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Ninutes of the regular meeting of the Council of the Vfllage of Edina, held on April 12, 1937, in Edina School, at 8 €53.
me meting was called to order by Proaidsnt Sharpe, the moll
ailed and a13 mernters of the Council -re pre8ento
Xintates of @e regular mesting of the Council held on U&rch
22, 1937 , were read. On motion Prescott, be approved as read, seconded by Holten, and carried,
XdSnutes of the adjourned Narch 22, 1937, mating held on ?larch
29, 3937, wm read, On mo$ion Holten, they be approvsd as read, seconded by Frescott, and carried.
Hinutea of the special meeting of the Council held on April 6,
, 1937, tsre read. On motion Holten, they 'be approved as read, seconded %y PreQGOtt, and carried.
The ~~iscsllaneous billa upon besingsduly examined and found to
be correct, =TO on motion Prescott; they- 7s allomd and ordered
paid, seconded by Willsen, and carried. They are as follows
Rural Hennepin County SBlfare Board Feby; Relief $763.85
D-A Lubricant Co 39 . 45
Xinneapolis G* E* CO~PWY NotreIZibSr 549 o 82 E. I?. Harria Gas 8c Oil 87 03 Rice Sand & Gravel Co Road sand 1.17 Edina . Hardrmre Road supplie E! 20 30 %iller-Davis Company ' Office supplioe 7.55 H.A.Ragers Company Blue printe 4.68 Edina Garage, Snc., * Police car service 10 35 14.00 Tillage of St Izouis Park
Thorp0 Bros Inc . ,* RenQ, &act Office &: Tele 13.00
'4'. H, Ziegler Ce Tractor parts 8.51
Lin& Air P-foducta Co Gat3 4.46 L*Y*I?W.thf ie Id CS Coal for tool houae ?a65
Chss Olson 2% Sons Bepairs to mot7 plow 6. 50
Golden Rule Garage' Truck ssrvice 6.75 -
Nfsland'a Auto Service Truck service 40%-
Sorey 1 s She 11 Station PoZios car & Truok 460 64
B. F. Garvey Road supplies 14.20 Simon Strand . . Rent tool shed 15-00 Vooddale Groeery Gas for tracCora 34.45
Rural Hennepin County mlfarc Bd.Narch 1937 Relfef 549 e 29
.I
A, a. Skog, Register of Beds Recording deeds 9.50 Cate rpillo r gre aae
"PA ( Women s 1
J.D.Adams Compsw Grader parts 1.62
C *A*Eindquist Blacksmitllhg 2.10
Total April EiacS. $2 ,2O4.O5
The Road and Village bill8 upon Wing duly examined and found correct, mre on mstim Hloten, they be allomd and ordered paid, aeconded by Villson, and carried, They are as follom:
H. J .ICnudsen S J *Ro'ber t B
. L. Stolzman
John Tracy
A. Ce Stringer Arthur Fe tersen George TI. Strong 1 TOE . Tilly
Hifding Dah1
Alex. Creighton Earl C. Sharps J.J.Du.ggan Ben B. Noore Clarence 0. Holfen Clarence F. Weacott George A, Villson Dr Lorn11 X. CampWIl
Po Dahlgmn
11. Xhslsy
PJ. So Herd+
Street Carsnlssionsr
Utili* .man Tractor operator
Asat Road foreman
Aast Road 'forernan
Road labor
Road labor
Garbage Csllsc tfsn
Village! Attorney ,(1936) Village Xarshall. Police Officer Police Officer
Treasurer Recorder Trustee Trustee Trustee Health Officer
Total Road & Village
140 o OO
120000
132.55
121000 121.00
19.80
15.00
170 080
300 00 1140 e.00
110.00
120000
95048
35.00
25.00
7fjoOO
25.00
25.00
25.00
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3 Mrs Lucille Nolan, appeared before the Counoil to request that
license be granted her for 3.2 "Off" and Wn" Bale of Non-Intox..
icating malt liquor and license to operate a Wkfll Game",in accord with Villas Ordinance and in connection with the operation of Restuerant at 6000 France Avenue, South. After discussion
and the applicant's offer and desire to comply with Village Qrd-
iances and suggestion8 of the Village Council, it was moved Xoare, that the applications be granted upon pqyment. of proper license fees, seconded by Prescott and carried.
Health Csmiseioner , Dr Campbell, was present to report .on the
C&BS of Ernie Davfe and his return to Glen Lake. After dfscussion
it wag deemed beet to leave matters a8 at present and to be taken up some time in late lvray or early June.
Messrs Yoerks, Powell, Armstrong, Loomiw and others, residents living in the neighborhood of Wooddafe Avenue and 54th. and 55th. Strseta, appeared before the Concil to request the installation of sanitary sewers in their immediate vincinty.
the matter was left for consideration at the next meeting of the Village Council.
The matter of extension of franokise of Xinneapolis General Electric Company, referred from the DBarch 22, 1937, meting Qf the Counci2, next came before the Council. chiae having been carefully studied, the following items in particular were diacussed in detail:
After dfecusaion
The proposed fran-
1. The Minneapolis Xetropolitan Area, as stated in the proposed frsnchiqe , Wing satisfactory to the Council.
2. The period of tims for which the franchise extension may be granted, 3n view of a Sf;o,te L&w permittin urchaae
of a public utility at the end of each five 'fP 5 year period upon statutory approval by the voters , was there- for satiafactom to the Council.
3. llhe matter of defining the rates to 'be charged under the Itstandard schedule of rate8 and minimum charges" clause ,
vms aleo thoroughly understoed by and between the mmbers of the CounciP and Mr Austin, representing the Company,
whereupon Recorder Noore, offered the following Resolution and momd its adoption:
AN OWIlukiJCE GFiAiilXiiG PERUSSIOM Tu TKE hiIMhXBPOLIS GE;NERAL EUCTlUC CObPMJY,
ITS SUCCESSOFS AND ASSIGNS, TO ERECT, ENLkRGE, OPERATE AND UAIL\TTNN, I11 THE
VILLAGE OF EDINA, NINhIESOTA, TRANSMISSIOIJ LINES AND ELJ3CTIiIC DISTiUBU'IiLIIG
SYSTEX, INCLUDIMG NECESSARY P6IJE LIMES, NiSTS, 'FJIFiES MJD FIXTURES, I'OR THE
FURNISHING OF ELECGXC EIjERGY TO !TIE VILLAGE: AND ITS IEHkBITAI.1TS, AND TRANS-
M:ITTTNG ELECTRIC EP3ERGY INTO AND THROUGH THE VILLAGE, AND TO USE THE STWTS,
ALUYS AND PUBLIC GPdUMDS OF SAID VILLAGE FOR SUCH PURPOSES.
