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Grand Island, Nebraska.
January 5, 1949.
Council mst in rsgular session, "his Honor," the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen prssent except O. S. I.ilson,
Minutes of previous meeting reQdd and approved.
Bid of I sland Supply Company for furnishinf; of an Andledozer
for D-5 Caterpillar Tractor for $2,210.00 was presented. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Snygg, v,as referred to COI1mi ttee.
.Mr. Dietrick, interested in ce::ment burial vaults rsqU'?ste::d action
of the:: Council pertaining to usage:: in G. I. Cemet'?ry. Aft'?l' seme
discussion pnd the [)I''3ssnting of COGlIl1UJilications frora ;3evsrCl.l cltiss
pertaining to ths usage, most of ~hich were adverss criticism, on
..0 tion of harri s, second ed by SandsI', pI' evious action of th:: Council
authorizinr; an ordinanc e bs drcivm prohi bi ting the U~) <; of SOJl1S in th e
G. I. C.:::mstsry, was approved.
Lstters from I. R. Altsr, D
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Myc.;rs, ,-md C. I\lorris pertE:dning
to construction of sidew8.1k alont~ their lots on South Locust Strset,
wherein s-ach stated that arrangements had bss-n mads to have v,alks
constructed as soon as weathsr psrmits.
Ls-ttsr from Harold G. Strasssr, by C. EanslsrrJ. p :rtciining to Wc:.lk
along VJest sids of Lot 4, Block 62, Orieinal Town vvas prsssntsd. On
motion of Burris, ssconds-d by f.)[mder, thCl.t 1\11'. StrDsss-r bs notifisd
walk should b9 rspaired and suggest trlut a drivs v.,ay be provided for
use of his t8nc:mts and ot}:s-rs.
Claim of fTlsis Bslfield for $4.00 Doctor bill on ,'ccount of
having sprainsd hsr ankle by reason of a bad sidewalk in front of
the Army Store clnd &npr9ss Theatrs at 307 & 309 North Locust strsst
was pr"::ssnted. Aft'2r 3om9 discussion, on motion of Ct.mpb91l, sscondsd
by Harris, claim was allow9d.
Claim of B. F. Sharp, allegsd overpaymsnt of spscial taxes
(RSC9ipt #8207) $29.12 was rs-ferrsd to City Attornsy.
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Jimwu'Y 4, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, l~ebraska.
G <::n tl em en:
J Under date of OctOI' 14, 1948, notice to vacate City building
at 471 North Sycamore, was delivered to the Grand I slund Paul try &
Egg Company, the occupant. Tne date for ~acating l,as December 31, 191+8.
The occupant is still in this building at this V,1'i ting, furthermore,
your Water [md Light Depi1l'tment received a check in the mail today in
the mnount of $175.00, apparently for January, 1949 rent. I an
attaching th''3 checlc hereto.
Please advise v,hat procedure you vdsb tho:; Depilrtment to take
in this instance.
This building is badly needed by the VJater & Light Department
in order to 1:1[11(8 room for power plant expansion. Wo:; must provide
space? for more fusl oil storag'? at the plant site, and this nust be
ready by the time our new boiler is install'?d and rsady to us'? ~e
are using fuel oil for stardoy service in this n'?w boiler; no~rovision
for burning coal having bc::en made at this time for economic rS3sons.
It is therefore very important that this building be Y1C'd'? c:vuilabls
to this D'?partmsnt.
Yours very truly,
C. W. Burdick,
CommissionsI'.
P'3ti tion from c::mploysss of G. I. Poul try & Egg Company rsquesting
the Mayor and Council to psrmi t the Company to continue to op'?rat'? in
City ownsd building at 204 East North Front Str'?et was prssented.
Aft'?r soms discussion, on motion of Harris, second'?d by Snygg,
that Mr. Hyslop be notifisd to mest ri th ths Council Thursday,
January 13, 1949.
Grand Island, rJ sbraska.
January 4, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, 1\J ebraska.
Gsn tlemsn:
The following is the City L:Jng:Ln'?sr's sstimat9 for the re-
surfacing District No.2, which district shall be that part of 4th
strset from Elm Strsst to ::.ddy btreet.
Hemove Approx. 3351.15 sq . yes as)Lr:l t top
@ 30~ per sq. yd.
" 372.35 cu. yds. 4" concrete slab
@ $18.00 pSI' cu: yd.
" 301.6 6 x 6 x 6-42# mesh
@ $4.50 pSI' 'sq.
n 185.3 lin f~~ 1 x 4 exp joint
@ 35~ per line ft.
$1005.35
6702.30
1357.20
64.75
$9129.60
Total
All base repairs to bs made by rsmoving old base
c:md filling in v\i th '6t sack mix concrste :] $25.00
pSI' cu. yd.
Hsspsctfully :mbmi tted,
Hay L. Harrison,
Ci ty l:!.,ngin eel'.
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Honor':.ble Mayor cJnd Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, ~~brnska.
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Th'? following is the City Engineer's sstimate for the re-
surfacing District No.3, v.hich District shall be that part of 1st
street from 1",heeler Avenue to Elrp. Stre::;t.
R~move
Approx. 5976.45
II 664.1
f! 537.88
II 602.29
sq. yes. asphalt top
@ 30~ p~r sq. yd.
cu. yds. 4ft COl1crste slab
@ $18.00 p'2r cu. yd.
sq. 6 x 6 x 64-42# mesh
@ $4.50 .psr sq.
Lin. ft. 1 x 4 exp joint
@ 35~ per line ft.
~~1792.94
11952.90
2420.46
210.80
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All bDse rspe;irs to be YLCid'3 by rsmoving old base
,end filJ,ing in y,ith 6~ sij,ck mix conc:cste @ $25.00
pSI' cu. yd.
r(.s ~2'ct~..f1Jlly :'3t-lbrni tted,
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Jem. 4, 1949.
HJnorRble MnyoI' and City Council,
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The follovdllg is tll'2 City E:ngir;eer'ss~)timi't'':? for th&? 1''2-
SlJr-f'~c'L' ("0' Dl' c:'tr"'l' nt No 4' v'J"icl'l Di',t"" nt .;11 be, +h"l+ ,"<'r't of
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K.....nig ['tr'?st [rem L()cl)~,t ,':"tr,:::,:t to C1':lyu.rn [3tr8st.
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11 5(9.36
TI 461.18
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@ 300 per 34. ft.
Cu. yo.::;. 411 conCl'8t<,; ::l;,b
d 8.0 0?r cu. yd.
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$1537.27
10~)48.48
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399.6 lin. ft. 1 x 4 ssp. joint
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2075.31
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I,ll :3':: r :'l)'L1';;: to b': melds bv r':'liio'lin ' old bas&?
c.'nd fJllin in vi tl> 6} :::,;dc Ld.x con cr st'2 @;rt';25. 00
,0':'1' cu. yd.
It ::~,)(.'ctfully subni tt'2d,
Ray L. hETri~;on,
City E'ngin&?er
On lJiotiJIl o i.' H,)'lT;"::.) ::,'cocc
cy Snygg, l':ports ',,81':;, loved,
Cind att/)rn'?y :.utLorizsd to OJ';,V. up OrdiniUlc,,:; cr::Ccltlng same.
for } [(.in dl ill g g i: ;) "t th s I, i r 1x ::; 'O'
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nr'?:mnted. On Llotion of E::;ndcT, :o'::col,(':;;d
Tho s;;; '.m" v, s C:1Pl)J'ov".::d.
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The following lease agr'2ements v,ere f)resented singly emd acted
on accordingly, uppl'ov':?d vi th addi tion of a clause that the lessee
should keep grounds free from weeds cmd rubbish, weeds to be cut
:md removed from the area or burned, under the supervision of the
Airbase Fire Department.
M. e. Vantrov'3rs T-627-628-636-638-639-641-642-644 & 645, ons year
from Jan. 15, 1949 for $1,600.00
J. E. Bott<:='icher T-220, OIlS yei~.r 1'raIn JcJl. 1, 191+9 for$2/~.O.00.
Robert M. Pruchler &
;._-.ro~ .e. C"orl_i 11 T 11 ') '3 15 - J / & '7
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for 1 year frOG Jan. 1, 1949 for $1,800.00.
J. Ivl. Cri tss & ~). T. Fl'3hurty T-1001 & 1002 .cor 1 Y-::'<:.U' from.
Jan. 1, 1949 for $1,200.00.
Glenn C Pi?rce T-114 fa' 1 ys.'.,r froLl JD.D. 1, 19)+9 for $/105.00.
Max Elliott T-716 & 719 for 1 year from Feb. 1, 1949 for $1,056.00.
On motion of Sander, s':?conded by Tl::.ornsssn, \,'3re ccPl)l'oved.
Ad,:..m DV.bas T-L4. tor 1 year from .uec. 1, 191}8 for $180.00.
C. J. Majc;l' T-103 for 1 ysar from Jm. 1, 1949 ~~or ~~600.00.
w. J. Searle & C. ~mith, partn?rs, T-227-228-231-232-233-234-235-
237-238-242 for 1 year from Jan. 1, 1949 for $2,100.00.
On motion of SaneJ':?r, sscollded by Vogt, v,ere approved.
C. L. Haines & N. C. Staks1ey, partners, T-I10-120 for 1 YSL,r from
Feb. 1, 1949 for $1,400.00.
C. N. Peterson & T. S. M~loney, Partnsrs, T-S15 for 1 year from
J~n 1, 1949 for $216.00.
On motion of S,meler, seconded by Snygg, V\ere approved.
Harris Ll'~nt:l.oned ,3- rsquest from Farmsrs orC,inizcltions for Cl
building at Airbase. On motion of harris, was referrsd to Mr. ~i1son.
Resignation of C. 8. FisL s1' from .Fir e Dspa1'tm'3n t v,as pI' es en tsd
210ng vdth reCiuest for psnsion. On motion of Vle;.lker, seconded by
Thomssen, W,)S cC\cc'3pted and I'SCiusst grhnted.
R'9qusst of WIll. ;:'samcm for puy for 4- days vacation due in 1947
and full vacation (2 weeks) time in 1948 was presented. After some
discussion, on motion of Harris, secOlided by Vogt, unussd vacation
time in 1948 be allowed. (4 duys)
Ci ty clttorn ey was instructed to \\1'i te Cj. letter for V,m. E;eam,m
V';hereby h'3 waived the:.; ~,llov\ance for rent, h'2ut, light and water in
so far as rsti1'sment was concerned.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of November 1948, a storm of
blizzard pI'oportion strLlck the Ci ty of C!rand Island and the
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ci t;{ 1:vas covered by a heavy snow, and
W~EREAS, it was impossible to operate automobiles and
hTLJ ck s in order that the Li[;h t . Depar tInen t migh t fUI'ni sh line
service and repairs and the Fire Departrlent operate its trucks
in answer to fire calls, and
ViHEREAS, the Gr.and Island Saddle Club and VJilbur J-.
Bachman and Hobert L. Le s tel' furni shed horse sand war::ons,
wi thou t charge, so that said Departments misht carryon a
portion of their functions and operations.
NOW, Ti:LKHEI"OH.S, BE 1'1' HLSOLVED J..W ~~:tIE LIAYOR AND rrr'Y
COUNCIL of the City of Grand ISland, Nebraska, that grate-
fLll than.ks of the ci tizens of Grand Island and of the M.a;yor
and Council be expressed to the Grand Island Saddle Club and
to Wilbur J. Bachman and Robert L. Lester for their timely
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the City Clerk forward to each of them a certified copy of
this Eesolution.
Respectfully submitted tilis 5th day of January 1949.
BY:--12..cL.tCunningham
iJlayor
A~L"l'EE) '1': f! S . \Nhi te.
City Clerk
E.L.Walker
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Joiln Sander.
H.E.Snygg
Rayrpond K.Vogt
Arth~C.Thomssen
L.F.Camnbell
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, resolution was
adopted.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Walter Dslaboyde, Merl'2 T. -'-'aWr'2YlCS, Electricic:ns, John Ennis, Ilb~rt
Ii '?rnan, E. J. Bell, J. F. AbnihcHnson, Orvill eA. Ro e & 0 'HarEl
Plumbing Co., Plumbers were presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Harris, vere approved.
On motion of Snye;g, seCOi ded by Sander, insurEince rsne"Jals
livere approved as in the past.
R'.?port of C. B. Kinnison, Scmitation Dspartment vH'J.S presented.
On motion of ~ulker, seconded by Eand'2r, Ras approved.
On motion of Walker, seconded by Snygg, verbal bid from Porter
Thompson of $4.00 per ton for Garbage was referred to the Semi tcJtion
Commi ttee wi th power to act.
'v\Eilker advised the Council the 81ectricD.l Cod'2 "iHiS nsaring
completion, he also recommsnded a Committee on Pluubing and gas
fitting be appointed for the purpose of drawing up an ordinance
I portaining to same.
On motion of VWlker, seconded by Sander, Voss be instructed
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to appoint comilli tties to vvork in conjunction Vii th himself and the
Building Code Committee, and bring in a written report and
recommendation for the adjourned meeting of January 13, 1949.
Vvcilker read a notice of l\J a tional Meeting of Firemsn to be hsld
in Memphis, Tenn., psrtaining to sending one or more p<:::rsons. 11ft'?r
some discussion, on motion of Walksr, seconded ~y Snygg, no action
was taken.
Discussion on parking places for Taxi Cabs, eliminating one
at Black's Tavern and the two spaces in front of Fred's Electric
Shop, in 200 block North Vtalnut Str<..oet, and placing one by the
Telephone Office.
Snygg reported nothing having been done concerning the suits
against Jas. Michelson and E. F. Rickert for collection of occupation
taxes.
S mentioned the left hand turn at Third & Cedar Str<2ets,
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had been removed. Mr. Harris advised him the Council had approved
the removal. On motion of Harris, seconded by Semder, ths Council
'Toted to leave th"2 sign down. (All yes except Snygg.)
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Motion by Snygg, seconded by Campbell, that all "No left hand"
signs be removed. Roll call ballot, voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen,
Snygg. Voting no, Walker, Harrj.s, Sander, Vogt. Wilson absent.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, the bid of the
I sland Supply Company, $2,210.00 for Bulldozer vms ace epted, paym'.:m t
for same to be made from the different funds as follo'ws: Incidental
$800.00, Engineer $600.00, Vvater$600.00 and Street & Alley $210.00.
Motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, thnt the Police Departmen t
enforce the "No Left Hand Turn" signs, was passed.
On notion of Thomssen, seconded by Snygg, V. F. W. be given a
vote of thanks for the donation of the resuscitator, and Eesolution
be drawn.
Discussion psrtiiining to a group of Farmers m,iking donation
of Fire Truck to the Fire Department for farm use, along vvi th
regular ci ty use, to be manned by the Ci ty Firemen. On motion of
vvAlker, seconded by Campbell, that the offer be acc8pted.
On raotion of Snygg, Sr:;collded by Thornssen, C. B. Kinnison '~{as
designated as purchasing o.gent fcr suppli'?s for the City.
Dr. V,oodin's report on Health l)<;;partment was presented, and
placed on file, wi th comments that he be commended for the good
report and the v.,ork done by the Department.
Claims against the city were presented. On m6tion of 11arris,
seconded by Vogt, were approved. Holl call ballot, each CouncilmclD
voting aye 0
On motion of .l.l.arris, Council adjournsd until 8:00 P. M.,
January 13, 1949.
Ja.nuary 5, 1949.
F. S. Whi te,
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APPROPRIATIS AND ~y~
TUBES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JAN. 6, 1949
FUND APPHOPRIATIONS
Tv Pay Co. Treas. $4,000.00
S~Laries 17,500.00
Sltreet & Alley 37,515.26
Gas Tax 16,800.00
Sewer Fund 50,000.00
Storm Sewer
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
A':"J.'port
S-....fii ta tion
Street Lighting
H.1 ur'an t Ren tal
Par}.( Fund
39,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
P"".....lce Fund
C ~Illetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfer
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581,341.00
10.200.00
591,541.00
Ice Fund
Water Fund
LlE,n t Fund
SeVier District
Paving District
RECEIPTS &
TRJ\]\J SF~R.S
10,200.00
10,200.00
EXPEN DED
6,705.63
18,573.49
6,041.13
17,875.26
3,185.01
6,984.9.4-
22,446.79
2,864.91
24,146.67
18,336.86
21,942.74-
57, Ill. 82
9,568.16
32,693.13
1,481.25
12,678.16
1,300.00
2 63 , 935.95
15,617.84-
110,080..99
275,765.45
5,314.87
45.144.06
1715,859.10
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Whi t e ,
City Clerk
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BALANC;
$4,000.Ot
10,794.3'
18,941.7',
10, 758. 8~
32,124.71
6,914.9S
11,275.0t
22,834.3;
3,635.09
24,845.51
14,663.14
11,500.00
6,000.00
17,271.61
48,163.18
21,431.84
47,146.87
9,366.82
2,236.84
3,700.00
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
~anuary 13, 1949.
Council met as per adjournmffilt of January 5, 1949. All
Councilml3n present, except Walker. "His Honor, II the Mayor,
presiding.
Verbal Communications from a Farmers Committee (Reinhardt QUB.ndt
and Robert Mettenbrink) pertaining to a new Farm Fire Truck to be
purchased by the farmers and manned by three City Firemen.
After some discussion, on motion of harris, seconded by
Sander, the City Council voted to maintain a fire truck purchased
by the Farmers and would furnish three Firemen to man same. Truck
to be thoroughly checked weekly or oftener.
A Committee of Three men from School District #7 presented
a condition that has arisen. District #7, has 15 pupils (Apparently
a very crowded condition) 10 of vihich EJ.re from the Airbase. After
some discussion, action taken tl1at the Airport Committee meet with
School Board from District #7 and County Superintendent Cunningham
and report back at next meeting.
Mr. Hyslop att,ended meeting as per request of January 6.
He presented facts pertaining to his business, 5! years in the
building at Front & Sycamore, peak employment of 76 employees and
low of 26, and pay roll for that time being one-fourth million
dollars.
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Mr. Pettis In!entioned a plan for financing the construction
building to house equipment of Street Department. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, that same be tabled for the ores'IDt.
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Mr. Pettis addressed the Mayor and Council pertaining to
revenue bond issue for Disposal Plant enlargement.
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Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was referred to Sewer Commi ttee./
Letter from Dr. Wiltse peEtaining to agreement by and between
tbe School Board and City Council for use of School building for
voting purposes and the polling places in Precincts 1-3 & 4 be
used by School Board for storage purposes (Witil permission to
remodel buildings if necessary) was read.
On motion of harris, seconded by Sander, the agreemert as
presented was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
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Request of Dr. Wiltse pertaining to obtaining a building
40 x 100 ft from the Airbase to be used by the high School for
Agricultural Training was read. On motion of Wilson, seconded by
Harris, that request be granted, providing there is a building
suitable and the C. A. fA. will give their approval.
Request from Jas. Ivloslander to make change of address for
his wholesale beer business to 516 \Nest 3rd Street was pre.sented
a.nd referred toCornrnittee.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE :MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL 01<' THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of the Moslander
Distributing Company to move its place of business from 378 North
Cedar Street to 516 West 3rd Street in said City of Grand Island,
be, and the same is hereby approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this Resolution
be forwarded to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 13th day of Jan~ary, 1949.
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On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Sander, was adopted.
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Bonds were presented as follows:
O. I. Barker, Auctioneer, Mayhew-Polzel, Sign .I:1a.nger, Fred
Springsguth & Dell Frymire, Electricinns, Sanitary Plumbing Co. &
Walter Kamps, Trai.ler Camp. On motion of narris, seconded by
Thomssen, bonds were approved.
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WHEREAS, the officers and members of' the Veterans of' l'oreign
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hars, Pos t i,I1347 of Grand Island, have raost generously served
humanit~r by presenting a resusc:"Ltator to the City of Grand Island
for its Pire Department and bmergency Unit, and
\',JH.L~HEAS, this most unusual gift and essentialJ.)! necessaI'Y
apparatus will prove to be a good and most timely instrument
for savine; human lives.
NOV~J, rrB:Ji:H:Ct'OHE, IDE n: JESOLVIm BY TIlE I\ill.Y01i. .AND COUnCIL OC,I
ITIL~ C I'I1Y O;J? C}I~l-il\rD I ~:;IIJ'~l'JI), l'.JI;~I?iRl~[-)ICli:
~Cha t we expre S~j [;ratef'ul thanks for the ci tizens of' Grand Island
and for ourselves to the officers and members of this public
spirited institution for this most timely and useful gift.
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1'1' FUF{'I'Eri;;~ Iri;~jOLVED that -Chi s He solution be
spI'oad upon the
minutes
of our procedincs and that a cop:r bBreof be
fOl'waI'c"ted to
the officers EU'ld members oj,' the said Veterans of Porgign VJars,
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ltespectfully s~b:r..litted and adopted this
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January 1949.
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On motion of Wilson, seconded by Harris, R8solution was
adopted.
Harris mentioned that the Geer-Maurer Company made a request
that their claim for "Work and material at Ball Park be allowed
or rejected.
Wilson presented contract with Union Pacific Railroad Co.
'or lease of right-of-way at Airbase for gasoline storage tank.
RESOLUTION
~HEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to
the CITY OF GRJiliD ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA, a lease covering a
portion of the Railroad Company's right of way at Carey, Nebr<:l.ska
for vmrehouse and tank storage facili ties for unloading, storing
and distributing petroleum products (wholesale purposes only), and
WHEREAS, the Council of the Ci ty of Grand I sland has sn.id
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska will be subserved by the
acceptance of said agreement;
THEREli'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, ET1\TE OF NEBRASKA;
That the terms of th"2 agre"2ment submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Compa.ny as aforesaid be, and th"2 same are her"2by,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That th8 Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on b~lalf of said City,
c.nd thR.t the City Cl<;;rk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreemen t a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Wilson, Resolution was adopted, subject to
approval of contract, by Ci ty A ttc'rney.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Wilson, bid of H. ~. Ullstrom
$3,400.00 for S~ of N! of SEt of Sec. 2, Township 11, Rcmge 9, Ha.ll
County (approximately 39 acr"2s) was accepted.
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Snygg mentioned that Base Ball Grounds should be brought
into tl:1e City limits, held up for further consideration until next
meeting.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, Fire Department
was p'?rmitted to fill in vJork pit at South Side .F'ire Station.
Mr. C. W. Burdick was allowed to renew subscription for
employees, to magazine.
Discussion on compensation insurance.
On motion of tlarris, Council adjourned.
January 13, 1949.
Arthur Thomssen,
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Grand Island, J.~ebraska.
January 19, 1949.
Council met in regular session, !lHis Honor, II the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present, except Campbell.
Minutes of meetings, January 5 & 13 were read and approved.
Letter from Glenn I. Anderson (Retirement) was presented and
referred to Finance Commi ttee and Ci ty Attorney.
January 19, 1949
To the Mayor emd City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
In He: B. F. Sharp
Gentlemen:
I requested the City Treasurer to make a report in regard
to the payment of special taxes mentioned in this claim and I
have been advised by the Treasurer that the total sum of $4.3.99 was
paid for thespecial assessment on these lots and that $29.12
thereof is the amount of the int~rsst and advsrtising which
claimant seeks to recover. he does not ask for the principal
-amount of this assessment.
I find no overcharge in this case and I find that Mr. Sharp
has paid what other property own'~rs \!Vould be rsquested to pay and
I recommend that the claim bs rejsctsd.
Yours vsry truly,
City of Grand Island,
Pcml Holmberg, City It ttorney.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, report was approved.
January 13, 1949
HJllOrable mayor and City Council,
Grand I sland, 1~ s braska.
G en tl em en:
To furth'9r suppl sment our local laws it has b'gen considered
fi tting by th'9 Commi ttee on Building Regulations to -:mlarge our Building
Code to embrbce the installation of natural and manufactured gD.S
energized appliances wi thin th'9 ci ty. Heretofore and at presen t no
such regulations exist.
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As directed, I wi 5h to submi t a list of a numb'3r of men in this
business or in a business closely conc'9rnsd wi th these installations,
to study emd r8cornrnend such addi tions to our local Building Code as
seem necessary and proper at this time.
My recommendations follow:
OVener Grand Island Propane Gas Company.
Commercial Llc.mager Il. Vi. Public Service.
Superint-::ndent Gus Division N. Vi.
Public S'3rvice Company.
Edward Huntemer 1204 \\est Division Architect McNett Company.
Ctlr;rles Wolfe 411 South Cedar Owner Wolfe hardv.are Company.
E.-'rl Hsmbolt 724 West 11th
Herbert Nelson 1917 W'3st 1st
Fred Ro'?nfeldt 521 W'3st 6th
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E~ward J. Bell 624 East Ashton Plumbing Contractor.
Dell Frymire 120.3 West 4th ~lectrical Contractor
Clyde Campb'?ll 921 West 8th City Fire Chief
C. B. Kinnison 2011 test State City Health Departm'?nt.
Adolph Voss 1411 West .Louise City Building Inspector.
Respectfully submitted,
Adolph Voss,
City Building Inspector.
After some discussion as to personall, on motion of .alker,
seconded by Thomssen, that report be approved v,ith addition of
Union head or member be added.
Grand Island, Nebr.
January 1.3, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tlemen:
Ina-smuch as our official building code, Ordinance #114.3, passed
Mayll, 1926, and amsndments thereto enacted in J nuary 1927, have bsen
deemed obsolete in some respS!cts, your commi ttee dj_recting snforcement
of this rS!gulation has instructS!d mS! to recomm<:md a numbS!r of mS!n in
the plumbing and related businS!sses to bS! appointed by the Mayor and
Council to study and examine wi th ths Ci ty Building Inspector Article
XVI of Ordinance 114.3 and its amendments, said sS!ction de;:ding \\1 th
regulations pertinS!nt to the plumbing business, wi th th'? intent of
presenting such ch:mges and addi tions as they considS!r propS!r to
render this particular section of the Building Code more suitable
to r'0gulate the plumbingcmd related businesses of today.
My recommendations for participation in this group follow:
E. A. Krehmke, 1715 West .3rd Proprietor G. I. Plumbing COml)any.
Merl e J. 0' Rara 802 EetS t 12 th 0' Harh Plumbing COLlpany Contra.c tor.
Herb Esssx 2603 V\S!st 2nd Proprietor "ssex Plumbing Company.
Fred Willians 411 North Vine PropriS!tor Williams and Sons Plumbir;g ili.
.John Phsif 206 South Pine hetired Plumbing Contractor at presS!nt
\l\-i th Union Pacific Hailroad Company.
RussS!ll Fickes 1022 ':Vest 8th Mechanical SngL esr McNett & Company.
C. D. Kinnison 2011 "est State, City L1ealth Departmsnt.
Arolph Voss 1411 West Louise City Building Inspector.
hespectfully submitted,
Adolph Voss,
Chief City Build.ing In:.p ector.
On motion of Walker, secondS!d by Snygg, report was approvsd
vi th ,-:ddi tion of Union hec::.d or member.
Grand Island, Nebr.
.January 19, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and Ci ty Com.eil,
Grand l.slcmd, N ebra~3ka.
GS!ntlemen:
I hereby certify that the Winter Hay Company has eompletsd the
vork on Sev,er District No. 227 in accordance with the plans and
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sp~cifications and contract by and betw~en th~ Ci ty of Grand I slcmd,
N~braska and th~ Winter Ray Company., vvhich contrELct is dated
August 4, 1948.
I further c~rtify that the v\ork done contains the following
materiel at the uni t prices set forth in the contract to-wit:
720 line ft. 8" clay tile @ $2.25 per ft.
2 manhol es compl ete in pldc e @ $105.00 each
Total
$1620.00
210.00
$1830.00
I I' ecomrnend tha t the v\ork compl eted by the VI in tel' Ray Co.
be acc'?pted by the City of Grand lsland, lJebraska.
I herevd th submi t the following statement of all costs in
connection with said Sewer District No. 227.
To the Winter Ray Co.
To Engineering l'ublication & Advertising
$1830.00
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11921.50
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The entire amount to be charged to the Ssv\er District Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as cc Board
of Equalization on the above Sewer District No. 227 on the 2nd
day of February, 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
City -ngireer.
On motion of Thornssen, seconded by He.rris, was approved.
Grand .l.sland, Nebr.
January 19, 1949.
Honorclble Mayor i;lLd Ci ty Council,
Grand .1. sland, ...~ ebr.
Gen tlem~n:
I hereby certify that th~ VHnter Hay Co., has completed
th~ work on Liewer District No. 228 in accordanc~ wi th tile plans
and specifications and contract by and betv,een the City of Grand
Is-land, Nebr. and the;; V,inter Ray Co., v,hich contract is dated
August 4, 1948.
I further certify that the work done contains the following
ma terial a t th~ unit prices set forth in the con tract to-wit:
400 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer @ $2.25 per ft.
1 manhole complete in place @ $110.00 each
To tal
$900.00
110.00
1010:00
I recommend that the v';ork compl eted by Win t~r Hay Co.,
be accepted by the Ci ty of Grand .l.sland, l~ebr.
I here~ith submit the follOWing statement of all costs in
connection VJith said Sev,er Distl'lct 1~0. 228.
To the V\inter Hay Co.
To Engineering Advertising and "->ublication
Total
$1010.00
5 0~.2Q
no65.50
The entire amount to be charged to the Sev,er District Fund.
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equalization on th<a above Sev.er District No. 228 on the 2nd day
of February, 1949 at 8:00 o'clcrck P. M.
Hespectfully submi tted,
Ray L. harrison,
Ci ty EngLl eel'
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was approv<ad.
Grand Islqnd, Nebraska.
January 19, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tlemen:
I hereby certify that the Winter Ray Co. has completed the
work on Sew<;;r Distr'ict No. 230 in accordance ilith th<;; plans and
"~pecifica tiOllS and con tract by and beh\een the City of Grand Island,
l\lebraska and th<;; Winter TIDY Co., which contract is dated August 4,
1948.
I furth<;;r certify that the work done contains the following
material at the unit prices set forth in the contntct to-\\it:
770 line ft. 8" clay tile se~er in place
@ $2.25 per ft. $1732.50
3 manhol-::s complete in place @ $100.00 each 300.00
To tal$2032. 50
I recommend thc-lt the v\ork completed by Vdnter Ray Co.
be acc epted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
I h<;;rewi th submi t the following statement of all costs
in conn<;;ction with said S<;;vJ<;;r District HO. 230.
To The Winter flay Co.
To Engineering Publication & Advertising
Total
$2032.50
101.60
$2134.10
The amount to be divided as follows:
To the Sew<;;r District Fund
To the Sewer Fund
$1432.10
700.00
$2134.10
To tal
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a Board
of Equalization on the above Sev.er District No. 230 on the 2nd
day of February, 1949 at eight o'clcok P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty ~ngineer
On motion of TIlomssen, seconded by Harris, was approved.
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January 19, 1949.
HonorD.ble lVia.yor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebrasl<.:a.
G sn tlemen:
I hereby certify that the Winter Buy Co. has completed the
work on Sevver District No. 231 in accordance with the };lans ;m.d
specifications and contract by a.nd br::tween the Ci ty of Gromd
Island, Nebraska and the v\inter Hay Co. which contra.ct is dated
August 4, 19i~8.
I further c':;rtify that the hork done contaLns the folloV';:ing
mtteria1 at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-VIi t:
711 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place
@ $2.25 per ft.
2 manhol es complete in place @ $100.00 each
To tal
$1599.75
200.00
~1799. 75
I recommend that the vmrk completed by I'inter Ray
Co., be accepted by the City of Gr::cnd Isla:nd, Nebr.
I herevd th subr:li t the follow"~ng statemsnt of all costs
in connection witil said Sewer District No. 231.
To The Winter Ray Co.
To 8.:ngineering Publication & Adve:tti.c.>ing
Total
$1799.75
89 . 9 5
$1889.70
The aliloun t to be eli vided as fo1lovl's:
To The Sewer Dis tric t Fund
To The Sewer Fund
$1097.25
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$1889.70
Total
I further recommend thet the City Council si t as a
Board of ~qualization on the above Sewer District No. 231
on the 2nd da.y of February 1949, at eight o'clock P. 1\:1.
Resps:ctful1y submitted,
Hay L. l1an:'Lson,
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was approved.
Grarld Island, Nebr.
January 19, 191+9.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gen tlemen:
I hereby c9rtify that the \\1nter Ray Co. has completed the
v,ork on Sewer District No. 232 in accordance wi th th~ Dlans and
specifications and contract by and between th~ Ci ty of" Grand Island,
Nebraska.
I further certify that the'v\ork done contains the following
material at the unit prices set forth in the contract to-\vi t:
332 lin. ft. 8" clay tile sewer in place
@ $2.25 per lin. ft.
1 mnahole complete in place @ $110.00
Total
$747.00
110.00
$857.00
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rccepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herevvi th submi t the following statement of all costs in
connection wi th said Sewer District No. 232.
To The Winter Ray Co.
To 8ngineering Publication Advsrtising
Total
$857.00
42.85
$899.85
The entire amount to be charged to the Sewer District
Fun d .
I further recommend that the City Council sit as 8. Board of
Equalization on the above Sewer District LlJo. 232 on the 2nd {lay of
FJUTuary, at eight o'clook P. M.
Respectfully submi tted,
Ray t. Harrison,
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was approved.
Hosldns report and estimate #3 on Piiving District #108, due
the Winter Ray Co., $6,165.67 was presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, that thS' estimate
be approved and lVlCi.yor authorized to sign the acceptance.
Grand Island, .N ebr.
January 19, 1949.
To the Mayor and City Council,
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Vve, the Fire Commi ttee make the follov'/ing recomL1end~ltion
that the Cilptain on duty be required to go wi th th8 two 11l<::n for
<::C1ch and every farm fire call. This recommendation to be effective
imm<::diately.
Hespectfully submi tted,
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On motion of \\alker, seconded by Thomssen, report was approved.
Annual report of Alex Kellm was presented. On motion of
Thomssen, seconded by Walker, was received i:md pluced on file.
Reports of C. B. Kinnison on ~arking Lot and op~rations was
presented. On motion of Vogt, seC01 ded by Thomssen, v.:ere received
and placed on file.
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Lease agreement veith Fairmont Foods for 25 buildings id.::;ntified
r,s T-J02-304-305-307-308-310-311-313-314-317-318-320-321-323-324-
L~10-1211-1212-1213-1214-1216-1217-1218-313 & 330, approximately
~3000 sq. ft. for $9300.00 per year beginning January 1, 1947 was
presented. On motion of Vdlson, seconded by Sander, lease was
approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
Lease agreement vdth Omaha Cold Storage Co. for 8 build_ngs
identified as T201-202-206-208-209-2l1-2l2 & 213, approximately
18000 sq . ft. for $1,800.00 per year Vias pr.::;sented. On motion of
WUson, seconded by Sander, lease was approved and Mayor authorized
to sign.
Walker mentioned the contractor at Vets hospital had made
r'9qu'9st lor US'9 of 5 l.::;ngths of fir.::; ho S'3. .After i30nl'9 di scussion
rl'quest Vias r.::;f':?rr.::;d to Corilmittee vJith power to act.
Complaint on snow and ice on sidevialk in 100 block east 3rd
street was presented and referr.::;d to Polic.::; Departm.::;nt.
Wilson reported that he and Sander had met v:ith School Bonrd
of District #7, pertaining to overcrowded condition at the school
on account of children from the Airba,se.
Discussion on hiking the ball grounds into the ci ty. No action
taken.
Ordinance #2265, pertaining to el':?ctrical portion of Building
Code Vvas I' egularly passed by th e Council and signed by th e Mayor.
lVIov.::;d by Snygg, second.::;d by Thornss.::;n, that the ordin,:ll1c,::; be
olaced on its first r.::;ading [it l<;;ngth. Roll call ballot, voting
aye, Thomssen, Harris, Vial1<::er, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay,
non':? Campb.::;ll absent. The ordinance was read at length and passed
its first reading.
Moved by Snygg, ssccmded by Thomssen, that the rul'9s be
suspend.::;d and the ordinance b.::; plac.::;d on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, HciI'ris,
Sander, Walk8r, Snygg, V,iIsone_and Vogt. Vo ting nay, none.
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by th e Mayor.
The Mayor ill"3ntioned he had re4uested .Mr. Vvellsnsiek to rep-
resent ths City in the M:ul1en case. After some discussion, on motion
of 'Wilson, secollded by Snygg, the action of the iv1ayor 'was confirmed.
C13ims clgein::=;t the City were prsssnted. On request of the
Mayor and Snygg, Insurance claims livere held out.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, Claims VI ere approved.
Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting "yes".
On motion of Sander, Council adjourned.
J an. 19, 1949.
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Counci.l mst as p''3r call of ths Mayor, "Hi s Honor," th'? Mayor,
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pr'?siding. All Councilmsn pres'?nt sxc'?pt Vogt, who was ill.
Mayor explain ed the reason for the cc::dl, thp, t action would
hav'? to be taken pertaining to Sycamore street Underpass.
Mc".yor read the objsctiorwble i)Ortions of L. B. 56 hsaring to
be h'?ld February 2, 1949. L.~. 56 having been pr'?s'?nted by the
Railroad Companies in Nebraska.
j~ftsr s,'ms discussion, concensus of opinion being that prompt
action should be te.ksn.
R~QQLQ.TION
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V!HSREAS, the Union Pacific Hai lroad Company lws absolutely
fcdl'3d and n '?gl ected to commence the construction of the Sycamore
St:t'eet und'?rpass, as required of them by this Ci ty; and
V,Ii EREiW, they have been given ClTJple time to make any sugGestions
. as to the plans or any needsd changss in the plans or rsqu':;st any
addi tional information; and
\\H EHEAS, the Ci ty of Grand I slc:md has notifi'?d them to
commence the construction of said Sycamore Street underpass on or
before the 1st day of December, 1948; and
WIIEHEAS, the said Union P".cific HCl.ilroad Company has, sipee
th'? notice of the time fixed, ignored the City of Grand Island;
NOVv, THEHEFORE, HE IT RESOLVED by the =ayor and Q ty Couneil
of th'? Ci ty of Grcmd Isl[;nd;
That B. J. CunninGham, Mayor, be and he is h'?re authorized,
empowered cmd directed to bring forthv\i th an action of mandamus in
th'? District Ccurt of Hall Co un ty, N ebrasl~a, agair::3t said Un:Lon
Pacific Hailraad Compc:my to compel said Ra.ilrocid Company to commenc'?
the construction of said underpass.
E. L. Walker
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On motion of Walker, seconded by Wilson, Resoltition was adopted.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Walker, ThOLlss9n, Harris, Ccunpbell,
Sander, Wilson and Snygg. Voting no, none. Vogt Absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wa.lker, that Harold Prince
be employed to bring mandamus suit against the U. P. Railroad Co.
Roll call ballot, voting lTyeslT, lJ\alker, Thomss9n, Harris, Campbell,
SEmder, Wilson, & Snygg. Voting lTnolT, none. Absent Vogt.
Lease vvith Boss Mfg. Co. for Building T-85l at Airbase for
three months, 'Jnding April 30, 1949 at l~if; pSI' sq. ft monthly, was
pres<::nted. On motion of Wilson, secocded by Harris, Il\'as app1'ov<::d.
On rnot:Lon of Thomssen, s9cond9d by Wilson, that the Council
go on record as joining wi th Keiirney in a protest on removDl of
Airbase from K9urn9Y.
Application of Nolette for employm.::;nt Vias presented. On motion
of Thomssen, was referred to Ice, Water & Light Committee.
Harris m.::;ntioned the $10,000.00 pledged by the County [;upervisors
on Broadwell street Paving and that a claim should be present'2d nov,.
Harris stated til.:;; last snoy; would cost the City about $700.00.
On motion of Harris, s.:;;cond.:;;d by "ilson, that all Oil Companies
be notified to haul snovv av~ay instead of piling in th'2 str'2et, also that
owners of buildings wh.:;;r.:;; snow is cleaned from the roof should b.:;;
notifi.:;;d to haul said snow away, inst':;;C3.d of piling in all'2Y or st1'e.:;;t.
On motion of Wulker, second.:;;d by Wilson, that a charg'2 of 50~
b.:;; made for Zoning Ordinance 1/2162.
Thomssen mentioned that C. vL Burdick advis.:;;d a m.:;;.:;;ting \I\i th
P.:;;ttis and Veatch along wi th 1,119 SeW'2r Comni tt.:;;.:;; p'2rtcdnint; to r.:;;vsnu.:;;
bonds.
Claim of M. VI. Ashton vms ref.:;;rr.:;;d to Water COLlInittee.
Claim of George 8. McCormick for r'2fund on ass.:;;ssm.:;;nt in Water
Main District #81 for $4.72 was presented and rsferr.:;;d to C. v. Burdick.
Notic.:;; of Hearing of' Nebr. 81,8.1,13 Railway CommiSSion, City Cab &
OJt.l Cab Company was l"ead and filed.
P.:;;tition for Water Main in Blocks 2-J-12-l3~1~-17-23 & 24
College Addition signed by Frank Hijkal .:;;1, al \!\;as pr.:;;sented. On
Motion of Campb.:;;ll, s'3conded by W&lker, V,(l:3 r'2ferred to C. V,. Burdick
and Wat.:;;r Committ.:;;e.
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povler lilies in St. Libory was presented, and Mayor authorized
to sign.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, UNION PACIFIC HAILEDAD COMPANY has t"?lldered to
CITY OF GRAND ISTJA.ND, State of Nebraska, an :;>greement to clude
under agreemen t dc~ted November 23, 1929, between the Hailroad
Company and Central Power Company, v;hich agreement has heretofore
been as~;igned to the Ci ty of Grand Island, covering the con-
struction, maintenance and operation 01' a 6600 volt power wire
line on railroad right of way at st. Libory, Nebraska, a power
v\'ire line connection th~reto; said agr~,ement being identified as
R,dlroad Company's C.D. No. l6373-E; and
ViHEREA~3, the Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and 11;18 given it careful r'2view and
consideration; and
Vd18REAS, it is cons>Ldered that the best intsl'ests of said
Ci ty of Grand Island vdll be subse:;rved by the acceptance of ~3aid
agreemen t;
THEHEFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND I STiND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreemen t submi tted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as afor'2said be, and the saw~ aI'''? hereby,
/,:!,ccepted in behalf of said Ci ty;
That ths l/layor of said City is h'~reby authorized, empowered
and directed to "?xecute said agr'2ement on b"?half of srJ,id City, Elnd
that the City Clerk of said Ci ty is hereby authori~ec] and directed
to attest said agreem"?nt and to attach to each duplicate original
of said agreement a certified copy of this resolutfuon.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Snygg, Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Walleer, the City Cngilleer was
authorized to sup.ervise the laying of all water mains, (as to depth
relative to contour of top soil).
v\alker mentioned Fire:; Truck anci possibili ties of 1000 gal
pumper furnished by Farmer group.
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Bonds were presented as follows: Kruse Electric, Delmar
\fi,ilcox, M. J. Ganser, El<;;ctrician cmd lVl. B<;;phardt, Polic.:.; v,.:.;re
pr.:.;s.:.;nt.:.;d. On motion of ThomSS'2n, sscond<;;d by Harris, vv.:.;re approvsd.
Ordinance #2266, Repaving District 112, in Fourth Strest from
Elm to Eddy Street, was regularly passed by the Council aIld siensd
by the Mayor.
Moved by Harris, sscoLded by hilson, that the oroinancs bs
placed ON its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting
aye, Thomss':?n, Harris, SandsI', Walksr, Co.mpbell, Snygg end Wilson.
Voting nay, none. Vogt absent. Ths ordild:l nee v\as read Dt length
and pClss,=~d its first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Vdlson, that the 1'ul'?s be
su,spc;nded Imd the ordinance be placed on its final passags and
finally )as :3ed. Roll call bullo t, voting ays, TllOLls;3en, Harri s,
Ser del', Va1ke1', Campbell, Snygg, and Wilson. Voting nay, none
Vug;t q:bsent. The ordinance Vias fi~lally passed by the Council and
signed by the Mcqor.
Ordinance #2267, Repaving District #3, First street from
V\heeler Ave. to 81m Str.:.;.:.;t, was regularly passed by ths Council
,nd signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, ssconded by Thomssen, O1'din2nc.:.; was
placed on i t:3 LLrst rsading at length. Roll call bL<llot, voting
aye, Thom.'3s.:.;n, Harr:U3, S[md<::r, Walk<::r, Carnpb<::ll, SnYGg, and Vjilson.
Voting nay, non.:.;. Vogt abs.:.;n t,., The ordi:nance was rend at length
and passed its first r.:.;ading.
Moved by Harris, S':';CCllld<;;d by Thoms,ssn, that the rulss be
suspsnded and ths ordinanc s b.:.; placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting ay.:.;, Thonssen, Harris,
Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg and Wilson. Voting nay, nonl'.?
Vogt absent. The ordinance v,as finally passed by the Council rcmd
sign.:.;d by the Mayor.
OrdinclTIce #2268, HepavLng District 114, Koenig street, Locust
street to Clsburn Strset was r.:.;gularly pass.:.;d b7 the Council and
Si gn ed by th eMit_YOI'.
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Moved by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that the ord1nmlce
be placed on its fj.rst rei:.J"ding at length. Roll call ballot,
voting aye, ThoIllssen, Harris, Sander, Vnllksr, CC'unpbell, Snygg,
rmd Vdlson. Voting nay, none. Vogt absent. The ordlnance lwas
read at length and passed its first reading.
Moved by Harris, s~conded by Thomssen, that the rules be
suspended and the ordiwtnce placed on its final pas::,age and finally
passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Tholi1ssen, Harris, Sander,
Valk<:lr, Campbell, Snygg and V\ilson. Voting nay, none. Vogt absent.
Ths ordinance vvas finally passed by the Council and signed by the
Mayor.
On motion of Walker, Council adjourned.
Jcmuary 31, 1949.
F. S. V\hite,
City Clerk.
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Grand I sland, Nebraska.
February 2, 1949.
Council met as a Board of gqualization on Sewer Districts
Nos. 227-228-230-231-232. "His Honor," the Mayor presiding. All
Councilmen present except Vogt and V,alker, who were ill and Snygg
who was out of the City.
TIlere being no protestors present, and there not being a
quorum present for Council, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris,
Council adjourned as a Board of Equalization, until 8:00 o'clcok P. M.
February 8, 1949.
Feb. 2, 1949.
F. S. V'thi te,
Ci ty Clerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 2, 1949.
Council mst in rs[',ular session, !This honor, IT the Mayor pr'2sidilg.
All Councilrasn prssent '2xcspt h).lksr & Vogt vJlO wsre ill cmd
Snygg out of the City.
Minutes of previous meetings, read and approved.
Rsport of Police Judge Mullen for the year 1948 was read.
Total offenders 2222, fines and co~)ts coll'?cted,$10,589.00. On
mo ti on of femd er, S ?cDndecl by lwrri s, rsport vias I' ';;C silled and plC:JC sd
on fils.
Monthly rspnrt of C. D. Kinnison (ba.nite:.tion) i,as prs~<::;ntsd.
On Dotion of Harris, seconded by 0ander, was received and placed on
file.
Lsttsr frc,u Dz.;vis and hilson, p?rt,cin1LL to ".ny po::.:sibls:
bu:~ldLng progra.m Y'ciS jJres(~nted. On ..,ot~on of T[LOElSs>:o;n, sscond<::;d by
Harris, was recelv'2d and placed on file.
Bond of A. ~. Grubbs, Policeman, was present<::;d. On motion of
Thomss sn, sscon ded by L..,LltJ bell, 'Vl,DS up.tJrovsd.
Lsass agresmsnt of Lse My~rs Sesd Co. for Euild:Lng 8-5()1,
February 1, 1)L~9 to J,i.nue.ry 31, 1950, ,:ili.200.C)O v,as jJrs:.3<.:?nted.
On motion of Wilson, secondsd by Lander, was approv'2d.
Cr', tss Ti1' e Company on bui 1 ding T-825 Cor 1 yeou" from Fe bruery 1,
1949 for $,540.00 vas prssented. On no~ion of vliL3on, seconded by
Sandsrs was approvsd.
>"<-~.~~ 'os' ~ ,~.,.~ \,
12 acres viith shed ~~~:99(1~~~-~':d thsreonJ
Cl.-, l' 0'1') c c I C ,'OJ + C> S
Lj. '-"'...... . __-L ...... __ ,
for 1 ysar from F'2bruary 1, 1949 for ,$100.00 vas prSE3snt0d. On
mo tLon of V,'il son, seconded by SHnders it, as apprDvsd.
Bc'.ll County F,::.rmsrs Sducational Union, Building T-14 for 1 ysnr,
from F'9bnuavy 1, 1'711.9, for ~n20.00 v,as approvsd on moti":nl of hilson,
sscordsd by SendsI'.
N:::br. Flying 88rvics, Building T-115 (lLmg'S'r 112) J 1 Y':'I:1' from
,. ~ 1 }010 p ~~400 Or)
IV18TCll , .'/i\./.L or 'W'<:." \.. ',.
On Inotion of ~il' lc;nn
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sscondsd by Sandsr,
.1> S npPl'oved l;:;ubjsct to H.ny ,idjustmsnt tlu.t Lligi:1t 1Y:; ,:wde ()n oth'sr
I'i"y' ""1' rCy" t..,] co)
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10 J,9 {'or ~,21r, ,00 v <, S' ",:) "I~'JVpa3 OJ:) "lot.; ;Y"'[
71+...L. th' '.- u. -. c.. c.'t 1-' -..,. .....1.1 ..1.. '__'1.
01 r.ilson, s(?condsd by C)cmdsr.
H. P. i\.gnsv", building T-1298, for 1 YC,ji:T froLl F~ bruC':ry 1, 1949
for '$200.(),) \\'25 apl)rovsd, on motion OJ:' tilson, ssco}Jd,-:;d by SandsI'.
IiEiITis rspcrtsd snovv rSLlovi).l to Cii1.tS had cost approximately,
$15,000.00.
Onul()tic'll or "ilson, secolldsd by 5;"1lC1'<::1', Cls1'};: was ln~:tructsd
to i'.dvsrtise for bids for buildings ':;HS t of admini::3 tr<.j tion building,
bidder to reuov<:: rloors C).nd footinLs from tlls <.,irbt.ise, bond or csrti-.
fied chsckin ths :unount of ~200.:)O v,ith bid il:nd buildLngs to
rsmov'?d
~ithin 40 days. Buildings T-4, T-6, T-7, T-8, T-IO.
S, (-i.rl cl ~l~ S ILl SIl t1 Dl:l c~d tl1 i.J t tll S
L P (J l' "Y1 ]1 'l (1
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11'::(lUsstc~(1 tll~
'21'.1. c c:rn
US'2 0:;,' CJuncil Ch"mbsr for February 21 <.:nd ths j'. IJ. Fsbrunry 22.
ThoL1;,S''3n, rsclu0;3tsd tl10 '-:on tlrs Council bs :prss''3nt ut tllS cs'?ting ....~
or I>ov'?r Cornmitt'2s, C V,. Burc1ic1\: imd \TS(;.tcll imd Psttis, Tus;3day night,
Fsbrlwry 8, 1949, p'?rtc~iDing to issucmcs of bonds for Disl)Osa1 Plc:nt
gYll [1.1~ g ?r1 Cjl1 t .
C;:mp b'e';11 ..i c:n': Lun::;o. bi 11) C l~. r. F. 11 ton~~or
t,,'-;, 11E.-~ tierl of
s<::vsr nnd l'?ilching fi?ld Cit Lis plilc'3, L'to11sy lJi;rlc 1'0[0
Locust
['tr":?st. Cl
s for $1237.23. Council
S J)l"opo;:::i tiOllUi' c;y:Lnii, not
to excssd eSOO.OO.
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,no too'k s'lid snc '3 p srt:uL L to tll S populi.. tion of
G Il rJl (1 J..~: _1 c~'.r} d .
V\ i tn s s sc;; s C. \.. Bu r c:i c k c: s
ts 27,2ClJ, C. L. lJ.urtlsy, elIBs.
Gccrdnsr and H. L. lli.llTison} O. 1.. Lbbott r"21)Ortc3T.
On r;l:)'icm of u'JrrL;)} ;3SC dsd by TlLOi:lSS~;:C1, LSi riLe; continu,::d
until 8:00 o'clock P. M., Fsbruhry 8, 1)49.
CI1LJ,~'. GC:lr~dIl sr Li[iCL~ iJ1 S;J :fo I' IlJ.Dl--- 'S 11.l11cls J~rc)Ll tll ~ (~i t)1 to. C11r'Jrl b ~r
of Conlin "::'1' c '::, c.l so lilaI' c':; rJ?ln bsr S .
On erotion u:" HilITi;3, SSCOLG
cy Ci,ndsr, \\CL;c rsrsrrsc; to F innnc";
Commi ttcJ9.
C. B. Kinnison gays H vsrbill rsport 0" Lis'e,ting of Nsbr. Good
Rnads ComIni ttes vhich 1'1s att'?ndsd JanUiH'y 31, 1949.
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On motion of flcuris, seconcled by Tl:orn~3sen, Bortrd of fquc3.1iL~r;tion
on Grilvel Dlst. #22 to be held Februcry 16, 1949 2t 8~J0 o'clock P. M.
1)11 s'l:f C () L1, 1 (', ~LJ t IJt..)
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011 liol).SS -\,(:t~:. 1; :-~-J~~;'::;I'J. .=;d_ to
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M. L. Gollaher Yvas appointed in pIecee o i." V':olfe on Ga;3 Code
Commi t t9 {c~.
On Dation of Campbell, Council adjourned.
F. [3. V.hite,
City Clerk.
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Counc~l met as a Board of Equal~za t~on as per adJournment of ii: l' iJ
Feb. 2. President Thomssen presiding. All Councilmen present except
Wilson.
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BE: IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CI~ry COUNCIL OF-' THE CITY 01"
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof', that vve find the total cost of the
construction of Sewer District No. 227 to be the total sum of
$1926.30; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said District to be the total sum of 4~1926.30 and that we find the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land
on said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions
as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDrrION AMOUNT
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Charle s C & Hazel T. . 2 17 Scarff's fp78.52
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Charles C & Hazel Tippin 4 17 11 78.52
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Charles C. D; Hazel Tippin 6 17 II 78.52
Charles C. & Hazel 'Tippin 8 17 If 78.52
Charles C & Hazel 'Tippin 10 17 It 78.52
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Elmer (y:, Lucille Goehring. 12 17 II 78.52
Es ta te of Herman Kruse 14 17 II 58.89
Estate of' Herman Kru s e 16 17 It 58.89
Grand Island Land Company 2 24 It 90.60
Grand Island Land Company 4 24 II 67.95
Grand .Lsland Land Company 6 24 11 72.13
William H. n Fannie E. Bosworth 64 West Lawn 78.52
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William "f'( & F'annie E. Bo swoI'th 65 It II 78.52
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William H. O~ l<'annie li1 BosVJorth 66 It II 78.52
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William H & Fannie E. Bosworth 67 !l " If '7 f:.3. 52
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Donald H. & Clean A. Rhoads 68 11 II 78.52
Petra & Kenneth Crandall 69 II " '78.52
Kenneth C. & Petra Crandall 70 II II 78.52
Pe tra Maria Crandall 0 Kenneth
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c. Crandall '71 II II 78.52
Frederick ji-; Jessen 140 " II 75. 52
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Fredericlc F1 Jessen 141 II If '?8.52
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Prederick VII. Jessen 142 II II 78. 52
Ruth & Max Cornelius 143 It II '78.52
Grand Island Land Company 144 11 II 78.52
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Joseph W"hi te
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Lot 19 of the suBdivision
of 280
Lot 20 of the subdivision
of 280
ADDITION
AMOUN~[,
NAME
West Lavyn
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Elmer & Lucille Goehring
Lot 16 of the subdivision
of' 281
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19.63
Elmer & Lucille Goehring
Lot 17 of the subdivision
of 281
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19.63
Total
r"fua926.30
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1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Walker, Resolution was
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF 'l'HE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the
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~;1066.24; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said District to be the total S1..lill of ~~1066.24 and that we find the
benefi ts accruing to the roespective lots, tracts and parcels of land
on said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions
as follows:
Bert & Consue10 Dickey
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AIVIOUN'J
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267 West Lavm ~~70.7~
268 " II 70. 7~
269 11 II 70. 7~
270 II " 70. 7~
271 " II 70. 7~
272 " 11 '70.7~
273 " II 70. 7~
274 II " 70. 7~
275 II " '70. 7~
276 II II 70. "IS
Huston Reserve 59.8,1
NAME
Harvey r< &: Edith Fulmer
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Harvey ,--i &, Edi th Fulmer
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Bert & Consue10 Dickey
Ernest &, Margaret M. Niemoth
City of Grand Island
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Lafayette Phe 1p s & Mary lvI.
Lafayette Phelps &, Mary M.
Lafayette Phelps CC IvIary M.
Lawrence Geis &, wife .N 44f-El
A tract of land in the
SEt of the SEt of Section 8
Township 11, North Range 9,
West of the 6th P. M., in
Hall County, Nebraska,
commonly known as Huston's
Reserve
Bert Di ckey C 44' -E~
A tract of land in the
BEt of' the SEt of' Section 8,
Township 11, North Range 9,
West of the 6th P. M.,in
Hall County, Nebraska, com:mon1y
known as Huston's Reserve
Huston Reserve
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A tract of land in the - N
SEt of the SEt of Section 8,
'rownship 11, North Hange 9,
West of the 6th P. M., in
Hall County, Nebraska, commonly
known as lIus ton's Re serve
Huston Reserve
59.84
Christina Tuenge N 441-wl
A tract of land in the SEt
of the SEt of Section 8,
Township 11, North Range 9,
West of the 6th P. M., in
Hall County, Nebraska, commonly
kno~~ as Huston's Reserve
Huston Heservm
59.84
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ADDITION
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Minnie G. Croston C 44'-wk
A tract of land in the SEt
of the SEt of Section 8,
frown ship 11, North Range 9,
West of the 6th P. M., in
hall County, Nebraska, commonly
known as Huston's Reserve
Huston Reserve$59.84
Marvin C. & Glendola L. Emal
S 44 I -W!
A tract of land in the s~t
of the SEt of Section 8,
Township 11, North Range 9,
West of the 6th P. M., in
Hall County, Nebraska, commonly
known as Huston's Reserve
Huston Reserve$59.84
Total
~~l066. 24
Respectfully submitted this 8th
day of February
1949.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY 11HE NlAYOR AND CITY CO"U1\fCIL OF TEE CITY OF
GRAr-m ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the
construction of Sewer District No. 230 to be the total sum of {t;1431.7
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said Distric
to be the total sum of ~i;1431.72 and that we find the benefits accruin
to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land on said district
NAME
to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Way-ne L. 8: Jean A. Lowry
Walter E. Siebert &; nobert L.
Lester
Adeline Keller-Ruth Rank-
William Rank-Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller-Ruth Rank-
William Rank-Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller-Ruth Rank-
William Rank-Bernice Rank
Adeline Keller-Ruth Rank-
William Rank-Bernice Hank
The Abr'ahamson BuilcUng & Suppl;)'
Company
The Abrahamson Building & Supply
Company
~.'he Abrahamson Building cc Supply
Company
The Abrahamson Building &; Supply
Com.pany
The Abraha.mson Building ;):, Supply
Company
'The Abrahamson Building de Supply
Company
The Abrahamson Building &; Supply
Company
The Abrahamson Building ~ Supply
Company 8
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AM OUNT
1 18
<ii: 9 7 .....,( 4
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Ashton Place
2
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94.12
11
18
3
Jt
94.12
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4
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94.12
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23
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31.98
18
11
24
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63.96
18
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Gladstone Place 119.46
2
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11
119.46
3
II
119.46
2
II
4
It
119.46
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5
It
2
11
119.46
6
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2
It
119.46
7
It
2
It
119.46
2
II
119.46
II
Total
$i431.72
Respectfully submitted this 8thiay
1949.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Walker, was adopted.
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BE rr RESOLVED BY 'lIHE lViAYOR AND CITY COU:NCIL OF' THE crn OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA., sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the
construction of Sewer District No. :1331 to be the total sum of
$1104.00; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said District to be the total sum of ~;;.1104.00 and that we finel the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land
on said district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions
as follows:
NAME
Everett L. &: Stella M. Hallenback
1
Everett L. &: Stella M. Hallenback
2
Ernest R. &: Esther R. Doan
Mildred F. Thompson ~ Marian V.
Byram 4
P. A. &: Caroline Pedersen 5
Donald O. &: Jgsephine Kensinger 6
Charles O. &: Viola Pearl Seufert 7
Charles O. &: Viola Pearl Seufert 8
Robert &; Jeanette A. SchLilousky 9)
Lena Marie Stoffregen
Chester H. &: Reka Woods
Chester rt. &: Reka Woods
Grand Island Land Company
Frank E. &: Lorene R. Lewton
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
7
Boggfs &: Hill~~ $69.00
7
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69.00
69.00
3
7
If
11
7
fl
11
69.00
69.00
7
fl
If
7
If
69.00
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7
If
II
69.00
7
If
II
69.00
7
If
If
69.00
10
7
II
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69.00
11
12
11
69.00
11
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69.00
7
13
7
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If
69.00
14
7
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69.00
15
7
If
69.00
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16
II
69 . 00
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7
Total
$1104.00
Respectfully submitted this 8th day of
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The Mayor entered and Thomssen retired from the Chair. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, Resolu tion was adopted.
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BE 11' RESOLVED BY 'lIRE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF 'lIRE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the
construction of Sewer District No. 232 to be the total sum of $900.00.
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said Distric1
to be the total sum of :~900. 00 and that we find the benefits accruing
to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land on said district
to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAIvlE LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
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Bert &, Consuela Dickey 115 Belmont $63.00
H. B. 0 Caroline B Lockwood 116 tl 64.50
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R. B. &, Caroline "' Lockwood 117 tl 64.50
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R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood 118 II 64.50
Agnes Switzer 119 II 64.50
J. Ill. Rush 120 II 64.50
J. :F' . Rush 121 II 64.50
Russell Shunkwiler 150 II 64.50
Edgar ,.., Q Betty Jane McMullen 151 II 64.50
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Es ta te of Frank Lechner 152 II 64.50
Bs ta te of Frank Lechner 153 II 64.50
Est a te of Frank ~chner 154 It 6.4.50
Esta te of Prank Lechner 155 " 64.50
Estate of .J:'rank Leclmer 156 " 63.00
Total - - - - - - - $900.00-~
Respectfully submitted this 8th day of February ,1949.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harr,is, Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Thomssen, Council adjourned as aBoard of Equalization.
F. S. Whi te,
Ci ty Clerk.
Feb. 8, 1949.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
February 8, 1949.
Council met as p&r adjournment of February 2, the Mayor presiding.
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Propos~d agreement by and betw~en Clty of Grand Island and
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company for services in financing the construction
of addition to Disposal Plant, was presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Walker, proposal was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
Roll call ballot, each voting "yes", Wilson absent.
Discussion as to procedure in construction of additions to Dis-
~0sal Plant, Mr. Pettis, Veatch, C. W. Burdick and Councilmen taking part.
On motion of Thorussen, seconded by Campbell, that bids be requested
.Lor the entire project and bonds be issued accordingly. Roll call
uallot, voting "yes", Walker, Campbell, Thomss-sn, Harris, Sander, Vogt
....nd Snygg. Voting "No", none, Wilson absent.
.+ Mr. Pettis was instructed to proceed \vi th preparation of Ordinance
etc.
Mr. Veatch was instructed to prepare plans, specifications
pr-..,
~nd estimates and forward them as soon as possible.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Walker, that a party be held
t::ach year for retired employees of the Ice, Water and Light Departments
.vas passed.
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WHEIrEAS, the Mayor and Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island
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desired to ascertain the population of said City and on this 2nd
day of February, 1949, received and considered evidence relative
thereto, and
WHEREAS, such evidence reveals the population of the City of
Grand Island to be 26,000, as. of June 1,1948.
THEHEFORE, BE I'l' RESOLVED BY Tlij~ MAYOn AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that we find the population of
said City to be 26,000
· as of June 1,1948.
BE IT D'UHTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of thi s Be Bolu tion
be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Hall and
State of ~ebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 8th day of February, 1949.
Arthur C.Thomss~n
Janera1 E.Harris.
O.E.Wilson.
John Sander.
L.F.Campbell.
Raymond K.Vogt.
Russell Sn~gg.
E.L.Walker.
Members of the City Council of
Grand Island, Nebraska
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was adopted.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, City Attorney was
';'nstructed to investigate the chances of bringing Garretts Addition
dnd Blain Addition into the City.
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Ordinance #2269, assessment on Sewer District #227, was regular-
~y passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the ordin~1ce be
}ll.aced on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Tnomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting
Hay, none. Wilson absent. The ordinance was read at limgth and
passed its first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that the rules be sus-
~ended and tile ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander,
Wa.lker, Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting any, none. Wilson absent.
The ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the
Mayor.
Ordinance #2270, Assessment on Sewer District #228, was regular-
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Moved by Harris, seconded by Sander, that the ordinance be
placed on its first, reading at lengtil. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
TILomssen, Harris~ Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting
J.H:1Y, none. Wilbson absent. The ordinance was read at length and
passed its first reading.
Moved by Thomss~n, seconded by Harris, that the ordinance be
placed on its final ,passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot,
voting aye, TI1omssen) Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg and
Vogt. Voting nay, none. Wilson absent. The ordinance was finally
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2271, AS,sessment on Sewer District #230, was
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regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Moved by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sand'?r, Walker, Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting
nay, none. Wilson absent. The ordinance was read at length and passed
its first reading.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by harris, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage Bnd finally pas,sed.
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Roll call ballot, Voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker,
Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting any, none. Wilson absent. The
ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2272, Assessm'9nt on Sewer Distrtct #231, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting any, none.
Wilson absent. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first
reading.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by harris, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally })assed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell,
Snygg and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Wilson absent. The ordinance was
finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2273, Assessment on Sewer District #232, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at lengtll. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg mld Vogt. Voting nay
none. Wilson absent.
Moved by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker,
Campbell, Snygg and Vogt. Voting any, none. Wilson absent. The
ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Mayor reported two telephone lines to Police Station.
Radio interference was mentioned by Campbell, and was referred
to Light Committee.
Claims were presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,
were approved. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Thomssen, Council adjourned.
February 8, 1949.
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City Clerk.
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storem Sewer
.Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sani ta tion
street Lighting
Hydran t Ren tal
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Kpprop.
Transfer
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
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APPROPRI~TIONS M~D .8XPillJDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO FEB. 9, 1949.
APPHOPRIATIONS
$4,000.00
17,500.00
37,515.26
16,800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
581,341.00
10,20Q.00
591,541.00
RECEIPTS &
TRM~ SFERS
10,200.00
10,200.00
EXPENDED
7,742.43
20,541.83
7,144.97
22,980.67
3,930.00
9,247.78
28,934.84
2,909.96
29,887.59
21,244.93
25,587.02
65,550.29
10,633.01
38,752.61
1,825.24
14,910.68
1,300.00
313,123.85
17,521.10
121,865.61
328,333.19
11,686.92
5l,!fl4..7Q
$844,025.37
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
01 tyClerk.
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$4,000.00
9,757.57
16,973.43
9,655.03
27,019.33
6,170.00
9,012.22
16,346.30
3,590.04
19,104.59
11,755.07
11,500.00
6,000.00
13,627.33
39,724.71
20,366.99
41,087.39
9,022.83
4.32
3,700.00
278,417:15
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Council met as a Board of Equalization on Gravel Di$trict #22 /}: 1..:
nHis Honorn, the Mayor presiding. All Coullcilmen present '.?xcept '
Thomssen & Snygg.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRA~D ISL~~D1 NEBRASK, sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Gravel District no. 22 to be the total sum of $3070.10
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $3070.10 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
!'I!M~ LOT BLOCK ADDITIO>j AJ'vlO1}N!
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Emma Koehler 1 2 South
Grand I s land $7.92
Emma Koehler 2 2 II It 5.28
Emma Koehler 3 2 11 " 5.28
Emma Koehler 4 2 II It 7.42
Emma Koehler 5 2 11 11 7.92
Emma Koehler 6 2 II " 5.28
Emma Koehler 7 2 II II 5.28
Emma Koehler 8 2 II It 7.92
Albert & Helen Koehler 1 3 II tl '!l:.92
Amanda & Richard Schmidt 2 3 " II 5.28
Earl H. & Eve lyn L. Gulzow 3 J " II 5.28
Glen & Viola F. Bowers 4 3 II II 7.92
Herman H. & Emma Has se lman 5 3 II If 7.92
Herman H. & Emma Hasselman 6 ';; It " 5.28
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William & Katie M. Roquet 7 3 II II 5.28
Alvinus & Blanche Tagge 8 3 II II 7.92
Dora S c he e 1 1 4 II II 7.92
Augu s t Wiese 2 4 I-I. " 5.28
John F. Koehler 3 4 " 11 5.20
John F. Koehler 4 4 II 7.92
Ade Ie -Nicker 5 4 It II 7.92
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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N AME_
LOT
Emanuel John Henry Suhr &
Marion Vera Suhr
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Eve lyn Townsend
Anna Koehler
1
Arthur W. & Thelma Romf'eldt
2
Estate of Peter Mewes
3
4-
4-
5
Anna E. Matniesen
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Harry E. & Mayme M. Jensen
W.L
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Helen M. & John F. Roby
Arlene & Jame s Krivohlanek
N 10 f 6
Roy V. & Rosa Alma Osborn
S 56 I 6
Arlene & James Krivohlanek
7
William F. & Virginia M. Harris
So. of R. O. W. 8
Emil F. RiCKert,
No. of C.B. & Q.
R. O. W. 8
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Arthur W. Scheffel & Anna Scheffel 1
Louis C. & Elnora 'Bremer
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Louis C. & Elnora'Bremer
l@~~<lA~.;~~~~lfllt:~l<*,i :B~11~l-'8n: rclOlillroJ€ N 14' 3
.ll~aa~ E. & Caroline M. Wells S52' 3
Hugh P. Baker 4
Hugh P. Baker 5
Arthur W. Scheffel & Anna Scheffel 6
w. R. Wingert 7
Mary Chropkowski & Maxie Iwanski 8
Dale F. & Doris Gould
W52' 1
E80' 1
John W. & Clara Bixenman
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Ralph H. & Hazel C. Chamberlain
2
Oscar Koehler
3
4
5
Carson A. & Laura M. Alcorn
Arnhold Koehler
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6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
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South
Grand ISland $5.2~
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4
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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11
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II
II
11
II
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II
7.92
7.Y2
5.28
5.20
4.52
II
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"
"
It
3.40
4.62
.33
1.65
1.98
II
1.1
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11
II
3.12
II
1.5~
7.92
5.28
1.16
4.12
7.92
4.62
1.98
1.98
4.62
2.65
5.27
5.28
5.28
7.92
7.92
II
II
11
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II
II
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II
II
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NAME LO!
Arnhold Koehler 6
Edith Muhl 7
Harry & Viola C. Lindsay 8
Charles C. & Louise W. Barrett
5
Elise Bielfeldt 6
John C. & Mildred E. Shreefer 7
Estate of Peter Mewes 8
Frederick J. Pahl 1
Gustav & Minnie Danhausen 2
Gustav & Minnie Danhausen 3
Gustav & Minnie Danhausen 4
Samuel E. Martin 5
Samuel E. Martin S 12'6
Rudolph & Bessie Kruse N 54'6
Rudolph & Bessie Kruse S12' 7
Gustav & Minnie Danhausen
N 54'7
Gustav & Minnie Danhausen 8
N
Theodore J. & Winifred W.
Bielfeldt 1
Rubin D. & Ina Vangordon 2
Edward F. & Helen Bohl 3
Kenneth H. & Lydia Armstrong 4
Hugo & Olga Reher
Juergen Rief
5
6
Ward Lincoln Austin &
Emma Austin
7
8
Tena Hansen
Karl F. & Bernice C. Reinecke 1
Karl F. & Bernice C. Heinecke 2
William H. Stoppkotte
3
4
5
Virgil L. Roush
Virgil 1. Roush
Elmer stuart Meth & Carrie
K. Meth
6
BLOC~
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
~DITIO~
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AMOUNT
South Grand Island
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$5.28
5.28
"
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"
"
II
It
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11
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II
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II
It
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"
II
"
II
II
II
It
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II
II
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II
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II
II
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II
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"
II
"
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Hawthorn Place
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11 "
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" It
II
II
"
II
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"
tI
tI
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"
It
II
"
tI
II
7.92
tI
7.92
5.28
5.28
7.92
7.92
5.28
5.28
7.92
4.62
.33
1.65
.33
11
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11
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"
II
II
If
"
1.65
4.62
7.92
5.28
5.28
7.92
4.62
1.98
1.98
4.62
3.25
3.87
5.13
5.13
3.87
3.25
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NAME LOT
Elmer stuart Meth & Carrie
K. Meth 7
Thomas J. & Cathrine Bigley 8
Christian F. Kruse 9
Estate of Hans Lipke 10
Ralph H. & Frieda L. Bady 11
Lillian Bick 12
Elaine E. & ,John R. McWilliams 13
Elaine E. & John R. McWilliams 14
Elaine E. & John R. McWilliams 15
Elaine E. & John R. McWilliams 16
Elaine E. & John R. McWilliams 17
Oliver P. & Anna T. Nielsen 18
Oliver P. & Anna T. Nielsen 19
Elizabeth Yankton 20
Elizabeth Y~nkton 21
Willia.m & Lucy T. O'Neill 22
William & Lucy T. O'Neill 23
Harold R. & Gladys M. McKnight 24
Harold R. & Gladys M. McKnight 25
Harold R. & Gladys M. McKnight 26
John J. Stiffler 27
Harry F. Fa1k 28
Harry F. Falk 29
Roscoe & Tressia Fulton 30
Roscoe & Tressia Fulton Nt 31
Lydia Becker si 31
Lydia Becker 32
Elizabeth Yankton 33
Elizabeth Yankton N22' 34
Ezra I. & Doris A. Hill 818' 34
Ezra 1. & Doris A. Hill 35
Ezra 1. & Doris A. Hill 36
Adam & Minnie E. Kehm 37
Adam & Minnie E. Kehm 38
Herman E. Zlomke 39
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ADDITION
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AMOUNT
Hawthorn Place $2.00
11 11 2.00
II
11
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II
II
/I
II
II
It
"
11
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II
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It
"'2
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11
It
"
II
I'
It
II
"
If
II
It
II
II
II
II
11
It
11
"
II
II
II
"
II
2.00
II
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.)00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
11
11
II
If
II
11
"
"
11
"
"
~.2~
3.87
5.13
5.13
3.87
3.25
3.25
3.87
5.13
5.13
2.25
1.62
3.25
2.00
1.10
.~O
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
"
11
II
1I
"
11
II
1I
11
II
11
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N (Contt)
NAME
Isabell A. & Abundia Lopez
Isabell A. & Abundia Lopez
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Isabell A. & Abundia Lopez
Isabell A. & Abundia Lopez
Jose A. & Senera G. Ramirez
Francis L. & Margaret Farlee
Jose A. & Senera G. Ramirez
Jose A. & Senera G. Ramirez
Max Scheel
Max Scheel
Fred & Stella Willadsen
Nicholas B. & Maud E. Ka\lman
Nicholas B. & Maud E. Kauman
Henry & Olga Wilhelmi
lf41 Qt8f.s-'6Y9..iB\~';;,& :(M-~b1f3l.d{;~l l::lStUman
Alma Louise Sanders
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Lydia Becker & Marie Glass
Lydia Becker & Marie a.lass
Ledrue L. & Edith B. Bottorff
Ledrue L. & Edith B. Bottorff
Conrad Shreefer
Conrad i:ihreefer
Wayne W. & Bula E. V'fitwer
Wayne W. & Bula E. Witwer
LOT
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
Richard P. & Jeanne Loftus 63
Richard P. & Jeanne Loftus 64
;W~:n~ Stark & Frederick J. Stark 65
UPemile Stark & Frederick J. Stark 66
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John Schmidt
John Schmidt
S. A. Hayman
Ruth V. Hayman
Ruth Hayman
67
68
69
70
71
Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichardt 72
Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichardt 73
P. A. PedersennD; Caroline
Pedersen
P. A. Pedersen & Caroline
Pedersen
74
75
BLOCK
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ADDITION
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L ~_Y
"
Hawthorn Place $2.00
AMOUNT
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II
II
"
II
It
"
II
"
It
'I
"
II
"
"
II
"
I'
"
II
"
"
II
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"
II
II
It
It
II
II
"
II
Ii .",
II
"
It
II
II
fI
"
"
i.OO
"
2.00
"
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
II
II
"
II
3.25
3.87
5.13
5.13
3.87
II
II
II
"
"
3.25
2.70
2.70
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.67
3.47
4.31
4.29
3.88
3.68
3.65
3.87
5.13
5.13
3.87
3.25
2.00
"
"
"
II
"
fI
"
fI
"
fI
"
"
"
"
"
"
3.25
3.87
5.13
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NAME LOT gLOCK ADDITION AlVIOUNT
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 76 Hawthorn Place$5.13
. Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 77 " " 3.87
I Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 78 II II 3.25
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Petter, mother 79 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mo th e r 80 " " 2.00
Vi~gil A. pot'ter, son & M~nnie :tt.. 81 II " 2.00
Potter, mother
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 82 II " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 83 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 84 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 85 " " 2.00
I Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie B.
Potter, mother 86 " " 2.00
Virgi 1 A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 87 11 11 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Pot ter, mother 88 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 89 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Pot ter, mother 90 fI II 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 91 " II 2.00
Virgi 1 A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mo th e r 92 " " 2.00
Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 93 1I " ~'~. <2\5
I Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E:.
Potter, mother 94 1I 1I ?; . (87
. Virgil A. Potter, son & Minnie E.
Potter, mother 95 II " ;5.J:,J
Herbert H. & Goldie E. Lockwood 96 " " 5.13
Herbert H. & Goldie E. Lockwood 97 " 1I 3.87
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Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichart
LOT BLOCK
98
Fred J. & Alyce H. Schleichart 99
Theodore J. & Myrtle A. Ellsberry 100
Theodore J. & Myrtle A. Ellsberry ~Ol
Theodore J. & Myrtle A. Ellsberry 102
Floyd W. Wabel
103
104
105
106
107
108
Tenna stark & Frederick J. Stark
Tenna Stark & Frederick J. Stark
Tenna Stark & Frederick J. Stark
Jack & Edna Clampit
Jack & Edna CIampi t
William P. Scroggin & Vineta M.
Scroggin
William P. Scroggin & Vineta M.
Scroggin
109
110
III
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
112
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
113
114
B 45' 115
Leo G. & Theodora :~{a6hburn
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
Leo B. & Eileen L. Bickford W 63' 115
Leo B. & Eileen L. Bickford W 63' 116
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
E 45' 116
117
118
119
120
121
Leo B. & Eileen L. Bickford
Leo G. & Theodora Washburn
William H. & Mabel A. Dudey
William H. & Mabel A. Dudey
William H. & Mabel A. Dudey
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter122
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 123
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 124
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 125
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 126
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 127
Virgil A.Potter & Minnie E. Potter 128
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 129
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Hawthorn Place $3.25
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3.87
5.13
5.13
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3.87
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3.25
3.18
3.88
4.29
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II
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3.92
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3.62
3.30
3.30
3.62
5.70
1.58
3.12
1.14
2.46
3.08
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2.00
3.08
3.62
4.70
4.70
3.62
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2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
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NAME LOT BLOCK
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 130
Virgil A. Potter & Minnie E. Potter 131
Peter V. Rose 1
rred & Esther Springsguth 2
Frank A. Pepper 3
Frank A. Pepper N 9.15' 4
William & Alma M. Tegler
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S 45.85' 4
Frederick R. & Alice E. Samway
Walter Hewitt & Zoe E. Hewitt
William J. & Maxine Harry
William J. & Maxine Har'ry
Cecil M. & Mary L. Reynolds
Beverly E. & Roberta L. Hopps
10
Fred & Tillie Margaret Page
11
Orr & Marie Cummings
12
Paul Sothman & wife
S loot 1
George & Mary Williamson
George & Mary Williamson
E 19'
Roy W. & Ethel Hesselgesser. 47' 3
Paul & Vinette Sothman 4
Paul & Vinette Sothman 5
Paul & Vinette Sothman 6
John C. Foreman 7
Leslie E. & Mary Eliza Diercks 8
Carry Myrtle Talbert 9
Hattie Smith 10
Wayne A. & Lulu E. Kimball
N 40' 11
Theresa L. & W. D. Bartholomew
S 15' 11
Theresa L. & W. D. Bartholomew
N 20' 12
D. Clyde & Flora B. Thompson S 35' 12
Herman Nelson
13
1
2
Orr & Marie Cummings
Elizabeth & Albert Peters
Elizabeth & Albert Peters
3
E 52' 4
19' 99' 4
Henry Fuss Jr.
