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1943 City Council MinutesJanuary 12, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. ivi. January 12, 1943, by ;resident E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the,December 22, 1942 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 -\Glenn Schmidt R&B 20.25 Lawrence R. Allison " 75.001 National Battery Co " 9.23 Crown Rubber Stamp Co "' 2.90,--'Robbinsdale Oil Co " 7.58 City of ?obbinsdale 140.001 Sessing Hardware Co " 1.10 C. B. Case 70.00 Fred Schmidt " 65.98 Arthur R. Smith " 87.52 �wral Henn Stamp Iss Off 46.00 Lampert Yards Inc. 91.51,�Lampert Yards, Inc. `� 49.90 Anton Lucian ' " 20.42 Rural Henn Cty Sur Comm " 28.82 Geo. R. Krickle " 137.50. ­, C ity of Robbins dale 86.60 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of A. W. Pence for a license to operate 8 FineBall wahines for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Mrs. Margaret Baggett for an license to sell Soft Drinks, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we approve the applicationr- of E. G. Erskine for a license to sell Soft Drinks, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of F. Jeffy for a license to sell Soft Drinks, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application Of r. G. Erskine for a license to sell 3.2 Beer "Off -Sale'' for the year 1943. "Carri ed" A motion by-Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of P. Jeffy for a license to sell 3.2 Beer "Off -Sale" for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we arprove the application of Margaret Baggett for a license to sell Cigarettes, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of R. G. Erskine, for a license to sell Cigarettes, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of F. Jeffy for a license to sell Cigarettes, Retail, for the year 1943. "Carried" r - 1 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the applicatiq' of Ohleen Dairy for a license to operate 1 Milk Truck for the year 1943 I� "Carried" 1 123 January 12, 1943. (jontinued ) A motion by Bronstad, seconded' by Schmidt, that we accept the bond of Constable A. C. 1,Iartens. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Ceass, that we appoint Constable A. C. Martens License Inspector for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Ceass, seconded by Schmidt, that we appoint Constable Archie A. Little Health Officer for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we appoint Fred Schmidt Road Foreman for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we appoint Geo. Krickle Building Inspector for the year 1943. "Carried" The following Committees were appointed by the Chair: Road & Bridge: Bronstad Chairman, Schmidt and Carrier. Police, Public Safety: Galway Chairman, Bronstad,and Schmidt. '•'lelfare : Schmidt Chairman, Ceaas and Galway. Finance; The Entire Council. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we appoint the Security State Bank of ?obbinsdale as Depository for the Village Funds. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that the 0ouncil Salaries for the ,year 194.3 will be: president O.UU, Trusteew4lb.00 and 11"ecorder X40.00 per month. "Carried" A motion by aehmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that the Treasurer's Salary will be �1,,10.00 per month for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that the Constable's Salary will be v4'1'60.00 per month for the year 1943. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to get information regarding Village Laws re- juiring Treasurer's Bond and Assignment of :.security from Depository being adequate to cover Village Funds on deposite. also Victory Tax and Social Security deductions. The Recorder was instructed to get information on the replacement of our typewriter and an additional lel ter file.' .A motion by Ceass, seconded by CLrrier, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "CErried" Recorder president of Council. 124 January 26, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. January 26, 1943, by President E. F. Galway. Ebur memb6rs present. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by'Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: E. F. Galway Gen 20.00'' ?gyred Schmidt R&B 61.50 A. A4 Dubay " 10.00, Maurice Swenson " 27.20 Geo. R. Ceass It A0.00', Tony Vande rmas 8.00 D. E. Carrier it15.00` Peter Stefan ick it 7.ub Herman L. Schmidt itlb.00�t Lennard Service Station" 32.11 0. J. 'Bronstad " 15.00 �, Standard Oil Co it 4.45 A'- Ci,-Martbns 60.00,\ Baggett's Groceril rl 8.Q2 Northern States Power Co 8.78, Northfield Iron Co it 37.00 R&B 114.25, Dr. E. J. Lillehei Poor 2.00 7rank Heffelfinger Gen 9.00 ,) Rurrl Henn Sur Comm Comm -%14.7b Lampert Yerds, Inc. tv26.10-� George Trickle it 50.00 , A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Mrs. 14argaret Baggett for a Soft Drink .License for the year 1943. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we annrove the application of lairs. I.1argaret Baggett for Cigarette License for 1943. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to get information from Joe Roche pertaining to the State Statute requiring an official Village Depository to furnish security in the amount of twice the amount of our maximum deposits. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Ceass, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Ohai r. iresi ent of t uneil. 1 1 125 February 9, .1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was Galled -to order at 9:00 P. M, February 9, 19439 by President B. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the January 26, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Corrie's Sporting Goods Gen 1.35, Osseo Motor Co R&B 106.797 Archie A. Little " 60.00'� Chas A. Price Sery ata " 22.75; Enterprise Publishing CO " 10.00 Robbinsdale Oil Co " 5.257 Lampert Yards, Ino. " 27.43; Poor 17.30~ City of Robbinsdale " 35.00 Rural Henn Stamp Office " 46.00`2 Fred Schmidt R&B 64.50 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 24.65,7 Fred Nelson " 12.00 U of M Hospitals " 2.90 Glenn Schmidt " 8.50r City of Robbinsdale " 43.304 We then discussed the possibility of inaugurating a reporting plan for the Constables. The substance of the discussion was that because of the fre- quent complaints received due to the difficulty in reaching a Constable in case of an emergency it might be a good plan to have the Constables report at regular intervals to some central point, either in pereain or by phone. It -was suggested that the Robbinsdale Police Department might act as this intermediary for a reasonable fee, say $10.00. The Chairman E reed to con- tact the Robbinsdale Polioe-Dept and report at the nest meeting. