �ipls. � Sec. IJat'1 Bank of i;est �ipls. Hopkins �:otor Car Co. Henn. Co. Regiew Imp. Bulletin Standard Oil Co. . Phili�p Care� Co. J. E. Henrlessey & Co. Hopkins Public Library N. ti'l. PTatl. Bk. Sal to 5-1-28 Sal to 5-1-28 Sal to 5-1-28 Sal to 5-1-28 Sal to 5-1-28 Pov�e r and 1 i�;ht E. L. E11., etc. Bond of �rchie H. l�iller Do� Ta�s � Gasoline Car Co�e b'reight on Soo car #131256 Falve 117 hrs. 0 55� 109 hrs. � 45¢ 100 n-rs . C� 45¢ 59 hrs. � 45¢ 104 hrs. O 45¢ 13_➢ays � �3.00 108 hrs. ��? � 45¢ 193 hrs. C 90¢ Servi�e J. P. Services Sal Eng. Village Collections Colle ctions repc�irs �; sup. to tracto r Printin.� P�?inutes and notices of bids Ad for bids � Gasoline Egpausion joints Road lbr. Sal & Supplies Int. on Gas bonds 65.00 62.50 62.50 75.00 62.50 445.9� 2.01 5.00 3.89 3.33 243.24 119.44 23.23 64.35 49.05 45.00 26.55 46.80 39.00 48.60 173.70 48.85 2.80 64.00 8.00 8.00 31.56 15.00 3.60 1.62 22.75 55.60 140.44 483.75 A petition �vas presente to t C.uncil asking that the streets be treated c�rith oil instead of . � on a�otion duly made and carried it �vas agreed to scarify and oil them. � motion was duly ma,de and carried to reject all side�valk bids and to readvertise for k�ids for P�ay 15. The follo�ring bids ti�ere received for a nen� roof for trio City Aall. Zeonard.:'$ehrs for repairing• present roof 4`�140.00. J. E. Henaesseg Co. have the laying of a ne�r� roof ;�178.40. On a motion duly made axid ca�ried the J. �. Hennessey Co. rr,�s--givet� the contract for �uttin� on a ne�� roof accordin�; to -. ti,; d � '" �sl� the C, 11i & St. P. $g. to submit plans of their nev� depot ,r tneir a�oproval. - �� N � T I C E An ordinance of the Villa�;e of �'lest P�inneapolis entitled "An Qrdinance to Prevent the Rtuznin� at Large of Do�s and l�uthorizing the Destruction of the Same in a Sux�►ary Manner S'Phen at Iarge Contrary to this QrdfnanCen as passed aad approved Pday 3, 1904, and as ameaded October 3rd, 1918, will be enPoraed by the Villa,ge Counail. This Ordinance requires all awners or keepers of do�s to register aad Zicense t2� same in the Office of the �illage Recorder: Such owners or keepers s�,ll pa� �1:00 for each mals dog �nd �8.50 for each �emale dog. b].1 a�wners or keepers �vill be required to pa.y suah lioense on or be�ore the 15th day oP Bday, 1928. BY ORDER OF TI� VILLAGE C�CIf� OF THE vILI,�GE OF @PEST 11dINNEAPOLIS BY .,�xIE H. ,�Q� RIB COIdB r . --�. � :� . The.Village Couacil of the Pilla�e of �Jest �inneapolis met in Counail Room in regular session at 7:30 o'clock, P. M. Dd�y 15, 1928. b�embers Present: dnton A. Olsam, President, �mil Pateraon, E. J. �aDonald and J. Jaspera�, Trustees; 9rchie H. P�3.11er, Recorder: 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 2�9 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The following bil].s eaere read a.nd allov�ed: H. �f..Butterfield He x�n�an Ol son Irving 6fii. Ol�ma,n Edw�rd Makous3�q Gust �iilliams Leonard �lilliams Geo. Bd. ]�411es Standard Oil Co. America,n Nleter Co. Pete S�,indquist Yellow Trail Garage Frank Stodola Joe Joret Fra,nk l�un,var Joe Pudil Ed. Farber �Varren Benson F�il Brokl Frank Stodola Hc�pldna �dotor Car. Co. �1. s, idott co. CoOk �Oil Co. Gt. 1Porthern $y. Co. First Natl Ba,nk Seo. Natl Bank g. H. Hensler L. Luadquist Fire Department Cleaning chimney at City Eall Sal to 15th, Postage 1.00 Salary - Salaxy to 5-15-28 . Sal to 5-15-28 Salary to 5..15-28 9 ga.7., ga,s-Star Car Oil for Gas House Repa.ir Meters Rspa,ir Generator and val4es Gas and repairs to tractor 108 hrs. � 55¢ 107 hrs. � 45¢ 10? hrs. � 45¢ 107 hrs. � 45� 89 hrs. � 45¢ 12 days C� �3.00 17 hrs. � 45� 204 hrs. man and team � 90¢ Re�ira to tractor Egpansion �oints C,�,s oil Frt. on gas oil coupons for certified indbt. oonstable, Oltma.n bond, �10.00 BQarshal, Oltman bond, �10.00 �arshal, ]IGakousl�y bond, �1Q.00 Repair8 Labor and material on manhole on Excelsior. Avenue. Report of Fire Dept. for �To. of gpril. The following bida wera received for side walk and curb: 5.00 66.00 62.50 62,50 75.00 62,50 1.62 23.38 43.05 21•60 11.67 59.40 48.15 48.15 48.15 40.05 ss.00 7.65 183.60 30.75 3.92 286.53 200.55 126.36 1 30.00 - 15.30. 5�50 57,00 �_ g. Anderson & Son Side walk per sq. yd. 1.15 1�• 7� �-' �= anxb per lineal foot .45 L. Lundquist Side walk per aq. yd. .90 curb per 13nea1 foot .40 Cavanagh Bros. aide walk per sq. �d. .86�` 4 enrb per lineal foot- .40 A motion was duly ma,de and carried to reject all bids and to re- ad.vertise for bids for June 5. Pursuant to a notice Por bids for 1200 feet of fire hoae the fol- lowing bids were receiveds . Pl. S. Nott Co. Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Co. Eureka Fire Hose I�fg. Co. Arab Hose per ft. wa$ and gum I-�Yin D. J. , pe r f t. Ideal D. J., per ft. �Haderite D. J., per ft. wax and gam, �i-Lateral, 3 ply. Bi-Lateral Underwritera D. J. Paragon, per ft. . Red Cross, per ft. Trojan, D. J. per Pt. 1.10 1.35 1.35 1.30 Z.25 1.30 . 76 1.40 1.30 1.20 aont. �2 Blne Diamond �ultipile per ft. 1.15 • Vuloa.n, D. J. per ft. ' 1.05 Ranier, D. J., per ft. :95 IInder�vriters D. J., per.ft. .'Tl � motion was duly ma,de and carrfed to purchase I000 ft: Blue Diamond Prom the Eureka Fire Ho�e �dfg. Co., a.nd 200 ft. avax and gum from �. S. l�ott 90. Correspondenoe was read f rom �Yr. Veadel Triden and was referred to the Road Committee.� On a motion duly made and carried the clerk �s instructed to � aontraat for fift� pater meters. �� On a motion duly made and carried the clerk was instructed to con- traot for coal for the Gas House. � On a motion duly mdde a.nd carried ths clerk was instracted to advertise ior a carload of Pocsahontas coal for the City Eall. � The speaifications for side walk and curb were read and a motion was duly made and carried to pass the necessary resolutione to adopt the said apecifications as read. � . Ordina.nce entitled, "�IB ORDIN9NCE ESTABLI9HING gND CREATIPTG g PARK BOgRD," wa.s given its seaond reading, passed, approved a.nd ordered publiahed. The President of the Counail, Auton A. Olson, mads the follamving appointments Por the Park Boarda W. B. Anderson Por the one year term �,'�Elmquist for the two year term Mrs. James Lien� for the three year.term S�ella Petersea secretary associate for the one year term Archie H. Miller associate for the one year term A motion was duly made aiad carried affirming the appoiatments as made by the President, Anton A. Olson. �3eeting zeas adjourned until June 5, 1928. � Attest: Anton �. Olson President. ARCHIE I�; ,�ILI�R Clerk and Record.er. �: � �� - •. . 0 i SPECIFICATION OF SIDETI6LK HOPKINS, �IY�i1ESOT�. 1. Cement:-- SY�all meet the requiremonts of Standard Specifications of the Amerioa.n Society of Testing materials: o 2. Fine Aggr,egate:-- Shall consist of na,tural��sand or screenings from hard tough crushed rock gravel, or sla,g. Itlust be clean and well graded, all fine aggregate shall pass--one-fourth screen and 95� sha.11 be retained on a 100 mesh acreen. 3. Coarse Aggregate:-- l+�ay be pebbles, broken stone, or.blast furnace slag;--must be clean, hard, durable, and uncoated. All aggregate shall gass two inch screen and 95f be retained on a one-Pourth iach screen. 4: ti�ater:-- Shall be clean enough to drink. _ 5. Joint filler:-- Furnished by village to be placed as directed by the LEagineer. , 6. Forms:-- Sha.11 be of linnber two inches thick or of steel of equal stren�th. �'onns of lu�nber may be used �or curved seations of curb, or flegible material held in line by suitable stakes. 7: S�ib-Grade:-- Prepared by villa�e: � 8.` Drainse=- «'here necessary a tile drain four inches in diameter shall be placed to protect walk a�ainst frost aation: ; 9. Sub-Base:-- From four to sig inahes of gravel or equalTy good �na,terial shall be placed on the walk grad'e by the �illage. 10. The Ba.se of the walk shall be not less tha.n three and one-half inches (�2".) thick,; of tamped concrete. The propox�rtions of ma.terial.s shall be one par'� aement, tcao a.nd one shalf ��) parts fine_ aggregate, and four parts coarse a.ggrega.te: J-- . TB. The top or finish coat shall be laid fourty-five (45) minutes after base is laid._ The proportions shall be one part,cement and two parts clean sand: , 11. �i$ing=-- Conarete shall_be mixed until each p art of fine aggregate is coated ��ith cement and coarse aggregate is coated with mortar: _ �- 12. Placing and Finishing:-- The.Base shall be thoroughly tamped and shall be struck off to three fourth inch (3�4") below the finished �rade._ The top coat sha,ll be� struck off the finishecl tiviih a wood float. , 13. Jointing:=- The tivalk shall be cut into rectangul.ar slabs not greater than three (�3) feet on any side. The surface edges of �each sZab shall be rounder to and one-fourth (�) inch radius. D6arkings shall be ex- actl� at cuts bet�veen slabs. 14: �Curin�:-- Finished concrete shall be kept we� for seYea days. 15. Drivewaysz-- �`Jhere ever driveways cross sidetvalks, the thick- ness of wal� shall be increased to siz�inches. The same mixtures as in Section 11. � - _-f _,;:, .� C U E B.S.P E C I F I C A T I 0 N S ' Hopkins, aIinnesota.. 0 The curb shall be 6" g 16�' c�posed of aement, one part sand or Pine a�gre$ate � parts. The outside or aorner of edge of the curb shall be fiaiahed to a I2 inc.h radius. � � The material shall be mixed as dry as Qonsiatent �rith good work and finished off iu�ediately after taking off formS. 0 0 � �'.. ��. t11tt e rr� E�# t�tn.er� nXi� � � ,� �� ' � � �' � ��' � HENNEPIN COUNTY �� - HOPKINS. MINNESOTA - NOTICE OF BIDS Notiae is hereby given that the Village Counail of the Villa�e oP 1`lest P�.inneapolis, Hennepin County, ��ill reaeive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'clock, P. T�. on Tuesday, June 5, 1928,. at the �� City Hall at Hopkins, igfnnesota, for coal of the iollov�ing kind. '� % 1 aar Pooahontas coal �-� The sealed envelopes containing bids sha.11 be addressed to the Village Reaorder, Village of �xlest b�i.nneapolis, Hopkins, F�innesota, and , shall be plainly marked with the title "Bids". � The Village Council reservea the right to reject antip or all bids. ` � Dated P�ay 26, 1928. . ARCHIE H. B,'IIL�. _ Recorder of Village of \�lest �inneapolis, ' , . , Hopkins, BQinnesota. � �; �- '�_ , �—�_ I ,� i �; �� The Village Council o� the villa�e of tiJest P�inneapolis met in Council Room in re�ular session at 7�:30 o'clock, P: �ll: June 5, 1928: �iembers Present: �nton A. Olson, President, r'�nil Peterson, E. J. �+TcDonald and J. Jasperson, Trustees; �rchie H. 1tliller, Recorder. The mir_utes of the previous meeting ��rere , read and approved. The reports of Irving Oltrnan, Police Officer; Daniel E. Foley, _ Just3ce of the Peace; Frank Stodola, Road,-overseer; and Herman Olson, as to sVater and Gas Collections, were read and approved and ordered placed ozi file. � � A motion. was duly made arid carried to instruct�the Justice of the Peaae, Earry C. Blunt, to ha,ve his reports in each month; The follo�cing bills �ere read and allrnved: 266 Northwestern National Bank 267 Security National Bank 268 First National Bank 269 Herman Olson 270 Irqing Oltman 271 Ed. b!lakousi�y 272 Gust �dlilliams � 273 Leonard 4Yilliams 274 First National Bank 275 Security National Ba.nk 2'76 Anton A. Olson 277 �ai.l Peterson 278 E. J. McDonald 279 J. Jasperson 280 Archie H: bti.11er 28Z �1. S. Nott Co: ° 282 RepubTic Paint &: �arnish ��Jorks 283 State of �inn. Dept of High' �vay 284 285 286 28 7 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 29 7 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 Standard Oil Co. State of D�inn: �ept of High- �Y Frank Stodola� Joe J'oret �'rank Nunvar Joe Pudil Ed. Farbe r �'�Jarren Benson • Christ Jenson H. Chmel L. Thampson Frank Stodola Northwestern Bell Tel. Co: �rs: S. �HcCoa�,ugY�y Hennepin County Review Yellow Trail Garabe fl�aetzold's Aardtivare Il4inneapolis Gen. F1ec. �Co. Jame s �Ti ckociym " JosepYi A. Hosp ' A. W. Elmquist James Teply First Nat.ional Bank . , A. H. Hensler � �` Hopkins Public Library E. J. Jeppesen , Z. Lundqui.st Interest on Bldg. Bonds 50:00 Cert: of Ind. and coupons S and C warrants an.d interest 1522:31 Cert: of Ind. and conpons S. and C. tvarrants and int. 972:31 Sal. 6_1-28 � 65:00 Sal. 6-1-28 62.50 Sal: 6_1-28 62;50 Sal. 6-1-28 75:00 Sal. 8-1-28 62;50 Collections 8:00 Collections � 8:00 �alary 105:00 � Salary 75,00 � Salary 75,00 4 Sa.7.� ry 75.00 4 Salary ° 150,00 200 f t. �qa.x and gum 0 1.35 270; 00 15 ga1.:Lacquer Yellow st. marking 15:00 5 ton Pierce loads dirt � 1.00 10 ga,l s. g�,s G0-2 ton truck-hours � 1:50 70 hours labor ' @ .50 126 hrs. � 55¢ � 124 hrs. � 45¢ 124 hrs. � 45¢ 125 Yirs. � 45¢ 45 hrs. � 45¢ 14 da�ys ' � �3.00 63 hrs. � 45¢ � � 58 hrs. � .45¢' �18 hrs. Q 90¢ 248 hrs. � 90¢ Phone service meals �or prisoners (�) publishing minutes ord. �etc. 1� �allona gasoline 2 shovels � service . � Frt. and Drayage . 1 Sal.� and Steno fees �= Sala . . �� Repaired jail mattresses S. and C. int: a,nd warx�nts road repair books and salary Eng. service S. aad C. on 6th Ave. North 46.00 1:80 125.00 69.30 . 55:80 55;80 56.25 20.25 - ' 42:00 28;35 26.10. 16.20 223:20� �8.85� 1:70 13:20 2:91 3.00 451:14 4;97 113;64 62:50� 2.00 226.06 2.25 124:48 0 68.50 1265.97 �. � � ��`�'`� � , � -� . , � � � , _ �►-�-� A petition signed by the majorit�r of owners of property,abutting on the alley bet�veen First�Street and Second Stree� South, and Eleventh and Tavelfth Avenues was presented�and, a a►otion 4vas �duly made and carried it �as referred to the Road Commmittee � �i . '�_,� . e _ - A petitiori si�nedlby property ocvners�on.Sigteeath Avsnue North between Excelsior gvenue and�I'irst St'reet.was presented asking for installation of a g�as main alon� said street, and was on a motion duly made and ca'rried ' ` granted: I � � ,,n�,,,,1,,,.