1951-02-06VILLAGE OF MOUND
Attest:
REGULAR MEETING, FEBRUARY 6, 1951
Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Acting Mayor White,Pierce
Councilmen Bl~ and Winkel also present. Mayor Davis m~
~m~z~i2ms~x~h~mm absent for cause.
Minutes read--~inal actiO~tabled pending., inse~t
minute book. , ~,~/~ ~ ~ . ,~
Following bide were received in answer to advertisement fop
sale of park pavilion: Ch~be~lain-Goody V.F.W. Post - $550.,
John b. ~aPlson-$52~. Winkel MOVED that both bids be rejected
because they did not comply with tke specifications. Second by
Bly. Carried.
Bids for a tractor with a minimum o~ 20 h~rse power opened.
Minar Company-Ford-S2425.50 less ~953.98 for jeep, net $1471.52
Long Lake Farm Supply $25_~0. less $1275
net $%265.00
Borchert-Ingersoll $26551 less $500. or
$2155.00 net.
MOTION by Winkel, second by Pierce that the bids be tabled.
Carried.
Citizens were present to protest sale of the Dark pavilion.
Merits and demerite of the pavilion were discussed. Bly MOVED'
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Pierce seconded, that the council appoint George Eugster
chairman of a committee to make recommendations concer~ing
future action in regard to the par~ and the pavilion.
Carried.
Arthur P. Kane present to discuss with the council
.the assessment of his property in Project ~8. Action left
to attorney and manager.
Claim of Mound Dry Goods Store for damage caused by
water main break presented. Bly MOVED, Pierce seconded,
that the claim of ~240.01 be paid. Carried.
BLY offered RESOLUTION authorizing an audit of the
liquor books for the years 1949 and 1950.~ ~econd by Pierce,
Carried. Council would request recormmendation of auditors
in regard to water dept. books.
RESOLUTION offered by Bly, second by Pierce, author-
i~ing manager to contact the Minnesota Highway Department
concerning widening of temporary Trunk Highway #110 from
the Great Northern Tracks north to the village limits.
Carried.
Bly offered a resolution approving League of Minn.
Municipalities stand on H.F. 321 regarding an increase in
the millage limitation of villages. Second by Pierce,
Carried.
RESOLUTION by Bly, second by Winkel, transferring
$6,000. from Project ~8 to P.I.R. to repay a lemn made
last year. Carried.
RESOLUTION by Bly, second by Pierce, that the manager
be authorized to advertise for bids on a two-ton truck. ~
Carnied.
Tractor bids reconsidered. MOTION by Pierce, second by
Winkel, that the bids be tabled until an adjourned meeting
on February 20 in order that t~e Jeep could be offered for
sale in the Minneapolis papers. Carried.
RESOLUTION offered by Winkel, second bv Blv, that
notices of h~arings on Rondorf ~ide~a~.~and.~.Elm~Street
water main assessments be published in the PILOT. Carried.
MOTION by Pierce, second by Winkel, that the follOwing
bills ~e paid where funds were available:
PARK FUND
Interstate Power
Mound Hardware
Tonka Electric
$7.99
4.74
PROJECT #6
First Natl. Dank Mpls.
C.I., interest ~ Serv. Ch$229.00
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
GENE RAL FUND
Interstate Power Co. $216.12
Mound Hardware 4.95
Wm. Mueller & Sons 19.54
Standard Oil--fuel 27.00
State Bank of Mound-box rent 2.50
Pure Bil ko.--fuel oil 50.63
Mound 0il oration 69.87
Henn. Co. League Munic. 5.00
Standard Oil-fuel oil,fire 94.50
J. S. Adams 2.50
Philbrook Agencv-munic.
Philbrook Agcv.-bonds
Farnham Stat.-file cabinet
Smith. Motors-gas
Bud's Pure 0il
Wendell's-dog tags
Tonka Electric
Wolner & Kelly
bldg. 46.41
33.61
68.70
2.30
83.92
12.00
72.46
~00.00
WATER FUND
Bud's Pure Oil
Standard 0il Co.