THE VILLAGE COUHCIL OF THE VILLACG OF EDINA, HENI~PIN COUNTY, MINIESOTA, DO
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
General Electric Company, a corporation, hereinafter referre$ to as "Grantee",
its successors and assigns, during the period of twenty (20) years from the
date hereof, the right and privilege of erecting, enlarging, operafing,
repairing and maintaining in, upon and across the strecta, alleys and public
grounds of said Village electric transmission lines and electdc distributing
system, including all necessary, usual or convenient poles, pole lines, masts,
wires, lamps, transformers and other fixtures and appurtenances usually,
conveniently or necessarily used in connection therewith, for the purpose of
transmitting and furnishing electric energy for light, heat, power and other
purposes for public and private use in and to said Village and the inhabitant'a
thereof, and others, and for the purpose of transmitting to and through said
Village such electric energy, provided that ouch pole and transmission lines
Section 1. . That there be and hereby is granted to !&e Minnaapolis
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shall be so located as in no my to interfere with
of ordinary travel along and over said streets and
J . .-
the safety and convenience
alleys, and provided %Eat
said "Grantee, its successors and assigna,, in the erection and maintenance of
such poles,riiasts, vires, lamps, trcuzsformers, fixtures and transdssion
lines, shall be subject- to such reasonable regulations as may be imposed by
the Village Council.
Section 2. The Grantee agrees to maintain and operate efficiently
its-electric system in the Village during the .term hereof, to provide
adequate service to its present customers and to make reasonable extensions
of i%,s lines for %he purpose of serving net7 customers when the revenue
therefrom justifies the expense to the Grwttee of making the neceesaT
extension.
The Grantee agees that %he rates for electric service sfiall. be
reasonable, and because the village limits as now constitbted ar0 v.6thin
the Enneapoli s Bktropolitan Area, shall not exceed therein Oompany' s
standard schedule of rates and mimimum charges effective in the City of
hlinneapolis,
taxes on earings or other similar Village charges are regula&i.ons, the Company
shall then have the right to revise its electric rates to offset any resultant
increase in the cost of doing business. .
Hawever, in the event of the imposition of local license fees,
Section 3. . There is also granted to said Grantee, its successors
and assigns, during the'term hereof, permission and 'authority to trim all
trees and shrubs in the streets, alleys and public grounds of scid Village
interfering with the proper eredtion and main%enarice of any poles, cables,
erires or any other fixtures instcrlled in pursuance of the EtUthority hereby
grarmted, provided, howevek, that the grantee firs% obtains from the 'Village
C&x5l a perrnit therefore, and provided further that said Grantea shall
save said Villam harmless from any LiabiliZy in the premises.
Section 4, Nathing in this Ordinance contained shall be construed
as giving to said Grantee, its successors or assigns,; any exclusive privilege
in, on, over or across any of the streets, alleys or public grounds of said
Village.
Section 5. Upon first obtaining the rtrittes consent of tfie Village
Council said Grantee shell have full right and authority to assign to any
person, persons, firm or corporation a21 the rights conferred upon i-b by
this Ordinance, provided that. the assignee
assignment, shall become subject to the terms and provisions of this Ordinaace.
of such rights, by acceFt5ng such
Section 6. Said Grantee, its successors or assigns, shall, if it
accepts this Ordinance and the ri&ts hereby granted, file a written acceptance
of the franchise rights hereby granted, with the Village Recorder mithin
ninety (90) days from the date of the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 7. 7!his Ordinance shall be in fu7U force and effec2, from
and after its passam and publication, as provided by lave
Section 8.
herewith are hereby repealed.
All ordinances and parts of ordinancas in conflict
ATTBST:
Effective in
Clas si f i cat ion Re si denti al customers
Prior to January 1 , 1938
Availability Available for residential use only in single
private residences, for lighting, incid-ental
use of appliances and domestic power; heating
and cooking served through one meter.
- Rate Fixed Charge
. 30$ per month
-plus-
Energy Charge
Where maximum demand is 5 KVA or less:
Firsf
Next
Next 50
Next 200
Excess
The number of kilowatt-hours on the eecond, third,
and fourth energy blocks shall be increased 10,
LO, and 40 kilowatt-hours, respectively, for each
whole KVA in excess of 5 KVA,
6 kwh per room per month 8 5,Opper kwh
50 kilowatt-hours per month Q 3,0$ per kwh
I1 I* I1 I1 Q 2. 5 II It
II It #I It Q 1. 5 I1 0
0 'I 0 2.0 11 n I1
Where maximum demand is greater than 5 KVA:
Discount A discount of 5% Kill be allowed for payment of
bill within LOdays from date thereof.
Minimum Charm $1;05 gross, $1.00 net per meter per month.
Determination
Maximum Demand demands measured by a thermal demand indicator
Customer using 350 kilowatt-hours or more per
of month for three consecutive months shall have
(ammeter) and the highest derrand during the
month shall be used for billing purposes.
Service Single phase service only; no individual motors
to exceed 5 Hf.
RES1 DEXTIAL RATE
Effective in
On and after, January 1, 1938
Class2 fi cation Residential customers
Availabilitv . Available for residential use only in single
private residences, for lighting, incidental
use of appliances and domestic povmr, heating
and cooking serv'ed through one meter.
Rat e %%ere rnaximura demand is 5 KVA or less:
First 25 kilowatt-hour$pper month 8 5,0$ per kwh
II fl It 0 @ 4.0 II It Next 25
Next 50 Next 50 tl I1 H (8 e. 2. 5 (1 f*
H H 19 tl @ 2.0 I1 tl Next 200
I1 It @ 1.5 '* Excess It
The number of kilowatt-hours on the third, fourth,
and fifth blocks shall be increased 10, 10, and 40
kilowatt-hours, respectively, for each whole KVA
in excess of 5 KVA.
n 11 $1 it 8 3.0 tt II
Where maximum demand is greater than 5 KVA:
E. sc ount - . A discount of 5% ail^. be allovBd for payment of
bill within lodays from date thereof.
Minimum Charm 61.05 gross, $1.00 net per meter per month.
Determination
PJiaximum Demand
Customer using 350 kilowat&-hours or more per
of month for three consecutive months shall have
demands measured by a themal demand indicator
k8'@%& & 1 a8,d && dhd &"@ 1 f%?$n'u@$!3g g. the
Se rei ce Single phase service only; no individua motors to exceed 5 HP.
2 46' COXEBRCIAL LIGHTIiJG RATE L
Effective in
Prior to July I, 1937 __ 2 Classification Commercial and industrial customers. ~
Availability Available for li &Fting, 115 volt GO cket appliances,
cooking' and heating equipment totaling no2 more'
than ten kfloaatts, and small single phase motors
totaling not more than one horsepower.. No ini3ividual
cooking and heating unit to exceed 3000 vmtts.