� ��` �� `t�` . �� d A petition. si�ned', by property o�vners on -'1'hi,,�tae��h.Aveaue betvreen Exaelsior Anenue and First Street North was prese�ted�`and a motion was duly _ made and carried to grant the petition and to pass the necessary re�solutions for the installation of saidiwater main. � g petition si�ned; by ma.jority of property o�rners on Sixth gvenne. Sou�h �etween Excelsior Aveaue and SeQond Street was presented asking to , have said Street oiled and the said petition Nas on a motion duly made and � carried granted. � � � A petition tivas presented askin� for the grading of. the alley between Twelfth and Thirteent$ next to First Street South and only to be ,graded bet�seen sig lots. � � �M , A petition was signed by all the property otivriers, of said lots �-�' . ,and on a motion duly ma.de.and carried was referred to the Road Co�ittee. ,� A motion was duly;made and carried iastructing the Clerk to _ advertise for bids for se�ver� on Excelsior Avenue, bet�veen Fifth and , �9@21116 S . i � �10��r�� . , A motion was duly�made a.nd carried instructin.g the Clerk to ad- vertise for bids for water ma.in on Thir�eeYi=�and Sizteenth gvenues. . . , �- , Pursuant to notices of bids for the layiuo of sidewalk and curb -the-followin� bids were received: , � . ' s ide�ralk curb . g. Anderson & Sonl �1.15 per sq. yd. 45¢ per lineal ft:' L. Lundquist � �0.95 per sq,� yd:� 45¢ per lineal ft: „ On a motion duly�made and carried.the contract was �ranted to L. Lundquist. , Pursuant to notices for bids for coal for the City Hall, the fol- lowing bids were received: I� ;� „�; . . ' i � Pioneer �levator'and Ltamber � �10:57 per ton ,. J. E. Hennessy,&'i�Co. 10:15 per ton_ � , " On a m�tion duly �made a.nd carried the J. �.� Hennessy & Co. v�as_ , given the contraat for oae aar of egg size Poca.hontas coal. � �ir: Kirkpatrick appeared before the CounaiT for the Hsnnepin " � Coun�y,Fair 9ssociation a.ncl?explained that they were rea.eiving aontributions _ � Prom all the towns of rural�Hennepin for the construction of a pexmanent boys and girls cTub building. , T'nat said buildin� �vould be the property of the _ club and :�ould no� become the property of the Fair Association. On a motion , duly made and carried �150.00 was approp riated for the construotion of said �. building. � ; _ H. F. Converse and George H. Filbert appeared before the Council in regards to the plating of the Northeast corner of the �Village and tendered . deeds to all the streets in;�said plat to tne village. I�otion ��as duly made �� ' and carried to�accept the said deeds upon the 0. K. of the �illage attorney , and�upon the acCeptance of an guditors plat to said..property. ` `� �;�_i A motion tivas duly ma,de and carried to send a notice to the o�mers �--' of the houses located on Lots 19 and 21,.Block 68 to comply with'�'the ordinance. � in regards to sanitary conditions and for the construction �of 'sec�er con- ' nections to the property on said lots. .. . � . � � ti _ , -'�-�. The Recorder, Archie H. .�2iller; explained Vtha,t due to the con- � fusion;`and to the inconvenience of �having t�vo names for our village and post- office�that he had prepared the follocving resolution a,nd �vish it to be spread on the minutes of this meeting, but that he �vould not move for its adoption untii a later meetirig, ��hereupon the following resolution was.reade 4�REAS, This village has beea incorporated under the name of `�"illage of aVest fl�inneapolis, AND �,�REaS, The United States postal authorities ha,ve desi�nated the name of the post office in said� village as Hopkine, AAI�TD �'dI�EAS, There is such a vast difference in the name of the village as incorporated, namely the village of �aTest P�inneapolis, and the name of the post-office as designated as Hopkiris, AND T`1I�REAS, `rhe General Statutes" of �dinnesota for 1923, Section 1193 provides as follows: . � CHANGE OF NAN� ,OF FI7�LAGE:-- That the name of a�i iiz- corporated village in this state may be changed to the same name , J as, the post-office therein, by an ordinance of such village so declaring, duly and legally adopted by the council thereof, when- ever the name of suCh village as incorporated is different than the name of the post-office in such nillage, as desi�;�a.ted by the United States postal authorities. � � And Section 1194 of said Statutes provides as follorvs: I , ! EFFECT:-- TJpon the filin.g of a certified copy of suah ordinance tivith the county audi�tor of the county in �hich such village is located, and �vith the state suditor and secretary of state, the name of such village shall be changed as ia such ordinance provided. Such cha.nge in name shall in no way 8ffect any liability, obligation, po�er, duty, law or ordina.nce, or other matter or thin� in any r�ay relating to such village, except- ing that the nec� na.me of such village shall thereafter-be sub- stituted for and used in place of its old•name. ANU y�lHERE�IS, It �vould be to the benefit of the general public and the .community to chan�e the name of said village from the Village of ti'lest ,�-�. A.'linneapolis to tne Village of Hopkins. j ��, o T�REFCRE B� IT RESOLVED, That ��e, the village council of the " Village of i'�iest �inneapolis Hopkins Post-office It�Tinnesota hereby order and • instruct the village attorney, Joseph A. Hosp, to draw an ordina.nce necessary � for the said changing of the said name oi this village and.to do all other nscessaxg acts and deeds to, compl�r �;�ith the �state lavus of the State o� P.�innesota to ha.ve the said name of the Village of 'Hopi�ins substituted for and used in place of the Village of �lest �inneapolis. , On a motion duly made and.carried the meetin� was adjourned to �une 19, 1928: � � ARCHIE H. �ILL�:1�. Clerk and I�ecorder. gttest: �_ �TdTOId A. OLSOI�T President. � , � petition having been presented for additional S`Jater It?ain ez= � tensions for the puroose of supplyin��water to the inh,abitents of the Village of �Vest �inneapolis on Thirteenth Avenue betQveen Egcelsior , Avenue and First Street North, and on Sixteenth gvenue between Excelsior ' gvenue and Seaond Street North, and that the whole amouxit of the. aost , and egpense thereof be assessed against the abutting property of the ' petitioners, and in considera.tion of ��hich Trustee and Councilman, E. J. BdcDonald, offered the following resolution. �REAS, The Village Council of the Village of �Iest P�inneapolis, County of Hennepin, State of Nlinnesota, has called to its attention by petition of the ovaners of the property concerned therein the ad- � visability and necessity of constractir� additiona.l �'7ater �a,in for the purpose of supplying �vater to the inhabitents of the Village of �Jest 1 �inneapolis, that said i'7ater Illain and�,the construction thereof so " under consideration is to be laid�as �follo�vs. On Thirteenth Avenue between Egcelsior Avenue �. and First 3treet North, and on Sigteenth Avenue bet�een �celsior Avenue and,Second Street North. The size_ of the �vater main so proposed to be laid shall be S�i$ �(6) inch:-.Pipe auch as uaual and customary in such case. ' � AND 1�'�REAS, the Council has been duZy considering the ma.tter of making said water ma,in extension in accordance tivith Chapter 425 of the laevs` �o'f.Minnesota, for the year 1921, and providing for the egpense thereof to be.p�id by the abutting property owners in accordance with said Chapter. NOS9 THEREFOR'E BE IT RESOI,VED, in accordanae �ith said C}�apter that the consideration of la,ying said water main egtension in aacordance with said ChaptOr be tak�n up and that there be a public hearing thereon �at 7:30 o'clock-P. 1�.; July 3, 1928, in the Council Room of the Pillage _Aall iz� the .Village. of: S�lest i�inneapolis, County and. State aforesaid, and the Uilla�e Reao,rder is hereby directed to notify all prope rty o�vners, whose property�inay be assessed therefore to be present at said hearin� • '�hat sa3d noti�Eication be given by publioation of the proper notice in �' due form in the official paper of the Village of ll�est Dllinneapolis, County and State aforesaid. ' . �Trustee::;and:..Counc�ilmars,1�. J. ,I�cDonald, who offered the foregoing . resolution ti�ere�apon moved its adoption, �vhich �vas seconded by Trustee and Councilman r^r.nil Petersen, a.nd upon being put to a vote was waanimously adopted iiy aZl membera of the Pillage Council. , � � i �� . �i.��?�E � �E�� ixtl'iEii�Q�i� - HENNEPIN COUNTY HOPKINS. MINNESOTA � SE69ER�--BIDS CLOSE JULY 17, 1928 1�7EST �lINNEAPOLIS, PIIIlQNESOT9 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-- Sealed bids for the improvement of r'�celsior Avenue by layiag a sewer thereon as raore fully set forth below will be received by the Pillage Counail of the Village of ti�est Minneapolis, Hennepin County, State of �iinnesota, Post Offiae, Hopkins, BQinnesota, up to 7:30 o'aloak p.m. July 17, 1928, at whiah time same will be opened for oonsideration. � , Said sewer on said �Qelsior Aveaue shall be te� (10) inch.es in diameter and 1360 feet, more or less, in length, and shall include all necessary w�res and manholes a.nd shall be laid in acoordance with plan.s and specifiaations on file in the office of the Recorder of said Village of S{�est fl�inneapolis, Post Office, Hopkins, Minnesota, pursuant to Chapter 3S of Law� of lt4innesota, Por ��} the year 1915 and amendments thereto. � Proposals therefor to be considered must be made on a basis of cash payment for the said vrork, labor and material; and must be accompanied by a oash deposit or duly certified check payable to the order of the Treasurer of the Villa�e, as payee, for at least fifteen pe�r cent (15f ) of the amount of the bids. - � The suaaessful 3iidder will be required, on the aaceptance of his bid, to eaecute a written contract v�ith the said Dilla�e in the amount of the contraat, all in accordance with Cha,pter 35 of the laws of the State of P�innesota for the �ear 1915. The Village of P�est Iliinneapolis reserves the right to reject ar�q or all bids, and bids not in coaformity ��ith the notice and CYiapter 23 of the laws of l�innesota for 1915, will not be aonsidered. . Da,ted June 22, 1928. ��CHIE H. �II�LER. Villa�;�e Reaorder. : �_� Attest: ANTOIV A. 07.�SOIQ. President of Village Council. f=.'�� :�-�_ �YIIr�e ,o# �.e�# �innett�olY$ � � HENNEPIN COUNTY � � HOPKINS. MINNESOTA _ 1V 0 T I_C E ,- The Villa.g�e Council of the Villa�e of �aest �inneapolis will meet in the Council Room of the Village Eall at 7:30 0'clock P. �I., July 3, 1928, and �vi11 consider the laying of a water main extenaion on Thirteenth Avenue between �celsior Avenue and �irst Street.North, and on Sigteenth Avenue between Exaelsior Avenue�and�Seaoad Street North and hear all objeations „ which may be made thereon: � . Dated June 19, 1928: . � ARCHIE H. 14SIT.LER. - � Village Recorder. Q � �'. - - ��CItt$e ,a� �Es# �trtxt�r�oits � HENNEPIN COUNTY � HOPKINS. MINNESOTA G`IgTER llTAIN EXT�ISION---BIDS CLOSE JtJLY 17, 1928. i�JEST D,ZINi�iEAPOLI5;' T�INNESOTA. NOTICE TO CONTR�CTORS-----Sealed proposals will be received by the Villabe Council of the 9illage of �dest �inneapolis, E�innesota, until 7:30 o'clock P. �I. Tuesd.a,y Jul� 17, 1928, and then publicly opened and oonsidered, for the construotion of egtension to the v��atermains in and for the said Village, in accordance �vith the plana and speQifioations therefor now on file in the office of the Village �iecorder. ' The work will consist of approximately 1862 lineal feet oP cast iron pipe mains, together with Y�ydrants, valves, specials, and cox�nections to the existing mains. . (� � Bids must be_ on the blank forms furnished b,y the Villagro and must be accompanied b� a duly certified check or bidder's bond in a ativn equa.l to not less than.l5� of the amount of the bid, payable to the order of the Village Treasurer, to be forfeited as liquidated damages (not penalty) by ax�p bidder who is a� rded the contract and who fails to execute the cantract and to furnish the required bond promptly. All bids must be�made on the basis of cash payment for the work. Plans and speaifications may be seeri and blank proposals obtained at the office of the Village Fiecorder. `�he Village of ',vest �inneapolis reserves the right to re jeat a�y or�all bids, and bids not in conformity with the notiae and the Laws bf Minnesota vrill not be considered. Dated this 19th day.of June,.1928. _ � CR HIE Ht 11�I___ 5�,�_I. F�R. Village Recorder: �ttest: ANTON A. OLSON. President of Village Council. �� . � , Tbs Village Council of the Villa�e of ��est B�inneapolis met in Council Room in reg�zlar session at 7:30 o'aloak, 1'. 1�., J�e 19, 1928. �embers Present:, Anton A. Ols�.on, President, Emil Peterson, E. J: �IcDonald�and J. Jasperson, Trustees; Arohie H. DQiller, Recorder. • The reports of Harry C. Blunt, Justiae of the Peace, and the report of the Fire Department were read, approved and orriered plaaed on file. �he followiag bills v��ere read and allo�ed: ` 311 Herman Olson S12 Irvin� Oltman � 313 Ed. g: ll�a.kousl�y 314. Gust �'lilliams 315 Leonard �Tilliams 316 Frank Stodola 317 J. Joret 318 Frank Nunvar 319' H. Chmel 320. ,.Christ Jenson 321 Joe Pudil . 322 d. Vaspar 323 �larren Benson 324 4Y. Stodola 325 E. Brokl � 326 Frank Sto�ola 327 �Frank Sitar 328 Hogkins Hand Laundry 329 D�cDona,ld Transfer Co: 330 J�. E. Hennessy & Co: 331 Crane' Camiaany " � 332 The I,agonda Mfg. Co:. 333 Pdiller IDavis Compa�y 334 Sta.ndard 03:1 Co: 335 '�Iaterous Company 336 The Pure Oil Co. 337 Pioneer Elev. LUmber Co. 338 Chief Oil Inspector 339 First National Baak 340 Sedurity National Bank 341 Piokaxlds, Bro�vn & Co. 342 Great Northern l�y. Co. 343 J•. E. Hennessy & Co: 344 R. V�1: P�oore 345 Eleah Hosp 346 Loraiae Cu].shaw 347 �eo: P. Miller 348 F. J. Topka . 349 �Im: J, l�i lle r 350 Art. Neider 351 Harry C. Bluat 352 Verner t`Jilliams Sal. 6-15-28 Sal . 