1948-08-03V~LLAGE OF MOUND
U~INUTES OF THE REGULAR ~EETING ~F THE MOU~ VILLAGE COUNCIL HELD
August Std., 1948.
Present were 'Davis, Alwin, and Winke,1. Also in attendence were
Attorney Wolner, an~ Engineer Smith.'
The minutes of July 6thaand gOth having be6n read and approve~, Winkel
presented the following resolution and moved its adoption in an ammendment
oftthe resolution of July gOth:
WHEREAS, the Village of Mound is a duly organized and existing
municipal oe~n~a~l~nnin the County of Hennepin and State of Minnesota
and
V,~EREAS, the Village of Mound is the owner and holder of the follow-
ing United States Securities, namely: U. B. Treasury Bond 3167 H,
1956-59, $500.00; U. S. Treasury Bond 3168 J 2~ % - 1956-59, $500.00;
and U. S. Treasury Bond Defense F, M6398F ~% 1956-59, $1,C~)O;O0;
and
WHEREAS, the council of the Village of Mound, being the Governing
body of said municipality, deems it to the best interest of the
community to sell said securities and employ the proceeds in the
conduct of mu~icipal affairs; Now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that Edna Gooder, Deputy Treasurer of the Village of
Mound in the ~ounty of Hennepin and State of Minnesota, be and she is
hereby authorized and empowered to sell and assign or to request
payment of reissue of the following ~escribed United States securities
registered on the books of the Treasury Department, and registered
securities with respect to which the Treasury Bepartment acts as the
transfer agency, in the name of, or assigned to the Village of ~:~ound,
Minnesota, to wit:
U. S. Treasury Bond, 3167 H, g~%. - 19~6-59 ........... $ 500.00
U. S. Treasury Bond, 3168 J,g~% 1956-59 ........... 500.00
U. S. Treasury Bond, Defense F M6398f ~%-1956-59 .... 1000.00
Alwin seconding the metien for adoption, the vote of the Council
stood unanimous, and so the ~eBdtution stood adopted.
The council reviewed the personal petitions of Mrs. L~Oyd Bohde~
for a street light at the intersection of Carman Blvd. and Nighland
Ave.; of W. ~. Carlson for the use of the village park for a Park
Construction Co. picnic on Aug. 14, gl, & 28, including rise of the
pavilion; of Fire Chief Lloyd Bowers fo.r another door for the fire barn;
of Verne VonEschen with reference to an abatement of the smoke nuisance
f'rom fi'r'es at the village dump;' of Mr'.' Wayne Grimes with reference
tb the Chipman 'Ave Stre'et Improvement';' of' Joe Krause asking for a
c'urb and' gutter on the ~ou%h si'de of C~hu'rch',~ Trom its intersectien
w~ith Ce'n't'ral Ave., East',toWa'rd 'Linden~ St'reet.',ill of the above were
_~eferr~ to their r~spectiv6 vi'llage mdepartmeut's'for i-nves-tigation and
e. xecut i6n. ....................
£ conflict in petltio~s asking 'for the ~laying of water mains in
Wirth 'Ave. and Caman BlVd. 'ta~led the 'matter 'pending neighborly
~.greeme~ts among owners of ~ff;oted [~0n~b. age.
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
The village le~£al dept. was authorized to advertise for a hearing
set for Tuesday, Sept. ?th, 1948, with reference to Water ~.~ain Project
No. !0, i. e., mains on D~ound Ave., the Hig~hlands; Park Ave. from Yale to
Fernslde, and alon~ the streets of Unit"F" Shirley Hills
A petition for black-top on Highlan~d A~e., The Hi~hlands, was
deferred to August 10, 19~8.
The council agreed to a petition from the business men to is~ue
warning tickets to first offenders in all cases of double parking.
On a motion by ~lnkel, seconded by Alwin~ the council accepted the
bid of the Alexander Construction Co. to connect Pump No. ~ with the
~illage water system at a cost of ~800.00~ the ~illage to supply
all materials and the Alexander Construction Co. to supply the labor.
Bids on the purchase by the'viIlage of a cash register for the liquor
store were deferred until the adjourned ~eeting~of'August !0th~ the c!erk~
in the m~antime~ to transmit all bids snd information to the I~iquor
Committee for their consideration and decision; this on a motion
by Winkel, and a second by Davis.
· The council reviewed the first estimate of the Alexander Construction
Co. in connection with the cost of ~ater ~.~aln Project No. ~ which
was given as ~17,4!~.80. The estimate was countersi~Ened by Engineer
Arlel~ Smith an~ recommended for payment.