Albert Peters
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ADDITION AMQUNT
Hawthorn Place $2.00
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Axt & Hagge's
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2.90
2.85
2.50
.45
2.29
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
4.10
4.27
.95
2.35
2.73
2.73
2.75
2.73
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.00
.75
1.00
1.75
2.75
2.85
3.88
5.11
2.06
5.55
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NAME
Anton R. &: Letha Jakub
LOT BLOCK
Henry Liebsack Jr. & Frieda Liebsack 2
grf;:l:~ rCf~s\1~::{~~i; Swoboda E"~-~wl
. ;1 N ~-~~
Sammue 1 11'. & Edna 1\:1i ller Vv'2.... >/ -w . ~
Charles G. & ,Marie H. Swobodlii E-i\--W~
Sammuel 11'. & Edna Miller W$;.!.I""-W l
John P. & Margaret N. Chiarbos
E 1-.
2
Janet Harvey
w66' 5
E66' 5
Owen J. & Josephine Owens
Emma J. & Homer B. Jolls
W 72' & N 49' of E 60'
Haro ld Bade r
Harry $1oeth
E70' 1
W 104. 25 ' 1
2
Roscoe Riss & Mary Riss
John H. Poehler
Merlyn E.. & Elayne R. Austin
Erhart & Mary Schoenheiter
Helen June Ditter & David Ditter
Floyd K. & Myra Sanders
William & Christine Heidemann
Peter & Wiebke Wieck
w .;L
IV 2
Grace Mattison
E 1-
2"
Peter & Wiebke Wieck
VIr .1
IV 2"
Earl L. & Florence E. Berger
H~ .1..
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Leonore & Francis R. Conant
3
4
Wl/3 5
C 1/3 5
El/3 5
Wl/3 6
Cl/3 6
Alfred & Flay C. Rasmussen
Albert & Grace Behnke
Robert Viillj.am & Maxine Pegg
George & Mary Wiliamson
Albert & Grace Behnke
Robert William & Maxine pegg
George & Mary Williamson
El/3 6
Henry Hann
Lillian A. Connow
Otto F. & Anna Schwartz
Gus & Augusta M. Holub
Frieda M. Curtin
Charles W. & Nellie Brayton
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10
11
12
2
1
2
3
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4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6
7
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
1
1
2
2
7
8
9
ADDITION
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$2.85
3.53
4.27
1.20
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2.57
1;;1.00
5.85
2.08
2.08
1.98
.46
2.26
5.69
5.09
3.63
2.65
2.65
2.65
2.65
3.07
4.40
1.78
3.10
3.63
3.64
1.07
1.49
2.34
2.12
2.34
3.19
4.83
2.26
.96
.98
2.25
2.41
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R E .e. Q b IL 1 1 Q N ( con' t)
N AlVlE
Archie & Myrna Yenney
City of Grand ISland
John Kebm
<Tohn Kehm
John & Elizabeth Kehm
John & Elizabeth Kehm
Albert Woodcock
William & Charlotte Schirkofsky
Julius H. & Hi1dagard Joehnck
Julius R. S Hi ldagard ,Joehnck
D. H. & Evelyn G. Meves
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Emil E. & Irma D. Meyer
Emil E. & Irma D. Meyer
Edmund C. Joehnck
Edmund C. Joehnck
Lawrence M. & Jennie M. Sidwell
Pearl U. Gunn
Charles Joehnck
nr~
VI2'
bOT BLOCK
Lawrence F. Meyer & Catherine Marie Meyer
4
5
6
D. H. Meves & Evelyn G. Meves
D. H. Meves & Evelyn }. Meves
D. H. Meves & Evelyn G. Meves
D. H. Meves & Evelyn G. Meves
Carl E. ,Joebnck
Charles <roehnck
Henry & Frieda Mader
Henry & Frieda Mader
Carl W. Engellander et al
Carl W. Engellander et al
Albert Woodcock
Albert 'Noodcock
D. H. & Evelyn G. Meves
D. H. & Evelyn G. lVleves
D. H. & Evelyn G. Meves
12
7
5
8
7
1
2
2
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
9
9
9
2
5
6
7
8
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
7
8
9
9
9
9
9
1 10
2 10
3 10
4 10
5 10
6 10
7 10
8 10
1 11
7 11
8 11
ADDITION
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Joehnck's Add.
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AMOUNT
$2.LJl
6.15
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7.92
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4.62
1. 98
3.30
3.30
5.28
7.92
1.98
4.62
7.92
5.28
3.30
3.30
7.92
5.28
5.28
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II
7.92
7.92
5.28
5.28
7.92
7.92
5.98
5.98
7.92
7.92
5.98
5.98
7.92
3.95
1. 98
4.62
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tl.AlVIE
Jack & Pauline Roark
Edwin T. & G-race Hardenbrook
Ira 1. -Gampbel1 & Dolene E.
Ira I. Campbell & Colene E.
J\nna Nielsen Fr
Anna Nielsen
E 1/ 3 2
W2/3 ~
3
4
7
8
Charles Dodson
Charles Dodson
Rosalio & Maria Briseno
Sam Greenberger
Sam Greenberger
Joe & Natilia Martinez N 63.5' 1
Ethel May Leah S 68.5' 1
Ethel May Lesh El/2 2
Isabel Ramirez Wl/2 2
C. B. & Q. Railroad Co.
C. B. & Q,. Railroad Co.
Estate of -~u~~Eggers
- Estate of -C18ml$ Eggers
Clara G-erbig
3
S 44' 4
Guy & Pauline Olara Sopher
William P. & Barbara Braun
N 88' 4
Harold L. & Doris Hartley
Nl/2 5
Walter F. & Jeanette E. Quillin
31/2 5
Walter F. & Jeanette E. Quillin 6
Albert R. W. & Mary L. Leuthaeuser
Wl/2 7
George A. & Erdina Taubenheim
El/2
7
8
Henry & Minnie Eggers
Leonard F. & Modesta Lendt E44'
E. Gertrude Younkin
W1/3 1
Alice F. Langan
W2/3 2
El/3 2
WI/2 7
El/2 7
E. Gertrude Younkin
Lester L. & June Loescher
Anna Moeller
LDT BLOC~
1
ADDITION
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12 Joehpek's addition $4.62
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1.98
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8
12
12
1
71
71
71
71
71
71
71
72
72
72
72
72
13
74
74
74
74
74
74
3
5
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74
74
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74
74
75
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75
75
75
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Original Town
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5.50
1.10
2.20
3.30
3.30
1.98
4.62
2.25
1.05
1.65
1.65
3.30
4.62
4.62
1. 98
1.98
1. 54
3.08
2.31
2.31
1.98
.99
.99
4.62
3.51
1.11
1. 32
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RESOLUTIQN
(con't)
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AlvIOUNT
Anna M.oeIler 8 75 Original Town $4.62
Metta Marie Solberg & Margaretha
Meyers N44' 5 93 II rr .66
.
Bernard P. & Margaret M. Murphy \
s88' 5 93 fl " 2.64
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Metts. Marie Solberg & Margaretha
Meyers N44' 6 93 II II .66
Bernard P. & Margare t M. Murphy
S88' 6 93 II fl 2.64
Clara A. Lawrence & Agnes J.
:3mentowski Wl/2 7 93 If If 1.65
Alice Wiley .El/2 7 93 If II 1.65
Alice Wiley vf6 r 8 93 It " .30
Fred A. & Tina Schirkofsky E60 t 8 93 II It 3.00
George Liebsack 1 94 II II 4.62
Fred E. & Olga Loescher El/2 2 94 II II .99
Bertha Wright Wl/2 2 94 II II .99
J ame s R. & Idella Morrisey s68' 5 94 II II 2.38
I Hudolph & Eva K. Runge N64 ' 5 94 II II .92
Katie Kehn 6 94 II " 3.30
Conr ad Fuss 7 94 " II 5.28
Free Evangelical Lutheran Pilgrim
Church 8 94 II II 7.92
Rudolph & Eve lyn M. Hurley 1 95 II II 4.62
Phillip & Maragret Bohl 2 95 " II 1. 98
Earl W. & Anna M. Schwieger E44' 3 95 II It 1.32
Leo Stuhr W22' 3 95 It 11 .66
Leo Stuhr 4 95 It II 4.62
Frederick M. & ~~ Cook 5 95 II " 7.92
Norman L. & lV!.yrti s Hartman 6 95 tt tt 4.28
Eddie & l!;mma Bennestsen 7 95 II " 4.28
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Phil R. & Abbie R. Reihm 8 95 II tt 7.92
. Estate of' Dietrick Niedfelt 3 96 If II 1.98
John Niedfelt 4 96 " II 4.62
City of Grand Island 5 96 II " 7.92
Fr a nlc A. & Martha Ciemnoczolow ski 6 96 II II 5.28
Josephine Bacon 7 96 II II 3.30
Margaret Anna Schleichardt 8 96 II II 3.30
Troy r< & Lucille P. Penny 1 145 U. P. Railroad Co.
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NAME
John Kehm
John & Elizabeth Kehm
Jacob Frederich Kehm & Mary Kehm
John & Elizabeth Kehm
John Kehm
Clarence! Lydia Speck
Joseph L. Forst
\
, ~ Harold & Marjorie LockenV:itz
Elsie A. Mohr Shank & Anna Mohr
Elsie A. Mohr
Frank A. & Ella M. Musbach
Lloyd C. ! Susie J. ~isse1
Henry Kehm
Henry Loebsack
Albert A. & Frieda D. Hessel
John & Amelia Pheif
Chas. & Edith E. Christensen
John Paustian
Christian G. & Johanna M. Opp
Lorenz Speck
William R. & Lydia M. Wilson
William R. & Lydia M. Wilson
Erwin A. Speck
Henry & Alice M. Fierstein
Conrad & Marie Fierstein
Henry Fuss
Staats & Ruth Dixon
John HansJosten
Ida Becker
Caro line Hagge
Junior & Daisy M. Richardson
Junior & Daisy M. Richardson
George B. & A11vina Williams
Alice E. Livengood
John Boh1
.LOT BLOCK
2
145
3
4
5
6
145
145
145
145
145
145
146
146
146
146
146
146
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
146
146
1
147
147
147
147
2
3
4
V'!57 ' 5 147
E9' 5 147
W28 ' 6 147
E38' 6 147
7
8
147
147
148
14d
148
148
149
150
150
151
151
151
1
2
3
4
1
1
2
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U. P. Railroad Co.
2nd $5.28
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7.92
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7.92
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3.30
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1.05
2.28
5.28
7.92
3.30
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4.84
6.30
4.20
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5.28
5.28
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NAME
Lena Bau 1
Barbara Marie Geist
Barbara Marie Geist
C. iB.'!& Q. Rai lroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad Company
~. B. & Q. Railroad Company
Edward L. & Hattie Rittenhouse
Henry Stroh Jr. & Elizabeth Stroh
Frederich & Adeline sorenslon
Con r ad -fS:rl'ha.1.tb
Oscar & Alletta Beanblossom
Loretta H. & John H. Lange
Guy Magnuson & Esther Higle
L. J. & Ida B. England
Clara B. Hiddleson & Adell Hiddleson
Brand 9
..J?01YJ>W. & Ethel Hesselgesser E63' 12
Carl Joehnck
W188. 65 ' 12
Clara B. Hiddleson & Adell Hiddleson
Brand 10
Walter West
Charles J. F. Stahr & Beartha
Stahr
Charles J. F. Stahr
Charles J. F. Stahr & Bertha Stahr 16
Charles J. F. Stahr & Bertha Stahr 17
Thomas J. & Catherine Bigley 18
Gottlieb Schleiger 19
Myron L. & Emma J. Singer
John F. West
George E. West
Rudolph & Gertrude M. Liebsack
Francis L. & Margaret Farlee
13
14
15
20
21
22
1
2
LOT ~lPCK
4
7
8
151
151
151
152
152
152
152
152
152
152
152
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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2
3
4
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6
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8
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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u. P. Railroad 2nd $7.92
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6.62
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3.30
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3.30
3.30
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3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
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2.20
9.80
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7.06
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
3.30
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NAMS,;.
LOT BLOCK
2
Edward ~ Marie Klavon
John & Amelia Heimbuck
Jacob & Katie Liebsack
Ward H. & Sylvia Babcock
Louis Preisendorf
Alex & Marie Kehm
Conrad & Catherine Benner 9
Henry & Irene M. Hansen 10
Elmore Irene & La~rence Anderson 11
Nidgal D. & Na.oma~ Zachry 12
George Heimbuck 1
George A. & Kate Yost 2
Arthur L. & Edith M. stetson j
Nidgal D. & Naoma Zachry 4
Nidgal D. & Naoma Zachry 5
Helen C. & H. Ruth Lange b
William A. Gross
Anna Moeller
Katie Keihn
11
12
John Dietrich
John Pfenning
David Willman
Wendell E. & Alma Keller
Donald F. & Doris Gene Snyder
Herman G. & Katherine L. Loeffelbein
5
Soren R. & May L. Miller
6
7
8
9
13
14
John & Kate Kammerzell
HEji.TH Y Fu s s
Henry Fuss
Allyn W. & Charlotte S. Eaton
Louie C. & Hazel Helzer
Frank A. & Ella M. Musbach
William A. & Katie Davidson
3
4
5
6
2
2
2
7
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
7
8
j
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
1
2
3
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
2
ADDITION
It
Koehler Blace
It
11
It
II
11
It
It
11
It
fI
11
11
11
11
It
It
11
It
It
11
~
II
It
II
II
It
II
It
11
It
11
"
It
II
It
It
It
II
It
If
II
It
tl
Il
tI
11
11
II
It
II
It
II
It
It
n
It
"
Il
II
II
It
II
"
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AMOUNT
$3.30
3.30
5.53
8.51
8.51
5.53
3.30
3.30
4.50
6.10
6.10
4.50
3.30
3.30
5.55
8.55
5.25
2.25
2.20
j.80
8.55
5.55
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.55
8.55
5.25
2.25
2.25
5.25
8.51
5.53
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NAME
John Dietrich
Raymond D. & Angeline A. Rezac
George Liebsack
Carl J. & Ia.la L.Ode
1IPai1~~tK"fto:~;:~~.J,~"1'8;~~~Q~:,,~~uM~en
Henry Liebsack Jr. & Frieda
Liebsack
LOT BLOCK
Henry Stroh Jr. & Elizabeth Stroh 8
Raymond H. & Clara F. Kehm
Henry Liebsack
Lydia Becker
Frederick & Frieda Heldebrand
Frank J. & Glenrose Alexander
Henry & Katherine Kraning
Alva S. & Bertha Hurst
Thomas L. & Doris S. West
Dora S. & Vesta M. Falldorf
Jacob & Mary Dietrich
Robert F. & Lucille M. Riesland
10
11
12
13
14
1
Nellie A. Brase 6
Henry Dietrich Jr. & Bernice E.
Dietrich Wl/2 7
Alex H. & Leone E. Dietrich El/2 7
David Fuss 8
Anna Bushausen 9
Anna Bushausen 10
Nicholas Schnell 11
Nicholas Schneal 12
Minnie West
E 57 I
Gladys R. Skinner 13
Thomas L. & Doris S. West W92'
Daniel & Velma Williams
Henry Fuss Jr. & Ruth Fuss
S. M. & Cashmere Jannlewicz
14
14
Henry Liebsack Jr. & Frieda Liebsack
4
5
John Fuss
David H. & Freda Liebsack
Ruth Fuss, wile
6
7
ADDITION
II
Koehler Place
II
3
4
5
5
5
5
5
II
II
6
7
II
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
"
9
II
"
II
II
"
II
II
2
II
II
3
lj.
5
II
II
II
6
11
6
6
6
6
6
II
11
11
II
"
6
"
1
6
6
6
7
7
7
11
II
"
II
2
II
3
II
7
II
7
"
7
7
"
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
"
II
"
tl
II
II
tl
"
"
II
"
tl
II
11
II
II
"
"
11
II
"
"
"
II
"
" 1\
i'-; ~(,J
1 (~;
AMOUNT.
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.53
8.51
0.51
5.53
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.53
8.51
8.51
5.53
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.53
3.90
4.60
8.51
5.53
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.53
1.99
5.86
8.55
5.55
3.30
3.30
3.30
5.55
8.55
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NAMg;
Loui s B. Ke tchum
8
9
N 44~ 13
s 22 I 1:5
Chris Nelson
Marie Noodruff, wife
John & Kate Hofferber
Harry Peters
Carl Daniel Anderson & Martha C.
Anderson
Peggy Hullinger
Alexander Fuss
John & Elizabeth SChleicher
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14
2
8
8
8
8
3
5
6
~~~
Hans & Hazel Luth -8;'-00' of W 168 I 3
Earl C. & Marie B. Smith N5510f W183.31 4
Melvin E. & Lucyle M. Munrow
N55' of S 110'
Delmer C. & Ruth M. Powell S55'
Diedrich Husmann
Wl/2
Diedrich Husmann
Wl/2
"\iVl/2
Diedrlch Husmann
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
Henry Fuss Jr. & Ruth Fuss
JohnW. & Thelma Vanosdoll E135 '-SlOO' 12
City of Grand Island W301
Hans C. & Ida Priess SlOOI
City of Grand Island
Benjaman D. & Fern E. Wood W701 of S701 15
City of Grand Island
E 95'
Wayne & lfiella J. Highland
Lester B. & Rosebel McDonald
El02 I
W631
4
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
16
!
George & Mary Baper
E66'
Donald E. & Shirley J. Luther W66 I-E132 I 17
Anna Stacis Supanchick & Michael
Supenchick W33'
Anna Stacis Supanchick & Michael
Supanchick
City of Grand Island
17
17
18
A
7
7
7
7
7
ADDITION
"
<'
MI0UN T
II
Koefuler Place $5.25
"
2.25
1.50
.75
5.g5
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
1.95
4.55
4.55
1.95
"
II
11
K~eh~er Subdivison
"""'!r\~'
11
II
II
11
II
II
tI
11
'I
1/
1/
II
II
"
II
tl
"
II
"
II
tI
II
tI
Rosa & Ashton
Park
II
II
3.90
II
2.75
tI
2.75
2.75
8.25
8.25
8.25
28.25
8.25
8.25
12.7:9
6.75
"
It
tI
11
II
II
"
II
II
II
1.50
"
8.25
8.25
3.50
7.75
5.10
3.15
1.98
1.98
II
"
"
"
11
II
II
11
1.65
8.25
32.05
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(con't)
NAM.E
LOT BLOCK
Arthur A. & Martha A. Wilson
S 1/2 W 1/2
1
1
1
Etta Linnem'ann N 1/2-Wl/2
-Emma M. Deering N1/2-E1j2
Fred C. & Ethel M. Christensen
S 1/2-E 1/2
1
William A. & Sorena E. Leppin
W 1/2-Nl/2
2
Rose 8~ntz
N 1/2-E1/2
2
Herman & Minnie Kroeger
S 1/2-E 1/2
2
Elmer C. Linneman. E 1/21 1
H. W. Yockey &:wlfe Edivh.~~-W2
City 01' Grand Island E%;
Edward & Minnie Boeltz
S 50t '-w-~
3
4
4
5
Harvey W. & Edith L. Yockey
N 51.J:.. '-WJz.{'
2 2.
5
5
Herbert F. Mayer N 1/2-E 1/2
Cecil E. & Delma D. ~ahlman
S 1/2-E 1/2 5
John C. & Edith M. Anderson Wl/2 6
John C. & Edith M. Anderson El/2 6
Richard Amos House & Carolyn House 7
Walter & Ida Windolph Sl/2-W1/2 8
ijl!at~! toff, August F. Buechler Nl/2-Wl/2 & El/2 8
Walter ~ Ida Windolph Nl/2-W1/2
9
9
E~>t;.i:oX), A. F. Buechler 31/2-7\'1;2 & El/2
Myrtle Lorene & Herschel Morrison
W1/2-So"y2 10
;Est. .of A. F. Buechler N1/2- Wl/2 & El/2 10
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Sl/2-E270'
11
David U. & Ruth E. Roush
E148.5'-W297, 11
Coda Ellen Mason & wife
Wl/2-Nl/2-E270' 11
Emma Highland Spry
El/2-Nl/2-E270' 11
Clinton G. & Elva E. Underwood
Nl/2-W 148.5' 11
1-(
McKinley C. Brown & Emma .~. Brown
Sl/2-W148.5' 11
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AMOUNT
Vantines
$1.93
4.40
6.95
II
"
II
4.46
"
l.10
3.62
II
11
2.52
5.05
I.IO
~.J2$
II
11
"
4.40
~
1.93
4.46
II
II
6.95
5.05
5.05
II
II
II
10.10
2.53
It
II
7.58
2.53
If
II
9.62
"
6.44
15.13
.ff
10. 66
II
15.~3
II
b.u2
I'
8.02
II
5.90
II
2.23
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NAME
Henrietta Baer
E270 '
LOT BLOCK ADDITIOR AiliIOtJr
--
12 Vantine's $6.6~
12 If 13.20
13 " 3.80
13 II 13.20
David U. & Ruth E. Roush El/2-W297,
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Nitzel & Co. Elj2
E11ia A. & Ila Anderson
Elj2-Nlj2-W297 '
13
111#" .
13.30
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Francis T. & Doris K. Dowd
Pine Street to Sycamore Street
Section 22, Range 11, Township 9
22.52
Fr~ncis T. & Doris K. Dowd
Sou thed0'e of the SWJ'-SVJ,\-NW:!'
o 4 ~ 4
Section 22, Range 11, Township 9
Locust to Pine Street
17.57
L . E. Ray
W-297 '
14
14
14
Vantine's 7.18
L. E. Ray Wl/2-E 270'
Ernest J. & Marian A. Dahlke
F.6ll~;,-:Hti:gti(jtlHH:' E-135 ,
II
6.07
6.07
\I
I Milton H. & Sophie A. Ernst
N 62 '-w64' 7 1 Lakeview 3.g0
Lillian r< Conybeare N 62' 8 1 II 3.30
\.;T.
Arthu r R. & Lucy C. Kenyon N 62 ' 9 1 11 3.30
Catherine & John E. McHugh N 621 10 1 3.30
Mary F. & Sylvester T. Sco.tt & T. S. Maloney 11 1 fI 3.30
Henry Joehnck Jr. 5 5 Joehnckls 3.30
Henry Joehnck Jr. 6 5 II 3.30
Henry Joehnck Jr. 7 5 " 3.30
Henry Joehnck Jr. b 5 II 3.30
Henry Joehnck 1 8 " 3.30
Henry Joehnck 2 8 11 3.30
Henry Joehnck 3 8 " 5.28
I Henry Joehnck 4 8 " 7.92
Lester E. & IHnda Plymale 5 8 II 7.92
.
D. H. & Evelyn r< Iil\T e s 6 8 II 5.28
\I.
D. H. & Evelyn G. Meves 7 8 " 3.30
D. H. & Eve lyn G. Meves 8 8 " 3.30
D. H. .eves & wife 1 1 Meves' 1st 6.19
D. H. Meves & wife 2 1 II II 4.50
D. H. Meves & wife 3 1 II II 3.66
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LO~ l?LOCK
4 1
5 1
6 1
7 1
8 1
9 1
10 1
11 1
12 1
13 1
14 1
15 1
16 1
17 1
18 1
19 1
20 1
21 1
22 1
1 2
2 2
3 2
4 2
5 2
6 2
7 2
8 2
9 2
10 2
11 2
12 2
13 2
14 2
15 2
16 2
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & Wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. MeveE&wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & Wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
ADDITION
Meves' 1st
II II
" 11
tl II
II II
tI II
11 II
Il II
II II
11 II
Il II
" It
11 "
II II
11 tI
11 tI
fI II
II "
Il
'"'I
"
II
"
II
II
II
"
"
"
II
"
"
II
If
"
II
II
tI
II
II
II
II
II
!l
II
I'
II
II
11
It
"
"
II
o
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AMOUNT
$2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
3.66
4.50
6.19
6.19
4.50
3.66
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
3.66
4.50
6.19
6.87
4.75
3.58
2.95
2.95
2.95
2.95
3.58
4.75
6.87
6.19
4.50
3.66
2.70
2.70
2.70
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N A.TIJI~_.
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
~. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
Herbert L. & Aletha C. Runge
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
PlatteValley Development Co.
William R. & Jessie Overdorff
0]:11e 1A ~i 'Ma~;~~;,~
Bilia.;lj, H 1(..fI~if . .i.~.UIU.H'$~'D.
Platte Valley Developement Co.
Oscar E. & Thelma P. Loescher
LOT BLOC~_
17 2
18
19
20
21
10
Rolland Lovell Winter & Marian A.
Winter 11
Irvin G. & Marilyn A. Stolley
Stratton Construction co.
Platte Valley Construction Co.
Platte Valley Construction Co.
D. H. Meves & wife
Leslie M. & Edythe G. McQuiston
D. H. Meves & wife
Roy E. & Letha Nelson
12
13
14
15
16
17
l8
19
Russell W. & Margaret R. Carpenter 20
D. H. Meves & wife
Delmer D. & Dorothy M. Wilcox
Platte Valley DevelopementCo.
Paul E. & Irene C. Kaatz
D. H. Meves & Wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
21
22
23
24
25
26
1
2
2
2
2
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
AfDITIQN
Meves 1st
II
II
rr
~
II
II
"
~
II
It
II
~
"
II
II
II
If
"
,
II
II
II
"
II
rr
"
"
II
II
II
"
II
II
"
"
II
II
~
"
If
II
II
II
"
>>
"
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
"
"
"
It
II
"
II
II
II
c~;
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AMOUNT
$2.70
2.70
3.66
4.50
6.19
6.25
L1-.47
3.28
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
4.35
4.31
4.22
2.98
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.63
4.81
6.81
7.45
3.00
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LOT BLOCK
D. H. Meves & wife
3
4
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H Meves & wife
O. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
3
4
5
6
VJ
8
9
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
Edward G. & Fern C. Bell
Eugene K. & Audrey R. Palmer
Fred H. & Esther Maxine Bos~lman
10
D. H. Meves & wife
1
D. H. Meves & wife
2
D. H. Meves & wife
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
D. H. Meves & wife
D. H. Meves & wife
RQb.rt,W"2&Irene'~Sig ler
Platte Valley Developmment Co.
Platte Valley Developement Co.
Harold W. & Mary E. Cuckler
D. H. Meves & Wife
10
John A. & Emorfia Poulos
5
6
7
8
Fred Hald
Gertrude M. Gaddis W 56'-'60'
Bertha Mae & Elmer Sp~der N 66'
Anna & He len Shipman S 66' 8
Henry Fuss & Ruth Fuss S204.3'-W160'
Lawrence H. H~mann & Evelyn G. Herrman
N 75 '-w160'
Calvin Henry Fuss & Margaret Elaine Fuss
E 55'-W215'
A. C. Christensen
E 151.6'
5
6
7
4
4
4
4
4
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
92
92
92
92.-
92
2
ADDITION
Meves 1st
" II
II
It
"
"
"
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
"
"
,t
"
ii
"
II
II
"
11
"
"
"
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
Original Town
II
II "
II
" II
Koehler Sub.
2
2
2
II "
"
"
Total
II
"
II
"
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A1VIOQ.N
$3.00
3.00
5.00
7.00
6.15
16.80
1. 95
3.90
3.00
3.00
1.05
3.00
3.00
3.00
6.72
4.40
4.18
4.40
/:6 ~;~l2
76.72
4.40
4.18
4.40
6.72
3.30
3.30
3.30
.99
2.31
11.86
10. 10
2.75
7.53
$3070.10
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Hespectfully subrnitted this 16th day of February
,1949.
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Th.:::r.::: b.:::ing no prot~stors, on motion of harris, s.:::cond~d by
Campb.:::ll, R.:::solution was adopt.:::d.
Roll call ballot, all voting y.:::s.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned
as a board of gqualization.
Feb. 16, 1949.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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February 16, lq49.
Council met in regular session, "his Honor," the Mayor, pre-
siding. All Councilmen present except Thomssen & Snygg.
Dr. Wm. McGrath, Dr. Earle Wilse & A. . B. Newell, addressed the
Council p:ertainine to the possibili ty of obtaining possession of
Lot 1, Block 18, Original Town for expansion of High School Courses.
Especially for vocational agriculture. After some discussion, on
motion of harris, seconded by Sander, the Mayor was authorized to
appoint a comraittee to confer with tile Board of ffiducation at 8:00
o'clock P. M., February 22, 1949.
Miss Pinder expressed the gratitude of the Orchestra members
for use of auditorium for rehearsals.
Herb Mayer made request of the Council to appoint a comrni ttee
of three to meet with a conrnittee grom the supervisors, ~. H. Lorenzen,
Sam Stobbe and H. T. McKee, along with a committee from the farmers
living on East Bismark as a fact finding committee pertaining to
repair and upkeep of Bismark Road. After some discussion, on motion
of Harris, seconded by Campbell, the Mayor was authorized to appoint
a committee for the purpose as outlined by Mr. Mayer.
Protests on Re-paving District #4, (Koenig Street from Locust
Street to Cleburn) signed by 28 out of a possible 31 property owners
wer.:; pres.:;nted. After disucssion, on motion of Harris, seconded by
Campbell, protests were sustained and district ordered dissolved.
Protests on Repaving District #2, (Fourth Street from Elm to
Eddy Street was read. Signatures by all but one property owner on
protest. On motion of harris, seconded by Wilson protest was sustained
and District #2 ordered dissolved.
Minutes of previous meetings, February 2 and 8 were read ane
approved.
Proposed resolution with reference to proclaim Oct. 11 of each
year "General Palaski' s Memorial Day was presented.
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On motion of Campbell, seconded by J..l.arris, was referred to
the Ordinance Committee.
Application of Richard Mils Seymour for work on the Fire De-
partmcmt was presented and referred to Fire Coromi ttee.
February 15, 1949.
In checking the marquee on the Ci ty Hall this noon, I find
where snow had thmved and leaked where seams ,"vere set together and
at the splices, it is falling on the s~dewalk and freezing which
makes it dangerous.
Also, the outside facing where it is spliced shows that it
is leaking on the sidewalk.
Adolph Voss,
Chief Building Inspector.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was referred to Adolph
Voss, Building Inspector to contact Shadelite Company at Ord, Nebraska.
Request from F. B. Rockvvell for installation of Parking Meters
on Second Street, between Walnut and Cedar Streets was presented.
After some discussion on motion of uarris, seconded by Campbell,
request was referred to Police Commi ttee to report b,ack.
On motion of Vogt, seconded by Campbell, Police Committee was
authorized to purchase seven Parking Meters.
Bond of Jade Cole Sign Company was presented. On motion of
harris, seconded by Sander, was approved.
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WHEREAS, the County of Hall is the owner of a building situated
on West Second Street, which said building is located just beyond
the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and is
situated on the Northwest Quarter (NWi) of Section Twenty (20),
Township Eleven (11), North Range Nine (9), in Hall County, Nebraska,
and
vVHEREAS, said building is occupied and used by the Highway Depart-
ment of said County and the Board of Supervisors of the County of Hall
have requested the City of Grand Island to furnish fire protection
for said building and its contents at all times and to the same extent
as if said building were located within the corporate limits of said
City.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE IvlAYOR AND COUNCIL oi' the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the request of the County Board of
Supervisors be granted; that fire protection for said building herein
described be provided at all times and to the same extent as if said
building were located within the corporate limits of the City of
~rand Island.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the County
Board of Supervisors and to the Chief of the Fire Department of the
City of Grand Island, a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of February, 1949.
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On motion of Walksr, ssconded by Harris, was adopted.
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WHEREAS, the amount of money appropriated for the fiscal year
of 1948-1949 for the Paving Fund has been expended and there is not
sufficient money in this account with which to pay the claims due
against said account, and
WHEREAS, there is sufficient money in the Street Sinking Fund
so that the sum of ~~5,000.00 can safely be transferred to the Paving
Fund so that such claims may be paid.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $5,000.00 be
transferred from the Street Sinking Fund to the Paving Fund; that
the transfer thereof be shown upon the records of the City Clerk and
City Treasurer; that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed
and authorized to transfer said amount to the said Paving Fund and
that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy
of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of February, 1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded byalmpbe11, Resolution Vilas adopted.
Bid of Millspaugh Bros. for garbage, based on #3 corn prices first
of each month and not subject to cancellation within 12 months of
starting dat':! was present':!d. On motion of Walk':!r, seconded by Campbell,
was referred to Sanitation Committee.
Walker stated the Plumbers Code Conuni ttee meeting for Saturday
P. M. (Feb. 19) and wished all Councilmen, who could, to attend.
Discussion on allowance of $50.00 per month for 3 months to one
of the lessee's on large hanger.
Wilson requested Council vote as to wheth'3r or not the r<;;ntal
should be adjusted at the rate of $50.00 per month. Further discussion.
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Motion by viilson, seconded by i;)under, that lease agreement
remain as is. Carried.
~ention was made of the parcel of ground owned by the Ci iy at
intersection of Anna & Locust Streets. On motion of harris, seconded
by Sander, was referred to Engineer for staking etc.
Mayor mentioned compla.ints p-3rtaining to trucks parking in
the alleys. After some discusslon, on motion of .l.l.arris, secord ed
by Campbell, that a meeting \'ii th truckers and truck terminal opera tors
be arranged, Council as a Committee. Carried.
Mayor appointed Sander, Harris and Campbell as a Committee
to meet with Board of Education at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Feb. 22, 1949.
Ordinance #2274, ASS'3ssment on Grc;.v'31 District #22, v\las r'3gular-
ly pass'3d by the Council and signed by the .l\ilayor.
Moved by harris, secondsd by 8ampb'311, that the ordinance b<::
plac<::d on its first r<::ading at l'.:lngth. Holl call ballot, ~iH-g.~-a;y-e~
voting aye, Harris, Sander, WaU;:'3r, '-'ampbell, Wilson and Vogt. Voting
nay, none. ThoIJlSS~n and Snygg absent. The ordinanc'3 was read at length
and passed its first r<::ading.
Mov<::d by Harris, second<::d by Vdlson, that th"; rules be suspsnded
and ths ordinanc<:: bs plac<::d on its final passage mId finally pass<::d.
Roll ball ballot, voting aye, Carnpbel1, harris, SandsI', Walker, \Nilson
and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Thomssen and Snygg absent. The ordinanc<::
was finally passed by the Council and sign<::d by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2275, Creating'" aving District #116, was r<::gularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Mov<::d by HarriS, seconded by Vogt, that the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at 1 <::ngth . Roll call ballot, voting aye, Harris,
Sand~r, Walker, Campbell, Vdlson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Thomss'8n,
and Snygg absent. TIle ordinanc~ was read at length and passed its
first reading.
Mov<::d by Harris, s'8cond~d by Wilson, that tile rul~s b<:: suspend~d
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally pass<::d.
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Roll call ballot, voting aye, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Wilson
and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Thomssen and bnygg absent. The oridnance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the ~ayor.
Claims were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris
were allowed. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
On m8tion of ~ander, Council adjourned to 8:00 o'clock P. M.,
February 23, 1949.
F. S. White,
City vlerk.
February 16, 1949.
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February 23, 1949.
Council met as per adjournment of February 16, 1949, "His Honor,"
the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present except Walker.
Meeting called for the purpose of discussing truck parking in
the alleys for unloading.
Truck operators present, The Donald Co., Nielsen Petersen,
Sullivan, Intsrstate, McKibben, United Freight, Vanosdall, Fairmont
Foods, Nash Finch, Johnson Agent C. B. & Q . Railroad Company, Brown
Frui t Company, Ulry Talbert, Red Rooster and City Truc};:s.
Mayor read Ordinance on Parking in Al12Ys (not easy to enforce.)
The concensus of opinion was that most of the blocking of alleys
trouble was from the local trucks and cars being parked at tile rear
of the owners pla.ce of business. Mayor suggested the Police Commi ttee
formulate a poliCY to try to keep everybody in line. have a committee of
business men and truckers to work with.
Engineer Harrison was appointed on the Committee previously
appointed to meet with Co~nittee from County Supervisors and Farmers
on Bismark Road improvement. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,
was approved.
Mayor reported Taxi rate hearing at the Court House to be held
February 24, 1949.
On motion of harris, seconded by uander, that the City Clerk
notify Mr. Grimminger, tilat tile Council will take action pertaining
to .condemnation of land ovvned by F'al1dorf at Intersection of Blain
and Louise btreet. Carried.
Sander reported meeting wi th the Board of Education on use of
School Buildings for voting purposes and Lot 1, Fr. Block 12 O. T. and
its compliments to be used by schools and final report to be made later.
On motion of Sander, Council adjourned.
Feb. 2;-1949.
Ray L. HarrisOn,
Acting Clerk.
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March 2, 1949.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor, pre-
siding. All Councilmen present.
John McCarthy and Victor Ashley presented the program of the
Recreation Departm:mt for this summs:r and made request for approp-
riation of $4553.00 plus $522.00 each for two additional playgrounds.
After some discussion, on motion of harris, secor~ed by~lson,
that request b'3 granted vdth one additional play ground at Howard
School, $5077.00.
Mr. Magdanz, Chairman of ~rrigation Committee of Qlamber of
Comm~rce, made request for $3000.00 contribution to Mid-State 1rri-
grition Project.
After discussion (after recess) motion by Cmapbell, secollded
by Walker, that $1,500.00 be appropriated for the use of Mid State
providing monthly reports were made regularly and were satisfactory.
M. W. Ashton presented his claim for $1237.23 for installation
of Sewer System, (Leeching Field etc.) on his property at Locust
Street and Stolley P;;.rk Road. After some discussion (after recess)
motion by Campbell, s"}conded by Snygg, claim was held over.
Joe Robertson 1623 East 7th Street, made request for some
assistance in filling street in front of his place. On motin of
Harris was referred to Street & Alley Conwittee.
Mr. Grirnmineer addressed the Council pertaining to Falldorf
land cond<ernna tion. After sorn<e di scusston, it was decided that lvlr.
Grirnming<er contact Mr. Beltz<er with reference to buying a strip of
ground in front of th<eir lots for the purpose of wid<ening Louise Street.
Bids on Airport property were r<ead as follows:
Platte Vall ~y Construction Company
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C. S. lViitch~ll
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Dcmald Moor e
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$225.00 was a.ccepted, performance bond to be furnished and checks
of unsuccessful bidders be returned.
Mr. Kunze from School ~istrict #7, made request from the
Council for $896.00 to be paid for school children living on Airbase,
who attend District #7. Discussion (after recess) motion by Wilson,
seconded by Sander, that the city appropriate $600.00 to School District
#7, for the present school year. Roll call ballot, each COuncilman
voting yes.
Thornssen stated plans and sp'?cifications of Black & Veatch
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Thomssen, seconded by .l....arris, were referred to C. VI. Burdick, E.'ngineer
harrison, Alex Kehm and Kinnison~ ~~
Walker reported Harry Anderson was owing the City over $700.00
for garbage purchased during th e mon ths of Octo ber, November and
December. On motion of Walker, seconded by Thomssen, was referred
to Attorney Holmberg for collection.
Wilson mentioned that Noel Lawrence, Principal of High fuhool
had requested that p'3rmission given for ths use of Hangar #3 to be
used for Basket Ball, on account of the Hangar now used was too
large and heating and lighting bills would be cut dovvn. After some
discussion was held over for further thought and consideration.
Campbell m:;;ntioned the Chamber of Commerce des:Lred the Council
to mal{e contribution of $100.00. No action taken.
Campbell msntioned that memb'?rs of the Council llad been requested
to meet with a group of Farmers at the Saddle Club on March 4, with
reference to cleaning out Wood Riv'?r Channel.
Wilson mentioned a claim of $40.00 for repair to snow plow
caused by the usage gi V8n same by th<.; Ross Flying Service. He was
instructed to present claim to Ross Flying ServLce for payment.
Vogt mentioned that the parking in alley situation had been
relieved considerably.
Notice from W. A. Zeiner, Deputy Sheriff, city purc.hased Fr.
Lot 4, Block 4, Evans Addition for $15.00.
Letter from Joseph Freeling 1234 Broadway, New iork 1, pgrtaining
to water as a cause for infantile paralysis vms r<.;;Ld and placed on file.
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Claim of Black & Veatch $10,927.31 was presented and h~ld over.
Letter from County Clerk thanking the Mayor and C0uncil for the
action taken wi th r'3fer'3nce to fire protection on county shed was
read. On motion of ....arris, seconded by Campbell Vias received and
placed on file.
Report of Sanitation Department for month of February was pre-
sented and placed on file.
Protest on First Street he-paving was presented. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Campbell, was approved and ordinance ordered
repealed.
Claim of $4.00, Dr. Watson bill for treating Slsie Bellfield
for injury received in a fall presumably before Army S tore on North
Locust Street was turned down by employers Group (Ins Co. of Omaha)
stating the fall was in front of the old &npress Theatre. On motion
of .l:1arris, seconded by Sander, was referred back to the city Attortley
to contact Mr. VVm. Youngclaus ovmer of the Empress Theatre.
Application of Culvin Bartholomew and Marvin C. Coonts for
employment on Fire Department were presented and referred to Fire C0rnmi ttee.
Request of L. J. Caloud for Gravel Tax $4.79 on Lot 87, West
Lavm purchased from tho:; City be paid by the city was refo:;rred to
Ci ty Attorn ey.
L<:!ase Union Pacific to Airbase was ordered signed by the Mayor.
(Previously signo:;d by Yresident of the Council.)
Proposed lease Lovering Construction COmpany, Inc. and Henry
Carlson Company on Building identified as T-803 for $501.70 for one
year was presented. On motion of Wilson, secondo:;d by Sander was
approved.
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WHEREAS, on the 15th day of September 1948, the Mayor and Council
of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved Ordinance No. 2247
levying special assessments to pay for the construction of the main in
Water Main District No. 116, and
WHEREAS, Ernest Lueth was assessed the sum of $75.06 for the
property abutting said water main district aescribedlhas:
No. 69,5' of So. 119.5', Block 3, Koehler's Subdivision, and
WHEREAS, a portion of the real estate herein described had
previously been condemned and appropriated by the City of Grand Island
for street purposes and the amount of said assessment and the property
described and the name of the person to be taxed as owner thereof,
should have been as follows:
Hans & Hazel Lueth No. 20' of So. 70', Block 3, Koehler's Subdivision
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NQW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the
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Ci'ty of Grand Island, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby
ordered and authorized to change and correct his tax records in
accordance with the provisions of this Resolution; that the amount of
1:;he special tax as provided for herein, be, collected and enforced as
in the case of'other special assessments and that the amount of said
special assessment be a lien on the property herein described as of
September 15th, 1948.
BE IT FURTflliR RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 2nd day of
March
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Lare :F'.Camphel]
R.E.Snygg.
Water, Light & Ice Committee
On motion of Campb~ll, s~cond~d by Snygg, was adopted.
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WHEREAS, on the 19th day of February 1949, there was a surplus
of money in the Bond Fund in the sum of $17,006.76 after the payment
of certain bonds and interest as provided for by the annual
appropriation ordinance for the year of 1948-1949, and money in said
fund can be used only for the payment of the citys bonded indebtness
and interest, and
WHEREAS, on the said 19th day of February 1949, certain out-
standing bonds could be called and paid and on said date the City
Treasurer called and paid 16 bonds, each in the sum of $1,000,
described as Refunding Bonds of 1940, Bonds No. 7)1 to 3)' , inclusive,
totalling $16,000 and paid the interest due thereon in the sum of
$60 . 67 .
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the action of the City Treasurer
paying said bonds and the interest due thereon, be, and the same is
hereby ratified, approved and confirmed.
BE IT FUHTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 2nd
day of March
,1949.
R.E.Snygg.
Raymond K.Vogt.
John Sander.
Finance Committee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by bmlder, was adopted.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomsssn, ths lVl.ayor was
authorizsd to appoint 2 psrsons to rsprsssnt Ci ty at road aid hsaring,
in Lincoln, March 4, 1949.
On motion of .I....arris, sscondsd by Sandsr, auction sale of thrse
housss on Elk's Block be held and date set by Committee and Auctione<::r.
Ordinancs #2276, repealing Ordinances Nos. 2266, 2267 & 2268,
Re-paving Districts .l.'los. 2-3 & 4, was regularly pass<::d by the C oU!lcil
and signed by the Mayor.
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Movsd by Harris, sscond9d by Sandsr, that ths ordinancs bs
placsd on its first rsading at lsngth. Roll call ballot, voting
ays, Thomsssn, liarris, SandsI', Walker, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and
Vogt. Voting nay, nOllS. The ordimmce was read at length and
passed its first rsading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Sander, that the rules be suspendsd
and ths ordinance bs placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thornssen, harris, Sander, Walker,
Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
was finally passed by th'3 Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinanc'3 #2277, pertaining to burial vaults to ~ used in
cemetery, was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the ~ayor.
Moved by Sander, seconded by Harris, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walk0r, Campbell, Snygg, v-ilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance \vas read at 19n9th and passed its
first reading.
Moved by Sandsr, seconded by.Harris, that the rulss be suspsnded
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally paas9d.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, ;_. arris, SafuJder, VVr1Ik~r,
Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting n?y, none. The ordinance
vms finally pass'3d by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2278, sals of 39.2 acres of' ground to H. v,. Ullstrom,
was rsgularly pass'3d by th.:; Council and signsd by ths l,.ayor.
Moved by Harris, second'3d by vhlson, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at 19n9th. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomss9n, Harris, Sand.:;r, Walksr, Campbsll, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at lsngth and passed its
first reading.
Movsd by Harris, secondedcby Wilson, that the rulss be susp'?nded
and the ordinance be placed on its final passags and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, harris, Sander, Walk'?r, Campbell,
Snygg, Wilson ili~d Vogt. Voting any, none.. Th~ ordinanc~ was finally
pass'?d by the Council ffi1d signed by the Mayor.
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Claims against th~ city \v~r~ pr~s~nt~d. On motion of Harris,
s~cond~d by ThomssBn, were approved. Roll call ballot, each voting
aye.
On motion of Harris, s~cond~d by Sander, Council adjourned.
. March 2, 1949.
F. s. V.hite,
City Clerk.
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Lighting
Hydrant Renta.1
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfer
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Ligh t Fund
S eVlrer Di s tri c t
Paving Fund
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXP&~DITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO MAR. 3, 1949.
APPROPRIATIONS
$4, 000.. go
17,500.00
37,515.26
16,800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,2.81.14-
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
581,341.00
152 200~00
596,541.00
RECEIPTS &
TRAN SFERS
10,200.00
5,000.00
15,200.00
EXPENDED
8,762.LI-3
22,482.89
7,911.62
25,717.88
5,067.24
10,061.13
33,923.39
2,909.96
35,151.13
23,896.61
26,653.52
74,051.99
11,4,15.63
44,872.59
2,213.99
15,714.89
1,300.00
352,106.89
20,495.40
148,710.25
360,504.53
12,004.02
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$945,508.73
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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$4,000.00
8,737.57
15,032.37
8,888.38
24,282.12
5,032.76
8,198.87
11,357.75
3,590.04
13,841.05
9,103.39
11,500.00
6,000.00
12,560.83
31,223.01
19,584.37
34,967.41
8,634.08
4,200.11
3,700.00
244,434.11
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March 16, 1 91/-9 .
Council met in regular session, "His hOllar," the Mayor, presiding.
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There be:Lng a delegation from the Third Ward present, the
petition, bearing 416 names for beautifying Ryder Park grounds was
read. Discussion as to just what sports or games would not be ob-
jectionable to the petitioners. Final agreement being to permit
Tennis, Horse-shoe and croquet grounds. On motion of [) ander, seconded
by Campbell, that Pa,rk Committee be instructed to start at once in
preparation of g r und for sowing seed and setting out trees and
shrubbery.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
l'vlarch 11, 191t9
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Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tl em en :
We, your Sewer Committee, bo;g to recommend th8 approval of
the attached plans and specifications covering addi tions to and
alterations in the existing municipal sewage treatment plant at
Grand Island, Nebraska, together \'vith the engineer's estimate on
the cost of the work which is ~p320, 535.00.
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We ~lrther recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to
advertis'3 for bids for th'3 above additions and alt,,;rations, bids to
b'3 receiv'3d up to 8:00 P.M., April 20, 1949. 8ach bid shall b8
accompcmied by certified check on a solvent N'3braska bank in an amount
not l'3sS than fiv'3 percent (5%) of the amount of the bid.
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On motlon of TJlOmSSen, secona,ea by h~rriS, r~l1ort VI':l3 tlDRrovedf' '~h
W~~J~'1~~ A<-~t JII.-yfY.~Yi.- ~),O'/~
Grand Island, Nebr.
March 11, 1949.
Bonarabl'3 Mayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gen tl em'3n:
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VV'3, your Water and Light Committee, b'3g ,to r'3COnW18nd the
acc'3ptanc~ of the attached plans and spscifications and ~stimate
cov8ring the erection of one 95,000 pound p9r hour Babcock and
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Wilcox b6iler, super heater, water walls, air he~ter, soot blowers,
induced draft fan iind forced draft fan, togsther with furnishing
and erecting of a complet8 insulated setting for the;; above boiler.
The;; .c.ngineerts e;;stimate is $87,500.00.
VJe further recommend that the City Clerk b'3 instruct'3d to
advertise for bids for th'3 above work and material, bids to be re-
ceived up to 8:00 ~. M., April 20, 1949, and to be accnmpanied by a
certifi,ed che;;ck on any solvent Nebraska bank in the amount of, which
shall be not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of the bid.
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Wat'9r-&'-E"ight'-coiIiTIiitt:; e
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Snygg, report was approved.
Peti tion for street light at gddy & Oklahoma was presented.
On motion of Campbell was referred to Ligh t Commi ttee and Burdick.
Request of gdna Carney for permission to move licenses for
beer and liquor from 2220 West Second Street to 308-10 North Walnut
was pressnted and referred to License Comilli tt'3e.
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Be IT RESOLVgD BY THg MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THtf.; CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, that the application of Edna Carney, requssting that
she bs permi tted to move her license to sell beer at !lOff Sale" and
"On Sale" and Liquor in package only from 2220 Vi: est 2nd Street to
308-10 North Walnut, in the \.;ity of Grand Island, bs and the same
is hereby approved.
BE IT FURTHffi RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to ~he
Nebraska Liquor Commission, a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitt'3d this 16tll day of March, 1949.
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On motion of Sander, s'3conded by Snygg, was adopted.
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~'HEREAS, on the 1st day of August, 1948, the Cl ty of
Grand Island assumed operation of the parking lot situated on
the North one-half (N!), Block Fifty-seven (57), Original Town,
belonging to the City of Grand Island, and in addition to the
operation of this parking lot the City has established thereon
an oil station for the purpose of furnishing gasoline and oil
to city o~~ed and operated cars and ~ucks, and
WHEREAS, from the operation of this parking lot and gasoline
station business the sum of $5010.14 has been realized, which sum
is now in the hands of the City Treasurer and no warrants have
been drawn or charged against said funds for the operation of said
busin es s, and
WHEREAS, all claims for the purchase of equipment, merchandise,
salaries, repairs and maintenance, totalling $4239.57 have been
paid out of the Police Fund and the amount thereof should be
credited to the Police Fund from receipts from the Parking Lot.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the sum of $4239.57 be transferred from the receipts from
the Pa.rking Lot to the Police Fund and that the City Clerk be
authorized to make such transfer to the Police Fund and that a
Certified copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the City Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted this 16th day of March, 1949.
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On motion of Snygg, seconded by Vogt, Resolution was adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
March 14, 1949.
Honora bl e ilia yor and Ci ty Council,
Grand 1 sland~ N e brasl(a.
G <;;n tl <;m en :
Th<; following is the Ci ty iJngin<;er's Estimate for the con-
struction of Water Main District No. 122, which district is to be
built in Krus~ ~venue from Cottage Street to Capital Avenue.
Approx. 788 line ft. 6" cast iron wat<;;r main in nlace *ith
all fittings @ $2.95 per ft. $2324.60
R'3sp~ctfully snbrni tted,
Ray L. liarrison,
Ci ty ....ngin<;er
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Snygg, was approved.
Grand I sland, Nebraska.
March 14, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G <;n tl emen:
The following is the City Engineer's Estimate for the con-
struction of Water J.ll.ain District .l.'~o. 123, which district is to be
buil t in Rains Addi ti on.
Approx. 1502 line ft. 6" cast iron wat<;;r main in place with
all fittings @ $2.95 p<;r ft. $4,430.90.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
CitY"ngineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Snygg, was approved.
Proposed leas<; by and betvi<;en the Ci ty of Grand I sland and
E. R. Schuff, L. E. Schuff and H. A. Schuff for building T-l.33 at
Airbase for $815.90 annually for ly<;ar from April 1, 1949 was
pr<;sented. Onm:)t1on of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was approved
and Mayor authorized to sign.
Bonds were presented as follows: Floyd S. McCullough, Electric
and John Clauss<;n and Sons, Housernovers. On motion ofThoms~3en,
seconded by Harris, were approved.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, April 11th was S<:lt
for hearing date on Beer and Liquor applications.
Discussion on r<:l-instatement of Kenneth K<;hm as to seniori ty.
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Motion by Thomss~n, s<:;cond~d by Campbsll, that l\.snnsth .i:~shm be
rs-instatsd a.s to s~niority. Voting yes, Campbell, Thomssen and
Vogt. Voting no, WaHcsr, Harris, Wiilson, Sandsr and Snygg.
Walker stated no monthly reports had been rsceived from
Kinnison, for sometime, on eating and drinking places.
Harris mentioned the closing of gddy St,reet for underpass
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construction would necessitate detouring of traffic and suggested
a blinker traffic light be placed at Fourth & Slm. On motion of
Campbell, seconded by harris, was referred to C. VV. Burdick and
Chief of Police.
After some discussion p~rtaining to Armory and location, motion
by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that City donate ground for the
purpose of building an armory.
Wilson mentioned that Clarencs Cates wished to lease 7 acrss
of land on Airbase for 2 years at $7.00 p~r acre per year for the
purpose of growing clover.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, that request bs granted
I and loas, agr,ement be enter,d into. Carri,d.
Report was made on sale of houses in Block 89, Original Town,
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as follows: House #1 to Painter Bros., $1130.00, House #2, l"red
Loeschsr $720.00, House #3 to Delbert Force $360.00, fencs to E. Rickert
$11.00, ramp to Painter Bros $85.00, furnaces belonging to G. I.
School District #2, one furnace to Painter Bros $300.00, ons furnacs
to €rnest Lindgren $305.00, miscellaneous items belonging to Hall
County Welfare $32.25 cash.
On motion of Sander, seconded by harris, sale of houses was
confirmed. (City to nay auctioneer and collsct from Hall County
Welfare and School District #2.)
Snygg mentioned several rsquests for bus stops on every corner.
Snygg mentioned that hs fsl t the "no lsft hand turn" signs had
bssn up long enough now so that thsre should bs snforcsment. On motion
of Harris, secondsd by Snygg, Polics Coromi ttee was instructed to
notify police dspartme.nt to maks arrssts.
Motion by Snygg, ssconded by Wilson that Ball Park Grounds bs
taken into ths City. Roll call ballot, voting yes, Harris, Thomsssn,
Sandsr, Vogt, Wilson and Snygg. Voting no, V\alksr and Campbell.
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City Engineer presSlnted a plat showing the proposSld vddening
of Louise Street at Blaine. On motion of Harris, seconded by V, ilson
was approved by the Council, providing an agreement could be made
between the interSlsted parties. (Falldorf and Beltzer.)
Motion by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that Jerry Lee be hired
to manage the Swimming Pool for the sunWSlr of 1949, at the last years
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salary $200.00 per month. Qarried.
On motion of Campbell, secondSld by Harris, the Ice, WatSlr and )
Light DSlpartment was authorized to take a $lmO.OO IIlSlmbership in Chimber
of Commerce. Roll call ballot, carried unanimously.
Discussion on Gas Code proposed.
Grand I sl:md, Nebr.
March 16, 1949.
To the_Mayor:' and Ci ty Council,
Grand *sland, Nebr.
G en tl r::;m en :
Vie, the Building Code Committee, hereby suggest that a private
office be established for the Chief Building .Lnspector, and his
department suffici':;ntly manned to take care of tIle necessary duties
pertaining to the duties of such office, such as iSSUing of licenses,
construction work in progress, and aJ.J. building permits pertaining
to his office. His office to be held responsible for the issuance of
cards for the various iorking groups such as plumbers, electricians,
and gas installations, and furnace installations, and to see the
building code properly enforced. We further recoHlLilend that the Ci ty
Property Committee be lnstructed to find suitable office quarters
for this office in the Ci ty Hall.
Respectfully submi tted,
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BuildIng-Cade-Committee
Council ,agreed on a portion of report, but a difference of
opinion of s.etting Building Inspector up in another office other
than Engineer's office.
Motion by Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, that report be
approved. Roll call ballot, voting "yes", Walker, Campbell, Thomssen,
and Vogt. Voting "No", Harris, Wilson, Sander & Snygg. Vote being
a tie, the Mayor cast the deciding vote, "yes".
Ordinance #2278, conveying the South 648' of S~ of the N! of
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Twp 11, North Rang e 9, \~ est 6th P. M., approximately 39
acres, more or less, to Howard W. Ullstrom was regularly passed by
the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Moved by Harris, seconded by Wilson, that the ordinance be
placed on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Wilson, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
was finally passed by the Council an"dsigned by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2279, repealing Ordinance #2246 and creating Vva tel'
Main District #123 in Rains Addition was regularly passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Campbell, that the ordinance be
placed nn its first reading at length. Holl caJ.l ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Walker, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Campbell, that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance placed on its final passage and finally
passed. Roll cilll ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Walker,
Campbell, Snygg, ~iilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
wa.s finally passed by the Council and signec by the Mayor.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, request for street
light at Oklahoma & ~ddy Street was granted.
Claims against City were presented. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Sander, were allowed, except Claim of B~rt Ross. Roll
call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, claim of Bert Ross
was disa110v,~d.
On motion of Thomssen, Council adjourned,until rtTarch 30.
March 16, 1949
F. S. Whi t e,
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March .30, 1949.
Council met as per adjournmen t of lVlarch 16, 1949, Ih is funor,n
ths Mayor prssing. All Councilmen present except Vnlker, (Abssnt on
account of death of his Son-in law.)
Mr. ti':rion rsprssenting the Psters Metal Products Company,
a ffStop & GOff Traffic signal, showed and sxplained ths signal,
which has besn in production only since Juns of 19J}8. IHis h onor,ff
I' sques tsd tIlcl. t Mr. Cords bs con t~cted. lVlr. Cords can'? to th'? meeting
and made inspsction of the machine and rsport1ng that the machine,
in his estimation would not be satisfactory in Nebraska on account
of not bsing dust proof and the panels so open that in Viet cold
wsather same would frsszs. On motion of harris, sscondsd by funder,
was/rsferred to Strset iSc ".lley and Police Cornrnittess for furthsr
considsration. Price of machine $285.00.
Jack Clsary advised the Council that the sight proposed
(Block east of Pier Lot A Ross & ASI~~ditiOn)WaS satisfactory
to officials for Armory sight, wi th,".,"~'{ Henninger to be contacted.
Motion by Thomsssn, seconded by Harris tha t the COuncil go on
rscord favoring ths projsct and offering to donate ground for the
proposed armory. Carried.
Mr. Pettis presented proposed Ordinances governing the disposal!.,/'
plant construction and bond issue.
Chas. Gardner requested the Council to take a $50.00 advertise-
m",nt in Central Hebl'aska Gun Clut> State Meet Progrmn. On motion of
CJmpbsll, seconded by Thomsssn, rsquest was granted.
Snygg stated that being monc;y was donated for all other purposes
he fsl t there should b'3 some posi ti ve action taken toward getting
Band Uniforms. Aftsr soms discussion, it V'icl.S sta t,:;d there was a
move on by ths civic organizations to raise funds for uniforna.
Dssd to Hains Addi tion Lift S ta tion ground WetS men tion,:;d.
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Rains had stated his attorney was getting out tile deed.
11111'. Wilson made refersnce to Lov,:;ring Lease & Pir,:; .l.Jiability.
Discussion psrtaining to Barter:bach sign on Building on Lot .3,
Block 80, o. T.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, permission, Via.S granted
for the erection of the sign' boards providing a license bs obtClinsd.
Request from County Board for ground. space at Fe eimer's Ball
Park for the setting out of trees and shrubs was presented. (Grou~d
needed at this time about 1 acre) On mot ion of Harris, seconded by
Campbell, request vvas gr:mted.
A thank you letter from Nebraska Mid 0tate]\ ssociation was
r'3ad, pertaining to donation of $1,500.00, was receiv'::!d and pIeced
on file.
Hequ es t for S tr eet L igh t at Cedar Street & E; ta te Street, from
Fath':lr A. g. c..gging Vvas read and rsf':lrred to Light Committee.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, Ci ty .....ngin<3er was
instructc.::d to curb across Elm Strest on both 17th & E, tate Btrests
and so mark as closed street or dead end.
Request from Chas. Vac1avek for permission to transfer his
Liquor License from 107 8ast Third to 105 Bast Third was read and
followi~g resolution passed.
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BE IT Ii ESOLVED BY TH 8: MAYOR AN.c Crry COUNCIL OF THti' crey OF
GRAND ISLAND, that tile application of Charles Vaclavek, requesting
that he be permitted to move his lic':lnss to sell Liquor in the
package only from 107 8ast Third titreet to 105 t:.,ast ':hiI'd 8 treet in
the City of urand ..Lsland, Nebraska, be and th'9 same is hereby c:.pproved.
BE IT FUWCHSR H8:S0LVB::D that the Cit.y vl~rk forv\'ard to the
Nsbraska Liquor Cormnission, a certified copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 30th day of .lJ/J.nrch, 1949.
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On motion of lJander, seconded by harris, was passed.
Protest on the occupancy of 371 1~ Byc. Street by hyslop l"rod. Cb.
Presented. After some discussion on motion of C ampb~~11, second ed by
Wilson, C. V~. Burdick was authorized to serve vacation notice Irnmedmately.
On motion of I,;clmpbell, seconded by harri s, Claim of M h. .tl. sh ton
was referred to C. W. Burdick with pwoer to act.
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Renewal 10C1se of Byrnes Beverage COmpany for building T-832
was presented. (One year from May 1, 1949 to April 30, 1950, for
$2,325.00.) On motion of Vvilson, seconded by Sander, was approved
and Mayor authorized to sign.
Lease by and b"?tween City of Grand Island & Kevin P. .u.1oore
for Building T-832, 6 months, .lipril 1, to Sept 30, 194.9 was presented.
On notion of hilson, seconded by Sander, was approved and Mayor
authorized to sign.
Onrnotion of Thomssen, Council adjourned.
F. u Wh i t e ,
Ci ty Clerk.
March 30, 1949.
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April 6, 1949
Council m9t in r9gulCir session, n.l"is Honor," the Mayor, prssidtng.
All Councilmen present.
Meetings of previous me9tings read and approved.
Petition from Jose Ramirez ':It al for moving a hous.:;; from 4th
Street to Lot 41t, Hawthorne Place was pres'2nted along wi th snapshots
of the house. After som'2 discussion, was held over until Monday,
April 11.
Bids from Mc glroy Company and Duff Company for roof on l~orth
Side Fire Station W'2rs referred to City Propc;rty Committee and
C. 'VV. Burdick.
Requ'2st for opening the alley between California t: trest and
Locust Street from Anderson AV~lUS to Alter Avenue, was made.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, City Attorney was in-
structed to prSlparSl vrdinancSl condemning ground for the allSlY.
Bid on Water Main Districts Nos 122 & 123 as follows:
6" C. I. WatSlr Main Class B with all valves and specials completSl
@ $2.95 pc;r foot, by City Water Dc:;partment.
On motion of Carnpb'911, seconded by bnygg, bid was acc.:;;pted.
Grand Island, j" ebr.
April 6, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nc:;br.
Gentl em en :
As work progresses on the power plant construction contracts,
there arises from time to time incidental changes that must be made
in the original plans, vvhich in some cases involve addi tional exp"::nsSl
and credit items, At the presc:;nt time there is involved twelve or
fourteen change orders \lvhich involves a total addi tiOlwl eXp':mSSl,
after CI''3dits, of $759.63. Decisions on th'2se changes in most cases
can not be delayed. The gerlSlral contract in most cases covers the
method of Slstirnating the cost of these changes derived from the same
cost as arrived at for the orginal contract.
I should like to have your instructions as to how you desire
me to handle this extra ~ork.
At the present time, we havSl a proposed pump room wall re-
inforcement concr etSl bSlam, which WclS not shovvn in thSl original plan.
The estimated cost of this beam is $395.00.
I found it necessary to au thorize Changing the location of a
SSl1;ver manhole because of tSlchnical difficul ties in laying the 36"
condenser watc:;r line in thSl all~y b"3tween Front and ,F'ourth Street
at Kimball Avenue. This change could not have b"3en foreseen in the
original plan.
Yours truly,
C. W. Burdi ck, Commi s sian Slr .
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On motion of Campb"211, s~cond~d by Sand~r, that 11 alt~rations
on building be ref~rred to C. W. Burdick with pOT)~r to act.
Invitation from John Cl'3ary, 1st Lt. 134 lnfrmtry to the
....ayor and Council to attend a dance at Armory Building on Airbase
April 6th was I' ead. On motion of Thomssen, was r9ce:Lved and placed
on file.
Mayor & Council,
Grand Is'and, Nebraska.
On the 23rd day of October, 1947, Ordinance No. 2156 was Dassed
by the Mayor and Council in regard to the transfer of the ti tIe of
this lot to Mr. Caloud and on the 15th day of May, 1946, a Quit Claim
Deed for said lot was made and delivered to said purctlaser.
I do not find any representation on the part of the City that thts
gravel tax was not a lien on the property. it-was a matter o~ record
and Mr. Caloud could have learned of the existence of this lien had
he inquired. The Deed in this case reci tes that no >Abstract of Ti tIe
was to b~ furnished.
I do not find that a repr~sentation was ev~r made to Mr. Caloud
that this lot would be sold fr~e of this particular tax it~m and in
the absence of any proof that such a repr9sentation was mR.de, I v,ould
advis~ that no action be taken to repay the amount thereof or cancel
said tax.
Yours very truly,
CITY OF GRiillD ISLAND
Paul Holmberg, Attorney
On motion of ,uarris, seconded by Thomssen, opinion was accepted.
Advise from Nebraska Liquor ~ontrol that Henry Sche~l, 308 North
Wheeler Street was notified to app'3cr before th~ commission at 2:00
o'clock P. M., April 7th charged with sale of liquor to minors and
failur~ to observ~ in good faith the purpose of the Nebraska Liquor
Control Act, was presented. On notion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris,
was rec~iv~d and plac~d on file.
P~tition sign ed by John Harl~y and Ralph !i1arrall for p~rmission
to build curb sidewalk on east sid~ of V\jh~eler Avenue from alley betvve'.?n
15th & 16th Streets was presented. On [,lotion of Harris, second':ld by
Wilson, permission was gran ted.
Protest against the use of Lot 5, Block 6, K & D Addition for
used car lot was presented. (Signatures of 32 residents in that
locali ty.) On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Vogt, that City Attorney
notify Mr. Ray Gruber of protest filed.
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WHSREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to re
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extendinc to
May 31, 1950, the term of agreement providing for the collection and
disposal of garbage accunulated by th..e Railroad Company and removed
fromi ts trains at Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreem'il t being
identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company's C. D. No. 276l0-l-B; and
WHE:l1EAS, thre Council of the Ci ty of Grand I sland has said propos<::d
agrerement before it and has given it careful rreview and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said city
of Grand Island will be subs:;;rved by the acc:;;ptance of said agreem:;;nt;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COONCIL OF THE CITY OF GRAND
ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That th':? terms of the agreem.:mt submi tted by tIle Union Pacific
Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the samre are II rerre by, acc repted
in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is herreby authorized, empowered
and dir"3cted to execute said agr"3emrent on behalf of said City, and that
the City Clerk of said City is h"3reby authorized and dirrect"3d to attest
said agreement and to attach to each duplicate original of' said agree-
mnet a certified copy of tilis resolution.
On motion of ~Valk<:;r, seconded by Campb"3ll, Resolution was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
April 6, 191}9
Honorabl re Mayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand island, l\J ebr.
Th8 follOWing is the City ~ginrerer's "3stimate for th8 construction
of Paving District .i.~o. 113 and 115 combined, which District shall b8
that part of Tild8n Street from First Street to fEoenig @trreet.
Approx.
373 cu. yds. 6" COLcrete. slab
@ $17.00 p8r cu. yd.
400 cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd.
143 line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint
@ .25~ per line ft.
10 cu. yds. header base
@ $15.00 per cu. yd.
$6341.00
400.00
35.75
150.00
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Plans and specifications 0.1'''3 on file at the City Engineer's
offic8.
h8sp8ctfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Cl ty ~ngin 8'91'
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Report of C. B. Kinnison, Sanitation, was presented. On motion
of Walker, was received and placed on file.
Bonds of Henry Rasmussen, Auctioneer, G. H. lHettenbrink, Elec-
trician and Continuation Certificate of herman Meran Trailer & Cabin
Camp were presented. On ,'notion of Thomss:;;n, seconded by Vogt, Iii/ere
approved.
The Mayor suggested that a corami ttee of three be appointed to
supervise activities at Base Ball Field. After discussion, motion
by harris, seconded by Thomssen, Snygg Chairman, Vogt and Sander
along wi th American J..I egion N. I. L. and Independent Teams.
Harrison stated assessment would be ready on Gravel District #21.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, April 20th was date set for
Board of ~qualization.
Harrison advised the Council that the Highway l!"ngineer had made
request to have front of Hyslop Building removed for construction
of Eddy Street Underpass.
Harris stated School Board had made offer of $500.00 for Lot 1,
Block 11, O. T. They to receive Deed, subject to rm agreem':nt on use
of School buildings for voting purposes
April 2, 1949.
Honorable Ben J. Cunningham,
Mayor, City of Grand Island
Grand "'sland, Nebraska.
Dear Mr. Cunningham:
Representatives of this office were in Grand 1 sland a few days
ago and viswed the site which the City of Grand .L. sland proposes to
tran$fer to the State of Nebraska for mili tary purposes and wi th the
intention that th':l state shall construct an Armory thereon as soon
as circumstances will permit.
This is to officially advise the officials of the Ci ty of Grand
Island that the proposed site is considered ':lxcellent and to request
that the City Council tak':l the nec':lssarysteps to convey said premises
to the Military Department of the State of Nebraska in accordance with
the statutes of the State of Nebraska. TIle site proposed and r':lquested
is that ar':ltl bounded on the West by bouth Oak Street, on th':l North by
Ashton AV':lnue, on the East by South Vine Stre':lt and on the South by the
right-of-way of th':l CB&Q B':llt Line.
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We; wish for you to know that the; Military Dspartme;nt of the; btate
since;r8ly appre;ciate;s the; intere;st and coopsration of the; ci ty officials
from Grand Island in this instance; and we; believe it will be possible
to construct in the; not too far distant future a building which will b'?
a gr'?at ass'?t to th'? National Guard in Grand Island and the City of
Grand I slc::md.
rlesp ec tfully,
Guy N. Henninger
Brigadier G'?neral
The Adjutant Gene;ral
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Harris, City~torney was
instructe;d to contact Brig. Ge;n. He;nninger vvi th reference to deed to
ground for Armory purposes.
Offer from Harry Anderson to settle claim of $759.56 for garbage
for $253.18 was presented. After some discussion was held over until
me;eting of April 11, 1949.
Hequ'9st of Spelts Lumbe;r Company for permission to build four
room hous'9s on th'9ir ground at 608 ~ast 4th Stre;'9t for the purpose
of being sold and removed to permanent locations.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, request was granted.
Harris mentioned Mr. C. W. Burdick had stated he could get a
I fiv~-way signal and sugg~st~d that srune b~ placed at fiv~ points (State
and Broadwell) that the light at five points be placed at Second and
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.J ackson. Nil'. C. Vv. Burdick was instruc ted to investigate pric es.
Discussion on Ball Park charges. The Con~ittee to make
recommendations.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, to advertise for bids
for audit to be; opened April 20, 1949. All offices of City to be
audited.
Thomssen advised th8 Council that the Ice, WaV=Jr & Light Depart-
m~nt had '~xtended an invitation to the Mayor and Council, including
Mr. Walker, retiring Councilman, and thsir wives or ladies, to a
party in the Tropical Room April 26, 1949. (Acceptance; to be in by
Friday. )
Afte;r some discussion pe;rtaining to Louise Stre;e;t at Blaine,
on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, City A ttorney was instructe;d
to draw up an Ordinance of conde;mnation.
Annual re;port of C. W. Burdick was rece;ivc;d and place;d on file;.
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allow8d $5.00 per day.
Th8 Mayor requ8st8d Presid8nt Thomssen to preside.
Claims against City were pres~lted. On motion of harris, s8conded
by Vogt, W8re allowed. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye.
On motion of Campb8ll, Council adjourned.
F. S. Whit.g,
Ci ty Clerk.
April"€; 1949.
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm bewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police :F'und
Cemetery
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Li gh t Fund
Sewer district
Paving District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO iWRIL 6, 1949.
APPROPRIATIONS
$4,000.00
17,500.00
37,515.26
16,800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
581,341.00
19 ,A32. 27
600,780.57
RECEIPTS &
TRAN SYERS
EXP EN DED
10,569.93
24,227.42
9,268.4.6
30,767.09
5,724.55
11,078.71
37,875.11
2,916.24
39,365.83
26,648.55
14,.4..39.57
28,781.40
83,245.36
12,506.49
50,906.41
2,602.74
17,797.75
2,600.00
5,000.00
19,439.57
396;882.04
22,419.88
184,949.25
417,183.39
12,274.02
211690.09
~n, 085,398.67
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. VVhite,
City Clerk.
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$4,000.00
6,930.07
13,287.84
7,531.54
19,232.91
4,375.45
7 , 181 . 29
7,406.03
3,583.76
9,626.35
6,351.4.5
11,500.00
6,000.00
10,432.95
26,269.21
18,493.51
28,933.59
8,245.33
2,117.25
2,4.00.00
203,898.53
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Grand Island, Nebr.
April 11, 1949.
Council ffiSt as required by law to canvas the ballots cast at
Election of April 5, and took up other matters presented by persons
present.
"His Honor, II the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen pr,esent.
Protest signed by 15 residents of property owners in the vicinity
of Lot 45, Hawthorne Addi tion, against the gran ting of a permit being
issued to .Jose A. Ramirez to move a house to that location. Mr. Walker
fel t there should be no cause .cor action as stated in peti tion, but
he did feel that the house proposed to be moved did not meet with
the bUilding code.
Gran d I sIan d , N e br .
April 11, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand I sland, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
As requested, I have checked Mr. Jose A. Ramirez peti tion to
move a house onto Lot 44 hawthorne Place.
Mr. Virgil Potter ov,ner of the half block facing the above lot
said there were no pictures with the petition and he did not think
the house:; good enough to be moved across the street from his property.
I have s'?en the house at 514 t!:ast 4th that is in question and
it is in poor condition. It will take a lot of repairs to put it in
shape to live in.
I have checked
Owner
Isabel & Abundia Lopez
Jose A. Ramirez
the property o\vners and
Lots
40-41-42-43
44-46-47
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Addition
hawthorne Place
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The above have signed the peti tion
Virgil Potter
76-77-78-79-80-81-82-83
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Adolph Voss
Building Inspector
On motion of WaJker, seconded by Harris, action was deferred
for further discussion and also hearing.
Request of bdward D9Hard, 305 No. Ruby to build a double garage
18t x 30' on the lot line, he owning 2 lots, one garage to be located
on one side of lot line, and the other garage:; on the oppsi te side of
lot line, was made.
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p'?rmi t was gran t'?d.
Application of Franklin Duain'? Stahlneck'?r for ernploYU1'mt on
Fir'? Department was pr'?s'?nt'?d. On motion of ~'alker, was r'?f'?rr'?d to
Fire Cornmitt'?e.
April 11, 1949.
To th'? Mayor and Ci ty Council,
Grand Island, N'?braska.
G en tl '?In en:
We, the Sani ta tion Commi tt'?e, wish to advise.; the following
recommendation for acce.;ptance: That the offe.;r given the C0uncil by
Mr. Harry Anderson be not acce.;pt'?d, and that we make a compromise.;
off'?r of $500.00 for the amount due the City u.:mitation D'?partment,
and recomr,1e.;nd furth<;r that this be paid by April 21,1949, or same.; b'?
turned to th'? City Attorn'?y for colle.;ction.
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On motion of Walke.;r, second'?d by Thomss'?n, was approve.;d and
City Attorn'?y instruct'?d to so notify And'?rson.
Proposed lease by b.nd be.;twe'?n th'3 State of N '3braska and the
Ci ty of Grand Island for buildings at .airport T-lOll-1013-l0l7 for
Armory purposes was present'?d.
On motion of hilson, seconded by Sande.;r, was <.J..pproved and IVlayor
authorize.;d to sign.
Canvassof ballots was as follows: 64 mail ballots were counted
as by ward and not by p~ecincts.
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B. J. Cunningham
Stan1c;;y D. Long
Jamc;;s Wc;;nger
TI:2Q2ldr.~;r.
8:. H. Visregg
Qi.tY_Ql:2.r.k
F. S. White
.eQli.Q..~._J:JJ.g@
Wm. P. Mullen
A. C. Mayer
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F. J. Cho11ett'3
A. L. OV'3rturf
QQ.ll!l~il~Qn_4;tl1c
J. E. Harris
E. F. Noble
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L. B'. Camp b~ll
QQ1!Il.Q.ilg!~t.L2.ng
A. C. Thomss'3n
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Vim. McGrath
A. W. Jarr'911
Gc;;o. C. Smaha
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Block Eighteen Scaarf's Addition to West Lawn,having been sold to
the County at Sheritffs Sale. County now desires to sell same to the
City. On motion of Sander, second by Harris was referred to City Itt'y.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE N~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that licenses to sell alcoholic liquor
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and corporations hereinafter named at the address set opposite the
name of each licensee as follows:
LICENSEE
ADDRESS
Edna L. Carney
308-310 North Walnut Street
Henry Ii'. Scheel
(Whitehorse Tavern)
308 North VUleeler
Lawrence M. Sidwell &
Roland L. Winter
(Corner 'l'avern)
202 North Locust Street
Charle~ F. Vaclavek
(0 K Liquor. Store)
105 East Third Street
Elmer McIntosh
(Bud's fllavern)
106 West Fourth Street
Emil J. Vaclavek
(}J & H Liquor Store)
424 West Rourth Street
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Albert Hehnke
(Fine Liquors)
203 ~orth Locust Street
Irwin W. Snyder
(Sf1~delrt sGBar l ;L~
386 North Walnut Street
Samuel M. Houck Jr. &
Robert H. Snyder
(Blacks. Tavern)
323 West Third Street
William Sassen
(Sassen's Liquor Store)
Nick J8Jl1S0n
(Schuff's Liquor SID~re)
217 North Walnut Street
319 North Locust Street
Grand Island Liederkranz
401-03 West First Street
L. L. Fredrickson
(Island Bar)
103 North Locust Street
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 378
219-23 East Third Street
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American Legion Post :[\[0. 53
(Legionnaire Club)
315~ North Locust Street
lVIrs. VJilliam Wohl
(Wohl's Liquor)
515 ~ast Fourth Street
W. .T. Ne~'-lon & \rVm. J. Langdon
(Savoy ':Cavern)
Harry L. Rozell
(Koehler Tavern)
121-123 East Front Street
320 North Locust Street
Platt Duetsche Society
1315 West Anna
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LICENSEE ADDRESS
Veterans of B"oreign Wars, Hall County
Post 1347
(VFW Club Inc. 216 West Second Street
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205 Vvest First Street
m. G. Detweiler and Lona Detweiler
(star Super lVIarketQ
509 West Third Street
Fred Mehring
(Mehring's Beer & Liquor Market)
310 North Pine Street
Arthur H. Boehl and Marie C. Kranz
(Boehl and Kranz)
207 North Wheeler
BE rrr FUHTHER RESOLVED that the Ci ty Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 11th day of April, 1949.