Rate - There maximum demand is not in excess of 5 KV:
13 kilomtt-hours or lesa .I $1.05 per month
137 kilowatt-hours per month 0 7.0$ per kvh
First
Next
Next 350
Next 1 000 W tl n " 0 3.0 . Next 1 000
I1 H " 0 4.5 I' " II
n (1 tl 18 0 2.0 n II
n n 11 n @ 1.5 I1 I1 &!208S
\?here maximum demand is greater than 5 KTI:
The number of kilomtt-hours on each of the fourth
and fifth blocks of the above rate schedule shall be
increased by 100 kilovatt-hours for each complete
500 mtts by rinich the maximurn demand exceeds 5KF7,
Discount A discount of 5% trill be allored for paymen% of
bill within 10 days from date thereof.
Eriinimum Eonthly $1.05 gross, $1.00 net for lighting, 115 'volt
Charm socket appliances, cooking and heating equipment
totding not more than one kilowatt, and motors
totaling not more than one horseporier,
-plus-
8.50 net per kilovnxbt of total cooking and heating
load in excess of one kiloriatt.
Determination
of
!he madximum demand shall be detemined as the highest (I
average rats at vrhich energy is used for any period of 15
Rate -
I Ltaximum Demand conseEutive minutes during-the month for t!znich the biLl is
rendered.
COEHJ?JIcfIAL LIGHTING RATE
Effective in
Classification Comorciaf. and industrial customers.
Availability Available folr 'lighting, 115 volt socket appliances, cooking
and heating equipment totaling not more than ten kilowatts,
and small single phase motors totaling not more than five
horsepomr. No individual cooking and heating unit to
exceed 3000 rratta and no individual motor to exceed 2 horse- porre r.
On and after July 1, 1937
Vhon maximum demmd is not in excess of 5 Kfl:
15 kilormtt-hours or less - $1.05 per month First
Next 135 It per nonth 0 6.0# per krrh Next 350 I1 11 H 0 485 n
Next 1000 H W n '1 @ 3.0 It'
Next 1000 I1 II 11 0 2.0 n *I Excess I1 (t
Then maximum demand is greater than 5 KW:
Men 4Aemauimum demand, as hereinafter determined,
is greater than 5 KU, each of the fourth and fifth
blocks of the above rata schedule shall be increased
by 100 kilovratt-hours for each comFlete 500 rratfis
by vhich the maximum demand exceeds 5 KK
I* n I1 I' 0 1.5
Di ncount
Eininum Uonthly $1.05 grow, 81,OO not for li htin
A. digcount of 5% nil1 be dlomd' for payment of bill ffrlthsn 10 days from date thereof.
115'vglt sockef appliances, coohng an8 heaging equipment totaling not more than one kilov,att. and motors Charge
totaling not mor0 than one horsepow&,
..plus-
6.50 not per kiloriatt-of total cooking and heating
load in exce8s of one kilowatt, -plu&- e.50 not per horsepovter of total motor load in
excess of one horsppower.
The maximum demand shall be determined as the highest average rate at which energy is used for any period of fifteen con- secutive minutes during the month for which the bill is
rendered.
Determination of Demand
24T
GENERAL POYllER MTl3
Prior to July 1, 1937
Effective in
Classification Commercial and Industrial customers
Available for general power purposes
First 50 hours' use per month of Max. Demand @ 5;5$ per kwh Next 150 'I It 41 11 I1
Excess
.. Availabilitx - Rate
It tl
0 n I1 It It n I1 @ 1.8 11 (1
B 2.5
Discounts uantity Discounts -.
iirsf $50.00 of monthly gross bill- 0% discount
Next 50.00 " (1 IC If - 10%
Next 50.00 " n 'I - 20%
Next 50.00 n 0 - 30% I'
Excess It tt n 'I 0 25%
+I - 40% It Next 50.00 " n 11
Prompt Payment Discount
A discount of 5% will be allowed for paymerzt-of
bill within 10 days from date thereof.
Based on rated capacity of connected load wUch
shall be not less than one horsepovsr for single
phase service and not less than five horsepower
for three phase service.
$1.00 net per month for the first 1 HP or less
$0.75 net per month $er HP for the ne& 29 HE
$0.50 net per month per HP for the excess HP
&himum. Charm
G3NERAL POWR RATE
Effective in
On and after July 1, 1937
Classification Commercial and industrial customers
Availability Available for general power purposes - Rate First 50 hours' use per month of Max. Demand @ 5*0$ per kwh
Next 150 It Excess It 11 It I1 I? It
" @ 2.5 " 'I It I( It 11 I1
@ 1.5 I) It
Discount s Quantify Di scount
First $50.00 of monthly gross biJjl - 0% discount
Next 50,OO 'I n I1 - 10%
Next 50.00 " n It 'I
L 20% n
Next 50.00 n It - 40% It
Next 50.00 It I1 " - 30% I'
Excess II tl tt " * 25%
Prompt Payment Discount
bill within 10 days from date thereof.
A discount of 5% will be allovred for payment of
Wnimum Charm. Based on rated capacity of connected load which
shall be not less than one horsepower for single
phass sedcwadd not less than five horsepower
for three phase service.
$1.00 net per month for the first 1 Hp or less
$0.50 net per month per Rp for the excess HP
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The above entitled ordinance rms read in its entirety
mhercupon Trustee Prescott, seconded the motion to adop2i. The roll
vas called and the vote was as follows--Aye Trudee Holtcn--Trustee
PfiLlaon--Trustes Prsscott, Recorder bore, President Sharpe.
The President then declared the motion duly carriod and the
ab0v.e entitled ordinance duly passed and adopted, and ordered the
Village Recorder to publish the same in accordacce rrith the law in
such case made and provided.
\ Village Recorder
249
Trustee Holton offered the following Resolution and
moved its adoption:
"BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village
of Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota, that
that cerhin ordinance dated April 12, 1937,
granting permission to the Minneapolis General
Electric Company , has been approved upon the
unanimous understanding of the Council of the
Village of Edina, that the rates defined-in paragraph
paragraph 2, of section 2, under phrase -
"Company's stantlard scheduPe of rates and -
mikij?luupr charges effective in the City of Min-
meapolis", means such rates in said city a5
may hereafter be .established, exclusive of
any: tax ulhich hereafter may be imposed upon - the said Minneapolis General Electric Company,
by the City of €dinneapolis."
The motion to adopt the Resolution WRS seconded by Recorder
Noore, and the vote w&s upon the question of the adoption of the
resolution vherein there vmre five ayes and no nays and so the reso-
lution was declared duly adopted.
ATTE ST :
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Village Recorder \
250
Discussion was had on the matter of acquisiEon of part,
of Block 16 and the so called "Old E5ill" triangle vllereupon.