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we adopt the following resolution: WHEREAS, the Revenue Act of 1942 subjects municipal employees, among others, to a Victory Tax of five per cent of their earbiggs, gross income, received after January 1, 1943, and municipalities are required to withhold this tax and pay it over to the Federal Government, AND WHEREAS, the Municipality may elect to use either of two optional meth- ods to compute the amount to be withheld for payment to the Federal Govern- ment under the Rwvenue Act. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Crystal, that beginning with the first payroll after January 1, 1943, the Village Recorder shall deduct and withhold from the.wahes or salary paid.to each official or em ployee of the Village, the Victory Tax imposed by the Revenue Act of 1942. That the amount withheld shall be based on five per cent of the excess of each payment pf salary or wages over the withholding deduction allowable under Section 466 (B) of the Internal Revenue Code. That the Recorder and other Village Officials shall perform all other duties necessary to comply with the victory tax provisions of the Internal Revenue Code. Passed by the Village Council this 9th day of February 1943 by the follow- ing vote: Yeas: -Carrier, Schmidt, Bronstad, Cease. Nays: I None. 126 February 9, ,1943 (Continued) A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we take out a membership in the League of Minnesota Municipalities, from January to September 1943. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" TT ta_'A� Recorder Prea ident of Th-"ounoile February 23, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:30 P. M. February 23, 1943 by President E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the February 9, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" D. E. Carrier Gen 15.001� Enterprise Publishing•Co Genn19.b0 25 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we purchase a used type- writer to take care of the needs of the Civilian Defense Council. Same to remain the property of the Village of Crystal and the purchase price to be no more than $20.00. "carried" w E. F. Galway " 20.00-) Geo. R. Cease " • 40.00 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Lawrence fit. Allison " 90.00,, Glenn Schmidt � 13.b0 Frank Heff elf Inger " 4.00 -) A. A. D�tbay " 10.00 ~� Herman L. Schmidt. " 15.00! 0. J. Bronsta8 " 1b.00°, Security St Bnk Ins Agog " 30.00 Phillips Petroleos 6.43 Northern States Power Co " 5.39 R&B 114.25 � Arthur H. Miller '-\ 7. Fred Schmidt Monae Wichterman20:40 " Cash Register Sales Co " -1126.00-1126.00$8cB -,48.7b Peter Stefsniai 8.4b Fred Nelson " •-, 4.00 " Standard Oil Co " 5.b2. Mrs* Joseph Dupuis Poore 25.00 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease that we require the Security State Bank of Robbinsdale, to furnish 20,000 worth of approved, bonded securities in compliance with the State Statutes. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seoonded by Cease, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. '0/01mo 6ur� President cf_jhp. Council. Recorder Arthur H. Miller '-\ 7. Fred Schmidt Monae Wichterman20:40 " Cash Register Sales Co " -1126.00-1126.00$8cB -,48.7b Peter Stefsniai 8.4b Fred Nelson " •-, 4.00 " Standard Oil Co " 5.b2. Mrs* Joseph Dupuis Poore 25.00 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease that we require the Security State Bank of Robbinsdale, to furnish 20,000 worth of approved, bonded securities in compliance with the State Statutes. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seoonded by Cease, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. '0/01mo 6ur� President cf_jhp. Council. Recorder A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease that we require the Security State Bank of Robbinsdale, to furnish 20,000 worth of approved, bonded securities in compliance with the State Statutes. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seoonded by Cease, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. '0/01mo 6ur� President cf_jhp. Council. Recorder U 12/ The adjbuined'regular -meeting of the Counc U wes- oalled- td' order at 9:00 P. M. March 9, by President B. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the February 23, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, propwrly verified, accounts: "Carried" Fred Schmidt R&B 41.251 Archie A. Little Gen 60.001 Joe Warf ield " 8.00 'A Rural Henn Stmp Off ice• PolSr 46'00'7 Ossso Motor " 6440` Minneapolis Gen Hospital " 16.007 George T. Ryan Cc " 7.70 -,Rural Henn Cty Sur Comm " 25.91' W. C. Malmberg " 4 60 �i City of Robbinsdale " 43.30' Peter Raskob " 63.25 1 The nett period was given over to the discussion of several subjects, prinoipall'y the proper proveedure to follow in correcting the weakness that has detoloped in our new truck. Mr. Raskob was present and offered his truck for bale. The Council agreed his proposition was worthy of consider- ation not losing eight of the fact that any equipment that has operated as longus his has would in all probability soon be in need of expensive re- pairs. Following which the Recorder read the correspondence inoluding a report to the County Auditor showing our Village absolutely free of debt.. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" Recorder I. X President oR­ the :Qq_4ncil. 128 March, 23,x.-1.943 The ad j ournei' regular meeting of thA Counbil wan oall66 'to ' ordo r et 9:00 P. M. Mar6h 239 1943 by President E. F. Galway. All members present. The Minutes of the March 9, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Carrier, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Herman L. Schmidt Gen A. A. Dubay " D. E. Carrier " E. F. Galway " Geo. R. Cease " 0. J. Bronstad " A. C. Martens " Lawrence R. Allison " League of Minn Municipalities " 15.00 Fred Schmidt R&B,) 48.75 10.001 Glenn Schmidt " "l 7.50 15.00,-\ Standard Oil Cc " 7.00 20.04 Northern States Power " `1114.25 40.00. Sessing Hardware Cc " 2.30 15.00.1 W. G. -Malmberg R&B 9.60 60.00 Uni of Minn Hospitals Poore 5.10 75.00,-\ Mple General Hospital " 16.00 26.50 Emergency Ambulance " 7.00 A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" X0, 4 1z,1172A4 Press A ent o ounoi . E Reoo or April 13, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. April 13, 1943 by President E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the March 23, ;943 meeting were read and approved, A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: Archie A. Little Gen 60.00ti Pete Stefaniok G. G. Nevins " 3.001 Robbinsdale Oil Cc Sessing Hardware Cc " 2.23, R&B .46" Kenneth's Auto Service Harold D. Campbell Gen 40.00' National Battery Co Fred Schmidt R&B 99.75" Fredrickson Mfg Cc Fred Nelson " 10.00`, Standard Oil Cc Glenn Schmidt " 6.45`+ Margaret Baggett Gust Mattson " 26.50`) W. C. Malmberg Tony Vandermus " 12.00" Ohleen Dairy Frank Green wood " 42.55'1 Uni of Minn Hospitals Joe Warf ield " 5.00 `� R&B,\ 7.80 " ')18.51 Poor -1 9.24 R&B' -2 9.15 " 9.78 " 1.50 " 8.53 " 21.34 " 5.60 Poor n3.30 " '\4.25 129 April --14, 1948 (Continued) The tosolution'roeommbnding'that an "On'Sale" LiquOt license be issued to Joe Elson as soon as propet'authority-io-givon-to the'Counoil to do so was tabled pending the outcome of legislation affeoting.the Bungalow. A motion by Bronstad seoonded'by Schmidt, that we appoint Dr. J. M. Hall the Village Heath Doctor. "Carried" It is the unanimous wish of the Counoil that we grant School District #20 the use of our truck for their scrap drive. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we buy a $10000.00 (Maturity Value) War Bond. "Carried" Cease introduced the idea of"war memorial to fittingly oommemotato.the men and women of our Village who have served during the present war. Emphasizing the necessity for laying the ground work now while the war is still a major part of our everyday program and the fact that it would be much easier to get the co-operation necessary at this time than it aQ uld be after the war is over. It was suggested that Cease secure information relative to the manner in which funds are created for memorials and park purposes. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no:further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" x P_t' President of the— "00110 T L • J kAA,4 Recorder 130 ' .April The adjourned regular meeting of the Cbunail' was called to" order' 9;00 P. M. April 27, 1943 by President E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the April 13, 1943 geeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier,*that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" A. A. Dubay Gen 10.00) Petty Cash Gen 11.53 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00-1 City of Robbinsdale " 70.00 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00" Fred Schmidt - R&B ' 60.75 E. F. Galway " 20.00" Frank Greenwood " 17.20 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00', Kenneth's Auto Service " 3.30 D. E. Carrier " 15.00% James Molem " 15.00 A. C. Martens " 60.00" Ruff Brothers Groceries Poor 26.00 Seo St Bank liar Bond " A750.00 The Recorder was instructed to write Congressman Dick Gals asking him to use his enfluenoe in the interest of Crystal Village in the selection of a site for the proposed general war hospital. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of Claude and Paul Turgeon for an "On Sale" Liquor license for the period from April 27, 1943 to June 30, 1943, subject to certification of the passage of Lagislative Act increasing the number of "On Sale" licensee we have authority to issue from threeeto four. 11 "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair* --Chairman o e oil. ATTBM 'f �CA /kA t",L Recorder N May -11, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting Of the Counoil'was oalled- to' ordb r" at 9:00 P. M. May 11, 1943 by president E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the April 27, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Gay Nevius " 5.00 City of Robbinsdale " 35.00 Enterprise Publishing Cc " 12.00 Carl Mattson " 116.00 Carl Mattson " 66.00 Northern States Power Co " 1.00 R&B 113.25 Fred Schmidt " 57.00 Glenn Schmidt R&B Tom Arneson " Peter Stefanick " Thorman W. Rosholt " Chas A Price Service Station" W. C. Malmberg " Burton Stratom Groceries Poor Seo St Bank of Robbinsdale " 131 6.60 20.00 30.00 7.14 32.07 6.40 12.00 740.00 Mr. Arseneau presented an application for the renewal of his Junk Yard Lio®nse with a plea for a reduction in the fee6laiming that the present Government restrictions are so severe that it is impossible to operate at a profit. The Recorder was instruoted`to have ordinances, informative data, eta ready for the next meeting so that an equitable settlement could be arrived at. The Couno U then discussed the plan of Joe Elsen to operate under a club license and his request that we adopt a resolution in whioh we bind our- selves to grant him a Club Liquor Lioense in the event that it can be legally and satisfactorily,worked out. However, before taking any definite action, the Council requested that Mr. Els-en get all the necessary data to present at the next meeting so that the plan can be checked by our attorney. After a prolonged consideration ofdresignation of our Chairman, E. F. Galway, during which mention was made of, and due credit given for the splendid re- cord he leaves behind, the tireless effort and the progressive spiritThAqthas always oharaosed his work during the several years he served in that offioe, the following action was taken: A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we accept the resignation of Chairman of the Council, L. F. Galway, same to be effective as of May 319 1943. "Carried" tT T _� Reoo�der 1 Chairmah of t o e . 132 .. ., ♦. The adjourned t6 gulat meeting of the Counoil'was called to order"at 9:00 P. M. May 250 1943 by President E. F. Galway. All members present. The minutes of the May 11, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by -Carrier, that we pay -the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad Gen 15.00 Tom Arneson R&B 12.00 E. F. Galway " 20.00 Thorman W. Rosholt " 35.05 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Standard Oil Co " 7.27 A. A. Dubay " 10.00 Kennard Service Sta " 37.37 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Northern States Power " 115.76 D..E. Carrier " 15.00 Robbinsdale Oil Co " 12.87 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Fredrickson Mfg Co " 1.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 57.00 Ohleen Dairy Poor 3.30 Frank Greenwood " 20.00 Robbinsdale Oil Cc " 13.30 After a lengthy discussion,during which several angles were presented it was thought best not to establish a precedent by reducing any of the iioense fees. So that for this year, at least, our license program will be followed through, to the letter, according to the ordinances. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that Mr. Clifford Dd Schults be appointed to fill the unexpired term of E. F. Galway as President of the Council, effective as of June 1, 1943. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of W. J. Arseneau, for a Junk License, for the period from April 27, 1943 to April 27, 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that*we approve the application of George and John Ellis for an "OFF Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Paul and Claude Turgeon for an "OFF Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944. " Carriedr A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an "Off Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944. "Carried* A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the applioatiin of Brice Kelvie and Ellamas Carpenter for an "Off Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944. "Carried" It was thought beet to table the application of Joe. M. Elsen for an "Off Sale Liquor License pending the fulfillment of certain requirements. The application of Leonard Dubay. for weed inspector was also tabled until the neat meeting. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Sokmidt, that we set the wage scale for Grader and Tractor men at 70 per hour. "Carried" A fitting tribute was paid to Leonard Dubay for -his splendid work in bringing the recent War Bond Drive in Crystal Village to a suooessful ocn- A 1*33 - Ifay -lis, (Continued)-, .,..._ olusion. It"is the .opinion of this Council that our•Fighting Men-spxead;ont otef the waft ' 'battle fronts, will- realize, upon receipt of the well filled' Honor 8611 that workers like Leonard and his associates will be doing their share over here. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by'Carrier that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the ao1i of the Chair. i ES President of t e cunt . Recorder June 8, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. June 8, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the May 25, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we pay the folllwing properly verified accounts: "Carried Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Robbinsdale Oil Co R&B 6.76 Hennepin Hardware Co " 4.40 Standard Oil Co " 9.25 Gay Hovius " 5.00 Sensing Hardwarr Co " 2.02 City Of Robbinsdale " 35.00 Emp Mnt Liab Ins CO Of Wiso" 45.00 Enterprise Publishing Co " 25.50 Burton Straiton Poor 9.59 Miller -Davis Co " 4.13 H. E. Classen " 11.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 62.25 Lake View Dairy " 5.40 Tom Arneson " 8.00 Centfal Ave Rest Hospital " 43.75 Glenn Schmidt " 38.25 City of Robbinsdale " 129.72 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we accept the report of Justice Fred L. Martens for the first five ( 5 ) months of 1943. , "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we appoint Leonard Dubsy to serve as weed inspector for 1943. "Carried" •A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A ST Recorder. ■ '14? 66L -"I - President of the Council :134 June 28, 1943, The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. June 22, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. 2he minutes of the June 8, 19439 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" D. E. Carrier Gen 15.00 Glenn Schmidt R&B 14.75 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Joe Warf ield " 3.50 A. A. Dubay " 10.00 Northern States Power Co " 113.25 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 12.75 C. D. Schultz " 20,00 Thompson's Food Market Poor 12.00 Herman L. Soh*idt " 15.00 National Tea Co " 46.00 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Ruff Bros Groceries " 31.21 Arthur H. Miller " 10.15 Joe's Food Market " 11.00 Geo. R. Cease, Petty Cash" 7.50 Ohleen Dairy 3.30 Fred Schmidt R&B 52.50 University Hospital " 6.50 Tom Arneson " 13.00 Central Ave Rest Home " 3.50 A motion by Bronstad, seopnded by Schmidt, that we adopt the following resolution; ' WHEREAS, the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, has received from the Land Commissioner of Hennepin County, a list of land in the said Village of Crystal, which has become the absolute property of the State of Minnesota under the provision of law de- olaring the forfeiture of lands to the .State foe taxes, which lands have been classified by the County Board of.said Hennepin County as non oonsery ation and for sale, pursuant to the laws of Minnesota for 1935, chapter 386, Section 1, as amended, which List of lands is designated as List "C" June 7, 1943, and WHEREAS, this Council has made a complete examination of all facts and oiroumstanoes relating to such parcels, NOW THEREFORE, acting pursuant to said Section 1, Chapter 386, as amended, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village Council of said Village of Crystal, approve the classification of the said County Board of said lands as non - conservation and for sale. The question was on the adoption -of the resolution, and the roll being called there were 4 yeas and no nays, as follows: 0. J. Bronstad, Herman L. Sohnidt, D. Be Carrier, Geo. R. Cease. And so the resolution was adopted. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Joseph Be Elsen for and "Off -sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period of July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944, subject to Attorney's approval of Bond. "Carried" June 22, 1943. CONTINUED. 135 A motion by Schmidt, ssconded,by Bronstad, that we approve the application of George and John 'Ellis for an "On -Sale" Liquor Lioenss- for the period from July 1. 1943 to June 30, 1944, subject to the Attorneys approval of Bond. "Carried" A motion by Sohmidt, seoonded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Clauds and Paul Turgeon for an "On -sale" Liquor License for the period from July 19 1943 to June 30, 1944, subject to the Attorney's approval of Bond. "Carried" A motion by Sohmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Brice Kelvis and Ellamae Carpenter for an "On -sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1943 to June 30, 19441, subject to the Attorney's approval of Bond. "Carried" A motion by Sohmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we inorease the insurance coverage on t)Le Village hall from $1000.00 to $2000.00 on a 5 year basis and the premium be arranged so,that same can be paid in 3 yearly payments. "Carried" A motion by Carrier, seoonded by Sohmidt that there being no further business, we adjourn, subjeot to the oali of the Chair. "Carried" ES Rea rde r. June 290 1943. President of the--r-ouna The adjourned meeting of June2£, 1943 was called to order at 9:00 P. Y. June 299 1943 by President C. D. Sohults, the following members present: Sohults, Sohmidt, Bronstad. Motion by Sohmidt, seoonded by Bronstad, that we adopt the amendment to Ordinance #8, . Motion by,Sohmidt, seconded by Bronstad, business, we adjourn, subject to the call TE Recorder. that there being no further of the Chair. "Car ied" Ar President of the ounc 136 July 13, 1943. The adjourned -regular meeting,of the Council was oalled to order at'9:00 P. M. July 13, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members presamt. The minutes of the June 22, 1943 meetingg were read and approved.