Mound Oil Station
Rosholt Equipment
Streater Lumber Co.
Continental Safety ~qpt.
James B. Clow
Mtka. Motor Express
Cox Bros.
Mound Hardware
Interstate Power
cept bids for a 20'ti6f'~e~'p~v~~ '-
or more tractor with the follow-
ing attachments: side mower,
bulldozer ..blade, and heavy dut]r
loader with ~ bucket. Success-
ful bidder must accept 1948
Willys Jeep with the above at-
tachments plus a snow bucket a~
frae%e-in om tractor. Cash or cer-
tiffed check equal to 10% of the
total bid must ,accompany the
bid. Council may reject any or
all bids. Bids will .be opened at
8'.1~ .p.m. on February 6, 1951.
ROBERT C. STOREY, Manager
Winkel MOVED, second by
Adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
$ 5.95
39.30
1.44
,2.60
1.00
7.70
81.45
6.3O
.36
369.69
Pierce,
LIQUOR FUND .-Off Sale
Cox Bros.-sand $ 1.30
Northn. ~anit. ~upply 16.85
Reed Agency 125.63
Markson Co. 67.25
Philbrook Agency 40.00
Pure 0il Co.-fuel 50.62
Mound Hdwe. 39.05
Interstate Power 29.71
Falk Paper °o. 26.47
R.E. Hall-Hires 4.20
Mtka. Beverage 90.55
Kato Sales 53.60
Purity Beverage 31.20
Morris Distrib. 17.15
American Linen 4.40
Canada Dry 15.74
Carter Oeverage 99.70
Pabst Sales 8.55
Noterman-Weber 64.40
Coca Cola 12.72
Chaska Beverage 56.85
Manning & Anderson
Tonka ~lectric ~110~.'96~
$12i7.61
ON SALE LIQUOR
Mound Hardware
Tonka Electric
2 0.48
200.00
42o.g
POOR FUND
Sub. Henn. Co. Relief 76.38
Standard Oil Co. 18.96
cept bids for the l~oTmd' Park
Pavilion bufldin,g. The building
is 74ft. 6 inches long and 31 ft. ·
inches wide plus porches. Suc-
cessful bidder must either di~
mantle building or move it out-
aide the village limits. Cash or
certified check equal to ten per
cent (1(~%) of the bid must ~-
company each bid,. The Village
Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. Bids will be
opened at 8:00 p.m. on Febrtla~
6, 1951.
VILLAGE OF MOUND
ROBERT C. STOREY, Manager
that the meeting be adjourned.
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ADJOURNED MEETING~ February 20, 1951.
Meeting called to order by Mayor Davis at 8:00 p.m. All
present except Co~.~ncilman Pierce who was out of town.
Januar~r. minutes were read, approved and signed, on MOTION
by Winkel, second by White.
Bids for two-ton truck opened. Mickelson Motors--6 cyl.
ll0 h.p~ Ford, $3986. less $500 for village's 1940 Ford,'
net of $3486. Fred A. Thomas--used 1950 Mack $3000. less
$600. for village's truck, net ~400. Winkel MOVED, Bly
seconded, that the bids be tabled until the regular Ma~ch
meeting. Carried.
Discussion of the widening and re-furfacing of state
highway no. ll0. No action taken.
Winkel MOVED, second by Bly, that the manager be authorized
to advertise for bids for a second cash register for the
liquor store. Carried.
Tractor bids taken up. On MOTION by White, second bv Bly,
the low bid of the Long Lake Farm Supply Co. of $126~. for a
new Ford tractor was accepted.
Discussion of council granting permission forthe Northwest
Tonka Lions to held a carnival in August. No action.
Winkel M0~rED, second by White, that letter received from
the traffic engineer of the Minnesota Highway Department
concer~tng stop signs on No. ll0 be printed in the PILOT. C~rried.
Winkel MOVED Bly seconded, that the meeting be adjourned at
10:30 p.m. Cm~ried.
~'c ting Mayor