Trustee Holten offered the follotring resolution and
moved its adaption:
BE IT RESOLVED that Hr. C. J. Christopher, Ben El. Parks,
E, B. Southrorth, S. 0. Sorensen and Paul L. Brown, all of vhom are
freeholders and electors of the Village of Edina, be and they are
hereby appointed commissioners to view the preltsises and ascertain
and award the amount of damages and compensafion for the property
to be taken in the matter of acquiring, opening and laying out,
as a park, a portion of Block Sixtosn (16) and adjacent triangle
located in the Country Club District, Village of Edina, axid to assess
the amount of such dm.ages and compensstion and the expenaes of im-
provemont, all as provided by lav,
BE IT FUREER RESOLVED that the Village Recorder notify
said conmissioners of their appointment forthnifh by notice served
personally, or by mail; that the said commissioners shall neet and
take and subscribe their oaths as such commissioners at the residence
or office of the Village Recorder at 4605 Wooddale Avenue, in said
Village, on the 16th. day of April, 1937, at eight o'clock P. IS.
The motion to adopt the above resolution vias seconded by
Trustee Prescott and the vote vas upon the question of the adoption
of the Resolution, wherein there vcere five ayes and no nays and so
the Resolution was declared duly adopted:.
I President of Village Caun#il
Trustee VJillsovl offered tne following Resolution and
moved its adoption.
Whereas, pursuant to ordinance and resolution heretofore duly
passed and adopted by the Village Council of the Village of Edina,
Hennepin County, lqinnesota, for the creation of sewer district #3 in
said Village and the construction of gewers and laterals in said
district, and pursuant to a contract duly made and entered into for
the construction of such sewers and laterals, and it being necessary
to gay t-he cost thereof by levying special assessments against every'
assessable lot, piece or parcel of land within said sewer distri,ct #3,
without regard to cash valuation, and
Ithereas, the engineer of the Village of Edina, having heretofore
made and filed tdth the Village Council of said Village his tabulated
statement, in duplicate, showing the proper description of each and every
lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount he
has calculated against the same, and the Village Recorder having caused
notice of the time and place when and where the said Village Council
mould meet in regular session to pass upon such proposed assessment +bo
be published in the official paper of the Village of Edina at least
fer? (10) days prior to the said meeting, during dl of which flme the
said proposed assessment \vas open to inspection and copying by all
persons interested, and
place when and *here such proposed assessment would be passed upon, to-wit:
@-t Edina School, on the 12 day of April, 1937, at eight o'catock P, Id., no
person appeared to preaefit any reason why such proposed sssessment or any
particular item thereof should not be adopted,
a
Whereas, at the time and place so specified as the time and
NOW, THEREFOEE, BE IT EIESOLVED by the Village Council of said
Village of Edina that the engineer's estimate of cost of said project
in the sum of $17,79l!.T4 made up of the follotdng items: . I'
Contract price, $3i4,9 2"J; 23
Engineer' s expenses ( e stirnated) , ,746 i33-3
Legal expenses, 3?a;o0 4-
Fubliicatii6n expenses (estimated), .'% .Itjo;(Jq s/
10% blinquency &I Contingency . ':~;4~q;s^.3. Qp
Total #IT $791.74 to gether with the said engineer' s tabihlated startement 'and description
of each lot, piece or parcel of land in said sewer district assessable
for said improvement,
BUCK 1
Lot
1
2 Harry R, Ideier, ........................... 136*10
3 Axel B, Franzen. .......................... 136.10
Cedarhurst Improvement Company. ........... $136.10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
LO
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
a
Fern B. Stsnson.. ......................... 136.10
Karl Hawchild., .......................... 136.10
Kay1 Hauschild. ........................... 136,16
Karl Hauschild., .......................... 136.10
n ~fslliam, J, Young.e.ol..o....... ........... 136.10
Lofs H. Wosley. ........................... 136.10
Arthur J. Erickson & wife. ................ 136.10
Edvdn C. Moore,. .......................... 136.10
Anna C. .Nelson.. .......................... 136,10
Sophia B, Stenson. ........................ 136.10
Harry L..Goodrich...........,.,...,,,,,,,, 136.10
So phi a B. St en so n ......................... 1 36 . 10
Sophia Be Stenson, ......................... 136.10
Federal Saving dk Loan Association.......,. 136.10
Haxel Cormier Schnhider.. ................. 136.10
Earl Brovm. ............................... 136,lO
Gertrude J. Nyberg.. ...................... 136.10
Clifford C. Swanson., ..................... 136.10
252
BMCK 3
Lot
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9 Fred J . Le.eux ......................... 136.10
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
bt
Frank % Kerston ......................... .136.10
Frank TI . Kersfon ........................ 136.10
Paul G . Heyer ........................... 136.10
Arnold L . artin. in............,........... 136.10
I! able E . Paulson ........................ 136 . 10
H . E . Gable ............................. 136.10
8 Kenneth A . Cole ......................... 136.10
E. Roy Hall 6E mife ...................... 136.10
Helen 15 . Rwson ......................... 136.10
Helen Li . Hanson ......................... 136.10
Sophia B . Stenson. ...................... 136.10
Rose E . Chandler ........................ 136.10
Eugene E . Q.n .......................... 136.10
Richard A . Nordquist .................... 136.10
Richard A . Nordquist; .................... 136.10
Sophia B . Stenson ....................... 136.10
Tiilliam Sdhyte Hunter .................... 136.10
?'Li.lliam \Thyte Huntsr .................... 136.10
1 Leslie A. ILfssiter ...................... 136.10
2 Harold X . Ssrsland ...................... ,136.10
CharLee E . Keuning ...................... 136.10
Hugh John Roddy ......................... 136.10
Frank Stephon Blsvett ................... 136 . 10
Lillian G . Preeper., .................... 136.10
7 Frank T . Nelson ......................... 136.10
Charles H . Dilling ...................... 136.10
Charles H . Dilling ...................... 136.10
10 . Jaues E . Flilliams ........................ 136.10
11 A. H . o'&Wd J .......................... 136.10
12 R Jm Seidl ............................. 136.10
13 Enma No Fitoh ........................... 136.10
14 Emma 13 . FitCh.. ......................... 136.10
15 Frank T . Nelson ......................... 136.10
16 prank T . Nelson. ........................ 136.10
17 peva. F . Johnson ......................... 136.10
18 Frank J . Ney. Carl H . Hanson ............ .13 6.10
19 Carl EI . Hanson. ......................... 136.10
20 Day L . Harper ........................... 136.10
Lot
1 L . B . D8rcliger. ......................... 136.10
2 Ethel C . Carson ......................... 136-10
3 Gertrude A. 018on ....................... 136.10
4 Herman N. Ga.kg ........................ 136.10
5 Lyraan C. Gross .......................... 136.10
8 Claude Everett Smith .................... 136.10
Cedarhurst lmprsvement Company .......... 136.10
10 Olga Anderson ........................... 136.10
12 L . E . .Pollock ........................... 13fi.10
13 L . E . Pollock ........................... 136.10
14 Kenneth 0. Dah1 ......................... 136.10
15 Harold E . Sage .......................... 136.10
16 Louise H . Robinson ...................... 136.10
17 Harrj? L . Lundberg ....................... 136.10
18 Clarenze V . Ro gnas ...................... 136.10
19 Sophia B . Stenson ....................... 136.10
