06-02-53 Council MinutesREGULAR MEETING
of the
VILLAGE COUNCIL
June 2, 1953
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof a regular
meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Golden
Valley, Hennepin County, Minnesota was held at
,veadowbrook School in said Village on the 2nd day
of Jeune, 1953, at 7:30 P. !u.
The following members were present: Foss, Rahn,
Reiss, and Stasel and the following arrived after
the meeting had begun: Stark.
vUVED by Rahn Seconded by Foss Carried that the
reading of the minutes of tiie meeting of -:ay 19,
1953 be dispensed with and that said minutes
stand approved as submitted to each member of the
Council prior to this meeting unless some member
of the audience wishes them read. (The minutes
were not read.)
Re: Gravel Pit: The Village Clerk presented an
affidavit of publication of notice of public hearing
to be held at this time and place regarding the
zoning of a parcel of land as described in said
affidavit from Open Development to Commercial.
Said affidavit was examined, approved and ordered
placed on file.
The ;Mayor announced that this was the time and
place for the hearing above referred to, and all
persons present who desired to do so were afforded
opportunity to express their views thereon, as
follows: Mr. Russell Smith spoke in favor of the
re -zoning. There were no objections.
MOVED by Rahn seconded by Foss carried to give a
first reading to an Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE
.AiZNDING TLE ZONING ORDINANCE LY ,STAT-LISr1ING A
CEI,TriIN CO...!JBRCIAL DISTRICT".
!viOVED by Rahn seconded by Foss carried, to approve
the above Ordinance quoted by titled upon its first
reading.
iviGVd;D by iiahn seconded by Reiss carried, that due
to the existence of an urgency and the fact that
no objection to the proposed re -zoning was voiced
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that a second reading be given to an Ordinance
entitled: "AN ORDINANCE iMMNDING THE ZONING
ORDINANCE BY ESTABLISHING A CERTAIN COIRCIAL
DISTRICT". 4, � ... ,m 4- 1��_ .
MOVED by Feiss seconded by Stark carried that the
above Ordinance quoted by title be approved upon
its second reading and that publication be ordered.
Member Rahn then advised the Council that Metal -
Matic, Inc., 4402 Washington Avenue, Idlinneapols 12,
is interested in the purchase of the Village gravel
pit and the adjoining property of "Mr ^Russell Smith
and that, should the property be us, said Company
would dedicate a 60 foot right-of-way to the
Village of Golden Valley for road purposes. ,:ember
Rahn stated that preliminary negotiations with
Metal -Matic, Inc. had brought out the following
details: That :Metal -'Matic desired to purchase
in 1953 4 acres more or less abutting upon
1,innetka Avenue from the Village of Golden
Valley at a price of y10,000.00; that said
Company desired a five-year purchase option
for the remaining 17 plus acres and would pay
the sum of '16,000.00 for said remainder; that
the value of the first building which Metal -Matic
intends to build upon the premises in 1953 would
cost in the neighborhood of a quarter of a million
dollars; that the building would be a one-story
building and that suitable parking facilities would
be provided, and that the premises would be
attractively landscaped.
IrIOVED by Kahn seconded by Foss carried that the
Village attorney be instructed to draw up an
earnest money contract of sale and an option
agreement with k etal-Iulatic, Inc. for the sale
of the Village gravel pit according to the above
terms and other terms too lengthy to be included
herein. 41,,Iember Rahn abstained from voting upon
the above motion.
Lr. Bliss, representative of metal -;Matic, Inc.,
stated upon question by alr. Foss that his company
would pay 1r. mane, Village. Attorney, an undeter-
mined fee for the extra work of drawing up the
above documents and closing the sale.
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rublic ifearing, :unitary Newer: The Village Clerk
presented an affidavit showing publication in the
official newspaper of the notice of public hearing
on the proposed sewer improvement described in the
resolution of this Council relating thereto,
adopted on Iviay 12, 1953, said affidavit was
examined, approved, and ordered placed on file
in the Office of the Village Clerk. The 1uayor
then announced that the meeting was open for
public hearing on said proposed improvement and
all persons present who desired to do so were
afforded opportunity to express their views
thereon. iso objections to the making of said
improvement or to the levy of assessments to pay
the costs thereof, were made, except as follows:
Newer Improvement
rroponents Statement
lir. Robert F. Lloyd Mr. Lloyd stated that he
3312 iloble avenue and his neighbors wanted
the sewer at any cost, and
further, that they desired
to have sewers as quickly
as possible.