6-15,;28 • Sal. 6-15-28 $al. 6-15=28 Sal. 6_15-28 Sa.l. 117 Hrs. � 55¢ � � 122 hrs. � 45¢ 112 hrs: � 45¢ 109 hrs. �.45¢ 109 hrs, � 45¢ 113 hrs. � 45¢ I13 hrs. C� 45¢ 13 d.ays Q �3.00 43 hrs: � 45¢ � 32 hrs: G� 45¢ 230 hrs. � 90¢ 34 ht,s. � 90¢ 12 blankets � 35¢ Drayage S�ippl ie s Supplies Cuttera � Books Gas and oil F�ydrant Gasoline . S�rveyor's stakes eta: � Inspection of Distillate �355 Interest on 22 warrants � Interest on 12 wa,rrants 1 car coke, Soo #22816 Frt. on Coke, car Soo #22816 Re-ro�3fin� City Hall as per contract ,Eiection Board Election Board Election Board "Election Board Election Board Election Board Il�eals for� election board D,7ay 25th Trial 22 hrs. egtra labor at Ga,s House 65:00 62:50 62;50 75;00 62.5b 64.35 54:90 50.40 ' 49:05 49,05 50:85, 50:85 42:00 - 19:3.5 14.40 207.00 30. �i0 4.20 2:05 2.60 26.57 2:30 • 8.15 4.25 51:35 2.30 ` 2:50 . 4.86 9:95- 6.99- 214.2� 105:20 178:4U 12.50 10:50 10.5A 10.50. 10:50 10.50 • 3:00 3:05 9:90 � A petition signed by residents on Ha,rr3son .Avenue wa� presented asking to ha,ve the street put in a good traveling condition. On,a motion duly made and . � ca.rried the ma,tter vra.s referred to the Road Co�nittee: � • � Correspondence was read from the State Highway Depa,rtment in regard to the sewer on F�celsior &venue and cras placed on file. � / Frank Nemeo appeared before tne council as a member of the Aarley Hopkins school and ask for the �rading of Monroe Avenue, and on a motioa duly ma.de and carried'it was referred to the Road Coffinittee. � � " A request was ma.de for`some grading and repairs to be done on P�Ionk gvenue near the railroad tracks and on a motion duly made and ca,rried the matter was referred to the Road Committee.. � � Qn a motion duly made and carried Gust tiJilliams was granted a two �veeks vaaation as soon as he oan obtain the necessa.ry help to enable him to leave. , ; . . ..;�- •�J m Ths Coomnittee of residents from Goodrich Avenue appeared before ths t� Council and asked to have Goodrioh Avenue either oiled or to use Calci� Chloride '�' for the settling of the�dust. lhis`matter�was referred to the�Road Co�nittee.. • A bill �a.s presented by:the P.�inneapol3s Roofing Company for extras on the rooi of-the City Hall and on a motion duly made and'carried the'bill �vas laid over until�the next meeting. . _ g petition that was presented some time a�o signed by property o�ners on Twelfth gvenue South askinb for side �valk and �urb in front of their premises cva.s ori a� motion duly made and ca.rried granted. ' A motion gras duly ma�de and carried"to increase Herman Olson's salary teri Do"llars (�y10.00) ,per mont�a begirining June l: . . l .' ` A motion �ras duly inade and carried to take out the telephOne at the Gas House. . " g motion was dul�r.made �nd carried for the engineer to.inspect ��e_ side walk a.nd curbs in the village arid make;a list of ones tha,t needed re�airin.g and to order Louis �undquist to repair them and all expenses shall be assessed 'aga,inst .. the pr"o�erty o�mers. ' ^ � � I :; ' On a motion duly made and carried ths meeting ti7as adjourned to JuZy 3, 1928.' � , ARCHIE H. 1�.�ILLER. ' � Clerk and Recorder. `' ' �ttest: ' � ANNTOI� A. OLS C1V. � � President: - - . � . . . . u� \, r t� r: �, The Qillage Gouncil � of the �illage of west Minneapolis�met in Council ;� ':� Room in regul.ar sesaion at ;7:30 o',cloak, P. M. Ju].y 3, 1928. ,, . . _ , _. � Il�embers present: 4nton g. Olson, President, Dmi1 Peterson; E. J.' ffiaDonald and Ji Jssperson, Trustees; grchie H. D�l.11er, Reaorder. : The reporta of Irvin� PJ. Olt�an, ll�arshal; Da.n.iel �. Fol�ey; Justice of the Peaae, Fraak Stodola, Road-oversesr, Iisanan Olson, as to water and gas collections, wer1 read, approved and ordered pla,ced on file. ; 355 356 357. 358 359 360 361 362 363 364. 365 366 367 368 369 3?0 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 The Pollowin� bills were read and allawed: Herman Olson Irving Oltman Ed. A. �dakousl�q Guet i'lilliama Leonard �'dilliams �elyn Nliller � Frank Stodola Frank Ntmvar " J. �oret H. CY�sl . . _ Christ Jeasen ° � Joe Rzdil �. J. vaspar V`Jarrea Benson E. Brokl, ` � ' " Frank Stodola Fi�ank Stodola �Jest Il�pls., Fire Dept. E. J. Jeppesen 9tandard Oil Co. Northwestern.Bell Tel Co. James Nickoci„ym , B�pls. Gen. Elec. Co. C�. S. S�netana �daDonald Transfer Co. Hopkins Ddotor Car Co. Se curi ty Ida t' 1 Bank -First Nat'1 Bank Gt. Northern l�y.� Co. Cook Oil Co. Harold Chmel �rs. Ed. A. P�akous]�y l�do the r' s Lunah � Fra.n� ,Sitar Hopkins.Public Zibrary L. Lundquist Jake Scheffler A. H. Iiensler E. J. �lcDonald Emil Petersen J. Jaspers� grchie H. �iller Herman Olsom Daniel E. Fole� L. ZZandqui st 3a1: 6-30.-28 Sal. 6-�0_28 " . Sal: 6-30-28 5a1. 6-30-28. .3a1. 6-30-.28 Service on V'illage Books �.17 hrs. � � 55¢ 93 hrs. � 45� 93 hrs. � 45¢ ' 65 hrs..� 45¢ 93 Yirs. � 45¢ � � � 88 hir�. � 45¢ 93 hrs'. � 45¢ 12 da.ys 0 �3.00 �59 hrs. � 45¢ 179 hrs: @ 90¢` - ° Cleaning alleys Eeport for Il�ay . Eag. Se rvi ce f or June 25 �allons of gasolin� phone service drayage li$ht and power reaord book. n�y�e Hepairs Collections Colleations Frt. on Gas Oil aar #180 cor$ 1 Car Burnin$ Oil, Car $180 Five dogs � �1.00 b?atron Por June Prisoners meals Special Poliae Sal. and supplies Eepairs 2 year Salary fire Stetivart Repa.i rs Delegate to Convention Delegate to Convention Dele�ate to Convention Delegate to Conventian Delegate�to Convention . Justiae fees First Block 75.00 62.50 ' 62.50 75.00 62.50 10.00 64:35 41.85 41.85 29.25 41i86 39.60 41.85 36;00 26.55 161:10 58:70 239.00 58.00 4.80 � 49;60 5.35 468.11 :85 9.60 21.70 8.00 8.00 178.00 265.52 5.00 5+00 1.2� 12.83 104.50 32,25 50•00 5:80 18:30 18.30 18:30 18;30 18,30 3.05 590.41 A petitioa signed by the property owners and asking for the gz�adfng of the alley xtiuznin� North and South between Fifteenth a.nd 3ixteenth 9venues and Excelsior and First Street North, was on a motion duZ,y made and ca.rried rePerred to the Roa,d Ca�mittee. Correspondence was read from the First National Bank and Security National Bank relative to the cha,nge in interest rates: APter so�e discuss��nn on the matter it was decided that;we would keep oa with our contract �vith both banks that had been entered into relative to interest on deposits. g request vvas read. from P,drr. and �r�. Jacob P. Jacobsen asl�-ing to have �, the �Iinneapolis General Electric'Corripa,�y move the electric pole from Lot 11, � Bloak $2, so that the�r aould put in a driveway into their premises. 'On a motion duly made and carried'the street commissioner cras instructed to start grading on Harrison Avenue. On a motion duly made and ca,rried the street co�issioner cras instructed to grade �onroe �venue in front of the Harley Hopkins School as far as the Street Railway. A motion was duly made and carried to grade �Sonk gvernze sufficient to take � aare oP the �va,ter drain. � ' On a motion duly made and ca,rried the Village attorney, J: �: Hosp, wa.s instructed to �rrite the P,4ilwaukee I�ailroad CompaRy for the purpose of havin� a man at the depot when the evening train arrivea. , A motion dnly made and carried instructing the Clerk to advertise for bids, Por T�rvia B for the streets. , The I�,"ayor appointed Il�rs. Ed. A. �?a.kousl�y a,nd Mrs. Irving Oltman as ; poliae matrons at the rate of 50¢ per hour and on a motion duly made and oarried � the said appointments were verified. , A motion was duly made and ca,rried instruating the village attorney to take, up with the I�S. b 3t. L. , the matter of the apeed of their trains going through the village limits , A motion vras duly made and carried instructing the street commissioner to repair cross walks were necessar9. , _ :. 0 � That due to the aonfusion and to the inconvenience of having two names for our villa�e and post office the Reaorder, �rchie H. Pliiller, offered the foregoix� resolution:. •: �� .. ,. , , �1I�riEAS, This village has been incorporated under the name of Village of West Il�inneapolis, � ' AI�TD V,'F�RE.4S, The United States postal authorities have�'clesi�;nated the name of the �ost office in said village.as Hop�ins, ADTD '��'��5, There is such a vast difference, in _the name of the villa�,e as incorporated, namely the Village of �lest Minneapolis, and the name of the post office as desi�nated as Hop�ns, AND ��REAS, The General Statutes of Minnesota for 1923, Section 1193 provides as follows: CHANGE OF N9MF; Ob' PILLAGE:-- That the name of ar�y in- , corpor.ai;ed village in this state may be changed to the same name � ��' as the post-office tlierein, b,y an ordinance of-such village �so i' J .. � decla.ring, duly and legally adopted �iy the council thereof, �rhen--� ever the name of sucn eilla�e a,s incorporated is different�tha.n � , � ;; the name of the post-offioe in such village, as desi�nated b;� the . �" United States postal authorities. . gnd Section 1194 of said Statutes provides as-folloe�s: # � EF�'ECT:-- IIpon the filing of a certif'ied copy- of such ordinance with the count,y auditor of the county in ��hich such village is located, and cvith the s:ta��e auditor and secretary of � ��" state, the name of such villa�e shall be ch�,,nged as in such ord.inance provided. u"ach change in narne shall in no way affect - any liability, obligation, powor, duty, law or ordinance, or other matter�or thing in any wa,y relating to such nillage, except- � ing��that the new name of such village shall thereafter be sub- stituted f'or and used in place oi' its old name.._' k , AT�TD y'!I-�r'ZFAS, It would be to the.benefit of the general public and the community to cha.nge the name of said village fron• the Pillage of i'Jest l�inneapolis to tho Villa�;e of Hopkins. ' Ti�tZEFORE B� It ?�ESOLVED, That we, the village council of the Village of �'lest 1Minneapolis Hopkins.Post-otfice Minnesota hereby order and instruct the village attorney, Joseph A. Hosp to draw an ordinance necessar�r . for the said chan�in� of the said name of this village ,and to do all other � necessary acts and deeds to comply �vith the state lavas of the State of Pdiru�esota to have the said name of the Villa�e of Hopkins substituted for and used in� - place � of the Villa�e of i�lest �iinneapolis. . Recorder, Archie H. �iller, �ho offered the foregoin��resolution > therenpon moved its adoption, which was sedonded by Trustee E. J: P;ZeDonald, and upon being put to a vote �vas unanimously adopted by all mmnbers of the Villa�e Co�oil: On a motion duly made and aarried the meeting cras ad,journed until July 10, 1928. ARCHI� H. A2ILLER. � . ' Recorder. Attest :: 9IJTON A. OLSON. President. The Village Counoil of the Villa.�;e of Flest Minneapolis met in Council Room in special session at 7:30 o'clock F. E�. July I0, 1928. Members present: 9nton A. Olsoa, Presideat; �nil Petersen, E. J. MeDonald and J. Jasperson, Trastees; grchie H. P,�i.11er, Recorder: This special meeting was held purauant to a nitice duly given ca,ll- in� for bids for �arvia B to be plaaed on our streets; and pursuaat to said notice the following bids wers received: � Barrett Compa,x�y James E. Fox Company .1225 per gallon 26� per sq. qd.. ' A motion ��as duly made and carried to give each bidder time to ex- plain the application of his product on our streets. gfter listening to the coatractors and after having a lon$ discussion on the matter a motion �aas duly made and carried to adjourn:�to 6Vednesday July 11, at 1 o'clock P. P�. and to hold the bids in reserve until that time when all members of the Council would look at roads treated �1.th these two preparations. gttest: tiRCHIE H. I�dILLER Recorder. . , i/�-,. AI:1T Q�l .�. OLS Cii�< President: v • � Ths Villa�e Council of the Village of 'u'Jest �inneapolis met in Councii Room in apecial session at 1 o'alock P. P�. July 11, 1928; � Il4embers present:_ Anton A. Olson, Presideat, F�nil.Petersen, E. J. 1�cDon,ald, and J. Jasperson, Trustees; grchie H. �iller, Reco xder. TYie entire Council made a trip to Mi.nneapolis and looked over atreets prepared e�rYth Tarvia B of th:e Barrett Company, and with Asphalt of the James E. Fog Compar�y. D�otion was then duly made a.nd carried to have 10,000 gallons oar of eaah product.plaaed on our streets in Hop�kins upon the condition tl�at each compa�y would give a guarantee that their produat would not cost more than 2� per aquare yax�d for a term of five. (5) years: P�eeting c�as then ad.�ourned to the 1?th of July, 1928. sii��%��s u :c•s .- AtteSt: AIQTOIV A. OLSON President. ;. �t1lrz�e of �es# �Iinxter��lis � HENNEPIN COUNTY HOPKINS. MINNESOTA IQOTICE OF BID3 Notioe is hereb� �iven that the Village Counail of the Fillage of tiFJest fl4inneapolis, Hennepin County, will receive sealed bids up to the hour of 7:30 o'aloak, P. P�. on Tuesdag, July 10, 1928, at the Cit9 Eall at Hopkins, Il2i.nneaota, for: .;� 10,000 ga,llons of Tarvia B to aonYorm vrith the Nlinnesota � State Highway Speaifioatione. Delivered and applied F. 0. B. Streets at Hopkins, �innesota. The sealed envelopes oontainin� bids shall be addressed to the Pilla�e Reaorder, Village of tfileat �Li.nneapolis, Hap�ns, 1L�inneso�a, and sha.11 be plainly marked with the title "Bids". ;_� � The iiillage Counail reserves ,the right to re ject aztiy or all bids. Dated July 3, 1928. ~ . ARCHIE A. MILLER. . Reaorder oP Village of ��est Minneapolis, . Hopkina, Il�innesota. � 0 � � Thie Vi118.gA COunC11 Of thA Villsg6 of CVest ��i.naeapolis met in GOunC31 , �_ Rooan in re�ular session at ,7:30 o'clock, P. Pd; July 17, 1928: 1�3embers Present: Anton g. Olson, Fresiden�, Emil_Peterson, E. J. �eDonald, aud J. Jasperson, Trustees; Archie �i. Miller, Recorder. , i�ie minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved: The reports of Aarry C. B1unt, JustiQe of the Peaae, and the report oP Dr.,James Blake9 milk inspector, were read, approved�and ord.ered placed on file. , 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 -410 41I 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 The following� bills �rere.read and allo�wed: • Heanan Olson . Ir.ving .Oltman Ed. . A. �akousl�q Gust �Jilliams Zeonard 'e�iil•1 iams Franlc Stodola Frank N�var Joe,Joret Joe,Pudil J: Vaspar - . Barold Chmel Chris� Jensen E. Brokl ��arren Beneon J. Slavin Frank Stodola Frank Sitar , ' L. Thompson Verner �Yilliams , First National Bank.of aiplso First. Nationa]. Bank Gl. ll�»ls. Sal. to 7-15-28 Sal, to 7-15-28 Sal. to 7=15-28 Sal , t o 7-15-=28 Sal. to 7-15-28 99 hrs. Q 55¢ 99 hrs. Q 45¢ 90 hrso � 45¢ 99 hrs. Q 45¢ 99 •hrs. � 45¢ 58 hrs, Q 45¢ 99 l�rs. � 45¢ 22 hrs. � 45¢ 13 days � �3:00 36 hrs. C 90� . 