20 Laura C . IJadson ......................... 136 . 10
Frank V . Ksr3ton ...................... 0; 136.10
BUCK 4
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6
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BLOCK 5
6 Hazel I.#. Smith .......................... 136.10
7 Fred E . ItOffat .......................... 136.10
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11 Le E . Pollock 0 6 0 a 0 rn 136.10
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. Lot
1 Clarence E . Giles ............................ $136 . 10
2 Clarence E. Giles ............................ 136.10
3 Osborne Carvine ............................... 136.10
5 Robert E . Mattison ........................... 136.10
6 Harcus 11. Eijattison ........................... 136.10
7 Charles . tar box..*.............^........... 136.10
8 Emma ?Enterfield Anderson .................... 136.10
9 Oscar J . Nelson .............................. 136.10
10
11 Raderich B . Cave & wife ...................... 136.10
12 Robert K. Nelson ............................. 136.10
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14
15 Lester T? . Dah1 ............................. . 136 ;lo
17 Robert L . Parker ............................. .13 6.10
18 Francis C . BitWp., .......................... 136.10
19 H . E . Gable .................................. 136 010
20 Bertha L . Lees.* ............................. 136.10
Lot
. 4 Alvin S . VQatt ............................... 136.10
Cedar Improvement Company .................... 136.10
Gordon D . Nillsop ............................ 136.10
16 Id . h!alcolm Morse ............................. 136.10
James A . Rye .. . . . . 0 . 0 s . 136.10
WOODDALE SECTION
1 Home for Children & Aged Women ............... 136.10
2 Robert L. Rtlder ............................. I36.10
3 Robert L. Vilder ............................. 136.10
4 Robert L . Tiilder ............................. 136.10
5 Home for Children b Aged Women ............... 136.10
6 Home for Children & Aged ..o men............... 136.10
7 Homo for Children 6 Aged \?omen ............... 136.10
8 Home for Children & Aged ?ifomen ............... 136.10
9 Kathryn K . Kimball ........................... 136.10
11 Thorpe Brothers., ............................ 136.10
13 Home for Children 6% Aged Vomen ............... 136.10
Home for Children & Aged Women ............... 136.10
15 Home for Children I% Aged I7omen ............... 136.10
Horae for Children I% Aged Fdomen ................ 136.10
19 Home for Childrea & Aged Women ............... 136.10
20 Home for Children & Aged Women ............... 136.10
21 Home for Children & Aged '??omen ............... 136.10
22 Home for Children 6% Aged Women ............... 136.10
23 Home for Children & Aged Women 136 10
24 Home for Children & Aged Women ............... 136 . 10
25 Home for Children lk Aged ..o men............... 136.10
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Land between BIinnehaha Creek 8: 50th Street-
10 Kathryn K . Kimball ........................... 136.10
12 Elmer J. Boyer b W.fe ........................ 136.10
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16 Home for Children & Aged men............,.. 136.10
17 Home for Children 6: Aged ..o men............... 136.10
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Home for Children & Aged Women ............... 136.10 # G . Xillam- 2 Ac re s ............................ 136 . 10A
j4 'Ilhorpe Brothers .............................. 136.10-
+ be and the same is in all things ratified. confirmed and adopted by this
Village Council as necessary and proper special assessment against each
lot. piece and parcel of land in said sewer district especially benefi-ted
thoreby . .
BE IT FURTHER RFJSOLVED that the amount assessed against each lot.
piece or parcel of land in and by said special assessment so hereinabove
'radiified and adopted shall bea.r interest from the date of this resolu-
tion adopting such special assessment until the said s ecfal assessments
and interest thereon have been paid. at the rate of $ per annum. /k ag
The motion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Trustee Holten.
and the vote was upon the question of the adoption of the resolution. wherein
t'nere were five ayes and no nays and so the resolution ma3 declared duly adopted
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President of Councix
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A.d& oj Publication
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THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
4 Alvin 8. Wyatt _______________ - 136.10 5 Robert E. Mattison ___________- 136.10 6 Uarcus H. XEattIson __________- 136.10 7 Charles W. Tarbox ____-_____- 136.10
8 Emma Winterfleld Anderson- 136.10
State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin
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......................................................................................... pereto athched, said newspaper ~as printed and published in. +he English language from tts known office of publication within the Viage of Hopklns in the County of Hwepb. Sate of Mimeso%, on Thursday. of each meek in column and sheet form equivalent in -ace 45@ runm?g inches of slnsle column two inches wide; has been hued arom E knc~m office esbabbhetl in =id place of publication equipped -with skilled workmen and
the necessary matezhl for preparing and printing the =me; _____________-______________ Ich0
----- E2=cB&-GQ-?3x-E.Y-$m ------_-------____--_________________r__------------
has lhad in its mBkeuP not less than twenty-five #per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to ad mmmumty It purports to serve, *he press .work of w!hich has been done in its said known oftice of 'publication; has contained general news, com- ments and miscellany; has not duplicated any other Qublcakion; has not -Wen entirely m'ade up a€ patents, plate matter and advertiiements; has been circulated at and near its said place of publicxtion tu the extent of 240 copies regularly deIivered to paying subscribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in *the local m't oface of its said place of publication; +hat there has been on me in the oftice of Lhe County Audikor of said county the affidavit of a tperson: ham flrst band knowIedge of .the facts con- stitueg its qualEscation a? a newspaper for publication 'of legal notices: and that its pubkhers have comphed mth all demands of said County Audrtor for Droofs of its said qualification.
5 Home for Children & Aged Women ___-_________I- 136.10
6 Home for Children & Aged Women ______-______.._- 136.10 7 Home for Children & Aged Women _______________- 136.10 8 Home for ChiIdren &- Aged Women ________________ 136.10 9 Kathryn E. Kimb3u ___________ 136.10 10 Isathryn K. KfmbalL ________-_ 136.10 11 Thorpe Brothers _______________ 136.10 12 EImer J. Boyer & WUe ________ 136.10 13 Home for Children &
.I &ed Women ___-_ ~ ________-- 13610
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.. Aged Women ___________-___
Aged Women ________________
Aged women -_______________
Aged women ______________
Aged Womeu ______-_______
Aged Women _______________-
Aged Women--__--_-,-_____-
Home for Children 65
Home for Children &-
Home for Children 8:
Home for Children 85
Home for Children &
Home for Children &
Home for Children & Aged Women -_______________
Aged Women- _______ - _______
Aged Women -_______________
Aged Women ________________
22 Home for Children &
23 Home for ChiIdren &
24 Home for Children &-
25 Home for Children 6-
1 Aged Women --_--__________ 26 Home for Children &- Ased Women -_______________ G. hIillm-2 Acres ____________ Land between 35nehS.m Creek
8; 50th Street-Thorpe Bro-
-Signed by Village Council, ' By Ben B. Noore, Recoraer.