lair. Clifford F'. iiaga,
rresident
Noble Grove association
3302 i�yle avenue
air. Haga stated that even
those persons residing in
Noble Grove addition who
have experienced no trouble
with sewers at the present
time are in favor of sani-
tary sewers in the area;
that the Village of Golden
Valley is certain to grow
in population and that his
Association favored the
sewer plan which would give
the greatest benefit to the
greatest number of people,
that is, his association
favored the "overall sewerage
plan presented by the G.Iui.Orr
Company'; �lr. Haga further
stated that the Village would
grow wholesomely and that,
in his opinion the only way
to grow wholesomely was to
install sanitary sewer at
this time.
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Dr. "IcLaughlin
2924 .4uail avenue of
V'oodlawn Park Addition
Dr. vc:Uaughlin stated that
there was an acute need
for sewer in i"oodlawn
nark, that the people
in his area favored the
overall Orr plan but
that should the overall plan
not materialize, his
neighbors and himself
would then want to tie
in with the Crystal
system.
Tyr. D. ). mound lar. Round spoke in favor
3425 Terrace Lane of the overall sewer
Delphian heights addition plan.
4r. rickson,
Moble Grove
i'Ir. . j. 0. Aitken
2437 Parkview Boulevard
,,r. v'v-illiam Pinch
ur. . Erickson stated that
he, for cne, did not care
what it cost, his only
question was...."is it
going to be done and if
yes, when is it going to
be done", and that he
wanted sewers regardless
of cost.
fir. Aitken also spoke in
favor of the overall sewer
plan.
:ter. b-illiam Pinch stated
that he personally did not
need sanitary sewers, but
that he was in favor of
paying a minimum cost so that
triose who needed sewers could
have them. Ir. Pinch further
stated that he understood
the cost for making the
trunk pipe larger in sewer
area ffl would be paid by
means of an ad valorem tax
which would probably mean
a tax of lz to 2 mills per
property owner over the
next 20 years.
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rersons objecting to sanitary sewers in the Village
of Golden Valley were then permitted to express their
views thereon.
Objectors Objections
Cook Mr. Cook stated that the
1408 6umter Avenue North cheapest possible way to
Winnetka Addition obtain sewers was to join
in with Crystal on its
proposed trunk interceptor
that he did not think that
the rest of the Village
would get any immediate
benefit from the installation
of sewers in the Village;
that he believes that the
assessment for sewers
against his property would
be so extreme that he and
others would be unable to
bear the financial burden.
.�r . hakin 'wr. . Bakin spoke against
South Winnetka avenue sanitary sewers on the same
grounds as Tyr. . Cook.
A discussion then followed which showed the objectors
were under the impression that the Village intended
to install sanitary sewer interceptors throughout the
whole Village. It was pointed out to the objectors
that the Council proposed to install sewers only in
the Northeast corner of the Village, that is, Sewer
area jfl, and that the rest of the Village would be
reYuired to pay only the added cost necessary to make
the proposed interceptors in Sewer area lit large
enough to carry the sewerage from the whole Village
if and when the rest of the Village hooks up to the
trunk interceptors, and that the cost of making the
sewers larger, as pointed out by vdr. Pinch, would be
by means of an ad valorem tax of a few mills. Upon
question, 1�1r. harry vayeron, representative of the
G. iii. Orr Company stated that it is the practice of
Villages in tkis part of the United States to assess
only one part of a corner lot for sewers. Mr. kayeron
further stated that if Golden Valley built the sewer
interceptor alone, that is, through Sewer Area jtl
without participation from Crystal, the cost per front
foot for the construction of the interceptor would be
4'1.28 per front foot instead of 41.25.
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Member Rahn then introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
+'SOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION
OF SEWER lir1PRO VEMENT NO. 1
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Golden Valley, Minnesota, as follows:
1. 'shat at a hearing held this day at 7:30
o'clock r. M. at Meadowbrook School in the Village
of Golden Valley, ;Minnesota, after noticeof said
hearing duly published as re4uired by law, this
Council has consulted the views of all persons
interested, and being fully advised of the pertinent
facts, does hereby determine to proceed with the con-
struction of a proposed sewer improvement for said
Village in accordance with the description of said
improvement contained in said notice, undertaking the
improvement in conjunction with the Village,of Crystal,
with the Village of Golden Valley paying 556 of the
cost, and the Village of Crystal paying 45% of the
cost of said improvement.