` A motion by Bronstad, seoonded by Sohmidt, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Pete Stefaniok R&B 8.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 142.40 Joseph Mollen " 17.88. H. J. West, Attorney " 18.00 M. E. Baggett, Grocery " 14.58 Geo. R. Cease, Petty Cash " 9.80 A W. Co, Inc of Minn " 10.30 Gay Nevius " . 7.00 Standard Oil Cc " 6.82 City of Robbinsdale 140.00 Ohleen Dairy Poor 3.30 Fred Schmidt R&B 75.75 Nels Eokberg " 2.48 Glenn Schmidt " 19.25 City of Robbinsdale " 43.24 Tom Arneson " 20.00 A motion by Carrier seconded by Schmidt that we approve the minutes, as June "Carried" read, of the speoiai meeting held 24, 1943. The Recorder was instructed to contact Congressman Dick Gale in an effort to arrange a meeting with our 0ouncil to discuss the proposed War Hos- pital. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" EST V Reoor er. ,,�:t4z7- - I President of the unoi . 137 July 27, 1943. The adjourned *regular meeting of the Council win called to•order'at'9:00 P. M. July 27, 1943 by President C. D. Schulte. All members present. The minutes of the July 13, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Sohmidt, thatwe pay the following, properly, verified accounts: "Carried" A. A. Dubay Gen 10.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 62.85 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Tom Arneson " 8.00 C. D. Schultz " 20.00 Glenn Schmidt " 38.25 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Joe Warfield " 5.00 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Northern States Power Co " 114.85 D. E. Carrier " 15.00 E. Hoiby Body Co " 15.00 A. C. Martens " 60.J90 Chas Naugle " 50.00 Fred L. Martens " 31.05 Leonard A. Dubay " 17.41 Enterprise Publishing Co " 8.40 Gay Nevius " 10.00 Harry L. MoVeigh " 246.00 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Carrier, that we approve the report of Justice Fred L. Maltens for the months of June and July. "Carried." A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Sohmidt, that lots 13-14-15 in Block 6 and lots 13-14-15 in Block 5, the same being Village owned property loaeted in Woodland Homees and acquired for park purposes through delinquent taxes, be used for a public dump with strict supervision as to nature of matter permitted to be dumped. Property to properly staked out and designated by signs setting forth rules and restrictions. This motion followed the read- ing of a petition aligned by property owners adjacent to the above listed lots. "Carried" Then followed a discussion on a fair price to be charged for the rental of the Village Hall. It was decided to withhold malting a definite figure pend- ind information regarding liability we would have to asomme. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of the Couzr6il, TES �a Recorder. 138 August 10, 194&,, The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was'oalled to order at 9:00 P. M.,August 10, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the July 279 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly, verified accounts: "Carried" .Arohie A. Little Gen .Wendell's, Ino. " ,Enterprise Publishing Corp " Fred Schmidt R&B Glenn Schmidt " _Tom Arneson " Osseo Motor Cc " Thorman W. Rosholt Co " 60.00. ]Fredrickson Mfg Co R&B 2.00 13.00, Leonard A. Dubay "' 21.14 5.25, Tony Vandermus " 13.00 54.38. W. E..Malmberg " 9.00 27.38. Joe's Food Market Poor 22,00 4.00. National Tea Co., " 10.00 5.85. Robbinsdale Pharmacy " 5.50 1.25, Ehrenstrom Mortuary " 50.00 City of Robbinsdale " 43.24 A discussion followed, concerning the advisibility of adding the following amendment to our Liquor Ordinance: The purchaser of an establishment hold- ing a liquor license must be a resident of our Village for at least one $ear before the Council can grant him a license. At the conclusion of the discus- sion, Herman Schmidt, agreed to,ask the Tavern Inspector to give us his reasons for believing this would be a valuable addition to our Ordinance. Following which, the Nuisance Ordinance was discussed. Some of the points it was thought best to have the Ordinance cover, were: Airplane behavior, Riding stables and horse travel restrictions, licenses for graveyards and golf courses. The recorder agreed to consult an attorney regarding Airplane behavior and secure a copy of Columbia Heights Nuisance Ordinance. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further busihess, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" � I , N President of th unoil. EST ��I4__4 Recorder. N L' .)9 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" TT Recorder. 1 President of thee6uncil. August 24, 1943. The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8;00 P. M. August 24, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the August 10, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad Gen 15.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 55.50 A. A. Dubay " 10.00 Tom Arneson " 4.00 C. D4 Schultz " 20.00 Glenn Sohmtdt " 35.00 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Pete Stefaaiok " 6.50 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Northern States Power Cc " 115.25 D. E. Carrier " 15.00 A -W Co., Inc. of Minnesota " 2.85 A. C. Martens " 60.00 National Tea Co., Poor 11.50 Gay Nevins " 7.00 Ohleen Dairy " 3.30 Univ of Minn Hospitals " 8.40 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" TT Recorder. 1 President of thee6uncil. 140 : September 14, 1943. • The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was oa11ed to"order at 8:00 P. M. September 14, 1943 by President C. D. Sohultz.Thtes members present. The minutes of the August 24, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Geo. R. Kriokle Gen 13.75 Kennard Service Station R&B 35.46 A. C. Martens " 1.50 Standard Oil Co " 8.05 Archie A. Little " 60.00 Sessing Hardware Co " 1.95 Enterprise Publishing Cc " 2.00 Leonard A. Dubay " 31.26 Geo. R. Krickle " 98.51 Joe's Food Market Poor 11.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 57.75 National Tea Cc " 11.50 Joe Warfield " 5.50 Ohleen Dairy " 3.30 Glenn Schmidt " 17.50 University Hospital " 6.10 Tom Arneson " 10.00 Gamble Store " 7.50 September 20th was selected as the time for our Annual Levy meeting. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" s. E:;ESTV President of CouP Recorder September 20, 1943 The Annual Levy meeting was called to order 8:P. M. September 20, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. Four members present. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that the levy for 1944 be as follows: General se, 0n Road & Bridge 11, 000.00 IJ _11" Poor 500.00 i 5oa Total 13, 0 .0 A motion by Schmidt, seconded business, we adjourn, subject EST Reco der by Bronstad, that there being no further to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of the uncal. 1 1 -• -September 28, 1943. 141 The ad j ourned. regular. meet-ing of- the Council, was . called. to -art Te At.- -8:00'. P. M. September 28, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members preeent. The minutes of the September 14th and 20th 1943 m33tings were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we pay the following•properly verified accounts: "Carried" A. C. Martens Gen 60.00 Northern States Power Cc Gen 6.14 Hervey E. Liddicoat " 3.00 R&B 115.25 C. D..Sohultz " 20.00 Gay Nevius Gen 9.00 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Fred Schmidt R&B 39.00 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Phillips Petroleum Co " 12.02 A. A. Dubay " 10.00 Emp Mut Lia Ins Co of Wiso" 84.76 D. E. Carrier " 15.00 Seo State Bank of Robb Poor 2,000.78 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Ruff Brothers Groceries " 98.67 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we accept the report of Justice Liddicoat for the month of August. "Carried" A discussion of the proposed "Nuisance Ordinance" followed. It was decided to give the same more consideration before taking any definite action. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. 4 64 --Lk E President of the unci . Reco or* October 12, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. October 12, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the September 28, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following properly verified accounts& "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Thorman W. Rosholt Co R&B 5.50 League of Minn Munioipalit " 45.00 Margaret Baggett Grocery " 14.51 Sessing Hardware Co v" 5.15 Leonard A. Dubay " 6.69 St of Minn Dept of Pub Ex " 224.07 W. C. Malmberg " 2.50 Fred Schmidt R&B 44.25 National Tea Co Poor 11.50 Tom Arneson " 2.00 Joe's Food Market " 11.10 Glenn Schmidt " 7.50 Ohleen Dairy " 3.30 Joe Warfield " 6.00 City of Robbinsdale " 86.83 Veste r Ryan " 9.00 After giving the matter thorough consideration it was agreed Fred Schmidt should lower the culvert on 32nd and Elm onnrequest of Mr. Mahatka. Bronstad consented to deliver the necessary -instructions to Fred Schmidt. The Recorder was instructed to check the proposed "Nuisance"0rdinanoe with Attorney Allison. A mot'on by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier that there being no further si a s, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair "Carried" Reco der. President of th ounci 142 October 26, 1943. The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P. M. October 26, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the October 12, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" A. A. Dubay Herman L. Schmidt D. E. Carrier O. J. Bronstad C. D. Schultz Geo. H. Cease A. C. Martens Northern States Power Cc A d legation fr m 36th and reg to a prot st aAt of ro erty, in heir pro a hat /in s me fcla m$ shduld ainvthe Egzati n Boaare broitaht befre t Gen 10.00 Gay Nevius Gen 12.00 " 15.00_ Fred Schmidt R&B 59.63 " 15.00 Glenn Schmidt " 28.50 " 15.00 Chas, A. Price Sery Sta " 39.93 " 20.00 Fredrickson Mfg Cc " 15.00 " 40.00 Chas Naugle " 55.00 " 60.00 University of Minn Hoop Poor 2.25 " 1.00 R&B 114.25 "D" Str., headed by Frank Sherf attend d to the taxea_peing ass sed agai t erta pieces borho �cit`�n es, th y be eive, should es the axeg-jare a The Couno 1 a reed these ted. owever,, the d r mi ed that set up for that urpoAe p id-- zLVes� t,Hese claims rd nothing c*n a done`- fterward. `/ A motion by Schmidt, secondYd by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" TES -`-ti . President of _ Council. Recorder' 1 143 November 9; 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. November 9, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. Four members present. The minutes of the October 26, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Otto Pearson R&B 8.13 Fred Schmidt RAB 59.25 Venter Ryan " 20.63 Don Volder " 8.75 Pete Stefanick " 6.80 Frank Heff elfinger " 8.13 National Tea Co., Poor 11.50 Tom Arneson " 20.63 City of Robbinsdale " 43.24 Hilton Jodell " 6.25 A delegation of property owners from Boulevard Acres was present regarding snow plowing and graveling of the streets which was a requirement in the acceptance of the plat. Dickson and Gillespie agreed to gravel all the road ways in a manner satisfactory to the Coflnoil. In the event of their failure to comply with this requirement it was agreed that the Village would do the work and ckllect the costs from the Dickinson & Gillespie Co. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" -,d 6 . - ES President of the Council. Recor er November 23, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. 1-4. November 23, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the November 9, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" C. D. Schultz Gen 20.00 Glenn Schmidt R&B 24.75 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Tom Arneson " 8.75 A. A. Dubay " 10.00 Vester Ryan " 9.86 D. E. Carrier " 15.00 Standard Oil Cc " 9.48 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Phillips Petroleum Co " 2.77 Geo. R. Ceass " 40* Northfield Iron Cc " 57.60 A. C. Martens " 60. Harlan M. Mortensen " 21.60 Miller -Davis Co " 2.34 Fredrickson Mfg Cc " 50.50 Northern States Power Cc " 2.33 Ruff Bros Poor 55.50 R&B 113.25 Joe's Food Store " 33.18 Gay Nevius Gen 10.00 National Tea Cc " 11.50 City of Robbinsdale " 70.00 Ohleen Dairy " 3.30 E. E. Eardley " 7.27 Lakeview Dairy " 3.60 Fred Schmidt R&B 59.78 Regent Fuel Cc " 8.60 Paul Walytka it 17.63 University Hospitals " 5.30 144 November 23, 1943 JContinus&) A motion by-Bronstad, seconded by Cafrier, that the following qualified, personO'be'appointed to serve on the`eleetion board during the Village Election to be held December 7, 1943. "Carried" North Mrs. Mildred T. Sprague. Mrs, Marie Forrey. Mrs. Maybelle Prince. Mrs. Edith Rennie. Mrs. Evalon Dahlke. Mrs. Herb. Malcolm Mrs. Helen Walker Guy Nevius South Judge Mrs. Blanche Kuch. " Mrs. Ann Mehr. " Mrs. John A. Mattson, Clerk Mrs. J. W. Johanson. " Mrs. Lucille Klein. Alternate Mrs. Aya Jacobss on. to Mrs. Pearl Graber. Constable Mr. Frank Mahutga. The Recorder was instructed to write a congratulatory letter to Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Wagner on the ocassion of their Golden Wedding anniversary, which they will celebrate next Sunday. The following information concerning interest earnings on Village deposits was secured by Treasurer, A. A. Dubay from the Midland National Bank: 2% on the first $2,000.00. 