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NOTICE OF -HJLUZ.ING: The Village Councll of the Village of Idim Minnesota, mill hold a meeting
in th& evening of April 12. 1937 for the Impose of hearing any objections or :omments upon the assessments for Sewer District No. 3 in the Village of E@im at 8 o'clock Pa., in the Edina ichool. If no mlid objection fs raised in the )pinion of the Council, these assess- nents rN1 be spread upon the books of ha County Auditor for collection. me sewers in sewer ~istrict NO. 3' nag be described as follows: (1) A sewer line on Wooddale Avenue from 52nd Street to 54th Street. I (2) A line of sewer on Wooddale Lane running Easterly 400 ft. from Wooddale ATeIIUe. (3) A sewer line on Wooddale Court running 200 ft. Easterly from Wooddale Avenue. (4) A sewer main on 52nd Street run- ning Easterly from Wooddale Ave- nue to Kellogg Avenue and thence Easterly and Southeasterly to Brookview ATenUe. (5) A sewer main on Kellogg Avenue from 52nd Street to 54th St. (6) A sewer on O& Lw?n Avenue from BrooWiem Avenue to 54th Street. (7) A--sewer on Brookview Avenue from its intersection with Ozk Lam Avenue running out dividing line between lots , 4 Block 6 thence'E3sterly this dividing line to the line of &d lots and thence to 54th Etmet.
me cost of the sewer systeG in Sewer Dlfjtriet No. 3 is made up 8s follows: contract cost of sewer sgstem--$14,92793 Engineering-58 of contract-- 746.89 &gal. Expenses _________________ 350.00 publication Costs ______________ 150.00 Reserve for contingencies. de- linquencies, etc. 10% _______ 1,617.46 I Total Amount to be Assessed--$17,79220 The assessments are as follows: I BLOCK1
1 Cedarhmt Improvement Company ________________-__ $136.10 2 Harry R. Xeier 136.10 3 Asel H. Franzen- __________--_- 13630 5 Ralph D. N3dson ______________ ?S_-ll
6 Peml
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Got 1 Fern B. Stenson ___________---- 2 Karl Eawchild ____________-_-- 3 Earl Hawchild __-_________ ---- 4 Karl Hamchild ___________ ---- 5 William J. Young ________--- - 6 Lofe E. Wosley -- 7 Arthur J. Ellchon & wife----
9 Anna C. Nelson ___________--- - 10 Sophia B. Stenson _________-_--
12 Sophia B. Stenson ________ ---- 13 Sophis B. Stenson __________--- 14 Fedenl Saw 8: Loa~ Asso- chtion .....................
15 -el Cormier Schneider------ 16 Earl Brown --------_------ ----- 17 Gertrude J. Nyberg ________---_ 18 Clifford C. Swanson _______-_--
8 Ed- C. EIoore ______________-
33 Harry L. Goodrich -__------ ----
BLOCK 3
3 Frank W. Kerston _________--- - 4 Paul G. Meyer ___________--- --- I 5 Arnold L. Niartin _-_-___-_ ----- 6 Nable E. Paulson ___________- - 7 H.E. Gable-------_-------- 8 Kenneth A. Cole ______ ____-- 9 Fred J. Lemieux __________--- 10 E. Roy Hall & Wife -
11 Helen E;L Hanson __________--_- __ . - 12 Helen E;L Hanson ______- ----- 13 Sophia B. Stenson _________---- 14 Rose E. Chandler _____-_--_- 15 Eugene E. Quin __________-_-- 16 Ri-d A. Nordquist --_----.. e 17 Richard A. Nordquist _________- 18 Sophis B. Stenson _______---- - 19 William Whste Hunter-------- 20 William Vhyh Hunter-------- 1 BLOCK 4
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1 Home for Children &- Aged Women ___________ ___- 136.10 2 Robert L. Wilder _____________- 136.10 I--- 4 Robert L. Wilder ____-________- 136.10 3 Robert L. Wilder _____________- 136.10
Afidavit of Publicution.
THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
State of Minnesota ss.
County of Hennepin I
hereh attached, said newspaper .was printed and published in the English language from its known office of publication mthin the Vdlage of Hopkins in the County of -e@. State of Minnesota. on Thwsdav of each week in column and sheet form eawvalent Fn -~~ .~-.~ . 3Pm to 4,50 rdg inches of iingle col,m two &,chg-wide; $as been &sue& fro^. R, known office established in mid place of publication equpped wlth slnUed wvrkmen and
the necessary material for preparing and printing the same; ______ 9%~ __________________
bas had in its $makeup not less than twenty-five per cent of its news columns devoted .to local new o? snterest to said ,com~ty it purmrtS to serve, $he press work of whi& @as been done m its smd -known office of IpubEcation; has contained general news, com- ments and ~miscellany; has not duplicate& any other publication; has not ;been entirely made up of patents, plate mat'r a,nd adver.tEements; has lbeen caculated at and ne= its said place of publica*ion to $he extent of copies regularly delivered to DayQ subscribers; has $b;een entered as second class mafl ma*r in .$he local ,pot office of. its said place of publication; #that tihere h'as been on ;file in the offi'ke of $hi? Countby Au&!r of said county the 8a&TLd'avit of .a person havig fm% band knowledge of ,hhe $acts con- stitu!ing iks qualtficaqon a+- 8 newspwer for publication of legal notices; and ithat its publishers have complied mth all demands of said County Auditor for proofs of its sasd qualification.
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here.b attached ns B part hereof was cut ,from *he columns of said newspasper; was pub-
Commencing 'at the intersection of the present sewer in West 50th Street and the center of Woodddale I Avenue and extendine South alone I
said Creek to the line between Lots 22 and 23. said Countrv Club. Wmd-
cordine: to the ~lats of said Addl- tions 6n me aKd of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said HenneRin Counts and to said streets and-avenues shown upon said respective plats and as now laid out and used in said Vil- lage of Edina. Section 2. That all ordinances and .esolutions and Darts of ordinances and .esolutions incobsistent with the pro- risions of this ordinance be and the ;ame hereby are repealed. Section 3; That this ordinance be in 'ull force and effect from and after its iassage and publication. Passed this 8th day of March, 1937. EARL C. SHARPE. _~_ - ~ President of Village Council. Ittest:
,VILLAGE SEAL)
3eview on Thursday, March 18, 1937.)