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Janeral E . Har::ris.__
Ravmond K.Vogt
Ordinance, License and Bond
Commi ttee
On motion of Sand~r, s~cond~d by Harris, r~solution was adopt'2d.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE W~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the persons hereinafter named be, and the~
are hereby approved as managers for the licensees to whom licenses
have been issued to sell beer and alcoholic liquor by the Nebraska
Liquor Control Commission, as follows:
LICENSEE
MANAGER
Daniel-Beck Company
(Hotel Yancey)
Jere Carlson
Platt Duetsche Society
J. R. Lassen
B. P. O. Elks #604
R. E. 'rownsend
Grand Island Liederkranz
Harry Everet Page
Veterans of FDreign Wars,
Hall County Post 13~7
(VPW Club Inc.)
Gail F. Kir!q>aDi>:Lek
American Legion Post No. 53
(Legionnaire Club)
Fred E. Hatten
Fraternal Order of Eages
No. 378
Milton Kalskett
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this Resolution.
Respec~fully submitted this 11th day of April, 1949.
John Sander
Janeral E.Harris
Raymond K.Vogt.
Ordinance, License and Bond
Cormni ttee
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of John C. Schneider,
doing business under the trade name of Del Rio Cafe at the addness
known as 209 North Garfield, for a license to sell alcoholic liquor
by the package only be not granted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 11th day of April, 1949.
Jdlhn Sander
Janeral E.Harris.
Raymond K.Vogt.
Ordinance, License and
Bond Committee
On motion of Sand~r, s~condsd by Harris, vms adopted.
Ordinanc ~ #2280, cond~mning prop"2rty b"2longing to Falldorf, for
th~ purpose of opsning, extsnding and widening Louis~ Street at Blaine
Str eet was I' egularly pass~d by the Council and sit:n '3(1 hy th e .M byor.
Mov'3d by Harris, s~cond~d by l-Jander, that ttJ~ ordirw.nce be placed
on its fjrst rsading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomss~n,
Harris, Sand8r, Wal1'~"?r, Campb"?ll, onygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay,
non~. Ths ordir(c~nce was r"2ad at length Emd pass"2d i t:3 first reading.
Moved by Harrj_s, Sanonded by Sander, that th~ rulss be susp?ndsd
and ttl~ ordinance placed on its final passag~ and finally oassed.
Roll cnll ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, harris, Sand'~r, camPbsll,J<J~
Snygg, Wilson and Vagt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally
passed by th''? Council Fend sign'~d by the Ivlayor.
Orclinan c e .#;::281, cancI S'Iiining pri va t:; orap srty ill Block 2, Bs-tter
bomS's Sub-Division, and bstv.,s-sn Locust a.nd California from Alter to
Anderson Str'::st was r'?gularly passed by th,S' Council and signsd by ths
M:::i.yor.
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April 12, 1949.
Council m'2t to organize as by law required, "His Honor", th'2
Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present.
IlHis Honor," the Mayor administered the oath of office to
Arthur c. IVla.y'2r, Police Judge, 8mil H. Vic:r'2gg, City Teasurer,
Floyd S. Whit'2, City Clerk, also th'3 four C"uncilm''3n, Arthur C. Thomssen,
Janeral 8. Harris, L. F. Campb'2ll and Allen L. Overturf.
The Cl<.;rk th"3n administer'2d the oath of office to B. J. Cunningham,
Mayor.
IlHis Honor, n addressed th'3 Council cmd the r''.?tiri:ng Councilman,
8. L. Walker, stating that Mr. Walker, h".? thot, had b8'211 on'3 of the
best and most consciencious Councilman tll'2 City had eV'2r had.
In addressing the Council as to the coming Y'2ar he str'2ssed
co-op'2ration of th'3 diff'2r'3nt departm'2nts and IJ.lade suggestions as to
how it might be effect'2d, principally by having a co-ordinator.
Discussion by th".? diff".?r'3nt Councilm'3n opinions and ideas
expressed. Each and every Councilman stating that co-operation should
be 100% but most of them f'3lt that a co-ordinator would be looked upon
more as a stooge, and also that ther'3 could b'2 'worked out betw".?en the
differ".?nt commi tt".?".?men and their departments a feeling of co-operation
and secu:ri ty, that all instructions c,nd ord'srs should come from th e
committies to th<:: department head.
Th'3 official bonds wers presented as follows:
B. J. Cunningham, J. 8. Harris, Arthur C. Mayer, E. H. Vi'?r'2gg, and
F. S. Whits and continuation csrtific,its of Arthur C. Thomss'2n.
On motion of Thomss'2n, seconded by Harris, bonds were approved.
Snygg made inquiry us to fmlds to pay for labor and material
at Ball Park. (No positive action.)
On mo tion of Hluri s, s sconded by Sand'2r, that an add be run
requesting any perso1) knowing of an open pit or shaft in tb'2 City of
Grand Island to so notify Chisf of Police.
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Arthur Thomssen made a prese.;ntation spee.;ch of a gift from
the Mayor and Council to Mr. Walker.
L,=tter from Young Men for ProgresE3ive Gov,=rnm'::mt, p'?rtaininp,
to lack of insp"3ctions, both on Dairies and eatinp, Hnd drinking places.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, \vas rsferred to Kinnison.
Bid from Duff Company for gutter roof drain at north side
Fire Station of $120.00, in addition to previous bid for roof, was
rsad. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was rsferred to
City Property Con~ittee and C. W. Burdick.
Letter from C. ~. Beals pertaining to Firs School to be.; hald
here April 24-25-& 26 was read and filed.
After some discussion, on motion of Campbell, s"3conded by Thomssen,
Committee was directed to hire Roscee Fulton to prepare lunches
for Fire School.
Application of Hanny Lindemann for job as Assistant Inspector
was presented and referred to Building Comrni ttee.
On motion of Thomss,=n, Council adjourned.
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Council m8t as a Board of Equalization on Gravel District #21,
ltHis Honor, 11 the Mayor pr s:slding. All Councilmenpr8sen t exc 8pt Snygg.
R~SOLUTION
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF TID.!: CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND. NEBRASKA. sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof, that we find the total cost of the
construction of Gravel District No. 21 to be the total sum of $11, 194. 01 ;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said District
to be the total sum of $11,194.01 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcelsof land on said
district to be the sum set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
ADDITION
AMOUNT
$4.92
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University Place
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runke1
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
,Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
FlOyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Floyd H. & Viola I. Runkel
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mab~& E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggmner
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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3
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4.92
3.35
3.35
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2.78
2.78
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
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1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
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1.87
1.87
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1.87
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1.87
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NAME
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Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Mable E. Waggener
Bruce W. & Bernice I. Steele
Lou Stapleman
Bruce W. & Bernice I. Steele
Emma Caudill
Bruce W. & Bernice I. Steele
Carl W. & Bessie L. Alvis
Nelia Hoshaw
Carl W. & Bessie L. Alvis
Robert & Lizzie Rinke
Robert & Lizzie Rinke
Robert & Lizzie Rinke
Robert & Lizzie Rinke
Chester J. & Alice W. Moore
Chester J. & Alice W. Moore
Chester J. & Alice W. Moore
Chester J. & Alice W. Moore
Mabae E. Waggener
Dale R. & B10ria E. Eddy
Matle E. Waggener
Dale R. & Gloria E. Eddy
Margaret Whitt
Mable E. Waggener
Margaret Whitt
Erne s t F. & Ka tie J. Lammcx'
Margaret Whitt .
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Ernest F. & Katie Lamm
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Ernest F. & Katie Lamm
Bernard & Winifred McCown
Ernest F. & Katie J. Lamm
1Q! BLOCK ADDITION
11 8 University Place
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16
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$2.79
2.79
3.17
3.17
4.84
4.84
4.84
4.84
3.17
3.17
2.79
2.79
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
2.79
2.79
3.17
3.17
4.84
4.84
4.84
4.84
3.17
3.17
2.79
2.79
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
2.79
2.79
3.17
3.17
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Bernard & Winifred McCown
.!&! BLOCK
15 16
Ernest F. & Katie Lamm
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
James F. & Helen M. Richardson
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
James & Helen M. Richardson
Alida M. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Mary D. Cowee
Estate of Edward O'Brien
11
12
13
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 14
Estate of Edward O'Brien
15
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott l6
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 1
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 2
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 3
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 4
Charles A. & J'osephine E. Endicott 5
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 6
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 7
Charles A. & Josephine E. Endicott 8
Mable E. Waggener 9
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
10
11
12
13
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
F'rederick W. & Daisy.;vM. Mader
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
Frederick W. & Daisy M. Mader
14
15
16
1
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
16
1
16
17
17
17
17
17
2
3
4
5
6
17
7
17
17
8
9
17
17
10
17
17
17
17
17
17
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
2
3
2
3
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ADDITION AMOUNT
University Place $4.84
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4.84
4.84
3.17
3.17
2.79
2.79
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
2.58
2.74
2.84
2.94
5.39
5.10
1.92
1.92
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NAME
.-..-
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Welts
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weie
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weia
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence 'Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Vieis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence '\/Veia
Mike J. & Mary M. Wieczoreck
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Clarence Weis
Clarence Wais
Ru th McKnight Baker
RtithMcKnight Baker
Ruth McKnight Baker
Mary L. Jones
Charles Ennis
Charles Ennis
Thomas F. polzel
Thomas F. polzel
Margaret Whit
Margare t vVhit
ClIlarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
LOT BLOCK
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5
7
9
11
13
15
17
1
3
5
7
9
11
ADDTTIDON
2
University Place
2
2
2
2
2
2
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7
7
7
13
7
15
7
1
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
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18
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$1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.87
1.87
1.87
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1.87
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1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
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1.87
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1.87
1.87
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1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
1.87
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11 18
13 18
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
15 18
Clarence Weis
1 23
Clarence Weis
3 23
5 23
Clarence Weis
Clarence Weis
7 23
Clarence Weis
9 23
Clarence 1Neis
11 23
Clarence 1IVeis
13 23
15 23
2 17
4 17
6 17
8 17
10 17
Cl arence Wei s
Charles C. & Hazel Tippin
Charles C. & Hazel Tippin
Charles C. & Hazel Tippin
Charles C. & Hazel Tippin
Charles C. & Hazel Tippin
Elmer & Lucille Goehring
12 17
14 17
16 17
Bertha Kruse
Bertha Kruse
Oscar & Mattie Kent
Kellis L. & Margaret Smith
Oscar & Mattie Kent
1 18
2 18
3 18
4 18
Kellis L. & Margaret Smith
Lorraine V. Rasmussen
5 18
I. Irena Darling
6 18
7 18
Lorraine V. Rasmussen
I. Irena Darling
8 18
9 18
10 18
11 18
12 18
N'llie Mattingly
I. Irena Darling
Clifford I. & Nora Bales
I. Irena Darling
Clifford I. & Nora Bales
13 18
14 18
I. Irena Daaing
Nona Wen Pronske
15 18
16 18
1 1
Herman Niemoth
Fred Ernest Mettenbrink
ADDITION
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AMOUNT
University Place $1.87
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West Lawn
1.87
1.87
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
1.68
2.i'4
4.76
3.33
2.63
2.08
2.08
2.63
3..$3
4.76
5.48
5.24
3.67
3.55
2.77
2.28
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.77
2.28
3.67
3.55
5.48
5.24
4.40
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NAME
!&! BLOCK
John & Frances M. Vodehnal
Fred Ernest Mettenbrink
John & Frances M. Vodehnal
John & Frances M. Vodehnal
John & Frances M. Vodehnal
John & Frances M. Vodehnal 10
w. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 11
W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 12
W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 13
W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 14
W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 15
W. Jack Smith & Dorothy Rose Smith 16
Charles & Nora Martin 1
Lewellyn L. & Elsie C. Mitton 2
Charles & Nora Martin 3
Lewellyn L. & Elsie C. Mitton 4
Charles & Nora Martin
Lewellyn L. & Elsie C. Mitton
Karl Martin Petersen & Sema M.
Petersen
Lewellyn L. & Elsie C. Mitton
Edwin M. Petersen & Marcella A.
Petersen
9
10
Elias F. Starr & Rosa L. Starr
Edwin M. Petersen & Marcella A.
Pe tersen
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
2
Elias F. Starr & Rosa L. Starr
Theodore A. &; Agnes Buhrman
Elias F. Starr & Rosa L. Starr
Theodore A. & Agnes Buhrman
Elias F. Starr & Rosa L. Starr
Myrtie Alstot
Alexander & Mary McNergney
Myrtie Alstot.
LeRoy & Pauline Nunnenkamp
Bert & Hattie Allison
N 30t
S 15'
LeRoy & Pauline Nunnenkamp
Rose McGraw
2
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
6
8
2
2
2
2
5
6
2
2
7
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
5
6
3
3
ADDITION
6
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College Addition$6.90
to
West Lawn 1.28
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2.78
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3.26
4.66
4.66
4.26
4.42
2.17
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2.78
2.77
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NAME
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Joseph Jarney
Ethel May Lesh
Lloyd R. & Inez P. Beliel
Ethel May Lesh
Lloyd R. & Inez P. Beliel
Ethel May Lesh
Lloyd R. & Inez P. Beliel
Ethel May Lesh
Eloyd R. & Inez P. Beliel
Ethel May Lesh
Lena Conley
Ethel May Lesh
Claud L. & Geraldine L. Wilson
Effie Mumford
Max J. & Ruth Cornelius
LulaRoberts McKinney
Max J. & Ruth Cornelius
Max J. & Ruth Cornelius
E.1.
2
William H. Kearney
w.1.
2
Iry & Norman Ciemnocolowsky
Iry & Norman Ciemnocolowsky
Harry E. Williams
City of Grand Island
John H. & Ruby I. Ellis
City of Grand Island
John H. & Ruby I. Ellis
City of Grand Island
Jack Ennis
Bernice Glass
Ethel May Lesh
Bernice Glass
John H. & Dora A. Pohlman
John H. & Dora A. Pohlman
Wayne L. & Ruby Herrick
Gardon L. & Mildred L. Evans
Martin G. & Elsie A. Meyer
1&1 BLOCK
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
4
6
8
10
12
13
7
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8
3
3
9
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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2
4
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
4
7
7
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4
4
4
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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AMOUNT
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to
West Lawn $1.90
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2.76
2.76
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4.66
4.74
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2.87
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1.80
2.83
2.76
3.36
3.26
4.81
4.66
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1.36
3.10
2.62
1.80
1.80
1.80
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Gordon L. & Mildred L. Evans
James A. & Julia E. Brown
Sarah Mattson
John V. Heilly
Lester H. & Joyce H. Kindig
Robert D. & Wilnetta A. Pickard
Kathryn Rinke
Robert D. & Wilnetta A. JHckard
KathrYn Rinke
Robert D. & Wilnetta A. Pickard
Kathryn Rinke
Margaret Whtttt
Rachel Ellen Dutton
Margaret Whitt
Rachel Ellen Dutton
E. Enard Johnson & Harleen G.
Johnson
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher
Glen B. V~litehead
Rir3Emaa:sHR:-t}-l&}-lQ~an~l-i~}-lWb.a.'Walia~tl
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr
Joseph L. & Agnes M. Erny
Clarence Mattingly
Joseph L. & Agnes M. Erny
Clarence Mattingly
Wilbur & Jessie McReynolds
Alice Anthony
w.;h
2
Albert C. & Goldie F. Paulick E.;h
2
Wilbur & Jessie McReynolds
Alice Anthony
wl
2
Albert C. & Goldie F. Paulick Et
Arthur D. & Ethel M. Cone
John & Susie Williams
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Albert C. & Goldie F. Paulick Et
Max J. & Ann Florine Loibl
Gladys M. & Alvin L. Juett
Albert C. & Goldie F. Paulick
w.1.
2
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2
Edward J. & Veronica M. Cain
!&1: BLOCK
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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9
5
5
5
5
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5
6
2
6
6
3
4
6
5
6
6
7
8
6
6
9
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
1
2
2
3
4
7
4
7
7
7
7
7
5
7
6
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
8
7
ADDITION
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AMOUNT
College Addition
to
West Lawn $2.76
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5.74
3.06
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2.51
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1.80
1.80
1.80
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2.76
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4.15
3.21
3.34
1.95
1.23
2.67
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NAME 1Q! BLOCK ADDITION AlVIOUNT
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Gladys M. & Alvin L. Juett Wlo. 10 7 College Addition
2
to
West Lawn $1.26
Albert C. & Goldie 1" Paulick Elo. 10 7 It n .54
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. Gerturde Lesher-Hosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 11 7 n It 1.80
I Gertrude Lesher-Rosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 12 7 n It 1.80
Esta te of J. B. Lesher 13 7 11 If 3.13
E s ta t e of J. B. Lesher 14 7 II 11 3.12
Mary Bell Mattingly 15 7 II fI 2.65
E s ta te of J. B. Lesher 16 7 II II 3.64
Mary Bell Mattingly I? fZ It II 5.54
E s ta te of J. B. Lesher 18 7 ,t It 5.52
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 1 8 " It 5.56
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 2 8 " " 5.54
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 3 8 It " 3.66
I
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 4 8 II " 3.66
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 5 8 II II 3.14
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 6 8 11 " 3.14
Gertrude Lesher &:. Hosa Starr &
Carl Lesher '1 8 It " 1.82
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 8 8 n tl 1.82
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 9 8 " It 1.82
Gertrude Lesher & Hosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 10 8 If It 1.82
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 11 8 n It 3.14
I
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 12 8 tl tl 3.14
.
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 13 8 It " 3.66
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &:.
Carl Lesher 14 8 It tl 3.66
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 15 8 It tl 5.56
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa StaI'r &
Carl Lesher 16 8 " tl 5.54
Jesse W. Myers i 9 II II 4.68
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RES 0 L ]" T ION
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
-
Gertrude Lesher-Rosa Starr-Carl
Lesher 2 9 College Addition
to
West Lawn $4.68
. Jesse W. Myers 3 9 It n 3.28
I Gertrude Lesher &. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 4 9 tl " 3.28
Charles Dallas Henley & Georgine
Lonore Henley 5 9 " " 1.82
Gertrude Lesher &. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 6 9 If tt 1.82
Gertrude Lesher-&. Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher '7 9 " n 1.82
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &,
Carl Lesher 8 9 " n 1.82
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 9 9 " It 1.82
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &,
Carl Lesher 10 9 " n 1.82
Ger trude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &,
Carl Lesher 11 9 It If 2.'78
I Gertrude Lesher &. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 12 9 " n 2.78
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 13 9 It It 3.28
Gertrude Lesher &. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 14 9 " " 3.28
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &,
Carl Lesher 15 9 It It 4.68
Gertrude Lesher &. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 16 9 If ff 4.68
Edward G. &. Ardith E. Stapleton W-~ 1 10 " tt 1.43
2
Etta House IvIigot Et 1 10 It n 1.43
Gertrude Lesher-Rosa Starr-
Carl Lesher 2 10 tt " 4.68
Edna C. C. Christensen &. Ve Anna Rae
Christensen 3 10 " It 1.46
I
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher 4 10 n II 3.28
. Edna C. C Christensen &, VeAnna Rae
.
Christensen 5 10 " It .96
Gertrude Lesher&. Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 6 10 It II 2.78
.~.
Gertrude Lesher &, Rosa Starr &,
Carl Lesher 8 10 " " 1.82
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &.
Carl Lesher 10 10 " It 1.82
Ray C. &, Lilac F. Lewis 11 10 tI tI .96
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Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher
Edna E. Wagner & Grace M. Taylor
Gertrude Lesher-Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher
Edna E. Wagner & Grace M. Taylor
Gertrude Lesher & Rosa Starr &
Carl Lesher
Margaret Whitt
Ralph A. & Maxine S. Miller
Margaret 'uvhi tt
Ralph A. & Maxine S. Miller
Glenn & Josephine Orvis
Percy A. & Mildred Dangler
Glenn & Josephine Orvis
Chris & Margaret M. Fuehrer
James R. Travis
William Fenno
Stephen C. & Elouise W. Lehmann
William Fenno
N 30'
Alice J. Strong
S 15'
Stephen C. & E10uise W. Lelnnann
Alice J. Strong
Levi H. & Dora C. Jensen
William Cornelius
George W. & Ida F. Allen
Emma Detamore
Frank & Tena Hejkal
William E. Hines
Soren S. & Laurine A. Christensen
William E. Hines
Soren S. & Laurine A. Christensen
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
-
12 10 College Add.
to
West Lawn
13
14
15
11
12
13
14
14
15
16
1
2
3
William B. Hilbert 10
Soren S. & Laurine A. Christensen 11
Alphonsus A. & Georgine E. Bixenmann 12
John H. & Alma Sims 13
Clarence Andrew Smith 14
10
10
10
16
1
10
11
2
11
3
11
11
i1
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
4
5
6
7
9
12
4
5
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
6
7
8
9
12
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11 /' Gl
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AMOUNT
$2.78
1.46
3.28
3.86
4.68
4.83
2.86
3.38
1.46
2.82
.96
1.82
1.82
2.82
.96
3.38
.97
.49
4.83
2.86
4.68
4.68
3.28
3.28
2.78
2.78
1.82
1.82
1.82
1.82
2.78
2.78
3.28
3.28
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Otto & Myrtle Brown
Clarence Andrew Smith
H. T. Brown
Benjamin F. Sharp
H. T. Brown
Benjamin F. Sharp
H. T. Brown
Benjamin F. Sharp
Lavon H. & Emily M. Joaes
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Carl Everett Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharw
carl Everett Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Ernest W. & Lizzie Nunnenkamp
Theodore F. & Mildred Law
Ernest W. & Lizzie Nunnenkamp
Theodore F. & Mildred Law
Lizzie Nunnemkamp
Catherine & Richard Lundy
Dorman & Zelma Giddings
Dorman & Zelma Giddings
Kathryn Bade
Dorman & Zelma Giddings
!&.! BLOCK
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
8
10
11
Earl William aa1a & Veronica Fiala
Be~j~in F. Sharp
Earl William Fiala & Veronica Fiala
Benjamin F. Sharp
Harley C. & Ruby Rob1yer
Albert E. & Ruth Johnson
Carl W. & Margaret M. Demoss
Griff S. & Minnie L. Whitt
15
12
16
1
12
13
m3
13
13
13
13
13
2
3
4
5
6
7
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1
2
14
14
3
14
4
5
14
14
14
6
14
14
14
12 14
13 14
14 14
15 14
16 14
.....,-^,,'_.,"'/
9 17
10 17
11 17
12 17
ADDITION
College Add.
to
West Lawn
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11
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AMOUNT
$4.68
4.68
4.68
4.68
3.28
3.28
2.78
2.78
1.82
1.82
1.82
1.82
2.78
2.78
3.28
3.28
4.68
4.68
3.29
4.89
1.72
3.41
1.03
2.83
1.82
1.82
1.11
2.83
1.60
3.41
3.25
4.89
3.34
3.34
1.62
4.82
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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NAlVrE
Harvey Stahlnec~er
H. T. Brown
Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene 3
H. 'I'. Brown
Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene 5
Jo seph N. Brumbaugh~}~&Philip Martin
v:t~ol6'eH(I<l(.a"'.;..s:~~;Y;i~1HHH~~1j1t~1t 6
Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Frank D. & C. Elaine Greene
Raymond h. & Dagpy M. Dahlke
John David Kiser & Rose M. Kiser 11
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Edward & Gertrude Luebke
Earl H. & Norma Ramsey
Oliver W. & Opal Marie Nelson
Earl H. & Nora Ramsey
John N. & Pauline M. Dorszymski
Maud Clark 6
Roy & Vimla C. Knuth 7
Wynona M. Blackburn 8
Claud R. & Lillian M. Tonkinson 9
Wynona M. Blackburn 10
Lillie M. Tonkinson 11
Orval J.& Cleo Driver 12
Florence V. Coonts 1
Myron E. Poyer 2
Plorence V. Coonts 3
Isaac & Edward C. Smith
Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray
Albert E. & Ruth Johnson
Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray
7
Albert E. & Ruth Johnson
8
LOT BLOC}):
1
2
15
15
15
15
4
15
15
7
15
8
15
9
15
10
15
15
12
15
1
2
16
16
16
3
4
16
16
16
16
16
16
5
16
16
16
17
17
17
4
17
5
17
6
17
17
17
ADDITION
College Add.
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11
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II
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II
II
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AMOUNT
q'7 26
(te0.
II
4.95
1.67
If
It
3.47
"
1.03
2.89
1.03
II
II
II
2.89
It
1.67
It
3.47
II
3.34
It
4.95
4.74
4.74
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If
II
3.34
II
3.34
1/
2.84
2.84
2.84
2.84
3.34
3.34
4.82
4.82
4.74
4.74
3.34
3.34
2.84
2.84
2,84
2.84
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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!&! BLOCK
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Mildred Cupit Sems
Floyd E. & Gertie Riegel
Mildred Cupit Sems
Floyd E. & Gertie Riegel
Martha Hilton
Floyd E. & Gertie Riegel
Martha Hilton
Floyd E. Riegel
City of Grand Island
Floyd E. & Gertie Riegel
10
A. D. Gilbert
11
12
1
2
Floyd E. & Gertie Riegel
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
8
10
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
12
Floyd E. Riegel
Floyd E. Riegel
Ployd E. Riegel
Ferne & George H. Frye
ADDITION
12
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. ~y 1
AMOUNT
1
18 College Addition$4.89
2
3
18
18
18
4
5
6
18
18
18
18
18
7
8
9
18
18
18
19
19
3
19
19
19
19
20
4
5
6
1
2
3
20
20
20
20
4
5
6
1
2
20
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
3
4
5
6
21
21
1
22
3
22
5
22
7
22
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2.86
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1.46
2.91
.96
2.91
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II
II
II
II
.96
3.44
1.46
4.99
2.94
2.86
2.86
1.46
1.46
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.96
2.86
2.86
1.46
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II
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II
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II
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II
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1.46
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.96
II
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3.74
5.60
1.84
II
II
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3.72
1.32
3.20
1.88
1.88
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1.88
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4.78
3.24
2.93
1.78
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LOT BLOCK
-
22 College Addition$1.78
AiMOUN~
George & Ivy B. Horton
George & Ivy B. Horton
George & Ivy B. Horton
9
11
13
15
17
George W. Horton
Edward D. & Emma G. Sallinger
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
19
Grand Island Land Company
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Grand Island Land Company
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
Sarah Anderson
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
LeRoy G. & Rhea S. Kutschkau
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
LeRoy G. & Rhea S. Kutschkau
Otis A. & Minda E. Brown
10
11
12
13
14
15
City of Grand Island
Frank J. & Agnes Kotrc
City of Grand Island
Frank J. & Agnes Kotrc
Gerald E. & Beulah M. Edwards
16
17
18
Francis C. & Gwen X. Luddington
Olga A. Schumacker (Johnson)
Elizabeth Boldt
19
20
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Claud R. & Lillian M. Tonkinson
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Claud R. & Lillian M. Tonkinson
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Claud R. & Lillian M. Tonkinson
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
George W. & Marie E. Page
Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Jesse E. Evison Jr. & Lois Evison
9
10
11
22
22
22
22
22
1
2
3
23
23
23
4
23
23
5
6
23
23
23
23
7
8
9
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
1
2'4
2
24
3
4
24
24
5
24
6
24
24
7
8
24
24
24
24
ADDITION
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1.78
2.93
3.24
4.78
4. 6 IT:
4.61
3.13
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3.13
2.88
2.88
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1.78
1.78
1.78
1.78
1.78
1.78
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1.78
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2.88
2.88
3.13
3.13
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4.61
4.61
4.61
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"
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4.61
"
3.13
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3.13
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2.88
2.88
1.78
1.78
It
11
1.78
1.78
1.78
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RES 0 L UTI 0 .N
------------'!'"'--
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Raymond H. & Dagny M. Dahlke
Frank D. & C. Elaine Lois Greene
Ro11an T. & Helen R. Tonkinson
Frank D. & C. Elaine Lois Greene
Ro1lan T. & Helen R. Tonkinson
Frank D. & C. Elaine Lois Greene
Ella F. J. Stegemann
Janera1 E. & Clara R. Harris
Ella F. J. Stegemann
Anna M. Suhr
Hubert J. & Elsie Cordes
Anna M. Suhr
Walter Gunther
Anna M. Suhr
Walter Gunther
City of Grand Island
Opal Fern Dodd
Erwin T. & Esther E. Dahlke
Erwin T. & Esther E. Dahlke
John H. Gies
Howard L. & Jeanne P. Peterson
Clara 01zofka
Walter S. & J'ean Reinecke
Clara Olzofka
Tamotsu T. & Masano A. Nishimura
John & Roma Ditter
Harry L. & Bonnie B. Stroup
John Ennis
Jessie & Zita M. Gayer
Harvey Stahlnecker
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Earl & Bertha A. Clark
Nathan J. & Gladine D. Forsbers
Luther & Isab1e A. Soper ,
Natha.n J. & Gladys F'orsberg
~i.~~3.9:d:.~iEfl.;}.:ft:.J,N:a~~<1}~$~i((~~a~afa~:e:'
.~ ,.-:-
bQ! BLOCK
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
ADDITION
14
JQ
."- '<:/
AMOUNT
12
24 College Addition 1.78
II
1.78
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
2&
25
25
25
25
8
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
II
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2.88
2.88
3.13
3.13
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4.61
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4.61
3.16
4.82
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"
"
i.54
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3.26
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1.23
2.94
1.78
1.78
1.78
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1.78
It
1.21
"
2.94
"
1.53
3.66
3.15
4.82
3.50
5.51
1.63
3.68
.71
2.77
2.08
.67
2.77
1.56
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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Isabel A. Soper-wife
Na than J. & Gladys Forsberg
E+i4Hl.H~~R..~..-!~~~..Jtg8(.~t.~~-i~..-:~,*~.k1<<..m.~~
Elizabeth Wiechman
William E. & Edna May White
Robert & Wilma Wakelin
Francis C. & Bessie F. Durham
Floyd Boston Hurlburt & A. C.
Robert & WilmaWa~in
Francis C. & Bessie F. Durham
Viola Brown & Harry Brown
Patrick F. & Shiron K. Cordes
John P. & Nellie K. Harder
Patrick F. & Shiron K. Cordes
Paul William Tookey & E. Jane
Clara La Frantz
Peter & Martha Jusczyk
Clara La Frantz
Peter & Martha Jusczyk
Clara La Frantz
Leonard.A. & Jessie M. McCorkhill
Clara La Frantz
Lloyd H. & Elaine I. Berry
Clara La Frantz
Clara La Frantz
Clara La Frantz
Rudolph & Mary M. Dohrn
Clara La li'rantz
Eugene & Cora H. F'reeman
City of Grand Island
Mabel B. Tomiska
Milford C. & Irene C. Copple
Walter S. & Jean Reinecke
Mabel B. Tomiska
Milford C. & Irene C. Copple
Walter S. & Jean Reinecke
School District of Grand Island
LOT BLOCK
-
E.1..
2
wt
Et
wt
12
13
14
10
11
12
13
14
1
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
E e8' 12
W44' 12
13
E88' 14
W44' 14
ADDITION
15
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AMOUNT
CBilb~rt/tscU5rdj1 $3.68
1
2
2
26
26
26
27
27
3
27
2'
4
4
27
27
5
27
6
27
7
27
8
27
9
27
27
27
27
27
27
28
28
3
28
28
4
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
~8
28
28
28
29
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3.37
5.51
5.54
2.20
3.04
3.56
1.36
2.20
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II
II
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II
ff
II
2.72
II
2.72
ff
2.08
II
2.08
"
2.72
II
2.72
3.56
3.56
5.24
5.24
5.24
5.24
ff
ff
II
ff
ff
"
ff
3.56
II
3.56
2.72
2.72
2.08
2.68
2.08
2.08
2.08
"
It
ff
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ff
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II
n
.98
ff
1.10
2.08
"
II
.98
II
1.10
26.04
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NAME
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Bertha Pankratz
Bertha Pankratz
Bertha Pankratz
Bertha Pankratz
Gec~ge Sutherland
George Sutherland
George Sutherland
F. G. Falmlen
D. Eveline Evans
Margaret J. Falmlen
Margaret J. Falmlen
Margaret J. Falmlen
Margaret J. Falmlen
Margaret J. Falmlen
William Ehrsam E~11_~f SEt-NEt S8.
James R. Travis
James R. Travis
Sjilvia A. Miller
W. T. McDonald
w. T. McDonald
w. T. McDonald
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
.!.&! BLOCK
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
llll
3
7
9
11
13
2
4
6
12
14
16
1
2
28
28
3
28
28
4
5
6
28
28
28
28
28
7
28
28
28
28
28
1
29
3
29
29
5
7
9
29
29
13
29
29
1
30-
30
5
30
30
30
30
30
31
1
ADDITION
16 GS
AMOUNT
Highland Park $5.13
It
II
It
It
II
It
II
II
II
II
"
It
II
If
It
II
II
II
It
fI
11
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"
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tt
If
"
tt tt
Scarff's
1
1
11
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1
1
tf
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1
II
2
II
3
It
4
It
"
5.13
3.33
tt
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3.35
It
2.74
It
2.74
1.96
1.96
n
It
fI
2.73
fl
2.73
3.32
n
"
3.32
tt
5.08
5.08
3.52
II'
It
It
3.41
2.79
1.96
2.78
3.40
tt
11
fI
It
It
5.27
II
5.27
It
3.40
It
2.78
1.96
1.96
1.96
1.96
40.16
3.29
1.44
It
II
It
tf
.55
.55
1.44
3.29
14.29
14.29
32.05
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NAME
-
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand ~alandd
School District of Grand Island
John Edward Botteicher and Myrtle
Leona Botteichar
John Edward Botteicher and Myrtle
Leona Botteicher
B. G. & Dorothy E. Stearley
Orville J. & Ethel F. Miller
Harry B. & Norma Jean Kramer
;~R~i-.$Q~~,,&~"iMiSr:tt,(:'Jtt~~:".~~~~-iIre;e::"
Dewey Spinas
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Oren R. Haney
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
Eule J. & Mary Casler
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
J. B. Murphy
Sebastian & Nell L. Gimple
Sebastian & Nell L. Gimple
Sebastian & Nell L. Gimple
Sebastian & Nell L. Gimple
Sebastian & Nell L. Gimple
William F. & George H. Tilley
William F. & George H. Tilley
Roy & Verna Hanchett
William F. & George H. Tilley
Roy & Verna Hanchett
William F. & George H. Tilley
Eugene C. & Mildred F. Vanosdall
H&~~~8l-.J'W~1H&HGlll:l&l~~}.iel~.J{- -:M!lB.::J:.e.'t'
Eugene C. & Mildred F. Vanosdall
~~~6~~,~~~HBn:~~~:"~B,"~:.~M~l"~~'r
.:tf~~~~1-:W\.J.}~~.~t~~yJ-~~~.Mi::t\Peli~S da 11
LOT BLOCK
5
6
6
10
12
14
2
10
11
12
13
14
5
6
1
a
3
6
7
9
11
ADDITION
Scarff's
II
7
II
2
"
8
4
8
II
8
II
l:\
"
8
"
8
"
4
9
9
"
n
s
"
9
10
10
10
9
It
"
"
10
"
~)
10
10
11
12
13
13
13
13
13
13
"
"
"
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1
n
2
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3
It
4
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n
.
"
14
n
4
14
14
14
"
II
n
5
"
14
14
14
II
"
14
14
"
"
17
~L f; 1.)
AMOUNT
$3~.14
14.24
12.16
3.35
1.52
1.01
.44
1.53
3.31
3.41
1.59
.68
6.69
1.43
1.59
1.92
3.40
3.53
14.2-
32.1,
4.15
4.19
1.93
1.96
.83
.84
5.24
3.17
3.55
1.48
2.28
.63
2.08
2.08
2.08
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Neil & Donna M. Pink~n
Neil & Donna M. Pinks~on
Peoples State Bank
Raymond C. & Helen I. Pierson
H. L.&Laura J. Foreman
Raymond C. & Helen I. Pierson
H. E. & Laura J. Foreman
Robert J. & Alice G. Klingensmith
Preston G. & Joleta E. Ward
Robert J. & Alice G. Klingensmith
Preston B. & Joelta E.Ward
Clayton C. & Mabel A. McCaw
~illiam C. & Hilda E. Tagge
Clayton C. & lf~bel A. McCaw
William C. & Hilda E. Tagge
Eldon A. & Dee A. Merritt
William C. & Hilda E. Tagge
Jldon A. & Dee A. Merritt
Robert E. & Doris M. Contryman
Eldon A. & Dee A. Merritt.
Robert E. & Doris M. Contryman
Charles A. & Lola B. Pinkston
Ralph J. & Ellan Irene Bishop
S 46t-W691
Mary A. Pierce
Mary A. Pierce
Mary A. Pierce
Mary A. Pierce
Mary Wilkie Pierce
Mary Wilkie Pierce
Mary W&lkie Pierce
Eldon p. & Margaret A. Cunningham
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham
Orrin O. Tuclrer
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham
Eldon p. & Margaret A. Cunningham
E. C. & Maud Warren
LOT BLOCK
-
13 14
15 14
17 14
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
2
4
6
8
10
J.2
14
16
18
7
11
1
2
15
15
15
3
4
5
15
15
15
15
6
7
8
15
15
9
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
1
3
5
19
19
19
19
9
19
19
ADDITION
Scarff1s
It
tI
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t1
It
11
It
t1
t1
It
t1
tl
t1
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tI
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It
It
"
It
"
It
It
It
It
It
"
"
It
It
18
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AMOUNT
$2.08
2.08
2.08
5.48
5.24
3.67
3.55
2.77
2.28
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.77
2.28
3.67
3155
5.48
5.24
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.63
..,)5.33
4.76
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
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NAME fQ! BLOCK
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 13 19
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 15 19
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham 1 22
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham
Eldon P. & Margaret A. Cunningham
A:illdrawP& Gl.d7~8Vfi,t.KAttimn:n5..:";
Andrew & Gladys M. Kittel
Andrew & Gladys M. Kittel
Andrew & Gladys M. Kittel
Andrew & Gladys M. Kittel
Andrew & Gladys M. Kittel
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
Faye A. Lark~
Faye A. Larkin
Faye A. Larkin
Grand Island Land Company
Elizabeth Hurley
Elizabeth Hurley
Elizabeth Hurley
Josephine Bates
Leroy A. Li11ianthal
Leroy A. Eillianthal
Ralph & Ethel Sutton
Ralph & Ethel Sutton
Ralph & Ethel Sutton
Ethel C. Vaughan
Ethel C. Vaughan
County of Hall
County of Hall
Marvin E. & Ruby A. Beekman
Marvin E. & Ruby A. Beekman
Marvin E. & Ruby A. Beekman
Christina Harriott
Christina Harriott
Christina Harriott
9
10
11
12
13
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
22
5
22
1
2
23
23
23
3
4
23
5
23
6
2
23
24
24
24
4
6
ADDITION
Scarff's
"
"
If
If
"
"
"
"
If
"
u
If
If
1
1
Harrison's Sub.
"
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
5
6
7
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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"
"
"
"
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If
"
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If
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If
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19 u ty
AMOUNT
$2.08
2.08
2.40
2.~0
2.30
6.66
6.36
5.24
5.04
6.76
6.26.
5.74
4.66
5.97
3.00
1.45
.50
2.76
3.66
5.01
5.01
3.66
2.76
2.26
2.~6.
3.66
5.01
5.01
3.66
2.76
2.20
2.76
3.66
5.01
5.01
3.66
2.76
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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20 [T C ~
NAME
-
LO~ BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
11 2 Harrison's Sub. $2.20
Christina Harriott
Christina Harriott
12
13
Ethel C. Vauglfn
,
Ethel C. Vaughan
Willis J. Beekman
14
Willis J. Beekman
Willis J. Beekman
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. HOffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrich~r
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffric~r
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Roy & Wanda W. Hoffrichter
Oren E. Cunningham
9
10
11
12
13
14
8 '.
9
10
11
12
13
14
1
2
3
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
4
Oren E. Cunningham
5
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
6
7
Oren E. Cunningham
8
Oren E. Cunningham
9
Oren E. Cunningham
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
10
1
2
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
3
4
L
1
2
3
8
8
8
8
8
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
3
3
3
3
2
n
2
n
2
II
8
n
8
11
8
8
8
If
n
It
It
If
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8
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11
n
n
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11
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f1
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tl
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11
11
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11
If
If
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It
It
If
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n
It
n
n
n
n
If
n
If
11
If
n
n
n
If
n
n
If
n
2.76
3.66
n
It
5.01
5.01
n
n
3.49
2.86
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08'
2.86
3.49
5.01.
5.01
3.49
2.86
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.86
3,49
5.01
2.93
1.41
.78.
2.12
2.20
2.20
2.20
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
...----------
NAME
LOT BLOCK
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
John H. & Dorothy S. Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Oren E. Cunningham
Estate of Mary Franz
Estate of Mary Franz
Estate of Mary Franz
Estate of Mary Franz
Ada Vorhes Baliman
-- Richard E. LOl'l:e joy
Floyd L. Darling
Luella A. James
Luella A. James
Luella A. James
10
11
Luella A. James
5
6
7
l
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
5
6
7
5
6
7
8
9
Elsie Mettenbrink Wiese & Lawrence
Wiese W~ 10
Claude H. & Shirley J. Schmidt
E 66'-8121.37' 10
Marie F. Meyer W72-S121.37 & N 242.63' 10
Dolly A. Campbell
Dolly A. Campbell
Dolly A. Campbell
1
La Vern R. Fuller
La Vern R. Fuller
La Vern R. Fuller
La Vern R. Fuller
Ethel E. Morrow
1
2
Ethel E. Morrow
Ethel E. Morrow
3
Ethel E. Morrow
12
2
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
9
3
4
5
6
7
9
ADDITION
21
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AMOUNT
Harrison's Sub. $2.20
3
3
n
3
7
"
It
7
II
7
n
7
7
II
It
7
It
7
II
8
Sheridan Place
8
It
8
II
8
It
9
II
9
It
9
n
9
n
9
n
9
II
9
It
II
n
It
n
It
n
It
n
n
II
Harrison's Sub.
9
It
9
It
n
n
2.20
It
2.20
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
ft
It
n
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It
It
2.08
II
2.08
2.08
It
2.08
n
2.08
II
2.08
2.86
3.49
It
II
n
5.01
5.01
3.49
2.86
2.08
n
It
n
It
n
2((5. 60
"
2.64
It
8.40
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.86
3.49
It
It
n
It
It
It
n
5.01
2.93
It
1.41
It
79
It
2.86
22
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~ 1&! BLOCK A~DITION AMOUNT
E the 1 E. Morrow 13 9 Harrison's Sub. $3.49
Ethel E. Morrow 14 9 II II 5.01
. w. H. Cunningham 5 13 II II 2.10
w. R. Cunningham 6 13 II 11 2.12
I w. R. Cunningham 7 13 II II 2.12
w. H. Cunningham 8 13 II tI 2.12
International Church of the Four-
square Gospel of the County of Los
~ngeles and State of California,
Sunnyside Incorporated
International Church of the Four-
Square Gospel of the County of Los
Angeles and State of California,
Sunnyside Incorporated N 51' 3
CHARLES L & HAZEL ~. HARTLEY
]~~a~~~&aBft~H~husg~~a~H~aH~aa~~
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:iu~:S$da:.{}i;n~a~~a:aQ.:t:erl 4
CHARI:ESL. & .HAZEL $f'.. HARTLEY
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SqUaa:r.ElHga;ai!3Sa:.{atJ:-l:taeHAaati;.t.~.~mf
:B8Z3HHM~a$lS:3HSMicll-{:ii:t8$aH:e:t:{:Q8a::il~a3:3:fll~8;"
Surtri~~i:ii(i~HaH\d(:s~,;~~~:d.:. 5
International Church of the Four-
square
Gospel of the County of Los Angeles
and State of California, Sunnyside
Incorporated
I
Everett W. Gross
Everett W. Gross
Everett W.. Gross
Everett W.. Gross
Everett W.. Gross
Clara E.. Richardson
Laura Pauline Woodruff
Laura Pauline Woodruff
E~
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Merrille & Lottie K.. Stowitts
I
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Elizabeth Wiechman
Charles & Emma Moyer
Daniel f. & Nora Janulewicz
James C. & Ruby Haile
LeRoy E.. & Bethel M. Hurley
Juan G. & Etna Sloggett
Walter & Amanda H. Sopher
1
Wade's Sub.
2
It
II
II
If
"
II
It
II
6
7
II
It
II
II
8
It
II
a
19
7
8
II
"
If
If
West Lawn
"
II
9
"
II
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
II
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II
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"
II
II
"
II
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II
"
II
"
II
II
Henry C. & Geraldine Rehder
E 43.5' of W98.5' 17
"
II
3.42
1.60
1.36
1.60
3.42
5.50
3.68
3.44
3.68
5.50
.68
1.60
1.71
1.71
5.50
3.68
2.78
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
.50
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NAME
-
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
-
17 West Lawn
It
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Charles & Erdina Taubenheim W55'
Herbert C. & Laura M. Schwieger E44' 17
Henry C. & Geraldine Rehder
E 43.5' of W98.5' 18
Charles & Erdina Taubenheim W55' 18
Herbert C. & Laura M. Schwieger E44' 18
Milford A. & Lola C. Benson E67' 11" 19
J. Frank & Hester Marsh Whitney
W64' 1" 19
Glen C. & Viola Zlomke S47' of E82' 20
J. Frank & Hester MarlSh Whitney W50' 20
Carrie Evers
@.6H)~8e~:.$i:.~}*t-$-vp~I1''li 21
Carrie Evers
~oJ}~O.)}$'lH:.l?-~~PO!l+t 22
Charles Lucke 23
Charles Lucke 24
Walter & Irma D. Kopytynsky
25
Arthur W. Swanson
26
2~
28
Arthur W. Swanson
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
29
30
31
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Elias & Rosa L. Starr
32
33
Robert A. Krall
Robert A. Krall
34
Carrie Evers
N 16' of E46'
35
Harriett L. Gouge W8a' & S36' of '46'35
Carrie Evers
E46'
36
36
Harriett L. Gouge
W86'
caris Byron & Doris Claire Kinnison
W~
37
37
Rosa L. Starr
E.1.
2
Claris Byron & Doris Claire Kinnison
W! 38
Rosa L. Starr
E.1.
2
38
Rosa L. Starr
39
Amos H. Shattuck
40
Amos H. Shattuck
41
1t
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"
1t
It
1t
"
It
"
"
II
"
"
II
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II
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II
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n
n
"
11
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II
II
II
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II
II
23
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AMOUNT
$1.36
.22
.50
1.36
.22
1.66
.42
1.60
.50
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.73
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.73
2.08
2.J)8
2.08
2.08
.52
1.56.
.52
1.56
.63
1.45
.63
1.45
2.08
2.08
2.08
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RESOLUTION
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NAME
-
Amos H. Shattuck
George H. Kirchner & Bertha C.
George H. Kirchner & Bertha C.
George H. Kirchner & Bertha C.
Fannie E. & William Bosworth
Fannie E. & William Bosworth
Fannie E. & William Bosworth
Fannie E. & William Bosworth
Fannie E. &uuilliam Bosworth
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Elias F. Starr
Elias p. Starr
Elias p. starr
Henry M. & Doris C. Sehwartz
Willis & Evelyn Stull
Henry M. & Doris C. Schwartz
Willis & Evelyn Stull
Edwin P. & Helen C. Hennings
William & Fannie E. Bosworth
William & Fannie E. Bosworth
Prank L. & Edith E. Pinkston
Prank L. & Edith E. Pinkston
Elias p. & Rosa L. Starr
Elias p. & Rosa L. Starr
William & Fannie E. Bosworth
William & Pannie E. Bosworth
William & F'annie E. Bosworth
William & Fannie E. Bosworth
Donald R. & Cleon A. Rhoads
Petra & Kenneth C~andall
Petra & Kenneth Crandall
Petra & Kenneth Crandall
George M. Hird
George M. Hird
George Ivl. Hird
George M. Hird
E],.
2
WA
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2
!&1. BLOCK
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
55
56
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
71
ADDITION
West Lawn
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II
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11
11
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24
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AMOUNT
$2.08
2.73
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.73
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
1.45
.63
1.45
.63
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.08
2.76
3.64
5.44
5.44
3.64
2.76
2.08
2.08
2.76
3.t:li
5.44
5.24
3.55
~.~j
...-'. . .
2.08
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
- - - .... - ,~ - - - -
NAME
-
M~ A. & Viola L. Petty
William J. & Rachel E. Mullen
Orville A. & Louise B. Gaines
Alena Croston
L. Pauline Woodruff
L. Pauline Woodruff
L. Pauline Woodruff
L. Pauline Woodruff
Charles A. & Hattie Noworyta
Charles A. & Hattie Noworyta
Charles Lucke
Louis J. & Lillie Caloud
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
~ BLOCK
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
City of Gr~nd Island 91
Joseph R. unyder
ftt;fl:..tfiji1n~~tl3~d1!'-'~-.::'&l.z:;}",,'ol~iE'U:. it~ij.z~{f~ftft1M:lln 92
Hazel Sanders
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Roy A. & Bertha Johnson
Roy A. & Bertha Johnson
Russell W. & Josephine O'Neill
Donald M. & Ethel M. S~raight
Donald M. & Ethel M. Straight
Donald M. & Ethel M. Straight
John & Roma Ditter
John & Roma Ditter
John & Roma Ditter
93
94
95
96
9~
98
99
100
101
102
John & Roma Ditter 103
Margaret Vlhitt 104
Raymond G. & Geraldine Stimpert 105
George H. Faye
No.49' 106
Olga A. Schumacher Johnson
Olga A. Schumacher Johnson
Olga A. Schumacher Johnson
Estate of William Scheffel
Estate of William Scheffel
107
108
109
110
III
ADDITION
West Lawn
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tl
It
tf
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II
II
"
II
tf
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II
II
II
II
II
II
II
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II
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II
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II
II
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II
II
II
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It
II
"
II
If
If
11
II
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25 LHl
AMOUNT
$2.08
2.73
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.73
2.08
2.08
2.73
5.85
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.73
2.08
2.08
2.73
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.73
2.08
2.08
2.73
3.55
5.24
5.50
3.80
2.64
2.08
2.68
2.76
3.68
5.50
.
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R E 8 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
-
ADDITION
Elwood L. & Eileen G. Gneckow
112
West Lawn
"
Elwood L. & Eileen G. Gneckow N241113
Lfuoyd E. & Sophia Kenney
828' 113
Lloyd
":i1
~. & Sophia Kenney
114
August F. Black
August Fi. Black
Ruth & Max Cornelius
117
118
119
120
Walter Reinecke
~WaGl$al*-lR~~naQke
-l~90
Walter Reinecke
121
122
Walter Reinecke
Walter Reinecke
123
Walter Reinecke
124
125
126
127
Walter liteinecke
Walter Reinecke
Walter Reinecke
'\iVal ter Reinecke
128
129
Walter Reinecke
Clara Yankton
130
131
132
Lena Yankton , Trustee
Lena Yankton, Trustee
Ali ce Yanlcton Flynn
Alice Yankton Flynn
Alice Yankton Flynn
Alice Yankton Flynn
Lena Yankton, trustee
Delbert E. & Enid M. Force
~~a-x.a,:"~~~~j~.~~~~"~-e:~
133
134
135
136
Lena Yankton, trustee
137
138
139
140
141
Frederick W. Jessen
Frederick W. Jessen
Frederick W. Jessen
1~a
143
Ruth & Max Cornelius
Grand Island Land Company
Casper Meyer
144
145
Casper Meyer
146
It
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26
AMOUN T
$3.42
.80
.80
.68
.68
1.61>
3.24
5.24
.;J3~~)ikt-
3.55
3.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
3.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
3.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
3.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.64
3.44
3.64
5.24
5.24
3.64
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
~
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Gasper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Gasper lVleyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Casper Meyer
Kathleen G. Arthur
Kathleen G. A thur
."..
Kathleen G. Arthur
Kathleen G. Arthur
Kathleen G. Arthur
Kathleen G. Arthur
L. B. Quimby & Charles O. :E.vans
L. B. Quimby & Caahles O. Evans
Willie W. & Helen O. Bremer
Eugene Z. & Alma L. Stalnaker
Eugene Z. & Alma L. Stalnaker
Eugene Z. & Alma L. Stalnaker
Paul H. & Wilma L. Schleiger"
W74.25'
Caroline Winters
E68.25'
Paul H. & Wilma L. SchleigeF
W74.25'
Caroline Winters
E68.25'
Floyd L. Darling
Charles p. & Elaine L. Boldt
Charles C. & Leafy B. Foreman Wi
Nels c. & Rosa A. Larsen EB
!&1 BLOCK ADDITION
147 West Lawn
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
175
176
1'16
177
178
179
179
"
tt
It
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II
"
tl
II
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It
II
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It
II
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II
"
It
It
"
II
It
"
"
II
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It
II
"
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II
It
27 r.~-:. (; ~
AMOUNT
$2.76
2.76
3.64
5.44
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
5.55
2.28
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.28
3.55
5.24
3.46
2,09
2.47
1.21
2.76
2.76
a.iS
1.10
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
....---------
NAME
1.Q! BLOCK
Charles C. & Leafy B. Foreman W! 180
Nels C. & Rose A. Larsen
E! 180
August & Elizabeth Muller
Thomas Vogel tang
Leonard & Della J. Wolfe
181
182
183
Loren C. & Ruby E. Warner
184
Lawrence & Mary Bower 185
Harry & Hazel Schmidt 186
Roy H. & Ilena M. Geier 187
John B. & A~lene M. Kikendall 188
S. Llewella O. & Lucas L. Djernes 189
Chester & Helen D. Johnson 191
Elva H. McMurrin 192
Agnes Tuma, wife 193
Lorin & Mildred A. Rodenbaugh 194
Rosa L. Starr 195
Teofil C. & Minnie W"'iaH
~loyd L. Darling
Floyd L. Darling
E.mma M. Schwartz
196
197
198
199
Fred A. Samway Jr. & Evelyn B.
Samway
Oscar N. & Mabel A. Carlson
200
201
202
203
Oscar N. & Mabel A. Carlson
O. Dayne Gilpin & Lillian Gilpin
Ellen A. Huston
203!
Max & Dorothy Mae Neubert
Albert & Mary J. Thesenvitz
Glen Lorance & Albert Crane
Fred C. & Alice Ganow
204
John H. & Katherine E. Sander
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
Mildred F'. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Tpompson
Mildred F. Thompson
L. O. LaVonne B. Lute
213
214
ADDITION
West Lawn
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II
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It
"
"
u
It
11
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It
II
It
If
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11
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11
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It
If
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If
If
If
tt
tt
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28 ti 0
AMOUNT
$2.95
2.55
3.42
1.60
.68
.68
1.60
3.42
3.42
1.60
.68
.68
1.60
3.42
5.50
3.68
2.76
2.08
2.76
3.68
5.50
5.24
3.55
2.28
2108
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.08
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
........----------
~
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O.&LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVone B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
L. O. & LaVonne B. Lute
HomerOwners Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Maynard H. & Mosettee Killion
Maynard H. & MosettreKillion
Maynard H. & MOsettee Killion
Maynard H. & Mosettee Killion
Maynard H. & Mosettee Killion
Mildred F. Thompson
IVfildred F'. Thomp son
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Ray G. & Evelyn M. Miller
Ray G. & Evelyn M. Miller
Marie Frances Glass
Marie Frances Glass
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F'. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred :F'. Thompson
Cunningham
Balsa L. GU~M~~Ma~r
Cunningham
Balsa L. 8titiH~~~~~.
Cunningham
Balsa L. Qann~tt~a~
LOT BLOCK
-
215
216'
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231-
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
24?
248
249
250
251
ADDITION
West Lawn
If
n
It
"
"
If
"
If
"
If
It
"
"
n
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II
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It
n
n
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II
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II
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II
II
II
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11
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"
II
II
"
"
"
II
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11
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"
It
II
If
"
29
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AMOUNT
$3.55
2.28
2.~8
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.08
2.28
3.55
5.-24
5.44
3.64
2.76
2.08
2.76
3.64
5.44
5.44
3.64
2.76
2.08
2.74
3.62
5.57
5.60
3.55
2.28
2.08
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-----.....----
~
Balsa L.
1&! BLOCK
252
Cunningham
~fttMHt~'lr
~unn:i;ngham
~~~.w
Gunni:g..g.g. h~am
~~~:f>
Cunni :'lgham
~'1~~
Balsa L.
253
254
255
Balsa L.
Balsa L.
Francis D. Holler
256
Francis D. Holler
257
258
259
260
261
262
Francis D. Holler
Francis D. Holler
Francis D. Holler
Francis D. Holler
Pearl M. Furnice
Pearl M. Furnice
263
264
Willis L. & Gretchen Pollock
Willis L. & Gretchen Pollock
265
266
Willis L. & Gretchen Pollock
Harvey G. & Edith Fulmer
Harvey G. & Edith Fulmer
Bert & Consuela Dickey
267
268
269
Bert & Consuela Dickey 270
Ernest W. & Margaret M. Niemoth 271
Lafayette Phelps & Mary M. 274
Lafayette Phelps & MaryM. 275
Lafayette Phelps & Mary M. 276
Walter S. Reinecke
N 44' -Et
C 44 I -E-~
S 44' -Ei-
N 44' -wi-
C 44' -wi-
Bert Dickey
Walter C. Bowman
Christina Tuenge
Minnie G. Croston
Marvin C. & Glendola L. Emal
S 44'-Wi-
Ambrose C.'Rice SEt-SEt
Section 8, Township 11,
Range 9. A tract of land l651x139'
on the east aide of Grand Island
Avenue and on the north side of 13th St.
Albert A. & Leona D. Hongsemeier
1
1
Albert A. & Leona D. Honsemeier
2
3
4
5
1
Albert D. Ruff
1
1
1
Elsine Junker
Don ~ailey
ADDITION
West Lawn
It If
" It
II "
" "
" "
It
If
II
II
If
"
II
II
"
II
If
If
If
It
II
If
"
II
If
If
It
It
tt
It
II
"
If
If
If
"
"
"
"
If
39 r,;} ~
<.J ..,-._ ('~"
AMOUNT
$2.08
2.28
3.55
5.80
2.08
2.28
3.55
5.24
5.24
3.55
2.28
2.08
2.28
3.55
6.36
4.55
3.28
2.92
2.08
2.08
1.15
1.52
2.95:
"
Huston Reserve 2.93
It
1.49
1.12
"
"
"
"
"
"
4.69
3.25
It
It
2.88
12.16
ff
Boggls & Hill's 2.00
"
2.00
tI
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II
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2.00
n
2.00
2.00
II
.
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RES OL UTI 0 !
NAME
Don Bailey
Fred Chropkowski
F'red Chropkowski
Helen G. & Victor Phillips
Helen G. & Victor Phillips
William Sl1evers
William Sievers
William Sievers
William Sievers
Estella Mae Hanley
Vernon Rice
E, M. Brumley
Juan G. & Etna Sloggett
Edward Voldisch
Alice D. Nelson
George H. Holder
James A. & Emma E. Holder
Junior A. & Daisy M. Richardson
Junior A. & Daisy M. Richardson
N84.45'
Edwin G. Hudson
S 50'
Lillie B. Bright
Hans & Edna M. Jessen
Hans & Edna M. Jessen
Henry O. & Eliza M. Seufert
Elizabeth Shrader
Edward L. & Kathleen C. Koehler
Baul R. & Blanch I. Ohlson
Paul R. & Blanch I. Ohlson
Gilbert & nucille S. Harder
Gilbert & Lucille S. Harder
James M. Wilson
Roy V. & Letha K. Smith
Letha K. & Roy Smith
Earl Ramsey
Earl & Mamie Ramsey
Earl & Mamie Ramsey
LOT BLOCK
-
6
1
1
1
1
7
8
9
10
1
1
H
12 1
13 1
14 1
15 1
16 1
1 2
2 2
3 2
4 2
5 2
6
2
7
2
8
2
8
2
9
2
10
11
12
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
13
14
15
16
1
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
4
5
6
3
7
8
3
3
ADDITION
31
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AMOUNT
Bogg's & Hill's $2.76
11
II
1t
It
1t
It
11
If
It
It
It
"
It
It
11
tt
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
tt
It
It
11
"
It
It
n
It
It
ft
It
It
3.37
4.95
4.78
3.29
2.73
It
II
"
It
1t
2.00
n
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
n
It
"
It
4,95
"
3.37
2.76
2.00
"
1t
II
2.0p
2.72
3.46
It
ft
"
3.21
1.92
It
"
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
1t
II
It
tt
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
5.13
3.46
2.72
2.00
2.00
3.14
tt
tI
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tt
II
"
"
"
n
"
3.70
4.32
n
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
Ella Fillmore
Ella Fillmore
Walter Breakenridge
Homer H. & Caroline Hults
Bernard Klebba
Bernard Klebba
Eileen Penny & Ethel Shively
Eileen Penny & Ethel Shively
Joseph D. & May Haney
Joseph D. & Ma~y Haney
Carl A. & Pauline P. Hoffer
May D. Llamb
John McKinney Jr. & Catheri~L.
McKinney
John McKinney Jr. & Catherine L.
McKinney
Northwestern Public Service Co.
Northwestern Public Service Co.
Northwestern Public Serfice Co.
Northwestern Public Service Co.
Northwestern Public Service Co.
Joseph & May Haney
Joseph & May Haney
J. D. Haney & May Haney
David E. Magnuson
John & Lucille Harper
August & Hazel Pollock
Ha.zel B.& August Poliliock
l$:~dlHR:'~~oltfj:.te~-e~t5~
Earl H. Stevens
Earl H. Stevens
Mrs. Nellie Swanson
George R. & Martha J. Johnson
Frank R. & Della M. Dewey
Cleve F. Jacobsen
John H. & Pearl Holden
Peatl Holden
Alvin L. & Laura J. Jewell
Agnes T. Hays & John V. Moran
32
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..~ BLOCK ADDITION AMOUWr
9 3 3 Bogg~s & Hill's $3.82
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
n
3
It
3
"
3
rr
3
"
3
It
3
It
4
tf
4
"
4
fI
4
If
4
II
4
It
"
It
It
II
"
It
II
11
II
tI
tI
"
II
"
II
"
"
tI
rr
II
ff
II
It
II
II
II
tI
It
"
11
"
tI
It
If
It
"
"
II
tI
II
II
If
If
II
ft
"
3.44
rr
2.96
2.00
2.00
2.73
"
If
"
"
3.29
"
4.78
II
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
"
"
rr
"
2.00
2.96
3.44
3.82
3.82
3.44
2.96
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.96
3.44
3.82
3.82
3.44
2.96
2.00
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
!&! BLOCK
County of Hall
Ralph E. & Frieda L. Bierbower
City of Grand Island
Claud W. & A. Genevieve Butts
13
14
15
16
1
Carl & Caroline Alma Brown
Carl & Caroline Alma Brown 2
Walter W. Barjenbruch & Esther M.
Barjenbruch 3
Oliver Berggren 4
Arthur R. & J'osephine S. Lippard 5
Ferdinand F. & Sophia Chropkowski 6
F. Harry & Edna C. Williams 7
F. Harry & Edna C. Williams 8
Charles O. & Pearl Seufert 9
William F. & Ruth A. Hawktms 10
Rudolph Faller 11
Rudolph Faller
12
13
Herman H. Harry
Clarence M. & Martha S. Suponchick 14
William H. & Catherine Shaver 15
William H. & Catherine Shaver 16
Everett L. & Stella M. Hallenback 1
Everett L. & Stella M. Hallenback 2
Everett L. & Stella 1Vl. Hallenback
Estate of Ida L. Thompson
P. A. & Caroline Pedersen
Edwin D. & Ruth E. Benjamin
B~Ha;~tl}J,e:;'-:H&Ht:Ji~~ap~$1'1e:H*e:M~$n~at'f~
Charles O. & Caroline P. Seufert
Charles O. & Caroline P. Seufert
Robert & Jeanetta A. Schilousky
Lena Marie Stoffregen
Chester H. & Reka Woods
10
11 7
Chester H. & Reka Woods
12 7
Grand Island Land Co.
Lloyd M. & Mildred E. Ross
~~~-lS~J,~~:.~'.t".e~~fi~~:'-lM~'Wl~l'1
13 7
14 7
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
15 7
16 7
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
3
7
4
7
5
7
7
6
7
7
8
7
9
7
7
ADDITION
tij J~.~"~
33
AMOUNT
~
Boggls & Hill's $2.00
II
If
fI
If
II
It
If
tt
If
It
If
t1
"
"
n
"
n
II
If
If
If
"
"
It
n
n
If
If
"
It
fI
If
If
"
n
It
It
If
"
"
If
If
II
If
"
n
"
If
"
II
If
"
"
fI
It
tt
"
It
It
If
It
"
II
fI
"
"
"
"
If
"
2.73
3.29
4.78
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
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B.E~OLQT1.0N
NAME
-
Guy P. Hyde
Guy P. Hyde
Vera L. Hyde, daughter
Vera L. Hyde, daughter
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
James M. Goodwin
Jame s IVI. Goodwin
Bud Wilbur & Marcella Davenport
Grand Island Land Co.
A. A. Kiser & Susie Kiser
Herbert G. & lielen M. Codner
Virgil V. & Gladys G. Moody
Estate of Millard F. Boquette
Estate of Millard F. Boquette
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. Forst
Estate of Millard F. Boquette
Estate of Millard F. Boquette
Charles A. & Grace L. Gillham
Charles A. & Grace L. Gillham
August E. & EmilyVJVodehnal
August E. & Emily Vodehnal
August E. & Emily Vodehnal
Vera Juliano
Vera Juliano
LOT BLOCK
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
2
1
2
8
8
3
8
4
8
5
8
6
7
8
8
8
8
9
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
1
2
9
9
3
9
9
9
4
5
6
9
7
9
8
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
3
10
4
5
10
10
ADDITION
34
:rs _1 f)
AMOUNT
Boggts & Hillts $4.78
II
II
II
II
tt
tt
tt
tt
1I
It
II
II
It
tt
tt
It
It
tt
II
tl
II
It
II
tl
It
It
tl
It
II
It
II
II
It
tI
II
II
II
II
"
It
tt
tt
II
tI
It
It
tl
tI
"
It
It
tt
II
tt
II
"
It
It
It
It
tI
It
It
"
It
It
II
It
It
"
It
tt
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.96
3.44
3.82
3.82
3.44
2.96
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
....-,....-------
NAME
Grand Island Land Co,
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Lloyd Minor
Lloyd Minor
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Estate of Sammuel C. Huston
Grand Island Land Co.
Anna M. Huston
Frank Polzel
Mary Frances Eller
Grand Island Land Co.
Muriel M. & Juanita L. Wheeler
William J. & Mamie Bacon
William J. & Mamie Bacon
Lucille S. Levee
Lucille S. Levee
Lucille S. Levee
Lucille S. Levee
Granville Ervin Perry & Bertha
Perry
Granville Erwin Perry & Bertha
Perry
Granvmlle Ervin Perry & Bertha
Perry
Granville Ervin Perry & Bertha
Perry
George & Minnie Schmidt
Grand Island Land Co.
s.:J:..
2
N.1..
2
George & Minnie Schmidt
Grand Island Land Co.
st
N.1..
2
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Ethel May Lesh
Grand Island Land Co.
1.Q! BLOCK
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
2
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
6
7
10
10
8
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
4
5
6
7
8
11
11
11
11
1
2
2
3
12
12
12
12
12
4
12
12
5
6
12
ADDITION
Bogg's & Hill's
It
n
tt
tt
II
tt
tt
n
tt
tt
It
u
II
u
II
II
II
II
It
tt
II
It
It
It
It
II
It
"
n
It
II
II
n
"
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
"
It
II
It
II
II
tt
It
II
It
tt
II
"
It
tt
II
II
II
"
"
It
n
"
It
n
n
n
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35 :J J 8
AMOUNT
$2.96
3.44
3.82
3.82
3.44
2.96
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
8.29
4.78
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.73
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R~SOLQTION
NAME
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
o. A. Roe & Margaret L. Roe
O. A. Roe & Margaret L. Roe
James R. Travis
Estate of Fred W. Schmidt
James H. Travis
Theo. P. Boehm
Joseph & Irene James
Myr1e W. & Perne I. Jacobsen
Edward J. & Edna M. Goodwin
Edward J. & Edna M. Goodwin
Elizabeth Gunn
Grand Island Land Co.
Estate of Barbara Becker
Estate of Barbara Becker
Lena Marie Stoffregen
Estate of Carrie Phifer
Ernest C. & Dorothy E. A. Harris
Ernest C. & Dorothy E. A. Harris
Herbert F. Mayer
Herbert F. Mayer
Estate of Charles Bosse1man
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
John H. Sch1eichardt & Albert F.
Lewis
John H. Sch1eichardt & Albert F.
Lewis
John H. Sch1eichardt & Albert F.
Lewis
John H. Sch1eichardt & Albert F.
Lewis
Frank & Maud Lunney
Frank & Maud Lunney
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
1Q!..B~
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
1
2
13
13
3
13
4
13
5
13
6
13
7
13
13
8
14
14
14
14
14
14
7
14
14
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
ADDITION
Boggls & Hill's
It
It
n
If
It
n
II
II
It
It
If
It
"
II
If
"
11
11
"
11
11
II
"
II
n
It
II
II
"
II
II
II
It
n
n
n
If
tt
If
If
tl
tt
11
It
tl
If
II
11
II
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It
II
It
ft
If
tt
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
"
It
n
3q':'; I",)
::)' -~- (j
AMOUNT
$3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.?3
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.78
3.39
4.99
4.99
3.39
2.78
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.32
4.83
4.83
3.32
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.92
2.38
3.78
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_R E SO L UTI 0 N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Balsa L. Cunningham
Da~iel H. Fishburn
Frank Polzel
10
11
12
Balsa L. Cunningham
Balsa L. Cunningham
13
Fred Walker
14
15
16
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
9
10
11
12
Joseph L. Forst
Joseph L. F'orst
Balsa L. Cunningham
BaLsaL. Cunningham
Madeline G. Fowles
Balsa L. Cunningham
Balsa L. Cunningham
Robert H. & Clara S. Balcom
Robert H. & Clara S. Balcom
Clara Balcom
Urah J. Cunningham
Urah J. Cunningham
Urah J. Cunningham
Harry & Hattie Vocke
Harry & Hattie Vocke
I. F. Brown
13
14
J. H. Dahlke
15
16
Irma M. & Irven F. Brown
Ellen Cope Bush
Ellen Cope Bush
Ellen Cope Bush
Ellen Cope Bush
John K. & Anna B. Stickler
John K. & Anna B. Stickler
John K. & Anna B. SF-ickIer
John K. & Anna B. Stickler
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
John & 0hristine Thomssen
9
10
11
12
13
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
4
4
2
3
4
4
4
4
5
6
4
FZ
4
8
4
4
4
4
4
4
ADDITION
Dill & Huston
u
It
It
"
\I
It
II
It
tt
\I
\I
"
tl
"
II
\I
II
"
II
"
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It
"
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II
tI
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tI
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"
"
"
"
tt
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11
"
"
tI
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"
"
II
It
"
n
"
"
"
n
"
"
II
"
"
II
tl
"
It
"
3$
AMOUNT
$4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.'73
3.29
4.78
4.'78
3.29
2.73
a.OO
2.00
2.96
3.44
4.00
4.'78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.96
3.44
4.00
4.00
3.44
2.92
2.00
2.00
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RE~QLUTION
~
Ellen Cope
Ellen Cope
Ellen Cope
Jetta B. Gontz
LOT BLOCK
14
15
16
1
2
4
4
4
5
5
Jetta B. Gontz
Lloyd Pichler
Lloyd J. & Buelah Pichler
Estate of Robert Freitag
Edwin E. & Hattie Engleman
Arthur J. & Evelyn Weekley
Arthur J. & Evelyn Weekley
Peter W. Dibbern
3 5
4 5
5 5
6 5
7 5
8 5
9 5
10 5
11 5
12 5
Merwin & Ruth Hetrick
Merwin & Ruth Hetrick
D. C. Barker
William H. Oschner
William H. Oschner
13
14
5
5
Stasia B. & Arthur M. Montgomery 15 5
Stasia B. U Arthur M. Montgomery 16 5
FranM W. & Angela M. Stauss 1 6
Frank W. & Angela M. stauss 2 6
Frank W. & Angela M. Stauss 3 &
Norman R. Struebing 4 6
V. L. Brix 5 6
Orville T. Nicholson
El;~~~.;,~;~~*.fkt-;~RW'J.R~~S 6 6
Orville T. Nicholson
B,-l:.{p,~"HB~~~~~Hlb'rm!-l.hll-"'V',eiB 7 6
O~ville T. Nicholson
~~":~~-ll-.~:t\~H~~~~~Hl/~ll~els 8 6
Frank L. Nelson
9
6
6
County of Hall
John & Anna Lilienthal
John & Anna Lilienthal
10
11
12
6
6
John & Anna Lilienthal
13
6
6
John & Anna Lilienthal
John & Anna Lilienthal
14
15
16
1
6
6
~
County of Hall
C. W. Colburn
ADDITION
Bill & Huston
"
"
II
It
"
It
"
u
"
"
n
II
II
If
"
II
II
n
II
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II
"
II
n
II
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It
If
tl
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II
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11
fl
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11
It
It
"
It
It
fI
II
tl
n
It
It
If
It
"
If
It
"
"
II
II
II
"
"
It
II
II
II
"
If
"
u
38
""
,.
AMOUNT
$2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.73
3.29
4.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
---------.....-
NAIl/IE
C. W. Colburn
Thomas W. & Ethel Weston
Fannie Dahlstrom
Fannie Dahlstrom
Henry H. Baasch
Henry .H. Baasch
Henry H. Baasch
Robert Balcom
CJ:la:r;~es. ~ Rosella Passi~.ux
.JI'ka~~.~&il.
Charles ~ Rosella Rassieux
~HH;'~-lr!-iH:1.}:}-l(Mt~-lrBn~n
Charles & Rosella Passieux
a.t~H.-l:-.A{H~-:<-l;l.t.:net.llt...z}Bn(l-'Im-
Renetta L. Benson
Renetta L. benson
Nitzel &.Co.
.a~.a:~":${(~"~~&~~~~~}~~
Julius & Mildred Bethke
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
Henry Chaney Hardnock
Henry Chaney Hardnock
Mabel C. & Charles F. Kelley
Mabel C~ & Charles F. Kelley
Mabel C. & Charles F. Kelley
Mabel C. & Charles F. Kelley
Mabel C. & ~harles F. Kelley
Urah Cunningham
Urah Cunningham
Urah Cunningham
Urah Cunningham
Urah Cunningham
Estate of Lena Mae Waffle
Estate of Lena Mae Waffle
Estate of Lena Mae Waffle
John & Anna Lilienthal
LOT BLOCK
7
2
3
7
4
7
5
6
7
7
7
7
7
8
1
2
3
8
8
fa
4
8
5
6
8
8
7
8
8
8
1
2
3
9
9
9
4
9
5
9
6
7
9
9
8
9
1
1
1
2
3
1
4
1
5
1
1
2
3
8
8
8
4
8
5
1
8
9
2
9
3
4
9
9
ADDITION
Dill & Huston
ft
ft
II
n
ft
ft
n
n
II
u
If
It
II
n
n
It
~
II
It
It
II
If
It
II
fI
It
II
II
II
If
It
It
If If
tf II
tI II
II It
It fI
If II
West Park
II II
n II
II II
ft
tl
u
II
If
It
tl
It
It
If
II
II
It
II
II
II
It
If
II
n
39
to, ~~ ~
'..j ....... .Jl._
AMOUNT
$2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.57
3.09
4.50
4.48
3.00
2.55
2.00
2.00
2.50
2.90
4.40
4.28
2.80
2.40
2.00
2.00
2.52
3.04
3.44
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
~
John & Anna Lilienthal
Herman C. & Velma M. Duering
Herman C. & Velma M. Duering
Herman C. & Velma M. Duering
Herman C. & Velma M. Duering
Herman C. & Velma M. Duering
Jesse J. O'Connor
Jesse J. O'Connor
Jesse J. O'Connor
Jesse J. O'Connor
Jesse J. O'Connor
Albert & Antonia Cole
Albert & Antonia Cole
Albert & Antonia Cole
Albert & Antonia Cole
Albert & Antonia Cole
George R. Anderson
Carl Lee Anderson
Carl Lee Anderson
Carl Lee Anderson
Carl Lee Anderson
Rose Caroline Dibbern & Arthur
Herman Dibbern
Rose Caroline Dibbern & Arthur
Herman Dibbern
Rose Caroline Dibbern & Arthur
Herman Dibbern
Fred Ankney
Walter F. Charlton
City of Grand Island
Estate of John J. Lambert
Estate of John J. Lambert
Clare.nce J. Fay
Estate of John J. Lambert
Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V.
Byram
Mildred B'. Thompson & Marian V.
Byram
L(>T BLOCK
~
1
9
2
16
16
16
16
3
4
5
16
1
2
1
1
1
3
4
5
1
1
1
2
3
8
8
8
4
8
5
1
8
9
2
9
3
9
4
9
5
9
1
16
2
16
3
16
16
16
4
5
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
5
6
1
7
1
ADDITION
West Park
II
"
"
II
"
"
"
tI
"
"
We st. lla:ew
"
It
"
If
"
II
II
II
II
"
II
"
fI
n
"
II
It
II
II
If
"
"
"
"
tI
"
II
11
"
1\
"
II
II
"
II
II
II
"
Lambert's
2nd
If
II
II
"
II
II
40
f"" r~ '"""'11,
f' '(:"~
AMOUNT
$2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2,12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.32
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.99
3.77
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
.,- -- - - - - - - - -
NAME
LOT BLOCK
-
Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V.
Byram
Charles A. & Vera I. Hald
City of Grand Island
M. J. Noy
M. J. Noy
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
Estate of John J. Lambert
Estate of John J. Lambert
Estate of John J. Lambert
10
Estate of John J. Lambert
11
12
13
14
1
2
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
F. C. Stewart
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
F. C. Stewart
Henry D. & Alyce L. Frahm
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
10
11
12
Charle s IVlettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
Charles Mettenbrink
13
14
Charles Mettenbrink
Donald & Junette L. Schwieger 1
Estate of John W. Lambert 2
Earl Glover Gross & Greeta Larrane
Gross 3
Estate of John W. Lambert
Estate of John W. Lambert
Estate of John W. Lambert
Estate of John W. Lambert
10
Estate of John W. Lambert
Estate of John W. Lambert
11
12
8
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
5
2
6
7
2
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
9
2
2
3
3
3
3
5
6
3
3
3
3
7
8
9
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
7
4
8
4
9
4
4
4
4
ADDITION
II
Lambert's 2nd
n
II
It
It
"
I'
"
II
"
It
It
tt
It
It
It
II
It
It
II
It
It
"
It
It
n
It
"
II
"
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
fI
n
41 t~. ,(: ;:;
AMOUNT
"
$5.81
2.78
1.29
.73
.73
"
II
fI
"
1.29
It
2.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.73
It
It
It
It
"
n
3.29
4.78
It
It
2.78
It
1.29
"
.73
tt
.73
"
1.29
2.78
4.78
3.29
2.73
2.00
2.73
3.29
fI
"
It
"
It
It
It
It
4.78
2.21
1.26
It
It
"
.71
1.89
1.89
"
1.89
2.71
3.26
4.71
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
_.----------
NAME
Violet M. Gulzow
Violet M. Gulzow
Violet M. Gulzow
Violet M. Gulzow
N32'
ArthurnL. & Vera Kelsey S 10'
Arthur L. & Vera Kelsey
Arthur L. & Vera Kelsey
Elsie Fulcher
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Emma Neligh
Emma Neligh
Vern & Elizabeth Skow
Vern & Elizabeth Skow
Richard Spink
Byron E. & Daisy p. Pa~ton
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
1
2
3
Belmont
"
II
4
4
5
"
"
"
6
"
7
"
8
"
9
"
10
11
n
"
12
13
"
"
14
"
Byron E. Pa~ton & Daisy P. Paxton 15
Byron E. Paxton & Daisy P. Paxton 16
Norman & Selma C. Dahlke
Norman & Selma C. Dahlke
Norman & Selma C. Dahlke
Theodore & Elaine H. Marte~s
John Kallos
John Kallos
John Kallos
Archie O. & Gladys L. Woodward
Archie O. & Gladys L. Woodward
A. O. Woodward
Goehring Sothman Co.