187 hrs: � 90¢ (teams} 76 hrs. Q 90¢ (�eams) 157` hrs. Q 90¢ 126 hrs. � 45¢ Int. on water � Gas bonds �vater and sewer warrants w 70.00 62;50 � 62:50 75:00 62.50 54.45 44�:55 40;50 ` 44�.55 44.55 J 26,10 44.55 9:9a 39,00 32.40 168:30 68.40 141.30 56:70 536's25 , ' 165:09 A petitioa was presented asking for the gradin� of Third Avenue North bet�veen 3eventh and Eighth, and on a motion duly made and carried this matter � �ras referred to the Road Co�nittee. � , A petition tvas presented asking for the grading of Seventeenth Avenue North. The petition vna,s signed by residents of fl4innetonka as �ell. as of Hop�kins, and on a motion duly made and carried the matter was referred to the Road Com- mitteeo . � ' . A petition and correspondence �vas read in regard.s to the parkin� of. cars on Second Street South betr�reen Eighth and Idineth Avenues. On a motion duly made and carried this ma,tter was referred to the �i�yor, Antori A. Olson, r•�ith f1z11 = pov�er to take the proper action. , • Pursuant to-notices duly �iven the fo].lov�ing bids �vere recoived for water on Sixteenth Avenue and for Sewer on Excelsior Avenue: tiVater: Pnip�t y�yd�ts val e nec�ions Tees Specials nRax` Sorensen . ___ H. �. Geurcher 2:15 95000. 40.00 1:65 38.00 10¢ Caraden Court Co. 2:07 100.OQ; `., .�0.00 -.,- 1:70 20:00 10¢ Larkin & Sunaquist 2:10 � 80,0'0 40.00 2.00 17.50 10¢ P1:. D. I�Ovell 2�05 'r5e00 � 35�00 1�50 16.50 09¢ Sewer: per 10 inch ��,` �a.� Sorensen 4:10 per ft. . i� H. T. Geurcher 3:66 per ft. %� Camden Court Co. 3.80 per ft. �� Larkin & Stizndquist 3.25 per ft. [�1, D. Lovell _ 3,10 per fto � Nanholes each 115,00 112.50 120:00 100.00 . 90.00 �yes each �3.35 3.45 3:00 � 1.50 2.75 �. J I On a motion duly ma,de a.nd carried S'l. D. Lovell was given the contract for both the cvater and sewer construction. A recess of fifteen 1�ixrutes. ' , The Villa�e attorney, Joseph A. Hosp, reported on reply that he re- ceived from, the IlI. de St. I,. i�y. in re�a,r�.s tp their speed through Hopkins� , �n ordinance entitled ° AN ORDII�TANCE TO CHANGE THE P:NNICIPAL NAt,� OF T� VILLAGE OF �JEST �INNEAPOLIS TO TBE VI7�LAGE OF HOPKINS",ba,d its first reading. D�att 2�cCaula� appeared as a committee from the Fire Depa,rtment a.nd. asked for a salary for the fire ahief of �p150.00 per year and on a motion duly made and carried this matter was laid on the table until the zoning ordinance is passed. . A motion �vas duly made and carried to pay Ha,rold C'ntnel an equivalent of.10% of dog licenses aollected. _ .. _ g motion tivas duly made and seconded to a�rard. Mr. Fox aontract to fi$ up the streets as petitioned fox and accordir� to the proposition and epecificati�ons made by rSr. Fox and instructing -the villa�e attorney, Joseph �A. Hosp, to draw up the contract. Upon being put to vote .the motion was carried: , Ayes---- Emil Peterson, E. J. Il�aDonald, J. Jasperson a.n.d .Archie H. _ � ISiller. , Idoes---- gnton A. Olson. . On a motion duly ma.de a.nd cari�ied the meeting �as adjourned until J�aly 20, 1928. . • gttest: \ ANTON A. OLSON. President. A�CHIF� �. ETILLER. _ Recorder. - r _ ` f l�otice for Bids. Notiae is hereby given that the Village Counoil, of the Qillage of V�est �innespolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will on the 7th da� of Aug�st, 1928, at the hour oi 7:30 P`.M. at the oounoil ohamber in the munioipal building o� said village, (Hopkin$, P.O.), open bids for improving the streets named in a Resolution. of the $aid Ville:ge Counoil, adopted July 23rd, 1928, and now on �ile in the o��ice of the Cler� oP said Village, by the application of e ither Asphalt 011 or Taxvia treatme nt, aceording to the plans and apeQifi- oatfons for either o� said work, which are on.file in the offiee o� the said Village Clerk. � Sealed bids will be recseived by the undersigne d Clerk up to the hour of 7:�0 P.�d. o� saicl August 7th, 1928. A Qertified cheok for a.n amount equal to 30 f o� � the to tal amount bid, must acaompany each bici, whieh eheak shall be made payable to the order of said Village. The right is reserved to rejeot any and all bids. Dated July 23rd, 1928. � � � � � �.r;� �, �� ' � "�( Arahie H. i ler, Clerk, Villa.�e o� V�est Minneapolis, Hopkins P.O. Minnesota. . � , _,�, �,�—, __,� _ _� , m -.� _ - .-. - _� _ __ 4__ .. � _ _� ...� �.��,, � ,� :_ -� . � .� ; � � . m / . � . / � `� _ �_ �; �'',�;�:.� � 8esolution fbr Meeting of Counoil to Consider Asphalt Oil, or Tarvia Street Improvements. C- Be i t Resolved .by the Village Counoil of �dest �Iinneapolis, in the County o� Hennepin, State of E�innesota, that it is nece$s- ary and expedient to improve t�1e �ollov�ing na.med streets bg the application of either Asph�lt Oil,or Tarvia treatment and appli- Qation thereon, to -wit:- Sigth Avenue, I'�celsior Avenue to 2nd Street South; Seventh �venue, lst St. So. to 2nd Street North; Ei�hth Avenue, 2nd Street South to 2nd Street North; Nineth gvenue, 2nd Street South to 2nd Street North; Tenth Avenue, lst Street South to lst Street PTorth; Eleventh gvenue, 2nd Street South to �iika. Rd.; Twelfth 9venue Exaelsior Avenue to r`'irst Street North; 2nd Street South, Eighth 4venue to Nineth Avenue; lst Street South, Seventh Avenue ta �leventh Avenue; lst Street I�or,th, Seven.th Avenue,to Nineth �venue; 1st Street Plorth, tenth Avenue to T��elfth gvenue; 2nd Street North, 5eventh Avenue to I�Tineth �venue: and tha� in case said improvement shaZl be made, �he total oost thereo�, or so muoh thereof as represents the benefi.ts reeeived, as. determined. by said Counail, a�ter oonsideration and de�ermination o� said benefits, will be fina.11y assessed against the lo��,; parts o� lots, or paroels of ground benefited by said improvement, rate- abl�r and in p roportion to �he special benefit so Qon�erred upon it by said improvement, and without regard to cash valuatfon. Further resolved that at the Counail Chamber in munieipal building o� said V311age, on the �th day o� Aiigu,st, 1928, at 7:30 0 cloak P.M., the said Counoil aari 1 meet and hear all persons or p�,rties interested for and a.gainst said improvement. And at said time and place will, if said improvement is decided upon, determine whether the same shall be made by the Village, or by eontract let to the lowes� resp onsible bidder. And that notice to all concer- ned in_said matter shall be given b y publication hereof at least onoe in the o�fieial paper:-`°�,=_>::-�--_�_._---. __ �. Dated Ju1y 23rd, lg2g, � � ' 'c°�� _ s resi en o age oune . �� _ . . _-_ . A . � � : _� �,. �.-> - _ _ �_, "L/ t--�L.:iL � At te s t: 1�.�t./ �' ;�.�(,r - As Cle-rk or Recorder o Vi a �� a� •unef 1. , � ..,.,.. .. The Villa.�,e Council � of the Village� of �Vest Nlinneapolis met in Council Room in special session at 7:30 o'clock P. P�. July 20, 1928: � }, - -- �embers present: gnton g. Olson, President, Emil Peterson, E. J. �YcDonald, and J. �asperson, Trustees; Arc�.ie H. I�iller, Recorder: This meeting �vas called for the purpose of takix� up the ma.tter of preparation of our village streets. � � I�r. I�'og`appeared in beha.lf of As�ha,lt treatment and �r. Ca,rpenter in behalf of Tarvia treatment. Ea,ch one explained �heir product and a general dis= cussion evas had relative to the said treatments. , Plteeting was adjourned to July 23, 1928, AR HIE Bi: ]1�II�LER4 Reco r�.er. Attestr ANTON A. OZSON. � President. The Villa�e Counail of the Vi�lage of ��est P�inneapolis met in Council Room in special session at 7:30 o'clock P. M. July 23, 1928. �embers Present: Anton g. Olson; President, �nil Peterson; E. J. B�eDonald, and J: Jasperson, Trustees; Archie H. 4�iller, Recorder. This was a special meeting called for the purpose of further condider- ation of treatment of our streets. Ihze to a misunderstanding as to information � given regardin� the preparation of streets A�ro Fog requested to withd.rarv his bid, and on a motion duly made and carried the requeat v�as �ranted by the follo�ing vote: � 1�yes---- �nton 9. Olson, E. J. 1�cDon,ald, J. Jas�erson and Archie H. bti.11er. T�Toes----- bnil Peterson. • - On a motion duly made and carried the C1erk Nas instruated to advertise __.. for bids ior alternative road treatments of Tarvia and.Asphalt; bids to be opened Au�ust 7,�1928 and to be according to the specifications on file in ths �lerk!s � office. • g motion was duly made and carried to pa,ss the necessar�r resolution for public hearing under the-1903 Impro�ement aat to determine whether or not it is a necessity to this villa�e to treat our streets according to the treatments. mentioned in the previous motion. Said hearin$ to be �ugust r`�,� 1928, '7:30 .o'clock P. ll4a , , � Meeting was adjourned to At�ust 7, 1928. - gttest: � ANTCN A. OLSbIu�. President. ARC�YIE H. P,�ILLER. Recorder. _ _ r _M J I � _ The Village Council of the Villa�e of Hopkins met in Coi�ncil Room in re�ru.lar sessiori at 7:30 o'clock, P. 1�. �u�~ust 7, 1928. . i P�embers present: Anton A. Clson, Presideht, E�nil Peterson, E.'J. ` McDonald, and J. Jasperson, T;�ustees; .Archie 1�. -A�iiller, Reco-rder. � � The rainutes of tlie previous meetin�s ��ere read and approved. The reports ef Dan.iel E. Foley, Justice of the Peace, Irvin� Oltnan, Police Officer, Frank Stodola, �oad-overseer, and Herman Olson, as to �later and � Gas collections �vere read and approved and ordered -��laced on f'ile. � 425 426 427 428� 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 4-44 445 '446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 46 6 46T 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 The follov��ing bills ,:ere read and allo�ved; . Hez�an Olson Sal. to 8-1-28 � Irving Oltman Sal�. To 8-1-28 Ed. A. T�:1al�ousky • Sal. to 8-1-28 Gust ti`Jilliams Sal. to 8-1-28 Leonard :'iilliarns Sal. to 8,1-28, . Evelyn fl4iller � Services on Village Books Franit Stodola 130 hrs. � 55� � Frank IJunvar 121 hrs. � �5� Joe Joret �125 hrs. G 45� � Joe Pudil ° 121 hrs: �; 45� �� Christ Jensen 89 hrs. � �5¢ E. Brokl 60 hrs. @ 45¢ i'larren Benson Bal. 2 days C�3.00 V. Hatcher 37 hrs. � 45¢. :.�'rank Stodola 247 hrs. Q 90¢ (teams) L. Thompson 80 hrs. p 90� John Slaven � � 27 hrs. � 90¢ . E. J. Je�pesen En.�. services � Security Nat'1 Ba�ik Collections - �'irst PIat'1 Bank Collections Dr. James Blake E�ination oP Z�/alter E'n�a Yello��r Trail Garage Repairs � ' �iother's.Lunch � L�Teals �or prisoners �icDonals lransfer Co. Draya,�e Jaanes Nickodym Dra�a�e � Schiller P�otor Co: Supplies J. E. Hennessy & Co. 1 sack cement, coal i'or villa�e P. H. Coyle Rel:a irs Hopkins �Zotor Car Co. Re_pairs Kokesr Ha,rd��•ra,re Su-pA�lies IJation�,l �eter Co., . 15 meters & connections � 9merican I�eter Co. Supplies Picka.nds Brov�m & Co. Coke Soo �17394 &$2I054 Great RTortnern l�y. Co. F'rt. on Coke �27394 &#21054 Central Supnly Co. Supplies � Crane Co. 3uprlies Burrou�hs Addin� ��.cnine Co . Repairs on macn.ine. Henne�in Gounty Review � rub. mi�utes,,,�loi;ices, etc. Produce RefriMe.ratin�^ Co. 60 sa,c�s calcium, chloride `,'Jalter S. Booth �; Son, Inc.. 1 lockup re�ister Standard Oil Co. 28 gallons gas S. G. �dams Stamp 8� Station- er�r Co. dog taf;s �pls. General E�ec. Co. li�,ht and 7�oF�er Hopkins Public Library Salai�r & Su�plies Security IJat'1 BanT� Insurailde - League of r�irvz. P,iunicipa.� - ties D.Yembership dues J. A. Hosp Ste�o service �: expense �. H. Hensler repairs and su;;plies A. Geo� Johnson , 35 da�-s assistin� assessor 70.00 62.50 62.50 75.00 62.50 10.00 71.50 54:45 56.25 54.45 40:05 2�.00 6.00 16,65 • 222.30 72.00 24.30 82.5b � 8.00 8.00 2.00 Z4.61 6.75 22.05 3.04 21:12 502.72 13.10 13.25 15.55 210.37 127.93 427:02 21Z:69 1:82 74:45 3.85 63:30 1I8.20 8.14 5.38 2.66 445.31 126:66 3Z9:82 � 30. 00 17.30 20:45 175.00 � A petition ��s presen�ed si�;ned b�;; the majorit�T �of tne pro�erty o��,�ers of prapert�yr on thc� "�Vest side of T�r�elfth �venue bet�veen �xcelsior r'ivenue and I'irst Street Sout?� und `on both sides of r'irst 5treet 5outh �Btween 'i�velftn and Thirteenth . and.on a motion dul;� made and carried the petition raas �ranted, and the vill�oe is . to lay an a�ron along the said, curb to prevent the v�as'r�in� of t'r�e Street. A potition si�,med b;� propert;� otvners of tne �'lest side of �'ourteezith �veaue bet�reen Second a.nd Third Street ATorth t�:as on a motion du1�T made a�id carried referred to the �?o�ac? �Co�nittee. . � I . � A pet.iti.on ��as presented..asking ;for the gradin� of. Thirteenth Avenue Isorth and Third Street North bet�3een T�velfth and I+'ifteent� �vex�uos �and was on a notion duly made a:�d carried referred to the Road Co�nittee. � - - . _ . i , �i � A request from I:Ir. .Hinds residiri�� on Ei�;hth Avenue I�?orth was read ask- ing for permission to put in a drive�ra,y. ;On a motion duly n�a.de znd carried the request ��as granted and the Clerk ��as instructed to so notify them. J.,� - i'he .Northern States Poi��er Compaxi�y �d �, petition for tne erection of a pole on,.First Street between.Fif th.and Sixth Avenues and on a motion dul,y �inade and carried the request was granted.