BEN B. MOORE. Village Recorder.
(Published in The Eennepin County
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Afidavit of Publication
THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin
....................................................................................... hereto a.&ched, said newspaper was printed and published in %he English language from its known office of publication within the ViUwge of Hopkins in the County of HejlllepSn. ,%ate of Minnesota, on Thursday of each week in column and sheet form equivalent in spm to 450 runn@g inches of single column. two inch? wide: has been kued from B knan office estabhshed rn said place of pubhation equpped mth smed workmen and
the necessarg material for preparing and printiig the same; __--_-___-______________I--- me
----- Eeae?-b-CQa%X-B9Y&-s ...................................................
has had in its mnkeup not I- than ty?nty-five 'per cent of its news cohmns devoted
$0 local news of mterest to srwd wmmmty It purports to serve, $he press mork of -ivhi& has been done in its said known of€@ of publication; has contained general news, com- ments and mmxllany; has not duphcated' any other publication; has not been entirely mad0 up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at and near its said place of publica~on to the extent of 24p copies regularly delivered to pyipg subscribers; has office: of Its said place of .publication; tihat there has been on file in the offie of khe County Audibr of said county the a@mit of a *p?rson having firs't $and knowledge of .the .facts con- stitu$ng its qualfficahon as B newspaper for publication of legal notices: and %?hat its pub$heT 'have complied with all demands of said. Countg Auditor for Droofs of its mid quahfication.
entered as second class md matter in .the local
commission
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July 29,1937.
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SEWER SPSTEN-BIDS CMSE XARCH 29. Eiiinn (P. 0. Ninneapolis), BIinn. ADVERTISENENT-Sealed proposals miIl be received by the Village Council Village of Edina Minnesota at the Eding School, Edina Nhnesota &til 8:OO p. m., Xonday, Narcs 29th 193j for the furnishing of a11 labor aid maierial and laying the new proposed Sewer System in Sewer District No. 3 of the Village of Edina all in ac- cordance with plans ana specifiGations pre- pared therefor by Burpngame. -ECitchcock 6: Estabrook, Inc., Engineers, Ninneapolis, Ninnesota under date of Narch 12. 1937. Proposak &re to be accompaaied Sy-a-cer- titled check on a solvent bank in the amount of 5510 of the proposal price, made payable to the Village of Edina, .Ninnesota. In case the succe'ssful bidder fails to enter into the contract for the performance of the work and fails to give bond as reauired bv law within the snecified number of dabs nf ayard of confiact, such check shall befor: felted to the Vlilage of Edina. Minnesota, as liquidated damages. Copies of the plans and suecifications mav be seen at. the office of the Village Recorder, Eldina Ninnesota at the Builders' Ex- changks of Ninnhapolis and St.. Paul and at. the office of the Engineers, Minneapolisa -Uinnesota. . Copies of the plans and speciflcations for the individual use of the bidders may be obtained at the offices of the Engineer, 521 Sexton Building Ninneapolis Minne- sota upon making dkposit of $10.60 Fail- ure 'to submit bona fide bid wilI result in the forfeiture of the deposit of $10.00. Upon submitting a bona fide bid at the place and time designated and upon return of the plqns and specifications complete to the Engineers, the deposit mill be returned to the bidder- - - - - -. - -. -. The Village Council reserves the right t6 reject any or all-bids or part of bids, to waive all informalities and to award the contract as it deems to be for the best in- terest of the Village. Dated this 15th day of Xarch. BEN B. MOORE, VilIage Recorder.
TIiIs notice flrst uppenred >lurch 19 .. .
The Improvement Bulletin
800 Lumber Exchange, Nhmenpolis. iUinn.
is the only paper furnishing complete Northwestern construction news. It is closely read every week by architects.
~ engineers, contractors buiIders, material men and bond buyer;.
omcia advertising, 20 cents per line
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
VILLAGE OF EDINA
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Extracts from the minutes of a reg- ular meeting of the Council of the Village of EcUna, Hennepin COUntY, Minnesota. held in Edlna School Bulld- ing, on March 29, 1937, at 8 P. M., at which all members of the Council were present. Trustee Holten offered the fOuOPrinK Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED that it is hereby created, a fund to'be established by the Village of Edlna, Hennepin County, Minnesota, in the Midland National Bank & Trust Company, Minneapolis Minnesota, to be known as Siwer District No. 3 Sew- er Fund of the Village of Edinc.
that Village Engineers, Burlingame, Hitchcock & Estabrook, are hereby directed to calculate the proper amount to be specifically assessed against each and every beneflted lot or pracel of land in Sewer Dis- trict No. 3, in said Village for the cost of the construction and instal- lation of said sewers. The motion to adopt was seconded by Trustee Prescott, the vote was upon the adoption of the Resolution, wherein there were flve ayes and no nays and
80 the Resolutlon was declared duly
AND BE IT FURTHER, RESOLVED,
Affidavit of Publication
THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin
----------------------------------, J. L. &irkhElm 'being duly sworn, on oaeh says: that he now is. and
during: all the time herein stated has been ___________ $*--&%-&E&@@ __--_---____-__
the publisher----and printer---- of the newspmer .known as The Hennepin muty
Review, and has full knowledge of the facts herein stated.
That Ifor more than one year imbediately prior rto the publication therein of the
Printed ---- --____ Q~fiC~a~--~bli~~~~-~~ ____________ __________________-_------- -__ .a
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--------------------__L_________________----------------------------------------_--------- hereto attached, said newspaper was printed and published in the EfngUsh language from its known office of publication within tihe Village of Hopkins in the County of ?i&nnqgn, State of Minnesota, on Thursday of each week in column and sheet form equivalent in Space to 4501 rU@g inohes ?f single column. tw? inch? wide; has been %sued from R kn3wn oface ehbhshed m said place of publicatzon quipped with shlled workmen and
the necwa.ry rnakiaJ for preparing and printing the same; ____--___ -%b -_-___-_-___-_
Heme~pin County Review --------------- ------------ --------------_-c-------------------------------------------
has bad in its ,mlakeuP not less than twenty-five per cent of its news cohunm devoted .to local news of !interest to said mmunity it ~urports to serve, rthe Dress work of has been done in its said $known office of publication.; has contained general news. com- ments and 'mixeUasy; has not duplioated' any other *mblication; has nat ;been entirely m'ade up ;of patents, plate matkr and iadver..tlsements; has !been circulated at and near its Said place of publica.tion to $he extent of 24p copies regularly delivered to payipg subscrk=ers; has .been entered as second dass mail maWr in .the local ~po.s!ilj oace of its said place of publication; Ihha.t there has been on .tile in the offike of the C;omty Auditor of said county %he bailidavit of .a person having fir$?, band knowledge of ,bhe facts con- stituthg its quallificat@ a.? Q newspaper for publication of legal notices; and khat its publishers 'have comphed mth all demands of Said. Couaty Auditor for proofs of its said qualification.
