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a license provided he 'meets the requirements of the Village
Ordinance. Mr. Behmler seconded, and the motion was carried
· un an imo u sly.
The Manager reported that Mr. Spaeth had granted Mound a
Hearing on the Proposed Raise in Valuation and set the date for
November 6th. He showed the Council the exhibits he planned to
present. The Council 'unanimously approved the material he had
compiled.
· On. motion duly:made, seconded and carried, the meeting ad-
~Jou~ned~ at 10:30 ~.M.
Attest: Mayor
Manager
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, DECEMBER 1, 1952
Meeting called to order bT Acting Mayor Behmler at 8:00
P.M. in the Village Office. Present were Trustees Livingston
and Pierce, and Manager Leikvold. Mayor Davis and Trustee
Bl¥ were out of town.
Minutes of the regular meeting held November 3, 1952 were
read and on 'motion by Livingston, second by Pierce and unani-
mous vote were approved as read.
Mr. Baker of Mound Metalcraft, Inc., was present. He
presented a petition signed bv the property owners affected
asking for the vacating of Linden Street
the north line of their property. Mr. Pierce made a motlc
to call a hearing on the petition. Mr. Livingston seconded~
the motion and it was carried unanimously.
In regard to the Rural Hennepin County Nursing District,
the Council requested that the Manager write them a letter
stating that their previous action stands.
Mr. Livingston moved, Mr. Pierce seconded, and it was
passed unanimously to discontinue the audit of the liquor
store by McLa,.~ghlin-Mullenmaster-May Company. It was decided
that the Village Manager would be responsible for a year-end
inventor? this year. The audit of our books will be decided
later.
Mr. Pierce moved, Mr. Livingston seconded, and it was
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mnanimousl.v voted to approve the following election board for
the Vil]~age election, December 2, 1952: Clerks, Helen Eugster
and Priscilla .~nderson; Judges, Henry Ebert, Mrs. Paul R.
Johnson, Mrs. Wm. Dressel; alternates: Clerks, ~vis Morin and
Lomise Haestis; judges, Rev. Voll, Mrs. Ralph March and Sall~
Uner.
Mr. Pierce made a motion that we fix up the Mack truck,
advertise for bids on a new truck of comparable size for the
use of the village and advertise for bids, one with a trade in
and one outright; then advertise for bids 'fo~ a ~ox to fit.
Mr. Livingston seconded, and the motion was oarried mnanimouel.~.
Mr. Pierce moved, Mr. Livingston seconded, and it was
carried unanimouslv to approve the following building permits
issued in November:
Name Lot Blk Subdivision Build ing Cost
B. J. Malcheski 32 & 53 Aud.Sub.~168 Rental Unit
Apartment ~ 900
Karl Johnson 18 2 Carlson's Add. Dwelling 8,000
Howard C. 0rn 4 13 Mound Terrace Garage 1,000
B. M. Iverson 113-114 Mound Shores Stge Bldg 150
Mr. Pierce moved, Mr. Livingston seconded, and it was
passed unanimously that the following bills be approved:
GENERAL FUND
Holmquis t WorkC omp ...... 73.47
W. J. Thurk ............... 203.63
Gamble Store .............. 20.4~
Dr.Wilkins Health Insp .... 4.00
Holmquist - Kell~ Bond .... 5.00
Mtka Pilot Publications... 4.20
Phillips 66 Grease Mack... 1.~0
Interstate Power .......... 202.37
Miller Davis Supplies ..... 5.85
Keller Bros. Gravel ....... ~4.40
Mueller & Sons Sand ....... 21.48
Rosholt Equipt.&sphal. t Cat. 9.7~
Wm. Ziegler ............... 96~.35
Imperial Supply ........... 22.49
Lindsa¥ Bros..~e~¢~.~ts. 19.85
Walter S.Booth J.P.Docket. 9.8~
Coast to Coast, Paint,oil. 6.20
Mound Vol. Fire Dept ...... 203.62
~1,927.U9
POOR FUND
Suburban Henn. Co. Relief ~}168.52
OFF SALE LIOUOR FUND
Interstate Power ....... 14.21
Holmquist WorkComp Ins 6.58
Excelsior Express ..... 1.46
Seven U~ .............. 31.36
Morris Distrib ...... 47-74
Pabst Sales ......... 54.72
Canada Dry Gin Ale.. 22.10
Mtka ~everage ....... 262.~1
Coca Cola Bottling.. 41.92
Carter Beverage ..... 411.54
Chaska Beverage ..... 201.76
Mansing & ~nderson.. 414.85
Drone~ Beverage ..... 41.30
Noterman ~ Weber .... 212.4~
Famous Brands ....... 312.30
Ebon Bros ........... 1,292.58
McKesson Robbins .... 790.67
Mid west Wine ........ 224.0~
Distillers Distrib.. 562.25
01d Peoria .......... 1~7.66
~6,404.01
OFF SALE INVOICES PAID AND
DISCOUNTS TAKEN
Ed Phillips & Sons ~1,429.43
Griggs Cooper ..... 1~413 08
(,~iN~' alf,~'na~ btdn ~o~ a two
~ trUek, one bid
!ltthout tr~d~
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PARK FUND
Cox Bros Dozing Rink ..... ~6~.00
Blackowiak Gar. Haul ...... 1~.00
Holmquist WorkComp Ins... 1.10
Mound Hdwe Lock .......... 2.8~
Phillips 66 Gas for mower 3.24
ON SALE LIQUOR FUND
Broeckert Market ......... 5.32
Halverson Candy .......... 11.16
01d Dutch Foods .......... 7.65
American Linen 20 46
Coast to Coast ............ 6~
Interstate Power ......... 1.00 Holmquist, WorkComp ins.. 13.16
~ Interstate Power ......... 47.23
W~TER FUND Mound Hdwe ............... ?.41
Holmquist WorkComp Ins..$ 1~.3~ $111.0~
Standard 0il Gas ........ 1~.00
Mound '~dw~- Pu~p-~ Ftgs.. 76.20
Elmer J.Peterson, Dig... 7~.00
James Krause, Labor ..... 1~.00
Interstate Power ........ 140.00
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N.W.Nat,1 Bank- Int.
Due 1-1-~3..$283.26
Motion was made, seconded and carried that the meeting
adjourn to reconvene December 1~, 19~2 at 8:00 P.M. Meeting
adjourned at 10:4~ P.M.
Attest:
Acting Mayor
HEARING ON VACATION OF A PORTION OF LINDEN STREET
December 1~, 19~2
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Acting Mayor Behmler.
Present were Trustees Pierce and Livingston, and Manager Leikvold.
Mayor Davis and Trustee Bly out of town.
The purpose of the meeting was an open hearing on the va-
Cating of part of Linden Street. The following interested
property owners were present: Mr. Baker and Mr. Batdorf re-
presenting Mound Metalcraft, Mr. W~. Koehler, Mr. Joe Krause,
Mr. L. E. 0berdeck, Mr. E. J. Piche, Mr. Dale Mickelson
and Mr. Erwin Lunge. The Manse. er read the official published
notice. '~
Mr. Behmler asked Mr. Krause what his reaction was. Mr.
Kraase promptly replied he was in favor of vacating Linden Street
but thought Dell Street should be widened at the same time. He
thought the street should continue on east as it was started past
the Red & k~ite Store. Mr. Oberdeck wondered why the road
couldn, t be widened on the south.side rather than to cut off the
front of the lots on the north side. Mr. Pierce tried to ex-
plain that it would cause a bottle neck and to leave the jog in