1ilo' on the balance up to $6,000.00. Interest starts on the first of the month following deposit. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we sign up for a Safety Deposit B6x in the Security State Bank of Robbinsdale. "Carried" A motion by Ceass, seconded by Bronstad, that we purchase a wide carriage Royal typewriter, offered by the Cash Register Sales Co., at a price of '51.00. less the amount to be allowed on our old typewriter in trade.. "Carried" After a discussion with Harry McVeigh, Assessor, who suggested the advis- .,ibility of converting certain parcels of real estate in the Village into Auditors Sub -Divisions, it was decided to request the Planning Commiss- ion to s6lectsl the parcels to be recommended for this treatment. ' A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, sub j ec t to .the call of the Chair.. President of the ounoil. T Recorder. 1 1 1 1 145 December 14, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. December 14, 1943 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the November 23, 1943 meeting were read and approved except for the following corrections: A motion by Cease, seconded by Schipidt, that we take out Treasurer's Bond for $5,000.00 for two years and a Public Liability policy for 0 /', .00 for three years with H. M. Mortenson. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmidt, that we accept the report of the Election Returns Canvassing Board, as follows: The Council of the Village of Crystal meeting as a Canvassing Board does, hereby, declare: That, the results of the Election, held on December 7, 1943 as they appear from the returns of such Election, are as follows: #1 Precinct President of the Council C. D. Schultz Otto L. Hendrickson F. L. Fredrickson Trustee Odin C. Dahl B. E. Scott D. E. Carrier Treasurer A. A. Dubay Al. E. Larson Arthur H. Miller, Justice of Peace Archie A. Little, Constable Chas. M. Griffin, " 150 49 65 110 81 67 #2 Precinct 83 65 33 58 34 86 Total 233 114 98 168 115 153 107 82 The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank, in- 88 stead of the Midland National Bank was meant in the paragraph concerning 182 96 information secured by Treasurer, A. A. Dubay. 163 A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen 60.00 Security St. Bank of Robb Gen 3.00 Gay Nevins " 8.50 G. R. Krickle & Son " 32.40 Mildred T. Sprague " 7.50 Fred Schmidt R&B 78.75 Mrs. Ann. Mehr "' 7.50 Donald Voider " 23.98 Blanche L. Kuoh " 7.50 Tom Arneson " 15.00 Maybelle Prince " 7.50 Glenn Schmidt " 15.00 Edithe Rennie " 7.50 Paul Walytke " 21.25 Evalon Dahlke " 7.50 Standard Oil Co " 2.83 F. A. Mahutga " 7.50 Northfield Iron Co., " 17.36 Hulda Johanson " 7.50 Fredrickson Mfg. Co. " 20.90 Swanhild H. Mattson " 7.50 Sessing Hardware Co. " 2.50 Lucile Klein " 7.50 Ohleen Dairy Poor 3.30 Miller -Davis Cc " 1.90 Robbinsdale Oil Cc " 8.80 Enterprise Publishing Cc " 4.10 Robbinsdale Pharmacy " 7.32 City of Robbinsdale " 35.00 University of Minn. Hosp. " 1.15 Cash Register Sales Co " 51.00 City of Robbinsdale " 43.39 Florence A. Malcolm " 7.50 A motion by Cease, seconded by Schipidt, that we take out Treasurer's Bond for $5,000.00 for two years and a Public Liability policy for 0 /', .00 for three years with H. M. Mortenson. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmidt, that we accept the report of the Election Returns Canvassing Board, as follows: The Council of the Village of Crystal meeting as a Canvassing Board does, hereby, declare: That, the results of the Election, held on December 7, 1943 as they appear from the returns of such Election, are as follows: #1 Precinct President of the Council C. D. Schultz Otto L. Hendrickson F. L. Fredrickson Trustee Odin C. Dahl B. E. Scott D. E. Carrier Treasurer A. A. Dubay Al. E. Larson Arthur H. Miller, Justice of Peace Archie A. Little, Constable Chas. M. Griffin, " 150 49 65 110 81 67 #2 Precinct 83 65 33 58 34 86 Total 233 114 98 168 115 153 107 82 189 145 88 233 219 149 368 182 96 278 79 84 163 146 December 140 1943 (Continued) That, for President of the Council, C.D. Schultz; having received a plurality of all'the votes cast, is declared President of the Council for the ensuing term. That, for Trustee, Odin C. Dahl, having received a plurality of all the votes cast, is declared Trustee for the ensuing term. That, for T-reasurer, Al. E. Larson, having received a plurality of all the votes Best, is dellared 'Treasurer for the ensuing term. That, for Justice of the Peace, Arthur H. puller, having received a plurality of all the votes cast, is declared Justice of the Peace for the ensuing term. That, for Constable, Archie A. Little, having received a plurality of all the votes cast is declared Constable for the ensuing term. A vote of the Council members on the foregoing motion being asked for, the following resulted : Yeas - Ceass, Bronstad, Schmidt and Carrier. Naes - None. And so the motion was carried. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. E President o the o i . Reco der. 1 147 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Ewald Bros. Sanitary Dairy, for a license to operate a milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we approve the application of Northland Milk & Ice Cream Co for a license to operate one milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Carrker, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Norris Creameries Inc., for a license to operate one milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell 3.2 Beer Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, That we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of i1. 3. Baggett for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. Subject to Recorder's investigation. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of M. E. Baggett for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. Subject to the Recorder's investigatidn. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a license to sell Cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carrded" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that -we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" December 28, 1943 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. December 28, 19439 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the December 14, 1943 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Carrier, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" A. A. Dubay Gen 10.00 Gay Nevius Gen 11.00 C. D. Schultz " 20.00 Northern States Power Cc " 1.28 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 R&B 114.25 Geo. R. Ceass " 40.00 Fred Schmidt it 46.50 D. E. Carrier " 15.00 Vester Ryan It 5.00 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 M. E. Baggett, Grocery " 16.33 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Phillips Petroleum Cc " 2.77 Fred L. Martens " 23.10 Joe's Food Market Poor .63.18 Harlan M. Mortensen " 15.12 Erskine's Grocery it 21.66 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Ewald Bros. Sanitary Dairy, for a license to operate a milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, that we approve the application of Northland Milk & Ice Cream Co for a license to operate one milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Carrker, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Norris Creameries Inc., for a license to operate one milk truck for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell 3.2 Beer Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, That we approve the application of Erskine's Grocery for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of i1. 3. Baggett for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. Subject to Recorder's investigation. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of M. E. Baggett for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. Subject to the Recorder's investigatidn. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a license to sell Cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carrded" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that -we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a license to sell Soft Drinks Off -Sale for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad -_ we--approve the application 'of A. W: Pence for A license to operate eigjgt (8) pin ball'machines for'the year 1944. 2 at Linehan's, 3 at the Log Cabin, 1 at Xelvie's. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of C. B. Case for a license to operate two (2) pin ball machines for the year 1944. At Joe Elsen's. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Paul & Claude Turgeon for a license to operate a tavern for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Paul & Claude Turgeon for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Brice Kelvie & Ellamae Carpenter for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Brice Kelvie & Ellamae Carpenter for a license to operate a tavern for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Ceass, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for a license to operate a tavern for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Ceass, that we approve the application of Joe Elsen for a license to sell cigarettes retail for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Ceass, that we approve the application of Joe Elsen for a license to operate a tavern for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of George & John Ellis for a license to sell cigarettes for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of George & John Ellis for a license to operate a tavern for the year 1944. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad seconded by Schmidt, that the Treasurer be held respon- sible for the conten;s of the safety deposit box held _in the name of the Village of Crystal at the Security State Bank of Robbinsdale and that the Re- corder will also have access to same in the event that the Treasurer is not available. "Carried" Following which, the meeting was given over to the discussion of the advise - ability of granting Joe Elsen a Club License, out of which the following motion developed; A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Carrier, that we cancel license to operat a tavern just granted to Joe Elsen earlier in the meeting. But the motion failed for want of a vote. December 281 1943.(Continued) Ir After several attempts to bring the question to a vote, -the ally declared the meeting at recess. December 30, 1943. FWH Chairman Iform- The recessed meeting of December 28,'19_43 was agaia called to order by President C. D. Schultz, at 8:30 P.M. December 30, 1943. All members present. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Carrier, Jha einstruct the Recorder to write a letter to the former Treasurer t 6 TR'J•him to deliver all of the Village records and other property in his possession, into the hands of the newly elected Treasyrer, Al. E. Larson. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" i e 6 44: 5-- President of the Council. 4ES . Recorder. \ January 11, 1944. The djaurned regular meeting of the Council was called to order, at :00 P. M. Janua 11, 1944 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. --� At this p t, president Schultz, officially welcomed the n y elected Trustee, Odi C. Dahle to Council Table. A motion by Dahl, econded by Schmidt, that we pajt t following, properly, verified accounts. "Carried" Archie A. Little 00.00 Alcan rvice R&B, 138.85 Harlan M. Nortensen " 92.50 Sess g Hardware Co " 4.48 C. F. Anderson " 5.00 J s Food Market Poor 33.18 Fred Schmidt R&B 4 . 5 ational Tea -Co., " 11.50 Tom Arneson " 17.5 Ohleen Dairy It 3.90 Paul Walytka " 26 8 J. Lillehei, M. D. " 12.00 William Stanley it .50 Cit of Robbinsdale - it 43.24- A motion by Bronstad, seeo ed by Schmidt, thawe rescind motion made at meeting of December 28, 43, concerning persons wing access to safety deposit vault. "Carried" A motion by Bronst seconded by Schmidt, that the Trea rer be held re- sponsoble for th contents of the safety deposit box, held n the name of the Village of rystal, at the Security State Bank of Robbin ale, The Treasurer an eeorder to be the only persons authorized to ha access to same and o y when accompanied by another member of the Council. 'Carried" A motio by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, -that we approve the bond of thk Villa Treasurer, subject to an attorneys approval. "Carried" ,A otion by Ceass, seconded by Scbmidt, that we approve the appointment of A. C. Martens as License Inspector for the year 1944.' "Carried"