,&& Public, Hennapin county, Minm Mv Commission Expires July 29, 1937.
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a'dopted. EARL C. SHARPE, Pwident of Council. - --- ATTEST: BEN B. MOO=, Village Recorder. (SEAL) . (Apr. 8. 1937)
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SlJJidavit of Publication
THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin
hereto attached, said n$wqaper ~a+ printed and publkhed in .the English 1m-e from its horn office of pubkcation wthm the Vaage of Hopkins in the County of HannepJn, State of Minnesota, on Thursday of each week in column and sheet form equivalent in w to 450 rumby in*= of single column. two inches wide; has been. kued &om a kn3m office establrshed rn said place of pubhcabon equipped wth skiIIed workmen and
the neceSSSLPy m&rial for preparing and printing the sue; __-_______-_-_______________ me
Hemepin County EevSrvnr -------------------------------------------------------,---------------------------------
has had in its ,m&eup not less than twenty-five per cent of its news columns devoted .to local news of interest to said community it purports In serve, %he press work of which has been done in its said .known oface of publication; has contained general news. com- ments and misdlany; has not duplicate& any other .publica%ion; has not ;been entirely made up of patents plate math and adverhsements; has been cmulated at and neax its said place of ipbication ~ the extent of 240 copies regularly delivered to paying subscribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in .the local post oBce of its said place of publication; athat there has been on .file in the oface of $he comty Auditor of said county the aM'avit ef a 'person having f&St bnd knowledge of .the facts con- stitueg its quaEcation + a newspaper for publication ;of legal notices: and that its pubhshers have comphed mth all demands of said County Auditor for proofs of its mid qualification.
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The hour being late and with much busineas still. to come
before the Council, at 123.20 AN, it was moved by Noore, that
this meeting stand adjourned until VBdneaday April 14, 1937, at 8 a, at which ti'& and upon the suggestion of President Sharpe, the Council reconvene and this meeting be resumed at
his hom at 4612 Edgebrook Place, seconded by Prescstt and csrrie do
~ Village Recorder.
Ninutes of the reeked April 3.2, 1931, meeting of the Council of the Village of Edina, held at the hone of Fresident Sharp,. on April 14, 1937, at a PM.
The meeting was called to order by the President, the ro13 called and all members of the Council visre present.
President ShaTpe presented deeds for Right-of-W&y for extension of the Suffer Road, which vrere referred to the
Village At t osney .
The matter of Edina police officers attending the Second training school as sponsored Irj the League of Ninnesota Municipalities on April '26th. to 30th. was discussed by the Council with a11 memWrs in favor thereof. It tvas thereupon moved by rnllson, that two officers attend and that details be left with Chairman Holten to arrange, seconded by Prescott, and carried.
-0n.request for authorization 'by Chairman Holten, it vas moved. by Preacott, that the chairman of the police con- I?littee, be authorized to purchase three "grab ironsst fer use of Villa.ge police, seconded by Hoom and carrieds
Tkie President read a letter dated Earth 12, 1937, by Thorp Bros. a relating to an Alloy for Sunnyslde Road resident$! extending Bast from Wooddale Avenue to Grimes Avenue , After discussion the matter V~B left with the President to arrange props transfer of the properw
involved to give a 20 foot alley beardesing on the North
Village LSmite.
LetteP was also read by the President containing request of Thsrpe Brss. for extension of the stam water drain from the East side of Wooddale, easterly about 50Q feet in and along Vooddale Court to*Beinneh&a Creek. After discussion the Council agreed to enter into an agreement
wherein the Council would furnish the necessary labor and superviaiari prdoided Thorpe Bros. mould furnish the necessary
mater fale 'rhh matter also being left with the President.
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It was moved. by Hslten, that the chairman of the Road and
bridge Committee, ke empowered to arrange through the Street Commissioner for the employment of H. BnsSey for 2 hours
per day during the Bummer months, for c3.eaning Vest 50th. Street betmen France Avenue and 'flooddale Avenue, seconded
by Eoore and carried.
Application by Carl Olaon far licensf: to sell f~ORF-Safei~
3.2 non-intoxicating liquor in conmc tfsn with grocery store at 4948 France Avenue for period ending Narch 31,
1938, was on motion Prescott, the application be granted, seconded by Yillson, and carried.
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Swcety Bond of the Seabdard Sukety Cdmpany, in amount $3,000.00
or;' behalf of the Country Club, Into, to the Village of Edfna,
as provided for "ON-SALE Intoxicating ldr3[uor Li'cense and dated Earch 16, l93T, for the period ending April 1, 1938, was upon examination and motion by Trustee Holten, it be accepted, seconded by Prescott, and carried,
Applfcstisn of Xinnneapolis Gas Light Comyany, for permission to extend gas main in and along t%st 54th Street from OaElam to Park Visa, vas on motion Holten, be granted, seconded by Prescott, and carried.
It was moved by Holton, that Pire insurance policy by Connect- icut Insurance Company No. 466589, covering #SS and $30 Cater-
$1,250.00, togather with policy No, 600637 try Dubuque Fire and &krine Ins. Company, covering in the mount $l,OOOoOO on build-
ing, tools and snom fence, be accepted and payment authorized, seconded by Prescott and carried.
No further business to come before the meeting, motion to adjourn carrisd a% 11.10 PK
fllar tractors and cabs and Whr-Fordson grader, in amount
Village &corder.
Einutes of a Special Neeting of the C.ouncil
OS the Village of Edina, held at the home of Village Recorder Noom, on April 16, 1937,
at 8 PM. *
The meting ma called to order by. the President, the roll called arid all members pf the Council answered present.
The meeting called by the President for the purpose of setfling the Ecklund case and was also pttended by Village Attorney Sfiron&;, Attorney Karl H. Cove11 mho represented certain fnt@mQ,ted propr%y owners An the Country Club Dfat- rict and- attorney George Specht
Village Attorney Strong *ported the case in detail whereupon Trustee Holeen offered the follorring motion, ."Tha.t the stipe uletfon presented at this meetfng dated April 16, 1937, signed
by Er and Ds Ecklund, containing the term of settlement of the Ecklund litigation, b approved, and that the PresPden$ and Pecorder of the Village Council be authorized and empomred to sign the same for and on.hehalf of the Village Council of the Village of Edfna, rjeconded 'oy adoom, and camied vithout dissenting vote and so orderedo
representing the Ecklunds.
no further business to come before the meeiing, motion $0 adjourn carried at 9.30 PM, ,
Village Recokder
Note : Trustee 'Willson left the. meeting bt3fore
the vote ;%~8 takenand thesefore did
mt vote. EaI