H. H. Paulsen.
Albert Paulsen
Mrs. John Paulsen
John. Kallos
HelmJKallos
John. Kallos
John Kallos
Norman P. & selma C. Dahlke
Norman P. & Selma ~~ Dahlke
II
"
17
18
19
20
21
22
"
II
II
"
II
u
23
II
24
25
26
ff
ff
n
27
28
n
11
29
11
30
31
32
If
"
"
33
"
34
11
35
36
"
If
42
r;' :;, ,i
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AMOUNT
$1.60
1.68
1.82
1.36
1.18
3.02
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
3.98
3.04
2.53
1.93
2.50
2.04
3.78
3.78
2.04
2.50
1.93
2.53
3.04
3.98
4.12
3.10
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
--------....-
~
Elmer Tibbs
Elmer Tibbs
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Lyle E. & Norma J. Woods
Lyle E. & Norma J. Woods
Julius J. & Helen A. Bethke
Julius J. & Helen A. Bethke
N. P. Dodge Jr. & wife
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Jim Theros
Jim Theros
Jim Theros
Jim Theros
Jim Theros
Margaretha Paulsen
Charles S. & Mamie P. Martin
Charles S. & Mamie P. Martin
Charles S. & Mamie P. Martin
Charles S. & Mamie P. Martin
Ernest Roseberry
Ernest Roseberry
Harry E. Niehaus
Harry E. Neihaus
Harry E. Niehaus
Harry E. Niehaus
Augusta Kountz
Gladys Bowers
Gladys Bowers
Gladys Bowers
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Elmer B. & Irene Tibbs
Emil A. & Agnes Fenster
Emil A. & Agnes Fenster
Steve & Stella Wallen
LOT BLOCK
-
ADDITION
37
Belmont
38-
"
39
fI
40
"
~1
It
42
"
43
It
44
"
4i
46
47
48
"
"
"
"
a9
50
51
52
"
"
"
11
53
"
54
"
55
It
56
II
57
58
59
60
61
II
If
If
If
"
62
63
"
"
64
65
It
"
66
67
"
II
68
tl
69
It
70
It
71
72
73
n
tl
tl
43
t; .~~;' 5
AMOUNT
$2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
~.10
4.12
4.12
3.02
2.54
1.82
1.68
1.60
1.60
1.68
1.82
2.54
3.02
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
.
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44
RES 0 LU T I ON
.... - - .- - - - - - -
~
-
steve & Stella Wallen
Mrs. Lillie McIntosh
Mrs. Lillie McIntosh
Norman & Selma C. Dahlke
Charles S. & Ellea G. Wiseman
Raymond & Dagny Dahlke
Raymond & Dagny Dahlke
Joe J. & Rose M. Gephart
Raymond & Dagny Dahlke
Raymond & Dagny Dahlke
Mrs. Harry Kelley
City of Grand Island
Roy & Gladys Bowers
Roy & Gladys Bowers
Roy & Gladys Bowers
Stella Wallen
Stella Wallen
Charles Daniels
Steve & Stella Wallen
StevenA. & Stella Wallen
.Steva1 A. & Stella Wallen
Steven A. & Stella Wallen
J. B. & Gerald John Cummings
J. B. & Gerald John Cummings
O. .~ Gross
Alex & Dorothy Gowlovech
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Pearl Smith
;Pearl Smith
Grover B. & Izetta E. Perkins
iB!lti~~lt:-,G:'.iHRts~a~alt.'llr!:;:-
Grover B. & Izetta E. Perkins
Bl'fKe~~iQt..ll~d~~:gall3a~lj*
Erass>> G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
$4.12
74
75
Belmont
It
3.98
3.04
2.53
1.93
76
11
77
It
78
II
79
It
2.50
80
81
8a':
83
It
2.04
11
3.78
ff
3.78
ff
2.04
2.50
84
85
86
87
It
It
1.93
2.53
3.04
ff
tt
88
89
It
3.98
It
4.12
90
11
3.10
2.61
91
92
93
It
tJ
1.97
2.61
"
94
95
It
3.10
4.12
4.12
It
96
tt
97
It
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
98
It
99
It
100
101
102
ff
tt
It
103
"
104
It
3.02
2.54
1.82
1.68
105
It
106
If
107
tl
108
n
1.60
109
110
It
1.60
1.68
n
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
- --- - - - - - --
NAME
!&! BLOCK
III
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
ADDITION
,~
Ee1mont
Ernest G. Roseberry
Ernest G. Roseberry
"
"
Leo Hyde
Leo Hyde
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood
"
If
"
R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood
"
R. B. &}}0aro1ine B. Lockwood
tt
It
Agnes Switzer
J. F. Rush
"
120
121
It
J. F. Rush
Gladys R. Bowers
Gladys R. Bowers
Gladys R. Bowers
122
123
"
If
124
It
Gladys R. Bowers
125
126
12l'l
It
It
Ray Moore
Gladys Bowers
Gladys Bowers
Mrs. E. Peterson
tI
It
128
129
tt
J. H. Kopetzky
130
131
132
133
134
If
C. Frieda Putmam
It
C. Frieda Putnam
tt
"
Gustav & Edna Meyer
Gustav & Edna Meyer
It
Georgena Ka110s
135
It
Mrs. Louise B. McBeth
136
II
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
"
137
138
"
Gladys R. A. Skinner
John W. Larsen
139
"
John W. Larsen
II
140
Matilda & Helen Mattke
tt
141
142
1\13
Matilda & Helen Mattke
It
tt
Gladys Bowers
Mable Vosberg
Harry S. Tester
Harry S. Tester
144
It
145
II
146
n
F:,' ;7 7
45 v~, 0
AMOUNT
$1.82
2.54
3.02
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
::i,,-lID,
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61 ,
3.10
4.12
3.98
3.04
2.53
1.93
2.50
2.04
3.78
3.78
2.04
2.50
1.93
2.53
3.04
3.98
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
Gladys Bowers
Mildred F. Thompson
Mildred F. Thompson
Russell Shunkwiler
Edgar G. & Betty Jane McMullen
Estate of Frank Lechner
Estate of Frank Lechner
Estate of Prank Lechner
E s ta te of Frank Lechner
E s ta te of Frank Lechner
Levi Stout
Levi Stout
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Frank p. Cos te1lo
Frank P. Costello
Joseph T. & Christina Hubl
Donald A. & Virginia M. Sydzyik
Donald A. & Virginia M. Sydzyik-
Grace Ring
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
Earl H. Schmidt
~~~~..:~"~~~~~~{"~"~...~~~1h~~
Earl H~ Schmidt .
~};~"~~~~~,;-.9~~~tgl~Jki~~.~:e{I:~
Odelia Eddy
Odelia Eddy
Odelia Eddy
John H. & Bertha R. Lawrey
John H. & Bertha R. Lawrey
Grace E. Nearhood-widow
Doan H~ Nearhood-son
DoanB. Nearhood-son
Grace E. Nearhood-widow
Mabel Calvers
Mabel Calvers
Clara B. Haynes
Clara B. Haynes
Clara B. Haynes
LOT BLOCK
-
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
.56
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
ADDITION
Belmont
If
If
If
It
ft
11
tI
"
It
If
It
ft
It
It
It
It
tl
11
"
II
II
ft
ft
"
If
ft
If
"
"
If
ft
If
If
"
If
46
,t~',' ~~:. E
AMOUNT
$2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.02
2.54
1.82
1.68
1.60
1.60
1.68
1.82
2.54
3.02
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
ri.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
.
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RES Q L UT ION
NAME
LOT BLOCK
J. J. Klinge
JO. J. Klinge
Florence & Mildred Rogers
Floyd A. Linn
Eldora L. Speck-wife
Eldora L. Speck-wife
Eldora L. Speck-wife
Mrs. A. D. Haynes
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
Mary Hapes
190
191
192
193
Mrs. Clara B. Haynes
Mrs. Clara B. Haynes
Clara B. Haynes
194
195
196
Grace L. Thomas
Grace L. Thomas
Shelby V. & Alta A. Miller
Shaby V. & Alta A. Miller
19G!
19S
Inez E. Edwards
199
200
201
202
InezE. Edwards
Leonard Crouch
Mrs. Clara B. Haynes
~rs. Clara B. Haynes
203
204
205
Mrs. Louise Kipp
Jrs. Louise Kipp
Mrs. Louise Kipp
Etta Nelson
206
207
Myr1e L. Sallinger
Earl F. & Delores A. Steele
Earl F. & Delores A. Steele
208
209
210
Estate of S. D. Huston
211
Estate of S. D. Huston
Estate of S. D. Huston
212
213
Donald A. & Virginia M. Sydzyik 214
Donald A. & Virginia M. Sydzyik 215
Joseph T. & Christina Hubl 216
William Lechner 217
Augusta Lechner 218
Augusta Lechner 219
ADDITION
Belmont
tI
It
n
It
II
"
It
It
"
w
It
n
n
"
II
n
"
If
"
n
It
tI
n
It
n
tt
n
It
n
tI
tt
11
It
It
II
tI
47
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AMOUNT
$3.98
3.04
2.53
1.93
1.53
2.04
3.78
3.78
2.04
1.53
1.93
2.53
3.04
3.98
4.12
~.le
2.69
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.10
2.61
1.97
2.61
3.10
4.12
4.12
3.02
2.54
1.82
1.68
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
.
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NAME
R!S.Q1lr110N
kQ! BLOCK
220
Augusta Lechner
George E. & Frieda M. Christensen 221
George E. & Frieda M. Christensen 222
E. R. Scofield
223
224
225
E. R. Scofield
E. R. Scofield
E. R. Scofield
226
227
E. R. Scofield
E. R. Scofield
E. R. Scofield
228
229
230
Murl & Jennie Thayer
Murl & Jennie Thayer
Murl & Jennie Thayer
231
232
Murl & Jennie Thayer
Murl & Jennie Thayer
233
234
Murl & Jennie Thayer
Murl & Jennie Thayer
John Rewolinsky
John Rewolinsky
John Rewolinsky
John Rewolinsky
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
l'J'ohn Rewolinsky
John Rewolinsky
John Rewolinsky
Vincent & Aloisie Skrivan
243
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Charlie F. & Ella Wegner
Blanche L. M. Lade
3
Ethel May Lesh
Ethel May Lesh
Ethel May Lesh
Ethel May Lesh
AIda Gunn
5
6
7
8
1 2
2 2
Daniel R. & Gertrude M. Gates
Ethel May Lesh
Ethel May Lesh
Lyler J. & Rosa M. Lacy
Lyler J. & Rosa M. Lacy
3 2
4 2
5 2
6 2
ADDITION
Belmont
It
n
n
tt
n
II
tt
It
11
It
tl
It
"
"
It
ft
tt
ft
"
tl
It
tt
It
Packer & Barr's
II
tt
It
If
II
n
tf
tt
tt
tt
"
II
"
It
tl
It
II
"
ft
u
"
"
II
~
48
r". c \
i
AMOUNT
$1.69
1.69
1.60
1.60
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.68
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.72
1.60
1.68
1.68
1.80
2.53
3.04
3.78
3.14
1.36
.30
2.40
2.66
3.72
5.54
5.54
3.72
2.66
2.40
2.40
2.66
.
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RES 0 L UTI ON
----------
~
Sidney G. & Matha D. Phillips
Sidney G. & Martha D. Phillips
Abby H. Kensinger
Abby H. Kensinger
Grand Island Land Oo~
Lydia Violet Cady & Frank Cady
John H. & ~eona M. Dixon
John H. & Leona M. Dixon
John H. & Leona M. Dixon
John H. & Leona M. Dixon
Wheeler M. Blair
Wheeler M. Blair
Wheeler M. Blair
Wheeler M. Blair
Orlando R. & Ruby A. James
Orla.ndo R. & Ruby A. James
Wheeler M. Blair
~heeler M. Blair
Vernal C. lfJorine
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Josephine Teviotdae
Henry & Matilda Hein
Elmer & Sylvia Bowers
Sylvester J. & Dorris McHugh
Sylvester J. & Dorris B. McHugh
LOT BLOCK
7
8
1
2
2
7
85
9
10
City of Grand Island. Broadwell
Park 1-10
Rudolph T. & Paula A. Prinz 1
Rudolph T.& Paula A. Prinz 2
Guy H. & Fern E. Stevens
Stacia K. & Claus Dryer
Stacis K. Dryer
Guy Stevens
Guy & Fern Stevens
Mildred F. Thompson ~ Marian V.
Byrum
3
4
5
6
7
8
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
4
5
3
6
7
3
3
8
3
1
4
2
3
4
4
4
4
5
6
4
4
7
4
8
1
4
5
3
5
5
5
4
5
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
ADDITION
49
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~'.. ~5.t
AMOUN T
Pa~ker& Barr's $3.72
It
"
11
fI
fI
"
"
"
tI
It
"
II
"
fI
"
"
"
tI
"
"
"
tI
II
\I
11
11
"
"
tI
tI
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
tI
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
tI
tI
tI
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
5.54
5.54
"
3.72
2.66
2.40
2.40
2.66
3.72
5.54
5.54
3.72
2.66
2.40
2.40
2.66
3.72
5.54
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14:
3.59
5.24
41.60
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
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NAME
RES 0 L UTI 0 l!
LOT BLOCK
-
Alvah Clement
Alvah Clement
William H. & Marie I. Pahl
Nathan & Violet Zweig
William M. & Eulalia M. Moore
Gilbert E. & Marie D. Simmons
Strand Spence & Wilhelmina Spence
Alice & Arthur Davis
Alice & Arthur Davis
Daniel & Gertrude Gates
Oscar & Mildred Sorgenfrei
Fred K. Gier
w.1.
2
E.1.
2
Oscar & Mildred Sorgenfrei
F'red K. Gier
wi
E.1.
2
Jens N. Jensen
Jens N. Jensen
Edwin Jensen
Jens N. Jensen
Pauline Sebold
Charles H. & Loretta Barrett
Ray & Nellie Lewis
Grand Island Safe Deposit Co.
Jens N. Jensen
Ralph L. & Versha B. Moore
Walter W. Riese & Helen E. Riese
Robert J. & Edna M. Wellsendt
William L. & LaVerne Swafford
Ralph A. & Maudie V. Pierpont
Margaret R. G~er
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
Frank LeRoy & Thelma M. Stevens
Elmer & Frieda Matthews
Elmer & Frieda Matthews
Dan & J"ennie Kensinger
Dan & JOennie Kensinger
Leroy H. & Margery H. Buhrman
Leroy H. & Margery H. Buhrman
9
10
1
2
9
10
1
3
4
9
7
10
1
2
3
7
8
8
8
4
8
5
6
8
8
7
8
8
8
8
9
9
10
10
~
8
8
~
9
2
3
9
9
4
5
6
9
9
9
7
9
8
9
9
~
10
3
4
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
6
7
8
2
ADDITION
5Q
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AMOUNT
Packer & Barr's$3.59
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1.35
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3.59
3.14
2.25
1.34
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3.07
2.17
3.00
1.35
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1.35
3.00
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
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RESOLurION
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.N!.ME
Robert E. & Sarah A. James
Cora M. Bush
Oscar Jay & Hazel M. Waddington
Ruth M. Happold
Mabel Benson
Andrew Hanson
;arl L. & Nttie E. Becker
Carl L. & Nettie E. Becker
Wilhelmina Donnelly
Wilhelmina Donnelly
Wilhelmina Donnelly
Joseph H. May
Lucille stevens
Roy Brakeman
Clarence C. & Mary C. Smith
Clarence C. Smith
Dale & Alice M. Billington
George & Martha E. M. Wellsandt
Louis W. & Anna S. Dilla
Wilbert N. Blanco
Norman H. Blanco
Everett & Elsie Holstead
Norman H. & Kerstina E. Blanco
Anton M. & Mary K. Brester
Edward & Bertha DeHarde
Edward & Bertha DeHarde
Elliott & Della E. Burnett
Arnold W. & Ella J. Beekman
Louis E. & Blondina Haberstroh
Louis E. & Blondina Haberstroh
Alton C. & Olga C. Anderson
Elmer C. & Mable G. Cochran
Elmer C. & ~able G. Cochran
Elmer C. & Mable G. Cochran
Charles & Anna Meinecke
Charles & Anna Meinecke
John M. & Linda Pahl
LOT BLOCK
10
1
2
3
10
1
2
a
10
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
1
5
11
6
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
7
8
9
4
5
6
'f1,'"1
12
12
8
9
12
12
3
4
13
13
13
13
13
5
7
13
13
13
13
8
9
13
14
14
14
4
14
5
14
14
14
14
14
14
15
ADDITION
51
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AMOUNT
Packer & Barr's $5.24
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II
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3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
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RE20LY1:IOli
LOT BLOCK
NAME
Camillo B. & Maude A. Niemann
Anna L. Wiseman
Dietrich Schr~aer
William Goehring
Henry A. & Sena Schmidt
Albert & Mary J'. Thesenvi tz
Lucy P.. Haney
Lucy p. Haney
Lucy P. Haney
Howard N. & Dolores R. Crosby
Fred R. & .l.lelen J. Chattam
Katie Dunham
Katie Dunham
Katie Dunham
Lena C. Moll
William & ~hristiria Poole
-lMB:lB:la~5elH~:.?H~gmpaan~.:&~1114a~~a-.aH1.A:.
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Camillo B. & Maude A. N'emann
Camillo B. & Maude A. Niemann
John O. Cady
Roy~eraig & Emma H.
Carl H. & Linda Se1m
E!
wl
2
Roy O. Craig & Emma H.
Carl H. & Linda Aelm
E!
wi
Frank James
Frank James
Raymond A. & Marjorie F. Meinecke
Raymond A. & Marjorie F. Meinecke
Mildred F. Thompson
Henry Fay Lacy & Allie M. Lacy
Edward Brabender
Ella O. Steele
Mary Stava & Leonard A. Stava
City of Grand Island
Mrs. Charles N. Staton also
Effie S. Staton
Mrs. Charles N. Staton also
Effie S. Staton
8
9
10
1
10
1
1
2
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
2
15
15
3
4
5
6
15
15
15
15
15
15
1k5
16
16
16
16
16
16
!Z
2
3
4
5
6
7
16
8
16
16
16
9
17
17
2
17
17
4
5
6
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
ADDITION
,
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AMOUNT
Packer & Barr's $3.59
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II
II
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II
II
II
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3.59
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5.24
3.59
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3.14
3.59
5.24
3.00
1.35
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1.35
3.00
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
1.50
1.50
.68
.68
1.35
3.00
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----~.._----
NAME
Eugene W. & Edna May Serum
Boyd & Emma Burnett
John T. & Lillie Comipton
N.!.
2
Sylvia M. & Claud O. Brown
Sylvia IVI. Brown
Elmer & Mildred 'A. Spiehs
Paul J. & Etta Migot
Lym J. & Clarice Casteel
R. B. & Caroline B. Lockwood
S!
Bank Motor Co.
Bank Motor Co.
Boyd Burnett et ala
Boyd Burnett et al
Paul M. & Maxine Kane
William O. & Mildred A. Hardekopf
William O. & Mildred A. Hardekopf
Lena Hoffer Davis & Glenn R. Davis
Milton T. & Viola Hettler
William Leo & Louis H. Zimmerman
Oschar A. & Maggie M. Henry
Oschar A. & Maggie M. HEnry
Amel B. & Pearl L. Tuttle
Glenwood R. & Dora A. Koch
Max J. Cornelius
Irwin E. & Hattie F. Crane
William E. Cook
Grover J. & Mabel O'Bele
May Dumont
May Dumont
May Dumont
Richard L. & Myrtie Y. Niemann
William L. & Jessie Doan
~~~.a~.d~l-~-l:.~oan
Bernard L. & Mary E. A. Doan
Bernard L. & Mary E. A. Doan
Bernard L. & Mary E. A. Doan
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
LOT BLOCK
-
9
10
10
1
2
w!
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2
9
10
1
2
8
9
10
ADDITION
53
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AMOUNT
6
18 Packer & Barr's 2nd$'.24
7
18
8
18
8
18
18
18
1
2
11
19
3
19
19
19
4
5
6
19
7
19
8
9
19
19
19
~o
20
3
20
20
20
20
4
5
6
6
20
20
7
8
20
3
20
20
21
21
21
21
21
4
5
6
21
7
21
21
21
21
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-_._----------
NAME
-
LOT BLOCK
Edward Wgite Buffalo & Lucile
'Whi te Buffalo I
Edward White Buffalo & Lucile
Vihite Buffalo 2
Herman A. & Mildred Hardekopf 3
Murel W. Kane 4
August Hardekop~
Harry & Matilda Norton
Harry & Matilda Norton
Harry & Matilda Norton
Harry & Matilda Norton
Mrs. W. A. Williams
Charles E. Taylor
M~~~~I:,Cl:~b
Charles E. Taylor
MStf{l-lj,Cl:~b
Earl G. & Roma W. Hardekopf
Earl G. & Roma W. Hardekopf
Andrew F. & IlaL,M. Swanson
8
9
10
1
2
William L. & Edna Hanson Mann
William L. & Edna Hanson Mann
Charles Whitcomb
Iva Ball Vfuitcomb
9
10
Iva Ball Whitcomb
Kathryn E. O'Malley
Kathryn E. OIMalley
Kathryn E. O'Malley
KathrynE. O'Malley
Christian Woelz
Kathryn ~. O'Malley
Kathryn E. O'Malley
6
7
Rosalio Briseno
8
Rosalio Bri",seno
9
Rosalio Briseno
10
William F. Tilley
William F. Tilley
William ~. Tilley
22
22
22
5
22
22
6
22
22
7
22
22
22
23
3
23
23
4
23
5
23
23
6
7
23
8
23
1
23
23
24
2
24
3
24
24
4
5
24
24 ,
24
24
24
24
2 25
1 2 1',
3 25
Endora E. Ennis
4 .295
City of Grand Island
5 26
ADDITION
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$5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.14
3.52
3.04
3.52
5.14
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RES 0 L t1 T ION
NAME
-
LOT BLOCK
26
D. Lawrence & Elsie P. Halstead
D. Lawrence & Elsie P. Halstead
Arthur G. & Stella May Schroeder
Arthur G. & Stella May Schroeder
Arthur G. & Stella May Schroeder
Alice E. Payne
Alice E. Payne
Alice E. Payne
Alice E. Payne
Alice E. Payne
Alice E. Payne
Lelia McLane Taylor
Lel~a McLane Taylor
Lelia McLane Taylor
Lelia McLane Tyalor
10
Charles E. & Lelia F. Taylor
Charles E. & Lelia F. Taylor
Charles E. Taylor
Charles E. Taylor
Charles E. Taylor
Everett L. Redding
Everett L. Redding
Everett L. Redding
Charles Sems
Charles Sems
10
1
Ethel J. Thompson
Fred & Vernie Purvis
Fred & Vernie Purvis
Donald Vi. Falli s & Roy J. Fallis Be, 4
Lester L. Fallis
Donald W. Fallis & Lester L. Fallis & 5,
Roy J. Fallis . ' ."
:9~":aa:dHW:-.l~.;g~$al:llSH%~~~.&~f~p-l~ml*~~ 6
~H~.;H:Wa)};~:Bal~ Ci ty of Grand Island
naAAWiaH~~:~Hi'aaa$:-sz..:~'ol~lS:-t:ell.4(.ol~tHi&\ia9.I1:S~~} 7
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Norman L. & Lucille Nelson 8
Norman L. & Lucille Nelson
Norman L. & Lucille Nelson
10
1
2
Blanche G. Goodrich
EIo E. & Edith M. Hansen
1
2
26
3
26
26
4
5
26
1
27
2
27
3
27
27
4
5
27
6
7
S
27
27
9
27
27
1
27
2 8
28
2
3
28
4
28
28
28
28
28
28
5
6
7
8
9
28
2
29
29
29
29
3
29
89
29
29
9
29
29
30
30
~," C"'~ Vei.;
55 ::':) l
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$5.14
3.52
5.04
3.52
5.14
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
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3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
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5.24
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-----------
NAME
Car 1 v. /I Lohmann
Irene A. Worshen
Irene A. Worshen
Edward M. & Anna Lee Young
Julius R. & Mary Grace Pierpont
Julius R. & Mary Grace Pierpont
Julius R. & Mary Grace Pierpont
Dean D. & Arlene J. Lucas
William & Bertha Kay
Cora May Howard
Cora May Howard
Cora May Howard
Dessie I. & Bert G. Dukes
Walter J. & Josephine Celmer
Walter J. & Josephine Celmer
Estate of Perry E. Carlton
Estate of Henry J. Bartenbach
Estate of Henry J. Bartenbach
William J. & Mamie B. Bacon
Jack & Anna Chambers
Sylvia M. Brown
T. Cook & Edna Cook
T. Cook & Edna Cook
Raymond & Cecilia Rork
Raymond & Cecilia Rork
John M. & Ocia G. Roach
Floyd F. & Hazel Adams
Secundino M. & Isabell M. Galvin
LOT BLOCK
10
10
9
10
Elisha R. & Eldora A. Scofield 3
Elisha R. & Eldora A. Scofield E2/3 4
Estate of Anna R. Comstock Wl/3 4
Elisha R. & Eldora A. Scofield E2/3 5
Estate of Anna R. Comstock Wl/3 5
Estate of Albert Winters E1/2 6
Robert L.Lester Wl/2 6
Estate of Albert Winters E1/2 7
Robert L. Lester Wl/2 7
s
30
4
30
30
5
6
30
30
30
30
7
8
9
39
1
2
31
3
31
31
4
31
5
31
6
31
31
31
7
8
9
31
1
31
32
2
32
3
32
4
32
32
5
6
32
7
32
s
32
32
32
33
33
33
33
33
33
33
33
33
ADDITION
56
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$3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.19
3.14
3119
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
3.59
5.24
3.00
3.00
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4.00
1.24
1.49
3.75
.69
2.90
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
Frank J. & Emma B. Mueller
Frank J. & Emma B. Mueller
Frank J. & Emma B. Mueller
Edward Brabender
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
George W. Black
George W. Black
George W. Black
Mildred F. Thompson & Marian V.
Byram
state of Nebraska
State of' Nebraska
state of Nebraska
state of Nebraska
State of Nebraska
State of Nebraska
State of Nebraska
State of Nebraska
Blanche Gowloveck
Blanche Gowloveck
Blanche ~owloveck
Alma & Thomas L. Korn
Alma & Thomas L. Korn
Charles E. & Fay L. Williams
Charles E. & Fay L. Williams
Art Boyll
Art Boyll
Myrtle A. & Affie S. Ellsberry
Frank Schwieger
Elton L. & Dorothy R. Shaw
Charles Williams
Charles Williams
Caroline Darling
C. E. Williams
Harriet F. Gallup
Mary Spiehs
LOT BLOCK
9
10
6
6
10
10
1
Sl/2 2
Nl/2 2
3
10
33
8
7
33
33
34
35
35
36
2
3
36
4
36
5
36
36
6
7
36
8
36
36
36
9
3
37
37
37
4
5
6
37
7
37
8
37
9
37
37
38
38
38
4
38
38
38
5
6
38
38
38
38
7
8
9
38
1
2,
39
39
ADDITION
Packer & Barr's
2nd
tt
tt
"
"
II
It
"
tt
It
"
II
"
"
tt
II
"
n
"
II
n
tt
"
"
If
n
"
tI
"
II
tt
If
"
II
"
II
It
"
"
II
II
II
It
It
n
II
n
"
It
"
n
II
"
"
"
n
n
"
n
It
It
11
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It
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"
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n
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AMOUNm
$3.14
3.59
2.00
5.00
5.24
2.50
1.50
3.25
3.59
5.24
2.78
1.29
.90
1.29
2.00
.90
1.29
2.78
5.24
3.59
3114
2.24
2.24
2.24
1.24
1.00
3.14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
2.24
2.24
2.24
2.24
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RES 0 L UTI ON
--------
NAME
Mary Spiehs
Marie Spiehs
Ivan Quinn Williams
stanley & Frances Sonnefold
Mary Deertz
Mary Deertz
Nl/2
Sl/2
Duane Deertz
Duane Deertz
Ethel J. Thompson
Floyd M. Voorhees
Thomas :b'. Polzel
Robert J. Wooner
Mrs. Anna B. Stickler
~tl~-iiB~~:E'
Ethel J. Thompson
&&~:..:i+ii-l}~;r
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Pete & Opal Meinninger
Verna E. Cormican
Verna E. Cormican
Verna E. Cormican
Verna E. Cormican
Peter E. Rickert
Vern Corey
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Swend O. & Florence Christensen W70'
James C. & Ruby Haile
E50'
Swend O. & F'lorence Christensen W70 I
James C. & Ruby Haile
County of Hall
E50' 7
Katie O'Connor
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
Floyd M. & Camilla A. Voorhees
LOT BLOCK
10
1
2
10
1
3
39
4
39
5
39
6
7
39
39
8
39
8
39
39
9
39
40
40
3
40
4
40
40
5
6
40
7
40
8
40
40
9
40
2
41
41
3
41
4
5
41
41
4
42
5
42
4
43
5
43
6
6
43
43
7
43
419
4
44
5
6
44
44
44
7
ADDITION
58
r:-<' t \,
:,j ',_~~" t,P
AMOUNT
Packer & Barr's $3.14
2nd
II
n
II
II
If
If
If
II
If
II
If
If
II
II
J'I
n
If
n
II
II
n
It
II
II
II
"
"
II
"
"
"
II
n
n
II
II
If
II
II
tl
II
tl
II
II
tf
If
If
II
II
tI
n
If
n
II
If
If
tI
II
II
"
It
n
If
II
II
II
tI
tI
"
II
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
1.57
1.57
2.24
2.24
2.24
2.24
3 14
3.59
5.24
5.24
3.59
3.14
2.24
2.24
2.24
2.24
2.64
3.52
5.14
5.30
3.73
5.54
3.84
2.58
1.22
4.64
1.96
5.54
3.84
3.84
5.54
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RES 0 L UT ION
----------
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Grand Island Hollostone Co.
Grand Island Hollostone Co.
George & Mary Gowloveck
George & Mary Gowloveck
Grand Island Land Co.
Estate of Henry J. Bartenbach
Estate of Henry J. Bartenbach
Vallie Koch
Vallie Koch
Mrs. W. A. Williams
Eugene W. & Monica Zimmerman
Marie Brabender
Marie Brabender
Felix Skibinski
Frances E. McElroy & M. H. Finnie
. .
Leila McLaae Taylor
Leila McLane Taylor
Paul W. K. Ruff
10
John F. Ruff 11
The Diocese of Grand Island 12
The Diocese of Grand Island 13
. W 52'-
Verne M. & Wanda A. Painter IE 1/2 14
Mrs. Edward Wolfe E 58' 14
Edward J. Niemand W 1/2 14
Louis P. & Nina S. Milne S 1711-Wl/2 15
Martin J. Kelly
William Sielaff
E 1/2 15
16
Marie L. Sietaff & Husband S1321-E88' 17
Miller McGavren Co. W 132'-3 132' 17
Aubrey J. & Viola M. Givens N 66' 1
Lewis S. & Alice J. Anderson 3 66' 1
Aubrey J. & Viola M. Givens N 66'
Lewis 3. & Alice J. Anderson 3 66'
2
2
Paul ';JV. K. Ruff
3
Paul 'W. K. Ruff
4
Paul W. K. Ruff
5
1
William & Marie L. Sielaff
4
5
6
7
5
6
7
8
9
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
8
9
2
3
8
3
3
9
3
1
ADDITION
....
59
[} 4: ,~l
AMOUNT
45
Pa~.er & Barr's
2nd $5.54
45
n
45
45
46
46
46
n
n
If
If
u
If
ff
ff
If
u
If
3.84
3.84
5.54
1.10
3.50
2.75
II
West1s Subdivision 3.36
tf
If
n
n
It
If
n
If
If
tf
If
u
ff
If
n
If
"
1.44
1.44
3.3,66
3.36
1.44
1.44
3.36
3.36
1.44
If
Home Subdivision 8.80
-
u
If
n
If
II
It
If
tf
It
ff
Ru~fs Addition
If
II
II
tt
If
"-
If
Paitk Place
tf
II
II
If
ff
If
II
If
II
u
II
II
If
If
II
n
"
8.80
8.80
8.80
2J..aED
2.32
4.40
4.40
4.40
8.80
3.52
5.28
1.50
.62
1.50
.62
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Susie Phifer
Delbert J. & Wilma L. Sweley
Ethel M. Lowry
Edward M. & Erma G. Cole
Martin A. Brase
Martin A. Brase 7
Clifford W. & Irma M. Riggs 8
George W. & Maud O. Holz 9
Ralph E. & Maxine L. Sorensen 10
Martin A. & Edna M. Brase 1
Lloyd M. & Bertha M. Dory 2
Chris H. & Helen Gjerloff 3
Merl M. & Blanche L. Matthews 4
Dewey & Esther Bozell 5
Reinhardt le. & Dolores A. Schuessler 6
-
Elmer G. & LDretta N. Hurren
Marvin G. & Ardath E. Brown
F1red C. & Carol Dean Palmgren
9
10
1
Harry M. Bishop
Elizabeth Goodwin
Nelson Lumber & Supply Co.
Julia Ruphoff wife
Frank C. & Fern E. Allen
M. E. & Bessie E. Lewis
Melvin A. & Laura Sohrwied
Clyde L. Hammond
Herman A. 3tein
Dale & Helen D. Stites
Rudolph J. & Mary L. Studnicka
10
Edmund P. Krick
William L. Catlett
Charle s L. Jus tice
Lloyd L. & Marjorie M. Pearson
Joe W. & Dorothy M. Hull
Goldie A. Hartman
Benjamin E. & Dena GJelsteen
6
7
2
1
I
1
1
1
3
4
5
6
!l.
!l.
I
I
2
2
2
2
2
2
7
2
2
2
8
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
5
3
3
6
7
3
3
8
3
9
3
3
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
4
4
ADDITION
,
Park Place
II
11
"
tl
It
II
!l
II
II
~). e,Cj
II
II
It
If
11
II
tI
It
II
11
11
"
II
"
-
It
It
If
It
fI
"
"
u
II
It
"
"
"
It
"
tI
"
"
"
"
II
II
"
tt
11
"
II
"
"
II
II
"
~
"
II
"
11
II
II
"
II
"
It
""
II
u
It
II
It
60
f.'.~" "
i, -,'
;~j. ::: /
AMOUNT
$.;3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5,28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
Benjamin E. & Dena Gjelsteen
Benjamin E. & Dena Gjelsteen
Edgar & Lula C. Meyer
Ruth & Max J. Cornelius
Robert McMullen Jr.
Edwin J. & Mildred L. Wagner
Edward L. Ziola-husband
Connie Merchant & Mary Merchant
Albert Lloyd Sorensen & Marjorie L.
Sorensen
Daniel & ~mma C. Powers & Elmer E.
& Gustav Bergman
Howard W. & Hertha Olson
MarY M. Smydra
Frances M. Or Robert E. Lee
Harry A. & Marguerite L. Samuelson
Arthur B. & Be tty Ann Cummingrm
- Glen H. & Glayds M. Kolbo
Ray J. & Frances L. Koehler
Beverly M. & Genera P. Taylor
Griffith A. & Elsie K. DeMay
LOT BLOCK
-.
10
1
2
7
8
9
10
11
Edward E. & Agnes M. Niemand 12
BurnleyAarther Kemplin 13
Sophia C. Goss & Marie May & Harold
H. Baasch 14
Jake & Mollyanne Grasmick
Glenn E. & hazel Whitehead
Wesley D. & Arline G. Dankert
Edward E. & Mignon Brooks
Minnie R. Hoffman
Anna L. Reher
Heber A. & Freda Mae Breiner
T. Stanton Maloney & Mary Frances
Scott
George O. & Oma E. Rutherford
,Algusta Fischer
Joy F. Sipple & Adda F.
Walter Speck
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
a
9
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
ADDITION
Park Place
4
4
4
It "
It "
Cottage Place
tt ~
L
"
11
"
11
It
It
Abrahamson's 3rd
"
"
II
It
It
-
II
II
"
"
"
II
fI
It
61
~:' ~1, ~3
AMOUNT
$3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.98
"
2.90
2.72
2.90
"
11
If
3.98
It
3.98
11
2.90
2.70
2.90
3.98
2.58
2.58
If
"
"
It
11
II
2.58
"
2.58
Gilbert's Sub. .65
Block 1, Gilbert's
2nd 1.07
II
It 11
" 11
" "
2
Gilberts 2nd
2
2
11
II
It
"
2
II
II
2
2
11
tt
"
"
u
2.60
2.72
3.10
4.50
2.12
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
.
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RE.2,gL1J!ION
NAME
-
Clarence J. & Mary M. Guyette
Lloyd E. & Sophia R. Kenney
H. F. & Anna K. Stine
Lars H. Christensen
Theodore L. & Gladys V. Smith
Elizabeth Wiechman
Elizabeth Wiechman
John &, Homa Reise Ditter
Estate of Georgia Sondergaard
Estate of Georgia Sondergaard
Oren C. & Mable H. Roos
Opal Halstead Fillmore
Nitzel &: Co.
S 8211
Thelma Andre
N 50'
Arthur L. Bottorff
Orin & Elsie Contryman
Orin & Elsie Contryman
Max & Hazel Scovill
LOT BLOCK
10
9
10
10
S 64' 1
Albert & Mary Thesenvitz
Riley O. & Ethel M. Wescoatt
George R. Ferguson & Louise E.
N 68' 1
Arthur & Clara Trotter
Norman H. & Dorothy J. McKeag
M~~&.a~a;e:~J,M~:s~hbaWii~
Benedict P. & Lola E. Wassinger
David Alexander
Henry & Hulda Ewoldt
lVIaud B. Houch
o. Lynn Haller & Constance E. Haller 9
John & l{oma Ditter 10
John & Roma Ditter 1
George F. & Ida May Jankey 2
Donald iJayne & Jean Gardiner Ca te s
Donald Wayne & Jean Gardiner Cates
E 2.81
Vern & Thresia I. CraGtree W 501
Myron E. &, Amos L. Olsen
Harry J. & Dortha Rauert
4
5
6
7
8
9
2
2
2
2
1
3
8
3
3
3
1
2
4
4
3
4
4
4
6
4
6
4
7
4
8
4
9
4
4
5
5
2
5
3
5
4
5
5
5
6
5
7
5
8
5
5
5
6
6
3
6
4
6
6
6
6
ADDITION
Gilberts 2nd
II
"
II
II
It
"
II
II
1\
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
tI
II
II
If
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
If
!I
II
II
/-62
~.:.. ~ L
II
AMOUN T
$3.60
2.76
2.12
II
If
2.12
If
5.28
II
2.12
II
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
II
II
II
II
II
II
3.08
II
2.20
II
3.60
II
3.40
II
3.60
II
5.28
It
.62
If
1.50
2.12
2.76
3.60
II
II
II
II
5.28
II
5.28
11
3.60
II
2.76
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.76
II
II
II
II
II
II
.32
II
3.28
II
5.28
5.28
If
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
Mary D. Dutton
Eva Hyder
Anna Simmers
Harold Thomas & Delmer Thomas
Joseph L. & Irma ill. Wilson
Lulu D. Eddingfield
Clift & Blanche Adams
Harriet Adams & Blanche McCutcheon
E. R. Gier
Melvin O. & Betty E. Hild
John W. & Alwine Behrens
Harry Muhl & Ella Muhl
Fred K. & Laura M. Gier
Fred K. & Laura M. Gier
Orville fr. & Lillian C. Salstrom
Herman J. & Susie Lehms
Elsie A. & Benjamin Curtiss Shank
Susie J. Phifer
Susie J. Phifer
John H. & Mina L. Poehler
Herman H. CJ:, Lena Ivl. Florke
Elias P. Starr
w. J. Vogel & Fay E. Vogel
Max J. & Ruth Cornelius
Elizabeth Wiechman
Clifford R. & Mary Wiedenthaler
Lyle E. & Arlene M. Knott
Elsie K. Mathews
A. R. & Grace Plith
Sylvester & Frances M. Wissing
N 1/2 10
~11/2 10
1
10
9
10
10
Sylvester & Frances M. Wissing W 40.8' 9
Dale V. Donnelly
Edward W. & Lillie R. Donnelly
Albert & May J. Thesenvitz
Mae Koephlin
Julius & Marie Peters
Howard J. & Mildred M. Olson
E 12' 9
10
1
2
LOT BLOCK
7
6
8
6
9
6
6
6
7
2
?
3
7
4
7
5
7
6
7
7
8
7
7
9
7
7
1
8
2
8
8
8
7
8
8
8
9
1
2
10
10
3
10
4
10
5
6
7
10
10
10
10
10
8
10
10
11
11
3
4
11
11
ADDITION
Gilberts 2nd
11
II
"
"
II
II
lJ
It
II
II
II
II
II
11
II
II
>-
II
>-
II
"
"
II
It
II
II
11
It
II
"
II
It
II
II
"
>-
II
Ii
If
f'"~'" " f-'_'"
t:; ~ ;~)
63
AMOUNT
$3.60
II
2.76
2.12
.62
"
11
II
1.50
5.28
"
It
3.60
"
3.40
II
3.60
"
5.28
"
5.28
II
"
3.60
3.40
"
3.60
"
5.28
II
5.28
"
1.48
II
2.10
2.72
3.60
11
It
II
5.28
It
5.00
II
5.28
3.60
2.70
3.05
4.90
n
II
11
II
II
3.05
II
2.70
II
3.60
>-
II
2.67
tl
.93
II
5.28
5.28
It
II
3.60
II
3.40
3.60
.
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BHESOLUTION
NAME
George W. Giese Jr. & Leonor W.
Giese
Fay R. & Minnie J. McIntosh
Clarence ~ Anna Baasch
Andy J. &.Hanna C. M,.ers
Durwood H. & Lucille E. Johnson
John E. & LaVonne O. Free
Iska B. Pace
S 64'
Dean J. & Anna Marie Brazelton N 68' 1
Arnold & Hose M. Bosselman
Donald L. & Adeline M. Kutschkau
Lincoln K. & Lois L. Hodges
Richard T. & Lylas M. Gericke
N.1.
2
Joseph F. & Emma R. Hybl
sl:.
2
Mayme Slattery
William & Esther Delmont
Lena E. & Albert L. Olson
Herman IVl. l"orst
Lawrence J. & Lillian M. Anderson
James M. & Grace L. Dunkel
Alida Niemoth
A. P. & Eva Beman
John H. & Rose M. Tolle
Hans J-. Ruge
Emma M. Spry
Harl & Mira Finch
Oscar J. & Bernice M. Gram
Edmund O. & Anna Margaret Pfautsch 9
Charles C. & Margaret Kenney
N 61'10
Clarence & Irene Kersey
S 71' 10
Harry B. & Faye W. Cochran
N 44' 1
Paul P. & Marie W. Shanks C 44'
Joe C. & Alma Marie J-ohnson S 44'
Harry B. & Faye W. Cochran N 44'
Paul F. & Marie W. Shanks C 44'
Joe C. & Alma Marie Johnson S 44'
LOT BLOCK
10
5
11
6
11
7
11
11
11
11
12
8
9
10
1
2
12
12
3
12
4
12
5
12
5
12
6
12
7
12
8
12
9
12
12
1
.2
1
1
3
1
4
1
5
6
7
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
2
1
~
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
ADDITION
Gilberts 2nd
If
"
"
It
It
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
It
It
It
It
Gil1!lerts Add.
II
II
II
If
II
"
If
11
"
II
II
It
II
"
II
II
"ro" ._~ I'~
64 :J '1: ~)
AMOUNT
,H'5 28
ifP .
II
5.28
"
3.60
It
3.40
It
3.60
5.28
.62
II
It
11
1.50
11
2.12
2.76
II
It
3.60
It
~1.~
II
t;'h ~
II
5.28
It
3.60
"
2.76
It
2.12
tI
2.12
5.28
3.60
3.40
"
II
II
3.60
II
5.28
5.28
3.00
3.40
3.60
2.08
It
II
It
It
It
It
3;.20
"
2.29
It
1.86
1.65
1.69
1.26
"
If
"
It
1.05
.
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-".----.-...----
NAME
Charles D. & Ethel True
Ralph A. & Ethel Gladys Herndon
John H. & Frieda L. Sievers
Emily Peters
Joe M. & Ella ly1. Sprague
LOT BLOCK
10
10
Charles F. Larsen 1
Rudolph & Bertha Faller 2
Grant W. & Mildred L. Olson 3
Ella Shipman 4
Glenn & Catherine M. Gillham N64.8' 5
Chris C. & Bertha Michaelson S67.2' 5
Martha C. & Anna M. Mortensen 6
c. L. & Eulalie M. Swartz 7
Lawrence A. & Lottie M. McKibben
C. L. & Eulalie M. Swartz 8
Lawrence A. & Lottie M. McKibben
James & Marcia M. Baxter
S 1/2
Charles M. & Plorence F'. Stewart
N 1/2
Arden L. & Louise H. Olin
Orville C. & ~lmer G. Snyder
Robert J. & Berdele E. Rehder
Cleatus L. & Zoa A. Alkire
August F. Thesenvitz
N 52'
Poly Disney
S 80'
Katheryn Bade
Howard & Wilhelmina A. Stites
Donald L. & Marjorie L. Willey
Emma L. & Frances Holden
Robert A.&Shirley A. Anderson
Estate of henry J. Bartenbach
Edward R. & Clara Paulus
Edward J. & Mabel R. Meyers
Charles E. Cain
Harold W. & Bertha Nye Johnson
Estate of John M. Tagge
9
10
7
8
9
10
6
7
8
9
10
3
4
7
2
8
2
2
2
9
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
5
1
2
5
3
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
8
8
ADDI'rION
~"r i:l o_~,f
65 G'!1: ,
AMOUNT
Gilberts .~~ $2.12
"
II
It
"
II
II
II
II
II
"
It
II
It
It
It
II
"
It
"
It
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
1I
11
"
II
"
II
It
2.76
It
3.60
"
5.28
It
6.34
11
5.28
"
3.60
11
3.40
"
3.60
11
3.00
2.28
5.28
11
It
II
3.60
It
3.40
II
3.60
5.28
2.22
11
11
II
3.06
3.60
3.40
3.60
II
It
II
II
5.28
"
2.13
It
3.15
II
3.60
II
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
tl
"
It
II
"
"
3.60
It
5.28
"
4.23
"
6.33
e
I
I
I
e
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
George P. & Leland F. Sweeney E6t
LOT BLOCK
-
Charles E. & Minnie S. Moeller W60t 5
Joseph H. & Minnie Lessig
Otto & Edna Jacobsen
Pearl & Henry Wendt
Albert E. & Margarite J. Wilkins
WilliamW. & Delma E. Armstrong
S 56 t
County of Hall N 76t
Harry Patterson
Huby Roblyer
Edward L. & Enid P. Slips
Estate of Elizabeth Ditlefsen
Lyle & Eugene Goodrich S 84' 10
CliffordA. & Lois M. Oigil N 48' 10
Martha Good
carl V. & Ellouise M. RDbinson
George H. & Lorraine M. Schroeder
Gretchen Simmons
Pleasant W. & Gladys R. Smith
Thaddius & Clara Smedra
Warren A. & Clara B. Jacobus
Bert & Marie Black
Henry & Kathryn Franzmeier
James C. & Ruby Haile
Mildred F. Thompson
LloydM. & Mildred E. Ross
.w{P~de}.~:..I~1"l&~S:lHR~~:.~ti~'w,~~':t'i:.
~ollie & Dale A. Wilson
Ralph W. ~ Virginia R. Wiles
Frank E. Castle
Peter Tagge
Wilbur R. & Esther D. Black
Dilbert G. & Alice D. Beck
Lillian Merchant
Lillian Merchant
Ava Fulmer
N!
s-i't
John & Frieda F'alldorf
10
10
5
8
8
1
9
9
9
2
3
4
9
5
9
5
9
6
9
7
9
8
9
9
9
9
9
1
10
10
2
3
10
4
5
10
10
10
10
10
6
7
8
9
10
10
1
11
11
11
11
11
11
2
3
4
5
6
7
11
8
11
9
11
11
1
1
12
12
66
r: i1 ;~:;
ADDITION AMOUNT
Gilberts~~ $.35
II
II
tt
II
It
-
It
II
It
II
"
tt
II
tt II
tt tt
"
It
It
It
11
II
II
It
II
II
It
II
It
II
Gilberta Ad1d.
1I
tt
II II
It
"
II
II
5.98
5.28
3.60
It
It
It
3.40
1I
3.60
It
2.03
3.25
It
It
5.28
II
3.60
II
3.40
II
3.60
II
3.32
It
1.96
n
5.28
3.60
"
It
3.40
II
3.60
tt
5.28
tt
5.28
II
3.60
II
3.40
3.60
"
II
5.28
II
5.28
3.60
It
"
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
tt
3.40
It
3.60
tI
5.28
"
3.06
II
2.22
RESQLUTION
[.1 ~~ :f)
67
NAME
Donald E. & Lucille L. Dibbern
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
2 12 Gilberts Add. $3.60
ilJ~fi~ij~~r81l-lrAugU-li.~iHr~.:l:~oo~no)r.:H:'-lrW.:r~ '
.
I
Cecil A. & Bertha A. Larson E 50.8' 3
Will Byron Battles & Mabel S. Battles 6
Bert E. Phillips Jr. & Frances
Phillips 7
Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey
Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild
wt
E--'..h
2
Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild
10
Mabel & Nina Searson 8 68t' 1
Genevieve A. & Norris W. Glur N63~" a
William J. & Mamie B. Bacon
Floyd F. & Vera M. McMullen
Donald & Opal Lee Mecham
Estella Hogue et al
I
Karl M. & Sena M. Petersen
Henry & Blise Dibbern
Hans H. & Olga D. Koch
Julia O'Brien & L. J. O'Brien
George & Carol Brust
Herman & Augusta Knuth
S 76' 10
N 56' 10
Carl L. & Velma D. Treadway 1
Louise Winters 2
Vern & Thresia I. Crabtree 3
Lola Jensen-wife 4
Clarence & Loraine J. Brabender 5
Robert J. & Esther M. Hoffa 879.55' 6
I
.
Minerva 8. Arbogast
N52.45'
Clair Greenwood
Haymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
Mary J. Cosgrove
Estate of Elmer E. Bishop
Claud I. & Adah G. Newlin
9
10
c. Fred Uebel
John W. & Doris M. Hines
Lulu E. Uebel
<3
-n:~-l:'
12
12
12
8
12
12
9
9
12
12
13
13
2
13
3
13
4
13
5
6
7
13
13
13
13
8
9
13
13
13
14
l.J
14
14
14
14
6
14
14
14
14
7
8
1
14
13
Fairview Park 5.05
"
5.28
1
14
2
14
14
3
~~~(~:..~(~~
It
II
t1
II
It
II
II
II
II
II
II
t1
/I
II
'II
II
11
"
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
11
II
II
II
"
"
"
II
II
II
It
11
"
"
"
II
fl
"
II
II
II
II
"
II
"
II
II
"
II
II
"
"
"
"
II
II
2.72
2.15
2.15
2.76
1.60
2.00
5.28
2.20
3.08
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
3.25
2.03
2.12
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
3.00
2.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
"
3.60
3.40
II
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
~
Edward H. Tagge
e
I
Harry & Edith Harper
L. E. & Estella D. Schoaaberg
L. E. & Estella D. Schoneberg
Charles & Marie Haley
Vernon F. Colfack
Orvel I. & Laura L. Barker
Christ J. & Helen Kallos
Georgina Kallos
Georgina Kallos
Georgina Kallos
Georgina Kallos
Grace M. fl[ohnson
UJiT BLOCK
9
10
Roswell E. & Grace M. Johnson 7
Florence Black 8
Ernest A. & Dord A. Schumann W 47' 9
I
Edith R. Smith
E 5.8'
Edi th R. Smi th
Harry C. & Louise M. Funk
Earl W. & Hazel R. Scott
Greek Orthodox Church of Grand
Is lan d
Greek Orthodox Church of Grand
Island
Greek Orthodox Church of Grand
Island
Mabel Y. & Konrad Koehn
James F. & Florence C. Minor
Marie & Emil Grosch
I
.
Ed & Anna Spink
Ira J. & Elise F. Sander N 62'
George Tedson S 70'
Blanche M. Kelly
Lois E. Matzen
Preda K. Buchfinck
Mrs. Louise Eller
Henry E. & Irene E. Timpke N t
Agnes Janek
S J.
-2
9
10
10
10
4
5
6
ll4
14
7
14
14
8
14
14
It
14
15
15
15
2
3
4
15
5
15
6
15
15
15
15
1
15
15
16
2
16
3
16
4
16
5
16
6
16
7
16
8
16
9
16
16
16
1
2
3
17
17
}.7
17
4
5
5
17
17
ADDITION
II
Fairview Park
II
"
"
II
II
./
II
-
II
"
If
n
II
II
II
If
II
"
II
II
11
11
II
1I
II
II
\I
11
II
rr
II
II
"
II
"
II
II
II
"
II
"
It
II
II
t1
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
tt
"
n
It
t1
II
a
II
II
6$
F'-: r:' / ~
'.1' ~.) it)
AMOUNT
~;3 . 60
5.28
5.28
3..60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.25
.35
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5,28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
2.08
:3.20
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
3.06
2.22
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
Donald L. & Rita M. Huismann
Alva A. & Gertrude M. Cavett
.
I
William Herman
Olga Calhoun
Estate of Emma Kroeger
Mollie Wiseman
Albert Peters Sr.
Clarence & Winnie Campbell
Tena & Clifford Satterly
N .1.
2
William F. & Irene E. Winter
sl
2
Elmer & Helen C. Lykke
S-~
Effie T\'l. Ewing
N .1.
2
Peter & Frieda Hennings
~uinn H. & Mildred ~. Scott
Donald D. & Hedwig S. Menninger
Russell L. & Margaret B. FiBkes
I
Ida M. Billings & Helen E. Olgi
Anna M. Menck 7
William D. & F'lorence A. Thuerna@e 8
Anna M. Leiser 9
Peter IVI. Conklin 10
Frank A. & Barbara Kiolbasa 1
Ellis R. & Bernice A. Williams 2
Grand Island Safe Deposit Co. 3
~rand Island Safe Deposit Co. 4
w. H. Ohlsen
Ned Arnold
Neal & Lucille V. Plank
I
.
Anna Fuss
Harold H. & Ruby ru. Mendenhall
Weldon Charles & Alta V. Riddell
S !
Hugo & Anna Mae Bartelt
N .1.
2
\jeldon Charles &/Al ta V. Riddell
S !
Hugo a Anna Mae Bartelt
N -~
Wilbur S. & Luella Hinricks
Harold M. ~ Erma E. Dreblow
LOT BLOCK
-
6
7
8
9
10
3
2
3
5
6
5
10
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
4
17
17
17
17
17
19
4
19
5
19
6
19
6
19
1
1
20
20
20
4
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
21
21
21
21
21
21
22
23
23
1
1
1
69
ADDITION
[~ !5 .1
AMOUNT
Fairview Park $3.16
II
"
1I
1I
1I
II
II
11
11
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
If
If
If
If
"
II
II
II
11
" f. '..
II "
11 "
1
1
Schimmers Add.
II
11
II
"
1
1I
II
II
II
11
If
1I
1.48
.64
1I
1I
1.48
"
3.16
1I
.64
It
1.48
3.16
II
"
2.22
II
3.06
II
2.22
"
3.06
3.60
"
II
3.40
3.60
5.28
II
It
"
5.28
II
3.60
11
3.40
"
3.60
II
5.28
"
5.28
3.60
-
II
II
3:40
II
3.60
If
5.28
5.28
5.28
5.28
3.60
.62
1.50
.62
1.50
2.76
3.60
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
N.A;ME
LOT BLOCK
Arthur H. & Blanche Payton
Walter A. & Leona E. Hemenway
e
I
Anna M. Helmbrecht
Charles W. & Lorma S. Kurkowski
William & Erma M. Schroeder
Howard J. & Jean B. Finley
Harvey L. & Eileen Jones
Donald & Helen K. Stelk
William & Marie Sielaff
Nebraska Conference Assln of the
Seventh day Adventists
Nebraska Conference Assln of the
Seventh day Adventists
Nebraska Conference Assln of the
Seventh day Adventists
Estate of George A. Hoes
Bert G. & Donald J. Hoes
10
1
I
Donald K. & Eunice M. Kissel
Thomas E. a Vera F. Spath
William & Mary Wohl
William Kuhlmann
Vernon R. & Margaret S. Eychner
Trustees of G. I. Circuit Nebraska
Conference & Evangelical Church 6
Mads Simon Madsen '7
Ralph L. & Versha Moore 8
Ira W. & Leahdora B. Hunsberger 9
Charles L. & Elizabeth A. Torpey 10
Delila & Albert R. Burke 1
I
.
Vanair P. & Alma A. Wagner
Albert & Mae McLellan
George B, Elsie & Raymond Barr
Clifford R. & Lela A. Bottger
Martin J. Kelly Jr. & Vivian Kelly 6
Asa W. Martin '7
Minnie Glause 8
Emma M. Thesenvitz 9
Milton Hiddleson 10
5
1
6
1
'7
1
8
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
2
6
2
'7
2
8
2
9
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
5
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
ADDITION
p'~ '"" -
riO ~;:;);~
AMOUNT
Schrimmers Add. $5.28
\I
II
It
11
II
II
II
"
II
It
It
11
II
II
Jl
It
It
It
"
Tl
It
II
If
11
If
It
II
II
11
It
If
jf
If
It
It
11
It
Jl
"
II
It
11
11
II
11
3.16
Jl
1.48
II
.64
5.28
11
It
3.60
II
3.40
11
3.60
II
5.28
11
3.16
11
1.48
Tl
1.28
1.48
II
If
3.16
It
5.28
11
3.60
"
3.40
It
3.60
It
5.28
II
3.16
.
11
1.48
II
1.28
II
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-_._--------
NAME
LOT BLOCK
-
.
I
Henry G. & Ruth Mueller
Harley L. & Helen Mae Simpson
Howard N. Kelley & Lois
F'. H. Colwell
F. i-i. Colwell
Elmer C. & Mabel G. Cochran
~J:~:....ij~J,~}..~~~HDi~~~~e:Sla:t,ti~
Homer L. & Lillian A. Branting 9
William A. & Serna Leppin 10
William Joseph Haney 1
Harold p. & Marjorie Klein 2
Bermal Elliott Snodgrass & VemMae
Snodgrass 3
William B. & Janette R. Gramke 4
Donald C. & Yvonne Jean Leisinger 5
Paul & Minnie Michkish
S i
Arnold C. & Hattie Reher
N -~
I
Loyal Ruff & Ida RubQ
Agnes B. hall
John W. & Marthaellen Primrose
9
10
1
2
Albert D. & Heikeline E. Ruff
Frank N. McNett
H. F. & Mildred E. Beakmaq
Lulu A. Gehle
Charles F. & Ethel Adams
Edith R. & Otto h. Schmale
home Owners Loan Corporation
Agnes H. Manion
Reginald C. & Helen V. Rice
8
I
.
Chester Leroy & Joan L. Felske
9
John & Anna Gibbons
10
Rufus & Cece1ia G. Dold
1
Clarence B. & Mildred Cox 2
Louis H. & Eda H. Tagge 3
Carl H. & Mary Sorensen 4
Theodore C. & Inez L/ Thiel & Anna
Spangenberg 5
Stella May Schroeder & Arthur Schroeder
6 8
1
5
2
5
3
5
4
5
5
5
8
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
6
8
6
6
6
7
7
3
7
4
7
5
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
ADDITION
71
r~" r," (
~/" ,) ~
AMOUNT
Schrimmer's Add.*~5.28
"
fI
It
II
1/
tI
II
II
II
"
"
II
II
"
"
11
If
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
"
"
II
II
tt
~
"
"
II
II
"
II
"
tt
"
II
II
"
It
II
3.60
II
2.76
II
2.12
2.12
II
11
.64
"
1.48
II
3.16
II
5.28
"
3.60
\I
2.76
"
2.12
"
2.12
tI
1.50
. 62
n
"
2.12
II
2.76
If
3.60
It
5.28
"
5.28
II
3.60
II
3.40
11
3.60
1/
5.28
"
5.28
3.60
II
II
3.40
3.~0
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
-
stella May Schroeder & Arthur
Schroeder
e
I
RaJ~ond J. & Esther Flanggin
Raymond J. & Esther Flanagin
William E. & Helen L. Huxford
Louis H. & Flo:Di'llMe K. Schmer
Martin J-. Kelly
Alice B. Hilbert
N1.
2
st
Thomas F. & Margaret Boyle
Pauline M. Michelsen
Fred C. & Pearl Fredricksen
Clarence E. & Lillian Brown
Julius & Tena Beck
Ralph & Euphema Palmer
John C. & Blanche Martinsen
I
Albert G. & Zoe Lake
Leo Keating
Leo Keating
Leo Keating
Leo Keating
Leo Keating
Alma E. Sims
Edna A. Switzer et al
Ka thryn 'l'hu te
H. A. Leskey
H. A. Leskey
Frank J. & Olive Hnuza
I
e
Oscar J. & Alma Petersen
Mildred Fl. Thompson
10
Earl K. ~arsen Sr. & Ruth M. Larsen 4
Earl G. & Laura M.
Roger B. & Esther M. Highland 5
I"'
>.rregory
Earl G. ~ Laura M. Gregory
Earl G. Gregory
Norman H. & Marjorie L. Kneisel
N 55'
LOT BLOCK
7
8
8
8
9
10
8
8
1
9
1
2
9
9
3
9
4
5
9
9
6
9
7
9
8
9
9
9
10
9
1
10
10
2
3
10
10
4
5
6
10
10
10
10
10
7
8
9
10
1
11
2
11
3
11
11
6
11
11
11
11
7
8
9
11
ADDITION
72
,;<".1/" M-r
~~')' L) I.
AMOUNT
Schrimmer's Add. $3.60
"
"
11
"
"
II
"
II
11
"
fI
"
'"
"
If
II
"
If
"
"
"
II
fI
Jl
"
11
II
"
"
"
II
"
11
"
II
3.40
II
3.60
5.28
3.06
"
Il
"
2.22
3.60
"
"
3.40
II
3.60
"
5.28
5.28
1/
"
3.60
II
3.40
II
3.60
"
5.28
2.12
II
II
2.12
II
2.76
"
3.60
11
5.28
"
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
2.12
"
"
II
"
II
If
2.12
It
2.76
"
3.60
.
II
5.28
II
5.28
II
3.60
2.76
If
.51
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
Earl K. Larsen Sr. & Ruth M. Larsen
S 77' 9
e
I
Norman tl. & Marjorie L. Kneisal
N 57' 10
Earl K. Larsen Sr. & Ruth M. Larsen
S 75' 10
Roy V. & Mae E. Bogard
Charlie C. Rauert
Harold E. & Edna Reaves
Merle & Dorothy O. Gillespie
J. p. Johnson & Neva E. Johnson
N 78'
Carrie & Charles H. Williams S54'
Henry J. & Minnie C. Schirkofsky
Richard F. Barber Jr. & Thelma F.
Barber
I
Aloysius J. & Katherine Rosno
Harry R. & Louise D. McMullen
P. N. & Mollie A. Petersen
10
William L. & Elsie I. Peterson
Vern & Thresia I. Crabtree 2
Roy A. & Ilda M. Nowlin 3
Fred C. & Emma K. Christensen 6
Donald n. & Lillian M. Weaver 7
Ferdinard B. Wheeler et al 8
Charles E. Wag~er 9
Bernice & VVilliam J. Fisher 10
Hunter L. & Burdeen I. Butts No80' 1
Emil F'. & Nancy Swanberg
S 52' 1
Fred & Anna D. Wiese
I
e
Theodore Z. & Anna M. Stava
Samuel p. & Grace E. Stahlnecker
N 1/3
Theodore Jessen Jr. C 1/3
Fred & Minnie Rein S 1/3
Samuel :~. & Grace E. Stahlnecker
N 1/3
Theodore Jessen Jr. C 1/3
Fred & Minnie Rein S 1/3
Henry J. & Selma M. Krohn
LOT BLOCK
11
11
11
1
12
2
12
3
12
12
4
5
12
5
12
6
12
7
12
8
9
12
12
1
12
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
14
2
14
14
3
14
4
14
4
14
~
~4
5
14
5
14
5
14
8
14
ADDITION
73
.f"-" :',_~ '-'
,~~~ ;) ;;
AMOUNT
Schhimmer's Add. $1.61
If
It
ff
II
II
If
II
II
II
11
II
II
II
"
"
II
II
11
II
II
II
II
ff
II
"
It
-
"
11
"
Jl
II
if
"
II
ff
.51
II
1.61
"
3.16
"
i.48
II
1.28
1.48
II
"
2.04
II
1.12
"
5.28
II
3.60
11
3.40
3.60
It
"
5.28
3.16
II
It
1.48
II
.64
II
2.12
2.12
2.76
"
"
II
3.60
II
5.28
II
3.15
If
2.13
II
3.60
if
3.40
II
1.06
-
II
.63
n
.43
II
1.06
II
.63
.43
.64
.
I
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R E ~ 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
William H. & Edna I. Linder
George C. & Alvina Giesenhagen
Richard M. & Ruth F. Smith
David J. & Irene K. Ring
E50.8'
Lydia Becker
Floyd W. & Viola Runkel
Calista Owen
Henry W. & Anna F. Steinbeck
Anneta Smith-wife
John & Agnes Ganow
Maybelle Moeder
Vernon L. Resh
Myrtle Grimminger N 44'
Bernard E. &; Rosina W. Robinson
$ 88
Myrtle Grimminger N 44'
Bernard E. & Rosina W. Robinson
S 88'
Nitzel & Company
Nitzel & Company
Alfred H. & Fern E. Oetting
N-:I:~-m&i:~:.&?(.e.{}mP'cmu7~
Bruno W. &; Edith Herzberg
N~!-t:~$H&.~:G~p:alrt1y
Henry C. & Zae G. Rice
Henry C. & Zoe G. Rice
E. P. & Agnes M. Crick
E. P. & Agnes M. Crick
Margl.1.e~iIt;EanMi' Neill:'
Charles D. & Margaret Z. Hildebrand 7
Charles D. & Margaret Z.
Hildebrand
1
W.2 8
Goodman K. & Marjorie Larson
l,-,l
.J..:J2"
Goodman K. & Marjorie Larson
Florence S. Marlette
Herman & Alice C. Peterson N 88' 1
Winfield J. & Margaret Ellis Evans
S 44' 1
Winfield J. &; lY1argaret Ellis Evans 2
.Winfield J. 0;; Margaret Ellis Evans 3
Mildred F. Tyompson
LOT BLOCK
9
10
9
10
1
10
8
9
10
4
1
14
14
15
2
15
3
15
4
15
15
5
6
15
15
7
8
15
15
15
16
3L
16
2
16
2
16
3
16
4
5
6
7
16
16
16
16
8
16
9
16
16
6
1'7
17
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
ADDITION
Schrimmer's Add.
11 II
It
II
"
11
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
~
"
..
"
\I
II
If
If
tI
"
II
\I
II
n
II
II
\I
\I
II
11
II
11
II
II
"
It
"
tl
"
II
II
"
"
"
"
II
II
"
II
"
n
II
11
If
/I
"
74
~/,.. !"-y' >'
~) ;) 1
AMOUNT
\I
$1.48
3.16
5.28
\I
3.55
/I
3.45
"
3.60
II
5.28
3.16
II
II
1.48
"
1.28
II
1.48
II
3.16
1.06
1.06
1.06
1.06
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
5.28
3.60
1.38
1.38
2.12
2.12
3.40
1.88
3.60
3.40
3.60
.
I
I
I
.
E.E~QLQ.T1.0N
NAME
LOrr BLOCK
Kenneth H. & Norma B. Johnson
William J. ~ Viola M. Hild
William J. & Viola M. Hild
Warren V. & Marie Keller
Dorothy L. Kroyer
Earl L. & Lillian G. Walling
10
Edna .i..J.Whitman
N 44'
Clement & Julia Earl
C 44'
F'. Irhomas Pifield & Mary K. Fifield
S '44' 1
Edna L. Whitman
N 44'
Clement & Julia Earl
C 44'
F. Thomas Fifield & Mary K. Fifield
S 44' 2
Emil C. & Bettie M. Krikae 3
F'loyd R. & Rubie E. Brown N 44'
Kenneth I. & Stella L. Combs C 44' 4
Merle E. & Lenore Tennant S 44' 4
Floyd R. & Rubie E. Brown N 44'
Kenneth I. & Stella L. ~ombs C 44' 5
Merle E. & Lep'nore Tennant
S 44' 5
Lloyd E. & Ira L. Heldenbrand 6
Lynn H. & Gladys B. Henrichs 7
Edgar F. & Laura Marie Williams 8
Mauritz R. & Alice M. Olson 9
Eldon & Mae E. Gockley 10
Joseph E. & Paschalina H. Peshek 1
Marion I. & Vernice L. Zachry
Vern D. & Ella E. Johnson
~)9.W{}-S~~~:,,$~~t~~:..~t~~{B~i,g~:tt~-Z.
Frances N. & Patricia Neuhalfen
N 44'
Ernestine L. Lyons
C 44'
Herman B. & Ruth S. Riherd
S 44' 4
Frances N. & Patricia Neu.~lfen
N 44' 5
Ernestine L. Lyons
Herman B. & Ruth S. Riherd
Viola V. Speck
C 44' 5
S 44' 5
6
5
6
18
18
7
18
8
18
18
9
18
1
19
1
19
2
19
19
2
19
19
4
19
19
19
5
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
2
21
21
21
3
4
21
21
21
4
21
21
21
21
ADDITION
Sch1immer's Add.
II
"
II
11
It
11
II
II
11
II
II
It
II
11
IT
1I
"
~
IT
"
II
11
II
~
II
II
II
IT
IT
II
IT
IT
IT
II
Ii
"
II
II
IT
II
"
1I
\I
It
\I
It
II
"
II
II
11
r''''' r:~ ,.".
,j rJ
75
11
AMOUNT
$5.28
5.28
3.60
IT
IT
3.40
\I
3.60
II
5.28
"
2.29
II
1.86
"
1. 65
1.69
11
II
1.29
If
1.05
3.40
IT
It
1.69
1.25
II
"
1.05
n
2.29
It
1.86
1.65
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.26
3.60
3.40
1.06
.63
.43
l.~
.63
.43
2.12
.
I
I
I
.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
21
Louis F. & Vernice Shotkosky
Perry A. & Dorothy Irene Mutter
Orvall W. & LaNera P. Narum N 44' 9
Clifford L. & Edith Eschliman C 44' 9
Herbert C. & Ruth M. Boswell S 441 ~O
Orvall W. & Lawera P. ~um
N 44' 10
Clifford L. & Edith Eschliman C 44' 10
Herbert C. & Ruth M. Boswell S 44' 10
John H. & Ella W. Henrichs 1
Marguerite M. Neal
Marguerite ~. Neal
Florence L. Kikendall
Florence L. Kikendall
Lee C. & Minnie K. Williams
Irene E. Corbett
Mabel K. Davis
Viola Jones
Dean E. & Geraldine J. Littler 10
City of Grand Island Fr.
Fir.
:B'r
The Diocese of Grand Island Fr.
William B. & Virginia Hight 2
William B. & Virginia Hight 3
William B. & Virginia Hight 4
William B. & Virginia Hight 5
William B. & Virginia Hight
Mrs. Flora Nicholas
N 44' 6
C 44' 6
Victor C. & ~ly P. Olson
William B. & Virginia Hight
S 44' 6
N 44' 7
Mrs. Flora Nicholas
C 44' 7
Victor C. & Ily P. Olson
S 44' 7
William B. & Virginia Hight
N 44' 8
Mrs. Plora Nicholas
C 44' 8
Victor C. & Ily p. Olson
S 44' 8
William B. & Virginia Hiaht
Co
9
Mabel Feehan-mother & Cecil Feehan-
son 10
7
8
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
22
2
22
3
22
4
22
5
22
6
22
7
22
8
22
9
22
22
23
24
26
25
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
ADDITION
76
!J~ 7~
, 'j
AMOUNT
Schhirnrner's Add. ~2 .12
tl
If
If
II
If
11
If
If
It
If
If
II
II
11
II
II
JJ
It
If
II
If
It
II
It
II
II
~
fl
"
II
II
It
II
II
II
I'
II
If
2.76
II
1.05
If
1.26
II
1.69
tl
1.65
II
1.86
If
2.29
If
5.28
II
3.60
2.76
2.12
II
II
II
2.12
If
2.12
It
2.12
2.76
II
II
3.60
5.28
II
If
If
II
)
) !f~5.e<1>
)
If
15.80
2.12
2.12
2.12
2.12
II
If
II
II
II
.43
"
.63
II
1.06
II
.43
.63
1.06
II
II
II
.43
II
.63
II
1.06
II
3.60
It
5.28
.
I
I
I
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
School District of Grand Island
Jerry F. & Ruth
(., Cl
0. 0.
Harrel
Jerry F'. & Ruth S. S. Harrel E6.8'
Bert & Kat~e Phillips
W 46'
School District of Grand Island
Bessie Hirschman
Bessie Hirschman
E 30'
John A. & Fernlee M. 'Wilson VV 36' 2
J'ohn A. & F'ernlee lVL. Wilson E 16' 3
Wayne W. & Virginia E. Roth W 50' 3
Henry C. J-. & Anna Marie Stolle
S 67' 4
Rudolph & Alma Krueger
N 54.2' 4
Arthur R. Plith & Marie Plith
Herman & Florence I. Brekke
Evelyn H. Mayhew
Bertha B. Ottenmoeller
Lillian A. Jensen
James B. & Ethel M. Beck
Chris & Martha M. Knoepfal
Solomon Zweital
Prank H. & Laurabell Robertson
Carolyn C. Stephens
Carolyn C. Stephens
Francis S. & Annabel W. Lee
Lois H. Prather
Helen W. Preisendorf-wife
p. H. Colwell
F. H. Colwell
F. H. Colwell
Estate of Herman Gosha
Ernest & Laura Matthiesen
Alton C. & Gwendolyn Duryee
Emil Henry & Amy Violet Kroeger
Albert L. & Margaret C. Norland
Thomas E. & Clare I. Ryan
Henry H. & Esther A. Rosenkotter
S.1..
2
Nt
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
LOT BLOCK
All
1
2
2
17
18
18
18
18
21
3
1
2
21
21
21
21
1
1
2
21
21
22
22
22
3
22
4
22
5
6
22
22
7
22
8
22
1
23
2
23
3
23
4
23
5
23
8
23
23
23
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
ADDITION
,r;,.,,," 1'.-'
77 '-..; :)
AMOUNT
Russell Wheeler's $;r,Ol5
II
II
II
"
"
II
II
"
"
"
"
11
II
II
II
11
II
II
/I
II
11
II
It
1I
It
"
"
II
It
1I
-
fl
.'..
/I
II
1I
11
"
II
II
If
"
It
"
II
1I
1I
II
1/
II
If
1I
"
"
"
II
II
11
"
II
"
n
fI
11
tI
II
3.16
.35
1.13
.64
"
II
1I
II
6.34
"
2.11
II
2.11
.64
2.00
.80
1.84
.62
1.58
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
.64
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
.64
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
.
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I
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I
I
I
.
RE~OLU!lON
WAME
-1=.Q! BLOCK
24
William G. & Alpha F. Smith
8
Mary Nlelsen & Elizabeth Sunberg
9
Mrs. Mattie Sheeley
10
George A. & Flora J. Bixe~nann
S 55~'
\,
Virgil W. & Vera M. Storrs
maxwell F. & Lola M. Harder
N 7 6-~ '
.N
~
Marko Basarie
Charles R. & Alma B. Belpere
Barl C. & Mabel L. Kelso
Pe ter & Laura Wal1>ne::clitt N 45.3'
Theophilus & Anna Wilson S 86.7'
Ross L. & Armilla R. Matthews
Arnold G. & Elsie M. Niemoth
John M. & Jessye M. Vincent
Marvin & Mabel Spurgin
Frank A. & Dora C. Bitchler
Einer A. &, Marie A. Toft
Carl H. Doll 7
Fred Griffin 8
Ottis V. & Martha E. Fent 9
J. Wallace Detweiler & Claire P.
Detweiler 10
George w. & Mildred Dean 1
Hannah Josephine Johnson et al 2
Louis & Eda Tagge 3
Richard B. &, Carolj,ne Lockwood N).- 4
2
William R. & Essie E. Schoch
S.:],.
~~
Leo Wesley & Belen L. Henline
N).-
2
William R. & Essie E. Schoch S~ 5
Bernhard F. & Lucille E. Schoenrock
N 58' 6
W:illiam J. & Lucy T. Abel
S 74'
Floyd E. & Anna Bell Smith
Albert O. & Cecilia E. Snyder
Don D. & lliary B. Keister
Joseph H. & Jennie Burke
10
24
24
1
25
25
2
25
3
25
4
25
5
25
6
25
6
25
7
25
8
25
3
43
4
43
43
5
6
43
43
43
43
43
44
44
44
4
44
44
5
44
44
44
6
44
7
44
8
44
9
44
44
ADDrrrION
78
r':('o
. " , '"
'_'"' ,/ '.1
AMOUNT
Russell Whe~ler's 1.28
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
It
tl
II
It
II
II
II
It
II
II
II
II
II
11
II
tl
tl
II
11
II
_.
II
If
11
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
1I
II
"
II
It
II
II
II
II
If
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
11
II
-
If
If
II
It
II
1.48
3.16
.51
1.61
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
1.05
2.11
1.48
.64
.64
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
3.16
1.48
2.76
.74
.74
1.58
1.58
1.32
3.96
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
.
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R E 3 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
-
Katie G. Truckenmiller
Glenn E. & Hazel C. Muirhead
August J. & Elsie Mangelsen
Walter R. & Hazel D. Johnson
Leonard F. & Maxine Nienhueser
John E. & Hedwig A. Elston
Bessie M. Lannin
Clara 11'elske
Linn D. & Norma K. Grafton
Harry H. & Aida M. Turner
Grover F. Rost
LOT BLOCK
10
William E. & Minta M. Vogel 385.7'
Pearl D. & Zelma H. Willis N46.3'
George C. & Nora Heins
G. Harold Frost & Vera Frost
Melvin A. & Gwendolyn Noel
George n. & Opal McMullen
Henry F. & Evelyn E. Holling
Phillip G. & Ormaleen C. Gumb
Berny & Edith Shimmer
Clyde E. & Faye Ivers
John Rembolt
John Rembolt
si
10
I
Nl.
2
Daniel L. & May D. Hintz
Herbert E. & Margaret Lysinger
M. G. Orville Ruby & Belva J. Ruby
Lois g. Kelley
Lois G. Kelley
Howard N. & Lois G. Kelley
Willi~fl & Gertie Meininger
Robert W. & LaVerne Henson
William & Gertie Meininger
Robert W. & LaVerne Henson
John Rembolt
John Rembolt
Fred C. Rembolt
Mary J. Cosgrove
10
S41i:~-2" 4
N90'-10" 4
841'-2" 5
N90' -lO't 5
1
2
45
45
3
45
6
45
7
4:5
8
45
9
45
45
3
46
46
4
5
46
6
46
46
tl
7
46
8
46
9
46
46
4'1
a
2
3
47
47
47
6
47
47
7
8
47
9
47
47
1
48
2
48
3
48
48
48
48
48
6
48
7
48
8
48
9
48
ADDITION
79
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AMOU
Russell Wheeler's 3.1
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lJ
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"
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II
II
II
11
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II
II
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2.1
2.1
2.7
3.6
5.2;
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1. 4~
3.1'
3.3
1.9;
3.61
2.7:
2.1:
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2.1~
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1.3C
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5.2E
3.6C
2.7E
2.12
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Clarence C. & Helen L. Layher 375.j' 10
Charles E. & May E. Reinders
Ida & Albert Visel
Phillip L. & Estell Preston
Vern & Thresia I. Crabtree
Robert W. & LaVerne Henson
Lillian E. Wilkie
Ella A. Todsen
Harold A. Zlomke
Lucy M. & Phyllis L. Highland
Geo.. P. & Leland p. Sweeney
Lillie Buel
Arthur O. & Ruby Edmunds
Josephine Robinson
Florence & Lois Black
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
August Chris & Lucy H. Reher
John T. & Susan M. Hughes
Howard J. & Mary G. Smith
Robert W. & Evelyn V. Boon
Alfred F. & Meta E. Wiegert
Michael J. & Ada M. Smith
Ernest S. & Ida L. Buchfinck
Arnold & Rose M.Bo,,$selman
~~l~it~:-&l-~$t-~1i'~:-M~j"~:.~d)jiol!5"d)it
Willis & Ethel May Mercer
Wal ter p. & l~ellie Whi te
Leavitt O. & Mae E. Barr
Catherine Leslie
Rosa C. Cates
Edna Viola Bell
Edgar H. & Anna W. Felske
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island
N56.3' 10
iN 49'
N57t'
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8
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NAME
Fred C. & Minnie M. Huebner
S66'
Amy H. Sorensen N66'
Lawrence M. & Mollie H. Craft W22'
Fred & Minnie Huebner
E44'
Audley E. &; Emma p. Corwin
E 31'
Marie J. Schroeder & H~ttie
Rosenkotter N69' of W 35'
Arthur L. & Velda E. Menck
S 63' of W 35'
Audley E. & Emna P. Corwin
LOT.1. BLOCK
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1 8
W17' 6
Theron D. &; ~lsie L. Gard
E49' 6
Bayard H. & Grace Bently Paine
O. Marcellus Seerley & Harriett V.
Dale C. & Elizabeth Marie Moeller
Sam Snyder
Austin J. & Edna rladdix
Joseph R. Hamilton
Alphe & Opal M. Levene
Carl F. & Elizabeth A. Koester
Arthur C. & Eelia I. Johnson
Willis E. Bailey
Estate of Minnie J. Alstot
C. J. & Martha Reitan
Elbert H. & Sadie E. Bresley
C. J. & Martha Reitan
E*
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w.1.