Said improvement is hereby designated as Sewer
Improvement No. 1 of the Village.
2. The cost of said improvement shall be paid
out of special assessments and general ad valorem
taxes to be levied as set forth in said noticeof
public hearing.
:Mayor
fittest: •
Clerk
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing
resolution was duly seconded by yember Stark,
and upon vote being taken thereon, the following
members voted in favor thereof: Foss, Rahn,
Reiss, Stark, Stasel and the following voted
against the same: none whereupon said
resolution was declared duly passed and adopted,
signed by the Mayor, and his signature attested
by the Clerk.
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The Village Clerk and the administrative Assistant
were instructed to advise the Village of Crystal of
the foregoing action.
Opening of bids, 1953 street improvement and drainage
project: The ilayor announced that this was the time
and place for opening and consideration of sealed
bids for the construction of 1953 Street Improvement
No. 17 and 1953 Storm Drainage Improvement No. 1, in
accordance with the notice of advertisement for bids
published by the Clerk as directed by the resolution
of this Council adopted on Iwlay 19, 1 953•
;Ghe Clerk presented to the Council sealed bids for the
construction of said improvement, submitted in ac-
cordance with said notice. Said bids were then opened,
publicly read, and considered, and the engineer for
the Village tabulated the total contract cost under
the terms of said bids in accordance with the unit
prices stated therein, and said bids were found to
be as follows:
Portion of Work Total Contract
Name of Bidder
Bid on
Cost
Jay 'A'. Craig Co.
PROPOSAL
A
21,779.00
Tessem Const. Co.
PROPOSAL
D
19, 507.50
Sculley Const. Co.
PROrGLrAL
A
23,131.00
rRuPGSaL
B
26,211.00
PRUPOSAL
C
7,570.00
PRUPOutiL
D
rV
28,840-00
Peter Lametti Const. Co.
PROPOSAL
C
6,951.00
PR01'OSAL
D
21,104.30
Sandstrom & Haffner
PROPOSAL
C
6
7,320.00
PROPOSAL
D
21,615.00
Jack Yuelch
PROPOSAL
A
22,748.00
PROPOSAL
B
4
28,348.00
rROPOSAL
C
6,124.00
PROPOSAL
D
21,124.50
dorettini & 1 cNulty
PROi'06AL
C
71289-30
PROPUSAL
D
25,376.30
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Bury & Carlson PRUr'G ,AL A 4 20,295-50
PROP03AL B 4 21,247.50
iiember Reiss then introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION "'WARDING CUNTRACT FOR
THi COlvSTRUCTION OF 1953 STREET Lv1PROV viM+NT NO. 17
AIZ 1953 STOMI Di i= INAGE I ,urROVE uai;NT NO. 1
BE IT R SOLVED by the Village Council of the Village
of Golden Valley, %innesota as follows.
1. It is hereby found, determined and declared
that the lowest responsible bidders for the work and
materials necessary for the construction of 1953
street Improvement No. 17 and 1953 Storm Drainage
Improvement No. 1 of the Village are as follows:
Name of Bidder
Portion of Work
Total Contract
amount of Bid
:'flame of Bidder
Bid on
.beatson & Kelly
Cost
Terry Exc . Co.
PROrO:j'AL
C
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6,140-50
i-RUPOSAL
D
18,535.00
Lametti & Sons
PRO GSAL
C
5,863.00
'R0P06AL
D
18,082.25
Leatson &. :telly
PROPUL)AL
C
5,567.20
YiiUt U:ssi'L
D
34, 568.00
Bury & Carlson PRUr'G ,AL A 4 20,295-50
PROP03AL B 4 21,247.50
iiember Reiss then introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION "'WARDING CUNTRACT FOR
THi COlvSTRUCTION OF 1953 STREET Lv1PROV viM+NT NO. 17
AIZ 1953 STOMI Di i= INAGE I ,urROVE uai;NT NO. 1
BE IT R SOLVED by the Village Council of the Village
of Golden Valley, %innesota as follows.