� �; Tho Road Com¢�ittee re�orted on pro�;ress made t�:i�h the �:�Tinnetoni�a. Tot*m Board in reference to tne �radin�; of Seventeenth Avenue and on a motion dul,-�� madn a,nd carried I�icDozla,ld ar.d taiTle.r tih�ere appointed as a Cormnittee �to talre the mattor up.further to the I�Iinneton'�a To�vn Board ��iit'si the idea of obtainin�; help i'rom Lhe County for th.e buildin�= of tnis saic� street. . Pursuaiit to notice for bids for�treatment ot' our streeL-s tYie f'ollo��ing bids :vere received: � ! _ � , Hi-1'lay Surfacin� Co..,, ...................40¢ per Sq. Yd. . Jar.ies E. �'ox Co ................:.........262 per Sa. Yd. , Barrett Co..........., ..........:.........08¢ per Sq. Yd. � . , �� On� a motion c1u1ST made and carried a,ction ' on the bids ��aas �:ait;iineld until `I7iursda,� ; gu,gust 9, at 7:30, P. PT. ! , tLn ordinance � eni;itled "AlB ORDII�TAI�CE 10 C�ri!II�T�E rl'I�' I�IIPTICIP�L NAP1�'. QF. 'Pi�E ,VILL�GE OF' 1rlES1^ P;ZITr1E�.POLIS .'i'O.�1HE VILL3G� QI" HOPKIi-5" v��as placed on its secoud readin�;, passed, approved, and ord'ered puulished. J I , .�C�n a motiou daly made an@ carried Louis Lundquist v�as authorized to u�e Hydro=Proof to repair the sidel��alks .��I ere�er the s�xne can be, used properly. -. On a motion dul�* made and ca��ri�ed tne villa��e attorney, JoSeph �. Hosp, �v�s instructed to� a��nea,r at a hearin� on �the change of, telephone r�ates in this �_vi�lla��e to be n.ad 'oeior� t"tle �.ailz�Jay, a7.�d' it�larehouse Corr�ai5sion at the Villa�e Fl�,11 A�ust 9, 1928, at 10:00 o'clock 9. �. A motion u.ultT �ade and carried; �insti�uctiri�; the Road Corrmiittee t0 in- _ . , • s�ect the"brid�_;e. on F.lever_th Ave:�ue SoutYi. , I _ On �, motion duly r�.de and ca,rried the meetin�; ��as ac3jeurned to Su;•ust 9, 1928. . �'- � � _ i . .. . _ , _ i . � � A_RCHIE . H. �1ILLER. � ' � C1erk aiid '�ecorder. � ; . - • _ , � , �ttest: �idTON A. OLS OIJ. President. \ ( � � � . ; _ _ - � � I I f�'I ,- . `�'ne �illage Council a� the Vill� �e of Hopkins met in Council Room , r� in s�ecial session .at 7:30 0' �l ock, P. T�. .�u�;ust 9, 1928. LZembers present:. Anton �. Olson, :Pr�sident, �mil .l'etersen, E. J. �,TcDonald, .J. Jasperson, ��ustees; �rchie H. I��iZler, �?ecorder. The time asid �lace oi' this zneetin�„ beir�� tY�e ti:ne �.nd place. apnointed in d duly_published notioe o� hearin� pursuant to its resolution'�dor,ted on � , July 23, 1928; ior ,tne ��ur�ose oz ascertainiizs; t-�netner or izot it is necess�.sy � and expediei7t to.�,treat j�:ne villa�e streets and after hearin�; �,11 Lhe testirax�,r , o�i or o�z _be��1i of al.l,_persons-interested"� or van.ose pro�ert;1 is ef'fected by said improvement-aizd. bein;; fizlly �.dvised in tne �remises . � motion `vas daly made ai�cl carr'ied to �wss tt�.e necessax�,� resalui;ion to b�y 'iarvia s�are�,d ori ozai sl;reets at 8� �er squ�re �Tard aizd to assess tiie sa:77e a�air_st the }��•overt�T effeetecl zuicier a tt�o year period pursuanL- to Statute under 1903 act. � motion s:�as dul�T nade and carried i1�stY�zctin� 1;he Clerk to notify ,. the telephone com��any and ��lectric Zi�;ht Compar�y in re�ards to the movir� of -� their �oles that �re riot� in tr�e a.11e�r bettisreer� �.i,�,�hth and sTirietY� �'�venues and Exeelsior �venue and b�irst S1;reet South. � F� Un�. u i�otion �ultT made � nd Carried the meetin<<� t�ras 3djourned to �u�ust 33_, 1928. :r � 1 Attest: � �:JTGN I3.. CI,SCIT. :President. � ��RCH F. . ti. UsIILIl3. Cl erk and ?�tecorder. �- � ,_,,. The Villa�;e Council of the Villa�e of Hopkins mei in Council Hoom ,. in special sess�mn at 12:30 0'clock'P. P�., August 13, 1928. I�embers Preseut: �ititon A. Olson, President, �nil Petersen, E. J: 1�oDonald, J..Jasperson, Trustees; Archie H. 1l2iller, Recorder. � � This meetir� �vas called for tne pu��ose for maLing t�e proper arraxig�ements ior placin{3 of grav�l on tne streets. � x motion duly ma.de �nd seconded v�as to accept tne proposition+-��f 114r. Carpenter to gravel the streets for a price not to exceed �1.35 per cubic yard and not to exceed 1--i2y.� per square yard. Upon bein� �;ut to a vote the motion 1��as carried: �►es Petersen, �, Jasperson, �IcDonald and Niller, c:oes Olson. On a�!otion duly made and carried the me�tin� ��as adjourned to August 21, 1928. , ARCHIE H. IviILLFH. Recorder. � i ATTEST: AI�TTON A. 61son President. � � The Villa,�e Cou�lcil of the Village of Hopkins met in Council Room in regular session at 7:30 o'clock, Pe iti4. r1u�;ust 21; 1928. ll�embers present: �nton A. Olson, President, IInil Peter.sen, J. Jas- person, 'rxr�zzstees,; nrchie H. 11:2iller, Record.er, E. J. P�qcDonald aUsent. The minutes of �Lhe previous meetin�s held Augtiist 7th, A�ust 9th, and Au�ust 13tn were read a,nd approved. The renort of H,a.rry C. Blunt, Justice of tne Peace, ��as read, ap- proved and prdered placed on file. , - The follrnning bilis crere read and a116wed: 479 Herrnan Olson 480 Irvin� Oltman 481 .r^.d. A: P�akousl�y 482 Gust ulilliaxns 483 Leonarcl �Jilliams 484 �erner �7illiazns 485 Frar.k Stodola 486 . F'rank Nunnar 487 Joe Joret 488 Christ Jensen 4�9 Joe Pudil 490 C. Stotha,rd 4°1 Jonn St. Peter 492 �;�,rren Bensen 493 E. Brokl 494 V. Hatcher 495 Frank Stodola 496 Nort�nvestern Bell Telo Co. 497 A. �'1. Elmquist 498 P;Yiller-Davis Co. 499 Pittsburgh Coa1 Co. 500 Great Northerii i�y. Co, 50I Crane Co. 502 L. Eidam 503 Hopkir�s Plotor Car Co. 504 iililliam Strobeck 505 Pure �i 1 Compat�y � 506 h. S. Nash- 507 Rose �ash 508 �Jilliamson Stamp Co. 509 Park Board 510 ,Kd. D. Lovell 511 Louis I,undquist 512 ll�ullexy Paper Box Co. 513 A. H. Holraes Sal. 8-15-28 Salo 8-15-28 Sal. 8-15-28 Sal. E3-15_28 Sal. 8-15-28 63 hrs. � 45¢ 117 h�s.� 55¢ 114 hrs. @ 45¢ 114 hrs. Q 45¢ 114 hrs o � 45� 110 hrs. � 45¢ 7 days �L �3.Oc� 18 hrs, C 45¢ six days � 4p3.00 39 h�s. � 45¢ 114 hrs. C� 45¢, 9� 45d 186 hrso Q 90¢ ( tearr!s ) Pnone Se rvi ce posta�e staz��e J. of P. forms . 1 car coal car �15400 Frt. on coal car �15400 Supplies Villar;e supnli�s oil and �as renairs and supplies 10 �allons gasoline Assessment.for 1928 Assisting assessor official bad�;es Bills presented Sewer 5tn to ;tlashin�ton lOth Ave. IJe 2nd Blk. Supplies �Veed inspector 70.00 62050 62:50 75.00 62.50 28.35 64a35 51:30 51s30 51.30 49.50 21e00 8.10 18.00 17,55 55.35 167040 48040 3.00 2.85 220,83 73,07 7.13 3.00 4.32 18,30 2,02 465.00 70,00 16,50 121:45 746.00 892s16 4a91 50;00 llTr. A. Schiller made application to ha.ve his bond approved and to inst�,ll tivo �asoline curb pumps. IlZr. Schiller explainvd that the pumps had been insta.11ed on t'rie curb previous to this time .and �°�ere ter�orarily removedo On a motion dul�T made and carried tne matter �aas referred to tne Public Safety Carn- mittee. �� e J. G. T,-laetzold made application for a pexmit to keep dynaanite in %�.i.s store �premises. Cn a motion du1ST made. and carried tne application ��as ro- jected. ��nplication of Mr. Bettsnart r�as read askir_� permission to con•r_ect to the sec�er and tiT��ter mains or� Sixth �venue a.nd Second Street T7orth. Cn a motion duly rsade �d carried the r�atter �vas referred to tne Villa�;e en�;ineer �vith in- structions to report back at tP�e next Council rneetin�. ' �fter sorae discussion in rebards to �he pa.ssir.� of an ordinance cover- in� buildirl� reruirements, plumping, etc., a motion �=�as dizl�r �ade and car�ied in- structinFc ti�e Villa�;e �ttorr��y, Jose�h A. Hosp to drar� up an ordinance coverin� tnis matter ti�itY�. the assisi;aiice of' tne villave �ny�ineer and recorder. J �� motion_�.�as duly m�.de, and carried' tQ:3�.1069 a bill resellterl b � �'� P Y � � �. H. Holmes for �p50.00 for v�eed inspection: � � .�� % . F . i . ,. . �� - C?n a m'otion duly made._ �.r_d carried the .meetin� yras adjourned un1;i1 ` _ September• 4,,r1928. , . . - ' , � . ;. _ . h.RCfiIE H. z2z�,�r� _. . - Recorder. . ' 'ATTEST: .�., . . _ - �'� TOI�� . OI�S OAT. President. � ) . _ c � 9 The Yilla�e Council of the Village of Hopkins met in Council Room in:regular session at 7:'30 o'clock, P. �i. SeptemUer 4, 1928. �embers present: �nton Olson, President, �. J. P.ZcDonald and J. Jas= person, Trustees; �rahie H. P;Iiller, Recorder, L'mnil Petersen, absent. �The reports of Daniel E. Foley, Justiae of the Peace,.Irving Olt�a,n, Police Officer, Frank Stodola, Road-overseer, and Herman Olson, as to ;'later and Gas collections ti�;ere read and approved and ordered.plaaed on file. The iollo��in� bills �vere read alid allotived: 514 Herman Olson 515 Irvin� Oltman 516 Ed. A. NJa,kous3�y 817 Gust Z�lilliams 518 Leona,rd i`Jilliams 519 Anton A. Olsan 520 Emil Petersen 521 E. J. P�c�onald 522 J�. Jasperson 523 �ronie H. L�iller 524 A. +FJ. Elmquist 525 Joseph �. Hosp 526 Ebelyn Mi.11er 527 Fi$st Idational Ba,nk 528 F'rank Stodola 529 Christ Jenson 530 IInil Brokl 531 Verge Hatcner 532 Joe Joret 533 Fraxik Nunvar 534 Joe Pudil 535 John St. Peter 536 C. Stotnad 537 Frank Stodola 538 E. J. Jeppesen 539 Verner l'Jilliams 540 Pllpls. General �leotric 541 Kokesh Hardvrare 542 'i'he Pure Oil Co. 543 5taaidard Oil Co. 544 Plm. Bros Boiler & alf�. 545 Schiller P�otor Co: 546 ��ne Yelloilr 'Irail Garage 547 Park Board 5a8 � J�zne s IGi ckod��n 549 J. �. Hennessy & Co. 556 Hopkins, Public Libraxy 55I Dr. Jarnes Blake 552 Fraiui Sitar , 553 l�Zotners I,unch 554 Dr. G. ��l. �Ioo re 555 IJortir,�estern Bell Tel. 556 Suel Printing Co. 557 t'�. D. Lovell Co. Co. Co. Sal. 8=30=28, stamps y�1 71.00 Sal. Ci-30-28 62.50 Sal. 8-30-26 62:50 Sal. 8-30=28 75.00 Sal. 8-30-28 62.50 � Salary 105:00 � Salar,�r 75.00 4 Salary • 75:AA � Salary • 75.00 � Sa.lary 150,00 =` Salary �� 62.50 4 Salar�r 100.00 Services on books Z0.00 Sewer i"Jarrants 10�1�24 578.66 126 hrs. Q 55¢ 69,30 125 hrs. O 45¢ 56.25 25 hrso � �5¢ 11.25 Z16 n.rs. C� 45¢ 52,20 122 hrs: � 45¢ 54.90 116 hrs. C� a5¢ 52,20 108 hrs: Q 45¢ 46.60 120 hrs. p 45¢ 54.00 � 14 c1a�Ts @ �3.00 42.00 228 hrs. p 90� (teams) 205.20 L`ng. services 78050 72 lu s. Q 45¢ - 32.40 light.and po�^�er 417.74 Supplies 19:10 44 gallo;�s gasoline 8.59 gasoline � 21.77 Supplies 34.50 repairs a,nd supplies 7.G8 Stiz�plies 3.?6 bills allo�ed � 14.85 draya�e 1.35 su��plies 51.36 salary & supplies 114.19 2 yr. sal. milk inspector 100,00 spe cial police . 64.40 meals for prisoners 2.30 2�r. bo�ard of health 100:00 Telephone service 46.75 Gas books 42.00 sewer � Z�later 4846,00 On a motion dul,y r.�ade rznd carried the Clerk �vas instructed to �iith-hold 20f from the account of yl. D. Lovell on the Set�er contract until the inspection and to pa3T 'the balance, and allotiv the �acaotimt of' '�'/. D. Lovell in the amount of �746.00 on the �`la�er main on Sixteenth gvenue. .._.... Petitions �Jere presented sigzied by pro�erty ovmers on Second S�reet I�Torth betv��een Sixth and Seventh Avenues, and also on Lighth Avenue I�Torth bet�veen Second � and Third Streets asking to be included on tne original petition and�resolution for the treatment of �he streets 4vitn Tarvia. On a motion diily made and carried the petition ��ras �ranted. On a motion dul�T ma.de a7id carried I�;Zr. Schiller's proposal for the in- stallation of gasoliiie pumps tiras laid oz� the table until tne next raeeting. 0 ._. � A request ��as made f.or corLnection to ,the_ �£later and Se�ver at the inter- section of Sixth gvenue and Second Street Idorth. The Village Er�ineer reported ;± � . tiiat it -�aould be better to , egtend the. Se�ver main ilorth across the width of one � lot and a motion r�ras duly r�de and. carried � instructin�._, the ,Clerk , to prepare a petition and hade tize same si�r:ed by the t��o property owners effected b,�,r the se�ver extension, and,.upon tne si�nin� ;of s.aid petition to orcier _t�e same put in at once.= . . � � . , � A motion i=�as duly made and carried to alloti�� the Iiopkins �unicipal Band the sum of �500.00 for open air concerts for the past season. � A motion cvas duly ma.de and carried instructing the �oad C�nmittee and the er;ineer to go over �Ionroe �.venue and if ti�e con�ition of the said street ti:as , not in conformity r:ith tY�e contract snd also. v�rith the school, they be empo�aered . tq have`the sane done.according to tne �OSLTaOt• : �: , , An ordinazice er�titled, "AId ORDII�%+.i�TCE �EGULATII�G TI� LICEl'ISII�iG OF PI.UIVTBERS I�T 'rI� VILL.SCTE OF HQPKIIITS, I1iIrTN�,SOTA, AI�TD Cr�EATII�TG THE OF��ICE OF PLIII.�IIJG ITTSPECTO'3i " � had.its first reading�. . , � � , And ordina.nce entitled, "�.Id ORDIITAI��CE FIXII�G FI� LIP�ITS,. ESTABLISHIVG �1 BTJILDII�IG CODE" ha.d its first reading. . : ' ; 'i A dn a;raoiion duly: made and carried the mebting i�as; adjourned until September T8;�.,.1928: a ARCE�IE H. • &3IZLER. , � Recorder. �.TTEST • . � . . AI�ITON A,., OLSOiT. . President. . . � ' . I � ' . ' . � • . . � � . . , I� � ... N � � . , � . , . . � � . ` . � , U + �": The 9illag�e Council of the Yillage of Hogkina met in Couacil HooID in re�u].ar session at 7:30 o'clock, P. �8�. September 18, 1928. �Heanbers Present: Aaton A. Olscm, President, E�nil Peteraen, E. J. �aDonald, and J..Jasperson, Trustees; Archie H. D�i.11er, Reaoxder. 2'he minutes of tne previous meeting was read and approved. The z�eport of Harry �. Blunt, Justice of the Peace, Qvas read, approved and. ordered placed on file. 559 560 561 662 563 564 b65 566 567 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 5?6 577 5 78 579 580 The folloa�ing bills were read and alloweds Bermaa Olson Irving Oltman Ed. � 9. 'B�akousI�r Gust �Ti113ame Leonard �Iilliams Frank 3todola Joseph Joret Frank Nuavar Joseph Pudil Christ Jensen Verge BatCher Hnil Brokl Charles Stothard Fx�uk Stodola Fi rs t Na ti onal Baak Securit� National Bank Loui s Ltmdqui st - Harry C. Blunt P. R. Heake ga,riy Il�aness Z�. D. Lovell John St. Peter Sal. 9-15.:28 Sal 9-�b,:28 Sal • 9-15=.28 3a1. 9-15-28 ' Sal. 9-15-28 , 108 Hrs. � 55¢ • 104 hrs. � 45� 103 hrs. � 45�, 1 d�y short 104 hrs. �3 45¢ - 103 hba. � 45¢ 67 hrs. � 45¢, 1 d�y short 23 hrs. � 45¢ 13 days @ �3.00 �02 hrs. � 90� Colleetioas � Collections Sidewalk on lOth and 14th � Jtiistiae of the Peace Pees 20 hrs. � 50¢, apeoial police P�asterin� City Ball ,;.,. wate r and sewer 103 hPs. � 45¢ 70.00 62.b0 62.50 75.00 62,50 b9:40 46. 