2
Elbert H. & Saide E. Bresley S104.6'
Gordon L. Evans
N 27.4'
Mary J. Cosgrove
Estate of Oscar O. uolloway
Gus A. Kutschkau
Albert & Mildred Herman
James M. & Lucie L. Logi
Bernard F. & Lucile E. Schoenrock
Hattie Nmemoth
Charles W. & Winifred W. Boldt
Alma Jensen
E 55.6'
Estate of Mary Vogts
W 10.4'
Estate of Mary Vogts
E 39.6'
Mollie Wiseman
W 26.4'
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10
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10
10
10
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10
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1.05
1.24
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1.96
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1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
2.76
3.16
1.48
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2.12
2.12
2.76
2.25
1.35
4.23
1.05
.64
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
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NAME
Wilda S. & Katheryn S. Wagn~D
Augusta Nietfeldt
Jesse B. Kanouff
Stanley E. & Minnie M. Gross
S80'
Mary Fredrickson
N52'
Ella M. Shipman
Harry & Nora E. Baasch
Florence Black
John L. & Grace D. Titterington
Clyde C. & May Campbell
Vernon C. & Opal Ekstrom
N.l..
2
Harry M. & Esther Searson
s-l.
2
Vernon C. & Opal EkstI'om W"~ & n~ 01' E~
Harry lVI. & Esther Searson S-~-E-~-
Frank M. Flood-husband
Charles E. & M. Barbara Murphy
Estate of Lottie Sophia Campbell
Frank M. & Neta M. Bickerill S81.m'
Ray & June A. CampbellN50.9'
Lulu R. Joseph
Ellsworth H. & Velma Tucker
Lulu R. Joseph-wife
Lulu R. Joseph-wife
Samuel Snyder
Leonard C. & Fay M. Jensen
Harry C. & Nellie M. Beck
George & Clara M. Carstens
Lillie Mable & Clyde William Goodwin
S 78'
William H. & Marian E. Ehrsam N54'
Clyde O. Griggs
William & Anna Rudolph
Lulu R. Rickert
Estate of Antj. Magdolene Haack
Robert L. & Marjorie J. Sorensen
William F. Haack
Joe KonrOd
LOT BLOCK
10
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10
6
12
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12
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12
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3.60
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2.85
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1.48
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1.891
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2.76
3.60
5.28
3.18
2.10
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
.43
1.69
.64
1.48
3.16
2.12
2.12
2.76
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NAME
Ernest M. & Viola E. Ruff
Sam & Estella L. Snyder
Alphe G. & Elsie F. Levene
li;rne st F. Meyer
H. R. VJilliams
Ray E. Scott
E 27.3'
Josephine Hays
Fred L. & Selma J. Hausmann
iN 38.7'
Robert L. & Gladys L. Aldridge
N42'
Marianne Sautter
S42'-N84'
August P. & Elizabeth Mutller S48'
Wilhelmina D. Hansen
George & Henrietta Rauert
P. A. & Caroline Pedersen
Mollie L. Turner-wife
Francis L. & Sliva A. Tripp
S80'
Joseph Simon
N52'
Joseph Simon
N52'
Eugene W. & Monica Zimmerman E47'-S80' 9
Alvy Moore 1
Anna Block 2
Hugh w. & Mary M. McCall
li'rank & F'rances E. Kemper
Dave Ablowich Jr. &; Carrye Ablowich
August p. & Elizabeth J-. Muller
Katie M. Auhl
Joseph & Silvia D. Burny
s.1.
2
William J. & Esther M. Langdon
N.1.
2
Julius Reese
Joseph T. & Margaret L. Flakus
Carl A. & Florence Meinke
365:';9 '
Otto J. & Amanda Rehder
N66.l'
Pauline Stepp
Jean W. & Mildred L. Rickwell
Florence May Ooley
Otto C. Byersdorf
E30'
W36'
LOT BLOCK
5
6
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16
7
16
16
8
4
17
18
3
3
18
4
18
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18
5
18
5
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2.64
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otto C. Byersdorf
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Woodrow & Louise R. Howard W 55'
Carl & Frieda Knickrehm
Grace Hamilton
August Kruse-husband
Carl Knickrehm
E. R. Doll & Mae V. Doll
E. R. Doll & Mae V. Doll
W 6'
Carl & Frieda Knickrehm
E 60'
Estate of Henry Frederick Luebs
Fred & Minnie Moeller
Charles O. & Olinda Evans
N 61'
John & Bertha Nielsen
S 71'
Pearl M. & Claud E. Reuting
Harold P. & SylviamF. Richart
Olga Ostermeier Kay
Raphael E. & Esther M. Emery
Leon T. &. Victoria A. DubiSts
NA.
2
William H. Roxie M. Scherffius
sA.
2
School District of Grand Island
Niels C. & Gladys E. Thomsen
Blanche E. Means & Ina R. Glenn
The Methodist Episcopal Church of
Grand Island
The Methodist Episcopal Church of
Grand Island
The Menhodist Episcopal Church of
Grand Island
Herman A. & Ida W. Stein
'V" 1.
v-
2
Lola M. Richardson
E'A.
2
Edna Wurst
John & Anna Friesman
R.
Anna Kelly
Samuel M. Rank
Chris & Martin Niemoth & Lena Clara
Niemoth
Norman D. & Louise G. Nelson
N!
Elsie J. Nelson
SA.
2
L(PT BLOCK
all
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138
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138
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139
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139
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7
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14
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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NAME
Theodore p. Boehm
Lulu Pearl Bolen
E 30'
Gordon Evans
W 36'
w. G. Jones
w. G. Jones
S 77'
Henry & Elizabeth C. hilker
N 55'
LOT BLOCK
5
16
16
16
16
6
6
7
8
16
8
16
Josef Harold Linder & Catherine A. Linder 1 33
Josef Harold Linder & Catherine A. Linder
E 5' 2 33
John J. & Julia D. Wlaschein W39~E44'
Fred Haack
W22'
Fred Haack
E 22'
Adda Nicholay
Harold & Marie Green
ViI 44'
M, 1. & Myrle B. McCall
slo.
2
Winnie B. Fogland
Nlo.
2
Paul Ruff
George T. & Catherine Parker
William Meyer
Clarence A. McDowell et ale
Henry A. W. Ruff
Carl & Frieda Knickrehm
N 76'
Anna Kelly
S 56'
John B. & Etta M. Koch
James J. Cochnor & Anna M.
Leroy C. Buroml
L. Earl Greonwood
Clara LaFrantz
c'l
"':>2"
Gertie May & Ralph J. Ullom S33'-N66'
Rosalio Briseno
Mabel & Willie D. Lee
NL
2
James S. & Ruby J. Kennedy
N lo._ S:l):..
2 ':[2
Henry K. & Frieda Mader
Mabel rd. Kelly
st -S-1"
W 31'
Jane E. Shriner
Nt-E35 '
Barney J. Hann
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2
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3
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33
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34
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35
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36
36
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36
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NAME
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Clarence H. & Eleanor M. Petzoldt N821 4
John E. tlaack
S 50'
Blanche M. Kelly
Werner E. Grothendick
John W. & Emma H. McDonald
y{l.
2
Minh ie E. Noaker
E1o.
2
John W. & Emma H. McDonald
Carl Scheffel-William Schefel-
Rudolph Scheffel-Louis Scheffel
Carl Scheffel-William Scheffel-
Rudolph 3ch~ffel-Louis Scheffel
Charles Franklin Tully
Charles Franklin Tully
James & Eva L. Harnan
Carl L. Scheffel
Casper & Marie Meyer
Casper & Marie Meyer
Casper & Marie Meyer
Minnie s. Hardy
City of Grand Island
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w. E. Clayton
Estate of Franziska Mueller
Raymond W. Fillmore
Donald T. & LaVera May Kerr N43.05'
D. G. Stromer & Mattie Stromer
388.95'
Huth Rollins
Lillian B. Holmes Huck et al
Estate of Fred Watson
Kenneth D. & rtelen M. Burch
Honald C. & Geraldine A. Weskley
Penner Kolb
The Church of the Nazarene
The Church of the Nazarene
Ernest & Amanda Tegler
Bertha & John Nielsen
John & Bertha Nielsen
Loren R. & Ella A. Garst
LOT BLOCK
10
1
10
36
4
36
5
36
6
36
3
37
37
3
4
3'7
5
3'7
6
7
37
37
37
110
110
110
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5
6
110
110
110
110
7
8
8
1
2
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111
8
112
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2
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2
3
3
6
3
3
7
3
8
3
9
3
3
1
4
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2.64
4.23
2.64
3.70
y.34
4.23
1.59
1.23
2.46
2.64
3.60
5.28
5.28
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3.60
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R E SO L UTI 0 N
NAME
J_JC::L LOT BLOCli
4
Elmer F. & Rose Louise Flebbe
l<'lorence Black
Viva E. Fuller
Alex & Leona C. Fuss
Alfred L. Mader
Charles & Albert C. Stiller
Dale M. & Florence P. Shaw
Gerald E. & Louise A. Kelly
Curtis R. & Elizabeth M. Doty
Everett G. Darnall & Bessie E. W 33'
Carl F. & Elizabeth A. Koester E 33'
Marion F. & Vera Mae Anderson
John F. Lechner
Frances Olsen
Effie I. Bintz
E 4.8' 8
Albert A. & Nelda W. Gosda
W 48' 8
Effie I. Bintz
IN 43' 9
Hugo D. & Myrtle A. Schacht
E 9.6' 9
Hugo D. & Myrtle A. Schacht N57.8'
Arthur & Frieda Eggers S74.2'
Richard W. & Emma Wulf
Reinhard A. & Olga Brun@ond
stacy Poland-trustee
Estate of William Schmidt
Allce C. Hunt
Martin Ott
Estelle Copp
Mervin & Gertrude I. Schroeder
Delbert L. & Clara M. Fraka
Robert G. Sprague
Leona E. Bate
Everett W. & Mildred L. Gross
Margaret W. Reimers
Joe M. & Ella M. Sprague
Ruth Fay Bussinger
Louis V. & Julia Dart
~llius J. & Margaret Nohr
10
10
10
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2
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6
7
8
9
10
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4
5
6
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8
9
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5
3
5
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
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3.60
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2.12
6.34
5.28
3.60
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2.56
1.73
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1.69
3.16
1.48
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2.12
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
2.12
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
.
I
I
I
.
R E 8 Q L Q ! I Q N (con't)
NAME LOT BLOCK
Charles A. Fairbanks & wife Ann 897' 10 9
Lou Margaret Dunkle N 35'
Theodore A. & Elizabeth Sunberg
Ida P. Hoppold
Earl J. & Elsie E. Adams
Elmer E. Clinger
Harry W. & Susie E. Johnson
Earl D. & Frieda w. Gilmore
Anna Eberl Hazeltine
Adda Nicolay
William F. Black
M. G. Orville Ruby & Belva JO. Ruby
Fred Griffin
John P. Vv'hyte
John p. Vvhyte
Max & Marie V. Gruber
Roy E. & Jennie J. Rice
Irma J. Reese
Gustavi.!.;. Neumann
Estate of Mary Ziller
Edward J. Boldt
George Hay & helen L. Iiiusse1man
John C. & Alice V. Jelinek
Joseph N. & hazel IVi. Brumbaugh
Ida & F'rank Springsgu th
Anna IVI. & F'rank Bowen
Robert M. Kelly
Ethel M. Stueben
Harry W. & Ruth L. Lohmann
Eddie W. & Frieda Kavitch
William Walter Schultz E 39'~"
Henry & Lucy Mintken
W 26' 4"
William Walter Schultz
lJil 13'2"
Anna Schimmer
E 52' 10"
Henroy We s tphal
Charles Westphal
Nicolaus Claussen
10
10
10
10
9
1
10
2
10
3
10
10
4
5
6
10
10
7
10
8
10
9
10
10
1
11
11
2
3
11
4
11
5
11
6
11
7
11
8
11
9
11
11
1
12
8
12
9
12
12
1
13
2
13
3
13
4
13
7
13
7
13
8
8
13
13
1
2
14
14
3
14
ADDITION
Rollins
"
II
"
"
"
II
"
"
"
Il
II
II
"
II
If
11
"
II
II
II
"
"
II
"
II
If
11
"
"
11
"
"
Il
If
II
"
89
;>' ,"" {~
~, i~, l
A1VIOUN'
~f>l. 80
.32
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.€lO
3.40
3.60
1.00
.59
.53
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
.
I
I
I
.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
-----
NAME
Anna Gibbons
Anna Gibbons
Otto H. & Prieda I'il. Cermann
Marjorie M. & lielen F. Hald
Arthur Victor & Martha Yenny
Burl Snider
Nicolaus Claussen
Mary A. Edwards
Mary A. Edwards
Grace Denman
Orville B. & Eva Ziggafoos
Lena L. Gaston
John B. & Bertha Nielsen
Riley John Nielsen & Joanne Nielson
E 46'
John & Bertha Nielsen
W 6.8'
Orville J. & Velma E. Clark
Bessie Marie Weinert
William H. Thuernagle
Estate of Martha R. Keilig
Helen w. Preisendorf & Charles Stiller 2
Waldo b. Ruhe Jr. & Dorothy E. Ruhe
:rtlsie .E. Dunn
,
Elsie .t.;. Torskey
Carrie M. Snyder
Estate of Antonia Santin
William Edward Huegel & Emma Huegel
Estate of Franziska Mueller
Estate of Pranziska Mueller
Helen Hoss
S 51'
Harold H. Bines & Myrtle May Hines
N 81'
David Kaufmann
The Boss Manufacturing Co,
Glenn W. & Mirian S. Rollins
LOT BLOCK
10
10
3
4
14
5
6
14
14
14
14
7
8
9
14
14
1
15
2
15
3
15
15
15
4
5
6
15
7
15
7
15
8
9
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
16
16
1
3
4
5
6
7
16
16
8
2
17
3
17
4
17
4
17
18
4
18
5
18
90
ADDITION
Rollins
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
If
"
n
tl
tl
"
"
II
Il
II
tl
/I
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
11
"
II
tl
"
, ,
AMOU
~f;3. 60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.20
5.28
3.16
.98
.50
1.28
1.48
3.16
2.12
2.12
2.2E
3.6C
5.2(
3.H
1.4f
.6--
4. 2:~
2.6'
.5;
2.1
1.5'
3.61
6.3
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
----------
NAME
Charles & Mabel Bish
E 5:3'
Glenn'vV. Rollins
W 14'
e
I
Charles & Mabel Bish
Eddie G. & May Hank
N 87'
Fred C. & Jensene Nelsen
S 45'
Paul H. & Clara A. Willis
Miles E. & Delilah A. Haag
Arthur G. & Eva L. Gillham
Augusta L. Peterson
Esther Dunkelberger
Esther Dunkelberger
Odi.n ViI. 8c Lana H. P9Ppe
Roy & Myrtle Marlow
wi
E-l..
2
382'
George & Cheryl Smith
N50'
George E. & Katherine Byersdorf
I
Jane Ann Morgan
James A. Tuma
J. R. Sirnplot
vp=-
2
Frank Lunney
E.1.
2
Harry Switzer
Harry Switzer
Emil P. & Irene B. Reher
John W. & Alice A. Anderson
Helen McCarty Croghwell
Jennie L. Clark
N 74.5'
William A. & Esther Shaffer S 57.5'
Glenwood H. & Jane H. Hargens
I
e
Eddie G. & May Hank
Eddie G. & May Hank
Ivla thilda Schwartz
Glenwood H. Hargens
Leo F. & Lillian Kirby
S 50'
Neal V. & Lucille V. Plank N 82'
Thomas LeRoy &: Evaline L. Davis
N 81'-W 5'
Henry I. Jones & Lillian Jones
S 51'-W5'
LOT BLOCK
10
9
10
2
2
3
3
6
18
6
18
18
19
7
1
1
19
2
19
3
19
19
4
5
19
6
19
19
7
7
19
8
19
8
19
1
20
2
20
21
3
4
21
21
2
4
9
2
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
6
4
7
4
4
8
4
.4
5
5
5
5
ADDITION
Rollins
II
It
If
it
II
1:1
n
II
II
It
II
II
fl
II
II
II
If
II
Wallichs
II
II
II
11
II
II
"
.II
II
1I
II
II
II
If
II
/>'"
~ t2" 2;
91
AMOUN'
~~3 . 36
.87
2.64
2.22
1.47
1.59
1.59
3.69
6.34
4.23
~.12
2.12
4.35
1.99
3.69
1.59
2.64
2.12
2.12
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
2.12
1.69
.43
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
1.00
2.60
.20
.20
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
NAME
Peter Juliano
:I:'.; 47.8'
Thomas LeRoy & Evaline L. Davis
N 82'
.
I
Henry I. Jones & Lillian Jones S50'
John A. & Beulah E. Green
N 82'
Henry I. Jones & Lillian Jones S50'
Laura Robertson
George & Clara M. Roth
Anna L. Schroeder
Glenn R. & E. Clair Swanson
Glenn R. & ~. Clair Swanson
Royle R. & Lucille C. Cunningham
Chester E. & Alberta C. Stumpff
LOT BLOCK
10
Jacob O. BaUtz Jr. & Gertrude S. Bantz 8
Harry p. & Doris M. Schumann
Frank J. & Gladys B. Myers
I
Clarance R. & Thelma Dreier
Leroy C. Brown
Adolph & Lucy Z. Baasch
Ella T. Lowell-wife
Sophia Christine & Walter Morris
Herman H. & Lena M. Flocke S40.2'
Bert E. Phillips N 91.8'
Lawrence W. & Geraldine E. Jones
Harry & Helen Schubert
Donald L. & Elizabeth E. Delnming
Alfred & Nellie B. Mohl
William G. Geddes-
I
.
John R. & Tillie M. McMullen
Lorraine & Alfred Stolle
John A. & Christina M. Horstman
Susan Luella & Joseph Dennis
w. R. & Martha Stimpert
John H. & Therma A. Rayns
Estate of Augusta M. Kent Fedder
Estate of Augusta M. Kent Fedaer
Ja.me s V. Rogers
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
3
5
4
5
4
5
5
5
5
6
5
5
7
5
8
5
9
5
5
6
6
6
7
6
9
6
3
7
4
7
5
7
6
7
7
7
8
7
1
8
1
8
2
8
3
8
4
8
5
8
6
8
7
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
ADDITION
Wallichs
"
II
II
fl
II
II
I'
II
fl
II
"
"
II
It
II
II
II
"
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
l!
"
II
If
II
II
II
II
11
92
j;~73
AM OUN'J
$3.20
2.60
1.00
3.84
1.44
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
1.39
3.89
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
---------
NAME
Emery B. & l\.atherine L. Platt
Harry L. & Gertrude A. Stahlnecker
.
I
Marjorie M. Lehmanowsky
Walter A. & hazel E. Carter
Virgil F. & Sadie J. Wise
School District of Grand Island
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
LOT BLOCK
9
10
All
1
2
Charles R. Lundy Jr. &: Mary E. Lundy 8
Charles R. Lundy Jr. & Mary 1:;. Lundy 9
~atherine R. Pitchall
S.1..
2
Balsa Leah Cunningham 10
George F. & Beulah B. Pitchall Ni
Pea:l H. & Etta J. Weekley
Clifford G. & Florence lVI. Juel
Peter H. & George M. Poppert
I
Rosa Etting
Arnold A. & Wilhelmi A. Wiese
Arthur Luebbe
Edwin L. & Catherine Isakson
Theodore E. & Myrna M. Isakson
Charles S. & Mabel E. Crane
Home Owner's Loan Corporation
Peter N. Herman
Henry J-. Schin~el
Estate of Elsie Lamb
Henry & Ida Tjaden
Mary Bossert
I
.
Charles Bossert
Emil & Celia L. Boltz
Rosser A. &: Rose W. Callihan
City of Grand Island
Fred W. & ~ora Roenfeldt
Frank L. & Elsie J. Macomber
County of hall
Stanley L. & Martha S. Stenka
Ruth I. Hogers
10
1
10
6
9
7
9
8
9
9
9
10
11
11
11
11
11
1
13
1
2
13
13
3
13
4
13
5
13
6
13
7
13
8
13
9
13
13
14
14
2
3
14
4
14
5
14
6
7
14
14
8
14
9
14
14
1
2
3
15
15
15
4
15
5
15
93
ADDITION
Wallichs
II
II
II
II
tI
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
It
"
II
II
II
H
II
II
II
II
II
II
It
II
II
It
II
II
It
II
II
"
It
r,'" t":J _j~
(, ~-~~
AM OlJJ:ir r
$5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
42 . 3~
5.28
1.48
2.76
3.60
5.28
2.22
3.06
3.60
2.76
2.25
4.50
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
R E 8 0 L UTI 0 N
--:--------
NAME
Alvin T. & Lenora M. Roebuck
889.3'
Harold A. & Alma ~. Hansen N42.7'
.
I
Floyd C. &, Huth b. Vaughn
Walt Neal
Le~nora ~. Tangerman
Joe & Ella Sprague
Anton Hepp
Daniel H. & Agnes Schwieger
Henry Hohweder
Adolph Pritz
Alvey Craven
Ed A. Jones Jr.
Herman & Lena M. Florke
Luke Lamb
Amie L. Wineinger
I
Howard Fl. &, Leona D. Scott
Mrs. Lena E. Menck
Eugene P. Freeman et al trustees
John C. & Alice V. Jelinek
Jens P. Hasmussen &, Lila A. Rasmussen 2
LOT BLDCK
-
10
1
10
Elmer B. &, illarie M. Roberts 4
Ida Stoltenberg 5
S. 1'. &, lvLabel E. Skinner
Joseph & Ella M. Sprague
Joseph & Ella lVI. Sprague
Wallace G. &, Margaret A. Tucker
Marlow R. & Nettie M. Harder
I
.
Ralph W. & Clara M. Saylor
Orville L. &, D. Faye Willis
Henry ~. & Anna M. Werner
Walter Freeland
Walter Preeland
Esther lVI. & John D. Harrington
Reinhardt W. & Eileen Kruse
W 50'
Wallace G. & Margaret A. Tucker E2.8' 9
Wallace G. &, N1argaret A. Tucker
10
6
15
6
15
7
15
15
8
9
15
15
i6
2
16
3
16
16
4
5
16
16
6
7
16
8
16
16
16
9
4
17
5
17
1
18
18
18
18
5
18
6
18
7
18
1
19
2
19
3
19
4
19
19
5
6
19
7
19
8
19
9
19
19
19
94
ADDITION
Wallich's
If
II
t1
11
II
II
"
"
II
t1
II
If
"
If
"
II
It
"
"
II
II
"
"
II
II
H
II
11
II
"
II
"
It
II
II
r-~~ !""') r''''
.~ ~ ,)
AlVIOUNIJ
~p3. 85
1.46
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
5.35
.25
5.28
R E SOL JI T ION
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Estate of George Taylor Douglas
Estate of George Taylor Douglas
.
I
Estate of George Taylor Douglas
Henry Carlson Company
H. Lewis & May Lee Coleman
Joseph W. & Le~nora E. Voss
10
1
2
John F. & Dora Peters
Allen C. & Gladys C. Vaughn
Donald L. & Geraldine M. Leiser
Alvina Harder
William T. & Esther A. Larsen
3
4
1
2
John & Josephine Glenn
Jack W. Calhoun
Arthur S. & Florence M. Dickerson
Alma H. & Charles A. Snyder
Anna Johanna Schoel
I
May L. Rembolt
10
School District of Grand Island
School District of Grand Island 2
Church of God of Grand Island, Nebr. 7
Lawrence L. & Fern M. Chase 8
John N. & Cecelia B. Grotzky 9
John N. & Ceaiia B. Grotzky 10
John D. & Dorothy L. Semm 5
Arthur M. & Gertrude M. Benson 6
Leonard F. & Elizabeth Ann~ Grim 7
Emma J. Stewart 8
Nora M. McKenzie 9
I
.
Lewis McKenzie
10
Roy A. McFee ley
Richard Wayne & Opal R. Ross
Vial ter Freeland
Alfonzo C. & Eileen H. Windolph
9
Henry E. & Edna Grace Seier
6
Edward J. & Mary Peters
Lewis L. & Bertha Helzer
7
8
Harold V. Snyder
9
1
20
20
2
3
20
4
20
5
20
20
21
21
21
21
22
22
3
22
4
22
5
22
5
23
ADDITION
Wal1i ell IS
II
II
11
"
II
II
II
if
II
II
II
II
11
II
Bonnie Brae
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
6
4
7
4
8
4
4
5
5
5
5
1
n II
II
11
II
~.
If
II
"
it
11
II
11
II
II
%
II
II
"
II
II
11
II
II
11
II
11
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
r',.,,! .'~
...j i :.!)
95
AMOUN'
<\;'h 08
wO. t:J
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
5.00
5.28
3.60
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
3. ill 6
1.48
1.28
1.48
R E .e. 0 L UTI Q N
NAME
LOT BLOCK
Estate of Dietrich Niedfeldt
Carl & Viola E. Ewoldt
.
I
Bernadeen Sanders
Charles R. & Alma B. Belpere
Charles R. & Alma B. Belpere
Charles R. & Alma B. Belpere
Andrew & Grace Christensen 6
A. G. & Margaret Schroeder 7
Fred Roesch 8
Fred Roesch 9
Herman R. & Belva M. Jungclaus 375' 10
Peter & Stella Odin
N 57'
Harvey E. & Mary Jane Learn N82'
Otto & Lena Martens
S 50'
Edward C. & Marie Walthall
Frederich H. & Bertha Muhs
I
:ft'rederich H. & Bertha Muhs
Ernest Hahlweg
Fred C. Rose
stanley S. Pennington
Nellie R. Orndoff
Hazel M. Marks-wife
9
10
Nellie R. Orndoff
Adney E. & Lavina E. Bottin
Jolm C. & Lena Neubert
Caroline Grotzky
Anna Garn
Lawrence A. McKibben
I
.
Alexander L. Kalkowkki & Euprosina
Kalkowski
George Bailey J-r.
Alfred G. & Clara E. Schroeder
Alfred G. & Clara E. Schroeder 9
Alfred Schuessler 10
Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power
District 10
William R. & Mildred E. Peeler 1
Cecil J. & Maxine L. Lorance 2
10
5
1
6
2
6
3
6
4
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
10
1
1
6
7
7
2
7
3
7
4
7
5
7
6
7
7
7
8
7
7
7
1
2
8
8
3
8
8
4
5
8
6
8
7
8
8
8
8
8
9
10
10
ADDITION
Bonnie Brae
II
TI
If
"
II
"
II
"
11
"
II
11
II
!I
II
II
II
II
11
II
II
II
II
tI
II
"
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
II
"
"
II
"
"
II
"
II
"
II
II
"
II
II
"
II
"
11
"
"
"
II
II
II
"
"
"
11
II
II
II
ro;,,' 1"""1'"
95 ; 'i
AMOUN'J
~~3 .16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
1.83
1.33
3.84
1.44
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
3.16
3.16
1. 48
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
--------
NAME
Vince J. & Helen V. Koziol
George W. & Laura H. Welton
e
I
John H. & Sylvia J. Eldridge
Charle sF. & Evadv!arie Wheeler
Lillie M. Dever
E. B. Cowles
Alfred E. Keith
Emmett Bloyd
Samuel W. & Lucinda Kensinger
Jens & Blsie Christensen
Orpha IVi. & Claude W. Harshfield
Otto Dibbern
Haymond Moore
Ingeborg Bauman
Arthur V. & Eugene V. Yenney
Earl N. Conway & Lela E. Conway
I
Henry & Bertha H. Schoel
George M. Furby
City of Grand Island
Elvin ~. & Pauline Hancock
Julia Roesler
George N. & Lucile T. Bishop
Mildred Ann Christensen
William J. & Ida Mae Dombrowski
Denzil E. & Katherine H. Noble
Ora J. & Mildred P. Ball
Reuben C. & Katherine S. Anderson
I
e
Dale H. & Roberta F. Wiley
Henry M. & Alice M. Hyde
Richard D. & Lucile A. Kensinger
Minnie Dunham
Oscar Hild
Estate of Paul Lorenz
Estate of Paul Lorenz
Margt:J.~tB. William
ID~--t:a;1::~..{~-t):~~p;~a;1i}l~~ ?~-@-P-e~~2f
George W. & Laura H. Welton
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LOT BLOCK ADDITION
3 10 Bonnie Brae
10
10
10
1
10
6
10
7
10
8
10
10
9
1
10
11
11
2
3
11
11
4
5
11
6
11
7
11
8
9
11
11
1
11
12
2
12
3
12
12
12
4
5
6
12
7
12
12
8
9
12
12
13
2
13
3
13
13
4
5
6
13
13
7
13
8
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9
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13
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II
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II
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II
11
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II
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If
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11
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II
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II
11
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II
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II
II
fl
II
11
II
II
96
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AM OUN~
~~ .64
II
2.12
2.12
2.78
3.60
It
5.28
3.16
II
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
II
3.40
It
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
11
II
1.28
1.48
3.16
5.28
fI
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
3.16
1.48
1.28
1.48
3.16
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
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LOT BLOCK
NAME
Charles E. & Martha Matthews
Ell
1-
2
Bernice E. Matthews
w;~
Lee & Fern Burnett
Robert & Agnes Cunningham
Matilda Lockenmacher
Lue & Grace Rombach
\ Katherine Dahmss
MEk~aaa:;k:.~~<~~VJ,aV.~~H~ng~n<
MallY Currie
Estate of Andrew Bosler
Estate of Andrew Bosler
Earl E. & Edith Smith
Lawrence M. & Ma~y Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Lawrence M. & Mary Bowers
Marie & Lillie E. C. Nuemberger
William F. Scheffel
Ray A. & Caroline S. Kozal
William L. & Melvin E. Munroe
William L. & Melvin E. Munroe
William L. & Melvin E. Munroe
John Steckmeyer
John Steckmeyer
John Steckmeyer
Sutter's Dairy Inc.
Sutter's Dairy Inc.
SU.~~~~~t-iHH9*4~~H~.~h~~;;-
Lloyd J. & Gladys L. Simpson
Mary C. ~Yhi te
W 60'
Lloyd J. & Gladys L. Simpson E 6'
A. V. Sorensen
Harry & Marguerite Caldwell
United Appliance Wholesalers Inc.
United Appliance Wholesalers, Inc.
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
2
14
2
14
3
14
4
14
5
14
1
16
16
2
3
16
4
16
5
16
1
17
2
17
3
17
4
17
5
l7
1
18
2
18
3
18
4
18
5
18
1
2
19
19
3
19
4
19
19
5
ADDITION
n
Eonnie Brae
II
11
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II
II
1I
II
II
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11
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11
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If
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11
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II
II
If
II
II
II
II
11
II
II
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11
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11
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II
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11
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11
"
II
3
1 Arnold & Abbott
II
4
1
4
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
4
5
2
2
6
2
7
8
2
2
II
II
II
II
It
II
"
II
II
11
II
II
II
II
II
II
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II
II
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AMOUNT
ell. 90
ijp .
.68
1.59
3.69
6.34
2.12
2.12
2.76
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
3.40
3.60
5.28
5.28
3.60
2.76
2.12
2.12
1.59
3.00
.69
3.69
1.59
1.59
3.69
6.34
4.23
4.23
6.34
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NAME
LOT BLOCK
Dell & Anna Frymire
Meta Bockhohn
e
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Theodore Glenn Vanosdall & Betty M.
Vanosdall
John E. Lorenzen
N 54'
Elmer & Helen Fenton
S 78'
Milo L. & Jeanette E. Sti tes E13,t4t1
F'red E. & Alvena Helmke W52' ell
Milo L. & Jeanette E. Stites
W39!8t1 6
Henry & Lucy Min tken E 26' 4,"
William Walter Schultz E 39'8"
Henry & Lucy Mintken W 26'4"
B. L. I1hompson
B. L. 'l'hompson
B. L. Thompson
B. L. Thompson
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City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
Lawrence A. & Leonard L. McKibben N40' I
Lawrence A. & Leonard L. McKibben N40' 2
Edward D. & Teckla A. Guzinski
Edward D. & Teckla A. Guzinski
Roger B. & Wayne L. Highland N 40'
Frank & Maud Lunney
N 40'
Clarence & Violet McCulley N 35'
Frank Lunney N 35'
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3
98
ADDITION
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AMOUNT
II
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Arnold & Abbott 3.69
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II
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11
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11
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II
II
II
II
11
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Respectfully submitted this 20th day of April, 1949.
7
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JaneralE.Harr~s.
8
3
4.23
11
4.23
53
3
11
2.00
4.25
5
4
II
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5
4
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3.16
4
6
4
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1.00
7
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1
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2
5
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2.64
3
5
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2.64
4
5
6
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2.64
1
2
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II
2.64
3
6
6
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6.34
4
7
7
3
7
II
4.23
4
7
II
2,164
1
2
8
8
It
2.64
3
8
II
2.64
4
8
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2.64
II
2.64
II
2.64
2.64
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2.64
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2.64
2.64
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Total - - - - $11,194.01
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O.E.Wilson
L.F.camrbell
Stree & A1ley Uorr.mlittee~
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, there being
no protests, the Resolution be adopted. Boll call ballot, each
Councilman voting yes. Snygg absent.
On motion of harris, seconded by Wilson, Council adjourned
as a board of Squaliza tion.
April 20, 1949.
F. S. "Vh i t e ,
Ci ty \.:1 erk.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
April 20, 1949.
Council met in regular session, "His Honor," the Mayor, presiding.
All Councilmen pr8sent, 9xcept Snygg.
Minutes of previous meetings read and approved.
Mr. Oliver (Black & Veach) as follows:
Bids on Boilsr erection and setting were opened and read by
Smiley 8quipment Co.
Bond $.3000.00
Bond %
Bond 2500.00
Bond 5000.00
Check 4500.00
Chsck 1750.00
Crombie Canst. Co.
Valley Canst. Co.
Power Service Corp.
Commonwealth E:lectric
Geo. P. Reintjes Co.
Winger Construction Co.
Bond 2500.00
Fuel E:conomy Engineering Co Bond
5000.00
Vaughn Kimball Canst. Co.
Bond
2000.00
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John V. BolEmd
Bond
Fleischer Sieger Co.
Bond 44.00.00
Chgo DOVJn Draft Furnac e Co. Ch reck 5000.00
Item 1
.3.3246.00
days Item 2 days
75 2.3911.00 .30
.36659.00 185
38680.00 120
67700.00 tied 31200.00 180
46000.00 lLrO .31100.00
Both 7.3900.00
.30568.00
.35465.00 120
48875.00 150
180
45
.388-.36.00 90
.32828.00 120
.3.3600.00
60
25
60.300.00 125 .35200.00
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On motion of Campbell, seconded by harris, bids wsre refsrred
to th'3 Wat'3r & Light Committee along with Black & Veatch and C. W.
Burdick.
Bids on Audit were read as follows:
CPA
Witthoff & McIntosh $50.00 per day
Sr"
Jr. Maximum
25.00 $1100.00
17.50 680.00
15.00 775.00
Orin Contryman
R. B. Lockwood
25.00
25.00
20.00
On motion of Sander, seconded by Vogt, were referred to the
Finance Committee.
Bids on Disposal Plant Addi tion were opened and read as follows:
Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4
Lovering Const. Bond $24000.00 199000.00 99000.00 35000.00 11000.00
Diamond Eng. Ch eck 17000.00 1762J+0.53 84031.18 27632.47 10026.00
Chambers Con st. Check 16000.00 154492.00 94213.00 31555.00 8000.00
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, wer9 ref9rr9d to
S9Vi9r Committge, C. W. Burdick and Blach: & V8atch.
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Jas. MaY<.:lr made requ<.:lst- of th'3 Council for giv:Lng consid'3ration
to th'3 construction of 4 tennis courts, Pres'3nted petitions from the
Rotary Club, Kiwanis, Cosmopolitans, Lions, P. T. A., Howard School,
Wasmer, Platte, St. J.l.l.ary's, members and friends of Y. W. C. A. Th'3
courts b'3ing of reinforced concrete and meeti:hg spscifications of
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association. Discussion by fri<;;nds et a1 inter<;;sted
in tennis along wi th the Mayor and City Council. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Sander, Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and
sp<;;cifications and '3stimate.
Mr. K1ingensmitll, residing in 1800 block on North Lafayette,
called attention of the Council to a curb sidewalk p'9ti tion pre-
sented s'3veral months ago, and permission having been grarJted for
construction of same, sinc9 that time oVID'3rship to two lots having
chang9d arid no curb sidewalk constructed. After some discussion,
on motion of liarris, s'3conded by Wilson, was r9ferred to City Attorn~y
for opinion.
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Request of S. G. Rob~rts, Secretary of Y. M. C. A. for some
aid in preparing soft ball fi~ld out by Y. M. C. A. was presented.
Mr. Harris assured him the use of a Grader, Wilson stated
there wsre some lights that had been used at Airbase that probably
would be acceptable, but no poles in sight.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was referred to
ffngineer for staking.
Ashley mentioned the Legion had placed poles in Burnett Park
and when they went to mov'3 same, w'3r'3stopped.
Letter from Holmberg, City Attorn'3Y pertaining to sid'3walk
order'3d laid on W'3st side of Lot 4, Block 62, O. T. was read.
Harris advis'3d the Mayor and Council that walk was in.
Resignation of Adolph Voss, effective April 18, was read. On
.motion of .liarris, seconded by Sander, hesignation was accept8d and fi18d.
Letter of Attorney holrnb'3rg, pertain:Lng to claim of H. H. Hann,
$10.00 for r8turn of Harold L. mOor8 of Lexington for not haVing a
drivers license was presented. On motion of V ogt, second9d by
I Campbell, was referred to VOgt & Chief of Police.
Applica.tion of l!..rrol Duane Findley for employmr:;nt on Fire
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Departrrlf~nt was re:?ad and referre:?d to Fire Commi tte:?e.
Petition for ~vate:?r Main in G. I. Ave. from College Street to
Capi tal Avenue, signe:?d by Frank Hejkal et al was presented. On
motion of Campbell, second'3d by Thomssen, was re:?ferrec1 to Water
Committee and C. W. Burdick.
Grand Is13nd, Nebraska,
April 20, 1949 .
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
The following is the:? City t!.:ngineer's :;stimate for the con-
struction of ~aving District No. 116, w}lich District is to be in
Ashton Ave., from Oak Str<eet to Cherry St. and in Memorial Drive
from Ash ton Ave. to Cherry Street.
Approx. 2500 cu. yds excavation @ 1.00 pe:?r cu yd
2037 cu. yds. 6" concrete slab
@ $17.00 per cu. yd.
. 3332 Lin. ft. curb & Gutter
@ $1.25 per lin ft.
900 line ft. 1 x 6 expansion joint @ 17~
$2500.00
24639.00
4165.00
153.00
90 line ft. straight alley curb
@ .85_ per line ft.
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Approx. 20 cu yds. header @ $14.00 pSI' cu yd.
49 line ft. flat gutter @ 85~ per lin ft.
To tal
$280.00
,:_4J..!..2~
'lP41845.15
Plans and specifications aI'S on file in the office of the
Ci ty Engin eel'.
Hespectfully su tmi tted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty Engin 13131' .
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, estimate was approved
and Clerk authorized to advertise for bid.s for Paving Distriets
Nos. 113-115 & 116.
Estimate #1 on Sew'?r Lift Station, Rains Addi tion. (Winter-Ray)
225 cu. yds. Excavation
Dewatering
61 cu. yds concrete in plaue
8095 Lbs. Heinforcing Steel
Building above ground
Sump for dry pit
@ $3.50
60.00
.15
$787.50
1250.00
3660.00
1214.25
1384.00
25.00
-8320-:75
8'32.08
-74EIEC- 67
Total
10% ,t'etained
Amoun t du 13
On motion of Thomssen, seco::ded by harris, was accepted.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
April 20, 191!-9.
Honorable Mayor and Council,
Ci ty of Grand .l.. sland,
Grcmd .l..sland, Nebr.
Gen tl em en :
There is at this time a popular misconcsption that the
Junior Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring an organization calling
them-selves nYoung Men for Progressive Government. Tt
The board of directors of the Grand I sland Junior Chamber of
Commerce do state for the record tha t there is no relationship
actual or implied between our organization and nYoung Men for Pro-
gressive Government. n
For the Board of Directors.
Sincerely yours,
G. I. Junior Chamber of C ommerc e
R. D. Kelly, President.
On motion of Harris, seconded by vvilson, was received and
placed on file.
Request of Adam Dubas for Pawn Broh:ers License along vl.th Bond.
On motion of bander, seconded by Campbell, was held over for further
investigation.
Bonds of Allen Overturf, Lafe CCtmpbell, Councilmen, Stanley l'ebb,
James VLebb, Auctioneers, Dan J. Myers, 8:;lectrician and continuation
certificate of L. L. Mitton, 8:;lectrician were presented.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY C OUNGIL OF TI-IE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that licenses to sell beer be granted to
the persons, firms, associations and corporations hereinafter named
at the address set opposite the name of each licensee as follows:
LICENSEE
Daniel-Beck Company
(Hotel Yancey)
Alois F. Kaufmann
(AI's Bar & Cafe)
Charles F. Vaclavek
(0 K Tavern)
KIND
ADDRESS
Qiil.;Sale
115 North Locust St.
On and Off Sale
219 West Second St.
On an!lc Off Sale
107 East Third St.
Prank R. Auhl
(Pourth Street Tavern) On and Off Sale
Henry F. Scheel
(Whitehorse Tavern)
Elmer McIntosh
(Bud' s rravern)
Lawrence M. Sidwell
& Roland L. Winter
(Corner ~[avern)
418 West Fourth St.
On Sale
308 North Wheeler
On Sale
108 West Fourth St.
On Sale
202 North Locust St.
Edna Carney On Sale
308-310 North Walnut
August G. Springsguth
(Vfilite House Cafe) On and Off Sale
Nick Jamson
(Schuff's Cafeteria)
Nick Jamson
(B & 1\1 Cafe)
Irwin W. Snyder
(Snyder's Bar)
Joseph P. Hybl
(Joe's Tavern)
Steven Fotinos &
Geo.F'otinos
(Fotinos Tavern)
James Beck
(Beck's Bar)
Samuel M. Houck, Jr
& Robert H. Snyder
(Blacks Tavern)
414 West Third St.
On Sale
321 North Locust St.
~ ON & OFF SALE 2436 Broadwell Avenue
On Sale
386 North Walnut St.
On and Off Sale
409 North Pine St.
On and orr Sale
121 East ,Third St.
On and Ofr Sale
307 North Wheeler
On Sale
323 West Third St.
Grand Island Liederkranz
(Grand Island L~er-
kranz, Inc.) On Sale
L. 1. Fredrickson
(Island Bar)
401-03 West First St.
On Sale
103 North Locust St.
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American Legion
Post No. 53
(Legionnaire Club)
Fraternal Order of
Eagles No. 378
(Fraternal Order of
Eagles)
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On Sale
On Sale
John C. Schneider
(Del Rio Cafe) On and Off Sale
Platt Duetsche Society On Sale
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Harry L. Rozell
(Koehler Tavern) On Sale
W. J. Neylon & Wm J.
Langdon
(Savoy Tavern) On Sale
lVlyron A. Norman
(Town Pump) On and Off Sale
Veterans of Foreign
WaDS, Hall County
Post 1347
(VFW Club Inc.)
William F. Harris
(Bills Iravern)
Marvin J. Rader
(DeLuxe 'IJavern)
Kathryn Harris
(City Club Tavern)
J:i'lorence Stolley
(Florence's Tavern)
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( con' t)
ADDRESS
3l5! North Locust St.
219-23 East Third St.
209 North Garfield
1315 West Anna
320 North Locus t
121-123 East Front
319-321 North Pine
On Sale 216 West Second St.
On and Off Sale 524 East 4th S tre e t
On and Off Sale 315 North Pine
On and Off Sale 406 West 4th S tre e t
On and Oft' Sale 383 North Walnut
On and Off Sale 410 "West 'I'hird Street
Clyde Copple
(Copples Tavern)
Dick & William ValoniB
(Grand Island Candy
Kitchen & Cafe) On and Off Sale
Frank A. Hitchler
(Hitch's Bar)
B.P.O. Elks #604
D. C. 'I'homp son
(Schlitz Tavern)
Roy A. Youngs
(Central Cigar Store)
Norman Mildenstein
(Norm's Tavern~
Columbia Club
David Ditter
(Cornhusker Bar-)
Wayne D. Hedglin &
C. C. McCall
(Mac's Coffee Shop
On and orr Sale
On Sale
On and Off Sale
On and Ofr Sale
On and Off Sale
On Sale
On and Orf Sale
On and Off Sale
313 West Third Street
209 North Wheeler
205 West First St.
123 East Third St.
+14 East Third St.
311 North Walnut
l19"ffi' West Third St.
210 East Third St.
313 West Secons St.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liqqor Control Comrnission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
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Respectfully submitted this 11th day of April, 1949.
John S~l)der
J.E.Harris
~aImQnd K.VO&t. .
Ordinance, License and
Bond Committee
On motion of Sander, seconded by harris, was approved.
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WHEREAS, the City has purchased and is the owner of the
real estate described as follows:
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All of the Southwest Quarter (Swt) of Section Seventeen (17),
in Township Eleven (11), North of Bange Nine (9), Viest of
the Sixth (6th) P.M., except a tract of about Fifty (50)
Acres, which Fifty (50) acre tract is more particularly
described as follows: beginning at the Northeast corner of
said Quarter Section, going thence west along the North line
of said Southwest Quarter Sixteen Hundred Seventy-two and One-
half feet (1672.5), thence South, and parallel with the East
line of said Quarter Section Thirteen Hundred ~wenty (1320)
fee, thence East, parallel wi th the }Jorth Line of said (~uarter
Section, Sixteen Hundred Seventy-two and One-half feet (1672.5),
thence Nortll, along the East line of said ~uarter Section,
'11hirteen Hundred 'fwenty (1320) feet, to the place of beginning
and also
Lot'1'wo (2), or the South Half of Fractional Section Eighteen
(18), in Township Eleven (11), North of Bange l~ine (9), 1iiest of
the 6th P. M. containing 6.98 acres according to goverrunent
survey thereof,
and,
wHEREAS, said real estate was purchased so that the same
could be developed for amusements, park purposes and exhibitions
and the same should be annexed to the City of Grand Island and
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the real estate above
described be, and the same is hereby annexed to and included
within the corporate limits of the City of Grand IslandJ Nebraska.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Engineer be, and he is
hereby directed and authorized to show the same on the map of the
Ci ty of Grand Island and that the Ci ty Clerk fOT'ward ancertified
copy of this Resolution together with the plat of the real estate
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above described to the Assessor and Register of Deeds of Hall
County, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this 20th day of April, 1949.
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On motion of Sander, seconded by harris, was adopted.
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L ~tter {rom C. E. Beal s, Nebraska !'.unicipali ti es pertaining
to m~eting wi th the Governor and the Highway Commi ttee vvi th refer-
ence to the distribution of funds received from License Registration
Funds, and with members of the unicameral in the P. M.
After some
diwcussion as to who could go, the suggestion vms made that the
Mayor attend. n~ felt it was next to impossible for him to attend.
Grand Island, Nebr.
April 20, 1949.
To the Mayor and Council,
Grand Island, .l.~ebr.
This is to advise that the County Board has adopted a Reso-
lution selling Lots Five and Seven (5 & 7), Block Eighte'?n (18), .
Scarff's Adeli tion to the Ci ty of Granel Island. T.he taxes are
being cornput'?d and as soon as a claim ther'?fore "has be'?n allowed by
the City a deed from th'? County vvill be executed and delivered.
Yours very truly,
Ci ty of Grand Island,
Paul Holmberg,
Ci ty Attorney.
On motion of harris, seconded by Sander, was approved.
C. W. Burdick reported that the Water Main on Eddy btreet was
above the floor level of the Eddy Street Underpass, and that he had
cautioned '3ach and every contractor and foreman on the job to be
careful of the water line,and also the sew'S'r line will come about
the 1 ~v'S'l of the footings. Both lines will have to be chang'S'd as
soon as material is available. After some discussion, Mr. Burdick
was instructed to have a watchman with police authority placed at
the sight of the lines.
Ordinance #2282, levying assessm7.lnt in Gravel District No. 21,
was regularly pass7.ld by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Thornssen, that the ordinance be
plac!?d on its fir s treading at 1 ~ngth. Holl call ballot, voting
aye, Thomssen, HarriS, Sander, OV'3rturf, Campbell, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, non!? Snygg absent. The ordinance "vas r<::ad at length
and passed its first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by TrlOmssen, that the rules be
suspend"'~d and the ordinanc<:: be placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Hall call bc:.llot, voting aye, Thomsssn, Harris,
Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none.
Snygg a bs !?nt.
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Ths ordinancs was finally pass<:;d by the Council and sign<:;d
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Discussion on ball park fence.
Mayor mad<:; appointmsntw as follows:
C. 'Iv. Burdick, Ice, Water & Light Commissioner. On motion of
Harris, secondc.;d by Sander, appointrnc.;nt 1ivas approved.
Clyde Campbell, Fire Chief. On motion of Cc:..lllpbell, s<:;cond<:;d
by Harri s, appoilltmen t VJaS Sl-pprov<:;d.
A13x Kc.;hm, Supc.;rint:mdent of Disposal Plant. On motion of
Thornssc.;n, sc.;conded by Sandc.;r, appointmc.;nt was approved.
F. J. Ti tt, Weighmaster. On motion of Campbell, seconded by
Thomssen, appointmc.;nt was approved.
Dr. Woodin, City Physician, On motion of Campb<:;ll, s<:;cond<:;d
by Overturf, appointment was approvc.;d.
Ralph Spc.;ncc.;r, Chic.;f of Police. On ['lotion of Campbell, sc.;condc.;d
by Sander, appointment was approved.
J. Beskman, acting Supc.;rin t<:;ndent of Cc.;m8t:::ry. On motion of
Campbell, s<:;condc.;d by Sander, appointment was approved.
H. Schirkofsky, Park Superintendent. On motion of \.-ampbell,
secondc.;d by Overturf, appointmc.;nt was approv<:;d.
C. B. Kinnison, Sanitation & Purchasing. On motion of Carnpbc.;ll,
sscondc.;d by Thomssen, appointmc.;nt v.ras approved.
George Houser, Band Dirsctor, On motion of Thomssc.;n, sc.;coLosd
by Campb311, appointment was approved.
At this time Sand<:;r inquired about appoirting the Sexton and
was advised that J. B<:;<:;kman had b'3en appointed. Mr. Sander was of
the impression there was a differc.;ncs between Sexton and Supc;;rintendent
and if that was the case he wishe-d to vvi thdraw his second and changs
his vote, which was acceptsd by the Mayor.
Discussion on various phases at the cemetery, Mayor and most
of Councilmen narticipating.
Mr. S~mder call<:;d for a roll call vote. Voting Y'3S, Campbell,
Thomssen, Vogt, Overturf. Voting no, Harris, Sand'3r. Pass hilson.
Absen t Snygg.
On motion of hilson, s'3condeo by Thomssen, that the Council go
on record in favor of participating in Federal Funds for Airport
improvem::mts. (Federal and City 50-50)
On motion of Harris, s<:;conded by Thomssen, that the C011Ilcil
assure ths V. F. W. ground space for a small gymnasium and play ground
at an expense not to exceed $1.00 per year.
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On motion of harris, seconded by V,ilson, bid of Orin Cbntryman
(on City Audit) $680.00 be accepted as the lowsst and bsst bid for
th s C i t Y .
01'1'''31' of Franl{ Spsthman to s sll lots 6-7--8--9 & 10, Block 18,
Baksrs Addition was presentsd. On motion of Harris, ssconded by
Wilson was rejected.
Claims against ths Ci ty 1,vers rsad. On motion of Thomssen,
secondsd by VVilson, l,vere approvsd and ordered pcdd. Roll call ballot,
saeh Councilman voting ay9.
Mayor r9qussted more aid for Prines in bri9fing case of City
vs Union Pacific Railroad Company on bycamore Street Underpass. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, request was granted.
On motion of Wiilson, Council adjourned.
April 20, 1949.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.
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April 28, 191!-9.
Council met as per Special Call of the I\ilayor, for going over
Sew::;r Revenue Ordinance. flEis Honor,f1 the Mayor, presiding. Councllmen
oresent :Campbell, Thomssen ,Harris, Wilson,Sand,er, Vog:t ,Snygg&'Overturf.
lbsent'-None. . (bnygg being late.) Discussion on Sewer Ordinance~
Ordimmce fixing rates on S':lwer rentals was presented. On
motion of Harris, sc:;condc:;d by Thornssen, Ordinance was plac'3d on first
I' eading at length. Roll call ba,llot, voting aye, Thomss en, Harri s, Sand'3:J
Overturf, CiJmpbell, Wilson, Vogt & Snygg. Voting nay, non'3. Carrled
After some discussion, d::;cision to get information to the public
with rc:;fer:mce to SeV'i'3r charges before passing SeVvsr urdinancey
On motion of TIlomssen, sc:;conded by Campb':lll, City Cle~was author-
ized to sign P. W. A. P. Construction Status reports on Projects N'3br.
25-P-136, 25-P-137, 25-P-138, Storm S'3vvers E:ngineering S3rvice.
Request of Abrahamson Building & Supply Company for Street
lights in 2500 Block West Palmer Street, and 2500 Dlock V~est Central l...ve.
was presented. On motion of Campb'3ll, secondc:;d by liarris, was refc:;rrc:;d
to Light Committee and C. W. Burdick.
Lett'9r from State Display Company with reference to installation
of waste paper disposal uni ts was rSrld. ~.fter some discussion, on
motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, was rc:;fc:;rred to Strsc:;t and
Alley mId Police Committees.
Commi ttees wc:;re made by th e M.ayor as follows:
Finance, Printing, Band & Auditing: Snygg, Harris, Sander.
City Property, Parks & Recreation: Ovc:;rturf, Vogt, Campbell.
Ice, Water & Light and .Fire: Campbell, Thomssen, Vogt and Snygg.
Street & All ey: Harri s, Overturf & Camp bc:;ll.
0'.:;1Ner, Engineer & Disposal Plant: Thomssen, Vvilson, Ccmlpbell & ,harris.
Police: Vogt, Wilson, Thomssen.
Airport: Wilson, Overturf, Thomssc:;n & Sander.
License, Bond & elections: Sander, Snygg, Harris.
Superintend'9n t at Airbase, Ch"ster Moore. On motion of Vdlson,
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Custodian of City Hall, Gus Krehmke. On motion of Campb<::ll,
seconded by Overturf, appointment was confirmed.
utreet Commissioner, John D. Reams. .after s'"'me discussion,
on motion of harris, s<::conded by Snygg" "that th<:: appo:lntrnent be not
confirmed. fT Roll call ballot. Voting "yes", Thomss-en, Harris, ~\ilson,
Sander, Vogt and Snygg. Voting "noH, Campbell. Pass Ovsrturf.
Lett<::r from Walter LO:lscher, County Cl'srk, psrtaining to the
holding over of the city claim for $10,000.00 on Broadwell Street was
read. No action tak<.m. (lYlayor said he would contact the County Clerk.)
April 21, 191,,9.
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council,
Grand Island, Nebr~ska.
Gen t1 emen:
On February 21, 1936, the Mayor and City Council passed Ordinance
No. 1524 levying special taxes to pay for the main in V.atermain District
No. 77 in Wheeler and Bennett's l"th Addi tion. Included in this Ordin-
ance 1524 were Lots 2 & 3 in Block 91. ~ach was a~)sessed in the amount
of $35.90.
Lot 2 was in the name of George and Vera Meyer and Lot 3, was in
the name of Helen L. Meysr. The records show that on March 18, 1943,
George Meyer VI/as issued a receipt in the amount of $35.90, which was
-erron eously credi tsd to Lot 3, whereas it should have been crgcli ted to
Lot 2.
According to our records the taxes still stand against Lot 2, and
should be charged off.
Both Lots 2 and 3 have been sold and the ov,n'3rs of Lot 2 are
insisting that Mrs. George ~~y~r clear this title. Inasmuch as it
vlfOuld not bs fair to the innocent purch<lser of Lot 3 to re-assess that
lot, I am sending a copy of this letter to the City Attorney wi th the
request that he draw up a resolution clearing Lot 2, in order to clear
the title of Mrs. Vera ~eyer.
Very truly yours,
E::. H. Vi8regc;,
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WHEREAS, on the 21st day of February, 1936, the Mayor
and Council of the City of Grand Island, passed and approved
Ordinance No. 1524 levying special assessments to pay for the
main in Watermain District No. 77, and Lot Two (2) in Block
Ninety-one (91) in Wheeler and Bennett's 4th Addition, belonging
to George and Vera Meyer and Lot Three (3) in said block belonging
to Helen L. Meyer, were each assessed $35.90, and
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of March, 1943, George Meyer, the
owner of said Lot Two (2), paid the assessment due thereon in
the sum of $35.90 and the receipt described the real estate by
the house number only and inadvertently the City Treasurer
showed the assessment due on Lot Three (3) as being paid instead
of Lot Two (2), and
VffiEREAS, both of the above described lots have been sold
and George Meyer represented to the buyer of his property, that
he had paid the assessment and showed said buyer the receipt
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Abstractor in extending the Abstract for Lot rnlree (3) has on
several occasions shown that no special assessment was due thereon,
and
WllliREAS, the amount of said special assessment cannot now
be shoWD as unpaid on Lot Three (3) for the reason that it would
be unfair to an innocent purchaser and the assessment having
been paid on Lot Two (2) should therefore be shown on the City
Treasurer's records as being paid.
NOW, TIIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 1~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL
that the special assessment in the sum of $35.90 levied against
said Lot Two (2), Block Ninety-one (91) in wheeler and BeBnett's
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4th Addition be cancelled and struck from the record; that the
City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized, ordered and
directed to cancel said special assessment and that the City Clerk
forward a certified copy of this Resolution to the City Treasurer.
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Respectfully submitted this 28th day of April, 1949.
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On motion of Campb~ll, s~cond~d by Sand~r, R~solution was adopt~d.
Complaint from Mrs. Hsrk 8.:ssex, 2603 West Sscond psrtaining, to
a junk h~ap on lot adjoining, fir~ hazard and rat harbor, was r~ad.
c. B. Kinnison mads r~port of haVing mads in$pection and th~rs was a
fire hazard and a potential rat harbor. Piles of lumb~r piles along
the lot line and damageing hedgs.
Application of August Krohn for Building Inspector was rsc~ived
and plac~d on file, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Vogt.
Contract on Oi::lk Street paving wi th Diamond 8.:nginsering C ompcmy
was pr~ssntsd 1:md l\lli:1.yor h'91d same ovsr on account of spscifications
not being as thsy should be.
Pstition for Paving District in Division strset from Garfisld
to Ingals Strset, 25 signers (271ots) was presented. On motion of
Harris, ssconded by Thom~:;ssn, thilt pavement bs ut in providing the
p eti tion ch ecks OK and Ordinanc s be drawn.
Application of V. L. Sundstrom for v,ork on Fire Departr:lsnt was
presentsd and referred to Fire Committee, on motiDn of Cc:ill1pbell, ssconded
by Wilson.
Grand Island, Nebr.
April 28, 1949.
Honorabls Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G en tl em en:
Ths following is ths t.ngineer's sstimats for the matsrial only
to be used in constructing one doubls tennis court, 1ilbor to be furnished
by the contractor at an addsd cost or furnishsd by the sponsor.
Approx. 143 cu. yds. concrete 6i sack mix
@ $10.00 V,:r cu. yd.
120 lin. ft. I" x 4" expEulsion joint
@ l7p p~r lin~ ft.
12 line ft. 2~" gaJvanized pipe
@ 50P p~r lin. ft.
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16 line ft. 2" galvdnized pipe
@ ltO~ p::;r lin. ft.
180 lin ft. i" deformsd tie bars 120#
@ 07~ pe.;r lb.
556 line ft. form lunber & nails
115 sq. 6 x 6 x 6 wi rem e sh
@ $2.54 pSI' sq.
768 line ft. 1" pipe for back stop
@ 20~ per line ft.
520 line ft. 5' ~ire.; me.;sh for back stop
@ 08i~ pe.;r ft.
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292.10
153.60
Plans and spe.;cifications on file.; at the City I1ngine.;e.;r's
Office.;.
Respsctfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
City li:ngineer
On motion of Harris, se.;conde.;d by Sande.;r, was referre.;d back to
Engine.;e.;r for estimat<:: on Libor. Jamss lViey'3I' r<::port'3c1 a pric'3 of
$7,000.00 for 2 double.; courts by a contractor.
Bonds of Don We.;rner, Orville.; 8e.;11, Wm. J. BruTY" Robert VJillianson,
;cuction<;;<::rs, Ralph F. ~p':;nc'~r, Chi,?f of Police, C. W. Burdick,
Commission'?r, Larry Vv. Bank, Pawn Broke.;r, wer<:: pr'?sente.;d. On motion
of Thomssen, secol'de.;d by ~~arris, were approved. /
Gra.nd I slane:, N s br.
April 21, 1949.
Bonorabl s Mayor ClI:d City Council,
Grand I f.; 1 and, N s br.
G'.mtlsmsn:
We.;, your committes on VVLcte.;r and Light to whom vms rsferrsd the
seve.;ral bids for boile.;r e.;re.;ction and boil'?r setting, aft'?r due con-
sideration, wish to recomm'3nd the bid of the Smiley f quiprnent and
Construction Company covsring both i t<::ms 1 end 2, in th -s amount of
$56,200.00 to be;; the.; lov,s;st ana. bsst bid.
Vvs furths:r Y'e.;cOLunend tha.t the Iv12.yor and Ci ty C lsrk be authorizsd
to snt<;;r into contrc;.ct with this Com;')cmy and that ths City Cl<::rk bs
instruct<::d to rsturn the csrtifie.;d checks and bonds to the.; unsucc<::ssful
biddsY's.
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On 11otion of Campbsll, se.;condsd by Snygg, v,as approv<::d. Each
Councilman voting ays. /
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li.J.:1Y01' msntioYiec1 th-s n'3ed of str9'3t sprinkl'.?r.
Mayor m~]tior9d the house on elks Block not being moved. On
motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was referred to City Property
Committee.
Wilson stated. it looked v'3ry much as tho th':;;r<=.; vI,ould b'3 Et2t<::
and Fed 91',:11 aid on road to .t"~irport.
Discussion on Ball Park. Snygg to call ball enthusiasts p<::r-
taining to painting grand stand. Fence;; to be <';l'<.;ct'3d as far as lurrlb'3r
ivould hold out.
M,i.yor madS! cippointm3n t of Vdn. Honnf'31d t Assis tan t Chi~f and
R. ~vans J\ss:Lstant Chi3f and DriJ.l il'laster. On motj.on of Ccunpb<.;ll,
s <.;cond <.;d by Thomss <';Yl, appoint1il3nt vvas cOLfirm.:;;d.
l\1,~yor appoln ted ~. L. Walk<.;r as BuilCl.ing In 8}) ec tor. On notion
of Campb'311, s<.;cond<.;d by Thomss'3n, appointment v\ecs confirmed.
L'3tter from Winter-Hay pertaining to sump pumps for Lift Station
in Rains Addl tion holding up completJ_on of UI'? job. On motion of
Thornssen, sc::conded by 'uarris, vvas rscsivsd and placed on file:.:.
Rs?,oning r'?quest'3d by 1111'. NU1J11':;nlulmp v,as rii:m'tion'3d and rsf'3rred
to Mr. Viii 1 ~;on .
Kinnison D'?nt.ion'3c.1 t.he St.a.t'3 D'3pertI:l2nt. had approv'3d Louis
Scheel ciS assistant. to lvlr. Kinnison, if the City vauld :oay half of
his salary of $150.00 pST mont.h or $75.00. On motlon o.C Cam)bell,
secord'3d by Vogt, Council approved Scheel as assistant.
Kinnison m'?nt.ioI''3d th''3r<;; "vere: some ctl,mges t.tat should be mad'3
in OrcUnance governing ~3ating and drinldng plac'3s. First, "t.hat
insosctor d'3signated as collector of fees, should read Treasur'3r. On
motion of Hc:rris, s'2cr)ndsd by Snygg, chang':; 1Ac:1S r'::conmi'3ndsd. ~)ecor,d,
inf'3rences to City Sanit.arian should be changed t.o Health Officer.
On mot.ton of wnygg, s'3condsd by Harr:Ls, change \vas approv'3d.
Third, in.'~t.'3ad of the ordin,nc<.; b'3ing a gra.ding type, should be a
non-grading t.ype.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by ~;(lnder, chu.ngs was appl'ov'3d.
On motion of ~nygg, Council adjourned.
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CityClsrk.
April 28, I9J+9.
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May 4, 1949.
Council mst in rsgular ssssion, !lHis .r~onor, If ths NL_!.yor prssiding.
All Councilmsn'irsssn t.
Minutss of prsvious msetings April 20 & 28 ~srs read and aDDrovsd.
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L stter from McWilliams cane slling his leas e on Govsrnmen t Hangar
No.2, was prsssnted, !lsffsctive June 1, 1949 or soon,,;r.!l On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander, cancellation was accepto.d.
Lstter from Thea Vanosdall requesting that h? be granted another
permit for garbage and rsfuse, stating hs would furnish new steel
body truck mesting spo.cifica tions. On motion of 'T'horil;;sen, secondsd
by Campbsll, was refsrrsd to Kinnison.
May 4, 1949.
M'.yor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G en tl em en :
Under date of April 11 th, 1 91f-9 , ths Mayor and Council adopted
a Committes Report approving the s9ttlern9nt of t'(lS amount due on ths
sals of garbags by the Ci ty to Harry imderson in ths sum of ~~500.00
which ssttlsrnsnt vvas to bs accspted by Mr. Anderson on or before
April 21st.
In a convsrsation vd th Anderson today in rsgard to my letter
containing th'3 offsr of settl<.;li:19nt, Anderson said that he vvould not
pay ths same.
In addition to the amount of $749.56 due on the contract from
Mr. Andsrson, a statsment. has bS':3D placed in my hands showing that
the Cornhusksr Cafe owes $18.00 for collection of garbags at the
cafe. Anderson ssems to deny liability on this account also.
I would liks to know what action Ule council vnmts taksn in
regard to thsse tiNO unpa:Ld i ts:rns.
Yours vc;ry truly,
Paul C. Holmb~rg,
On motion of hilson, s~condsd by Ov~rturf was receiv~d and
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C1ty Attornsy instructed to procesd to collc;ct.
Advice from F. J. Titt of th'? condition of City bcale, haVing
bs~n cor;d~mn~d by Stats Dsp't. of VVsights and J.VleaSlu'es until defscts
DS corr~ctsd. He, having notified ths Lincoln office of said corr,:,c-
tions but no reply as yst. On motion of harris, ssconded by Vogt,
was rec~ived and placed on file.
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May 4, 1949.
Honorabl'3 Mc.yor and City Council,
G.....nd Island, N '3 braska.
Gen tl emen:
The Ci ty Wa.ter D'3partment rws comp1sted Water Main Districts
]\]v. J..19-1;~2 and 123.
Th'9 sntire costs of th'3 said 'yvater Main Districts to b'3 charged
to the W8ter Main District.
I r'2comrnsnd that these Water Main Districts No. 119-122 and 123
v>:: acc '?pted by th'3 City of Grand ISland, N ebrr:Lska and thet th'3 Cl ty
Council si t as a Board of 8:qualization on sil.id hater Main Districts
\.;11 th'2 18th day of lVIay, 1949, at 8 o'clcrck P. lVI.
Hespectfully submitted,
Ray L. harrison,
Ci ty Engin e':?r.
On motion. of Campbell, seconded by Thornssen, report was approved.
Grand I~31and, .Nebr.
May ~2, 1949.
Honorable Ivla.yor CelTId Ci ty Council,
G..r;',,"vl~ Island, Nebr.
G ..w -c1 em sn :
We, your committee on V,ater emd Ligh t, to whoD. ,vas refsrrsd
1:h.-:; p'2ti tinn of the Abrahauson Building & Supply Company, who
are just completing the.; erection of ten hous,,:;s in Block 2 of
G.....dUStOl1S Place for the installation of strset light:Lllg. Vie wish
vO recomm'2nd that tvvo street li[;Lts be.? installed as follows: One
at CIl<J.rles cmd Ingalls Streets, and one at GiJ.rland Strec:;:t c'-Del C'sntrc,,1
Avenue. These lights to b<;; inst l<;;d by th'e City cl<;;ctl'ic D~partmsnt.
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On motion of Ca.mpbsll, sscolj(l'ed by i..lnygg, re.?port vms approv~d.
Lsttsr from B9ttsr Fishing ~nc.
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On motion of Harris,
sscond<;;d by Snygg, was rsceivsd and plclCc:;:d on fils.
Rc:;:port of Dr. Woodin for month of April was pressnt~d. On motion
of 11arris, second~d by Thomsse.?n, was received ana plnced on file.
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R~port of C. B. Kinnison, Sanitation D~partm~nt for April was
pr~sentsd. On motion of Thomss':m, s~cond~d by Harris, v.as r~c~iv~d
and placsd on fils.
Application of vonD.ld Brase for ~mploym'2nt Oll Fire D c;partm.snt
v,as r,:;c~ivc;d and rsf~rred to .Fir~ Cornmitt-s-s.
Invitation from Lincoln School P. T. A. to attend a program
at th-s School on Tuesday, May 17, 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P. M. was
r~ad. On motion of Thornss~n, second'9d by Curapbell, Councilm~n from
lst Ward W'9re authorized to attend.
Bond of ~d. H. Yocum auctioneer was presented. On motion of
Sander, s~corld ed by bnygg, vvas approved.'
Harris mentioned that during &ldy Strsst Underpass con:3truction
Ghat ~lm Stre~t should L~ made parall~l T)D.rking. .Motion by Harris,
second~d by Vogt, Str~et Denartment was directed to paint parallel
parking on ~lm Street from S~cond Str~et to Fourth Stre~t.
Wilson mentioned he had contact~d Lloyd K''211y with rsfer".mc~
to Nunnenkamp request to zone Lots 1-3-4 & 7, Dlock 14, Collsge
AddiioD as Business "A", but evid~ntly lVir. Nunn'3nkamp could not be
contacted at this tim~.
Mr. Wilson E1ention~d an addition to p~rsonnel at Airbas~ in
CommunicationsSystsm and mol"? room \\LlS rl"jsded. On motion of Vilson,
s ~condsd by Sander, th~ Council approv~d ths r~moval of p;,rti tions
~or add'9d room ns~dsd.
Overturf report'3d Fred Losschsr vlould get th~ houss on Elks
block moved off n~~t week.
.Mrs. Harold llans~n had mad~ complcdnt conc'9rning dandelions on
Lot b~longing to city at 6th and l\.0.alD.S. Sam~ tJ':;j_ng r'9f~rred to City
Prop~rty Committe~.
On motion of Overturf, s~co:ndsd by Campb'9ll, Ci ty Prop~rty
Comfii ttee wn.s aut[lOriz~d to clean and paint jani tor's quarters.
Ov'?rturf stated Mr. L'98 had dsclinsd to manage ths bwimrnir:g Pool
thIs SSclson.
Motion by Uverturf, s~cond~d by ....nygg, that Mr. Carst~ns be
~mploY9d. Carri9d.
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On motion of Campb~ll, second~Q by Ov~rturf, Committee
was authorized to advertise for bids for cl<;;aning \vindows inside
:""110 outSid<;;, on second and third floors.
Snygg ~)tated that th<;;re Yea-dId b<;; an '?xpsns<;; of approximat<;;ly
$000.00 for the roof on the grand stand at Ball Park, und $1000.00 on
,.,11':: f'::nc<;;. Aft<;;r discussion, motion by Harris, s<;;conc1ed by Vogt,
commi tt<;;<;; was instruct,::d to proc sed with f'311Ce ,mQ roof, using avail-
_~~e lumber at Airbase.
Thomssen, stated that the pump for lift station in Hains
Addi tion cauld not be shipped prior to July 7, but a ;3tcmd- by pump
~ould b'3 uS'3d as soon as S'3wer was complet'3d.
On motion of Harris, :::;ecoLd'3d by Snygg, estiuate of E:ngin'3er
-L ur mat arial for tenni [3 courts was approved and CI '3rk authoriz '3d
co adv'3rtise far bids for construction. Didder to furnish all labor,
(ilso to :urnish no CODmon labor.
Campbell mentioned no ,ember Licht at Second ,md Locust. Mr.
Burdick informed him the underground cable would heWS to be replaced
,....-:;:101'<;; ;unber light vvould v;ork.
Harris inforr[l'~Q the Council thiJ.t 11/11'. Bish \\ould be sewe,Ci up as
1.<11' as i~1gress ,ind egress to and from lds plac<;; of business was COIl-
c~rnsd on account of water main aitch in Front Strsst, and alley being
_~osed at rear on ~ccount of 8ddy Street Underpass construction, and
suggest<;;d that Chris' Texaco Station be notified to vacate tile east
flalf of Lot 2, Block 18, Hollins Addi tion so that sam<;; might be uS<;;Q
1.'c)r a roadway.
On motion of .I."-0.rri3, seconded by Wilson, City A ttorn<;;y W&s
..Lllstructed to notify Gjerloff to vacat<;; said portion of Lot 2, Block 18,
Rollins Addition.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Uverturf, Sew<;;r R ''3ntal Ord-
1.nance was plac'3d on second reuding at l<;;ngth. Roll call ballot, votirlg
ry1e, Thomss<;;n, Harris, Sander, vV9rturf, Cc:lmpbsl1, Snygg, Wilson and
Vugt. Voting ~; none.
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L.nru wi th Broadwell Str.:.;et Paving about Juns 10th and ,311 cl<3cmed up 'i.
oy June 15th.
after som.:.; discussion pertaining to special discount on ~ater
Gonsumption, during the period of lenn wat"?ring, on motion of Campbsll,
~~conded by Vogt, Mr. Burdick was authorized to publicize the fact
ulat no Special Dtscount viould be allov'i''3d to water W3'?rs this year.
On motion of Campbell, secondc:;d by Thomssen, Ule Council gr,mtsd
ws request of Fire Departn1'3nt to b<3gin vacations JUll':; 1, 1911-9.
Harrifion made reference to ths drair12ge of v'iaste water at the
Mill, being an item of '?xpense. On Llotion of Ci:u:[[pb<~ll, secondsd by
H;'(rris, that 2.rrangsm'3nts be made to dispos'3 of roof drair:age v,at'::)r
.Lor the Mill. Motion ccHT1ed.
Ths Mqyor lfl<::ntioned that lq'. Flower La.d Cidvis'::)d him th,it on
~~uunt of being out of the City, he would be unabls to act as apprais<::r
Ma.y 17, 19~.9.
Th <:: M<yor appo:Ln ted Bert Dickey of 407 E:as t bixth Strset to fill
I w19 vacancy. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson appointment
.,uS confirmed.
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Aft'::)r some discussion pertaining to sale of city owned lots,
un motion of Harris, seconded by So.ncier" Ci ty Prop'::rty Commi ttee vvas
authorized to advertise lots for sale at public Huction.
Request that Pollywog stadium be cl<::ared and granded for a ball
vilrk. Ivlr. H:lrris ad vi s eel th::: Council thc, t tb::: 11mI'1\: vmuld b<:: done
.l.mrnediately.
City Property Committee vvas authorized to replace shades in
Auditorium and repair venetian blinds in City Clerk's office and
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arrante for ash trays in Council ChDmber, for audience.
Ordinance #2283, pertaining to restaurants, cafes, taverns and
a,ll eating and drinldng places was r::::gularly passed by the Council
and signed by the IVlc',yor.
Moved by Harris, ssconded by Thomssen, thc:;,t th'? Or0.lTW,nCe be
placsd on its first l'<::(;j,ding at length. Holl call ballot, voting ay'3,
Thomssen, Harris, Sc:mdsr, Uvsrturf, Cmrrpb<::ll, Snyg!,;, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, nons. The ordinance was read at l'?llgth gnd passed its
J.irst reading.
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Moved by Snygg, s'?condsd by Thom~3ssn, thut the !'ulc3s be suspended
dnc1 the; ordinance be placed on 1ts second ree.dlng by title. Roll call
lJallot, voting aye, Thomssen, Barri::" Sands!', Ovsrturf, CUElpbell,
Snygg, Vdlson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was rsad by
ltS title :3.nd passed its s'2cond I''2ading by title.
lVlov<;;d by harris, second:;;d by Snygg, that the rulss be suspended
dnd th'.3 ordinance placed on i t~) final pDSSCJg:: "md f:Lna.lly passed. Roll
C.LL1 ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harr:Ls, So.:mder, Overturf, Campbell"
Snygg, liaIson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The orclirw.Ylce was final1'y
pass'3d by the Council c;.nd sign::d by th'3 Mayor.
Ordinanc'3 #2284, Creating Paving Distrlc~ No. 117, was r'3gularly
passed by the Council and sii;ned by the lllii.yor. (Division Street from
Garfield to Ingals Street.)
Moved by Harris, seconded by Wilson, that tile ordin2nc~ be placed
un it~) first reading at lencth. Roll call bclllot, voting aye, Thomssen,
Hdrris, ~:;undsr, Overt1)rf, Campbell, Snygg, Villson uncI Vogt. Voting
nay, none. The ord:Lnancr:: was r'::ad at length and pa~)sed its rir~)t
.cer;ding.
M0ved by Harris, seconded by Wilson, that the 1'1)195 be susp:;;nded
"lid the.; ordinance placed on it~:; final passclge and finallyoassed. Holl
~all ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell,
Snygg, Vlilson ,md Vogt. Voting nay, none. Ths ordina.ncs was finally
passsd by ths Council and ;3:Lgned by ths; Mayor.
Ordinance #2285, Creating ~ater Main District No. 124 was
.L''-)gularly passsdby ths Council a.nu ;;iL:ngd by ths l\Llyor. (In Grand
Isle.nd Avenus, from Waugh btrr::et to Capi tal Avenue.)
Ivlovsd by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that the ordinanc'3 be
vl.aced or) its first reading at length. Holl call ballot, voting aye,
Tnomssen, Harris, Sandsr, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Vdlson and Vogt.
Vvting nay, none. Th':: ordinance was r""ad at lsngth and passsd its
l.lrst reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by ~ilson that the rul'35 be suspended
d.nd th'e ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Rul.l call ballot, voting aye, ThoLlSS<.:m, harris, Sand:.;r, Uvsrturf,
Cc.mpbell, Snygg, Vvilson and Vogt. Voting nay, nons. The ordinance
vIas finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Mayor m''.mtion~d th~ Fourth of July C~l~bration (92nd birthday
01" Grand Island.) On motion of Viilson, s~cond~d by Carnpb~ll, City
Council go on r~cord as favoring a Fourth of July Ci31~bration.
Clr1.ims against the Ci ty Vvsr~ prssS'ntsd. On motion of Gnygg,
08conded by Thomssen, Claims wer~ allowed. Roll call ballot, each
Cuuncilman voting y~s.