1. It is hereby found, determined and declared
that the lowest responsible bidders for the work and
materials necessary for the construction of 1953
street Improvement No. 17 and 1953 Storm Drainage
Improvement No. 1 of the Village are as follows:
Name of Bidder
Portion of a"Mork Bid On
Base
amount of Bid
.beatson & Kelly
P'R6PU6AL C
5,567.20
Bury &: Carlson
PROPOSAL. B
21,247-50
and that the bids submitted by said bidders listed above
are in all respects in accordance with law and with the
published advertisement for bids and with the plans and
specifications heretofore approved by the Council and
now on file and of record in the office of the Village
Clerk; and that the Engineer employed by the Village has
recommended that said bids be accepted, and said bids are
hereby accepted.
2. The Mayor and Village Clerk are hereby
authorized and directed to make and execute a contract
on behalf of the Village in accordance with the terms
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of said bids, when each of said bidders shall have
furnished a contractor's bond in the amount of the bid,
conditioned as required by law.
3. The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed
to return forthwith all cash deposits, bid bonds, or
certified checks furnished by other bidders, and to
retain those furnished by said contractors until the
execution and filing of said contracts and bonds in
his office.
4. All other bids are rejected including speci-
fically but not exclusively all bids for Turner's
Cross Road drainage work.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing
resolution was duly seconded by Member Stark, and
upon Vote being taken thereon, all members voted in
favor thereof, whereupon said resolution was declared
duly passed and adopted.
Zoning of certain property on Wayzata Boulevard:
Moved by Rahn, seconded by Feiss carried to give a
second reading to an ordinance entitled: 11A1NT ORDINANCE
raL NDING TnTE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILL&GE OF GOLDEN
VALLEY DY . STaBi.ISHING CERTAIN CC1''4LMRCIAL DISTRICTS."
IwOVE'D by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to approvl,F. ��®i;�IL�NC
the above ordinance quoted by title on its second
reading and to order publication thereof. 1, ember i3oofc PAGE i5
Reiss voted 1114011.
Re: Northland Greyhound Company: The Clerk presented
an affidavit of publication of notice of public hearing
to be held at this time and place regarding the zoning
of a parcel of land as described in said affidavit from
Open Development to Radio District. Said affidavit was
examined, approved and ordered placed on file.
The iviayor announced that this was the time and place
for the public hearing above referred to. All persons
present who desired to do so were afforded opportunity
to express their views thereon, as follows: There were
no objections. The administrative Assistant then read
letters from the Sheriff of Hennepin County, "otorola
Communications and Electronics, Incorporated, and Mobile
Radio Engineering, Incorporated. All of said letters
assured the Village Council that should radio and tele-
vision interference develop it would be properly cor-
rected although said companies were of the opinion that
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none would develop. The Administrative assistant then
advised the Council that he had received a letter from
the Office of :Civil Defense endorsing the proposed con-
struction of a radio tower by the Greyhound Company
at the location indicated in the notice of cublic
hearing.
ivOUD by Stark that a first reading be given to an
ordinance entitled f'Aiv ORDINANCE Ai,`ENDIVG THE ZONING
URDIiiANCE OF THE VILLA&L Uig' GOLDEN VALLEY hl' LSTA=
BUSHiiVG A CERTali4 RADIO DISTRICT". The motion died
for want of a second.
ivember Riess then inquired whether or not such a
radio tower facility could be used by the Village
rolice,Zire and other departments, Representatives
of the Greyhound and Lctorola Company who vaere present
assured the Council that such an arrangement could
be worked out at no cost to the Village, whereupon
member :Mark again moved that a first reading be
given to an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINA1VC ' ALMNDING
THE ZUNiAG ORDINANCE OF 'Ihh VILLAGE OF GOLDEN VALLEY
!sY ESTABLISHING a CERTAIN RADIO D13TRICT" . Twember
Reiss seconded the above ivotion. Vote being taken
thereon, members Foss and Rahn voted "NC" and members
atark, Reiss and Ltasel voted "YL6". The motion died
inasmuch as a four-fifths vote is required.
The Council then instructed the Administrative
Assistant to advise the Fire Chief and all interested
,jepartments that there was a possibility of connecting
fire alarms and police communications with the radio
facility of the northland Greyhound Company and to
report said Departments' attitudes to the Council at
the June 16th meeting.
