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the delegation from Seton, the burden of which was to have the
Village ~ffl¢lally vacate "the NortheEly Twenty feet of that
~art of Beverly Avenue lying East of Wakefield Avenue and the
est line of Lot Twen~y~Seven (27) Subdivision of Lo~'s One (1)
and Thirty-Two (52) Skarp and Llndquist's Ravenswood." The
object of the vacation being" to make it uniform with the bal-
ance of the said Avenue lying east of Lot Twenty-seven (27) in
the abOve described addition." The petitioners argued that there
would result no loss to the village in the proposed change,rot
any expense in which the village was to share a part. Upon
a motion put by Mr. Yost, ar. Tuff supporting, and the same
carrying, the petition was granted.under the terms and conditions
as stated by the petitioners.
Mayor Huff now called for a report from the Mound Volunteer
Fire Department. Mr. Loyd Bowers, speaklna for the Fire
stated that, in a meeting of the Fire Dep'tYs committee wlth-th~
School Board, the School Board had expressed itself as agreed
to assume all expense in connection with the building of a
50,000 gal fire emergency cistern on grounds north of the High
School Auditorium.
Mr. Bowers now presented the following figures'with refer-
ence to the cost of new equipment:
One Truck (Two lengths Suction Hose) ......... .,$ 6750.00
One extra length Suction Hose...........~....... 75.00
25 Pr. Boots, 25 Coats, 25 Helmets........ ..... 507.00
Two lengths flexible Play Pipe...... ...... '.,.,.. 50.00
15OO F~. Wax and Gum Hose. .................. .. 18OO.OO
Totalling..,......................... ...... ...........,.'.$9182.OO
Deducting $657.00 as price to be received for
present truck ~ 8373 CO
Two 50000 Gal. Cisterns at a cost of $14OO,OO each. .... . 2800.00
Three Bumps at a total cost of......,.... .... . ..... ..... 12OO.00
Totalling for the entire equipment.......... ......... ...$12373.OO
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· After listening to the Fire Department's report, ~r. Tuff
moved ~that-action be withheld until the council has had more
time to acquaint itself with the desires, in the matter, of the
co~nity at large. This motion was seconded by Mr. Glewwe and
carried.
The 'Council next heard the' reading of the bids on supplying
and spreading oil upon the village streets made by the ~aus-
Culligan Co., of Fergus Falls, and the Motor Haulage Co. of
Minneapolis at the hands of thel~ representatives. Upon listen-
ing'to the bids, it was moved by Yr. Yost and seconded by Mr.
Glewwe that the matter of these bids be laid aside to be taken
up again at a proposed next ~pecial Meeting of the Council. This
motion was carried.
Next in the order of business was a report from ~r. Wesley
Xoehler to the effect that, in view of the rate of progress of
his work as Village Assessor, he would be unable to complete the
assessment by the time the Bquilization BOard met on June ~3rd,
19~8 and prol~eed the appointment of an Assistant Assessor.
Answering this suggestion, Mr. Yost moved that the matter of
such an appointment be postponed until the next meeting of' the
Council on June 5th when the need of assistknce could better be
determined. This motion was seconded by Mr. Tuff and carried.
Upon a request of Mr. Eoehler, Mr. Yost also moved, the same be-
ing seconded by Mr. Alwin, that Mr. Eoehler be advanced one-
hundred dollars ($100.00) as a part payment on his compensa-
tion as As,see.sot...This motion was carried.
Mr. IrE~.~ C. Peter'Son, Attorney for the Village,' now presented
the Quit-~laim Deeds covering the Westerly two feet of Lets 17, 18,
~3,15,~ and. i3,, SUb<iiVlsi'on-'o'f Lots I & 3~, ltkarp and Llndqu~st's
Ravenswood Addition Of 'the VillAge 'of' Moun~',' 'the same being in
connection with the construction of the proposed walk at ~eton.
The Quit-~laim Deeds were received ~y the Village Recorder and
ordered filed.
May or Huff now called for a report from the Committee on
Road Signs, Messers ~lewwe and Alwin committeemen. The Committee
pr. esented an ordinance, classified as No. 19 of the Village
Ordinances, and which wis worded to declar· County Roads No.7
and No. 8~, within the Village limits as Thru ~treets and call-
lng for .Stop .signs again, st all traffic entering or crossing them.
The context of this ordinance being read before the council, Mr.
Yost moved that the ordinance be accepted as read and entered
in the Village Ordinance Book as Ordinance No. 19. This motion
was .seconded .by~ ~Mr.... _6Iewwe and carried. ~omplylng with the
requirements of this ordinance, the Signs committee was instruct-
ed to go ahead with provid_ing the necessary steel posts and
signs as required by the mtate Highway Commission.
The council next received the bid of Mr. G. A. Tyler on the
construction of t~o blocks o~ 4' walk, curbe, and gutter at
Seton. Mr. Tyler s bid was $6~5.00~ or on a ~O~ a foot basis.
~onsidering the bid somewhat high,~r. Tuff moved that action
on this bid be deferred until other bids might be received and
considered at the next special masting. Mr. Yost seconded this
motion and the same was carried.
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