On motion of Thomsssn, Council adjourned.
F. ~;. VJhit~,
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May 4, 1949.
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Ligh ting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cem,etery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension B'und
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
I Light Fund
. Sewer District
Pavine District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FI SCAL YEAR TO MAY 5, 1949.
APPROPRIATIONS
$4,000.00
17,500.00
37,515.26
16,800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39 ,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
IJH 915.00
5,000.00
581, 341 .00
J.2..Jt39.57
600,780.57
RECEIPTS &
TRA11J SYERS
EXPEN DED
14,439.57
11,589.93
26,614.84
10,334.83
44,250.47
7,040.75
12,016.71
44,120.75
2,916.24
41,714.49
29,394.28
11,500.00
6,000.00
32,612.53
90,582.86
15,298.87
58,107.41
2,991.49
19,324.81
2,600.00
5,000.00
19,439.57
469,011.26
24,849.76
191,051.50
455,105.64
12,544.02
__~g.1J.6 2 .12-
$1, 204,924.37
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. Whi te,
Ci ty Cl'srk.
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$4,000.00
5,910.07
10,900.42
6,465.17
5,749.53
3,059.25
6,243.29
1,160.39
3,583.76
7,277.69
3,605.72
6,601.82
18,931.71
15,701.13
21,732.59
7,856.58
590.19
2,400.00
131,769.31
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May 18, 1949.
Council met as a Board of ~qualization, "His Honor, presiding,
uLl.. Councilmen present, there being no protestors on hater Main Districts
~..Lj-1..~)2-123, the Council proceeded to regular session.
Minutes of
~revious me0ting read and approved.
,Lii scussion on Pro po sed Sewer Tax U rdinanc e as to p eriotl of year ..........--.
ror making calculations and charges to be made to apartment houses.
Mr. G. W. Burdick explaining that rates were calculated by the EngLneers
.....1\..1. the basic quarter for rates was taken from office records from
..~)nCIls or quarter of least consumption of wate~. Passage of ordin:mce
was delayed until May 25, 1949 giving protestors a chance to appear.
Mr. Pettis and Lilr. Chambers willing to go along with t11e Council as.
co f1<)ilring.
On mOlon of harris, seconded by hilson, third r':?ading V'/aS
}iut>tponed until .May 25, 1949.
Bids on Paving Districts 113-115 & 116 were presented.
Arnold Svanson ~ Co.
113 & 115
$7,113.25
7,153.65
6,925.7J.
116
$43562.00
4L,,046.75
i"l 779. 35
Ru.lph Green & Ilv. L. Groesbeck
Mu. Valley ~onst Co.
DlcHnond Engineering Co.
6,833.50
41424.64
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, bids were referred
GO Street & .il.llc:;y Comr'li ttee.
Mr. Hoye mad<:: request of Council to rent triangular plot at
Anna & Locust Stre<::t, was refsrred to Ci ty Property Cornmi ttee.
Report of auction sa18. Lot & Building [:It 6th & Adams streets,
to Harv<::y Hehder, $1440.00. Lot 415, bast 6th Street to John Hoss, 1850.00.
On tilotion of' Overturf, second8d by Campbell, sal<::s were confirmed.
Mrs. George Miller made a plea to the Council for their con-
bHieri:i.tion in permitting the sketch club to use building at 1204 V,8St
l"osmig, <explaining what th<:: sketch club really meant to thOS'3 interested
_dl tlk etching and. alBo th e s tanding of the club in state circl es.
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After some discussion, on motion of Campbell, seconded by ~ilson,
flsrmission v,as granted providing the property would be cared for.
On motion of harris, seconded by Sander, City httorney was
.J...llscructed to make arrangements '"'lith John hall owners of northerly
vortion of Lot 10, Cedar rark Addi tion and Compliment, Lot 10, County
.:;uO-CiLvision to exchange properties so as to square up both parcels.
Resignation of ~. h. Vieregg as of June 1 was presented. On motion
of C:wlpbsll, secondsd by Vverturf resignation \'laS ilCcepted.
Applications in hands of Mayor vv.::?rs to b.::? pr'?s"?ntsd to Financ"?
Committs"? at rscess.
Bid of John &lni5 $150.00 for Lot 18, block 4, Coll"?ge Addition
to West Lawn was presentsd. On motlon 01 h"1'I'lS sPcol'dod by Unygg
.,' ,c. 0...., .~, ".t~' . . )),
nUS referred to City Property Committee.
Request from P. T. A. at fiv"? points for Police traffic officer
'..Luring th.:; hours children us.:; that crossing was pr"?s.:;nted. Discussion.
Harris m.o.mtion"?d a llew light to liD"? installed, and if after in-
.::>tallation sarns prov.:;d to be inadequats that consideration be givsn to havs
I d traffic Officer.
R.:;qus;3tfor dance:: permit at Clv:lrry Str"?st dance hall was presentsd.
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Building Inspector WalksI' statsd hs had inspected tile place and that
vLl~3re \lFerS s"?veral places where the plast'3r should b"? removed before he
"uU.Ld O. II a p'3rmit and that only for one dance. Building needs a
~ood going over. On motion of Harris, seconded by "ilson, was referred
to Building Inspector with power to act.
Request of Gsorge A. Millsr for permission to move in three
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uOX cars to bC? used in construction of a war"?house on lots 5 & 6,
B_Lock 50, O. T. On motion of Thomssen, ssconded by Vogt, requsst was
granted.
Re::quC?st of Joe Spragus for pe::rmit to construct sevsn houses
1.0 x 24 in IJ+OO Block ~ast 6th Strest was presented by Thornsssn.
D.Lscussion. Solid footings only to be acceptable. On motion of Thomssen,
~;s:conded by Wilson rSc'ju'"::lst v.as granted for Building p8rmits, providing
;::;olicl footing s.
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P~ti tion of Alyce Spi~s signed by several residents in Block 6
~oHU 7, Boggs & Hill Addi tion, psrmi tting a beauty shop on Lot 13,
BJ.och: 6, vvns present~d. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was
t:,ranted subject to Building Inspector inppsction.
Discussion on insp'3ctors mal-;:ing house to house furnnce inspsctions.
Oll motion of harris, ssconded by Wilson, Building Ins:Jector was author-
lzed to make follow up on said inspections. On motion of j'ilson, seconded
uy liarris, Building Inspector was authorized to publish notices to all
.Lurntwe ovYn''?rs pertnining to inspectors making hous.:::; to house campaigns,
Gnat there is no insp':lctor at this time connect.:::;d with the City m;..lking
;:;uch inspections.
C. V\. Burdick reported concerning 2~fl wat<;;r pipe line to the
Consolidated Mills which is in th<;; str.:::;et and would have to b~ moved
lor construction of und.:::;rpass. On motion of liarris, second~d by Wilson,
was r.:::;ferred to C. W. Burdick and City A ttorney wi th pmver to act.
C. v"iJ. Burdick mentioned water s::;rvice for Vet's Hospital and
l','?comm'ended that rates be the same as for othc~rs. Regular rat-es plus
~0% ,.Iutside of city limits and regular rates if and when they are
~lln exed to th e ci ty.
Engineer Harri son men tioned if th<;; sewer pipes on Eddy Street
could be placed in footings, an arrangemsnt should be mad<;; with th-e
contractor to do the v\ork. On motion of harris, s-econd-ed by Thomssen,
~~commendation was approved.
Request from Hev. Walt.:;;r ~. Buss for parking space at his residence
-LU3 North Sycamore Strest was r.:;;f9rred to Street Cornmi ttes.
nsqu.:;;st of John h. mcVdlliams to ( snsw his l<?ase on ha.ngar at
Airbase was pressnted. On motion of ~Iilson s-econdsd by Sander, \IIms
grantsd and City Attorn-ey draw up n-evv lease, as the pr'3vious lsase was
sub-let from Bob Heilig.
L9tter from J.". J. GU8ndel, Platte Valley Developement Co, pertaining
to maintaining park on 1v19morial Drive was presented. On motion of Harris,
.:;sconded by. Cmnpbell, was referred to City Property C olTImi ttee.
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Communication from 1~0'91 .LJClWr'9nC~ p'9rtaining to r'9ntal on #3
Hang~r, vms pr~s~nt~d. On motion of harris, s~cond~d by Sand~r, was
r~f~rred to Airport Committ~~ with power to act, athletic board allow~&
va r<;;nt to oth<;;r orgainizations and r~ntal to city be based on r~ntals
coLlected from oth'?r sources beside school activities.
H':)port from R. D. Salak pertaining to those m~mbers of Depart-
..dnt attending Fir~ School was r~ad. On motion of Campb~ll, s~cond~d
by Thomssen, was r~ceived and placed on file.
R~cOlnmendation of h'3rrnan Buckow on records in Tr~asurerf s office
was pr~sented. On motion of lla,rris, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to
Finan ce Commi t tee.
Notice from Federal Po~er Committee of hearing pert~ining to sale
uJ ,$'100,000.00 in bonds by N. W. Public Service, was presented. On
~uv~on of Harris, seconded by ~ilson, was r~c~ived and plac~d on file.
Request for light at w~st and south of Pier Lake was pl'es~nted.
un motion of Harris, s~cond~d by Sand~r, vms ref~rred to C. W. Burdick.
On motion of Thomss~n, seconded by Harris, notice to Mr. Veatch
va be at Council meeting W~dnesday May 25, was ordered. (Mr. C. W.
Burdick called Mr. V~atch May 19, 1949.)
On motion of 'lhomss'3n, third reading of uewer Rental Ordinance
was postpon'3d until May 25, 1949.
Discussion on Oak ::Jtreet Paving Contract was had, on account of
c:ontract not sign~d, Mayor contending plans and sp'3cifications not
Gornplete as to man holes, cc"tch basins and grad~. gngin~er to have
S(1m~ in for~vedn ~sday, May 25th meeting.
Special s~rvice r~port on elevators from Otis ~l'3vator Company
was pr esented aru ref'3rr~d to B. L. Walk~r.
Applications of n. L. Bergholz, Gal~ Klavonn and R. L. Linder for
'::!mploym'3nt w0r~ ref~rred to prop~r corami ttees.
Peti tion for sewer north of 9th street and east of B & M tracks
was 'presented) (sign'3d by 40 p'3rsons) was r~f'erred to sewer committee.
Mayor & Council: May 18,1949.
Gentlemen: We,your Committee to whom was referred the bids on
Paving Districts Nos.ll3-ll5 & 116 recommend the bid of Diamond Eng.Co.
$48,258.14 be accepted as the lowest and best bid.
J.E.Harrls,Chm.
L.F.Campbell
Allen Overturf
Street & Alley Com.
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Pstition for curb sidswalk on Nortll side of Collsgs Street from
Huston Strest wsst to ths alL:y, signsd by J. lS. Harris, was prsssnted.
On motion of .....ander, seconded by Thomss'.?n, permission was grunted.
Summons pertaining to tax forclosur'.?s was pres~lted and referr'.?d
to the City Attorney.
To the Honorable Mayor and City l..ouncil
01 the City of Grand Island, Hall
County, Nebraska.
Sir s:
Vve, the undersiGned, being appoLnted in bection 2 of \...i ty
Ordinance 2281, to assess the damages accruing to the owner or owners
01' ths r Sed estats and right approul'iated, for -the purpose of op'.?ning
,-,,~iU. :)roviding an alley sixteen (16) feet in viidth, running north and
bouth through the cent'?r of the tract of land bounded by and b'?tween
Locust Stree;t on the; ~ast side and California Street on the iV'8st side
oXld Anderson Avenue on th'3 north side and Alter rtvenue on the ~outh
sid8, in the City of Grand Island, NebraSka, hereinafter r~f'.?l'red to
~S tile "ent~re tract", beg to advise you that we inspected said p1'op-
:;:rty on Apr1l 26th and. al so insp~cted the prop'2rty along propos'?d said
ull'?y and talk8d vvith a number of interc~sted parties.
We find that a portion of th'? "entir'? Tractll Yeas r)lated and the
d..~ication is shown on the r'3cords in ths office of th'? R~gist'?r of
D~eds, in Book 83 of D'?'8ds at Pag'? 524, and attached ther'?to is a plat
onu that said d'?dication shows th'3 width of all streets and easements
cHHi that the Plnt shows an eas'?rnent of tW'3l v~ f'?et in the mid.dl'? of
.:>aid plRtted tract, that th'2 City is s'3<:::king a sixts'?Yl foot strip or
al1sv and would n'?<:::d two f<:::<:::t addi tional on each sid'? of the c'?nt<:::r
~)f s~lid '?asemsnt ;,trip, but as th'? tract of land in the northsClst
cornsI' 99 x lL~8 fe'2t, was not platted and th<::: ci ty would ne'3d to take
dnd appropria.te -'3ight fe~t off the west:md of said iibove named tract
at th:; south end of said tract, north of Alter AV811ue tdetw<:::en Locust
and California Str'2'?ts, Yeas not platted and the city v;ould ne"Jd to
l:ai-ce and appropriate a strip of land sj,xteen (16) feet in width running
north emu south through the csnter of said tract, .just north of Al tel'
A v en u e .
On this twelve foot easement ana clear through til'2 center of th'?
:;;ntire tract, betv\',::'?n Locust <::i.nel California Strests and Anderson and
Al tel' .Avenues, ar'2 utili ty pol'2s on each sids, about nine f,?,::t apart,
which we aI''? advised are thsre by ths cons'?nt of all lEmd Ohn'?rs.
After car'?fully ulJ}siclerinr.:; tile YiW.tt<2r v,e find that the City
of Grand Island should pa.y, or cause to be paid, to the ovmer or owners
of tl'lS cliffsr'3nt prirc'?ls, or lots of lemd, in the "'?ntire tracttT of
land bound'?d by Locus~ stre:::t on tllS east, California ~)trest on the
Vilest, Anc1'?rson Av'?nuc;; on the north and i.lt<.:;r ""venue on the south, as
shov\l1 b;r the d'?'?d rscords of lL,ll County, Nebraska.
1. To th S OI<ner or OV\Y1TS o:C "~ach of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, of
B'?tt::;r horD.'2s f)ubdi vision of the; Ci ty of Grand Island, N'?braska, th'?
valu<=; of ':?ight fe'3t of land off the v:est '2nd of said lots, $15.00 to
each, or a total of $60.00, said lots fronting east on Locust Jtr'?st,
being SO f<=;et north Clnd south and IJ+8 f'?et 9ast and we;st.
To the, mne::r or OVL?rS orsach of Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 imd 11
in s~na Block 2 , of Better Homes 0ubdi vision to the Ci ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska, the valu,:: of eight fsst of land off the:: SC:U3t ?nd
f' "',. -'"" 1 ts <1,'13 00 to ""och or '0 tnt'l of' <j~91 00 "J 1 ''> 'bo -I-"koI1
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said alley, which amount of land would be the same onsach or said
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abov'S d'Sscrib.:.:;d lots, and ic11 valu8 of 8ac11 lot, for th'3 land tClX:8n
for said cill <3Y, would bs th s SUIJ of $1.3.00 and th s ~) 8V'SD (7) lots, th '3
total sum of ~!:91.00, to bs divid'3d f;tccording to th~ numbsI' of lots,
fractions or portions th'Sreof, thatsach OVdlsr ovms, said lots frontinr,
on th'? v,est, on California 8tr8'2t, bsing 42.85 fS'3t north and south and
148 fest east and west.
2. To th'? Ol'n?r or ov,n:::rs of the:? tract or plot of land in the
norther;.st corn'3r of ths f1sntire tructff, 148 x 99 fset, for ths value
of a s trip of land e1 gh t fsst in ,dd th to be tak en 01'1' th s v,es t and
of said tract or plot boundsd by Locust Street on ths sast and Andsrson
AV'2nu e on th ':; nor th, in th e north sas t corn sr of said If sn tire tract If, to
shs ov\nsr or ownsrs of tlls northerly half of said tract $54.00, and to
ths owner or owners of ths southsrly half of said tract $54.00, or a
total of $108.00 for the sight feet for an all'2Y.
.3. To the ov\nsr or owners of tho::: southsrly portion of ths
l,ract, L48x 99, in ths north'east corn<,;r of ths ftentirs tract" for
eJamags and loss to a hsdge and tress, to bs taksn by said allsy, in
rhs sum of ~?70.00 in addition to ths vCi.lueof' the eight fest of land
L. alren , s s t 0 u t in I\I 0 . 2 a bo v '3 .
4. To the ownr.:;!' or ov\n~rs of ths unplottsd strip of land in
the flsntire tractfl, betw'3sn Locust "md California Str'3ets and just
north of Al t <:;1' "'-venue, for th S vO.Ius of a sixteen foot strip of lcmd,
1'01' an all~y running north and south throl~gh th? c'~nter of said trhct,
rrom hlt'jr i\VSnUS north, to bs taksn and appropriated by tllS said City
of Grand I~)land, Nsbraska, the sum of $365.00 for s:::.icl sixt'3'3n (16) fs<:.:t
through th'~ csntsr, to muJe.::? a continuous :.lllsy.
Th'3 rscoI'dS in the offics of tllS l~sgistsr of De'3ds, of the Bettsr
Homss Sub-division of Hall County, Nebraska, and other offices should
0'3 carefully checksd on sach piscs of real propsrty to dstsTIJine
vhethsror notth'~re are any 1''.3al estate mortgages, li:ms, judgmc3nts, or
attachments upon any rS21 '?stats prop3rty in qusstion on Send tra.ct
oetwssYl Locu::,t 2trsst, California anci iinO.<:.:r30n and Al tsr j\VSYlUSS, and if
,nere aI'S ,my mortgagss, liens, judgr:clsnts or attachr:lsnts on any of ths
.1 sal property, th'? amount found due:; for damagss, to bs paid by 'werrc:nt
uy ths Ci ty of Grand Island, said v,arrccrt Sl1311 bs mad,s clY able to
oath th'e I''2cord ovmsrs of said real estate ;,;,nd also to ths mortgc:gsss
or othsr lisn hold'3rs, as sL01l\11 by the; rc:;cords.
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Appraisc:;I's
Orl 1.rl:,. tl' 01'. 0' .i.~'l]~l"i'~ S. "'cord.. oc bv r;.rlQ' or
'..1, _ .~." L, . .. J.. l'oj , .. J \ ,.' -".,..( tJ ~c..-'. ...,
was I"jfsrrsd to City
Attorney to ch~ck.
Gra.nd IE',lcmd, Nsbraska
May 19, 194.9.
Honorable Ivlryor and City Council,
GJ. and L:;limd, Nsbr.
G 0n tl gYn en :
Ths following is ths City bnginesrf s sstirrk:t<:; for trl'3 construction
of Rntsr Mnin District No. 117, ~hich district is to bs built in lO~h
8trsst from Boggs Avsnue to Custer Avenue.
Approx.
174.2 lin. ft. 6 f! cas t iron Vill t<.::r clain vi th all
fittings in place @ $2.95 p'3r, lin ft. $51.38.90
He,sjJ'?ctfull:7 subni ttsd,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty ""nginesr
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On motion of Cumpbell, s9ccmded by Thom~:'s'2n, ViUS approv'2d and
CLsrk authoriz'2d to advertis'2 for bids.
Grand I slane], N '2 br.
May 18, 194.9.
Honorable Mcyor and City Council,
Grand I~)' ,-mei, Nsbr.
G ~.:n tl sr:! sn:
Th':.; following is th'3 City "11gin'2sr'ss;:~timate for th'2 eonstruction
of \/.nt'?r Main District No. 124, v.bich district i~; to (;::: bu:Llt in Grand
IsJLmd J\v'3nw:.; from VV:rugh Strsst to C(~pi tal l~vsnue.
Aoprox. 1735 Iin. ft. 6!l cas t iron v.a t sr main v,i th all
fittings in place @ $2.95 pSI' ft.
$,5118.25
hespsctfully subrni ttsd,
Ray L. harrison,
Ci ty i1..ngille<:~r
On motion of Campbell, second{:;Q by Thcm;:;sen, v'.as upprov8d rmd
C~srk authorized to advertiss for bids.
On motion of Vvilson, seconded by Sander, Mayor and Clerk \I\'ere
directed to ::;ign lezse vd th C. A. A. (\I\saUl':;;r bureau) for another year.
On motion of v,ilson, s<:;conded by ..)ander, MD.yor ad
Clerk r,srs
authorized to sign leass
on 7 Elcrss
~f. JQV'OO'
~P'+I .' pSI'
of land
on Airbclse,
wi th Clarsnce
I Catss for 2 y<:;ars, for
Y'3ar.
Bonds v, '31' S pI' '?s':m t'?d as follows:
Rlchard Sidd-?rs, J;:;Iil'?S Sidd'?rs, Gail Kirkpatrick, Jau<:;s Kirk trick,
(]uction~srs, By J. Schirkofsky, P:u'k 0up:~rint'?rdent, and Walt'?r Lauritsen,
~~puty Po]ic~ Judge. Regular Sur<:;ty Bonds. On notion of Sander,
,::,c;;conded by li::'.rr].s, wer--? approved.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
G <:;n t18i'1'?n:
V's, th'? 3,=",,<:;1' Commi tt<:;'? suggsst tLat the; proposed [,cmi tary
bey'::?r lVlortguge Hsv'2rme Bond Ordinanc3 b<:; read th'? fir~)t tilll'? today.
H'::?sp::ctfu11y sllbmi tted,
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On motion of Thomsssn, sscondsd. by Harrjs, Vl'i1S approvS'd, und
l\iiayOI' authorlzS'd to sign agrssnlS'nt wi th Kirkpatrick-P-sttis Comoany VC;:;:.....
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lor purcLass of Hsvenue Sewer Bonds, providing the ordinance is pass~d.
Discussion on building for housing Street Departm':!nt 8quipmsnt.
On motion of Ovsrturf, s':!conded by hilson, that Hyslop be psrmitted
LO stay in building at Sycamore and Front at an iLcreased r'3nt. (Lease
$~uo.oo per month.)
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, rsntal of building at
"120 \\sst Front Strs'2t (Casper Msyer) was rsferrsd to Strset and Al1sy
Cviiuni ttc;e wi th power to act.
Discussion on st':! papsI' contain'2rs at various strsst corn'2rs.
On mo+in of Harris, s'2conded by Ovsrturf, Vvas I'sfsrrsd to City j.ttorney
GO chc)ck, if found O. II. Mayor authorized to sign agr'.;emc;;nt.
On !:lotion of Harris, s'2condc;;d by Campbell, that as soon as
.,<..:flOol is out that traffic be routed via 6th & tnm [3tr'?sts, on account
of 4th Street being more or less in lin of action of contractors.
On motion of l:.Jand'2r, sscond'2d by Snygg, J:J.arris WoS nomim,ted prssidsnt
I 0 f th 9 Coun c il. Carri sd unanimou 51 y .
Overturf reported on v,ork to b'2 don'2 clc.;aring lots in tI;lk's Block.
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Loeschsr [md Paint~r Bros hous'2s mov8d off, but ths ramp is stilJ th8rs
iJut \\i11 be; moved during th'9 w'2e;k.
ChDS. Tuylor v.'ish'~s to !'e;nt ths availabl'9 grOm)8 at ball park.
On Dotion of \'ilson, s'2conded by Ov'~rturf, rspairs n'2edsd on vl'its'
di.!nger vvas r3fc;rr'9d to Airport Committee with pov/'9r to act.
Snygg inquired as to vJ1Sr'2 th';;,> r '3V'2IlUS from bCl.ll park "l:vas to b8
c r ed i t sd .
Snygg rsported some 4 or 5 boards in ball park v,ould bs r '2Inovsd
on account of knots.
Mr. Ross r8CjlAssting city to build hsdg'9 on '2ast sid8 of Buc;chler
Pur1\: and Ground 8ast. On motion of iiilson, s'9condsd by harris, vms
Lef8rrsd to City froperty Committss.
Ovc;;rturf I'eport8d soms high intsrsc;ctions on First V,urd Strs8ts.
On motion of hilson, seconded by Harris, Polic8 Commi ttS8 was
.Lnstructed to install mstsrs in 400 block W'9st S'9cond (jtrsC)t 8nd cOInmi ttse
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1:;0 bring in r9port as to locations and numb'?r 01' D'?\V mst'?rs DS0ded,
uthsr than 400 block West 0econd Street.
Overturf statsd tr:'at lVir. Carstsns fsl t hs should be allowed to
llire help at Swimming Pool as nseded, .LVJ.1'. Overturf to have further
uiscussion \',i th Carstens.
On motion of Overturf, seconded by 8nygg, all "No Left TurntT
",J.gns wer'? ordered remov'?d.
Mayor mentioned cost of meals to prisonsrs. No action tal<:'9n.
Mayor appointed S. Johrde acting Treasurer, until slection 1950.
011 motion of 11arris, seconded by Snygg, appointmc;nt vms confirm9d.
Sewer Revenue Bond Ordinance was placed on first reading at
ksngth, on motion of Thomssen, second9d by Harris.
Voting Y9S,
Tnomssen, Harris, Sander, Ovsrturf, Cmnpbell, 0nygg, ~'ilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was placed on i tiS fj.r~;t reading at
~9ngth mld passed its first reading.
On motion of Harris, Council adjourned to meet as a Board bf
t!.~\.jualization .
MdY lit, 1949.
F. S. Vvhi t e,
City Gl'3rk.
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Council nEt as a Board of 2:qualization on Water Main Districts
Nos. 119-122 & 123, "His Honor, II the Mayor prestding. All Councilmen
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND Crry COUNCIL OF THE CITY 01<'
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASYili, si tting as a Board of ~qualiza tion after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Water "'"ain District No. 119 to be the total sum of $3237.33;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district
to be the sum of $3237.33 and that we find the benefits accruing to
the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be
the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
Albert A. & Leona D. ilongsermeier
Albert A. ~ Leona D. ilongsermeier
Albert D. Ruff
Elsine Junker
Don Bailey
Don Bailey
Fred Chrapkowski
Fred Chrapkowski
E. hi. Brumley
Juan G. & Etna Slogget
.Edward Voldisch
Alice D. Nelson
George ti. holder
James A. & Enm1a E. holder
Junior A. & Daisy 11'1. Hichardson 7
Junior A. & Daisy ro. Richardson
N 84.45' 8
Edwin G. Hudson S 50'
Gilbert & Lucile S. Harder
Gilbert (;G Lucile S. Harder
Jame s M. 'Wilson
Roy V. & Letha K. Smith
Letha K. & Roy V. Smith
Earl Hamsey
Earl & Mamie Ramsey
Earl ~ Mamie Ramsey
AMOUNT'
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Bogg's & IIill' s ~~88. 50
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2
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88.50
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3
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88.50
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4
1
!l
88.50
II
5
II
88.50
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1
6
II
II
88.50
88.50
1
7
II
11
1
1
2
11
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8
1
2
88.50
It
"
88.50
II
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2
88.50
3
II
88.50
11
2
4
2
II
88.50
II
5
2
II
88.50
11
6
2
fI
88.50
11
2
11
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88.50
2
II
69.03
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8
2
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11
19.47
1
"
11
88.50
3
2
"
88.50
If
3
3
3
3
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88.50
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II
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4
88.50
88.50
5
6
II
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3
11
II
3
88.50
7
11
11
88.50
3
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88.50
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NAME
Lafayette & Mary Mi Phelps
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Balsa L. Cunningham
Marie Francis Glass
Roy G. & Evelyn lVI. Miller
Ambrose C. Rice
A tract of land 132 x165' in
the southeast quarter of Section
8, Township 11, "North Hange 9,
on the north side of lOth Street
and on the east side of Grand
Island Avenue
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
2'Z~
279
West Lawn
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255
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II
242
II
11
241
11
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Claud H. & Shirley Schmidt E66'-S12l1 10 Sheridan Place
Marie p. Meyer W72'-E138' 10 II II
Elsie Me ttenbrin1<: Wiese & Lawrence
w. Wiese W 138' 10
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Total -
I y4 day of May, 1949.
L.F.Campbell
Arthur C.Thomssen
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AMOUNT
~?79 . 65
12.39
104.43
100.89
93.81
233.64
116.82
127.44
244.26
$3,237.33
Raymond K.Vo~t.
Water, Light & ice Conwittee
On motion of Thomss<::n, s<::cond<::d by Vogt, r~solution was adopted.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY frHE MAYOR AND crey COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP
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due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Water Main District No. 122 to be the total sum of $1395.94;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $1395.94 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
5
Bernice Glass
Bernice Glass
John H. & Dora A. Phhlman
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John h. & Dora A. Pohlman
Prank A. McGown
10
12
Gordon L. ~ Mildred Evans
Gordon L. & Mildred ~vans
14
Sarah Mattson
16
Lester h. ~ Joyce H. Kindig
18
Robert D. & Wilnetta A. Pickard
rtobert D. & Wi1netta A. Pickard
Robert D. & Wilnetta A. Pickard
Margaret VJhitt
Jan Smit
C. Enard Johnson u;, .narleen G. Johnson 11 6
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Joseph L. & Agnes M. Erny
15
Joseph L. & Agnes m. Erny
17
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4
5
6
5
8
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
6
3
6
5
6
7
6
9
6
6
6
6
Total
ADDITION Al/l aUNT
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College Addition
to
West Lawn ;$89.57
11 it 76.05
iI II 76.05
II It 76.05
II II 76.05
II II 76.05
It II 76.05
"' II '16.05
II 11 76.05
Jf II 89.57
Il iI 76.05
tl 1I 76.05
Il It 76.05
II 11 76.05
II II 76.05
if II 76.05
il iI 76.05
" II 76.05
31>1395.94
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Respectfully submitted this the I,-Jl day of May, 1949.
_4.!..F. CanmQell
Arthur C.Thomssen
Ravmond K.Vogt
Water, Light & lee Committee
On motion of Campb~ll, s~conded by~omssen, resolution was
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Water Main District No. 123 to be the total sum of ~l260.63;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of ;uil260.63 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAUIE
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
The Roberts Dairy Company
1
;3
Rains 1st Addition $895.35
II
II
II
365.28
Kenneth C. Rains
Total
Respectfully submitted this Jr~ day of May, 1949.
$1,260.63
1.F.Campbell
Arthur C.Thomssen
Raymond K.Vogt
Water, Light & Ice Committee
On motion of Campb:;ll, sscondsd by 'Ilom~,ssn, rS30lution v:vas
adoptsd.
Th ';;1'S being no prot::;sto1'S, Council procssdsd to pass ordiwmces
\_)n ,J S ,0 ss sm::;n ts.
Ordinancs 112286, ass8ssmsnts in vatsr main District No. 119,
was regularly passsd by t.hs Council and signsd by the Mayor.
IVlovsd by Campbell, secondsd by'homsssn, that the ordinancs b'3
plac'3d on its first reading at lsngth. roll call ballot, voting aye,
Tnomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf, Citinpbsll, Snygg, Vilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was rsa.d at length and passsd its
.iir s t l' sading.
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Mov'?d by Harris, second3d by Vogt, that the rules be suspsnde.;d
dnd the.; ordinance b'? placed on its final passage ffild finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, 'I'homssen, Harris, ~)[mc13r, Overturf,
CnWpb'211, Snygg, Vvilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
vIas finally passed by the Council and signed by the.; Mayor.
Ordinance #2287, Assessments in tater Main uistrict No. 122,
Vl'as regularly passed by the Council and sif;nsd by th<;; Mayor.
IillOVe.;d by 'I'homssen, secor:ded by Vogt, that th'3 ordinance be
o~ac'?d on its first rsading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
'J'homssen, Harris, [jandeI', Overturf, C:c:tI:lpbsll, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, nons. The ordinc:mcs vms read t length and pass'2d its
Lir~3t reading.
Mov'2d by Harris, SeCOrlQSQ by Thornss::;;n, that tIn rules bs
susp'md'?d and the ordinance plac.::;d on its firw.l passa.ge and fir.ally
}Jnssed. Holl call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harri:-:;, Sc.md.::;r,
OV3rturf,
Campb.::;ll, Snygg,
V,ilson and Vogt.
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The
ordhFU1C S veilS finally fJClSS'2d by th3 Council and signc:.;d by the Mayor.
OrdhJlnCe #22138, Assessments in V. ater Main District No. 123,
was reguL.:;.rly passsd by ths Council and sign'3d by he M.ayor.
.&lov~cl by Carngbc:.;ll, second~d by Vogt, that th'? ordinance be
plac'?d on its first reading at length, Holl call ballot, voting
,-,-ye, Thomss<::n, Harris, sand'3r, OV'2rturf, C,.cmpbell, 13nygg, V:ilson
d.nd Vogt. VotinG nay, none. The ordinance v;as r'3~,d ,It lsne;th nnd
passc:.;d its first reading.
Mov'ed by Harris, ssccnded by Wilson, that thc;; rules be suspc;nded
ulllJ. th.:: ordinance placed on its final passage [md finally passed.
Roll cnll ballot, voting aye, Thomss'3n, h[1.rris, Sand'3r, Overturf,
Campbell, Snygg, v'ilson and Vogt. Voting nay, non'? The ordincu1ce
v.as finally p ssed by the Council and signed by th'3 Ll~LYor.
On motion of Ciunpb'31l, seconded by Vogt, Council adjourn to
Wednesday, May 25, 1949 at 8:00 P. M.
F. S. Vi hit e,
Ci ty vI "3rk.
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May 23, 19J}9.
Coun cil m st [3.S pSI' Sp scial Crtll of th s Mayor, '1Fl is Honor, n
{,hs Mayor orssiding. All Councilmen pressnt.
Hsqu'3st of Fishsr Groc'3ry for psrraission to con~3trucf a curb
sidsv"alk along '3:~st sicls of Lot 1, Block 30, V,asmsr's Addition and
(Jcross ths front of Lots 1 & 2 VIas prssented. On lilot~on of Harris,
ssconded by Wilson, was referred to Street & A11'3Y Committee.
Mayor recited th? reasons for ths Gpc~cial Call and rsyusstsd
Mr. V,'sll-:;nsisK to stats tLs proposition offsred by ths l~. W. PubliC
Ssrvics Company. Mr. Wsll~msisk statsd that ths County had made
offer and also prsssntsd chsck for ~S22,700.00, v\hich was claim of
Cunningham and doctor bills. The City having paid compensation,
aoctor and Hospital bills to the amount of $6,181.17. Mr. Well en si. sk:k:"
statsd that usually the attorney fee in a cas'? of this nat1Jre was
33 1/3%, but he had mads concession of s(2ttling for 16:2/3~{, or 1/6.
lVir. Prince statsd that he v/ould recor:lmsnd settlement as far
dS the Ci ty was cOlicern'3d for amount ~;tated l"~ss $1,000.00.
(Hscsss- r'3convsnsd 9: 30)
Aftsr rsc S3 s, motion by Camp bell, second 'Sd by ~1:Llson, that
the City discount th'Sir claim of $6,181.17 to th.:; sxt'3nt of ~n250.00.
D1Scussion. Harris questionsd ~r. Prines as to wh'3thsr or not hs
would recommend $1250.00 deduction. Mr. Princ'3 stating that hs
venuld go [,lOLL; vi th and prot'Sct ths CDuncil ii' tl1c.:.t l'Jas th,,,; amount
ci'3cichd on. Holl call ballot, voting ay'3, Thomssc~n, harris, fjandsr,
Vvsrtt~rf, Campbell, bnygg, v.ilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none.
R6;SOLUTION
B6; I'T' HSSOLVSD BY Tht!J MjiYOH JI.ND CITY COUNCIL, that in eonsic1'3l'-
. tion of a comYlI'omiss s'3ttl.::~rnsnt bstwssn Hobsrt Cunningham emd
Northv,S:3tsrn Public [:;':?rvice COYi1)<cUlY and th''? r')l'3Ci.s'3 by such l'Jorth-
vv'3stsrn Public S'Srvice Company of i:lllY and <:1.11 clains for r'~cov':;ry from
un'S C1 ty of Grand IsLmd, N ::braska, of any sum or :)Uf:1S paid by such
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Northv.'?st~rn Public G':.:rvic9 ComDEmy to such Robsrt CunninghclEl for
..LY1,iuri~s in em 3cci.d~nt on July 26,1945, while; in ths smploy of
ouch City, th'3 City of Grand Island authorizsdtrl'3 eX'3cution by
\,11'S J\tlayor of ::mch ci ty for and on behcilf of :=;uch Ci ty of: (1)
ci ;:~tLplJlcition for dismissal vd th prejudice of the sui t in Fsdsral
C0urt by ~:.uch Hob;::rt Cunningham 3~2.inst ~:;uch Nortln\'3:3t,::rn Public
S,:::rvic'3 Comp;iny as defsndant anc1such City ciS subrogec3:
(2) a
r c:l eel:3 s ;rn d ;:)c1. ti sfac tion by ~; uch Ci ty 01 Clny and c:~ll c;laims \.hich
\.,h3 C~ ty m:::,y have as subrogss icg;nnst such Northv\s:3tern Public
C.,rv:Lc s Company for rsason of th s provisions of th:: Ii c~ bl'Ei.sta
V'orkmsn f S Comp-ensation 1 a'll. anCi the smploY'2r-smploy'?'~ rslntionship
uI such City and such Robert Cunningham in respsct of such July
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Committee
Onwotion of Cumpbell, second'3d by Thomssen, Rssolution was
adopt'3d. RoIl call bc!.llot, voting aye, Thorasssn, 11cl1'1'i3, Sand'3r,
Ov~rturf, Campb~ll, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Votlnc nay, non~.
Bonds of' A. W. .ua1':3011, wffice Mtnagsr and Conrad Clmmssn
auctions~r, 1;,Sr'3 pr'3s':mtsd. On 11Otion of ~and'2r, sscOYlClsd by harris,
uonds \I:0r~ approvsd.
Propo S '?Q leas'2 by and betviS: Sl1 th'2 City and U. S. A. for build-
ings d'3signat'3d as T-840, T-84l-T-842 and T-844 for $2000.00 pSI' annum,
..us pr8~;'8nt8d_. On Llotion of' \'il:30n, ssconclsd by Sunder, was approved
u.nc1 Mayor ct1J tho1'iz'3et to si gn.
Prol)oss-d 1-::;;':;3s by nnd bstw8'2n UIS City cmd the Gs<:;r Company
1.01' building idsn tifi '3d as T-80l for $;3000.00 p'::r yeiLr vHiS prs:s sn ted.
On motion of ~ilson, seconded by Gands-r, l'3ass: was approved IITId
Mayor nuthorizsd to ~ign.
V:11 son s ta t'3d that the; COV'?rnEl'2Yl t had mads inlluiry Qsrtainin g
to a leass- on tho:; lClrgs vacunt hungar, for grain storag'3. He? stat'3d
h'3 f'31t that UIS City sIlOuld take advantage:: of this ~tJ.50.00 or ~fjl.OG.OO
P 81' mOYlth l' '311 tal. On motion of Thonss en, s sc" c:;d by bnygg \\'() s
l'efsrre:;d bad: to the:; l\irport Corl1m:Lttc:)c:) {or furthsr j.lJv~st:LGC1tion.
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harris m:.:mtionsd h? had cont,Lct~;d mI'. i:l'?ysr p:'l'tidning to
building on VvS3t F:r'ont Stre.:.:st for us'? by Ctrsst & Allsy Dsp,lrtnFmt,
end the Council fslt that ,1 straight lease by tho:; City v.Duld be
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better. ($200.00 per month.)
Ov'~r~~urf '.':rport'3d h3 had arrangeQ for a 1"3dss on trE',ngulELr
plot at Anna & Locust Strssts Elt $30.00 pSI' month, Si:E1S bs:Lng
referred to City Attornsy to draw up lS&3e.
Ovsrturf r sported that bill'. John 1-1;),11 had [JCjen con tacted
psrt:dning to sxchangs of pare :;;ls of lots at 1204 v: est Ko c;Lig ~)trec;t
and was very much in f(),vor of mak:Lng an sxchange.:.: so as to square
up both Drop :;rtj_,:~s. Seune being rsferr'.::cJ to City attorney to dravv
up de sd s .
Overturf l' eportsd h'3 had inves tiga ted as to c sh trays and v\as
abls to gst a dozen at $2.00 sach, was givsn power to act in making
purcba;,o s.
Discussion on bus stops bc;ing made same as pre-~ar, stopping
at all intersections. On motion of bnygg, seconded by Overturf,
Ie. I. Transi t Company bo informed to r;Jake stops at all intersections
as prs-vmr.
Ovsrturf msntioned Clyde Campbell :Lnformed him NorUI Gide
Fire StiJtion roof v,u;:; l<:;aldng like ,l sieve. On motion of Harris,
s'3condsd by ~_;ander, was referred to Commi ttee vii th powsr to 3ct.
Vogt mad'3 inquiry as to what is to be.:.: dons wi th Hyder .eurk.
Discussion, no action taken.
Campbell stut'3d trIers had been compIaints ,1S to the 1'il tby
condition of the Police quarters. Discussion. On motion of Campbell,
s'?condsd by Thornssen, Vias referred to City Property Commi tte.:.:e to
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procssd to clean up Polics Station walls etc.
C. W. Burdick rsferred to ths 2~" pipe line to ths mill. The
Contractor was not rssponsibls, th'3 City is not responsibls and
the Mill being vi tally concern'3d, a,nd its bS'ing their line should
be rssponsible for mOVing the line, and h.e reI t tIlI3 Attorney should
notify the Mill.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Overturf, City Attorney vms
instructc3d to notify the l\Ull, that same was trlsir responsibility.
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Hon.Mayor B.J.Cunningham
and Gentlemen of the Council
of the City of Grand Island.
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Grand ISland,Nebraska,
May 19,1949.
We your committee appointed in the matter of appraisal in con-
nectjon with your Ordinance 2280, wish to report that we have
viewed the described premises, after careful deliberation, we
have reached a unanimous ooinion that a fair value of the tract
in question has a value of.$125.00.
Respectfully submitted
Ralph Fulton
Bert Dickey
H.T.Brown.
On motion of Harris,seconded by Wilson,report was approved,and
City Attorney instructed to draw up RESOLUTION covering same.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Overturf, were allowed. Roll call ballot, each coun-
c5lman voting "Yes".
On motion of Thomssen, Council adjourned.
May 23,1949.
F.S.White,
City Clerk.
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May 25, 1949
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Council met as per adjournment of meeting of May 18,
His Honor, the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present. (Camnbell,
Thomssen,Harris,Wilson,Sander,Vogt,Snygg & Ove~turf). '
The Mayor stated the object of the meeting,was a hearing on the
Sewer Rental Bond Ordinance. Mr. Grimminger represented several
protestors. Mr. Bader, owner of an apartment house, William Krehmke,
operator of a bottling works, Mr. Gross, Huston, Burdick" Mr. Pettis,'
Mr. Harris, Harrison, Detweiler, each taking part in discussions.
Suggestion that the Council authorize a bond election for $125,000,
voting on general obligation bonds. The balance to be carried as
Sewer Rental bond. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris,
the various suggestions were referred to the Sewer Committee for.~
consideration.
The matter of Oak Street paving was then brought before the
Council and those present who were interested in Oak Street. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, the Mayor was instructed to
sign the contract with the Diamond Engineering Company for the
construction of the paving on Oak Street.
Mrs. Adams, living at Clark and Phoenix, made protest per-
taining to the building of a tin shop on lots on Eddy Street.
After some discussion concerning the Building permit, the time of
the rezoning and other things, motion by Harris, seconded by Wilson,
that the facts be referred to the City Attorney for his opinion
as to the 1I<7i thdra'tval of the Building permit.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the schedules
of bond issue be referred back to Mr. Pettis and Mr. Veach to
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re-submit schedule "BlI and as soon as same was received by committee,
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protestBr~e with the Sewer Committee/~ further discussion.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Snygg, that certified
check of the Diamond Engineering Company, which accompanied their
bid on Disposal Plant construction, be returned.
Performance bond of the Diamond Engineering Company covering
paving district No. 105 (Oak Street) was approved.
Harrison presented platt of suggested parking area at Ryder
Park, two drives from Pine Street into Ryder Park south of the
Pier entrance. After some discussion, same was referred back to
Harrison and the City Property Committee.
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Harrison mentioned that everybody apparently 1 farmers and
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residents of towns surrounding 1 ~ using the City Dump. After
some discus~ion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was
referred to the City Engineer and the City Property Committee.
Request from Gene Everett for permission to paint the street
numbers on the curb in the residential area was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Engineer
Harrison for permission ~ those desiring to paint numbers so as
to have street numbers uniform.
Application of Mrs. Joe Robertson, Jr. to act as Matron at
the Glovera Ball Room was presented. On motion of Vogt, seconded
by Harris, was referred to the Police Committee.
Discussion was had on itinerant photographers and their
methods in approaching the public. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Wilson, was referred to the Police Committee and City Attorney
for checking.
Protest on Paving District No. 117, signed by Bank Motor
Company, Mr. and Mrs. George Schoel, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kalkowski,
was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was
referred to the City Engineer for checking.
Letter from City Attorney Holmberg with reference to taxes
and deed on Lots five and seven, Scarff's Addition, was presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, received and placed on
file. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Vogt, that the agreement
of a previous Council pertaining to a hedge on ground bought from
Mr. Ross (Lots east of Ashton Park) be carried out.
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WHEREAS, the United States of America is the owner of the real
estate described as all of Lots One, Two, Three, Four and Seven
(1, 2, 3, 4, & 7) of Home Subdivision of the Northwest Quarter
(NWt) Section Nine (9), Township Eleven (11), North Range Nine (9),
West of the 6th P. M. in Hall County, Nebraska, except that part
of Lot Three (3) described as follows: Beginning at the Southeasterly
corner of said Lot Three (3), running thence 281' along the south
line of said lot, thence north at right angles a distance of 286',
thence east at right angles a distance of 124', thence southeasterly
a distance of 328' to the place of beginning, which said premises
are situated beyond the corporate limits of the City of Grand Island,
Hall County, Nebraska, and
WHEREAS, the Veterans Administration, an agency of the said
United States of America is constructing a veterans hospital upon
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said ~d premises and will after its completion maintain and
operate the same, and
Wh~REAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island
are desirous of having the above described premises annexed to and
made a part of the City of Grand Island and incorporated within the
city limits of said city, and
~mEREAS, on the 19th day of May, F. H. Dryden, Assistant
Administrator for Construction, Supply and Real Estate, of the Veterans
Administration, Washington, D. C., in a letter addressed to Paul C.
Holmberg, City Attorney of Grand Island, stated that the Veterans
Administration was desirous of having the real estate herein described
annexed to said City of Grand Island and included within the corporate
limits of said City; that said letter is hereto attached and made a part
of this Resolution.
NOW TfillREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, that the real estate
described as all of Lots One, Two, Three, Four and Seven (1, 2, 3, 4,
& 7) of Home Subdivision of the Northwest Quarter (mvt) Section
Nine (9), Township Eleven (11), North Range Nine (9), West of the
6th P. M. in Hall County, Nebraska, except that part of Lot Three (3)
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described as follows: Beginning at the southeasterly corner of said
Lot Trwee (3), running thence 281' along the south line of said lot,
thence north at right angles a distance of 286', thence east at right
angles a distance of 124', thence southeasterly a distance of 328'
to the place of beginning, be and the same is hereby annexed to
and made a part of the City of Grand Island and shall hereafter be
included within the corporate limits of said City.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a plat of the with~n described
real estate together with a certified copy of this Resolution be
forw~~to the Veterans Administration, Washington 25, D. C. and to
the Assessor and Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebraska and to
the Water~' Light and Ice Commissioner, Chief of Police and to the
Fire Chief of the City of Grand Island and that the City Clerk be
and he is hereby ordered and directed to prepare and forward the
same.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Engineer be and he is
hereby ordered and directed to show the annexation of the within
described real estate on the official map of the City of Grand Island.
Respectfully submitted this 25th day of May, 1949.
Alan Overturf
Raymond K. Vogt
L. F. Campbell
City Property Committee
on motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, Resolution was adopted,
subject to approval of C. W. Burdick.
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Lease by and between City of Grand Island and Mark Schuele,
John Larson and Robert Hoye for triangular plot at Locust and Anna
Streets, thirty dollars per month, was approved. .Motion of Wilson,
seconded by Overturf.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, lease by and
between the City of Grand Island and the Reclamation Service
was approved by the following Resolution.
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WHEREAS, the United States of America, referred to in a certain
lease as the Govermaent, has submitted to the City of Grand Island a
lease for the rental of buildings described as Building No. T-840,
Service Station, 12' x 16', which includes one 12,000 gallon tank and
one electric pump; Building No. T-84l, Storage Garage, 32' x 88';
Building No. T-842, l\'iotor V ehi cle Hepair Shop, 64' x 144' and Building
No. T~844, Oil Storage Shed, 24' x 15', situated on the municipal
airport belonging to the City of Grand ~sland, said lease being for the
period of June 1st, 1949 to June 1st, 1950, which said lease is
attached and made a part hereof, and
WHEREAS, the laayor and City Council have said purposed lease before
them and have considered the same and find that the purposed lease
should be entered into and accepted.
NOV1, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TI-IE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said lease be and the same is
hereby approved and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized,
directed and instructed to sign said lease for and on behalf of the City
of Grand Island, the lessor.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk attach certified copies
of this Resolution to all copies of said purposed lease and forward the
same to the proper agent and authority of the lessee.
Respectfully submitted this 25th day of May, 1949.
O. E. Wilson
John Sander
Allen Overturf
Airport C01Mlittee
On motion Of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, Resolution was adopted.
fro WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
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I, :F/; S. White, duly elected, qualified and acting City Clerk of the Cit~
of Grand Island, Nebraska, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy/of RESOLUTION passed by the IVlayor and Ci ty Council
Meeting in regular session on the 25th day of May, 1949.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I set my hand and affix tbe official seal of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska tbis 25th day of May, 1949.
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WHEREAS, on the 11th day of April, 1949, the Mayor and Council
passed and approved Ordinance No. 2280, condemning and appropriating
private property described as a tract of land in the Northeast Quarter
(NEt) of the Southeast Quarter (SEt) of Section Twenty (20), Township
Eleven (11), North Range Nine (9), West of the 6th p. M., in Hall
County, Nebraska, more particularly described as follows: Beginning
at a point where the southerly line of Louise Street intersects the
east west center line of Louise Street extended a distance of forty-
five (45) feet, thence westerly and parallel to the east west center
line of said Section Twenty (20) to the east line of Blaine Street,
thence north along the east line of Blaira Street to the east west
center line of Section Twenty (20) to the place of beginning, for the
purpose of extending streets, and
WEEREAS, Ralph Fulton, Bert Dickey and H. T. Brown of the City of
Grand Island were appointed appraisers to assess the damages sustained
by the owners of the real estate so appropriated and condemned, and
WHEREAS~~ said appraisers have assessed the damages due the owners
of said real estate, Mary I. Falldorf and Emily Ehlers, thethe sum
of One Hundred Twenty-five ($125.00) Dollars and the amount of said
damages is just, fair and reasonable and said appraisers report should
be approved.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COm~CIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the report of said appraiserE
be and the same is hereby approved and the said lands so condemned be
taken and used for street purposes as provided for in said Ordinance
No. 2280.
Respectfully submitted this 25th day of May, 1949.
J. E. Harris
Allen Overturf
L. F. Camtbell
Street & lley Committee
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Resolution was adopted.
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Wilson mentioned that some of the operators at the Airbase
were apparently dissatisfied with their lease on account of price
and are evidently contacting other lessees pertaining to a concerted
effort in reducing rental charges. After some discussion, on
motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the Airport
Committee with power to act.
Snygg made request for the use of a dump truck to haul dirt
to fill in at the Ball Park.
Discussion pertaining to Spelts Lumber Company pertaining
to construction, building permits and moving. On motion of Sander,
seconded by Harris, was referred to the Building Inspector to see
that all Building Code requirements were complied with and res-
trictions governing moving were carried out.
On motion of Harris, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
May 25, 1949
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May 31, 1949
Council met in special-called session for the purpose of dis-
cussing new rate ordinance and also Bond Ordinance.
"His Honor" the Mayor, presiding. Councilmen present
Campbell,Thomssen,Harris,Wilson,Vogt,Snygg &Overturf.
Absent. Sander.
Thomssen explained that the committee had met with Mr. Pettis"--"
and Mr. Burdick. The new rate ordinance would exclude the operation
and maintenance now included in ordinance aspreviously presented.
There being several protestors present and Mr. Grimminger represent- ~'
ing some absentees.
Mr. Grimminger stating .that the parties he represented. were
opposed to a service charge.
Mr. Bader stated he was agreeable to the change by charging
for meter instead of housing unit!
Mr. Huston was opposed to the service charge..
Mr. Nitzel was opposed to the method of selling the bonds
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as also were others.
Mr. strasser felt the service charge was just another cost
that would have to be paid by the landlor~.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen~ previous action
pertaining to Rate Ordinance was rescinded.
On motion of Thomssen? seconded by Campbell, new rate Ordinance
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was placed on first.reading at length. Roll call ballot. Vot~ng
"yes", Harris, Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, Vogt, Overturf, Snygg.
Voting IInoll none. Sander absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that Section eleven
read: "Provisions of this ordinance do not apply to water discharged
into Storm Sewerll and Section twelve be the same as Section eleven
as presented on first reading. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes",
Harris, Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, Vogt, Overturf, Snygg. Voting
"noli none. Sander absent.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Overturf, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on second reading by title only. Roll
call ballot. Voting "yes" Harris, Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, Vogt,
Overturf, Snygg. Voting "noll none. Sander absent.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris that action pertain-
ing to mill levy for operation of Disposal Plant was rescinded.
Discussion by Mr. Peterson and Council pertaining to switch
track into Airbase was had. Mr. Peterson being assured that the
track would be taken care of.
(Motion by Harris, seconded by Overturf,that city advertise
for bids on Sanitary Sewer Bonds. Discussion. With the consent v
of the second Harris withdrew his motion).
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, previous action'
on Bond Ordinance was rescinded. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
Harris, Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, Vogt, Overturf, Snygg. Voting
"no" none. Sander absent.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, Bond Ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Harris, Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, Vogt, Overturf, Snygg.
Voting "no" none. Sander absent.
Bond of Sigurd Johrde, City Treasurer, was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, bond was approved.
On motion of Harris, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
May 31, 1949
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Grand I sLlnd., N.;;braska.
Jun.;; 1, 1949.
Council met in regular session, "his Honor, the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present. Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Vvilson, funder,
Vogt, Snygg & Overturf.
Bids on ~atermain Districts No. 117 & 124 were presented as
l'ollows:
City Water Department---Dist. #117-6" C. I. tater Main Class B
VitJ_ves and Specials Complete per ft. $2.95. Dist. #124-6" C. I. Vat sr-
wain Class B Valvss and Specials complste pSI' ft. $2.95.
0, ...') Lion of Camp bell, second ed by T homss.;;n, bids w.;;re accep ted.
Bid on doubl.;; tennis court, Dan Schwieger vel th foreman and
finisher $3,226.20, furnishing all help $3,526.20. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Wilson was referred to Snygg and Hecreation Commi ttee.
MLnutes of previous meetings May 18-23-25 & 31 were rend and
approved.
John McCarty addressed the Council pertD.ining to granting Pawn
B~ '-'~,,"-:;i's License to Adam Dubas \vho had purchased Larry's Pawn Shop.
Motion by Sander, seconded by Campbell. was referred to Committee.
H~ F. MaysI' presented a petition signed by R. N. Kuestsr, John F.
Turner et aI, requesting the Ci ty to use the triangular plot at Anna &
Locust Street for street purpoSBS.
Mr. Hoye expressed himself as being surprised that just as soon
as he and p:lrtners get a lease that a request of this l{ind should come
up, as the lot has had lumber and posts piled th'3reon for several ysars.
(th e s ta temen t was made tha t Johnson Cash-v,ay had off"2red them this
particular space for a~25.00 per month.)
Application of C. C. Trissell, for manager of Airport was pre-
sented. IOn motion of Wilson, second'2d by CCimpbell, was rec'3ived and
pl8.ced or) file.
Check from H. G. Wellensiek for ~p5,009.13, s8ttlemsnt in Robert
Cunningham compensation case v,as presented and delivered to Mr. Burdick.
Report of ~;(mi ta tion DepCirtm3n t vIas pI'ssented. On motion of
Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was received and placed on file.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
J un e 1, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City ~ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
G en tl em en :
The Ci ty V\:ater Department has completed the construction of
Water Main District No. 117 at the following costs.
1742 Lin. ft. 6" C. I. ~ater Main in place with
all fitings @ ~2.95 uer ft.
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$5138.90
206.90
$5395:80
Total
The:; e:;ntire amount to be:; charged to the V.dter lIil.ain District Fund.
I recomme:;nd that this wate:;r main district No. 117 be accepted
by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and that the City Council si t
as a board of equalization on said Water Main District on the 15th
day of June, 1949 at 8 o'clock P. M.
hespectfully submitted,
Hay L. Harrison,
Gi ty Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Grand I sla.ncl, Nebraska.
June 1, 1949.
Honorable Meyor and City Council,
Grand l. sland, !~ ebraska.
Gentlemen:
The City V,a tel' Department has campI eted the con struction of
Water -ain District #124 at the following costs:
2191 lin. ft. 6" C. I. VVatt~r Main in place with
all fittings @ $2.95 per ft.
6;ng:Lneering & publication
$6475.25
323.75
$7799:-00
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the Water Main District.
I recommend that this vmte:;r main district No. 24 be accepted
by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and that the City Council sit
as a board of e:;qualization on said water main district on the 15th
day of June, 1949 at 8 o'clcok P. M.
Respectfully submitted
Ray L. Harrison,
City.t.ngineer
On motion of Campbell. se:;conded by Thornssen, was approved.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
June 1, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand I sJ.and, Nebr.
G ,,11 t 1 ern en :
We, your commi ttee on Streets and l..lleys to vvhom was referred
IJd':l I' eCjuest of Ivlr. Rudy Dohrn for a curb sid eVvalk on the east side
v1. lot 1, Block 28 VVasmersAddition and or] the north side of Lots
1 dnd 2 of Block 28 hasmers Addition recommend that the request be
granted for the following reasons;
That the sidewalk in front of the Fisher Grocery store on Lot
.... wlll be built solid from the store to the curb and will provide a
~ood connection from the sidewalk along the lot line in front of lots
.)-4 and 5 of the said block 28. Also the sidewalk along the curb in
..cunt of lots 1 and 2 will be used rather extensively bv the neoDle
....uopping in that block to go to the St. Frmcis hospi tc;i wi th~ut' going
,-"vsr the grass in the parking as they have to do now.
Some of the present curb in front of the store is now very old
and. in bad shape causing bad drainage along the side of the.; street
and 111111 be rebuilt at the time the curb s:Lde walk is built.
Respectfully submitted,
J .E. Barri s
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-Street~&~A-rley~Committee
On motion of .Harris, seconded by Overturf, was approved.
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CO~~ITTEE REPORT
To the Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
We, the members of the Street and Alley Committee, to whom
was referred the report of O. A. Abbot, Herbert Joseph and Addison
E. Caddy Jr., appraisers appointed to assess the damages due property
owners for the appropriation of private property to be used for the
construction of an alley in Block Two (2), Better Homes Subdivision
and the adjacent property being an unplatted part of Section Twenty-
one (2l), report that we have examined the findings of said
appraisers, which is now on file with the City Clerk and this
Committee is of the opinion that said report is correct in parts
and that in several instances the amount allowed is in excess of the
damages sustained and unfair to other property owners who rece,ived
less.
Your Committee therefore recommends that the report of said
appraisers be returned with instructions to give the same further
consideration and to have them report to the Council.
Dated this 1st day of June,1949."1
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On motion of Harris, s:.;conded by Campbell. Vvas approved.
Prot.:;st signed by Bowers, Kuhler et al, pertaining to conditions
existing at 515 North CClrey Street was present'3d. Mr. Thomssennnd
Wall-cer having investigated, claimed the condi tions were very bad. On
~0~~on of Thomss?n, seconded by harris, was referred to Zoning Committee
La report back.
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Petition signed by O. A. BeItzel' et al for creation .01' Paving
District on Harrison [3treet from Charles to Anna Str'3et, on Anna Street
lrom Harrison to Logan Str'3et, and on John Strset from Jackson Street
LA) Logan Street was presented.
Motion by Harris, seconded by Overturf,
City Attorney be instructed to draw up ordinance creating said district.
L<:::ase:; by and be:;twe':?n Casper Meyer and Ci ty for building on v\e:;st
Front Stree:;t, Lot 6, Block 110 Railroad nddition for storage of street
!:l'_Juipm'8nt for $200.00 per month was presented. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Campbell, Mayor was authorized to sign.
Bonds were pre:3en ted as follovvs:
Glenn Vanosdall, ~lsctrician,
J. W. Hammond, Plumbing, regular surety bonds. On motion of bander,
~!:lconded by Harris, bonds were approved.
Bond of Spelts Lumber Company, riousemover, p"3rsonal surety bond,
,'LiJ.ch Mayor stated ths City Attorney had OKed was presented. On motion
vI Sander, seconded by Campbell, bond was approved.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, that application of Adam
Dubas for Pawn Brokers ~icense was granted and bond approved) in as
uiLlCh as Mr. Dubas had purchased the business of Larry's Pawn Shop, Roll
-.:nll ballot, each councilman voting aye.
On motion of \'ilson, s,:;conded by Vogt, !the protest of residents
.J..l1 th9 vicinity of 515 North Car9Y Street was referred to Kinnison
unO City Attorney.
Motion by Harris, seconded by Overturf, the Tenris court bid was
.t:e1'err9d to Snygg and Recreation Committee.
On motion of harris, seconded by Campbell, traffic on 281 and #2
l1ighv\,ays be diverted on 6th btreet to t.<.,lm I:3treet and south to Second Street
was approved.
M.r. Wilson stated that Airport manag9r had b'3en dismissed. On
iuotion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, Ch':lster Moore was given power to
Lid.ndle Airport circraft op9rations for the tim9 being, until other
i::l.l:rangements be made.
On motion of Sand er, seconded by Snygg, that being BgeJm1a.n had de-
-.:J.imed the appoit tms:nt of acttng Supt. that Mr. Hansen be retrdn9d as
Sexton and so notified. Heated discussion, but no action on the:; motion.
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Ove;;rturf re;;porte;;d that Ashley had requssted that ground be pre-
~d.red for ball parks at Lincoln School Park, Grace Abbott Park and
Buechl<:;r Park.
After some discussion psrtaining to men and mechanical pmver,
"dS re;;ferred to Street & Alley Committee and Engineer harrison.
Overturf state;;d that Duff was out of the City but on his re;;turn
..,nere would be something done to repair North-side Fire Station.
Vogt rnentionr:;d some six or eight parking In':?ters were ner:;ded
110V\' and that a furth':?r survey would be;; made.
Campbell reported there would be company at next regular meeting,
~crtaining to Ryder Park.
Harrison suggested an ordinance be prepared and also map giving
uew Lirni ts since the adcli tion of several tracts, also that some prop-
C1.'ty owners along east side of Broadwell had been paying for ground
....1 B-'. vi'J.dvve;;ll Ave;;nue.
Ordinance #2289, setting sewer service f~es was regularly passed ,
oJ:! t:he Council and signe;;d by the .1ULiyor.
Ordinance #2289 was placed on its third reading at l'2ngth, on '
illution of Thomssen, seconded by Sander. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Tllomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at 1 '3ngth and passed its
vnlrd reading.
Ordinance #2289, was plac'3d on its final passage and finally
}!d.ssed, on motion of Thornss~n, second'3d by bander. Roll call ballot,
vuting aye, Thomsse;;n, Harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Vdlson
Cind Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2290, Bond Ordinance was I' '3gularly pass'3d by the Cbuncil
c:l.nd signed by the Mayor.
Ordiance #2290 "vas plac'3d on i t~; second r'?ading at length on
illotion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris. Roll call ballot, voting aye;;,
Tnomssen, Harris, Sande;;r, Overturf, Campbell, Snyg8, Viilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. Th'3 ordinanc'3 was read Clt length and passed its
second r eo.ding.
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Ordinance .#2290, was placed on its third reading (It length, on
motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harr:is, \.JandeI', Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, lAilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
third reading.
Ordinance #2290 was placed on its final passage and finally
passed, on motion of 1'homssen, seconded by harris. Holl call ballot,
voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell. Snygg, Wilson
and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Th~ ordinance vIas finally passed by the
Coun cil and sign ed by th e Mayor. (PI' evious to ac tioD of Council on
r"inal passage the;;r'2 was discussion as to the;; l'sgali ty; of selling the
bonds without advertising same for sal'2 and also~lH.:th'?r or not a
J.ower rate of inter'2st could be obtained. Thomss'2n quot'2d what h'2
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called competent authority, (I. R. bIter) as stating th'2 interest rate
was a v'2ry good rate and probably would be costlier later!)
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Councilman Thomsse;;n offer'2d the I'ollovdng resolution and moved
its adoption:
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VH8:R8AS, by ordinance No. 2290 th'2 Mayor and Council have author-
lzed the '2xe;;cution of a mortgags trust d'2sd to securs the payment of
the Semi tary Sewer~)gs Mortgage Hevenue Bonds of the City of Grand Island
I S provided in Article 5, Chapter 18, Revised Statute;;s of Nebraska, 1943,
said bonds b".?ing of ths principal amount of Three Hundr'2d Twenty-five
Thousand Dollars ($325,000) consisting of 325 bonds of ~tlOOO ".?tlcb,
numbered 1 to 325 inclusive, dated July 1, 1949.
NOW ThE:RffFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that said mortgage trust deed shall
De in subs tan tially th e following form:
I\10llTGAGg THUST 12E;t':~
THIS IJiD8.:NTUHE, herein called the "MortGage", dated as of the
..u' y of
, 1949, by and betv':een the Ci ty of Grand I sland, a municipal
vvrporation of the first class in the County of Heill in the State of
Nebraska, hsr8in called the "Mortgagor", Party of the First Part, and
THe First National Bank of Grand Island and Donald L. Pettis of Omaha
Nsbr8sl\:a, lv::rein called th'3 "Tl'ust'Jes", Parties of ths &ftcond Part.
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V.HEHE'M3, the MrLyor and Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island,
N"?braska, hrlv,,? by ordinance euthorized the issuance of the mortgag'?
tJvllUS of th'? Ci ty of Grand Island of the principal amount of Thrse
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Hundr "?d Tv. e;n ty-fi ve Tnousand Dollar s ($3;: 5.00) for the purpo ss of
!"'-"-.1.1.11g the; cost of extending, improving ii.nei '2quipping the Semi tary
~~"o.;rage system nDa disposal p1.'::mt of said City pursuant to und in
aL:\.;urdcUlc e vi th J\rti c1 e 5, Chaptsr 18 0'::" th'.? hevi sed f3tatutss of
Nebraska, 1943, which issue consists of 325 bonds of $1000 each,
.11..1111oered from 1 to 325, both numbers inclusive, dated ths first day
vJ.' JuJ.Y, 19~.9 and becoming absolutely due and payable c:md bearing
.....dv.;:;rest as follows:
~t16, 000 July 1, 1950 $19,000 July 1, 1959
17,00O.Ju1y 1, 1951 20,000 July 1, 1960
17,000 July 1, 1952 :20,000 July 1, 1961
17,000 July 1, 1953 21,000 <Iu1y 1, 1962
17,000 July 1, 1954 21,000 July 1, 1963
18,000 July 1, 1955 22,000 July 1 1964
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18,000 July 1, 1956 22,000 July 1, 1965
1<'3,000 July 1, 1957 23,000 July 1, 1966
19,000 July 1, 1958
~~Jvlded, however, any or all
bonds shall be rsdeemable at
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'-'_." uption of' the City at any tims on or nft'?I' fiv':; :rears from their
>AU. v~. Said bonds are not general obligee tions of th e City but are
equally and rc;,tably secured by tl1i~3 mortgage and are payable out of
ju.s t and equi tab1 e ra tes and charg es es ti, blished und to be colI c;c ted
by the Ci ty and paid to it for tlv;3 use of such disposal Plnnt and
sewerage system by '3ach person, firm or cOl'lJorcttion \:,hose premises are
served thereby.
V\HB;hEAS, the lVL;.yor and Council of sai.d Ci ty have caused plc-ms,
specificatiorn and an estimate of cost of sii.id iraproveLl.ents to be made
DY the ci ty engi.neer and have duly adverti[~eC1 for and recsi ved bids
lor the construction of said improvements a~) prOVided by law and hnv<?
awarded a contract for ths corstruction thereof to th'j 10v'est re~;ponsible
Didder [md the total cost ofextendillg, improving and equipping ths
SEmi tary sewerage ~)ystem cmd disposal plant of tile Ci.~y as provided
In the ple:Ds, speci 'icatioDs and contract ~,;il1 exc.sed the sum of *03;'5,000.
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NOW 'I'EE:Ilti~F'OR8, IN CUll [;. D Slu.TIOI'J OF TJ:-! i~' Ph 8:r1i1I ~3!~S .',nd of ths
iJurchase of ,-;aid boy,ds lJY the:: holders thsreof and in ordc:;r to s'.?cure
Lns paymsnt of th.'.? principal and int'.?rest of tb<::: bonds und to secure
vue p-srformc,ncs ,mo. observunce of all ths covenants (lnd conai tiolls
~untained in sCJid bonds and in this Iaortg,j,ge an in the; ordinnDce of
une City v\tdch Duthorizes th:::sxc;cution of said bonds, the mortgc::.gor
dUCO exscutc:;d ,iDC1. del:Lv,:;red tIlis mortgage [Lnd has grc:;nted, bargained,
vUld, assigned, transferred, conveysd, v\arrc,r:. tsd, confirmsd und
lllUl'-cgagsd and doss by tlle~3S pres,:;nts gr,mt, b,ugain, ;,,:;11 2.ss:Lgn,
~.ldnsfer, convey, warrant, confirm 8.nd mortgage unto th<:: trustees,
vneir ~mcces;)or;3 end D.ssigns forc:;ver;
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Ths follov,ing d~:;3cribsci l),H'Cc.:ls of Lmd situatc.:c1 in tbe County
01 Hall in th.:: [;t,)te of Nebrasl\a, nov\ ov',ned by the lVlortg2.gor:
CITY OF CHAND I SLIl.liIJ DI ~-)POSAL PL,ilN T pr~uF':i:rlTY
Bsginning at ths csntsr of Ssction 15-11-9 p,oing sast ;:lore; th8
I east "est csnter 1. ins of Gsction 15 :lYlO continuing long the e'Je,t vost
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~ cl1 tsr lin'3 of Csc tion 14 ,Hid 13
ths y,sst bank of tood Hivsr, thsnce
ob fest north, t'n snc eves t [:end paral101 to th s '3C'l~) t \ ss t C '3n t'3r lin e
01. [?"?ctions 13-l/+- Dnd 15 to ths ;::;out11 Right-of-v,a.y lins of th"? C B &
Q. main lin'3 t'n -::nc e north eas tsrly along t11s south Hight-of \. DY lin e
u1' th'~ suid C. B. & Q. muin lins to ths ':;c)st hight-of V,ay line of the
C. B. & Q. belt lin'? t'nsnc'? south sc::.ster1y :::long the east Ii[;ht-of-Vny
..Llne of the C. B. & Q. belt tins tl18nC'2 south c;asterly a,long the '?CJst
Righ t-of -v\ay lin s of th s C. B. & l~. b'~l t lin'2 to t11 s plac e of bsginn ing.
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All ths right, titl'? ,md intsrsst of ths IvlortLc:r;or in Dnd to the
uimi tary s sv)ernc e ~~y::~ tsm cmc1 di spo s,31 plant of th::; Mortgag'3r, h sr stolors
00nstruct.:;;d and nov. '2xisting, (3,no all c;xtsnsicHu3 ,:no
c; i tion s Hi sr eto
c.lnci all improv8Hlsn ts th gr80f, including t11 '':? <::xtsn sion s, [HIch tion s,
lffiorov8m8n ts a116' equi1JIrl?n t COIlS truc ted out of t11 s proc seds of sn id bonds
tind all the:; rsvsnU8S tL,'::;r8from ,md c),ll ratc~s
chargss sstblished
ano paid to th'2 City for th': US'0 of ~;L;ch
~:nosal plant c:nd ;,8V\Srr,r:e
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~ystem by 98Ch person, firm or corporation ~hose premises are ssrved
vHsreby, and ull rSVSI1Ue~3 thsrefrorn and all easslw;:;nts or rights in or
upon privats property owned, ussd or ncquirsd by tlle Mortgagor in
connection th<::1' swi th.
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All ths rif,ht, ti tle anci int<::rsst 1j,Jlich tll? l\lortgagor noVe has
vI' may hsrsafter acquire in and to all fixtures, equipmsnt, Iiluchinc::ry,
tanks, tools, lmprovernents, apparatus anci ot}l:::r tangible p'::rsonal propsrty
u1" any kind or na ture vJw tso ':;ver consti tu ting a part of ths Mortgagor's
~(mi tary ssv\er(~-go:;; system unc1 disposal plunt end all '3xtsnsions and
.Lmnrovsmsnts thereof or used or useful in connection hi th th'2 opsroa:tion
vhsreof, including all 5ev,er lines oHled by thr;:; Mortgc~gor <_end 10c3h:d
__Lthsr inside or out:;ids the City of Grand I~;1:.rd.
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In case of foreclosure of this mortgC3.ge th<.: purchaso:;;r c:t the fore-
closure sale shall h:=l,vS D franchi~;e for a pc::riod of tv,snty (;;0) y0:;;2r8
.LI'om tho:;; da ts of th 0:;; confirma, tion of ~mch forsclo sur '3 s;:tls to Olin,
-maintain and opsrate such sanitary sBwsrage system fina disposal plant
cmd all sxtsnsion sand improvemo:;;n ts th '21' eof and to us s th s str<?o:;;ts and
dllo:;;ys of said City so I ar as may bs nec es sary or convsni o:;;n t in th 0:;;
maint'?nance and opsration tLsrsof or in the construction, maintenance
and opo:;;rDtion of ,my improvsLJents and ext'3lisions thersto which may be
nscesEwry to sxtsJid th<:: ssrvico:;; of ~;uch system for the use or convo:;;n-
isnce of any inhabi tant or inhabi tants of scdd c1 t;l and to s~3tablish,
maintain Hnd collsct a uniform scho:;;dule of rates mId chargo:;;s to bo:;;
peliC! for ths use of such dispos()l plant ,,!TId so:;;wer,ige system by 9ach
tJ~rson, firm 01' corporation v:hosepro:;;mises are so:;;rved tho:;;reby, which
rates ::;nd chcl.rgc:>s shall bs suffici'?nt to pay the:; cost of opsrating
""nd maintaining said sswsrage system and disposal plant und the exto:;;n-
sions and improvernsnts tl:Jo:;;reof and to petY 11 amounts found to b'3 due
upon such foreclosure including tho:;; costs of foreclosure. If ths COurt
i.n vvhich an action to forsclose this mortgage is psnding finds that the
ctppointmsnt of a Hsco:;;ivsr to take; ovsr posssssion of imd opsrate ths
illortgagsd property during ths po:;;ndo:;;ncy of th~ action is neco:;;ssary for
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c.he protection of th'3 rigJ:l ts of the; bondholders, the Court may appoint
such H"2ceiv"2r and put him in possess:Lon of ths mortgi.-J.ged property wi th
pov."2rs to opc,;rate the same and collc;ct tits rates and chargss for ths
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He8 same.
All of the aforesaid prop8rty, real, personal mId mixed, mortgag"2d
nereby or agre"2d or int8ndsd to be mortgaged, including, unl"2ss the
context othervvise r"2quir8s, property acquired by the Mortgagor in conn-
0ction v",i th the use and op8ration of the System after the ex'?cution
01' this Mortg8ge, is h<,;rein sometimes call<,;d the "Mortgaged Property".
TO HAV~~ AND TO hOLD all and Singular said property, real psrsonal
unCi mixes, unto the Trusteen, th'3ir successors and assigns forever, in
'Crust for ths '3qual and proportionate b"2n<::fi t ::md securi ty of tits holders
of said bonds without priority or preference on account of the date
01' maturi ty or otherwise, in accordance wi th th8 profisions of Ordincmc<::
N0. ~290 of said City.
PROVIDED, HOWEV6"B, that if the Mortgagor ::;hall pay th'3 principal
ilnd intsr'?-st upon solid bonds, when the same shall mature, and shall
maintain and operate such System and Extensions and shall fix and
maintain and collect sufficient rates and charg'?-s, all as provid<::d
oy the t<::rrns of said bonds and of said Ordinance No. 2289 of saie. City,
and shall otherwise comply wi th th<:: t<::rms thereof, and shall not hav<::
committed or permitt'3d any act of default as defin<::d by said Ordinance
or as d<::fined by law, then this obligation to be mull and void, oth<::r-
.vise shall be Clnd remain in full force and effect.
IT IS HEREBY COV8NJ\NTED that in case of vacancy or vacanciss in
ch'.? office of Trust<::e hsreunder for any cause, or in cas<:: the Trustee
ur Tl'ustses hereund<::r shall fail, without good cause, to institute
cmd rrl&intcdn sui table court proceedings for th<:: pr<::s<::rva.tion of th<::
Mortgaged .t'rop<::rties and th<:: enforcement of this security, upon defaul t
in th<:: performance by the Iv10rtgagor as herein provided and as in said
Ordin,:iYlce defined, such vacancy or vacancies may be filled, or such
Trustee or Truste<::s, so failing, may b<:: removed and a. succ<::ssor or
successors appointed, by th<:: District Court of Hall County, Nebraska
upon application of any holder or holders of such bonds, or any of them,
or of any other person interest<::d hereunder.
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IT IS FURTHfR COVti:l'JANT8D ilND AGHt!:ED that the rights granted
u~lU~.C this Mortgage are cumulative and in addi tion to any rights granted
vv lJlle noldeI' or holders of said bonds, or "my of them, by the terms
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their rights" in, and lien upon, the;; securi ty granted hereby and thereby.
. Said Trustees by the execution hereof accept the V~rms of tbe
trust hereby created and covenant to execute the same, it being under-
stood and agreed that in case of foreclosure or other proceedings in-
sti tuted by the Trustees hereunder, they shall I' ecei ve such compensa-
cion for their ssrvices as the court may allow to be paid out of the
..~evenues or proceeds of thL,; sale of the Mortgaged .t?roperty as a part
of the costs of such proceeding.
IJ:I~ iHTN ess V\JJEHlmF, the Mortgagor has caused theBe presents to be
signed in its name by its Mayor and its seal to be hereto affixed and
att'2sted by its Ci ty Clerk, as of the day F.md year first a.bove vvri tten.
THE CITY OF GHJ~ND ISLAND, N8BRM3KA.
By:
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"The Mayor is authorized and directed to execute said mortgage
trust deed in the? name cmd on behn..lf of the City and the Ci ty Clerk
1S directed to execute the same and affix the seal of the Ci ty thereto
o.nd said mortgage trust deed shall be acknowledged by the Mayor and
City Cl'3rk for and on behalf of the City to be the volumtary 8Ct and
deed of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
"The First National bank of Grand I sland and Donald L. Pettis
of Omaha, Nebraska, are designated and appoin ted as trustees undsr
said mortgage trust deed."
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The foregoing resolution having been I' ead, Councilman VVilson
seconded the motion for its passage and adoption and after consideration
the Ayes and Nays 'were called on the passage and adoption of said
!'8solution and the follovving Councilmen vot~d Aye, Thomssen, Harris,
Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, V\ ilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none.
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COMMITTEE REPORT
We, the Members of the Sewer COllllilittee, to whom was referred
the several bids submitted by contractors pertaining to the
construction of the improvements and extensions at the Sewage
Disposal Plant, report that the bids have been eX~lined by
your committee and by Mr. Burdick and Mr. Veatch, consulting
engineer, and we report that we find the bid of the Chamber's
Construction Company of Lincoln, Nebraska, to be the lowest and
best bid. ($288,260.00)
Your committee therefore recommends that the bid of the
said Chamber's Construction Company be accepted; that a contract
for the construction of said improvements and extensions at the
disposal plant be entered into by the City with the said Chamber's
Construction Company and that the Mayor and City Clerk sign said
contract for and on behalf of the City of Grand Island.
We further recolllli1end that the bid bonds and the certified
checks furnished by the unsuccessful bidders be returned to such
bidders by the City Clerk.
Respectfully submitted this /~ day oJ~::r; 1949.
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On motion of Thomss'2n, seconded by .l..l.arris, r'2port was approved.