80 49.95 9:6. 80 46.35 34.20 10.35 39:OQ 181. 80 8.00 8.00 1494.0'7 b.66:: I0.00 12.50 2824.97 46,35 Correspondence �rom the Flomen Impro�ement I,eague was rea�.�aad�.plaaed on file. Correspondence from the Hopkins Publio Zibrary was read. On a motion duly made and carried it was laid on the table until negt meeting. B�r. &ruzinl�a appeared bePore the Conneil and asked to have the road be- tween 8leventh and Thirteenth .Avenues, and North of the hiil�saukee Railavay Qo�tpax� opened. On a motion duly ma,de �nd carried this ma,tter wa.s referred to the $oa,d Caaruni ttee. A Oo�ittee composing of reaidents residing in the ne�e Addition of ths Northeast corner of �he Village appeared and asked to have tivork done on the streeta in said.�ddition. On a motion duly•made and carried the matter was referred to the Road Cor�ittee. � �4r. Harold Sphi];�er.asked to have the matter of his application for in- atallation of his �asoline x�umps granted, a.nd on a motion duly made aud carried the matter was Zaid on the table for �urther investigation. A motion was dul�r ma,de and carried instructing Louis I,undquist to be�in repairing sidewalks at once, with the understanding that if he �ras unable to do th�s work the Street Coa�issioner ahould be inetructed to hire competent men to do this repairing. � IlRotion c�as duly made and caxried that be instruated to put a drain on Te�elfth Avenue Eagineer. the Strset Go�mnissioner, 3todola, sacordin� to the plans of the An ordinance entitled, "AN ORllINANCE REGULATING TI� LICENSING OF PLU9�BERS IN THE VILF..AGE OF HOPxINS, �[IIVNESOTA, AND CREATIN'G THE OFFICE OF PLTJMBIIdG INSPECT08" vn�as placed on its second reading and ivas ordered ,published. ', r. ; - � � i ' . , _ _ -- � � - .- � � � motion was duly ma,de and earri;ed that the meeting adjourn until ! 3eptember 25,' 1928. ' ` �� l � � AgCHIE �s�L3►��• . . � � Reaorder. � gTTEST: � , . . . ANT C1N g. OL�016. . . ,. , President. - � ,. , � - � �� J _, The Village Caunbil of the'Fillage of Hopkins me� in Counoil 800m ia special sess3on at 7s30 o'clock P._P�. 3eptember 25,.1928. Memibers Present: Anton A. Olson, President, �ail Petersen, E. J. B2cDonald, J;. Jasperson, Ti�ixetees; grchie H�. idiller, Beaorder. da 01�81aano6 entitled, "AN OBDINgNCE FISIN4 FIRE L�dIT$; ESTABLISHING __ .__., , 6 BIIILDIgG 'CQT�", had its sedond reading. Then Yilla�e gttorney, Joseph A. Hosp, reported that he ha,d made settle- ment with the Blake 3chool on their water main asseasment and that the� had paid the assessment np to date in f�tll, a.nd he presented a aheck from them coverin� the�sazne. B�otion was duly made and oarried that the Blake Sohool be stricken Prom the tag list and bills be rendered b� the village direct to.them. . Motion was duly made and carried that the meetiz� adjourn until October 2, 1928. � ATTESTs ANTON A. OLSO�. :.;�,.� Presidsnt: � AROH,iE .. H. . �IL�� . �..�* ...., Recorder. The Village Caurioil of the Vil].age of Hopkins met in Cauacil &oaon ��' ia regglar aesaion at 7:30 o°aloCk9-P� BH;9 Oatober.2, 1928; ' Bdembers Pre�ent: 9a�on Oleon; President, F. J. B�cDonald; and J. Jas= _ person, �m31:aPe�ersen,-Trastees; �rahie H. Mil•ler; Recprder. 1'he reports of D�nieT P.. Fol�y, Justioe ..of� the Feace, Irving Ol�man, Police Offiaer, Frank Stodola,.�Road-avereeer, a�d Hermaa Olson; as to �ater aad Gas oollections were read,and appraved and ord�ered p�Qed on fiZe: � � � - , � The follawing bills wexe read and alla�ed: � 581 582 583 58� 585 586 587 588 589 890 591 592 598 594 595 596. 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 6Q6 60? 608 609 610 611 612 618 614 615 616 617 618 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 62? 628 First Aational Bank Secnrity �ational Bax� �e xmaa Ol son Irving Oltman Ed. 1. -Makousigr ff�tst Williams 7,eonard C�illfsms , , Frank Stalols Joe Joret Frank l�iuivar Joe Padil � Christ Jensen � �erge. Bataher bni.l Brokl JoYm 9t. Peter Charles Stothard ' Harold _ C�eI Frank Stodola Firat National Baak , 3ecurity 16ational Baak Ebelya lia8iller ` Veraer .�illiams Bdpls. Eoo�ing & �Coraiae Co. �pls. Genera.l Electria Co. The Bro�a Inetrament Co. Ths Improvemant Bulletin League of b3inn. dHunicipalit3es Justus Lnmber�Co. � �Gaetaold* s Bardware � He�epin_ Catznty Review Theo: Iagaard E. J.. Jeppesen � Bd3.11exL�avie Co. Cook Oil Co. Piakands, Broaan & 0�. Gt. 16orthern Bailwary Crane Co. 3tandard Ofl Oo. �� $. NOt� L'Os State of �inn., Dept. of Highwa,�rs Northwestern Bell Tel. Co• B�other• s Lunah Daniel_E. Fole�r Schfller �otor Co. g. H. Eensler Joseph �. Hosp Frank 3itar � , Hopkine Publio Libraxy Cert. of Ind. & St: bonds 47.35 Cert. of Ind. 1U-1-23 50:40 Sal. 9-30-a8 � 70.00 3a1. 9,-30-28 , 62:50 Sa].. 9-30..28 62:50 � 9al• 9-30-.28 ?5;00 Sa1. 9.;30-28 , 62�50 108 hrs. � 55¢ 59.4a 103 h�s. �? 45¢ 46.35 1Q8 hrs, � 45yI 9�8.60� 99 hTs� � 45¢� 44eb5' 108 hrs. � 45¢ . 48.60� 54 hrs. � 45¢ ` � 2�.30 29 hr� • � 45� I3.05 � 72 hrs: � 45¢ 32:9A� 12 days � �3.00 36.00 9 hra: � 4b¢ 4.05� 212 hzre. � 90¢ (teama) 190.80� Oollections _ 6;00 Oolleations 8,00 3erviQes on Village Books 10:00� 13 hrs. � 45g� � � 5•85' RooY village hsll 'T9i?5 li�t and pawer 440.50 9uppliea, (Gss) 54;60 Offiaial Pab. T� &�3. , 35.60 20� of aanual dues, 6,00 Supplies (xoa,dl . 27:20 3 �.iasell shovels � 4.50 Publishing mi�rutes eta; 100:95 Blue prints for year 12:45 Engineering services . . 72.50 Corporate seal(Hopkins) 6.80 Burning Oil car l�atg $16T��76;44 � Egg.Coke 300 �35366 2?5.50� Frt. on oil and o�e 334.44• Gas supplies 26;38 oil and gasoline 14.54 2 bags.asbestoa aement 4;?0� `�trset Grading �' 184;38. Phone servioe 46.90 Lunche� for prlsoners :90 Toz�y �dakous3�y's trial 3:Ob • o�e tube 1.35 repairs and supplies 23:80 special serviees 51•00 65 hrs. � 50¢ 32.50 Boak� and salary 124•2b d petition was presented asking for eleatric lights at t�vo streets section at Sarrison Avenue and at one street intereedti -� motion duly made and ca,rried the Clerk was'inatructed to to �lace light on Harrison and �onros �,s petitioned.Por. on oa �¢onroe Avenue . notify the Electric inteR- On a Co: � Motion �vas duly made and carried to pass the necessary resolution to amen� the ord�naaae on Bowling glle9s to pezmit the same to remain open nnt�l tvvelve o•cloc,k P. M., on week da,ys from September to April inclusive each year. A ` V� � � The Eoasl Co�ui.ttee reported on the strsete in the new addition on the " Northeast part of the Village. On a motion du],y ma,de and carried the Street , ao�mn�ssioner wras instructed to do work on the streets as speci�ied by the $oad aoAenittee and En�ineer. � � � � � , �'T$e�Boad Qo�nittee�made•a repo�t as to Fifth Avenne South, between Eleventh_and �.'hirteenth and Prom such report a-motion vtas duly made a.nd ca,rried to lr� the.ma,t�er on th� table. � � ' - � � The matter of the_� applioa'tion of Mr�.- Sahiller �for gasoline pvmps veas on a motion dul� ma.de and carried referred to the Village Attorney, Joseph A. Hosp. . g mo�ion �s duly made and carried referring to the Road Connnittee tY� matter of grading etc.,--on Second Strset North between Thirteenth a.nd Fourteeath A9e�uea. - � • . A motion was duly mede a.nd oarr3ed to adopt the neoessary resolution �or the purpose of charging a•fee of �1.25 to plumbers for�the tappin� machine for each connection and the fee af �1.00 each for inspection, both of said fees toabe paid in advance at the time oP taking out permite. - � . On e motion dulymade and oarried the meeting was a.djourned until � O�ober 9y 1928. - ATTESTs � ' � � ,.,g�r�0� ��oysoN �, Preeident. � • 9 ,i . ` _ Y f� • ' ` \/ � � �\ `� • � \ - 1 ' ' � vi � � a \\ ♦ , 4 a _ . '�- . . RcxTF x.�� Recorder. � BTATE OF PdI]�Ll'�5(YI'g 1 COUIQTY OF H��1.�E�IB � ��.. 80�gI19'S I S, Arahie H. Mili�r, i�eao�do� o� tho �t11��e of Hopkins, Cour�ty of Hennepin� St�to o� }l�fnnesota, do hQrebB�cert�.Y�y that tlne �c►1lau�n� rosolution �nd order was pas$ed i�� the �i�Z��a Gcnxn�31 d�P the V�11�Q� of �iopkins, at thoir rep�ul�r ad�otu�oc3 m��tin� he].d Octobor 9�h, 19�:. ' It �s on motfon mo�ed and carrfed bg the ►uu�a►imou� vote oP t�.e .Vill��e � •;,,. . Qo�n4i1 of �,the �'31i�o oP Hop'�ix►s t3�at the followi L, �wa� of m�ney � be raf sod s� lee��►ed by �a:s upox� tho t�'ble px�one�t� oP the Vf11a�a aP Ho�aicfns, for tho" folla� \ ;� inB P�'Ao�m�, vizs For c�rnor�l. Vill�e �ur�oaes�... o a... a e. a........ e.....� 160000.oa FOY T3pSd d317.d BPfd�,�'"� Fwade.e..oe.....oa....o....•...:..� 12,000.00 For I.fbraaz°y ]�znd.. ...........+........ e....... o........� I, 650,00 _ , For Poor Iru�tt.....e.....e...,..�..._..eoe ..............o� 500.00 �GZ' F8I'1(i �`L7Yld�.••�..••eee....•......e•••�•...o�..o..•.� �OP �1'� �es��oaes��o��a��a��r�oo��e��e�e�� 76�000 '500.00 �OT %1Vi7� '�$'��(ldi��a��.��o��r�e�� $p9�0�00 For N�t�r c�nd Cea� Bonde ................a........R,..••.v� 3,500.00 For Ga� Bonc�s........o.o........e ..............a...e.,.� 3,500:;00 ^ For 8i�il8fn� Bonds..........-.........�......o:.:�...e.•..� 19000.00 — I do hmx°oby oar•t9,fy th�t I�Y�ao oomp�x�d th� fora�oSa� aJ.�Ch ti�e ori.�9.nal - entxy o� �he minntee o� the procoed9.�e o� tho mee$in�r of t•he �I311a�e Council held . � r on th� 9th fla�y of Ocstobor, 1928,. s�� the ��rrae �are on reaord 2a the �o0k of minutee . _._ O$ 8�1'ld Vf11�.�0q L-it1G3 ��1L•ti: �hQ 83IIt6 � 18 Ei tT17m �'id C0�'1'iBOt CO�f�' Ch@2'80�• �ted thia 9th dx� of �ato'boro 1928. m Given undor mp Y�and �d ee�7. thf$ 9th d�r o� Oe�oi,oro 1928. 9 „ A�iC� H. P� LlL1�aR � ,� V311�,re Ttecsomd4r of ��ae Vi11��e of Aop7�:�Q, itOn��in COunty, P�iane60t8• .- _ . ,� `�_. •.. � . . m a � JOSEPH A. HOSP ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW HOPKINS, MINNESOTA October 9th; 1928. TO THE VILLAGE C OUNCIL :- - ,,Gentlemen: � , � � , - In Re : Schiller+s application for license- , Curb Gasoline Pumps. , � , � � Section 4 of the Village Ordinance relating to�the licensing � of gasoline filling stations and curb pumps provides that " rior li'cense shall be issued for operating any gasoline filling station on any � sidewalk or any portion of any public street other than at the several locations where such stations actually exist and are now operated at the time the ordinance takes effect,�until such person shall give a bond for �5000.00 to indemnify the Village against an� loss and damage, etc.". �r. Schiller informs me �that he established the curb pump in the sidewalk abutting his property long before the ordinance took effect and thereafter rented the property to Mc�ueen Bros. The pumps were in operation at the time when the ordinance took effect, but McQueeX� Bros, never took out a license and afterwards discontinued the us e of the curb pumps . 1VIr . Schi ller was not inf ormed of the adoption of the ordinance and did not learn thereof until after McQueen Bros, gave up the property and turned it back to him, and upon learning of the failure on the part of Mc�ueen Bros. to take out a license, he then made the present application. He feels that. he acted promptly and just as soon as he was informed of the situ- ation. � � One of the purposes and objects of the ordinance was to do away with curb pumps and to preve nt the establishment of any new ones. In submitting this ordinance to the Council, I furnished the Council with a memorandum opinion dated May 9th, 1927, irom , which I quote 'as follows :-'�I wish to c�ll particular attention to the provision of Section 4 of the proposed ordinance, which pr.ohibits the issuance of a license for any filling station on any sidewalk or any portion of any public street other than at the several locations where such stations actually exist.� I entertain very serious doubts as to the legality of any license or permit which. assumea to allow the private use of any portion of the public streets or sidewalk. Ui course it is proper to license those pumps or filling stations which now actua lly exist ori a ny sidewalk, subject to the paramount public rights by virtue of any law, statute, or otherwise." As respects.the suggestion that has been made that there was an abandonment of whatever rights had been acquired bg reason JOSEPH A. HOSP ATTORNEV AND GOUNSELOR AT LAW HOPKINS. MINNESOTA VILLAGE COUNCIL �2). Oct. 9, 1928. ` � � � of the exi sting curb pumps whi ch were in operati on .a t the time�- "�'� when the ordinance took effect and afterwards discontinued, "�permit ____. me to quote the following from the authorities: - � � �� - - , �, � � ��Regarding the claim of an abandonment of its franchise by non-user, the authorities are clear that, to warrant a court in basing a decres upon that ground, the abandonment must be a clear, unequivocal and decisive act of the party sho�ving a determination not to use or claim the benefit of its franchise.