A pet~n requesting annexation by the ~illage of territory lying between
the Subdivision of Lots 1 to ~, Ra~enswood, and the Cook~s and
Harrison Bay channel was ref~rre~_;~'o: th~:.,cl~rk and the ~illage
attor~ey for their attention.
On a motion by Winkel, seconded by Alwin, Robert H. Neises was
~ranted an "On Sale" license to operate a Z.~% beer' tavern
on Lot 22, Ravensw~od, . Seton.
It was moved by. Winkel, with the support of Alwin, that the vill&ge
continue its membership with The League of Minnesota Municipalities
by remitting the annual membership fee of $40.00. Carried.
On a motion by Winkel, Alwin seconding, the council awarded rebates
of $1~.00 to Don Carlson and 1~. 1~. Pete~son ~ doing their own tap
ditching on County Highway No. 4~. '
On the motion of Winkel, seconded by A1win, the council authorized~
payment of the followin~ bills;
Ferdinand Schwartz, Liq. extra...$
Collector of Int. Rev. Tax .......
R. L. Pierce, Council ............
W I. Davis, ~ayor sal ....
W' B Bowers -~ S al ·
Edna J. Gooder, ~. sal ............
R. B. Kohout, ~ sal. .............
Ed. Phillips & Sons Co., Liq .....
T. P!atzer, July wa~es ........... 118.75.~t. Bk of Md, Bond rt.!020.O0
Ferdinand Schwartz, July gas. .... 26.64. Fred Thomas, gravel.. ~501.~5
Delano Service Garage, Jeep ...... ~!~4.~.Fra.~ Huggett, work.. 5.00
Griggs,Cooper & Co. July Liq ..... D~66.91.Geo. Benz Sons .... Liq. 18~.98
50.O0.F. Schwartz, Sal .....
34.10.B.F. Winkel. Cotmcil
lO.O0.~. S. Newcomb Council
15.00.J.C. Stein,~Sal .....
100.00. LeRoy V. Alwin -~sal..
39.50.Pat Pierce..Liq..zal.
95.30J. S. Adams, ~;~ sal,'gas
190.96 .Cha~. Machtemes, pay
88.40.
10. O0
10.00
95.30
87.50
56.40
110.3O
77.50
VILLAGE OF MOUND
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01d Peoria Co, July
Famous Brahds, Inc.,
Ed. Phillips & Sons
~ill City Bev. Co.,
Chaska Bev. Co., Beer ........
Purity Bev. Co., B~er ........
Pabst Sales Co., Beer ........
Sub. Henn. Co. Rlf. Brd, Admn.
E. N. Johnson, Treas sal .....
Liq ...... $ 94.~5.McKesson & Ro~bins, Liq.$ 140.10
Liq ..... ~58.06.Distillers Distriv~iq.. 1930.85
Co.,Liq.. llO.l~.Mtka MotOr Exp, frgt .... 48.98
Soft Drinks 8~o.~.E~celsior Express,Liq... 1.00
418. D@.~?anning-Anderson, Beer.. 8?4.91
~O~.?5.Henry Jense~, Beer ..... . 80.~0
88.D8.k~innetonka Bev. Co,Beer. ~0~.90
5.00.The Pure 0il Co, Swpg. Cpd ~.00
~°5.00.M.F. Falk Paper Co.,Bags 95.54
Story Bdv. Co., Soft drks etc 15.89.Pepsicola Bottling Co... 8.~.0
7 Up Bottling Co, July deliv. 55.6~.Coca Cola Bottling Co... ,41.5~
Canada Dry Ginger Ale .... .... 65.60.G. Blakstvedt, Park Work 3~.50
Carter Bev. Co, Beer ......... 366.95.Collector of Int. Rev. tax 4.70
Hinnetonka Motor Exp., Expres 37.37.Miller-Davis Co, L. form. s 9.64
S. Hilgers, cutting grass .... 30.OO.Edna Gooder, Deputy Treas 50.00
Cox Bros, bull dozing etc .... 351.00.$treater Lbr. Co., cement .90
~arkson Co:, steel bands etc 7.98. Fred Thomas, Park work... 140.75
Int. Power Co, Str. light etc 349.18.Int. Power Co., Pump crt. ~o41.80
Int. Power Co., Park bal ..... .~3.Crane Co., l" cocks, tubing. 105.96
Western Union Telegraph Co... .93.Ed. Phillips & Sons Co... 354.55
This b~siness done, the meeting s.djourned at ll.05 P. M., this on the
motion of Davis, Alwin concurring.