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Rvl.i call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Uverturf,
Campbell, Snygg, VVilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. :--~~'"
Discussion on hedges along lot lin'28 and '28pecially at cornsrs
0~ clocks. Matter referred to Police for Checking.
Snygg mentioned a complaint had been made with rsfersnce to
-';L1l1dren playing ball at Ryder r';;rk, stating that police records shovved
.J.li:lt Mrs. Cro\'v had ma.de the complaint on advice from L. F. Campbell.
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Motion by Snygg, seconded by Sander, that th,:: Council go on
rscord p'2rmi tting children to play in th'? p;'lrks as long a,s thsre is
no malicious distruction of plants, shrubbery and trees. Carri'2d.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, that a resolution be ~
prepared pertaining to Sewer S~rvic'? billing, that the date be sst
as of August 1, 1949. Carrisd.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Harris, that C. ~. Burdick
be in charge of Sewer Disposal Plant and collection of fees therefrom.
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vVHEREAS, the amount of money appropriated for the fiscal year
of 1948-49 for the Paving Fund has been expended and there is not
sufficient money in this account wi th which to pay the claims due
..gainst said account, and
WHEREAS, there is sufficient money in the Street anking Fund
so that the sum of $2,000.00 can safely be transferred to the Paving
Fund so that such claims may be paid.
THEHEFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOH AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $2,000.00 be
transferred from. the Street Sinking Fund to the Paving lUnd; that
the transfer thereof be shown upon the records of the City Clerk and
Ci ty Treasurer; that the Ci ty Treasurer be, and he is here directed
and authorized to tra.nsfer said amount to the said Pa.ving Fund and
that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy
of this resolution.
Hespectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1949.
R. E. Sn.1.gg_
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Finance C ommi ttee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, Hesolution was adopted.
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WH8RE:AS, the amount of money appropriated for the fiscal year
.J...14o-.lCJ49 for the Incidental Fund has been expended and there is not
...>t.A.I..I..Lcient money in this account with which to pay the claims due
""bcunst said account, and
WHE:REAS, there is sufficient money in the street Sinlcing Fund
.:>vGnat the sum of $7,500.00 can safely be transferred to th.e
Incidental Fund so that such claims may be paid.
THEREFORE: BE IT R8S0LVED BY TH8 MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of $7,500.00 be
1.,J.'dilsl"erred from the street Sinking Fund to the Incidental lUnd, that
vii';; -cransfer thereof be shown upon the records of the Ci ty Cl'?rk and
C...<;,J Treasurer and in making the budget for 1949-1950, the sum of
$/, .)uu. 00 be included and repaid to the Street Sinking .l:'und; that
_He:'; City Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed and authorized to
LJ."clllsl"er said amount to the Incidental Fund and that the Ci ty Clerk
~ .In,,;:.trct to the Ci ty Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 1st day of June, 1949.
R. E. Sn~L
John Sande!,
_J. E .._fLllrr.iL-__._
Finance (Dmmi ttee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, Resolution was adopted.
Ordinance #2291, transferring property from the City to Military
Dc~rtrtment of the State of ~ebraska, was regularly passed by the Council
v.dU ~)lgned by the Meiyor.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Vvilson, that the ordinance be plE',ced
un its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen,
Harris, SandsI', Ovsrturf, Campbell, bnygg, hilson and Vogt. Voting nay,
uons. The ordinance was read a t length and passed its first reading.
Movsd by Harris, s'Scondsd by vvilson, that UU~ rules b'S suspended
anci ths ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passsd.
Ro.ll call bullot, voting aye, Thornsssn, Harr:L:c:, Sunder, Overturf,
Campbell, Snygg, Vvilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. Ths ordirilDce
__'-'oS finally passsd by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
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Ordinance #2292, transferring Lot 10, Block 14, Wallich' s Addi-
-cion to Harvey A. & Marie Rehder, lmsbund and wife was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Harri:3, seconded by 8andr:.>r, that the ordinance be placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen,
Harri s, Sand er, Overturf, Cc~,mpbell, Snygg, Wil soh and Vogt. Vo ting nay,
none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its first reading.
Moved by harris, seconded by Sander, that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot, voting aye, 'l'homssen, Harris, 8ander, Overturf, Campbell,
Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2293, transferring Lot 2, block 22, Naggy's Addi tion
lrom the City to John J. Ross, was regularly passed by the Council and
.::ilgned by the Mayor.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that the ordinancs be
placed on it~; first reading at length. Rol} call ballot, voting aye,
Thornssen, Harri s, Sand er, Uverturf, Crunp bell, Snygg, V/il son and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
1"irst rsading.
Moved by ilarris, seconded by Thomssen, that the rules be suspended
dnd the ordinance be placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris,. Sander, Uverturf,
Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
vvas finally passed by the Council Cl.nCl signed by the Mriyor.
Chambers construction Company check ordered returned.
Claims were presented. On motion of hilson, seconded by Thomssen,
were approved. Roll call ballot, each Councilmcm voting aye.
On motion of ~ilson, Council adjourned.
June 1, 1949.
F. b. V\hite,
City Clerk.
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
G,.~ Tax
Sewer Fund
S "arm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Lighting
Hydran t Ren tal
Park Fund
Police Fund
C,-,metery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
T.l.'<.u).srers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Pa.Vlng District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXP~JDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO JUNE 2, 1949
APPROPRIATIONS
$4,000.00
17,500.00
37,515.26
16,800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39,214;.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79,840.00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
581-;341.00
28,939.21-
610,280.57
Rr.i;CEIPTS &
TRANSFERS
EXPENDED
7,500.00
12,685.74
28,904.71
11,164.88
48,212.97
8, 194. 81
1.3,260.78
46,137.90
2,916.24
44,4,$6.32
32,571.19
11,500.00
6,000.00
36,883.94
98,877.66
17,675.26
63,916.50
3, J 80 . 24
7,000.00 20,875.43
14,439.57
3,900.00
28,939:57
511,544.57
28,160.02
200,699.85
501, 3~-7 .72
13,292.9.3
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$1,307,4,07.28
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
City Clerk
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$4,000.00
4,814.26
8,610.55
5,635.12
1,787.03
1,905.19
4,999.22
6,643.24
.3,583.76
4,505.86
428. 81
2,330.41
10,636.91
13,324.74
15,923.50
7,4,67.83
1,039.57
1,100.00
98,736:00
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Council met as a Board of ~qualization on Water Main Districts
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Nos 117 and 124, "His Honor," the I\i[ayor presiding. All Councilmsn
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF TEE Crpy OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
Water Main District No. 117 to be the total sum of $5,409.40;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $5,409.40 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set ppposite the several descriptions as
follows:
ADDITION
AMOUNT
NA1VIE
LOT BLOCK
Boggs & Hill $85.00
Grand Island Land Company
9
10
11
12
13
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
Lloyd Minor
Lloyd Minor
Grand Island Land Company 14
Grand Island Land Company 15
Estate of Samuel C. Huston 1~
John H. Schleichardt & Albert Lewis 1
John H. Schleichardt & Albert Lewis 2
John H. Schleichardt & Albert Lewis 3
John H. Schleichardt & Albert Lewis 4
Frank & Maud Lunney 5
Frank & Maud Lunney 6
~rand Island Land Company 7
Grand Island Land Company
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
Nellie Kemp
John & Christine Thomssen
10
11
12
13
Ellen Cope
14
Ellen Cope
15
16
Ellen Cope
10
10
If
11
85.00
10
"
II
85.00
10
10
10
10
10
II
II
85.00
II
"
85.00
If
"
85.00
If
"
85.00
85.00
II
II
15
If
85.00
If
15
15
If
If
85.00
85. 00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
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"
15
If
If
15
15
"
If
If
"
15
" II
If
8
15
If
If
9
Dill & Huston 69.70
4
4
11
II
85.00
85.00
4
II
II
4
It
85.00
II
4
II
85.00
85.00
II
4
II
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4
It
85.00
II
4
II
85.00
II
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Peter W. Dibbern
Merwin & Ruth Hetrick
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D. C. Barker
William H. Oschner
William H. Oschner 14
Stacia B. & Arthur M. Montgomer-y" 15
~tacia B. U Arthur M. Montgomery 16
Adolph T. & Minnie Kroger 9
Frank W. Stauss Jr. 10
John & Anna Lilienthal 11
John & Anna Lilienthal 12
John & Anna Lilienthal ~3
John & Anna Lilienthal 14
John & Anna Lilienthal 15
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C. W. Colburn
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C. W. Colburn
2
Thomas W. & Ethel M. Weston
Fannie Dahlstrom
Fannie Dahlstrom
Henry H. Baasch
Henry H. Baasch
Henry H. Baasch
Robert Balcom
1
2
Charles & Rosella Passieux
Charles & Rosella Passieux
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Charles & Rosella Passieux
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Harlan J. & Jeannine M. Luebbs
5
6
Harlan J. & Jeannine M. Luebbs
Nitzel & Company
Julius & Mildred Bethke
7
8
George R. & Mary Alice ~heeler
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler
George R. & Mary Alice ~heeler
1
2
3
LOT BLOCK
9
10
11
12
13
3
4
5
6
7
8
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
(con't)
ADDITION
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AMOUNT
Dill & Huston $85.00
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It
II
It
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It
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It
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It
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II
"
II
II
85.00
fl
85.00
II
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
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It
If
II
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85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.90
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.60
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
85.00
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George R. & Ma.ry AImee Wheeler 4 9 Dill & H~ston $85.00
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler 5 9 n " 85.00
George R. & Mary Alice Wheeler 6 9 II It 85.00
Henry Chaney Hardnock ? 9 11 11 85.00
Henry Chaney Hardnock 8 9 11 11 69.70
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Total - - -
i,,:$5IJlOO ,40-
Respectfully submitted this the 15th day of June ,1949.
L.F.Camnbell
Arthur C.Thomssen
R.E.sntge:
Water, ight & Ice Uo~nittee
On motion of 'thornssen, seconded by l1cJ.rris, resolution Vias adopted.
I Hall call ballot, 8ach CouncilmlUl voting aye.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
Water Main District No. 124 to be the total sum of $7814.79; tha~
we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to
be the sum of $7814.79 and that we find the benefits accruing to
the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be
the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
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Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitton
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Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitton
Lewellyn L. & Elisa C. Mitton
Elisa F. & Rosa L. Starr
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
Elias F. & Rosa L. Starr
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Myrtie Alstot
LeRoy & Pauline Nunnenkamp S 15'
Myrtie Alstot N 30'
LeRoy & Pauline Nunnenkamp
Joseph Jarney
Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel
Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel
Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel
Lloyd R. & Inez Beliel
Lena Conley
Levi H. & Dora C. Jensen
Frank & Tena Hejkal
Frank & Tena Hejkal
Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen
Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen
ADDITION
AMOUNT
LOT BLOCK
10
12
14
16
11
13 3
15 3
17 3
2
2
College Addition
to
West Lawn $172.3
4
2
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95.4(
6
2
2
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II
95.4(
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II
95. 4(
fil
2
II
II
95.4(
2
2
2
"
95.4(
II
It
JJ
95 . 4(
95 . 4(
"
"
1
3
II
It
80.5f
3
3
3
3
"
"
31. Be
"
"
63.6e
3
II
II
95.4(
5
7
It
It
95.4(
3
3
3
95.4(
II.
tf
95. 4(
9
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If
"
It
95. 4(
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"
95.4(
"
"
95 . 4(
1
3
5
7
12
"
96 . 4f
It
"
"
12
96.4f
II
"
12
96.4f
"
"
12
96 . 4E
9
12
II
II
96 . 4E
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NAME
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Soren S. & Laurene A. Christensen
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John H. & Alma Sems
Otto & Myrtle Brown
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Benjamin F. Sharp
Earl H. & Nora Ramsey
Earl H. & Nora Ramsey
Helen Jones
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Ida B. Jones
F. \IV. & lVI. F. Benjamin
Florence V. Coonts
Florence V. Coonts
Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray
Oscar F. & Helen L. Gray
Harley C. & Ruby Rob1yer
Carl W, & Margaret M. De Moss
Grand Island Land Company
Grand Island Land Company
Charles C. & Do~ores Woods
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Mary & Lester E. Watkins
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
Mary & Lester E. Watkins
Otis A. & Minda Brown
Frank J. & Agnes Kotrc
Frank J. &'Agnes Kotrc
Francis C. & Gwen M. Luddington
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LOT BLOCK
11
13
15
8,
10
12
14
16
2
10
12
1
11
11
13
15
17
19
12
12
2
12
13
4
13
6
13
13
13
13
13
13
16
4
16
16
16
16
16
17
17
6
8
3
5
17
17
7
9
17
17
1
23
3
2 3
5
23
23
7
9
23
23
23
23
23
23
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College Addition
to
West Lawn $96.46
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II
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It
It
If
II
II
II
If
II
II
II
II
If
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II
II
If
II
It
If
If
II
If
II
II
II
II
If
It
II
It
II
II
II
96.4E
96:4e
96 . 4E
II
II
If
96 . 4E
II
96.4E
96.4E
96.4E
96.4E
II
II
II
"
96.46
II
96.46
II
99.64
II
99..64
II
99.64
II
99.64
If
99.61
II
103.82
II
99.64
tI
99.64
II
99.64
II
99.64
II
99.64
It
103.88
It
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94 . 12
94.12
II
II
It
It
II
94.12
II
94.12
94.12
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OWNEH
Raymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
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Raymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
Raymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
Raymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
Raymond H. & Dagney M. Dahlke
Rollan T. & Helen R. Tonkinson
Hollan T. & Helen R. Tonkinson
Ella F. Stegeman
Ella F. Stegeman
Clara La Frantz
Clara La Frantz
. Clara La Frantz
Clara La Frantz
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Walter S. & Jean Reinecke W 44'
Milford C. & Irene C. Copple E88'
Walter S. & Jean Reinecke W 44'
Milford C. & Irene C. Copple E88'
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore p. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
Theodore P. Boehm
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LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
10
12
14
16
18
20
2
10
12
12
14
14
11
13
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AMOU1\JT
24 College Addition
to
West Lawn $94.12
2
4
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
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6
8
II
II
II
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24
fI
24
27
II
Gilbert's 3rd
4
27
fI
6
2'1
f1
8
27
fI
27
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27
"
27
II
27
27.
II
fI
1
3
5
28 Highland Park
II
28
28
28
II
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7
9
28
"
28
28
"
"
Respectfully submitted this the 15th day of June
L.F.Caml?l?e11
Arthur C.Thomssen
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94. 12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
94.12
110.24
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"
"
"
11
"
II
11
II
110.24
II
1110.24
110.24
110.24
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II
II
36.74
73.50
36.74
II
II
fI
75.50
"
106.00
103.88
103.88
103.88
103.88
103.88
103.88
"
"
"
11
II
~7814.79-
,1949.
R.E.Snygg
Water, Light & Ice CommitteeC
On motion of Thomssen, second,~d by Snygg, HssoIutLon was adopted.
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Roll call ballot, eD,ch Councilman voting aye.
Th'2re being no prots;'3tors, on motion of harris, ssc':'LQ'::;d by
Tnomss'2n, Council adjourned as a Board of4ualization.
J un <:l 15, 1949.
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City Clerk.
Grand JSLmd, N ebra,ska.
June 15, 1()~.9.
Council met in regular session, Ifhi ts LIonor, II the j)jl;],yor prssiding,
all Councilmen present.
M:Lnut'3;3 or previous m'3eting June 1, rsud and nplH'ov'ed.
Chr;S. CD I' dw:::; I' , Secretary of Cha,mber of Corm,lsrce made U r?Cjue;::t
of the Council for pc.;rmission to iJluce a buil
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g 12' x ;('0'
V,hit<:l) on th<? Nt!: corner of the Piorle~)r Park, (he hiLvL,g recived the
conssnt of the County Bo~,rd) and for Ul':; ~iring i~ncl '::;lsctrici ty to be
used, to b.o; cLollClted by the:; Light Departm:;;;nt. Building to be used as
a Tourist Ir rmation Bureuu.
On motion of Uverturf, seconded by harris, permission ~as gr~nted
to move in the; build:Lng, also Light I artm2:ut authorized to do riring
and donate ele;ctricity.
(Building furnisJ\ed by Dick opel ts.)
Discus:3ion on Hyder Park, vc'i.rious p'2rsoLs stating the;ir pos:L tions
and ideas concsrnin8 same. Final ugreernent v,as that the Ci ty should
gi v::;; the childr e;n of Third Wa_rd fir st considsr[, tion nnd tour:L s ts to be
considered afterwards.
Petitions from children and [i.(1ults v,ere; read reguesting that
play grounds in Hyder Park, includin~ soft ball were read, and referrsd
to the; Park Commi tt'2S.
8~gineer Harrison had a plat sho~ b d propose;d layout ich
ViilS ure;sentsd to ;i cQi;lmitte<:l fror:l tL:::; tldrd veard and the P:;rl\' Committee.
After the; itl':sting ti:nginesr HLtrrison informed th::; Councj.l [-;nd interested
psrsons that he v,ould mal\'e up se;v'3r:Jl pLits to bc:: us'::;d by those des~LI'-
ing to do so in making suggestions as to the final layout.
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Mr. ~;tesle, ChaLrmcm of D. D. T. CommLtt8s of th8 Lyons Club,
asksd ths co-opsrcltLon of CLty Council aDd <:;mployees in the;; D. D. T.
campaign to be started SundElY, Jun'~ 19, 1949, Fir'? I0pnrtment to flu;;h
the all'?ys and Polic'? Dspartm'?nt to furnish offic'?r. On motion of
Harris, s::;cond'?d by Vlilson, requsst was grant'?d.
e:. J. Viol badt made I' eques t of th e Council for consider:,- tion
in th'? furnishing of funds for nesded repairs at the Library. Mrs.
Farnsworth, Mrs. John & Miss Gorder were present. Needed r'?pairs to cost
$6000.00 or $7,000.00.
Mrs. Farnsworth m'?ntioned plastering and painting that should
be taken care of. Miss Gorder stat8d there had bsen complaints
on account of bicyc18S on sid 8walk during th e childrens hour, and
suggested a bicycle rack might take care of the situation.
Aft'3r soms discussion rc...::qusst vI/as r'.::f8rred to F inrJncs Commi tt'39
and City Prop'3rty CommLtt'3'3.
Application of Hay Schleig'3r for six months cLmcep'3rmit at
Ch'3rry Str'3'3t dance hall was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded
by Overturf, permit was granted.
Peti tion signsd by AbraJwmson imu 1\)i tzsl for vv,ct'3I' Llrdn in
16th E;trs-st b'3tw0sn Kimbr:.ll and Oaf\: Str:~sts, was J)l''3ssr:t<::cL On notion
of C;unpbell, s 3ccmd(~d by Thomsssn, wt';S r';f'3rrscl to V ;It(~r Cornni t,tss and
C. W. Burdick.
Psti tion SiU1Sd by itbrah;iLlson for \,liot':;l' Main in 15th Str'>et
betw8f3n Kimball ;;.no. O;ll\ t, tr 'Je'Jts 1""50S PI' ss:on t '3(3.. On rno tion of Camp [),311,
sr:;condsd by ThcHl1.SS'::;n, V"DS r3f's:rr?cl to \.(,t'3I' Committee r"Jnd C. V.. Burdicl{.
Pstj.tion for ~)trsst [,i t in 2400 Block .borth Tnylor UtI'''Jst
V,C)S prss':;llted ,rnd r=;f~~rrec1 tn the Committee.
Peti tion :3Lr;ned by Holcomb, lvlosluLCler, La.tn;iJl and Vs'rne Hainline,
for paving alley frolil C0dar strCjst to iI:lm Street, nortb of Third [3tr'?st
ViEiS pI' s;.')sntc.;d. On motion of lliJl'ris, s'3cOJ,dsd by V ilscm, Ci ty Attornsy
WcIS instructed to drcwv up an ordinance cr'?,.:.ting PiJv:Lng D:L.str:Lct,
including Ltorm 0swsrT Jamss IVlich sIson m'l.c S prot9::;t.
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On motion of OV'0rturf, s'0cono.sd by S:3.nd'0r, bid of JiJck ~~n:rJis.,
$150.00 for Lot 18, Bloch: i+, College ~\dclition, was r<;:ject'0d.
On f.'lotion of llarl'i.~3, s3conclsd by Ciwlpb::;ll, th,,;.t City Property
Committee a.rr,:mgs auctior: s",ls for 10t~J I''::st of Bl'OE1UV,,:;11 and lJorth
of State 6tre,:;t3,
tel' consid?ring lots tllat rn:Lght be used :;"01'
pclrk purpos0s.
Court ~mmmons on tax i'or'3closure was rc;ceivscl and r<;;f<3ITSd to
Ci ty Attorn ey.
Grand Island, N.sbr.
JUll"3 15, 194C).
llonoruble MCJ.yor and Ci ty Council,
Grand I~31:lDo., Nebraska.
G '2n tl sm '2n :
The City V\atc::r Department has complsted the construction of
Wa tel' Main Di strict No. 109 at the follov,ing cas t3.
720 line ft. 6n C. I. Pipe in place vi th all
"'.tt..... 'd)J"28C'" 1't
1-1 lngs \.., 'ii'. I per '.
8ngineering & Publication
~p2016. 00
100.80
$ 2116:-8:0
To tal
The entire amount to be;; ch[irged to the;; Water Ma.i.n District Fund.
I r'?cOL1nF.md trlClt this v,ater main chstr:Lct No. 109 be accepted
by the Ci ty of Grand Island, N '3bra.slcb., and tb;t t.f1'? City Council ~;i t
2.S a bOD.rd or equalization on said \iiatsr main district on t'n? 6th cJ-",y
of July, 1949 at 8 o'clock P. M.
R'2Sp'3ctfully submi ttsd,
Ray L. Harrison,
\"'ity L::ng:Lnser
On motion of Campbsll, second':!d by Thomss'Om, v.as iJ.pproved.
Gra.nd 1;:;1_ ,N '3bl'i;.S]<D..
JUIl'7: 15, 1949.
Honorable:; 1v1ayor and City Council,
l.Jrcmd Isl'md, Nebraska.
G sn tl eiT, en:
Tlls fol10vdng is tlJ'S City 01\l:)irl'S0r's 0st.iLlats j'or Vie; corlstructinn
of tviO cbubl<} t"3rm1s courts (four t-)lclyil}6 court;,) 101' [-:11 rclf,t.::;ri(~l i.'nd
1 ;i. bor .
ApjJrox. 286 cu. yds 4" slab - 61 sud;: mix COnCI"3te
finish'?d in place @ $17.00 pSI' cu. yd. $2862.00
Wi tll th2 follovd.Lls mat,:,;rj_ s us c~d 2~) ~)p'}cifi eO.
in the plClJ:1S on fils in th.::; Ci ty Sngineer'~)
o1'1'1c8.
240 lin. ft. 1 x 4 e;;xpansion joint @
l7t Del' lin. ft. 40.80
~:j} line ft. 2~lt gal pips for net stc.mdard basss
@ .50t per line ft. 12.00
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@ .40</: P:;l' lin. ft.
360 line ft.~fl cL9fOrIJ,:;d tic:: bars (2L.,0't/)
@ .07</: p'::r lb.
556 line ft. forD lumber & nails
230 sq - 6x6x6 reinforcing mesh
@ ~',2. 54 per sq.
1600 line ft. In pipe for back stop
@ . 20~ l)'~r ft.
1040 line ft. 5' chicken wire mesh for bel: [:;top
@ .OS!</: per. line ft.
$12.80
16.80
60.00
581..20
320.00
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~p5997 .00
Total
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison,
Ci ty i:1gin eel'
On motion of Snygg, seconded by liarris, bid of Schwieger ,
June 1st for tennis courts was rejscted.
On motion of Snygg, l;"ngineer's estimate was approved, and
Cl'3rk instructed to adverti;~s for bids :;:'(,1' tennis courts.
Surety Dond of Axsl Benson v\ClS prssented. On l;lotion of Sanc'er,
seconded by Harris, bond was approved.
Renewal le8,se of Sorensen for building at Airbase V,ClS presented.
On motion of Vvilson, seconded by Sander, was approvr;;d and M[~yor author-
ized to sign.
Lease of CL:rence VdllL:ms for buildings T-15 and T-2l at
Airbase, $352.00 per year, was presented. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Overturf, was approved, and l\Ic:,yor authorizsd to [3ign.
n Sr~QI!,Q]~:LQli
V,H l:~R81\S, the UNION Pf\"CIFIC Hi\,ILHOllD COMPANY has tsnderc;d to
ths CITY OF GHAND ISLJ\i'iD, l\18.:BHJ\SKA, an agre<.;Ill':n t extr,~ndinG to :,nd
including August 31, 1954, the t,::rLl of 13[13";; deJ,ted fjeptsrnber ~" 19~~9,
covering lease of land for park purposss at Grand I s1:1nd, Hilll County,
N ebrnskaj said n.greemsD t beiI'g iden tifi sd 2,3 UnLon Pacific hailroad
ComT)cmy' 3 C.D. No. 15994-D; and
WE 8':1\ 8::/\ S , th '3 Coun c i 1 0 f tL S C i t Y 0 I' Gran cl I s Lm d 11 ass 0.i cl
proposed agr'3emlt befors it and has gi vsn it careful review and con-
sid<~rc).tion; and
WHSR8AS, it is considsr,::d thiJ,t th3 :,; '::st irlterests of the sD,id
Ci ty of Grand I slund, state of N sbraska, will be .Subs"3rved by the
(lCC '?ptcnlC e of saidagr eemsn t j
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Tl:dHf.:FOHE, Be IT h2,bOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THt~ CITY OF' GHAND
I SLf-liJD, STAT E OF N 8",BRASKA:
That th s t ~rms of th e ('Lgr '2smsn t submi tt'2d by the Union Pacific
Hailroad COffiY)cmy as afor esaid be, cmd th'2 same ar s h '3re by, acc ep ted
in behalf of said City;
That ths Mi'yor of sidd Ci ty is hereby authorized, srnpowered
and directed to executs said ;lgreement on behalf of said Ci ty, and
that the City elerk of said City is hersby authorized and dirsct':ld
to elttest said agrssment [md to attach to each duplicate original
of said CJ.breemsnt a c':;rtifisd copy of this rssolution.
On motion of Ov?rturf, seconded by ~ander, resolution was adopted.
Resignation of Halph bpencer as Chief of Police v.as presented
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( effsc ti vs July 1, 1949.) On motion of Call p bell, seconded by Vogt,
was acc ept'3d.
GRiiNL H3LAND l)UBLIC LIBHABY
F'HIMJCIJ\L R8:POHT FOB Th~ YEi:..H JUN E 1, 1948 through MAY 31, 1949
Rsceipts-turned in to the City Treasurer
Hes srvations on Books and Ivlagazin '3S
Paid for Cards by Out of Town Patrons
Paid for Lost Books
Col1scted for Finss
Total Hscsipts
d~ 14 9c:.
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74.75
10.00
11 Q.!k.2.Q.
$128it-.30
Expsndi tures
Salaries, Library Staff
Salaries, Building Staff
Books
Periodicals
Heat, Light, Wat8r and Telephone
Insurance
Building & Grounds
Hetiremen t Fund
Other Operating Sxpenses
To tal E:xp sn di tur e s
9,918.79
1,950.00
2, lt61.13
461.90
667.00
112.65
469 . 74
365.46
__-2.LC?.!.-41
$17,349.00
LIBRARIANS HSPOHT FOR TH8 YSAH JUN E 1, 1948 througb MAY 31, 1949.
73,3.34
!tA,058
117,392
.388
25,791
.3,757
Adul t Books, lVlagazin es, Pamphl:;ts and Pic tures ,",ere circulated.
Juv7.'nile Bool:s, lVlagazines and Pictures v,sre circ-ulated.
was the Total eirculG.tion which vIas an increase:; of 2,6:?l over
last vsar's.
was th? Average Daily Circulation.
Volumes in th e Library of which 1,290 "livere cHIded this y<::ar.
Mounted Pictures in ths library 01' which 606 were added thif,
year.
Magazines were received regularly.
Magazinss wsre recsived regularly.
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184 Patrons from surrounding communities (25) and Rural Routes paid
for U3(3.
620 l'eference Que:;stions w::;re:; answe:;r"3d by the Staff of v"hich 120 wer"3
by tel "3phon e.
36 People on an (J,V"3rag"3 uS"3d th"3 Re:;a,ding Rooms daily for study and
reading.
Lion 1 s Club gave a Book Pro j ector B,nd 48 Film Book~) for use of invalids.
A-40 Y8AR COMPARISON
Population (1910 and 1940 Census)
Average Daily Circulation
Volumes in Library
Patrons having Cards
12Q2
10,326
84
11,000
2,056
19,130
388
25,791
6,244
1949
Respectfully submitted,
H,::len IVI. Cbrd'8r
Li brarian and Secretary.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was approved and
placed on file.
Harris msntioned rsqusst for mor"3 pli~y grounds in vicini ty
of Jeffsrson School, also a r"3qu"3st from V. ~'. w. for ground near th,::
bus lin':: for gynasium purposes.
Harris rsferr'8d the rsqusst from WI'S. Ostermsi,::r for more gravel
along the:; block of her residence.
Wilson stated he and Chester Moore had been to Offi t F'ie:;ld checl{-
ing machinery used in se:;uling cracks in runways.
On motion of ~ilson, seconded by Sander, tllat City advertis"3 for
bids for a cerpent grlJ1~r and joint cleaning machine.
Overturf stated East Ashton Sand Cbmpany had rrw,de offer of 45~
per yard for dirt hauled, into park\'\ay in Ivleves Addition, discussion and
Overturf authorized to have 8ast Ashton band C0 to haul dirt needed, or
up to 1000 yards.
Schirkofsky made request for small tractor mower for mowing
Lincoln Park especially.
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WHEREAS, the unexpended balance now on hand in the Park
Fund mIich was levied for the fiscal year of 1948-49, is
considerably less than the amount necessary to meet the anticipated
expenses, and
WHEREAS, Five Thousand (~~5,000.00) Dollars in excess of the
amount appropriated for said fund will be required to meet the
payment of the claims to be filed against said fund, and
WFillREAS, the sum of Five Thousand (~1;5,000.00) Dollars can
be transferred from the Street Sinking Fund to said Park Fund
for the purpose of paying said claims and the amount so borrowed
be levied in the ensuing fiscal year and repaid to said Street
Sinking Fund.
THEREFOHE IT IS RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the sum of Five Thousand ($5000.00)
Dollars be borrowed and transferred from the Street Sinking Fund
to the Park Fund; that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby
ordered, directed and authorized to transfer said funds as herein
directed; that the amount of Five Thousand ($5,000.00~ Dollars
borrowed from said Street Sinking Fund be levied and appropriated
for the fiscal year of 1949-50 for the purpose of repaying the
amount so borrowed to said Street Sirucing Fund and that the City
Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this
Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of June, 1949.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by TlOf11SSen, Resolution 'was 8dopted.
Roll call ballot, each Councilmc:tD voting aye.
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R~quest (by B. J. Cunningham) from an operator in Central City
for Sknting Hink i:1ermit vIas ref'3IT'9d to City Prop:::rty Committee.
On motion of Vvil son, s '3cond'3d by C;jmp b'3ll , that sal vag'3 m:i. t'3I'iel s
at Airbase be adv'3rtised for sal'3.
June 15, 191,,9
To the Mayor and City l..ouncil,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The Strset and Alley Commi ttee, and tb.'3 Police Cornmi ttee after
having met, wish to rsport that notic'3 be gi V'3n for the tenants on
the plot of ground in th'9 neighborhood 01' Locust Str8et, and Anna
Stre~t to vacate th'9 grounds as of rlugust 1, 1949.
hespectfu1ly subrni tted,
J Q -lit "rr''; s
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A 11 en O;,srturf
Haymond K. Vogt
Arthur C. Thomsse:r.
h. tl.;. Snygg.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, report was approved and
Attorney instructed to notify tenants to vacate.
Discussion on Union Bus Depot v\as had. .No [Jction taksn.
,OrdincHlce #2294, levying assessClent in V;ater Main District #117,
was
regularly passed by the Council anC:L sign'3d by the Mayor.
Moved by Harri s, s'3conded by Thomss Com, that th'3 ordinanc e be
pL':l,c'3d on its first reading at length. Holl call b:dlot, voting uy<::,
Thomss<::n, Harris, Sander, liver.turf, Cmilpb<;=;ll, unygg, v-ilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at l0ngth ancipas~,c~d its
first r~ading.
IVloV0d by Harris, s~cond'3d by rhomssen, that th'~ rul'Ss be suspend~d
and th~ ordin2nc~ placed on its final passage and finally passsd.
Roll call ballot vo ting aye, Thomssen) Ha,rri s, bander, Overtnrf,
Campbell, Snygg, Wilson imd Vogt. Voting nay, none. Th~ ordinance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
OrdiD(lnc~ 112295, Levying AS;3'3ssment in v~ateI' Main District 11124,
was r<::gularly passed by the Council and sign~d by the IVlayor.
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Moved by Harris, seconded by bnygg, that the ordinance be
plD.ced on its first reading at length. Roll cD.ll ballot, votin[': aye,
Thomssen, Harris, bander, Ov,::rturf, Campb,::ll, i.;;nygg, hilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinc:mce was r9ad at l<::ngth an <'1 clpss<::d its
first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by 'Wilson, that the rules be suspsno.:::d
ano the ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomsssn, rIarris, Sander, Overturf,
Campbell, Snygg, V"ilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, that Mr. Prince be
notified to pres<::nt i t,::mized account for s'9rvic'::s rendered in case
of Sycamore Street Underpass and City vs Union Pacific Railroad
Company, for ITl",eting of July 6, 1949. Holl call ba~lot, all Council-
men voting aye.
Claims ogainst the City were presented. On notion of Harris,
s'9conded by Vogt, vIers allowed. Roll call ba.llot, each Councilman
voting aye.
On motion of hilson, Council adjournc.;d.
Juno::; 15, 1949.
F. 8. Vihi te,
City Cl'srk.
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July 6, 1949.
Council met as a Board of Equalization on Water Main District
No. 109, "His Honor,fl the Mayor, pr'3siding. All Councilms'n pr'3sent,
except Thomssen.
R E Q Q L U TI 0 11
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, ~itti:r1g as a. Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
Water Main District #109 to be the total sum of $2120.40; that we
find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be
the sum of ~~2120. 40 and that we find the benefits accruing to the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
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Rudolph N. Kuester
Rudolph N. Kuester
Rudolph N. Kuester
Rudolph N. Kuester
Rudolph N. Kuester
John F. & Zel1a Mae Kruse
So. 70'
J. F. & Gladys L. Abrahamson No. 65.9'
John F. & ZelIa Mae Aruse So.70'-W14.4'
J. F. & Gladys L. Abrahamson
( E 40. 4 1
(No.65.9' of W14.9' 7
J. F. & Gladys L. Abrahamson 8
J. F. & Gladys L. Abrahamson 9
J.P. & Gladys L. Abrahamson 10
G. I. & W. C. R. R. Co. (CB&Q)
G. 1. & W. C. R. R. Co. (CB&Q)
G. I. & W. C. R. R. Co. (CB&Q)
G. I. & W. C. R. R. Co. (CB&Q)
G. I. & W. C. R. R. Co. (CB&Q)
William Frank
William Frank
William Frank
William Frank
William Frank
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Sou th Park ~~107 . 9
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107.92
6
3
7
3
If
8
3
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9
3
II
10
3
II
6
6
4
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4
II
7
II
4
4
II
4
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4
tt
4
II
1
2
13
13
13
13
13
14
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II
3
It
4
II
5
n
II
1
2
14~;;
II
3
4
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14
14
tt
5
tt
14
Total
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107.92
II
107.92
II
107.9~
II
53.62
II
50.5C
11
13.6E
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90.47
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104.12
II
104.12
It
104.12
104.12
104.12
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II
104.12
II
104.12
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104.12
107.92
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107.92
107.92
107.92
107.92
$2120.40
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Respectful1:y- submitted this 6th
day of July, 1949.
Lare Campbell
Raymond K. V--9p;t.
Water, Light & ~ce Committee
There being no protests, on motion of Campbell, second'?d by Vogt,
resolution was adouted.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Council adjourned as
a Board of Equalization.
July 6, 1949.
F. S. \l'hi te,
Ci ty Cl (::rk.
Grand Island, N s braska.
July 6, 1949.
Council met in r'.';gular session, "His honor, ft the Mayor prssiding.
All Councilrrl'?n present except 'Ihomssen.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Harris referred to complaints pertaining to a convalescent home
operated by Glenn Swanson at 1204 West 8th street, also stnting patients
being from H~=.tstings. all motion of Harris, ssconded by hilson complcJints
were referred to City Attorney and Mr. SVvcmson to furnish names of
patients to Mr. Holmberg.
Bid of D. H. Schwieger on two double tennis courts vms presented.
Total amount, $5995.40.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the
Committee.
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Letter from L'3ague of N ebrCi.ska 1Vlunicipali ties wi th reference
to increased car and truck licenses and dLstri bution of Silme was
read. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was received and
placed on file.
Request from Union Pacific Huilroad Company, for renewal of
lease on Sc:mi tary Sewer V\as presented. On motion of harris, seconded
by Campbell, was I' eferred to 8ewer Committee.
Lease by and between C. ~. Gleason r1nd City of Grand Island
for pasturing of sheep along the seVier ditch was read. On motion of
Harris, seconded by S~mder, lease was approved and Mayor authorized
to sign.
Bonds of Diamond "pgineering Company on Paving Districts Nos.
113-115 & 116 were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris,
were approved.
Agreements by und between the City of Grand Island & IVieves-
Ray and Island healty Company vdth refer'3nce to paving of Anna street
along their sev'3rcll prop'3rties wer'3 presented. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Wilson, were approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
Letter from Jr. ChiJmber of Comrnc;rce, pertaining to full time
Manager at Airbase was read. On motion of ~ilson, seconded by Sander,
was received ane placed on file.
Peti tion from residents in 6th Precinct requesting Mayor and
Council to make a play ground on Lots 10-12-14-16 &, 18, Block 4,
College Addition was read.
On Glotion of Harris, seconded by Sander, the Park Department
and Recreation Dep:~rtment were directed to proceed to make Lots 10-
12-14-16 & 18, Block 4, College Addition into a play ground as
r::;;quested.
Petition for curb sidewalk along east side of Block 24, College
Addition, signed by Max Powers et al was presented. On motion of
Harris, seconded by vVilson, request Vias granted.
Proposed lease wi th National Guard for build:lngs T-lOll-
T-I013 & T-1017 at Airbase was presented. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Sander, was referred to City Attorney.
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seconded by Wilson, was accepted ;J.nd placed on file.
Heport from J. G. Vvoodin for June, vvas pres en ted. On motion
of Harris, seconded by Wilson was approved and filed.
Proposed leases were presenTed as follows:
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Nebraska Flying Service, $l,BOO.OO pSI' Jsar for Municipal H:JY'[';ar.
On motion of Vdlson, seconded by S:mder, was approvea.. (IvlcLyor to sign.)
Chas. F. Larsen, (Phillips Petroleum) 3 gasoline tanks, for i_ per
gal., min. $20.00 per year. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander,
was approved. (Mayor to sign)
Reuben L. Anderson, T-8l1, $390.00 per year. On motion of V\!ilson,
seconded by Sander, was approved. (Mayor to sign.)
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Blue Feather F:'!,rms, Inc., T-71l & T-7l3, $LDaOO p"~r year. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander, Vias approved. (Mayor to ;oign.)
Ross Flying Service, H,mgar Ill, $1,500.00 per year. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander,
AIda Lumber & ~rain Co., Hangar #4, $4,500.00 per year. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was approved. (Mayor to sign)
Application of VVilbur & Genevieve hartman for "On & Off" sale
beer was presented. On motion of Scmder, was referred to L.icense
Commi ttee.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF BRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of tkWILBER E.
HARTMAN & GENEVIEVE HARTMAN to sell beer at "ON & OFF" Sale
under the trade name of Sportsmen's Bar at the address known
as 107 East Third Street in said City of Grand Island,Nebrask a,
be granted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln,Nebraska a certi-
fied copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th
On motion of Gund'2r, second'2d by Harris, v,;as adopted.
Portest on water ditch drainage from Union Pacific Eefrig'2rator
cars and Nash Finch Co, sit;ned by Muchow, Rombach et aI, WbS }Jressnted.
On motion of Harris, seconded by'Wilson, was rsferred to Street
Committee,8ngineer Harrison and C. B. Kinnison.
Harrison mentioned that third vvard delegation (Ryder Park) Vias
present.
(Recess & Discussion.)
On motion of Overturf, seconded by Vogt, plan for third ward
park was tentatively approved.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, request for play grounds
in Block 4, College Addition was granted.
On motion of Ha.rris, seconded by vhlson, bid of Diamond Engineering
Company on Paving District #115 was clCcepted and Mayor C1.uthorized
to sign contract.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, bid of Diamond
Engineering Company on Paving District #116, was accepted and Mayor
authorized to sign contract.
Wilson requested permission of Council to aispose of salvage
at Airbase. On motion of Campbell, s'2coYided by Viilson, permission
was granted to Airport Committee to dispose of salvage.
V\ilson requested Council to mak<;; express-Lon as to full time
manager at Airport. (Discussion, none needed as long as Vvilson was
Chairman, inquiry as to Wilson as acting manager.
Vogt mentioned tllat Benja,min Woods wished to purchase a strip
of ground north of his house in Lot 15, Koehler Sub-division. On
motion of Vogt, seconded by Campbell, was referred to City Property
Committee.
Complaint of Edmunds p'~rtaining to bus stop on Eddy Street,
between lOth & 11th Str'2'3ts was made by V ogt.
Campbell stated he had received a r'2quest for street light on
South Sycamore Street also on South Pine btreet. On motion of Vogt,
was referred to committee and C. W. Burdick.
Campbell stated a complaint that catch basin at Koenig & Pine
Streets was stopped up. On motion of harris, secor,ded by Campbell,
was T''3ferred to rngineering Department.
Campbell stated John Shuler had made complaint on Sugar Factory
ditch.
Discussion on graveling Second ~ard. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Overturf, that gravel district in Second Vi ard, all dirt streets and
alleys be included, be created and E'ngireer bring in estimate for
grading and gravc::ling.
C. W. Burdick inquired concerning Chanbers Construction Company
Contract as to sub-lc::tting the c::lectrical v,ork to CommoYlv,eal th Eaec.
Company. ()n motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, p~.?rmission was
granted to Chambers to sub-lc:;t 2;lectrical "vork.
C. Vv. Burdick suggested that a portion of bond m01;ey be:? invested
in short term government paper.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, C. W. Burdick und
Finance Commi ttee were authorized to invest a portion of money in
short term paper.
C. W. Burdick mentioned that some persons in Ashton Place were
hard to get along with as to the trimming of trees along power line
and also trees planted in center of easements.
On motj.on of Campbell, s'9conded by Snygg, Ci ty Attorney's
opinion as to s:asem'9nts was ordered publish'3d and each individual
to be notifi'9d.
On motion of Harris, s'9conded by Wilson, the Street Corami ttee
and Sngine'2r were authorized to cneck on the t.lk's Block and lower
same to level wi th th8 curb.
On motiorl of Overturf, seconded by Campbell, l1..ngineer was
instruct'3d to have mulberry tree on s uth end of th.:.; block r'~moved.
C. B. Kinnison suggest,ed the Milk Ordinance 1119111-, Sections
6-7 & 8, b8 amended. On motion of Harris, second'2c1 by Wilson,
recomm.:.;ndation was approved and ittorney instructed to prepare
Ordinance.
C. B. Kinnison r'9commended an increase in garbage rates.
Miiyor Jrl:mtioned need for more ground at Cemet9ry, suggesting
20 acres on the east.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, Gi ty Property
Committee was instructed to check on cedar trees, cause of dying etc.
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WflliREAS, there is the su~ of $18,578.41
carried in the
treasurer's account to the credit of the Sanitation DepaI'tment,
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received during the fiscal year of 1948-49 and said amount has
not been appropriated for the use and benefit of said Sanitation
DepaI.t!lent, and
WlillREAS, on the 20th day of October, 1948, the sum of $5000.0C
was paid to the Light Department to be applied on a loan of ~~45000('
and the said sum of ~:~5000. 00 was paid au t of the earnings for the
year which vms 1948-49, 'and
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vVHEHEAS, the sald amount of 'w5000.00 should have been paid
to the Light Department out of the mnount in the treasurer's
account instead of the Department's earnings, and
wrillREAS, because the said Sunl of $5000.00 was paid out of
the Sanitation Department's earnings the amount now on hand is
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to pay the claims.
NOW, THEREFOHE, BE rr RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
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Tha t the sum of ~~5000. 00 be transferred from the treasurer I s
ac coun t of tbe said Sani ta tion Department to the Ep propria ted
funds of the said Department so that the claims against said
department may be paid.
That the Cit",y Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to
transfer said funds as herein provided and that the City Clerk
forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this
Resolu tion.
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On motion of Snygg, seconded by harris, resolution was adopted.
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V~IEREAS, the estimated earnings rrOll the operation or the
Grand Island Municipal A.irport for the year of 1948-49, was the
sum or ~20,OOO.OO, and
WHEREAS, the actual earnings received from the operation of
the airport for said fiscal year is the sum of ~li;58,560.59, and
WE1J;REAS, there is not sufficient money in the airport fund
at this time with which to pay claims.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNGHL OF
TIIE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, lTEBRA.sICA:
That the Sun1 of ~~8,OOO.OO be and the same is hereby ordered
tr'ansferred from the earnings of said airport to the Airport Fund;
that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered and authorized
to transfer said funds as herein directed and that the City Clerk
forward to the City 'J:!reasurer a certified copy of this Hesolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of July, 1949.
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On motion of Gnygg, sscor;dsd by bc:mdsr, Hesolution \'Vas adoptsd.
On motion of harr'is, seconded by Snygg, bid of D. H. Schwieger,
$5,995.40 for construe tion of tennis courts \\as accepted.
On motion of Harris, secondea by bander, on-:: double tc::nnis
court would be at Pi!:;r Parl-c and one ClauDIe court €it Grace Abbott P:irk.
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WHEREAS, on the 1st day of July, 1949, there was a balance in
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Wlf8HEAS, the claims for tb.e operation of the Parking Lot have
been paid out of the Police Fund and between the 1st day of Ivlarcb.,
1949, and June 30th, 1949, claims for said Parking Lot Fund were
paid in the smn of ~;j)3763.15, and
WEEHEAS, the amount paid out of the Police Pund for the
operation of said Parking Lot .in the said sum of $3763.15 should
now be refunded to said Police Fund.
NOW, THEHEFOHE, BE IT HESOLVED BY TIfE; MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the sum of 4;;3763.15 be and the same is hereby ordered
transferred from the receipts of the Parking Lot Fund to the
Police :F'und; that the transfer of said funds be shown on the
records of the City Treasurer and City Clerk; that the Citj-
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herein directed and that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Hespectfully submitted this 6th day of July, 1949.
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WHEREAS, the expenses of repayinG' building and operating the
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baseball field have been paid out of the funds appropriated for
the oene1'1 t of the Park F'und., and
WHEREAS, there is now an accunmlation of receipts received
from the operation of the baseball park in the sum of ~S2060. 52
and this sum should therefore be transferred to the Park Fund.
NOW, l1HEREFORE, :mE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY 01" GRALD ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
Tha t the sum of ~?2060. 52 be, and the same is hereby
ordered transferred from receipts received from the operation
of the baseball park to the Park Fund; that the Ci ty fllreasurer
be and he is hereby ordered and authorized to transfer said funds
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Treasurer acertified copy of this resolution.
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VIFIEREAS, the amount appropriated for the Sewer Fund for the
fiscal year of 1948-49 has been expended and there is not
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sufficient money in said account with wlich to pay claims, and
WHEREAS, there is more than ~aoo,ooo.OO in the.Street Sinking
Fund and said Silla of $6500.00 can be safely transferred from said
Street Sinking Fund to the Sewer Pund at this time in order that
claims may be paid.
NOVI, TBERElI' ORE" BE IT RESOLVED :Df TEE l'flAYOH AND COUNCIL OP
frEE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, liEBRASKA:
That the sum of ;!;;6500.00 be and the same is hereby ordered
transferred from the Street Sinking li'und to the Sewer Fund; that
the Ci t;y lI'reasurer be and he is hereby ordered and authorized
to transfer said funds as herein directed and that the City Clerk
forward to the City lI'reasurer a certified copy of this Hesolu tion.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that at the time of prepa;era tion 61>: the
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funds be 1evj.ed so that the amount herein borrowed from said
Street Sinking 2und may be repaid.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of July, 1949.
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v1hEREAS, the amount appropriated for the Paving Pund for the
fiscal year of 194B-49 has been expended and there is not sufficienl
money in said account with which to pay claims, and
VJHEHEAS, there is more than q;;lOO,OOO.OO in the Street
Sinking; l~'und and said SU111 of ~;; 2,500.00 can be safely transferred
from said Street Sinking Pund to the Paving J?und at this time
in order that claims may be paid.
NOW, 'I1HEREJi10RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND C OUNC IL OF'
THE CITY OF GRAIID ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the sum of' ;:;;2,500.00 be and the same is hereby ordered
transferred from the Street Sinking Fund to the Pavil1g Fund;
tha t the City 'treasurer be and he is hereby ordered and au thori zed
to transfer said funds as herein directed and that the City Clerk
forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 6th day of July, 1949.
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On motion o:f Snygg,
seconded by harris, resolution
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adopted.
The Mayor requested Presido:;;nt harris to
preside.
Ordimmce #2296, Assessmo:;;nt on Vvcltermain District #109
regularly passo:;;d by the Council 2na1 s"; "rlca'
'. ...J..b'~ by ths Mayor.
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lVIovsd by Campbell, seconded by Vogt,
placed on its first rsading at l'9ngth.
that tIt.:; ordine.nce bo:;;
Thorns s en,
Roll call ba.llot votin(l' 3"0
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~ander, uverturf, Campbsll, Snygg, hilson and Vogt.
The ordinancs was rsad at lenl~th fC'[lC1
t, ,~~ passed its
Harris,
Voting nay, none.
first reading.
Moved by Wilson, seconded by Campbell. tr"lc~t
, . the rules be suspended
and the ordinance placed on its
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Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomss~n, Harris, Sand~r, Overtuff,
Campbell, Snygg, V,ilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinanc~
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2297, creating V' a tenllain District #125, was regularly
pa.ssed by the Council and ;:3igned by ths .Mayor.
Moved by hilson, secondsd by Gander, that the ordinancs be
placed on its first reading Ett l:;;ngth. Hall call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, Harris, Sunder, Ovsrturf , Campbell, bnygg, hilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
first reading.
Moved by Campbell, s,,:;conded by Overturf, that the rules be
suspended :md the ordinance placed on i t;3 final pcu3sagc~ and finally
pass'3d. Roll call ballot, voting aye, TllOmssen, Harris, ""cLDder,
Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and. Vogt. Voting nay, none. The
ordinance was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #~:298, creating V.ater ii/lain District #126, was
regularly pass,?d by the Council and ;:;igned by the Mayor.
Moved by Campbell, seconded by Wilson, that th<:; ordinance be
placed on its first reading d.t length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thomssen, harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson ilnd Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at length and pass<:;d its
first reading.
Moved by Cmnpbell, seconded by Overturf, that the rules be
suspend'3d and the ordin,lIlce be placed on its final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot, voting aye, 'l'homssen, HarriS,
Sand<:;r, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, V'vilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none.
The ordinanc'.? vms finally pass'?d by the Council ;:md signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance #2299,cre~ting Paving District #118, was regularly
passed by the Council imd signed by the Mayor.
Moved by Simder, seconded by Wilson, that th(~ ordinance be
placed on its first reading at l:mgth. Fall call ballot, voting aY8,
Thomss m, Harris, Sander, Overturf, GJmpbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none.
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The ordinanc".; was read at length and passed its first reading.
lvloved by Cmnpbell, second'ed by Ovsrturf, that the rul.es be
suspend<::d and th<:: ordinanc<:: placed on its final pas;:3age and finally
p113s<::d. Holl call bclllot, voting (lye, ThDlllSs<::n, Harris, 0<:mc1er,
Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Wilson a.nd Vogt. Voting n11Y, none.
Th<:: ordinanc<:: "Vvas finally pass9d by th9 Cbuncil and ~)ign9d by th":? Mayor.
Claims against the City liY9r8 pres0nted. On Llotion of t;nygg,
seconded by Sander, vvere allowed, roll call ballot, eclch Councilman
voting aye. Thomss":?n abs":?nt.
On motion of Vogt, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
City Clsrk.
July 6, 1949.
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APPROPHIATIONS AND EXPeNDITURES
FOR FI SCJ~L YEAR TO JULY 7, 194.9
. FUND APPROPRIATIONS RECEIPTS & EXPENDED B.ALANCE
TR1ill SFERS
I To Pay Co. Treas. 4,000.00 4,000.00
Salaries 17,500.00 14,1193.24 3,006.76
Street & Alley 37,515.26 30,460.80 7,054.46
Gas Tax 16,800.00 12,745.15 4,054.85
Sewer Fund 50,000.00 6,500.00 51,398.55 5,101.4.5
Storm Sewer 10,100.00 9,348.02 751.98
Engineer 18,260.00 14,761.82 3,498.18
Incidentals 45,281.14 7,500.00 50,369.17 2,411.97
Municipal Pool 6,500.00 4,232.85 2,267.15
Airport 48,992.18 8,000.00 48,342.25 8,649.93
Sani ta tion 33,000.00 5,000.00 35,403.45 2,596.55
Street Lighting 11,500.00 11,500.00
I Hydrant Ren tal 6,000.00 6,000.00
Pctrk Fund 39,214,.35 7,060.52 1+2,426.29 3,848.58
Police Fund 95,075.00 18,202.72 108,239.80 4,917.92
C';Jmetery 31,000.00 20,083.49 10,916.51
Fire Fund 79,840.00 70,451.57 9,388.43
Pension Fund 10,848.07 3,768.99 7,079.08
I Paving Fund 14,915.00 9,500.00 22,4.14.26 2,000.74
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= Music Fund
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I Total Approp.
- Transfers 61--,163 . 2&
643,104.24 560,459.70 82,644.54
Ice Fund 31,866.34
Water Fund 216,218.43
I Ligh t Fund 552,260.07
Sewer District 13,707.75
. PavirJg District . 91.d:04~
$1,46"5",916.33
Respectfully submi tted,
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July 20, 1949
Council met in regular session. His Honor, the Mayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved except figures
on Nebraska Flying Service should be $1800 instead of $1500 per
year and Blue Feather Farms $400 per year.
Mr. Pierce made request for the City to proceed with ordinance
conveying title to property on the north side of Waugh Street ad-
jacent to lot 1, Block 10, Scarff's Addition, to Larry W. Banks.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was referred to the
City Attorney.
Persons from the Thircl Ward were present for the purpose
of discussing Third Ward Park. On motion of Snygg, seconded by
Harris, that the contracter proceed with the tennis courts as
now outlined. Carried.
Mr. Reams suggested
since Oak Street is paved, there be
II a stop sign put on First Street at Oak.On motion of Harris, seconded
by Wilson, matter was referred to the Police Committee for their
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Letter of thanks from W. R. Kemp, Tri-States Theater Corporation,
to the Mayor and Council for their part in the dedication of the
open air theater was received and placed on file.
Opinion from City Attorney Holmberg pertaining to lots 2,
4, 5, and 6 in Block 4, Lmnberts Addition was presented. On motion
of Harris, seconded by Sander, was approved.
Request from Michae~ O'Connell for permission to lay curb
sidewalk along the west side of Greenwich from John Street to the
alley was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,
permission was granted.
Request from Chester Moore for an increase in salary on
account of acting manager of the Airport was presented. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander, received and placed on file.
Petition from Kamps, Hatcher and others, for the creation
of a paving district on Fifth Street between Pine and Sycamore
was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was
referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
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Petition signed by Sotbman Company, Brown and Webb for the
creation of paving district in the alley between Third and Front
Street from Cleburn to Elm was presented. After some discussion
pertaining to charges on storm sewer, was referred to the Street
and Alley Committee. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
cost of Storm Sewer be assessed to property owners along with
paving costs, in ~aRPS ~m8re storm b~WCr iB constructed fu~ the
purpooo of relief from cooling eyst~m ~ater.
Bonds were presented as follows:
Chester Moore, Manager of Airport
Stanley C. Miller, Desk Sergeant
B. F. Schoenrock, Patrolman
C. C. Campbell, Fire Chief
Elmer Snyder, dba Neon Sign Company, Sign Hanger
D. H. Schweiger, Performance Bond, Construction of
Tennis Courts
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, were approved.
Lease agreements were presented as follows:
By and between the City of Grand Island and the
Grand Island High School Athletic Board for Hanger #3
$600 a year. On motion of Wilson, Seconded by Sander,
was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
United Appliance Wholesalers, Inc., building identified
as T-847, $1425 per year. On motion of Wilson, seconded
by Sander, was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
J. M. Crites, building T-I001, $840 per year. On
motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was approved and
Mayor authorized to sign.
S. T. Fleharty, building identified as T-I002, $360
per year. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander,
was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
U. S. of America for renewal of lease of Reclamation
Service was held out by the Mayor and also the renewal
of lease by and between the State of Nebraska and the
City for buildings used for Armory purposes.
Communication from James Mayer pertaining to the donors for
the construction of tennis courts:
Liederkranz
Eagles
Elks
G.I. Saddle Club
funerican Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
1948 Tennis Club
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250.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
36.25
$1536.25
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, was accepted.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, agreements by and
between the City of Grand Island and the Diamond Engineering
Company for the construction of Paving Districts 113, 115 and 116
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After some discussion on the curb to be constructed in the
Meves Addition, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, that
Harrison be authorized to make change in curb design from the
regular curb to Integral curb.
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VlHEREAS, certain individuals and organization,s desirous
of promoting the construction of Tennis Courts in the City of
Grand Island, agT'eeel to pay a portion of the oost of said courts
and contributions towards such construction have totaled the sum
of ~1;;1536. 25, and
VlllEBEAS, the said amount of ;,:,:15~S6.25, was on the 1~'t'1 d"'y
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of July, 1949, paid to the City Treasurer, by N. H. McKeag,
Trustee, as ['1;1'Jears by the treasurer r s receipt identLfied as
No. 7907,I:/hich amount was j:Jaid into the General Fund of the City
of Grand Island and the same should be applied tovcrards the
construction of said Tennis Courts.
NOW, THEHI~POEJ~, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE LIAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
TI-lTI~ CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND:
That the said sum of
536.25 be transferred from the
General Fund to the Park Fund; that the amount thereof be
applied to\:vards the paymellt of the construction of said Tennis
Courts; that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed and
authorized to transfer and credit said contributions to the Park
Iiiund and to pay the warrants dravm against said funds for' the
construction of said Tennis Courts.
BE I1' PUH'l'ID.;n RESOLVED tha t the Ci ty Clerk forwaJ:,d to the
City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
He spe c tfully subml tted th1 s 20thday of July, 19 '19.
R. E. Snygg
J. E. Harris
John Sander
Finance Conwittee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, Resolution was adopted.
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WIIlmEAS, on the 28th day of July, 1928, the i,!ayor and C ouneil
passed and app:r'oved Ordinance No. 12~:1, levyin&; ,special assessments
to pay for the cost of certain sidewalks, and
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of Lots 2, 4, 5 and 6 in Block 4 of Lambert's 2nd Addition, to
the City of Grand Island and said lots were not assessed separately
but collectively and were assessed the total sum of 0128.81.
WHEl1EAS, it navY becomes necessar'Y that each lot be assessed
separately for .said sidewalk and the said assessment in the amount
of ~,128. 81 should be divided equally among said four lots above
mentioned.
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IT HESOLVED BY
liAYOH. AITD COUNCIL
OP 'l"1IE CITY OF GHAND ISLAND, NEmMSICA, that the above mentioned
lots be assessed as follows:
OWNER LO~: BLOCK ADDITION AIWUWr
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John J. 1a~Jbert 2 4 Lambert I s 2nd /'';:')') 20
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I John T Lambert 4 4 II II ;32.20
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John J Lambert 5 LI. II II 32 .20
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J orm J. Lan1bert G LI f1 1I 32. ;20
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BE rr.c .FUHTFiJZR m;;SOLVED that the Ci ty 'rreasurer be and he is
hereby authorized and ordered to change and amend his tax records
in accordance with the provisions of this Hesolution and that the
. Ci ty Clerk forwaI'c1 to the C:l. t-:r 'I'reasurer a certified copy of this
Hesolu.tion.
BB 1'1" PURTm~H HESOLVED t.U3.t saiel assess:ments be a lien
upon thcr eal estate above described from and after the date
of JUly 28, 1928, as appears by Ordinance No. 1241 of the
ordinances of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska; that said
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1241 and that the same be collected as in the case of other
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Respectfully submitted this20th day of July, L?4:9.
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J. E. Harris
John Sand..su:'
Pinance Conrrnl t tee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, resolution
was adopted.
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WHEHEAS, during the month of May, 1948, the City installed
150 new Karpark Meters ~ftlich were to be paid for from receipts
of said new Meters (invoice $10,165.95) .which money was borrowed
from the Light Fund to be repa.id from monthly receipts of new
Meters and,
WHEHEAS, there has been paid to C . V\o Burdick from the Polic e y
l:;Und the amount of $6,610.22 and the receipts from nev\I Meters from
August 11, 19~.8 to July 15, 1949 is ~j5,226.18, as per Treasurers
report.
NOW THEHEFORE B8~ IT HESOLVED that the ,)mount of $5,226.18
be trcmsferred from the new Meter Heceipts to the Police Fund, and
tha t the City Clerk be authorized to make such transfer to the
Police Fund, and that a certified copy of this Resolution be 1'01'-
warded to the City Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted, this 20tll day of July, 1949.
R. E. SnygK ____
J. E. Harris
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John Sander
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, Resolution was adopted.
Thomssen advised the Council of complaint from Miss Margaret
Anion, East Fourth Street, pertaining to stone wall on the property
line between her lot and the lot east being in hazardous condition.
Wall being five or six feet in height, of cement blocks which have
become loose. After some discussion, the Mayor stated it would
be a private matter and that the City should not enter into it.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, was referred to
the City Attorney and if the City would have anything to do
with condemnation, to proceed to draw up ordinance pertaining
to same.
Some discussion on the condition of chimney at the Library.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was referred to the
Building Inspector Walker with power to act.
Harris suggested after the grading is completed at Dodge
School lot, comfort stations be constructed.
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The Mayor advised the Council that the leveling of the Elks
block, dirt removed be placed on the Dodge School block. Some
discussion as to drainage. On motion of Overturf, seconded by
Sander, was referred to Engineer Harrison for grading.
Wilson requested approval of the Council in employing Merle
McDermott to represent the City in matters coming up pertaining
to the Airport by and between the City of Grand Island and the
U. S. Government. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell,
approval was given.
Sander mentioned the hazardous condition existing on Fourth
Street west of Broadwell, especially on nights of ball games
and suggested that Fourth Street be made a stop street west of
Broadwell to Ball Park. On motion of Sander, seconded by Over-
turf, was referred to the Police Committee with power to act.
Overturf reported that he had contacted B. D. Wood per-
taining to the purchase of portion of ground 30 x 70 feet in
the southwest corner of lot 15, Koehler Subdivision and that
Mr. Wood had offered $120 for same. After some discussion,
was referred back to the committee for further checking.
Overturf reported the North Side Fire Station needs paint.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Overturf, Fire Chief was
instructed to have specifications presented and same be advertised
for bids.
Motion of Campbell, seconded by Overturf, the Fire Committee
was authorized to have linoleum laid upstairs at the North Side
Fire Station.
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Sycamore. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Vogt, the Police
Department were instructed to put four corner stop lights at
Second and Sycamore.
Discussion as to stop signs on state and Lafayette west o~
Broadwell. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred
to the Police Committee.
Dr. Woodin, to whom was referred the Swanson Convalescent Home
for checking, reported that the patients at that place seemed
to be nearly normal and that he considered they were no longer
mental cases. Representative from Public Relations of Hastings
Hospital was present and advised the Oouncil they were not re-
leasing any patients from the Hspl.who were not, in their estimation,
in a mental condition to permit such removal.
Recess.
After some discussion on ground for cemetery purposes, motion
by Wilson, seconded by Campbell, that the City Attorney proceed
with necessary papers to obtain the twenty acres east of the
cemetery and north of the section line.
After some discussion as to adequate ground for tennis and
ball park at Grace Abbott Park, motion by Harris, seconded by
Snygg, a double tennis court be placed at Grace Abbott park
and sufficient ground for ball park be obtained where possible.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thompson, vote of thanks
was extended to the Lions Club pertaining to the DDT campaign.
Discussion of the 1949-1950 budget. All departments having
submitted estimates for the ensuing year.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Harri s, were alloifled. Roll call ballot. Voting lI;'les It
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Wilson, Snygg, Vogt, Campbell, Overturf.
Voting "noll, none.
On motion of Harris, Council adjourned.
July 20,1949.
F. S. White
Ci ty Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebr.
Council met in regular session, his Honor the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen present. Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved except that portion referring to costs of
Storm Sewer being constructed at time of paving.
Protests from Eldene Zamzow, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Trueblood,
Schroeder and others pertaining to the moving onto Lot 7, Block 69,
Wheeler and Bennetts Addition, of a house owned by Oscar Hild.
Mr. Walker stated that the house when repaired per agreement would
be an asset to the community. After some discussion, on motion of
Wilson, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the committee, City
Attorney and Building Inspector with power to act.
Mr. John Harley, 1521 North vmeeler, made protest pertain-
ing to billing for sewer service stating that his sewer service
bill was about three times the amount of the water bill on the same
billing. Mrs. Miller advised that it seemed to her the consumption
of water on sewer service billing was taken for the wrong period.
Her meter reading being from September 13 at which time of year
considerable water is used for lawns, gardens, shrubbery, etc.
The same thing as pertained to Mrs. Miller's argument was stated
by V. Russell, 615 West Charles, regarding his family.
Yellow Cab Company made request/for parking space in
front of O. P. Skaggs relinquishing spaces at Fourth and Walnut
Fourth and Pine and Palmer Hotel and the one at Ernst Bakery
and changed to the location requested. After some discussion on
motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, was referred to the Police
Committee and Street and Alley Committee with power to act.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 3, 1949
Hohorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Upon inspection of plumbing work done by Fred Williams
Plumbing and Heating Co. under Permit No. 907 to them for Oscar
Gray, owner, 2216 North Grand Island Avenue, issued December 10,
1946.
~ I find this plumbing does not comply with the Grand Island
lumbing Code as to material and workmanship. About two weeks ago
I asked Mr. Williams to go with me to look at this work which he
refused to do. On Tuesday of this week I again went to Mr. Williams
with the suggestion for him to correct this faulty plumbing and was
again informed that he would do nothing about it.
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I therefor recommend that Mr. Williams be ordered
to appear before the City Council and show cause why his Plumbing
License should not be revoked.
Respectfully submitted,
Ernest L. Walker
Building Inspector
After some discussion by Thomssen, Campbell, Wilson, and
Walker pertaining to the plumbing on this job, motion by Thomssen,
seconded by Overturf, that Williams be notified to appear before the
Council at the next regular meeting.
Request by John F. Cleary, Captain of 134th Infantry of
Nebraska National Guard, pertaining to leave for Recruit Leo B. Coonts
for the purpose of attending summer encampment at Fort Leonard Wood
for two weeks August 6 to 21. After some discussion, on motion of
Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, request was granted.
Summons from the County Sheriff pertaining to tax fore-
closures was presented and referred to the City Attorney.
Request of Abrahamson Building and Supply Company for per-
mit to build four four-plexes in Blocks four and eleven, Ashton
Place, was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Wilson,
seconded by Thomssen, a hearing before the Zoning Committee was
ordered for August 17.
Communication from Grand Island Model Laundry asking relief
pertaining to water put through their meters and disposed of through
the Storm Sewer. The billing now is made pertaining to all water
metered into the Laundry. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was referred to the Sewer Committee.
Request from residents in the vicinity of Seventeenth and
Park Avenue for a street light at that location was presented. On
motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the Light
Committee.
Petition for paving Tenth Street from Eddy to Broadwell
signed by several property owners on Tenth Street was presented.
on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, City Attorney was authorized
to draw ordinance creating paving district.
Request of L. W. Johnson to have his name removed from the
protest pertaining to the paving of Harrison Street and others,
Paving District 118 (thus making protest insufficient~. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, request was granted and district ordered
created.
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Bids on tearing down chimney at the Library were presented
as follows:
Geer Maurer Company
$477.00
375.00
E. J. Bell Company
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, bid of E. J. Bell
was accepted.
Request of C. J. Majer to have Airport lease on Building
T-l03 cancelled was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by
Overturf, request was granted.
Request of the Reclamation Bureau for permission to leave
certain of their buildings located on the Airbase until such time
as the lower Platte River area has a location for construction site
was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, request
was granted.
Proposed leases for buildings at the airbase were presented
as follows:
Ernest i.fu.i tehead, building iclentified as T-103,
one year at $600.
James E. Riley, building identified as T-ll,
for one year at $420
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, leases were approved and
the Mayor authorized to sign.
RESOLUTION
mIEREAS, the United States of America, referred to in a
certain lease as the Government, has submitted to the City of Grand
Island a lease for the rental of buildings described as Building
No. T-840, Service Station, 12' x 16', which includes one 12,000
gallon tank and one electric pump; Building No. T-84l, Storage
Garage, 32' x 881; Building No. T-842, Motor Vehicle Repair Shop,
641 x 144' and Building No. T-844, Oil Storage Shed, 241 x 151,
situated on the municipal airport belonging to the City of Grand
Island, said lease being for the period of June 1st, 1949 to June
1st, 1950, which said lease is attached and made a part hereof, and
VffiEREAS, The Mayor and City Council have said purposed
lease before them and have considered the same and find that the
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NOVI, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COUNCIL of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, that said lease be
and the same is hereby approved and the Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby authorized, directed and instructed to sign said lease for
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and ,on behalf of the City of Grand Island, the lessor.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk attach certified
copies of this Resolution to all copies of said purposed lease and
,forward the same to the proper agent and authority of the lessee.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of August, 1949.
O. E. Wilson
John Sander
Allen Overturf
Airport Committee
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Thomssen, Resolution was adopted.
Engineer's estimate No.1, Paving District 109, for
$2820.40, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen
was approved.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the con-
struction of Paving District No. 117, which district is to be in
Division Street from Garfield Street to Ingals Street.
Approx
1086.7 cu. lds.6" concrete slab
complete @ $17.00 per cu. yd.
1100 cu yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd.
300 line ft. 6" Expansion Joint
@ $.25
9~3 line ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25 per. line ft.
Total
$18473.90
1100.00
75.00
1178.75
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Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the City
Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was accepted and Clerk
authorized to advertise for bids.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Paving District No. 118, which district is to
be in Harrison Street from Charles St. to Anna st., in Anna St.
from Harrison to Logan St. and in John St. from Jackson St. to Logan St.
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1282.07 cu. yds. 6" concrete
slab @ $17.00 per cu. yd $21794.00
1500 cu. yds excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd 1500.00
258 line ft. straight alley
curb @ $.85 219.30
2041 line ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25 per. line ft. 2676.25
250 line ft. expansion joint
6" @ $.25 per line ft. 62.50
Remove and relocate 2
catch basins @ $125.00 ea. 250.00
26502.05
Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the
City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, estimate was approved and
Clerk authorized to advertise for bids.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Water Main District No. 125, which district is to
be built in 15th Street from Kimball Ave. to Oak Street
Approx. 344 line ft. 6" cast iron water main
in place with all fittings
@ $2.85 per. line ft. $780.40
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved and Clerk
authorized to advertise 'for bids.
Grand Island, Nebraska
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Water Main District No. 126, which district is to
be built in 16th Street from Kimball Ave. to Oak street.
Approx. 344 line ft. 6" cast iron water main
in place with all fittings
@ $2.85 per. line ft. $780.40
RespectfUlly submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved and Clerk
authorized to advertise for bids.
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The Ci ty Elect,ric Department has completed Ornamental
Lighting District No. 6 at a cost of $4862.56.
I recommend that the Ornamental Lighting Dist #6 be
accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and tl~t the City
Council sit as a board of equalization on said Ornamental Lighting
District on the 17th day of August 1949 at 8 o'clock P.M.
The entire amount to be charged to the Ornamental Light-
ing District Fund.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
Ci ty Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen was approved.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Gran~ Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 109 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the follow-
ing materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit:
@$ .50
100.00
1.00
14.50
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4.50
2.25
75.00
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4p90.00
100.00
144.00
1512.35
19.20
190.35
562.50
225.00
180 sq. ft. paving cut
1 manhole complete in place
144 cu. yds. excavation
104.3 cu. yds. 8" expansion joint
64 line ft. 1 x 8" "
42.3 sq. 42# mesh
250 1in. ft. 12" tile in place
3 catch basins ~~th grates
18 line ft. 8" tile from catch
basin to main
1.50
27.0Q
2870.40
I recommend that the work done on the aforsaid Paving
District No. 109 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewi th submi t the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 109.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering Advertising and Publication
Total
$2870.40
143.50
3013.90
Entire amount to be charged to the Paving Dist. Fund.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board
of equalization on said Paving District No. 109 on the 17th day
of August 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
Motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, report was approved.
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Report of C. B. Kinnison, Department of Sanitation, for
the month of July was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Thomssen was received and placed on file.
Report of J. G. Woodin, City Physician, on Health Depart-
ment was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris,
received and placed on file.
Regular surety bonds were presented as follows:
Pat Cook, Auctioneer
Roy Palmer, Plumber
Roland G. Scott, Desk Clerk
Clarence Goettsche, Desk Sergeant
J. Manley Davis, Police Officer
Arnold R. Baldwin II II
Robert W. Riley, II II
Earle W. McKillips II II
Motion by Sander, seconded by Overturf, were approved.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the amount of money appropriated for certain
funds for the fiscal year of 1948-1949 have been expended and
there are not sufficient funds on hand to pay claims which will
be filed against said funds.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska;
That transfers of funds be made from the funds in which
there are balances to the funds in which there remains not sufficient
funds and that such transfers be made as follows:
That the sum of $1,125.88, be transferred from the Street
and Alley Fund to the Park Fund; that the sum of $2,353.61 be
transferred from the Street and Alley Fund to the Police Fund;
that the sum of $2154.47 be transferred from the Sewer Fund to the
Incidental Fund; that the sum of $1,601.69 be transferred from the
Engineer's Fund to the Incidental Fund; that the sum of $534.34
be transferred from the Salary Fund to the Incidental Fund and that
the sum of $77.98 be transferred from the Engineer's Fund to the
Storm Sewer Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That such transfers be shown on the
records of the City Clerk and City Treasurer; that the City Treasurer
be and he is hereby ordered, directed and authorized to transfer
the funds as herein provided and that the City Clerk forward to
the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 3rd day of August, 1949.
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J. E. Harris
John Sander
Finance Committee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, Resolution was adopted.
Harris reported curbs at Five Points had been painted,
Broadwell Street paved completely and Oak Street nearly so. Harris
inquired of the Mayor pertaining to a light at the D.P. crossing
on Jackson Street.
Wilson stated he had received several complaints pertain-
ing to debris after a fire on property belonging to Millspaugh
brothers. Chief Campbell stated he had contacted Millspaugh
who stated he would have all debris cleaned up. On motion of
Wilson, seconded by Overturf, the City Attorney was authorized
to make a move to get action on same.
After some discussion on the sale of parcel of land in
the S.W. corner of lot 15, Koehler Subdivision, to B. J. WOOd,
was referred back to the Recreation and City Property Committee.
Overturf stated he had received requests for fountain and
rest rooms at Beauchler Park and fountains at Lincoln Park. After
some discussion, construction of rest rooms at Beauchler Park was
referred back to the City Property Committee to get prices and
fountains be constructed at both parks.
Thomssen stated he had received complaints pertaining to
cut-outs on trucks and also made reference to tract of land (four
lots in the vicinity of the Plattdeutsche)for park purposes, if
the city were unable financially, he was assured persons in that
vicinity would make arrangements for the lots if the city would
improve same for park purposes.
Snygg made inquiry as to making picnic tables for the dif-
ferent parks. After some discussion, was referred to Mr. Kamper
to check material at the Airbase and proceed with construction of
tables.
Vogt stated that stop signs had been placed at various
locations and after some discussion, motion by Harris, seconded by
Wilson) that stop signs be placed at all intersections on Oak
Street from Second Street to Bismark Road.
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Campbell stated he had received complaints on trees over-
hanging sidewalks on Sycamore Street.
Chief Campbell advised the Council he had received invita-
tion from the Lincoln Fire Department to make a visit to their
fair city for the Council and membel"'s of the F'ire Department.
~10tion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, the Street Department
was instructed to paint the curb and erect"no parking" signs on
the west side of Locust from First to Koenig.
Harris made reference to ordinance creating paving districts
",herein .Storm Sel'ler was constructed stating the City Attorney had
advised that in districts of this kind it would be necessary to
include Storm Sewer in the Paving District and also that two-thirds
of the property owners sign said petitions.
Wilson made reference to blind corners wherein hedges made
vision impossible. Making reference especially to Ninth and Wheeler.
Police Department and Chief Campbell were instructed to
tour the city with reference to trees overhanging streets which in
any way interfere with the Fire Department.
On motion of Harris, seconded by t~ilson, the City Attorney
was authorized to draw a resolution with reference to assistance
given by outsiders at the Conoco fire.
Harrison made mention of trusses that were piled on city
property,evidentally held for future use, which were disintegrating.
After some discussion, was authorized to move the trusses to the
Airbase where there would be an auction sale for accumulated material.
Ordinance 2300 authorizing transfer of portion of the
street adjacent to lot 1, Block 10, Scarff's Addition, to Larry
W. Banks was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, ordinance was placed on
first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting lIyes" Thomssen,
Snygg, Campbell, Vogt, Overturf, Wilson, Harris, Sander. Voting
"noli none.
On m?tion of Harris, seoonded by Wilson, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Thomssen, Snygg, Campbell, Vogt,
Overturf, Wilson, Harris, Sander. Voting "noli none.
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RESOLUTION
WHEREh\S,the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered to
the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement extending
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to October 31, 1954, the term of contract dated November 23, 1929,
covering power wire lines on right of way of the Railroad Company
at St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being identified as Rail-
road Company's C. D. No. 16373-F; and
~IEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
II accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Vogt, Resolution was
adopted.
Claims against the City ",ere presented. On motion of
Campbell, seconded by Overturf, were allowed. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yesll Thomssen, Snygg, Campbell, Vogt, Overturf, Wilson,
Harris, Sander. Voting "noli none.
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On motion of Snygg, Council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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FUND
To Pay Co. Treas.
Salaries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Sewer Fund
Storm S evrer
Engineer
Inciden tals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Lighting
Hydrant Hental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfers
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
APPHOPEIATIONS AND EXP@lDlTURES
FOR FI SC1~L Y~AR TO AUG. ~., 1949.
APPF;OPRIATIOl\i S
$4,000.00
17,500.00
37,515.26
16, 800.00
50,000.00
10,100.00
18,260.00
45,281.14
6,500.00
48,992.18
33,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
39,214.35
95,075.00
31,000.00
79, 13.40 . 00
10,848.07
14,915.00
5,000.00
581,341.00
69, 611. 21
b50,952.21
RECEIPTS &
TRANSFERS
6,500.00
77.98
11,790.50
8,000.00
5,000.00
8XP END 8D
$i~, 000.00
16,047.58
37,417.02
14,906.76
56,500.00
10,177.98
18,260.00
57,011.64
5,907.56
54,613.51
37,93i~.83
11,500.00
6,000.00
8,186.40 47,400.75
20,556.33 115,631.33
22,619.87
77,066.38
4,157.73
23,601.77
9,500.00
69, 611:21
4,800.00
b'25,554.71
34,729.75
233,316.68 .
577,508.4.9
13,818.10
94, 394.!..2.3
$1,579,322.69
Respectfully Submitt~d,
F. S. 'Whi te,
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BAL.ANCE
1,452.42
98.24
1,893.24
60.00
592.44
2,37$.67
65.17
8, 3 80 .13
2,773.62
6,690.34
813.23
200.00
25;397.50
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Grand Island, Nebraska.
August 5, 1949.
Council met in Special callsd s'3ssion, llEis Honor, II the Mayor,.
presiding. All Councilmen pres'2nt.