`� 230 U.S. 114 ---- 114 NW 431. Mr. Schiller contends that in this case there was not an unequivocal and decisive abandonment, but that�it was merely a discontinuance of the use of the pumps on the part of MeQueen Bros., who held a contract for obtaining gasoline from the 1'ure Uil Company, avhich company discontinued its contract owing to the establishment of one of their own stations in the Village, and for the further reason that I�c�;ueen Bros, were, during the period of the discon- tinuance of the use of their pumps, looking around for an opportunity to dispose of their business, and, Mc�ueen Bros. having in mind the sale and disposition of their business, did not seek a contract for obtaining gasoline from any other company. � "Forfeiture of rights, in respect to the use of streets ; is not fa�rore3".," 44 C.J. 1001. Mr. Schiller urges that his proprietary rights should not be forfeited. �uoting from one of our own Supreme Court decisions: - "A municipality cannot deny an application f or a license arbitrary or unreasonably. On the other hand the Council may in the exercise of' its good discretion and under the provisions of the ordinance referred to, revoke any license or permit granted, or may refuse to grant a lic.ense if in their judgment it appears that the granting of such license would operate,against the public health, safety or welfare. The Council may waive a forfeiture for non-user': 44 C.J.1102. There is no provision in the ordinance which operates to . ext.ir,gvish rvhatever rights �xisted at the time when the ordin�nce took , � efYect. It merely provides that with respect to existing curb pwnps that no license shall be granted therefor until application therefcs� has been made and the requisite bond furnishe . A temporary dis- continuance of the operation of the station does not neeessarily mean an abandonment of rights, but on the other hand to continue the operation of a curb pump station without being lic,ens.ed, would_ be in violation of the ordinance and subject the per'son'operating'` v JOSEPH A. HOSP ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW HOPKINS, MINNESOTA � Oct. 9, I928. VILLAGE COUNCIL. �3)• such a pump to the penal,ti'es 'of the ordinance, to-wit: - Fine,-etc. ' • l ` It is my' opiniori� that it would be proper f or the Council to consider.%this application just the same as though it were made at the time when the ordinance took effect, disregarding the discontin- uance of the operation of the pumps as an element operating as a forfeiture or abandonment of previous existing rights, and treat this application just the same as any other timely application. If the Council considers that public polic,y will be best served by denying the application, place your denial on that ground rather than upon an abandonment o r for�'eiture.,of existin� ri�hts. The Council would be quite justified in considering the statements made in Mr. Schiller's letter accompanying his application as justifiable circumstances, excusing failure to act more promptly in applying for the license. A municipality has the right to waive strict compliance where justifiable reasons exist. I am told that immediate action should now be had on this application for the reason that the Pure Uil Company desire to relieve themselves from any and all further liability and respons- ibility b,y taking up the tanks or turning the same over to Mr. Schiller. Yours truly, At ney. P.S.If I were permitted to express my personal opinion,I think it would be wise to continue the policy of doin� away with all curb pumps and start by den,ying the p resent application and follow up by denyin� all future applications. . c , . , -- . \ . . i� , ',, .. , ; ; The Yillage Council oP the Villa�e of Hopkins met in Counail Room in apecial meeting at 7:30 o'clock, P. 8�., October 9, 1928. � . , B�embe=sPresents Aaton A. Olsan, Pres�dent, E. J. �cDonald. and J. Jas:= person, Hail Petersen, Trastee�; Archi e H. 11�fller, Recorder. ' 1 motion was duly ma.de and aarried to lay an eight inch gas,pipe, eight inah c:ast iron gas pipe on TaveZve �venue Prom the gas house to Ezcelaior Avemxe which said pipe was to replace the present four inch pipe on Eleventh gvenue. On a motion duly ma.de and ca.rried the follaev3a,� budget was acaepted for the purpose of Lag levy, to be reported to the County Auditor: „-� For General Pillage Parposes .................:$ For Roa.d and Bridge �.ind...- ...................� For Librar9 F`und� ..........................:..:� For Poor l�ind ...............................:.$ For Band Fund ................:..............::� - For Park F�md .................................� For Paving Certificates .......:.....,......:.:.� For Water and Gc;s Bonds .............�..........� FO1' G$8 BO11Ci8��v��.�� or Building Bonds ..................;..........� I5;000.00 12,000:00 . ,1•650;00 500•00 � ?50.00 � �, 50Q.00�' 3;900:00 •3�500e00 �. �3,500.00 � 1Q00,00` �� The matter of the appliaation of B�r.; Schiller for gasoline p�ps was again brought to the attention of the Council'and W� a motion was made to la9 the same on the table: �otion was carried on the f ollowing� vote: $yes: Olson, Jasperson, D�iller. �oes: �cDonsld ,an.d Peterson. ' g motion �as duly made and carried to instruat the street co�issioner to put the alley running north and south between Fif teenth and 3igteenth Esaelsior gvenue and Firat Street North.in a good nsable condition: � A motion v�,s $uly made and carried to adjou� nntil October 16, 1928. gTTEST: . �PTT ON A. OLSO�. President. ARC�IIE �� Reaorc3er. � � _ -r`��' J The Village Council of the Village of;Hopkins met in.Council Boom in 7��, Rebular Session at 7:30 o'clock, P. �. October 16, 1928. � � II �� embers Present: Anton d. Olson, President, IInil Petersen, E., �. �cDonald, and J. Jasperson, Trustees; �rchie�H. �iller, �ecorder. � �. ; The minutes of the previous meetin�s �vere read and approved. 629 630 631 632 633. 634 635 636 637, 638 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 648 649 650 651 652 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 The Po1loQving bills vrere read and allrnved: Security Nationa,l Bank Fi rs t Na t i ona,l Bank � First National Bar.k First National Bar,k Herman Olson Irvin� Cltm�n. Ed. d. - �akousl�y Gust �`�illiams Leona;rd �Jilliams T'rank Stodola Joseph Joret Frank Nunvar Joe Pudil Christ Jensen John St. Peter" Charles Stotha,rd �nil.Brokl ,`lalter Ohland Frank 5todola Frank Sitar i. Thompson _ Buffalo �eter Co., Standard'Oil Co., Pioneer r�levator K: Lumber Co., Koke sh Ha rd�iare J. �. He�messy & Co., P. J. Caroline �cDonald Transfer Compar�y The Ye11o�T� Trail Garage Hopkins Hand Laundry � Henn:, Co., :Fai� Bldg. F�ind Pa.vin� �varrants due ti�ater and Pa,aing warrants ';Jater�and sewer r�arran.ts Sec�rer�tiaai•rants and couponas Salary to 10_15-28 Salary ito 1A-15-28 Salary ito 10-15-28 S�lary �to 10-16-28 S�,la�cy 'to- 10-15.,28 lI7 h'rs. 0 55¢ 1Z0 h,rs. C .45� 111 hours �� -45¢. 108 hrs. � 45¢ '54 hrs. � 45¢ 81 nrs: �? 45� 13 da',ys a �3.00 27 hrs: Q 45¢ 29 hr� si v 45¢ �20 hrs. C 90y� (Teams) 83 �hrs � � 90¢ 90 hrs: @ 90� One oil meter,$705975 Oil and gasoline Supplies Gas Supplies Villa�e supplies Supplies Dra�age . 13 gal!lons �as � ' ' � ' �� :° ° �Jas��21g blankets for jail Boys ancl Gi�rls Bldg. � � 155.00 1,871.08 322.00 317.44 70.00 62.50 62.50 75.00 62.50 64.35- � 49.50- 49.95 48.60 24.30 � 36.45- 39.00 12.15 -13.05 ---- - 198.00. 74.70 81.00- 24.00 2.83- �133.14. 5.65 2.65 7.95 .50 2-.70 4.20 150.00 On a motion duly made and carried the Road Committee was instruated to aheck up on the gradi�� of Sixteenth 9venue. On a motion duly made and carried the Village �ttorney, Joseph A. Hosp, and Recorder, Archie H. i�iller, v�ere instruct'ed to carry on tne �:�ork of revisin� tne ordinances a.nd obtaining prices for the costs of publication for tn.e same.� , , A motion was dul�T made.and carried �instruating Louis Lundquist to put , in a side�valk anci curb on Tavelfth. Avenue South � immediately or the ��ork �auld be turned over to tne Street Cor�unissioner for conpletion. An Ordinance entitled, "9N ORDIi�'AIQCE Dr�FI�ItdG GERTAIN �ISDr'�'�'•a� BND PRESCRIBIYdG A PII�TALTY FOR TiiE VIOLATION TI-��EOF"�, had its first reading. • An Ordinance entitled, "9N :�ORDIN�TCE � DEFINIIVG PUBLIC 1�IUISATZCES PRO- HIBITItdG TIi� CREATION OR T.�AIId`i'F�i1�1SdCE .tsDTD I�OVIDIIJG A PEIJ�TY FOR VIOLATION THERE- OF", had its first readin�;. .. ' Due to the faat ti�a,t the General Election comes on the �nest Council �meetii� night, on a motion duly ma.d e and carried it wa,s decided to hold the � Coun�il meetir� on 2�:londay ni�ht November 5th. `� � Qn a motioxi duly ma.de a,nd aarried the conduct of Police dfficer� Irvfrg � Oltman, in the ma,tter of the arrest of Frances,gldrich ��ras referred to .the. Public Safety Comm�ttee for investi�;ation. � ' � Qn a motion du1�J ma.de and carried November 5, 19�8. I ATTEST: ARCiiI� H. hlILI�.�`.R ` RECORDER. the meetix�; cva,s ad�journed until Anton � O1son -�x �3�8�iL'. � i , I .� _�`�l � �e Villa�e Council of theFillage o� Hopkins met in Cauncil Hoom in Regular Session ai '1:30 o'cloclt, P. M:, IIovember 5, 1928: :r�. ' D�embers present: Anton Olson, President, E. J. bRcDonald, J. Jasperson, and Ealil Yeterson, Trixstees; Archie H. D�iller, Reaorder. The reports of Daniel E. Foley, Justice ot the Pea.ae, Irving Oltman, Police Officer, and Herman Olson, as to �Jater and C*as Collectiona were read and. � approved and ordered placed on file. l�''�� `� �� The following bills ��ere read and allawed: 660 Herman Olson 66I Irving Oltman 662 Ed. g: Makousky 663 Gust ;dilliams 664 Leonard t'.illiams 665 Frank Stodola 666 Joseph Joret 667 Fran]� I3unvar 668 Jose�h Pudil 669 John St. Peter 670 Charles S.tothard 671 �nil Broltl � 672 `��al te r Ohland 6�3 Harold C2�te1 fi74 Fraxik Stodola 675 Frank Sitar 676 L. Thompson � 677 First National Ba,nk 678. Security Idational Bank 67'9 E. J. Jeppesen 680 Evelyn �iller '681 $tandard Oil Co: ,682 Mpls: Gen. Elec. Co• 683 Nationa.l l�eter Co: � '684 Archie H. �.iller 685 Schiller Motor Co'. 686 The Yella�� Trail Garage 68'7 �hieP Oil Inspector 688� �aetzold's Hard�va.re 689 Bren Brothers 690 The Hennepin County Review 691 Pickands, Brown & Co. 692 Great Northern Rail�vaty Coa 693 James Nickoc�ma 694 1J.:��. Bell Telepi�one Co., 695 �nie3 E. Fol�y 696 J. t�. Berry • 697 Louis Lundquist 698 The Barrett Co., 699 A. D. Garpe.nter ' 700 DHcDonald Sand Sc :Gravel Co. 701 Security National Baxik ,702 C. W. Su�dquist ' � 703 iFlest '1�pls. r'uel Co., ,704 Hopkins Public Library, � 705 Frank Sita,r Sal. to 10.30-28 70:00. Sal. to 10-30-28 62.;50 Sa1. to 10-30-28 62.50 Sal. to 10-30-28 75:00 Sal. to 10-34-28 62:50 126 hrs. C� 55¢ 69:� 112 hrs. � 45¢ 50.40 117 hrs. � 45¢ 52;65, 117 hrs..0 45¢ 52.65 99 hrs. Q 45¢ 44.55 14 days � �3.00 42:00 � 16 hrso � 45¢ 7:20 114 hrs. 0 45¢ 51:30 9 hrs. � 45¢ 4.05 232 hrs. @ 90¢ (Teams) 208:80 95 hrso Q 90¢ 85.50. 198 hrs. @ 90� (Teams) 178.20 Collections 8,00 Oollections 8.00 Engineering Services 66.00 Services on Village Books I0.00 Oil and Gasoline 35.44 light and power 437•80 � 10 �JatQr Il�eters 140..25 Ret: to Co. Aud, stamps etc. 70.35 subplies ' 12.75 82- Gallons Gasoline 1.97 Inspection of Cas� 16750 4.83 �, age 2:25 supplies 23.74 Publishing minutes, etc• 26,40 1 car coke GN �22471 270.79 Frt. on Colfle G1V �22�71 132.97 Drayage 7:98 Telephone Service 46:85 Juatice of Peace Docke� 6e00 5 hrs. � 50� special poliae 2:50 Regairing sidetealk 112,00 Tarvis & patch material. 5�3b6,70 650 yds. Gravel • 877:50 1 yd: sand Park, 3 for Vil: 3.60, �'later and sewer �arran�s 2,117.56 Iabor and material 60.75 aoke for Gas House 19,10� Sa�. & Stix;�plies 136,96 56Q hrs. �? 50¢ epecial Pol; 28.25 i A petition was p�,*esented by the Telephone Compa,�y to put poles and �� anchors on certain streets in the-Village. .On a motion duly ma.de and carried , the petition was granted. . The Pure Gi1.Compar�y,petitioned to remove the tanks at P�cQuean's � Garage and on a motion duly made and carried the betition was granted. -r , Hexman Clson t�as appointed plwnbing inspector by the P�iayor and on - a motion duly inade and carried'the ap�ointment was proved. � � � �; I On a motion duly made and carried Mr. Charles �'lilkins was appointed I on the board for examiners for plumber's licerlses: , � �otion was duly made and carried to notify the Eleatric iigYit Co., I to place a light on Fifth �lvenue, Sixth Avenue North at the intersection of the ' �dinne t onka Road. ' On a motion duly made and aarried the Clerk was instructed to buq . 2000 feet snow fence and poles. 6 motion was duly made and carried instructing the Clerk to order 50 feet hose for the Chemical, and gasket for the filin� ba.nks. . � motion �as duly made and carried to }�ave the street co�issioner built a�cover for the old gas tank. ' � An ordina,nce entitled "AN ORDINANCE TO I,ICENSE gIJD REGULATE AIICTION�ERS -._.. AIdD PEDDLERS gI�TD TO LICENSE AND REGULAT� TI� KEEPIPdG OF BILLIARD TABLEB, POOL . TaBLES AND BO�iILING SALOONS I1V THE VILLAGE OF HOPKINS", was placed on its second reading and ordered -oubiished. The matter of tne appliaation of Il�r. g. Schiller for license to operate �l curb pu�ps was again brou�ht to the attention-of the Council by Mr. Schiller and upon a motion the appliQation was voted upon and tizas not allocved on the fol- lowing vote: 9,yes----I�iller; Noes----Olson, D�cDonald, Jasperson, and Petersen. � On a motion duly made and carried the meeting v��as adjourned until 1Vovember 20, 1928. . 0 ATTEST: AN�N A. OLSON President. � � � ARCHI E H. ��ILLER � Clerk. . 0 m : i � � �---� The .Village Council oi �,the Pillage of Hopkins mei in �ouncil goom �� in regular session at 7:30 o'clock' P. r�., l�ovember 20, 1928 � Pviembers present: 9nton� A. Olson, presideni, -gail �Peterson and J.Jas= �� person, Trustees; Arc�i�e H. l�iller, Recorder. E. J. D�cDona.ld absent: � The minutes of the previous meeting were read a.nd approved. The follo�ving bills were audited, allov�ed and ordered paid: i. 707 � � 708 709 7I0 �lI 712 ?13 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 42� 725 726 727 . . _ �28 ?29 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 $88 739 He anan Ol s cm. , Irving Oltman Ed. g. biakouslqr . Gust Lsiilliams Le onard iFiilliams l�rank Stodola � Joe Joret rrank Nunvar Joe Pudil ti`�alter Ghland � John St. Peter ' r'�nil Brokl C}zarles Stothard Harold C}amel Frank Stoaola L. Thompson Frank Sitar Standard 0i1 Co. xokesh Hardware� � Hopkins �otor Car Co: D3strict State Boiler Inspector The Hennepin County Review g. 0. Neider ' Cook Oil C0: Great I�orthern Bs�rl�vay Co. ' Hennepin County Enterprise L�illiam Strobeck LW Joseph Vesely I Richard Tostenson F�hn. J. lt�iller Eleah B. Hosp Loraine CUZSY2a,19 Richa.rd. '�. Pdoore Sal. to 11-I5-28� Sal. to 11-15-28 Sal. to 11-15-28 , Sa.l. to 11-15-28 Sal. to 11-15-28 117 hrs. G 55¢ 117 hrs C� 45¢ 101- hrs. @ 45¢ Z03 hrs: G 45¢ 117 hrs. @ 45¢ 117 hrs. � 45¢ 9 hrs. � 45¢ 13 days �T �3.00 77 hrs. CQJ 45¢ 223 hrs. � 90¢ 54 h�s. L 90¢ 27 hrs. � 90¢ Oil and �as supplies repairs and supplies Insp: Gert. $36816 Publishing minutes, etc: �eals for election Board. 