Re: Lot 20, Block 1, McNair manor: 'rhe Administrative
Assistant advised the Council as to how the problem
at hand arose. i�r. Edward Tomczyk, Right-of-way
Negotiator for the Hennepin County Highway Department,
advised the Council that damages to said lot arising
from their construction of Golden Valley Road would
come to approximately $200.00. iv.r. Lax Hector, owner
of said lot was offered the sum of 4750.00 for the lot,
which he refused.
The Council then advised dir. Hector to appeal to the
rlanning Commission for a waiver of building reliuire-
ments other than that already presented to the Council.
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Re: Request for commercial building permit, Robert
Odell: This matter was carried forward from the
meeting of May 19th, 1953, in order to give members
of the Council time to study the matter. Moved by
Stark seconded by Rahn carried to grant Ar. Robert
Odell a commercial building permit for a sheet metal
shop located approximately 6100 Golden Valley Road
per plans and specifications on file in the Office
of the Building Inspector and to instruct the Building
Inspector to issue such permit.
rublic hearings, Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance: The
Village Clerk presented an affidavit of publication ''
of notice of public hearing to be held at this time
and place regarding the Comprehensive Zoning Ordi-
nance as described in said Affidavit of Publication.
Said Affidavit was examined, approved and ordered
placed on file.
The %rayor announced that this was the time and place
for the public hearing above referred to, and all
persons present who desire to do so were afforded
opportunity to express their views thereon as follows:
There were no objectors.
vOTED by Mark seconded by Rahn carried to give a
first reading to an Ordinance entitled, "AN ORDINAi`tiCE
REGULATING THE LOCATION, SIZE, USE, AND HEIGHT OF
BUILDINGY, THE !RRINGEIENT OF BUILDINGS ON LUIS, AND
THE Dr.wITY Of POPULATION IN THE VILLAGE OF GULDEN
VALLEY, AND FOR THE PURPOLE OF PROLOTING THE HEALTH
SAFETY: 51012 CONVENIENCE, PROSPERITY AND GENERAL*E ORDINANCZ
AELFARE AND FOR SAID PURPOSE TO DIVIDE THE VILLAGE1300K R4G
INTO DISTRICTS".
vOVED by :Mark seconded by Rahn carried to approve
the above ordinance quoted by title on its second
reading and to order the publication thereof on
July 1st, 1953.
The Village Attorney was instructed to confer with
the Editor of the North Hennepin Post regarding the
probable cost of editing and publishing a book or
pamphlet containing said Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance.
Re: Street game Change "June Avenue" to "Ardmore
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loved by Foss seconded by Rahn carried t�7-,
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give a first reading to an Ordinance entitled "AN ,
ORDINANCE CHANGING THE id10 OF A CERTAIN STREET". DOOK rA6E__,.;�
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roved by Foss seconded by Rahn carried to approve
the above ordinance quoted by title on its first
reading.
Re: rolice Department:_ 1yioved by Foss seconded by
Reiss carried to incorporate the minutes of the joint
meeting between the Golden Valley Village Council and
the Golden Valley Civil Service Commission into the
minutes of this meeting, as follows: raid meeting was
held on Tuesday, day 26th, 1953 at the Village Hall at
8 P.i. Present were all members of said groups with
the exceptions of 'Mr. Reiss and :�r. Glmen.
1vir. Hauer stated that the Eligibility List has ex-
pired, detailed the procedures necessary to establish
a new list, and pointed out that it was necessary to
advertise the starting salary of any new patrolmen.
I ull particulars on the establishment of said list as
agreed upon may be found in the files of the Civil
;service Commission.
The Council and the Commission discussed the number of
men in the Police Department, their salaries, and Y4ours
of work. The following was agreed upon: That hereafter
the Village of Golden Valley will support a Police
Department of five full time police officers; that the
starting salary of beginning police officers shall be
'4297.00 per month; and that the work week of the
Police Department personnel shall be forty hours
effective as soon as five full time patrolmen are
employed; that no increase in salaries shall be paid
to present patrolmen at this time, but that if during
the three month period following the retention of five
men on the department the record of the department is
such that merit increases are warranted, the Council
will consider merit increases for presently employed
officers.
