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Minutes of the regular meeting of the aouncil of the Village of Edina Head in Grange Hall at 8 PH, on September 9, 1935.
The meeting was called to order by the President, all snernlce rs were present .
Applica$ion in form for building permit by T. We Bank to bufld a private dwelling on 10% 14, block 9, Bromdale Park Addition, was on motion Prescott, be granted, sec- onded by Willson and carried.
Application in fonn for building permit by Thomas Yureoko to bufld a private garage at 4511 Bruce Avenue, was on motion Blackburn, be granted, seconded by Willson and carried.
Application in form for building permit by Ehma S. Lock- wood to build a sun-room addition to present dwelling at
4622 Bruce Avenue, was on motion Blackburn, be granted, seconced by Prescott and carried.
Application in form for building permit bp Zary Spande to bufld an addition to present dwelling at 6028 Xerxes Avenue, was on motion Willson, be granted, seconded by Prescott and carried.
A comunication to the Council, dated August 31, by D. IT. Wallace advising that there was objection to the continued viblation to the Zoning Ordinance by Fred
Stampson at 50th Street and Halifax Avenue, was on motion Noore, be referred to the Village Attorney, seconded by
Black burn and carried.
The Recorder advised with reference to street lighing survey for the improving of street lighting on Vest 50th Street and moved that the recommendation of the EBinnea- polis General Electric Oompany be concurred in by the installation of one 400 matt lamp on Vest 50th Street be- tween France Avenue and Halifax Avenue. Also one 400 watt light be installed at approximately Indianola Ave- enue and West 50th Street; and that the present 400 Watt lamp at the intersection of Tfooddale Avenue and West
50th Street be changed to one 1000 watt lamp. Motion seconded by Blackburn and carried.
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The Miscellaneous Bills, upon being duly examined and
. found correct, were on motion Willson be alloved and . ordered mid. Seconded by Prescott and carried. They are as fbllocss:
L. J. Hemphi11
Northland tdi lk Edina Grocery Harris Oil Coo
. E. W. Harris
Go.
Montgomery Vard & Go. National Tea Go, National Tea Co. Rational Tea Co. Norris Creamery
W. &. Sterling Superior Milk Cor Dahlberg Bros. , Inc. Hennepin Go, Review
Richfield Yards, Inc.
Borsy's Shell Station
Thorpe Bros,, Inc.
Ci tg of EllinneapolLis Edina Garage
New pump $240. 00 Gas-oil, police car, tractors & truck 154.93 ERA poor 6.26 ERA poor 25.97 BRA poor 1.40 ERA poor 6.65 ERA poor 1.00 ERA poor 1.00 23.47
3.75
ERA poor ERA poor ERA poor 30.00 ERA poor 2.15 Repairs for tractor 9.33 Treas. checks and pub.
26,50
7.61
notice Cement
Gas , oi 1-t ruck 5.02 Rent, tract office 12.50
Fire Dept. service 26.12 Police car service 7.00
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Justus Lumber Co. Lumber 8.52 C&ty of Minneapolis Repairs, police xadio35.73 Miller-Davis Go. Offtoe supplies 4.85 C. A. Lindquist Blacksrni thing 14.85 Red Wing Sewer Pipe Go. Sewer pipe 7.00 Lyle Signs, Inc. Signs 85.85 J. D. Adams Go. Grader repairs 6.85 Edina Feed Go. Seed 4.30 Minnehaha GrBnge Rent, Grange Hall 40.50
W. H. Xiegler Go. Tractor parts 2.88 L. J. Hemphill Installing. pump 160.00 L. J. Hemphill Installing pump 83.09 Thompson Lwber Go. Tarred felt 1.15 Minnesota Tree Service Trees 18.00
Rice Sand 8c Gr. Go. Sand 432.22 Glacier Sand & Or. Go. Gravel 270.16 J, Jasperson Road Gravel 36 . 05 'ERA Rural Xenaepfn Go. August overhead 16.00 ERA Rural Hennepin 00. Compensation, Bug. 11.05
W. F. Garvey Hdw & road supplies 50,90
A. wyman Chain for tractors 5.00
Public Creosoting Co. Creosote oil 13.50
Total Miscellaneous Bills ~-
The Road and Village Bills, upon being duly examined and found corredt, were on motiw Prescott be allowed aad ordered paid. Seconded by Yi5L:Pson and carried. bhepi!ard ap follows:
T. E. Tilly .g P. A. Redpath
W. S. Heydt R. J. Johnson 46,
5. J. Roberts P. Dahlgren -3 vn L. Stolzman John Tracy a
John Benson
Sam Nelson Rex Garvey
Albert Young Liane1 Lincoln
Chas. Johnson
Chas. Nally H. L. Ensley
J. 8. Snavely A1 Hendricks Elmer Walker John McNellis James Finley Ray Garrison Matt Beversdorf Art Peterson Ge 0. Jutting Andrew Hansen Fred Tutlin John Lfggette D. F. McGuire
J. J. Duggan Ben B. Moore Geo. A. Willson
C. F. frescott
L. R. Blackburn
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Police Off i cer Ear shall Police Officer
St. Commi sei oner Utility man Tractor ope rat or Labor
Labor t@or Lab0 r Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor
Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor . Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor
Labor President Treasurer Recorder Trustee Trustee Trustee
$135.00
135.00 110.00 121,67
110.00
92.13
84. '75
88.05 106.50 85.80
72.00
33.20 14.40
47.70
23.40
18.00 63.90
30.60 73.80 28.80
50.40
18.00
21.60
205.00
7.20
5.40
14,40
14.85
35.00
25.00 75.00 25.00
25.00
25.00 Dr. L. M.Campbel1 Health Officer 25.00 $2046.55 Total Road & Village Bills
. It was moved Blackburn that the Recorder write to Minne-
haha Grange with reference to the advisability of in- stalling before cold Weather sets in of a more adequate heating plant in the Grange Hall, according to the gentlemen's agreement between the Executive Committee of
the Grange and the Village Council. Motion seconded by Preecott andcarri ed .
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Minutes of the regular meeting of the Bouncil-held on August 26 were read, on motion Prescott they be approved ad read, seconded by Blackburn and carried.
Minutes of the adjourned meeting of the August 26 meet-
ing, held on August 29 were ready on motion Prescott they be approved as read, seconded by Willson and carried.
No further business to come before the aouncil, motion
to adjourn carried at 10:20 PE.
Village Recorder