1 car flzrnace oil �15I49 Frt. on oil aar #15149 dog muzzling ordina.nce �jail suppli'es E. B: 31 hrs. C.60¢ E. B. 28 hrs. � 60¢ E. B. 31 hrs. Q'60¢ E. B. 45 hrs: a 60� E. B: 31 hrs: Q 60¢ E. B:& Ret. 31 hrs. 60¢ �' B` H t 45 h�'s 60 , 70.00 62.50 62.50 ,75;00' 62:50 ' 64.35 52.65 � 45:45' 46,35 52.65� 52.65 4:05 � 39:00 34.65 200.?0� 48.60 24.30 ' 7:06 1•05 14:2� 3.00 11:40 16,00 280.89 219.45 � 3.60 , :75 � 18:60 16:80 18,60 27.00 ' i8;so ° 21.60 � 740 George P. ll�iller �. .& e. . ¢ 30.00 J 741 Conard Karleen E. B. 12 hrs: � 60¢ 7.20 742 ��rs: Olga Kelley E. B. 19 hrs. � 60� 11.40 743 Elizabeth I;emke E. B. 19 hrs. � 60¢ 11.40 � 744 1'�alt P�iller E. B. 19 hrs. C� 60¢ 11.40 d motion vras duly ma,de and carried to instruct the str.eet commissioner ,to flood the s�a,tin�; rink for ScYiool District No. 135 at East Hopkins, at the same time the skating rixik �vas floodeld in the park �rounds. , ,, A motion ti�as duly madi and carried to have two men help clean the ditch belo�:� the septic tank. � g motion wias duly made and carried instructing the Clerk to order nev� leathers for the pumps and 2sa�re them put in. - A mo ti on ara s duly ma� 150 feet of chemical hose for t: Due to the fact tha,t �� general election there s�as such carried to pay the election boa and carried instructing the Clerk to orde.r chsmical tank. pkins has only one �oting preainet and at`the . heavy vote cast, a motion was duly made and �� at the rate of 60¢ per hour. � An Ordinanae enti tledl; "gId ORDIivANCE DEFINING CERTAIIJ &ZISDII��AISER AND ' PRESCRIBIIIG. A rENALTY FOR TH� VI�iLATI�N THEREOF", was placed on its second reading. On a motion duly made;�and carried the meeting adjourned until December 4, 1928. ;II � A�tAst: .� ��, ARCIi-IE H. t�IILL�HR . gri h_ Olson Recorder� � i�-�'- f I . _ . . � ' TYie'Pillage Council of the- Villa,ge of Hopkins met in Council R�,om in � �e�,rular� session at 7:30 o'clock, P. i�., December 4, 1928.. ' � . . . � ; L�Tembers Presexit: �nton �1.� Ols an, President, L. J. PdcDonald, and J. Jas- person; �nil Petersen�, Trustees; �rchie H�. I�i.11er, �teconlor. . The reports of Daniel E. 'r'oley, Justice of the I'eace, Irvin� Oltman, Police Ofiicer, Frank Stodola, Road-�overseer, and Herrnan Olson, as to i':'ater and � Gas collections ��ere read and approsed and ordered placed ori file. The iollo�vii� bills tit�ere lead azid a1loNed: `� 748 He rman Ol s on 749 Irving Oltman 750 Ed. A. 1�Ial�ous�y � 751 Gust �ililliams 752 Leon,ard. �'lilliarc►s ' 753 r'rank Stodola 754 Joe Joret � 755 �'ra.nk Nunvar 756. Joe Pudil ` � 757� John St. Peter 758 IInil �Brokl 759 Cnarles Stotnard 760 Fiarold Ghmel � 761 John Harringcar 762 Pra�k Ruzecka 763 Fr��k Stodola 764 Henxy Shima 765 �Geor�e Heinz 766 Joe Shima 767 Fr�x�k Bren 768 First RTationa.l Ban.k 769 Security I�Tational Bank 770 Evelyn P.'Lillor 771 T;iother's Lunch 772 T�;I�ls. General �lectric Co. � 773 Crane Co. 774 t�m. H. �ie�ler Co., Inc. 775 Security Idational Ba:� 776 E. J. Jeppesen - 777 Standard Oil Co. 778 Anton �. �lson 77J r'�nil Petersen 780 �. J. �4aDonald 781 J. Jasberson 782 �lrcnie H. l�i lle r 783 �rtnur Z7: Elmr�ui s t 784 Joseph g. Hosp 785 The Hennepin County �ievie�v 786 Schiller Ir?o�or Co. 787 - P. H. Coyle 788 Steve Feltl 789 Joe Feltl, Jr. 790 Peter Sundquist. 791 IJ. . ��,. Bell Telern.one Co. 792 Minn. Loan and �rust Co: 793 Hopkins Public Library 794 Stella �. Haert�l 795 Ruth Dahlman 796 I!:eDonald Transfer Co. 797 �. H. Hensler Sal. to 11-�0-28 Sal. to 11-30-28 Sa1. to 11-30-28 Sal. to I1-30-28� Sal. to 11-30-28 108 hrs. � 55� I08 hrs. :? 45¢ ' � � 108 hrs. �::� 45¢ 108 hrs. � �5¢ 54 hrs. C 45¢ ' 53 hrs. � 45¢ 13 days C �3.00 � 27 hrs, c� 45¢ , 32 hrs. � 45¢ 54 hrs. � 45¢ , 216 hrs. r:� 90¢ �27 hrs. � 45� 31 hrs. �7 45¢ 27 hrs. � 45¢ � 10 hrs . � �1.00 collections � collections services on Villace baoks , meals f'or prisoners lig�ht a�zd poiver sup�lies � supplies • � : aert of ind. � �•. services gas and.oil,_ ' � s�,lary � �. Sal�,ry i salary ' �- salary _. salary � salary I a Sc?,�.ei2'j7 ' minutes published �, repairs and su;�plies i repaia�s and supplies , Cleaxiing ur Creek Cleanino up Creek repai rd i phone services , Buildin� bonds ' books and salaig steno services steno services � � dra�a�e 70:00 62:50 62.50 75:00 62:50 59,40 .48:60 48.60 48:60 � 24:30 23.85 39.00 12.15. 14.40� 24.30 194.40 12.15 13:95 12.15 . . 10.00 8:00 8:00 10.00 ti.25 397�89 � 3.47 184:82 396:52 70.00 3.64 105.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 150.00 62.50 100.�� 9.60 12.10 5.85 � 28.35 2f3:35 73:78 �7:30 1050:00 207.87 4.10 25.00 21.00 rep�,irs and supplies 25.55 A petitiou tivas preseizted signed by groperty o��iers of� the property facing on Eleventn dveiiue I?orth betn�een I�'ourth Street and ��ills �toad asking for tne la;�in� of a v�ater ma.in on said street. On a.motion duly made aa�d carried the petition ti��as �ranted and t'r_e t�or�z c�as ordered done by the street cor.unissioner if legal to do so other�ise it is to be Iaid accordiig to General Stat-�tes of 1921. � I " � �� request �:�as `reacl si�iied � by t'riree �arber � shop o�mei�s askin,; for per- mission to erect display ��oles next to their buildin�s. On a, r:totion dul;� made and carried the request �ras gr:��ted. - Trustee and CotL�cilma,ii, E. J. �?eDonalct, ofi'ered the follocaiu�; resolution � "BE IT �ESOLSTED TFiAT TTiE C�Ui':CIL OF THr, VILT�GE OF HCPKII�l$ AP�.'ROV�S LEGISIIATIOTT ADSTQC.�TED BY Ti� I,�AGUE OF LiIi:ivrESC3'A -112iT�i1ICIPALITIES TO PEI�C4IT �LL CITIES t1.i�TD = VILI.�Gi�.S'�TG P�SS 0?�DIIJ�IdCES C��TIIdG PI�AII�I�IIidG CO�,�ISSIORIS.° and �hereupon moved this adoption �Jhion cras seconded by Trustee 3�ni�1 Petersen. IIpon puttin�; it to a vote to the council it raas adopted unami.mously. � A motion �;as ciuly��.de and carried directin� the Cle�ric to order 20 posts and 300 feet sno�v fence. � motio� �,�as du1�7 made and carried to place a slrna si�;n in the inter-. section of Ei�ht �venue S_outh a,nd Second Street. - A motion rras di?1�J �,de and carried instructin�; tne L�gfneQr to look izp a pump tor the �ur��ose of puraping out the sep�ic tan� and report at negt meeti,r�. '• The follo��in�; �ere appointed on the I,ibrai�,� Board for three yeaT •term: Heiir;� :'�'ade, I�Irs.. �:� r'. �oore, �id il7iss �'aertrude Schcraiitz. � L�oiio:� b��.s duly �de ar.d c:�rried i�1s�Lz�:ctir,� the buildino co�:unittee to report ,as to necessa�y repairs for t�le rvai� h.all �:�c� council room und as to �vi�inot�vs etc., a�:�i re7:.�ort � t ��? ne::t r_�aeting. - ' Oii a motion� clul�� ade a.ncl. earried the meetin� ��ras adjourned until, December 18, 1928. � � ATTEST: e 41'd^l C1L1T �. DIiQ�T. � President. �t�CHIE H. MILLEP �eco nier. 6 0 � : � - . . ' . ., �� The Villa�e Council of th� Villa,�� of Ho}��kins met in Council Room in ` Re�ular session at 7:30 o'clock, ➢eceraber 18, 1928. iTembors present: .�nton �.. Olscn, Presiclent, J. Jaspersan, a.Ad Einil Petersen, Trustees; nrchie�-H. P:Tiller, �ecorder, E. J. �cDonald absent. , Tn.e report of Harry C. Blunt, Just;ice of ti�e �eace. `-:as read a��c� a��nroved and ordered r�l.�ced an {'ile. Tho follo��inz, �i11s s,�rere read �ir�d allot��ed: • 799 Herma�� Olson Sal. to 12-15-28 800 Zrvin� Oltman S�il. to 1�-15-2E3 801 Ed. �. i."aicous�y , SaZ . i:o 12-15-�£3 8U� Uust i�lillia�ns Sal . to 1: -15-28 � 803 I,eonard �"iilliams Sal. to 1`'-15-28 804 r'ranl� Stodola 117 hrs. � 55� 805 J�e Joret ' 108 hrs. u S5� 806. Fraai�: I7unvar 5 hrs. � 45¢ a07 Joe Pudil 32.hrs. �, 45¢ 808 C7eor�e H�inz 106� hrs. � 45¢ 809 �'ra��l� Ruzec'�a 1�6 hrs." 1a 45¢ � 810 �enr�,�. Shina 12I hrs. � 45¢ ' 811 Emi 1 Broi�l 60 hrs .� 45¢ 812 JoYui H�,rrin�;car 90 hrs. � 45� 813 '��tallace S1;odola 7u hrs. c: 45¢ 814 �a'ra�k Stodola 194 hrs. � 90¢ 815 S,;Tlvester _�;rs�a,vy 4U hrs. �� 45¢ 816 i�icnard l��sha,vy 4C hrs. u 45¢ 817 Ceor�e Stepanek 40 hrs. � 45� 818 Christ Jenson 36 hrs.-� 45¢ 819 FIarold Chmel 33 hxs. � 45¢ 820 Bert 'Lila 15 hrs. �n 45¢ 821 �'rani� Siien�yrs Ja;�� o� h�.y 822 Fi�.rx�7 C. B1�?n�; � J. pf P. fees 823 i,. Lundquist fi :i��; �enerator in �.as house 824 Pici�ands, Bra�;�l �; Co. 1 car e,�;.� coko #181146 825 Csyeat Northert: �r. Co. �yrt. on col:e �13II46 826 ':7. S. Isott Co. Su��r�lies 827 Yello�,� Tr�ail C`tara�e �as .ur_d labor 828 �:r�n. H. Lie�;ler Co, Ine. Suy�3-�lies E329 :.�etzold's H�r�.rnare �uy�plies , 830 Fiennepin Coant;;T :f3evie:� I�inutes pub:�ished, etc. � 831 5tandard C�il Co. gas and oil • 832 J. �. riez�essy & Co. Su��lies 833 L,Srle C�zlve� t w Road �gai�7_ner_t Co. 1 30". 32t 14 ga. _=.rmco 834 Peter Su.ldc�uist �bor t'or Villabe 70.00 62.50 62.50 '75. a0 62.50 64.35 48.60 2.25 ;14.40 48.15 56.70 54 .45 27.00 . , 4Q.50 32.40- I74.60 ls.00 18.00 18:00 ' 16.20' 14:85 6.75 3.00 3.05 23.50 225.48 110.'72 i3.20 6.14 24.98 2.50 8 .40 5.52 3.10 119.04 28.00 Corres�pndence ti�as received from officer Irvin{,; Oltman as��in� for ' an. increase in sal�yy, ai�d on a r�otion d-ul�� made ana carried tile ��,tter rvas laici on tne i;able uutil the firsi meetin;; in Janu�,xy. � �. ��n. �rdinance, "AIJ Os'�-DIiI.ANCE �ESTABLISiiI?�?(� � BUILDIITG CGDE, FIXI�11� � ` FI� LIi,�I1�, s2��',GUZ�TIOiT OF OFFEITSIVE T�DLS, �i1D OF LOCkTI�i? OF .BUILDITIGS �L�TD OB�TECTIQIdl'�3LE �CGIT�:TIOTSS", had its second readin�. " Due to the �'�ct tl�a.t next meetin� �alls on P7eti� Year's day, on a motion duly rnade azad carried it �:as de�cided to hold tne moetin�r on Jan-uary 3, ].929. Cn a mocion duly �acZe and carried tl�e meetixig `vas adjourrled until Januai;�y 3, 1929. _ � .�irKTT,*. H� 1lrTTwlr�''.+R . Recorder. ATTEST: EL�i`�'Oit A. OL•S G1T. President.. ' . ;'.,,. I � �J ��ener�,l discussion �*�as ha,d in regards to our gas mains and equip- ment, for the purpose of �laci�.�; an estima.ted. valuation on tne s�me for the !�inneapvlis Gas I.i�ht dompar�y, and c�hereupon trustee, E. J: T�cDonald offered the followin�; resolution. ` � , «R�AS, tne �inneapolis Gas�.Li�ht Compar�y h,�ve stated their vaill- ingness to purcha.se our mains aizd equip.�nent upon certain concZi ti�ons and have asked f'or an estimate value of the sair:e, at�TD ti�_R�r1S, The Villabe Couxicil have ta�en an ii�ventory of the said ��as tna,ins ar�.d. equipinent, tLT.JD �,IIiE�?EkS, T'ne Yilla�;e Council deems it for the best interest of 'the citizens not to sell tn.e roal estate or buildin�; of s�,id Gas Aouse, but to sell the mains and all eauipment, , � �REFORE BE 3T itESOLVED, Tl�at �ve, tne Villa�e Counail of the Villa{�e of Ho�kins, .Psinnesota do hereby set the appraised valua.tion of our �as mains . • and eaui�ment at �40,000.00, and present this nrice to the' ��?innearolis Gas �Lig•ht -Compax�y as a tentative offer of sale, ��ith the und�rsta.nding tnat ti�e sale would carzy the �r�nting of franchise_ to rwz for 30 years, and the_ price of gas t�ould be r�educed iramadiateiy to at lea,st the price of �1.60 per thousand, all oi' ��hich is �:iade subject to tne ap�roval by vote of the residents of the, Village of Ho�kins and .,t't�.t t'r�e same be spread upon our minutes and a copy thereof be mailed to the P��iinneapolis Gas Li�;nt Compa��, at P:Sinneapolis, 'P�Tinnesota. �rustee aud CouncilmG.i1 E. J. I:ZcDonald <<rho offered tne foregoin� l�esolution thereu�on naved its adoptioa, �nic'n «as, seconded by Trustee and Council- ms,n I+�nil Peterson, anci u>>>on bein�;� put to a vote �^as unanimously adopted by all members of the Villa�e Cot�ricil. � :. " � � ` lne Pillate Cciuicil of the Vill�,�e of Hopkins net in Council `Room in special session �.t 7;40 �o'clock, Decer�ber 31, 1928. � _L�TembQrs present: nnton �. Olson, _President, E. J. I�c�onald and J. Jas- person a�d Emil Peterson, 1.'rizstees; rlrch.ie H. �Tiller, '�ecorder aY�sent. This meetin�; c�as called at tne ��ritten rec�uest of J. Jaspe�soi� and E. J. �icDonald �or the pux^�;ose of considerin�• the re:port of tne cor:imittee that was assi{�ned to inves.ti�ate. the coiiduct and activities .o� Officer Irvin� Oltman. I�,ir. Holm�;ren tne proprietor of a pool-nall in this Vi11aUe �-ras c�.11ed upon to state his c�.se i��;Zrdin�; tne conduct oi 1:Yiis of'�ice-r i7i �, ra,id upoxi his Y�lace of busuiess, �viiich raid �:as m�.acle on December 2J, 19ti'8. Officer Ultmar� tivas tn.e�i called upon .1;o st�zte nis conc�uct anci tPe part thut �ie took in t�ie said raid, and also in i;Y?e arres�t of b�'rancis Aldrich. �l motion �vas dul;;T mc-zrle ��rzd carried to continue this mai;ter to olzr next re�•ular r�eetin�r until on Tnursday Januarv 3, 192�3 ;;ith 1;rie understandin� tnat at Lha.t time a date vrould be set �'or a��ublic hearine in regards to Cfiicer Irvin€; C1tmG,n co3iduct in ma:sin�;� arrests since �?prii 1, 1928. 3"_ne ma.tter a�ncerning sici�ess of the crossin� �v�tchr:�.yi and the pa�ment of tne e�enses �=�as, tai�eii up Y�y r;Tayox• Clson.. A motion ti»,s c�ul;�� m�.de� and carried to tar�e c�,�e oi' �i:is rr:az�. ........ ..... .... .... . _ ..-_.. - �---� Lnoti ori ��as dul�� m��de anci carrie�i t}��:i; AZr. Glso.z b� _ �;:1;;�purs��c� L or e��- penses pail to send a�auper L-o �itkin, L�Tinnesota. � motio:� l�as dul;;T m�.de and carried to have r'�1;torno�r, Josei�ii �;. Hosp, �t�rite the State HiF,hr�ay Department reUardizib a stoR� si�n at Schools. _ i-?otion �T�as dkly made and carried to adjourn to Januai�� 3, 1929. ATTEST: .... _�___.. _._..___...AI�TOPd_ �;. ,OLSOtd - - Pres�aden�t. ce 9 0 ��cFi� x. ��zz,��rt Olerl; anc� �ecorder. a �