The Council inquired as to the attitude of the Com-
mission regarding the establishing of the Village Hall
as Police Headquarters. The Commission stated that it
regarded such a move favorably.
It was further agreed that the normal employer-employee
relationship existed between the Council and the
Police Department insofar as salary increases is con-
cerned, which is to say that the Council expects
cooperation, respect, hard work, and support from
the members of the Department in carrying out Village
activities and policy.
r-etition to re -zone a certain area from Community Store
and Railroad Districts to residential District: Resi-
dents of the area bounded on the East by France avenue,
on the South by Olson 24'emorial Highway, on the West by
Indiana Avenue and on the north by the Zinneapolis
Northfield & Southern Railroad Tracks petitioned the
Council to zone said area to residential. The Council
acknowledged receipt of said petition and referred it
to the Planning Commission for their study and recommendation.
League ofvlinn. !unicipalities Convention: &oved by
Rahn seconded by Foss carried that the Village Attorney
be paid :3W50.00 to defray expenses in attending said
organization's meeting on June 11-12-13, 1953. Members
Reiss and Stark voted "NO".
Bills:
COVED by t:ahn seconded by :.stark
carried, to
approve
6,002.92.
the following bills in the total amount of
5872
Arno Denzin
162.52•
5873
rarvin Schuller
124.26
5874
Alden Wi, Lidster
136.97
5875
Joseph 'A1itz
123.02
5876
Jack Fisher
53.60
5877
Lawrence Larsen
86.80
5878
Royce Tj:. Gwens
190.00
5879
Royce W. Gwens
50.00
5880
iarie Ehr
85.40
5881
rel 14cGinnis
142.86
5882
Alois J. Stein
142.56
5883
Everett Frandsen
132.78
5884
Lillian Gee
51.00
5885
Evelyn Denzin
50.40
5886
Wae L. Fay
7.50
5887
Frank G. Nygren
102.00
5888
B. A. Shuttleworth
25.00
5889
Void
5890
Federal '_reserve Bank
400.40
5891
Val Bjornson, Treasurer
118.05 -
5892
J. Gordon Boyer
500-00,
5893
Zinn. Fire Equip. Co.
4.60 -
5894
Wm. H. Ziegler Co.
67.74
5895
iv. ti 4. Fire Co.
39.94 `
5896
inn. Sand & Gravel Company
5.73
5897
Shell Oil Company
32.16
5898
Landers-Norbloom-Christensen
26.36
5899
N. W, National bank
49.00
5900
Northern States Power Co.
90.37
5901
Black Top Service Company
24.50
5902
Harry Harfhaan
104.36
itM
5903
5904
5905
5907
5908
5909
5910
5911
5912
5913
5914
5915
5916
5917
5918
5919
5920
5921
5922
5923
5924
5925
5926
5927
5928
5929
5930
5931
5932
5933
5934
5935
5936
5937
5938
5939
5940
5941
5942
5943
5944
,ester L. Elstad
lwinneapolis Securities
J. A. Curtis
N. VJ. Bell Telephone Company
Construction Bulletin
Standard Cil Company
Suburban Henn. County
Stanley D. Bane
Stanley D. Kane
r,. G. Stasel
Juane Foss
Kenneth W. Rahn
C. 4i Bryan
Hans Reiss
Ralph R. Stark
Rudolph Kragel
John R. Johnson
E. i,:. �Ic.Allister
Harry B. Grangroth
Lyle j. Larsen
Vernon "Iattson
Roy L. ylwell
L. Hanover
Alden iui. Lister
irarvin Schuller
Joseph Silitz
Neal Rydmark
'v'Jalter Ortenblad
Eugene Thotland
Emil Brademan
1'red Greenfield
B. A. Shuttleworth
E. 4. Reiss
Norman Brown
Lambert 1.. Lucier
Charles :chaub
Thomas iv filler
%i. J. Fahrendorff
ji , n . :mi th
John R. till
Tod Ellis
Relief Board
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74.52
11.40
25.65
47-15,
51.84
35.35
25.00
225-00-
150-00 °t
105.00
105-00
105.00
105.00
105.00
41-50,
87.50
18.50-
52.62
162.00
64-50-
51-50
176.00-
4.00
2.00
4.00
39.50
47.30
131.00,
66.07
51.00
90.50
90.85
48.00
46.50
30.90
42.79
65.00
92.30
106.50
75.00
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