Fin~nc'2 Conooitt'2e R'2poort next pag'2.
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BUDGET OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA FOR FISCAL YEAR
1949-1950.
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To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand ISland,Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
We,your Finance Gommittee,submit the following Budget for the
Fiscal Year 1949-195'0,based on the assessed valuations given us by
the County Clerk of Hall County,Nebraska. The estimated receipts are
from sources estima~ed on receipts for previous years.
VALUATIONS.
Real Estate
Personal
Insurance Cpmpanies
Motor Vehicles
PUBLIC UTILITIES
520,690.00
20,590.00
102,815.00
2,708.00
1,506.00
26,662.00
237,796.00
549,832.00
12,004.00
10g,2~0.OQ
Union Pacific R.R.Co. $
St.Joseph & G.I.R.R.Co.
C.B.& Q.R.R.Co.
Railway Express Co.
Pullman Co.
Lincoln Tel.& Tel.Co.
American Tel.& Tel.Co.
N.W.Bell Tel.Co.
Western Union Tel.Co.
N.W.Public Service Co.
TOTAL ASSESSED VALUATION
One Mill levy on thisvaluation$ 22,204.41$ v/
Twenty (20) Milll1evy
INTANGIBLES.
A (Cash)
B (Notes)
Building & Loan Association
Consumers Pub.Power District
Poll Taxes (estimated)
$
AMOUNT RAISED BY TAXATION
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
General Fund.
Gas Tax $
Street & Curb Occupation Tax
Retail Beer & Liquor
Wholesale Beer & Liquor
Trailer & Trailer Camps
Engineer & Building Inspector
Weighmaster
Melt & Milk Inspection
Municipal Pool
Sewer Rentals
Office Rentals
House Rental
Light & Water Dep't (lieu of
Miscellaneous
Gov't Rentals Bdwell Courts
Airport
POLICE FUND
Dog Taxes
Parking Meters
Court & Office Fees
Bicycle Registrations
CEMETERY FUND.
Sale of Lots
Opening Graves
Miscellaneous Receipts
$ 12,463.84
23,086.54
289.00
660.62
9,1E~2Q
13,640.00
1,458.4,
5,620.00
2,500.00
130.00
3,750.00
270. 00
2,775.00
4,310.00
205.00
2,400.00
300.~0
Tax)
16,000.00
1,064.99
2,400~OO
45,000.QQ
$ 3,000.00
30,000.00
5,196.55
155.0Q
$ 4,260.00
4,204.50
2089.90
$
12,290,852.00
5,245,500.00
410,554.00
2, 680" ~05' .P9
20,627, 11.00
$
~ l'226,$3t3~OO
$ 22,204,4 4.00
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444,089.00
46,226 60
$ 490, 3I~b5-
$
101,823.44
38,351.55
10,553.50
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PAVING FUND
For Paving cuts
FIRE FUND
Extinguishers re-charges
SANITATION DEPARTMENT
Estimated Receipts
LIBRARY FUND.
Fines & Fees
RE-APPROPRIATIONS.
To re-appropriate the the un-
expended balances in the fol-
lowing fll1nds:
General FunS..
Salaries $
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Cemetery
Fire
Paving
Music
Sycamore Street Underpass
Sewer Construction Fund
Total receipts & re-appropriations
1,452.42
98.24
1,893.24
592.44
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3,500.00
160.00
34,934.83
1,100.00
$
6,415.01
65.17
8,380.13
2,773.62
813.23
200.00
191,571.27
311~.ll7.8.Q
1,202,275.15
Your Finance Committee have to report the following estimates
of expenditures for the several departments as listed below for
the Fiscal Year 1949-1950.
BOND FUND.
Refunding as of Dec.1,1941. June 1 & Dec.
1,interest 1t% on $105,000.00
for mne year $ 1312.50
To retire Refunding Bonds ~QQO~OO
GENERAL FUND.
To pay Co. Treasurer fees
$ 4,500.00
SALARIES.
To pay salary of City officers
including Mayor,8 Councilmen,
Janitor,C1erk,Treasurer,Attor-
ney,Physician & Weighwaster.$ 16,047.58
To re-appropriate the unex-
pended balance 1948-49 ---1~22.!..42
CITY ENGINEER.
To pay salary of engineer,
assistant engineer,bui1ding
inspector,office and other
assistants and expenses and
operation of the office
STREET & ALLEY.
To pay the expenses of the
Street & Alley Department,
including care, cleaning,
grading,f1ushing,sprink1ing,
repairs,laying sideWalkS,
purchase of too1s,imp1e-
ments,machinery,salary of
$ 33,312.50
$
4,500.00
17,500.00
37,610.00
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The gasoline tax receipts
are hereby appropriated for
use in the street & alley
department to pay for the
maintenance of the streets
and alleys.To appropriate
estimated receipts 1949-50 $
To re-appropriate the unex-
pended balance of 1948-49
SEWER.
13,640.00
1,89.l.L~
To pay for sewer drains,
operations of the dispos-
al plant, salary of Superintendent
all other labor,repairs to
sewer and flushing of same
INCIDENTALS.
To pay incidental expenses
of the City,including milk-
testing,meat inspection,
elec~i.on expense,bl:lild-
:ing equipment, and all
other expenses not other-
wise provided for
MUNICIPAL POOL.
To pay salary of superintendent
and all help and laborand ex-
penses for the operation of the
Swimming Pool 5,907.56
To re-appropriate the unexpend
ed balance of 1948-1949 5.2g~44
AIRPORT.
To pay for the maintenance op-
eration,equipment,salary of the
superintendent and all other
labor 8,761.33
To appropriate the estimate<<
receipts for fiscal year 1949
1950 45,000.00
To re-appropriate the unex-
pended balance 1948-1949 2.378~
STORM SEWER.
To pay for maintaining,re-
pairing,constructtng and
extending storm sewers
HYDRANT RENTAL.
To pay for hydrant rental
SREEET LIBHTING.
To pay for lighting of the
streets and a1leys,public
grounds, buildings, and in-
cluding repairs and erection
STREET & ALLEY SINKING FUND.
To pay for paving and repairing
streets and alleys
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15,533.24
51 , 000 . 00 J./
47,500.00
6,500.00
56,140.00
1,680.00
6,000.00
11,500.00
25,000.00
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TOTAL FOR GENERAL FUND
SANITATION DEPARTMENT.
To appropriate estimated re-
ceipts for 1949-1950 $
To re-appropriate unexpended
balance 1948-1949
P ARK FUND.
34,934.83
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To pay for care ofparks,im-
provements,extensions,repairs
2 slary and all labor $ 43,110.02
To appropriate estimated re-
ceipts of ball park ~3~
POLICE FUND.
To pay salaries of Chief of
Police,officers,police judge,
Parking Meter repair man, in-
eluding expenses of the Board
of Health,and purchase of new
equipment $
To apprppriate estimated re-
ceipts of parking meters
To appropriate estimated
miscellaneous receipts
58,988.45
30,000.00
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CEMETERY FUND.
To pay expenses of cemetery
and all cost of maintenance,
extensions,improvements,re-
pairs,to purchase more ground
if needed,to pay salary of sex-
ton and all labor $ 11,156.37
To appropriate estimatem re-
ceipts year 1949-1950 10,553.50
To re-appropriate unexpended
balance year 1948-1949 8,~80.13
FIRE FUND.
To pay salaries of Fire ijhief,
Assistants,al1 firemen,purchase
new equipment and all other ex-
penses and repairs in the oper-
ation of the department $ 79,400.70
To appropriate estimated re-
ceipts 1949-1950 160.00
To re-apprppriate the unex-
pended balance 1948-1949 2,773~62
To purchase Fiee Truck -19,lOOLQQ
PAVING FUND.
To pay for paving streets and
alleys,intersections and spaces
opposite public buildings $ 1,336.77
To appropriate estimated re-
ceipts 1949-1950
To re-pay loan of
to Street Sinking
To re-appropriate
balance 1948-1949
Feb.16,49
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unexpended
3,500.00
2, 500.00
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FIRE1ffiN'S PENSION FUND.
To pay pension of retired
firemen
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$ 354,675.74
35,000.00
4i-,645.00
97,340.00
30,090.00
101,434.32
8,150.00
5,551.02
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MUSIC FUND.
To pay expenses of vocal,instru-
mental,and amusement organization .
for free concerts and parades $ 4,800.~b
To re-appropriate un-expended
balance 1948-1949 ____~Q~QO..
LIBRARY FUND.
To pay expenses of Library
Board,including salaries,re-
2 pairs,purchase of books,per-
iodicals and all other expenses
connected with public library 17,400.00
To appropriate estimated re-
ceipts from fines,charges etct 1,lQQ.OQ
SYCAMORE STREET UNDERPASS.
$
5,000.00
18,500.00
To re-apprppriate unexpended
balance year 1948-1949
SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUND.
191,571.27
To re-appropriate unexpended
balance year 1948-1939
TOTAL A~OUNTOF 1949-1950 BUDGET
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1949-50
111,31~.80
$ 1,202,27 .15
1,202,275.15
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City Clerk.
On motion of Harris, s~conded by Sander, report was approved.
Budg8t Ordinance for 1949-1950 W<:lS r8gul[crly pass8d by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ordinanc8 #2301, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sand8r, was
placed on its first r8ading at lengtll. Roll calJ ballot, voting aY8,
Thomssen, Harris, Sander, OV'3rturf, Campb811, I:3nygg, h.ilson and Vogt.
Voting nay, none. The ordinanc'3 was Y''3ad at length and passed its
first r8ading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by Thomsssn, tbat the rules be suspended
and the ordinance be placed on its final passa.ge and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, i::>ander, Overturf,
Campbell, Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, nOl18. Th~ ordinanc8
was finally passed by ths Council and sign'?d by ths Mayor.
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Ordinanc,:;; 1/2302, Mill Levy for 1949-1950, was regularly passed
by th e Council and sign sd by th,:;; Mayor.
Moved by harris, seco deQ by bnygg, that the ordinance be
plccced on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting
aye, Thol11ssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf, C,:<mpbell, bnygg, Vdlson
and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was read at lsngth and
passed its first reading.
Moved by Harris, seconded by SandsI', that th''3 1'u1ss bs suspc:ndsd
,md the ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passsd.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Vverturf,
Campbell, Snygg, Vdlson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance
was finally passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by S &nder, Bus stops in Sscond Vard
were referred to Sscond ViaI'd Councilmen.
On motion of 0nygg, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk.
Aug.
5, 1949.
August 17, 1949
Council met as Board of Equalization on Ornamental Lighting
Dist. No.6, His Honor, the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present.
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BE rf RESOLVED BY TFill MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL QIi' THE C1'Yl OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASltA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of construction of Qrnamental Lighting District No. 6 tm be the
total sum of ;/;)4,864.40; that we find the benefi ts accruing to the
real estate in said district to be the sum of $4,864.40 and that we
find the benefits accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels
of land in said district to be the sums set opposi te the sever2.1
descriptions as follows:
LOT BLOCK
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ADDITION
NA1\IE
John & Vesta R. Nicholson E 22'
lyr. Ru t11 Mi tchell
W 44'
Walter Petersen
E 44'
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Fred & Rena Spangenberg
Vi 22'
}i'red 8; Hena Spangenberg
George ~-'odsen
Mary Bohart
Caroline E. Gra~don
Herman Nelson
LeRoy C. Brown
E. G. Ellis
L. Earl Greenwood
C lara La [<'ran tz
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Rosalio Briseno
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6laire p. Detweiler
Augusta Suck
Chapman Farm Equipment Inc.
Chapman Farm Equipment Inc.
Ruth Ross Et ale
Ruth Ross et ale
Ruth Ross et ale
AMOUNT
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32
6
32
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6
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32
7
32
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32
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6
II
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7
33
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33
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5
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35
6
II
35
35
II
7
8
35
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8
35
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8
1
2
35
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38
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38
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3
38
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4
38
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1
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40
2
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40
3
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II
147.40
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147.40
II
73.70
221.10
221.10
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11
II
221.10
II
221.10
221.10
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II
221.10
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221.10
221.10
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154.77
II
33.16
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33.17
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221.10
221.10
221.10
221.10
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221.10
II
221.10
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221.10
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Respectfully submitted this the /7t:1... day of August, 1919.
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Emil F. Rickert N 22' 4 40 Original 'I' 0 ViTn
E s ta t e of Homer Bowen 3 22'-H 44' 4 40 It "
Frank Pfluckhahn S 22'-N 66' 4 40 i' "
William J. & I/Ia:l:bie B. Bacon
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4 40
4 40
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3 41
4 41
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Charles A. & Alberta F. Kaufmann
N 22'-3 44'
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Harold G. Strasser
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Anna Miller S. Moody
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IvI. Ruth lid tchell
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Overturf, resolution was adopted.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned
as Board of Equalization.
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August 17, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present.
Complaints from different persons present pertaining to Sewer
Tax were heard and referred to the committee. Some discussion as v/
to allowing discounts on water bills in cases where Sewer Service
charge is not paid.
Discussion by Wally Wiig and Mr. Ranslem pertaining to speeding
and giving of courtes~ tickets instead of parking meter charge
tickets, especially to tourists. Also pertaining to the speeds
on Second Street.
Minutes of meetingAof August 3 and 5 read and approved except
that portion of the Budget Ordinance pertaining to the Airport.
Request of the Kelly Well Company for permission to put a
three-inch hole through the sidewalk on the east side and to the
rear of the building occupied by the Eagles. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Sander, request was granted, providing Eagles make
connection for their cooling water with the Storm Sewer.
Request from J. G. Woodin, Grand Island, Hall County Health
Department, for permission to use the Council Chamber for a meeting
of the said Health Department on September 13, 1949, for planning
for the coming of the mobile X-ray unit} Was presented. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, request was granted.
Advice from the City Attorney that he had been advised by Mr.
Ball that the debris caused by the fire on Millspaugh property on
East Fourth street would be removed. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Wilson, received and placed on file.
Petition for sewer in block 15, Windolphs Addition between
Anna and Oklahoma from Lincoln to Adams streets was presented.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Petition for water main in Block 15, Windolphs, in Anna street
from Lincoln to Adams street was presented. On motion of Campbell,
seconded by Thomssen, the district be created.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, the request of
Abrahamson Building and Supply Company for the rezoning of lots in
Ashton Place was denied.
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Petition to create a paving district including storm sewer
in the alley between Third street and south Front street from Cleburn
to Elm streets was presented. On motion of Harris. seconded by
Wilson, was referred to the Engineer's office for checking.
Request from W. H. Scherffius and others for permission to
build curb sidewalk on the north side of Block 101, Railroad Addition
was presented. On motion of Harris. seconded by Thomssen, was granted.
Bid of the City Water Department on water main Dist~ 125 and 126,
six-inch case iron water main, Class B, all valves and specials
complete, $2.85 per foot, was presented. On motion of Campbell,
seconded by Thomssen was accepted.
Bids on paving dist. 117 and 118 were presented as follows:
Bushman Construction
Diamond Engineering
#117 $22.318.93
#118 28.408.03
#117 20.811.95
#118 26.421.04
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Motion of Harris. seconded by Wilson. were referred to the committee.
Mr. Cronin,representing some objectors on Paving Dist. 118,
cited the fact that the request of one of the protest signers to
have his name removed as protestor. was not presented within
twenty day limit. He did not know as to the attitude that might
be assumed from here on out. On motion of Harris. seconded by
Wilson, the City Attorney was instructed to give written opinion
as to the legality of petition and protests at next meeting.
Bid of James E. Wenger, for that portion of the north half
of Block 57. Original Town, o1rmed by the City . of. $25,000 was
presented. After some discussion. on motion of Harris. seconded
by Snygg. offer was rejected and check ordered returned.
Bid of Roy A. Johnson on lots 90 and 91, West Lawn Addition,
for $200 each was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by
Vogt, was referred to the City Property Committee.
To the Mayor and City Council.
Grand Island. Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The Airport committee recommends that the salary of
Chet Moore be $325.00 per month starting August 1st, 1949.
o. E. Wilson
Arthur O. Thomssen
Motion of Wilson,
John Sander
Airport
seconded by Overturf,
Allen Overturf
Committee
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Partial Estimate No. 1
on contract~ dated June 29, 1949
Tennis Court
Ryder Park, 3rd Ward
August
Contractor; Dan H. Sch,^Jieger
142 cu. yds concrete slab
115 sq. wire mesh
form lumber and nails
12 ft 2ill galvanized pipe
120 lin ft. 1 x 4 expansion joint
800 line ft. III pipe
520 line ft. 5' chicken wire
2 pair net standards
@$17.00 per yd
2.54
$2414.00
292.10
60.00
7.92
20.40
160.00
45.00
8.00
$3007.42
Total
To the City Council:
I certify that there is Three thousand seven and 42/100 dollars
due to Dan H. Schwieger on account of above estimate.
Ray L. Harrison, City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, was approved.
Estimate No. 1
On contract dated July 21, 1948
Gravel Dist. No. 23
1st Ward
August
Contractor:East Ashton Sand Co.
3463
cu yds road gravel
@$.799
$2766.94
To the City Council:
I certify that there is Twenty seven hundred sixty six
and 94/100 Dollars due to East Ashton Sand Co. on account of above
estimate.
Ray L. Harrison, City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was approved.
To the Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the committee to whom was referred the request
of Adolph Voss for construction of a garage to be annexed to house
at 511 South Madison Street be granted.
Very truly yours,
Arthur C. Thomssen
O. E. Wilson
Janeral Harris
Lafe Campbell
Engineering and Inspection Committee
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Overturf, was approved.
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To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
We, your Street and Alley Committee, recommend the purchase
of one street sweeper, sweeping widths 8 to 9 feet. Old sweeper
to be taken in on trade, extra equipment to be included with new
sweeper, 1 (one) leaf rake, 1 (one) broom building machine.
J. E. Harris
Allen Overturf
Street & Alley Committee
Motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was approved and the
City Clerk instructed to advertise for bids.
August 17, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Water and Light, wish to submit
the report of the City Auditor, Orin Contryman, covering the
operations of the City Water, Light and Ice Departments for the
year ending December 31, 1948. We r~commend that this report be
accepted and that the Water and Light Commissioner be given authority
to insert this report in one issue of the Daily Independent.
Committee
Lafe F. Campbell
Arthur C. Thomssen
Raymond K. Vogt
Motion of Campbell, seoo nded by Tho:nssen, was approved.
August 17, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on Water and Light, wish to submit
herewith, the list of uncollectable accounts as recommended to be
charged off by the City Auditor, Orin Contryman. We recommend that
the same be accepted and that the Water and Light Commissioner
be given authority to charge them off of his accounts.
Committee
Lafe Campbell
Arthur C. Thomssen
Raymond K. Vogt
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
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Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:
Wel your committee on Water & Light to whom was referred
the petition of E. F. Starr and others for the installation of
water main in Park Street from Eighteenth Street to State Streetl
find the same in order and wish to recommend that a district be
created as provided by law.
Lafe Campbell
Arthur C. Thomssen
Raymond K. Vogt
Committee
On motion of Campbell I seconded by Thomssenl was approved.
Mr. Weaver representing Jack Ross with reference to deed
for lot two, block twenty-two, Nagy1s Addition, wherein he stated
that the building on lot one was so located that there was about
eight inches of lot two where~n the eaves drip. Requested that
the City make move to rectify this condition or that Mr. Ross turn
back deed to the City for his purchase price. On motion of Campbelll
seconded by Overturfl was referred to the City Attorney.
Grand Islandl Nebraska
August 9, 1949
Mayor B. J. Cunningham
and Members of Finance Committee
Ci ty of Grand Island'l Nebraska
Gentlemen:
As chairman of the Airport committeel I would like to have explained
where the unexpended balance of the funds appropriated for the Air-
portl and the receipts from the Airport for the fiscal year of
1948-49 are, and what disposition was made of them.
Plans have been made for improvement of the Municipal Airport and
the funds mentioned were to be used to match a government grant.
This money has been paid by the taxpayer for Airport use and seemed
the most practical method to match this grant. Otherwise it will
be necessary to raise fundsby bond issue and the tax-payer should
not have to pay this added tax.
Many cities the size of Grand Islandhave raised funds for Airport
improvement by bond issue and then appropriated more money each
year to operate their Airport than we have.
The city of Grand Island is fortunate to have an Airport such as
we have without any bonded indebtedness. It can be kept this way
by proper management and application of funds.
Yours truly,
O. E. Wilson, Chairman
Airport Committee
Appropriated fiscal year 1948-49---------------48,992.18
Estimated receipts << << <<---------------20,000.00
From tax Mill levy-----------------------------281992.l8
28,992.18
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9'3,536.02
Total expended year 1948-49
Un-expended balance for year 1948-49
54,613.81
38,922.21
38,922.21
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Airport Receipts year 1948-49 64,543.84
Airport Disbursements year 19,48-49 54,613.81
Actual operating profit for year 1948-49____9,930.03
9,930.03
On motion of 1,Vilson, seconded by Sander, received and placed on
file.
Mr. Harris stated that a Mr. Hill had approached him with
reference to his doing his own wiring and plumbing on residence
within the city. After some discussion, it was decided that
he should take the examination for both electrical wiring and
plumbing and also obtain permit.
Proposed lease by and between City of Grand Island and Jacob
Schmidt for building identified as T-li3, for one year, $200, was
presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, was approved
and Mayor authorized to sign.
Proposed lease by and between City of Grand Island and Kevin
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P. Moore for building identified as T-832, $50 per month, was pre-
sented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, was approved
and Mayor authorized to sign.
Bonds were presented as follows:
R. W. Kruse, Electrician
James T. Webb, Auctioneer
William Tegler, Police
On motion of Sander, seconded by Overturf, were approved.
Written protests from Miss Ida King and William J. Harry
pertaining to sewer service charge were presented ro1d referred to
the committee.
Discussion on Williams},Plumber) case. VIas referred to the City
Attorney for opinion.
Mr. Wilson made mention of the fact that Miss Waskowiak,
who is keeping his records at the Treasurers office, had made request
for increase in salary and he made recommendation that her salary
be increased to $125 per month. Motion of Thomssen, seconded by
Wilson, increase was approved. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
Harris, Sander, Wilson Overturf, Snygg, Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt.
Voting "no" none.
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for rum-laYs.
Overturf stated Hansen had requested mQ'tver for the cemetery
at cost of $408.50, with trade-in value of $80 for the old machine.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was referred to the com-
mittee with power to act.
Overturf stated Mr. Wood had offered $120 for a piece of ground
30 x 70 feet in the southwest corner of lot 15, Koehler Sub-division.
Same adjoining his own property. On motion of Thomssen, seconded
by Overturf, bid was approved. Carried.
Overturf stated Schirkofsky needed mower for his department.
After some discussion, decided the mower at the airbase was too
small for their work and same would be delivered to the Park
department for trial.
Snygg made complaint pertaining to the parking place in front
of Skaggs stating same was open for 1-1/2 hours Saturday . forenoon,
all other spaces being filled. After some discussion, motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, space was to be retained for taxi
purposes.
Thompson mentioned public hearing of Oscar Hild house moving
P.M.
case at eight o'clock, August 22. Also mentioned he felt there
should be something on second-hand car dealers as to the way of
permits, license, bond or "what have you".
Discussion on annexation of Broadwell Courts. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, Mayor was authorized to appoint
committee to meet with School Board and County Board pertaining
to said annexation.
Motion of Thomssen, Council adjourned to eight o'clock P.M.
Monday, August 22.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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Council met in adjourned meeting, his Honor, the Mayor presiding.
All Councilmen present except Snygg.
Attorney's opinion pertaining to Williams and Son, plumbers,
was presented. On motion of Harris, seconde<l by Wilson, same ivas
approved. Building inspector Walker was authorized to appoint an
examining board for plumbers licenses. Mr. Walker appointed Leonard
Melkus as architect, Al Herman, Master Plumber. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Harris, apPointmentswt,eapproved.
Mr. McCarthy and Luebs were present to present argmnents pro
and con for Mr. Hild and residents in vicinity of 208 East 13th.
After presentation and discussions, on motion of Thomssen, seconded
by Harris, was referred back to the committee.
Attorney's opinion on Paving District 118 wherein he stated
that the protestors on said district had filed according to law
is sufficient protest that he considered the ordinance repealed.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, opinion was accepted.
Letter from I. R.Alter pertaining to the reinvesting of
$37,000 in the Street Sinking Fund was presented. After some dis-
cussion, motion by Harris, seconded by Campbell, that no action be
taken at this time.
August 22, 1949
To the Mayor and City CounCil,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We,the Police Committee,ask that sealed bids be accepted
for a new car with four doors and regular equipment be taken for a
car to be used by the Police Dept. The bid to show the net difference
between the new car, and the 1947 Ford Model 79-A, motor number
799A-14866l8 which is now in use by the police department. All
bids to be in the hands of the City Clerk not later than eight
o'clock September 21st, 1949.
Very truly yours,
Raymond K. Vogt
A. C. Thoms sen
O. E. \raIson
On motion of Vogt, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Bid of G. H. Tennant Company for Concrete grooving machine to
be used at the Airport, price $1038.40 was presented. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Sander, bid was accepted.
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We, the Engineering and Building Code Co~nittee, make the
reconMendation that the Fred Williams & Sons Plurnbing Company,
be instructed or requested to make proper amends on the Oscar
Grey complaint and that the same meet v'll th the requirements of
the ordinances and Code in force and also to the inspection of
the Chief Building Inspector. Upon completion of this work
to the satisfaction of our Building Inspector and Mr. and Mrs.
Grey, that all charges be dropped against the F'red Williams ancl
Sons l'Jlumbing Company of this City., on the plumbing Vlor>k done
on the Grev Home.
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Discussion. Pertaining to amending the building code and that the
Council act as committee of the whole, action on the motion -
voting"yes" Thomssen1 Harris; "no" Campbel11 to111son, Sander, Vogt,
Overturf. Snygg absent.
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RESOLUTI,2lI
WllliREAS, the appropriations provided for the airport and all
rents and income received from the operation of' the same :have been
carried in the Airport Flund and the sarne has been carried as Ii part
of the General Fund, and
WHEREAS, for the purpose of keeping a better record of the
appropriation, income and expenditures relating to the operation
of the airport, it has been deemed advisable to not have the Airport
Pund as part of the General Pund but to keep the same as a separate
and independent account.
NOW, THEHEPOHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'l11ill MAYOR AND COUNCIL 01" THE
CITY OF GHAlTD ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
Tha t the Airport l;'und be no longer carried as a part of the
General Fund; that the same be kept and designated as an independent
fund and that the same be kno~m as the Airport Fund; that all
appropriations for the operation of said airport and all income
from rentals, contracts and all other sources be paid into said fund;
that the City Clerk and the City Treasurer change their records to
comply with the provisions hereof and that the City Clerk forward
to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Hespectfully submitted this 22nd
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WHEREAS the City Council of Grand Island,Nebraska did on
the 5th day of August,1949 approve the Budget for the Fiscal
Year 1949-1950, ending on the second Monday in August 1950, and
made a Tax Levy of Twenty (20) Mills for the Fiscal Tear~
T1iEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA that the distribution of said levy of
Twenty (20) Mills be as follows:
Bond & Interest 1.5
General Fund 7.1
Air~ort Ji'und l:~~j
Par Fund
Police Fundf 2.657
Cemetery Fund .502
Fire Fund 4.433
Fire Pension Fund .25
Paving Fund .172
Music Fund .216
I Library Fund ,,862
20.000 Mills,
Respectfully submitted this _~2nd day of August,1949.
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VffiEREAS, on the 6th day of July, 1949, the Mayor and Council
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the payment of the construction of the main in Water Main District
No. 109, and
VifHEHEAS, Lots One, Two, IJ.bree, Pour and Five (1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)
in Block Fourteen (14), of South Park Addition, were each assessed
in the sum of ~j)107. 92 and William F'rank was erroneousl-y' shown as
the owner of each of said lots, and
WHEREAS, the Cllicago Eurlington and Quincy Railroad Company
is the record owner of each of said lots above described and the
tax records of the City of Grand Island should be amended to show
the rightful owner of said lots.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NlliYOR AND CITY COIDJCIL
of the City of Grand ISland, Nebraska:
That the tax records of the City of Grand Island be amended
to show that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad vompany is
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the ovmer of said Lots One, Two, Three, Four and Five (1, 2, 3, 4
& 5), in said Block Fourteen (14), South Park Addition; that the
City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed and authorized to change
and amend said tax records in accordance with the pro~isions of
thi s Resolution and tha t the City Clerk forward to the City 'l'reasurer
a certified copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 22nd day of August, 1949.
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Communication from Better Nebraska Association was presented.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was placed on file.
Communication from Meter Ad Corporation was presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the
Police Committee.
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Letter from J. E. Mulick, Superintendent of U.P. R. R.,
pertaining to light at Jackson Street on the Union Pacific, was
read. After some discussion, concensus of opinion was that the
light was needed more during Eddy Street construction than at
other times and on account of Broadwell Street paving, it will be
almost necessary to have one located at that place permanently.
Bond of Earl Roseberry, policeman, was presented. Motion
of Sander, seconded by Harris, was approved.
Ordinance 2303 levying assessment on Ornamental Lighting
District No. 6 regularly passed by the Council, signed by the Mayor.
Motion by Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance 'V>Tas placed on
first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting"yes", Thomssen,
Campbell, Vogt, Wilson, Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "no"
none. Snygg absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Tllomssen, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot, voting "yes", Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson,
Overtul"f, Harris, Sander. Voting IlnoU none. Snygg absent.
Ordinance 2304 creating Paving Dist. 119 was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Motion of Harris,
seconded by Thomssen, ordinance was Dlaced on first reading at
length. Roll call ballot, voting "yesll Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt,
Wilson, Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "nolt none. Snygg absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were suspended
and ordinance placed on final passage and passed. Roll call ballot,
voting"yesll Thomssen,Campbell, Vogt, Wilson, Overturf, Harris,
Sander. Voting "noll none. Snygg absent.
Ordinance 2305 creating Water Main District 127 was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor. Motion of Campbell,
seconded by Overturf, ordinance placed on first reading at length.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yeslt Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson,
Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "noll none. Snygg absent.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, rules were suspended
and ordinance placed dn final passage and finally passed. Roll
call ballot. Voting lIyes" Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson,
Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "no" none. Snygg absent.
Ordinance 2306 creating Paving District 120 was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Nayor. l10tion of Harris,
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length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Thomssen, Campbell,
Vogt, Wilson, Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "no" none. Snygg
absent. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson,
Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "noli none. Snygg absent.
Ordinance 2307 appropriating and condemning private property
for use by the city for cemetery purposes was regularly passed
by the Council and signed Qy the Mayor. Motion of Overturf, seconded
by Harris, ordinance was placed on first reading at length. Roll
call ballot. Voting ltyes II Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, vfilson,
Overturf, Harris, Sander. Voting "no" none. Snygg absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overtul"'f, rules were suspended,
ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting "yes" Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson, Overturf,
Harris, Sander. Voting" no II none. Snygg absent.
Discussion on bus stop signs at Harrison and Koenig pertaining
to complaint of Mrs. Rasmussen as to having stop sign on the west
side of the street. Motion by Campbell, seconded by Thomssen,
bus stop sign be placed on east side of Harrison on Koenig.
Voting "yes" C~mpbell, Thomssen, voting "no" Harris, Wilson, Sander.
Passing, Overturf, Vogt. Absent Snygg.
Thomssen mentioned request of a lady at 409 West 9th for
permission to remodel garage into living quarters. No action
taken.
Thomssen mentioned that the sewer ditch had widened in
places along Leo Stuhr's land and Mr. Stuhr requested something
be done pertaining to protection of the bank.
Harris mentioned different places in the city there being
blind corners and especially one on the north side where a corn
field comes clear to the corner of the intersection, there having
been a bad accident there last Sunday.
Harris mentioned the possibility of obtaining land north
of Seventeenth and East of Wheeler stl"eet for baseball and other
park purposes.
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them for bus services. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson,
that request be made to the Grand Island Transit Company for bus
service on 15th Street east of Wheeler.
Mr. Camaras, of the Grand Island Transit Company, presented
a communication to the Council pertaining to the bus stop signs
which had been changed within the last few weeks, claiming that
bus stop signs on every two blocks was better for everybody con-
cerned than having bus stops at every corner and if he had to
place bus stop signs at every corner, it would be very expensive.
He requested the Council to give him some consideration as to
placing bus stop signs. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson,
communication was approved except as to paragraph three.
Again the matter of house moving by Mr. Hild was brought
up. Motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, that the house
remain at 208 East 13th with the assurance that it would be made
into a presentable condition and appearance not later than
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January IstAand that Mr. Hild furnish a bond pertaining to same.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of
Thomssen, seconded by Vogt, were approved. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Thomssen, Campbell, Vogt, Wilson, Overturf, Harris,
Sander. Voting "no" none. Snygg absent.
On motion of Vogt, Council adjourned.
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Honor, the Mayor presiding. All Councilmen present.
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Pavin~ District No. 109 to be the total Bum of $3014.82; that
1He find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district
to be the sum of ~;30l4.82 and tha twe find the benefits accruing
to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to
be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
ADDITION
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1 62 Original Town $376.86
7th day ofSe~temb~r1949.
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Company North 66' 4
rfhe 'rexas
Harold G. Strasser ~;outh 66' 4
August H. & Minnie M. Anderson
North 66'-West 50'
Estate of Charles C. Havens
South 66'-West 50'
James V1'ebb
East 16'
Jame s Vie bb
James VJebb
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, resolution was adopted.
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There being no protests, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson,
Council adiourned as Board of Equalization.
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September 7, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor
presiding. All Counpilmen present.
Minutes of previous meetings read and approved.
Advice from the Diamond Engineering Company pertaining
to their bid on Paving Districts 117 - 118 as presented under
date of August 17, being tied together and district 118 having
been pl"'otested, that they requested that the Council waive the
tie and award contract on 117. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Thomssen, inasmuch as bid of Diamond Engineering Company
of $20,811.95 was low, that their bid be accepted. Carried.
Mr. Elliott" one of the lessees at the Airbase, made
verbal request that there be something done immediately per-
taining to street lights at the Airbase. After some discussion
he was advised that as soon as the Light Department could get
this work done, he would be taken care of.
HOl"lard Eakes, property owner in Paving District 118,
made request of the Council to reduce the interest rates on
paving from seven to possibly three or four per cent. After
some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell,
City Attorney was instructed to prepare amendment to the Home
Rule Charter wherein the rates might be reduced, same being
referred to the Street and Alley, Finance Committee, and City
Attorney.
Mr. Banning, division man for the Asphalt Institute of
Denver, addressed the Council pertaining to resurfacing of
Fourth,First and Koenig
different streets in the city,/advising them that their services
could be obtained at any time and would be pleased to meet with
the committee and the engineers for discussion on resurfacing
of those streets on which it is needed.
Request from Mr. Potter for permission to place pop corn
stand on the curb at Fraun's 66 Service Station was referred
to the committee.
Communication from League of Municipalities pertaining
to the annual conference of the League ""Jhich ""Ji11 be held in
Fremont Sent ember 21 - 22 was read. On motion of Harris, seconded
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West Lawn Addition, was presented and referred to the committee.
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August 29, 1949
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We1 the undersigned committee of City Property in Grand Island
recommend we take the offer of $380.00 for the two lots 88 and
89 located at 17th and Grand Island Avenue in West Lawn Addition.
This offer was made by A. F. Sorenson.
Allen Overturf
Raymond K. Vogt
L. F. Campbell
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On motion of Overturf, seconded by Harris,/was accepted.
Grand Island, Nebraska,
August 29, 1949
To the Mayor and City Council
Gentlemen:
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We1 the undersigned committee of City in Grand Island recommend
we take the offer of $400.00 for the two lots 90 and 91 located
near 17th and Grand Island Avenue in the West Lawn Addition.
This offer was made by R. A. Johnson.
Allen Overturf
Raymond K. Vogt
L. F. Campbell
On motion of Overturf, seconded by Harris, report was approved.
Request of Stanley D. Long for parking space at Pine
Street entrance of Bowen Drug for mail pick up and unloading
stall was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell,
request was granted.
September 7, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island1 Nebraska
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We, your committee on Water and Light, find that there
are two pick-up trucks in the Electric Department which are
in need of renlacernent. These trucks are one International and
one Chevrolet~which have been in use since June and October,
19411 respectively.
We recommend that replacement trucks be purchased and
that the clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for three-
quarter ton truck and one one-half ton truck with cab and express
bodY1 bidder to accept old trucks in trade as part payment.
L. F. Campbell
Raymond K. Vogt
Arthur C. Thomssen
Committee
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On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, report was approved.
August 24, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
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We, your committee on Water and Light to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Mrs. Edward J. Cain and others for the
installation ,of street light at Taylor St. and Capitol Avenue,
wish to recommend that the Light Department be instructed to
install this light placing the same on the City street lighting
circuits.
L. F. Campbell
Raymond K. Vogt
Arthur C. Thomssen
Committee
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Letter from the Fire and Causalty Insurance Board
commending the Mayor and Council for the action taken on law
violators of speed limits. On motion of Harris, seconded by
Thomssen, was received and placed on file.
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September 3, 1949
Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
According to the records in the Treasurers office, there
evidently is an agreement or understanding between the City and
Mr. Leo Stuhr to the effect that he may irrigate 60 acres of
land from the Sewer outfall ditch at a cost to him of $1.50
per acre per year.
No payment has been received since November 30, 1946,
which was for the year - October 1, 1945 to October 1, 1946,
although the Superintendent of the Disposal Plant informs me
that he has been irrigating every year since, including 1949.
I mailed Mr. Stuhr a statement on August 5th of this
year for the years 1947, 1948 and 1949, carbon copy of statement
attached hereto, but have had no response.
I am therefore referring the matter to you for your
consideration.
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Sigurd Johrde
City Treasurer
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Report of Sanitation Department was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, received and placed on file.
Report of Dr. Woodin, director of Grand Island, Hall
County Health Department,was presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Harris, received and placed on file.
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Application of Joseph E. Kellison for on-off sale beer
license at 319-321 North Pine street was presented. On motion
of Sander, seconded by Overturf, was referred to the License
Committee and hearing date set for September 15.
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Request from residents on Locust street between Koenig
and Court for one-hour parking was present.ed.. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the committee.
Proposed agreement by and between the City'Water and
Light Department and United States of America for "Vets" hospital
was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was
approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 7, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
the construction of Water Main District No. 127 which district
is to be built in Park Avenue from 18th Street to State Street.
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Approx 468 lin. ft. 6" cast iron water main
in place with all fittings
@ $2.85 per ft. $1333.80
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, "'las approved and
Clerk instructed to advertise for bids.
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 7, 1949
Honora tle Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of vJater Main District No. 128 1'rlhich district is
to be built in Anna Street from Lincoln Avenue to Adams Street.
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Approx. 688 line ft. 6" cast iron main
in place with all fittings
@ $2.85 per ft. $1960.80
Respectfully submitted
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
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Grand Island, Nebraska
September 7, 1949
Honorable Hayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
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I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 105 in accordance with
the plans and speci~ication and contract by and between tlle City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the follow-
ing materials at the price set forth in the contract to-wit:
3440 cu yds excavation
998 lin. ft. straight curb removed
2253.52 cu. yds 6" slab
2304.8 line ft. curb & gutter
732 lin. ft. 6" expansion joint
120 1in. ft. alley curb
10 cu. yds header base
5 catch basins removed
5 manholes adjusted for grade
@$1.00
.20
17.00
1.25
.25
.90
15.00
75.00
25.00
$ 3440..00
199..60
38309.84
2881..00
183.00
108..00
150..00
375.00
125.00
45771.44
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid
Paving District No. 105 be accepted by the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 105..
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To the Diamond Engineering Co..
To Engineering Publication & Advertising
Total
To be divided as follows:
To the Paving District Fund
To Pavind Fund
Tot al
$45771.44
2288.57
48060..01
42193.71
5866.30
48060.01
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board
of equalization on said Paving District No. 105, on the 21st
day of September, 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was approved.
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 7, 1949
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. 115 in accordance with
the plans and specification and contract by and between the City
of Grand Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co..
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
t o-",i t :
368.33
400
133.2
cu. yds 6" slab
cu. yds excavation
line ft. 1 x 6 exp.. joint
@ $16..75
1.00
.25
$6169.53
400.00
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cu yds header base
$15.00
150.00
6742.83
Total
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid
Paving District 115 be accepted by the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska.
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I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with Paving District No. 115.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering Publication & Advertising
Tot al
$6742.83
337.10
7079.93
To be divided as follows:
Total
6328.29
751.64
7079.93
To the Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a board
of equalization on said Paving District No. 115 on the 21st day
of September, 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was approved.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
September 7, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that Don H. Schwieger has completed
the work of two double tennis courts at Ryder Park - 3rd ward
and Grace Abbott - 4 th ward in accordance with the plans and
specification and cqntract by and between the City of Grand
Island, Nebr. and Don H. Schwieger.
I further certify that the work done cont~ins the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
to-wit:
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284.5
204
24
8
360
264
1852
1076
cu yds 411 slab
line ft. 1 x 4 exp joint
line ft. 2i1l gal. pipe
net standards with ratchets
line ft. i" tie bars
form lumber
sa. 6 x 6 x 10 mesh 2.54
line · ft. 1" pipe for backstop .19
line ft. 5' chicken wire for backstop.08i
labor putting up wire netting ,
Total
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$17.00
.17
.50
9.00
.06
$4836.50
40.80
12. 00
72. 00
21.60
60.00
670.56
351.88
91.46
24.00
6180.80
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid tennis
courts be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, was approved.
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Protests from residents in the vicinity of Lot 4,
Block 5, Kernohan & Deckers Addition, pertaining to construction
of building for wholesale, retail or machine shop purposes
was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, were
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approved.
Request for curb sidewalk along 't!\Test side of Elm Street
from Division street to the alley south, was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by ~Vilson, permission 'tvEtS granted.
Petition for creation of paving district on Harrison
Street from the south side of Charles street to the south side
of Anna Street, and Anna Street from the west side of Harrison
Street to the west side of Logan Street, and John Street from
the west side of Logan Street to the west side of Jackson street.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, that the district be
created. Carried.
Request of George W. Tucker for permission to build
curb sidewalk on the east side of Cleburn from Charles street
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south to the alley was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Wilson, permission was granted.
Petition for paving district on east Koenig street from
the west property line of south Oak to the east property line of
south Sycamore, signed by Mrs. Sidney Besack and others, was
presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wil~on, the district
be created. Carried.
Petition for paving district on Jackson street from the
south side of John street to the south side of Anna street,
Anna street to the east side of Monroe street, and Monroe from
Anna to John street~ signed by L. T. Powell and others was
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presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, that the
district be created. Carried.
Request for permission to build curb sidewalk along the
also to construct curb and curb sidewalk along east side of bloqkJi'
north side of lot one/, block 8, Ashton place, was present ed.i' i' ,"
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, request was granted.
Supplemental agreement by and between the Union Pacific
Railroad Company and the City of Grand Island pertaining to
traffic signal light being moved from the U. P. crossing on Eddy
street to the U.P. crossing on Jackson street was presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, was referred to the
City Attorney for opinion.
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Bonds were presented as follows:
Jack Hann
Policeman
LeRoy Nielsen
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Roy Peter Jensen
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WalterH_ Kruse, Electrician
Diamond Engineering Co. Performance Bond.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, were approved.
Bond of Sigurd Johrde for $50,000 was presented. On
motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was approved.
Blanket bond of public employees of Anton Stransky,
Richard Gericke, Walter Geis, Melvin H. Westphal, was presented
and referred to the City Attorney.
Bid of Islartu Supply Company on street sweeper and
equipment for $7897.50 and the old sweeper to be taken in at
$700, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,
bid was accepted.
Thomssen mentioned that he desired to rescind action
previously taken by the Council on the Hild house moving case as
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to furnishing bond. Some discussion and no action taken.
Registered letter from Oscar Hild enclosing certified check for
$1.70 for building permit was presented. On motion of Campbell,
seconded by Snygg, was referred to the City Attorney.
Harris mentioned that the committee appointed by the
Mayor met with a group from the School Board at the Stratton
Hotel pertaining to the annexation of Broadwell Courts and that
request was made that a traffic light be installed at Seventh
and Broadwell. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was
referred to the Police, and Street and Alley Committees and
C. W. Burdick with power to act.
Harris mentioned request for a street light at Waugh
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and Huston streets and was advised there should be a petition
presented.
Wilson mentioned a discussion on street lighting at the
Airbase. There might be a possibility of placing lights at
other points than intersections, same to be checked by Airport
force and a representative from the Light Department.
Overturf mentioned request from Jessee Baking Company
for permission to p~ace a large neon sign on city property at
Five Points.
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Overturf mentioned request from Taylor for permission
to plant wheat on the east side of the ball park grounds which
is now planted in corn. After some discussion, on motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to Snygg and Overturf
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for further checking.
Overturf mentioned the residence on west Third Street
occupied by George Clark family is in need of a roof and that
he had contacted Duff of the Duff Roofing Company and obtained
a price of $166 for a new roof. On motion of Wilson, seconded
by Harris, was referred to the City Property Committee with
power to act. (Roof to cost not to exceed $166.00)
Snygg mentioned he had had complaints on some of the
oiled streets within the city. After some discussion, was
referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
Snygg mentioned seeding of the baseball park to begin
soon.
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The Mayor appointed Joe Bosler Chief of Police. On <~
motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, appointment was confirmed.
Discussion on twelve blocks of paving on Fourth, First
and Koenig streets. Mr. Hoskins was requested to make estimate
as to the cost. (His fee $200.)
Hoskins final report on Broadwell street paving was
presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was approved.
The Mayor mentioned the Conoco st?rage tanks which were
damaged by fire, stating that same were about to be rebuilt.
After some discussion as to restrictions, etc, motion by Overturf,
seconded by Wilson, that the city attorney prepare ordinance
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restricting construction of gas storage tanks in the city limits.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen, Harris,
Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Sander, pass. Voting "no" none.
The Mayor mentioned complaints on cut-outs on Diesel
trucks. After some aiscussion, the police were instructed to
comply \vith the ordinance pertaining to mufflers and cut-outs.
The DDT campaign having been finished, on motion of Harris,
seconded by Thomssen, the city attorney was instructed to pre-
pare resolution of gratitude to the Lions Club.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, the salary
of Ed Keiss, assistant Engineer, was raised to $300.00 a month.
Notion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, salary of city attorney
was raised to $225. ~ month.
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WlmHEAS, in East l:>ark, Sunny Side Addi tion and Barks 1st,
2nd and 3rd Subdivisions, to the City of Grand Island, streets
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were provided for when the same were talc-en into the corporate
lirrli ts but said stree ts were never named, and
WlmREAS, property owners and persons residing along such
unnamed streets have requested that said streets be named and
that street signs be erected and to ~hat end, names for said
streets have been submi.tted and recormnencleeJ.
NOVI, T d::..mmJ' ORE, BE 11' RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUHCIL
OF 'l1J.iE CI11Y O:F' GRAND ISLAND, NE13RASYJU
That the streets in said area, which run east and west, be
named and de signatecl as follol1vs:
'rhat the street lying between East Park and Bark's Subdivision
be named and designated i1Haborn Streetll; that the street
lying between Bark's Subdivision and Bark's 2nd Subdivision be
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named and designated "Glendale Street"; t.flat the street lying
between Lots 18 and 29 in Bark~ 2nd Subdivision be named and
designated Eldorado Street"; that the street lying between Barle's
2nd Subdivision and Bark~ 3rd Subdivision be named and designated
as "'Truman Street"; that the street lying between Lots 34 and
~5 in Bark's 31'0. Subdivision, be named and designated IIJ>erry StreetfJ;
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na'. . ne s -ree G Ylng De ween -'ar{s 1'0 0U00.lVlSlOn an ,. unny
Side Addi tion, be named and des:Lgna ted as ~tEdwar'd Streetll, and
that the street which runs north and south in said area and which
extends nortb. from 7th Stre.et to Capi tal Avenue, be named and
designated as "Geddes Streetll.
BE rc FURTl:IEH R8S0LVED that the City l.';ngineer be and b.e is
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hereby lirdered, authorized and directed to place names and street
signs upon said streets as herein provided.
rm Fe f:'UH'l'}jli;R RESOLVED that certified copies of this ResolutioT
be forwarded to the Post Master of the City of Grand Island, Nebr-
aska; to the Register of Deeds; to the Water, Light & Ice
Departm.ent; to the Police Depar tmen t; to the Fire Department;
to the City Engineer and to the Building Inspector.
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Respectfully submitted this 7th day of September, 1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, resolution was
adopted.
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Ordinance No. 2308 repealing ordinance 2299 regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2309 assessments on paving district 109
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Motion
of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance was placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
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Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander.
Voting "noli none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting IYes"Campbell,Thorassen,Harris,
Wilson Vogt Snygg Overturf,Snader. Votrnng "No".None.
, Ordfnance'2310 creating sewer district 233 between Anna
street and Oklahoma Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Adams Street
was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
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Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, vJilson, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf, Sander. Voting "noli none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
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suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2311 creating Water Main District 128 in Anna
Street from Lincoln to Adams was regularly passed by the Council
and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
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suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
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Ordinance 2312 authorizing sale of lots 88 and 89,
tllJest Lawn AdeU tion, to Arnold F. Sorenson and 'wife regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf,
Sander. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" .Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, 1!Jilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
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Ordinance 2313 authorizing sale of lots 90 and 91 to
Roy W. Johnson for $400 was regularly passed by the Council and
signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
lIyes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf,
Sander. Voting "noli none.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris,
Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf, 8an('1er. Voting "no" none.
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Ordinance 2314 creating paving district 121, Harrison
street from Charles to Anna, John street from Jackson to Logan,
Anna street from Harrison to Logan, was regularly passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, ordinance was
placed on first reaqing at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf,
Sander. Voting "no" none.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes II Campbell, T110mssen,
Harris, Wilson, VOGt, Snygg, Overturf, Sander. Voting "noli none.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of
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Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Vogt, Bnygg,
Overturf, Sander. Voting "no" none.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Hoskins estimate
on Broadwell Street paving was approved.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Council adjourned
to Sept ember 15.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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APF)HOPHIATION S j)J\ID 8:XP DI TUH8S
FUND APPIlOPRIjlTIONS
To Pay Co. Treas. $4,500.00
Salaries 17,500.00
Street & Alley
40,500.00
15,533.24
Gas Tax
S ,S','! er Fun d
51,000.00
1,680.00
37,610.00
Ly7,500.00
6,500.00
56,l~0.00
35,000.00
11,500.00
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Incidentals
Municipal Pool
Airport
Semi tD, tion
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
6,000.00
P;crJi: Fund
~,4, 01,.5.00
97,340.00
Police Fund
Cemetery F'und
30,90.00
Fire Fund
101,43lj,.32
Pension Fund
5,551.02
Paving Fund
8,150.00
IVlu sic Fund
5,000.00
"622";57 :3":- 58
Total Approp.
Ice Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
PcJving District
TO ~3 BP T. 8, 1911'9
HECfIPTS &
THiiJ\J 8F SHS
EX]) D ED
30~,. 64
1,020.00
1,297.38
1,510.52
3, 750.1:2
163.85
3, SLI.;.? 21
4,372.06
1,'29.3.97
lr, 926. 75
3,201.58
9,632.75
d 9,c.,0 J3
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2,785.65
6,594.83
.388.75
6,429.15
6G;3S"2:'bl;
3,102.28
31,102.67
13:1,905.74
51.2797.36
1278;290:69
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. itVhite,
City Clerk
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BALANCE
Lt,195.36
. 16,11'80.00
39,202.62
14.,022.72
1,,7,24,9.58
1,516.15
33,767.79
4.3,127.94
5,206.03
51,21.3.25
31,79EL42
11,500.00
( or,o 00
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34,-412.25
88,1:,71.87
27,3CM..35
94,839.4.9
5,16;).27
1,720.85
5,000.00
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502.190.94
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Grand Island, Nebraska
September 15, 1949
Council met as per adjournment of September 7, his Honor
the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except Campbell.
Mayor asked for verbal communication from the persons present.
Mr. Norris L. Potter, 923 South Kimball, called attention
of the Council to his request for permit to place popcorn stand
on the curb at the corner of Second and Wheeler, Phillips "66"
Station. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded
by Overturf, Mr. Potter was permitted to place the popcorn stand
at that location for trial. The curb tax to be determined later.
Mr. Grimminger, representing Falldorf and Ehlers, pertaining
to Storm Sewer across their property from intersection of Blaine
and Palmer streets to the Sugar factory sewer ditch. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was referred to the Sewer Com-
mittee in conjunction with the City Engineer and City Attorney
to make report as soon as possible.
Lloyd Ross, who had made request for building permit on
rear of lot 101 block 10, H. G. Clark Addition, requested Council
permission to build within two foot of the lot line, claiming
that Mr~ Bresley, part owner of adjoining property, had given
her consent. At this point, the protest by Mrs. Sadie E. Bresley,
was presented, claiming in part that she was opposed to further
building on this property as business property as it Was too
close to the lot line for ingress and egress for persons living
therein. After some facts were brought out pertaining to the
ownership of the ground, it was the decision of the Mayor and
Council that they would have no power to give consent for the
building. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Council took
no action.
(Councilman Campbell arrived.)
Mr. Tripe made inquiry as to the Sewer Service Charge and
was told same would be taken care of later in the evening.
Claim of E. W. Hogle for damage to his car on account of
parking in front of Western Union Office at the time the Light
Department was laying traffic cable and the right front wheel
having dropped into the ditch, was presented. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, claim was referred to the Light Dept.
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Letter from R. E. Stephens pertaining to insurance coverage
on grandstand and lighting equipment, same having been renewed
as of March 7, 1949 but the claim never having been paid, to
adjust insurance rate on account of the property being taken
into the city. After some discussion, on motion of Campbell,
seconded by Thomssen that the claim of $84.32 be allowed providing
ifl and when, the adjusted insurance rates are presented, that
refund would be from the time property was taken into the city.
Letter from Paul Holmberg with reference to amended ordinance
pertaining to Sewer Service charge was presented. Also copy of
the letter from Hl.... D. L. Pettis. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Sander, was received and placed on file.
Contract of the United Airlines was presented along with
opinion o~ Attorney Holmberg. On motion of Wilson, seconded
by Sander, contract was accepted, the Hayor authorized to sign.
Mayor mentioned telephone call from the Slick Airways,
Denver, Colorado, pertaining to new contract. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Sander, City Attorney was authorized to draw up
proposed contract wi th the Slick AiJ'vmys for their approval.
H.equest from Mr. Nunnenkamp (by Lloyd Kelly) for l"'ezoning
lots one, three, five, seven i~ block 14, College Addition,
was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, hearing
date on rezoning was set for October/5.
Supplemental contract by and between city of Grand Island
and the U. P. Railroad pertaining to overhead light being movea.
from Eddy Street to Jackson Street railroad crossing was presented
along with the opinion of the City Attorney. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Wilson, supplemental contract was approved
and the Mayor authori~ed to sign.
WHEREAS, the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF' GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement
covering the relocation from Eddy Street to Jackson Street of
a crossing light at Grand Island, Nebraska; said agreement being
identified as Railroad Company1s C. D. No. 24327-G; and
~vHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review
and consideration; and
vfHEH.EAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Islend, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by
the acceptance of said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT !RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
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'I'hat the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execut.e said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Harris,seconded by Wilson Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, City Attorney
"las instructed to make demand on the U. P. Railroad Company for
a warning traffic light or watchman on Jackson street.
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WHEREAS, the officers and members of the Lions Club of
Grand Island, have again this year rendered a great service to
said City by causing garbage cans, alleys, thoroughfares and
germ infected areas to be sprayed with germ killing DDT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASI~:
That we express grateful thanks for the citizens of
Grand Island and for ourselves to the officers and members of
this public spirited institution for this most timely and use-
ful public service.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be spread upon
the minutes of our proceedings and that a copy hereof be forwarded
to the officers and members of the Lions Club.
Respectfully submitted and adopted this the /~ day of
Sep tember, 1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, Resolution was
adopted.
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE crrrY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, that the application of Joseph E. Kellison
for an "On Sale and Off Saletf beer license for the address known as
319-321 North Pine Street in the City of Grand Island be
granted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Comnlission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certified
copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 15th day of September, 1949.
On motion of Sanderl seconded by Harrisl Resolution was
adopt ed.
Bond of William A. Barrett, dba Grand Island Loan ShoPI
was presented. On motion of Sanderl seconded by Harrisl was
approved.
Bond of Oscar Hild pertaining to the house moved in lot 71
Block 691 Wheeler and Bennett I s Thir0. Addi tionl as to repairs
needed was presented. On motion of Overturf, seconded by Sander,
'trlaS approved.
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WHEREAS, Oscar Hild, a duly licensed house mover, residing in
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, has moved the old Lutheran
Parsonage from the real estate described as Lot One (1), Block
Eighty-three (83), Original ':eown, now the Ci ty of Grand Island,
Nebraska, to the real estate described as Lot Seven (7), Block
Sixty-nine (69), Wheeler and Bennett's Third Addition to the said
City, and
WHEREAS, the said Oscar Hild failed to comply with the ordinances
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, by failing to obtain the
written permission so to do from a sufficient number of property
owners residing in the half block in which said building was moved
to and from the property owners owning the lots in the one-half
block opposite the new location, which said lots are in Block Sixty-
two (62) of said Wheeler & Bennett's Third Addition, and
WHEREAS, property owners residing in said Wheeler & Bennett's
Third Addition have appeared before the Mayor and Council objecting
and protesting to the re-location of said Lutheran parsonage on
said lot, for the reason that the same is in a bad state of repair
and would therefore injure property values in the neighborhood, and
WHEREAS, the said Oscar Hild has agr~ed to do what may be
necessary to alter and repair the said building so as to place it
in a presentable condition and appearance by the 1st day of March,
1950, and has filed a performance bond in the penal sum of ~?500. 00,
John F. McCarthy of the City of Grand Island, as suret:y, with the
City Clerk.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ~~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL
OF' THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the said Oscar Hild be and he is hereby granted permissipn
to locate the said Lutheran Parsonage residence on the above described
lot or tract of land; that the performance bond of Nir. Hild and his
surety be and they are hereb'Y. approved and that the City Clerk forward
to Ernest L. Walker, Chief Building Inspector, a certified copy of
this Resolution.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, was appl"'oved~
subject to repairs as stated in application for building permit
and approval of Building Inspector Walker.
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WHEREAS, on the 1st day of June, 1949, the Mayor and Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, passed and approved Ordinance No.
2289 establishing and fixing rates to be charged for sewer service
within said City, and
WHEREAS, paragraph two of Section 3 of said Ordinance provided as
follows:
"The monthly contribution of sewage from a residential
consumer shall be considered equal to one-third (1/3)
of his consumption of water for the quarter year ending
January 31st next preceding the date of billing.!!
and
VffiEREAS, it was the intention of the Mayor and Council to
compute the residence conSUITlers contribution for such sewer service
according to the lowest water meter reading during the year, it being
presumed that very little water is used for lawns, gardens or for
irrigation during the quarter ending January 31st, and
WHEREAS, a survey of the water meter readings during said quarter
now reveals that considerable water is used for lawns, trees, and for
irrigation and in order to establish a more fair and equitable charge
for such sewer service, the Council has determined that the residence
consumers contribution for such sewer service should be computed upon
the quarter meter reading which shows the lowest consumption and for
that purpose the Mayor and Council have ~aended said paragraph two of
Section 3 of Ordinance No. 2289, so that the residence consumers
contributions for sewer service shall be computed upon the quarterly
water meter reading ending January 31st or April 30th, which ever
shows the lowest quarterly consumption, and
WHEREAS, the first statements sent to residence consumers on
August 1st, 1949, for such sewer service charges, were computed upon
the quarterly reading ending January 31st and the Council has determJ.ned
that the second statements soon to be furnished should be computed
in accordance with the ordinance as amended and that the first
statements furnished should likewise be computed in accordance with
said amended ordinance and refunds be made to all residence consumers
where the adjusted charge is found to be less than the statements
furnished.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, 1~BRASY~:
That all of the statements sent to residence consumers on the 1st
day of August, 1949, be adjusted in accordance with the provisions of
said ordinance as amended and be computed on which ever of the two
said quarters shows the lowest water consumption; that refunds be
made to all residence consumers in all cases where such computation
shows that such residence consumer has paid a greater amount than due
on his account as adjusted; that checks for such refunds be paid out
of the Sewerage Revenue Bond Fund and that the City Treasurer be and
he is hereby directed and authorized to sign said checks and pay the
same when presented for payment.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all charges made for sewer service
on August 1st, 1949, which have not been paid be adjusted in accordance
with the ordinance as amended and that all credits due be entered
on such residence consumers accounts.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk forward certified
copies of this Resolution to the City Treasurer, to C. W. Burdick,
Commissioner and to the Kirkpatrick-Pettis Company of Omaha, Nebraska.
Respectfully submitted this /~ day of September, 1949.
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After some discussion on motion of Thomssen, second,ed by
Campbell, Resolution was adopted. Roll call Ballot. Voting
Campbell
llyes "/Thoms sen, Harri s, \tJ'il son, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
Claims of Geer-Maurer Company and McNett Company on additions
at the Power plant, R. E. Stephens for $84.32, and Municipal
Retirement fund for four per cent of salaries for the month of
August were presented. on motion of Campbell, seconded by
Harris, were approved. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell,
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Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting
"no" none.
Some discussion as to registering of warrants especially
on the Paving District fund. On motion of Harris, seconded by
Sander, was referred to the Finance Committee, City Attorney
and Treasurer for recommendations to be presented at the next
meeting.
Ordinance 2315 creating Paving District 122 in Koenig
street from Sycamore to Oak, and in Kimball street, from Koenig
to Charles, was regula:l,"ly passed by the Council and signed by
the Mayor.? On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll Call ballot.
Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, rules were
suspended and ordinance plac,ed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting lIyes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson,
Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2316 creating Paving District 123 in Jackson
street from John to Anna, in Anna street from Jackson to Monroe,
in Monroe street from Anna to John, ,,"vas regularly passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded b:,r Sander, ordinance ';vas
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Tl10mssen, seconded b:,r Campbell, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Over~urf.
Votinry IIno" none.
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Ordinance 2317 amending paragraph two of section three
in ordinance 2289, pertaining to Sewer Service charge, was
regularly passed by the Council and signed b:,r the Mayor.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "no" none.
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On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on second reading at length. Roll
call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, \1ilson,
Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "noli none.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on third reading at length.
Holl call ballot. Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen, Harris,
Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting IIno" none.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, ordinance
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, \rJilson,
Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting IIno" none.
Wilson mentioned some tenants at the Airbase were arrears
in their rent. On motion of Ivil son, seconded by Sander, was
referred to the City Attorney for collection.
Thomssen commended Chief Bosler on his campiaign with the
boys, the increase in attendance and the good apparently being
done. Also made mention of the fact that the Chief had stood
II the expense himself. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen,
report was approved and the expense to be taken care of through
the Police Department.
Some discussion on rebuilding of the Conoco Oil Company
tanks. The Mayor advised the Council that no permit should be
issued since the Mayor and Council had ordered the City Attorney
to draw ordinance against the construction of gasoline tanks
within the city limits.
On motion of Wilson, Council adjourned.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Mayor presiding. All Oouncilmen present.
Council met as Board of Equalization, his honor, the
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA, sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice havin~ been given thereof that we find the total east of
construction of Paving District No. 105 to be the total sum of
$42161.40; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district to be the sum of $42161.40 arid that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAME
Peter Bohl
Prank c.~ Ollie Buell
If 82' 4
Phil H. &; Abbie H. Hiehra
S 50' 4
Vernon D. Kluge
N 60' 5
Phil H. &: Abbie H. Riehm
S 72' 5
L. B. Huffman-son
Walter }I'. L,~ Jeanette E."tuil1in
Estate of Roy Salisbury
Minnie Hamilton-wife
Kathryn Margaret ~ose
S 84' 8
li/a1ter F. 0: Jeanette E. (,~uillin jN 48' 8
William k. & Addie M. Doodhead
Albert H. & Francis C. Conley
Clara A. Lawrence & Agnes J. Smentowski
W 1 7
2
Alice Wiley
E ~-
Alice Vii ley
Vii 6' 8
Fred & Tina Schirkofsky
E 60' 8
Anna Mildenstein
Irene Florence Severson
S l.
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Walter F. & Jeanette E.
James R. & Idella M. Morrissey S 68' 5
Lenora Maxine Rief
N 64' 5
Katie Kehn
John Paustian
LOT BLOCK
ADDI'l'ION
3
75
Original frown
'75
II
II
75
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75
11
II
75
II
If
6
II
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1
II
II
76
2
11
II
76
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7
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3 147 Union Pacific Hy.
Co. 2nd
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~;~247. 5C
358.7!
2l8.7[
262.5e
315.0C
247.5C
577.5C
247.5C
247.5e
367. 5e
2l0.0C
693.0C
297.0C
148.5C
148.5C
45.54
647.46
297.0C
346.0C
346.0C
357.00
336.00
297.0C
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Harlan & Edna b.
Leth
William n. & Lydia hi. v1ilson
Lorenz Speck
William H. c::, Lydia M.;Jilson
Erwin A. Speck
Henry Fuss
Staats & Ruth Di~on
Roy A. &, Helen T.il Youngs
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Roy 11. (I' Helen F. Youngs
Lucile V. D:. Irma in. King
Herman Meier
John J. & ~ona L. Biemond
Ida E. Rice
Ella M. Peeler
Oscar E. & Mabel Rank
John & Pauline Brehm
Peter & Katherina Brehm
Delbert W. Kenyon
John & Mary Helzer
Robert Conow & wife
Helen Hasenpf1ug
'fre sa Kellogg
Raymond W. & Pauline Roehrkasse
William A. Gross
Anna Moeller
William H. &lVlargaret Ronnfeldt
Dora Nietfeld
Katie Keihn
Henry Hoss
Henry Fuss
Henry Puss
Oswald & Anna Petersen
Joseph E. & Edna M. Rajewich
John Jacoby
Allyn W. & Charlotte S. Eaton
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LOT BLOCK
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E 9' 5
W 5'7' 5
Vi 28' 6
E 38' 6
1
2
Fr. 7
Fr. 8
1
2
3
4
5
6
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8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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8
9
10
11
12
8
9
10
11
12
13
4
14'7
14'7
14'7
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148
148
148
148
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3
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AhIOUNT
Union Pacific
Co. 2nd
Ry.
::0693.0C
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II II 6'7 . 5~
II " 625.4c
" II 134.92
II " 162.0';
II II 693.0C
" II 29'7.0C
11 " 133.82
II II 465.3'1
Jones 33'7. 5C
II 2 9 3 . '7t
II 293.n
" 293.'7~
II 293. '7:
II 293.'7t
" 293.'7E
II 293. n
" 293.'7f
" 293.'7E
" 31:2.5C
" 262.5E
II 267.5(
II 298. '7~:
Koehler Place 412.5C
II " 412. 5f
II II 412.5C
II II 412.5C
II " 412.5C
it II 412.5C
II 11 412. 5C
II II 412. 5C
II " 412.5C
" II 412.50
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LOT BLOCK
Louie C. & Hzel Helzer
14
8
9
10
11
S 44' 12
N 22' 12
S 22' 13
N 44' 13
14
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
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John J. & Ella M. Schuett
John & Elizabeth Schleicher
John &, Esther l:iillman
John 8;; Kate Hofferber
John & Kate EOfferber
Marie 8::., Elmer Vi . Woodruff
Harry Peters
IIowar'n tv. Kirkman
R. O. & Martha E. Whitney
Peggy Hullinger
Alexander Puss
John i!;:, Elizabeth Schleicher
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Hahn & Elizabeth Schleicher
Maud TiI. Lunney
;3amuel P. Helzer
Charles A. Callihan
Amalia H. Lenz
'Walter A. Ott
James A. Tuma
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City of Grand Island
Bast of Oak
A
City of Grand Island
liVest of Oak
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7
7
7
7
'7
B
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
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3
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4
ADDITION
Koehler Place
If II
If If
II If
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II "
II "
!I II
II 11
II If
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II "
II "
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II II
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Lakeview
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Ros s c;~ Ash ton
Place
If
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School District of Grand Island 8 I\:oehler Sub.
Scbool District of Grand Island 9 If If
School District of Grand Island 10 If If
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-r" I"uss Jr. I}; Huth Fuss 11 II II
nenry
e City of GI'and Island N 481' 12 " II
John V;J . & Thelma Vanosdall S 1001-E 135' 12 " II
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~iA12. 5c
495.0C
495.0C
495. OC
495.0C
330.0C
165.0C
165.0C
330.0C
495.0C
412.5C
412.5C
412.5C
495.0C
495.0C
495.00
495.0C
495.00
495.00
729.75
309.75
10.50
2812.50
3006.25
1031.25
1031.25
1031.25
6fa7.50
2900.62
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBHASKA.: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
construction of Paving District No. 115 to be the total sum of
;U;6432.95; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district to be the sum of $6432.95 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposi te the several descriptions as
follows:
ADDITION
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LOT BLOCK
25
Bakers
$482.33
NAME
Myrtle B. Wells
Lars D. Nelson
Fr
August E. & Laferne R. Hackman Fr.
Herbert E. & Alice A. Nelson Fr.
John Devlin
Alfred H. & Evelyn S. Reher
Norman A. & Esther H. Echtenkamp
Robert A. & Catherine D. Meyer
N 50' Fr. 10
John F. & Maxine M. Campbell
S 82' }<'r. 10
Emil A. &, Viola E. Schaaf
PI'. 1
Emil & Viola Schaaf
J. H. Nitzel Jr. & Relen M. Nitzel
E. F. & Alice Terry
Fr.
Clarence J. & Martha M. Reitan Fr.
Leslie R. & Irena D. Roulette Fr.
Ella Martin
Dan W. & Bernice W. Bufkin
stanley D. & Gladys D. Long
P. B. & Esther Rockwell
N 72'
Edward E. & Bessie A. Clark S 60'
Hans Gulzow Jr. & Frieda Gulzow
N 60'
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2
25
II
216.22
3
2
25
II
93.45
II
216.22
26
3
26
II
482.33
8
4
Woodbine
93.45
9
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216.22
4
4
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182.70
4
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Henry 8" Dora Stoltenberg S 72' 6 15 Wasmer'&! Annex ~,219. 24,
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Hans Gulzow Jr. (~ Frieda Gulzow
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Henry 81" Dora Stoltenberg C' 72'-W 1. 7 15 II " 94.95
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Elmer L. W. Scott E l 7 15 II II 93.95
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Elmer L. W. Scott W l 8 15 II " 93.95
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'!iVaI tel" P. & Marie Lauritsen PI'. S 16 " II 93.95
John H. & Bernice Easley Fr. 9 16 II " 216.22;
John p & Ella L. Lioby :n Fr. 10 16 " II 482.33
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, resolution was adopted.
There being no protests, on motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson,
Council adjourned as Board of Equalization.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Council met in regular session, his honor the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen present.
Harris mentioned he had received request from Mr.
Fred Moeller for some relief pertaining to water through the
storm sewer which seems to overflow his slough. After some dis-
cussion, on motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, the City would
furnish tile for use as culvert and drainage on the Fred Moeller
place.
Bid of the City Water Department on water main districts
127 and 128 for six-inch cast iron and six-inch C I water main,
class B, with all valves and specials complete at $2.85 per foot
was presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Overturf,
bid was accepted.
Bids on painting of North Side Fire Station were read
as follows:
Pet e ~'l. Nielsen
$717.00
Jolll1 A. Bixemann
775.00
On motion of Harris, seconded by tHlson, bids were referred to
the City Property Committee.
Bids on car to be used in Police Department were read
as f ollov.Js:
Diers Motor, six cylinder Ford
allowance on old car $273.85
$1422.30 less
Roush Motor Company, 1949 Plymouth
allowance for trade-in $650.00
1875.65 less
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Vogt, bids were referred to
the Police Committee.
Bids on trucks for use in the Electric Department
were presented as follows:
Diers Motor Company, 3/4 ton truck
Diers Motor Company, 1/2 ton pick-up
International Harvester Company
1/2 ton truck
3/4 ton truck
Central Chevrolet, 1/2 ton pick-up
3/4 ton
$940.28 net
1003.40 net
990.00 net
970.20 net
1030.00 net
1167.50 net
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Campbell, bids were referred
to the Light Committee anc1 C. vi. Burdicl,:.
Request of the Platte Valley Construction Company for
stop signs on Phoenix street from Locust street to Adams street
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was presented. After some discussion, on motion of Harris,
seconded by Sander, request was granted and the police instructed
to order signs.
Request of Herman F. BuckovJ for adjustment on gravel
tax and int erest on lots 1 to 10 in block 8, University place,
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was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was
referred to the City Attorney.
Letter from J. G. \voodin, Granel Island-Hall County
Health Department, by C. B. Kinnison, pertaining to an ordinance
governing the sale of any meat or meat products generally eaten
in raw or improperly cooked condition, was presented. After some
discussion, motion by Harris, seconded by Sander, the City Attorney
was instructed to prepare ordinance governing same.
Request of Harl H. Petersen for permission to move
frame building 12 x 14, lot 8, Block 62, Original Town, for the
purpose of establishing Hamburger shop and lunch counter was
presented. After some discussion, on account of tlle area being
in a fire zone, motion by Harris, seconded by Overturf, request
was clenied.
II Claim of Mrs. Olive Ransom for alleged damage to her
dress, stockings and bruises on account of having fallen on tlle
sidewalk along the south side of Lot 8, Block 79, Original Town,
was presented. The claim having been presented to Mr. Walker
previously, made the following report:
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 20, 1949
Mr. Janeral Harris
Chairman - Street ano.. Alley Dept.
Dear Mr. Harri s :
I have, as you requested, investigated the
accio.ent of Mrs. Olive Ransom, 303 East 11th Street.
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Mrs. Ransom reports that she was injured west
of the intersection of First and Pine Street on the brick sidewalk;
inThi cll is south of Terry used car lot on t he north side of First
Street.
I find no defects in the brick sidewalk at this
point and no loose bricks projecting upward as reported.
Respectfully,
E. L. Vlalker
City Building Inspector
On mot ion of Barri s, seconded by Overturf, cl aim was rej ect ed.
The Clerk advised the Mayor and Council that a petition ~
was on file requesting special election for the purpose of organizing
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the City of Grand Island under the City Manager form of govern-
ment, as provided for in Chapter 19, Article 6, compiled Statutes
of 1943.
Report of Paul Holmberg on Surety Bond furnished by
Anton Stransky, Richard Gericke, Walter H. Geis, and Melvin H.
Westphal, members of the Grand Island Police Department, being
favorable, on motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, bond was
approved.
Petition of fourteen new and used car dealers request-
ing the Council for enactment of ordinance prohibiting tIle con-
ducting of business in the sale of new and used automobiles
within the city limits on the first day of the week, known as
Sunday, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was referred to the ordinance committee.
Petition of Earl L. Walling for permission to build
curb sidewalk on the west side of Walnut Street from 16th street
north to the alley was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Wilson, permission was granted.
Grand Island, Nebraska
September 21, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Paving District No. 119, which district is to
be in Fifth street from Pine street to Sycamore street.
Approx.
231.4 cu yds. 6" concrete slab
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@ ~17.00 per cu. yd.
608 lin. ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25 per line ft.
100 line ft. 1 x 6 expo joint
@ $.35 per line ft.
Move catchbasin (1)
Build 1 new catchbasin
Lay 70 lin. ft. 12" clay tile to
catchbasin @ $2.00 per ft.
Remove 198 line ft. straight curb
@ $.25 per. lin. ft.
Remove 80 line ft. curb & gutter
@ $.35 per lin. ft.
250 cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd.
35.00
50.00
75.00
140.00
49.50
28.00
250.00
5321.30
$3933.80
760.00
Total
Plans and specifications are on file at the City Engineer's Office.
Respectfully submitted
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, report was approved, and
Clerk authorized to advertise for bids.
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September 21, 1949
Honol'ab1e Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Paving District No. 120, 'l;111ich district is to
be in lOth Street from Eddy street to Broadwell Avenue.
Approx.
1196.73 cu yds 6" concrete slab
@ $17.00 per. cu yd.
450 line ft. 6" expansion joint
@ $.25
767 line ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25
1200 cu. yds. excavation
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@ ,1.00 per cu. yd.
112.50
958.75
1200.00
22615.66
$20344.41
Total
Plans and specifications are on file at the City
Engineer's Office.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, report was approved and
City Clerk authorized to advertise for bids.
Mr. Perry and Mr. Foreman, representatives of the
Conoco Oil Company, appeared before the Council requesting con-
sideration pertaining to construction of gas storage tanks on
account of tanks having been destroyed by fire.
Mr. Gardiner, Secretary of the Community Chest, made
solicitation of the City for their donation. After some dis-
cussion, motion by Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, that the Light
Department be authorized to make donation of $100.
Inquiry from W. E. Vogel, secretary of the Painters
Union, pertaining to painting of the ball park was presented.
Mr. Snygg reported that the city employees were doing this work
and felt it was not necessary to advertise for bids since the
city had employees vUl0 could do the work.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Grand Island, Nebraska
We, the Sewer Committee, make the following recommen-
elation: That the ci ty outlet at the base of Grant Street be
extended to the Sugar Factory ditch on a line designated by the
owner of the property in conjunction with the Committee. The
City to have the right to continue said ditch in that location,
pending a permanent solution of the problem.
In view of the fact that there is so
due to road construction and the underpass, the
recommends that the hole or holes be filled in,
Committee be given power to act.
much dirt available
Committee further
and that the
Arthur C. Thomssen
J. E. Harris
O.E.Wilson
L. F. Campbell
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Action withheld until plans are furnished by Mrs. Falldorf and
Mrs. Ehlers.
The Police Committee recommends the bid of Diers
Motor Company for trade of police cars be given the car deal
for $1148.44, less $70.00 Federal tax, as the lowest bid.
Raymond K. Vo!!.:t
A. C. Thomssen
o. E. Wilson
Police Committee
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Vogt, was approved.
September 21, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Gentlemen:
We, your committee on vJater and Lightl to "lhom'tiTas
referred the bids for two trucks, wish to report that we find the
net bid of the International Harvester Company on both trucks to
be the cheapest and best bid.
We recommend the acceptance of the bid of International
Harvester Company on both trucks as follows:
1 - 1/2 ton pick-up as bid
1 - 3/4 ton pick-up as bid
net $990.00
net 970.20
We further recommend that the checks of the unsuccess-
ful bidders be returned.
Lafe Campbell
A. C. Thomssen
Raymond K. Vogt
R. E. Snygg
Ice, Water and Light Committee
Motion by Campbelll seconded by Thomssen, that the report be
approved. After some discussion pertaining to prices etc., it
was decided to withllOld letting bid on 3/4 ton truck.
Motion of Harrisl seconded by Sander, that the City
Att orney draw up agreement by and betiveen the city of G.rand Island
and Mr. Norris Potter for the placing of popcorn stand in front
of F'rauens Phillips "66" Station and the occupation tax be ~,~50
per year. Said agreement to have sixty days clause.
Mr. Harris mentioned Mr. M. E. Olson had contacted
11im pertaining to ground at Five Points which had been previously
donated to the city, in case that tIle city did not desire same,
he would be 1fJilling to accept the l"eturn of title and also assume
the paving tax.
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(c. \-l. Burdick and F. S. White were authorized to
attend the League of Municipalities meeting at Fremont.)
Discussion on proposed condemnation of property north
of Eighteenth, east of vUleeler. No positive action.
Wilson mentioned t~at attorney for Mr. Williams,
lessee at the airbase, had informed him that back rentals would
be paid as soon as their birds were sold~ probably within two
weeks. After some discussion, motion by Wilson, seconded by
Sander, city attorney was authorized to proceed with suit for back
rentals.
1-11". ~'lilson also mentioned the long light poles at the
airbase had been inspected by Mr. Burdick, who offered to buy
same, providing the airport committee would deliver same to the
city. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, authority was
granted Mr. Wilson to make a deal with Mr. Burdi ok.
Sander mentioned the reoonstruotion of storage tanks
by the Conooo Oil Company pertaining to ordinanoe and the city
attorney informed him he had made request of the State Fire
Marshall for recommentritions governing oonstruotion of gasoline
storage tanks within oities. On motion of Sander, seconded by
Wilson, the city attorney was authorized to prepare ordinance
as soon as he reoeived recommendl;ttion from the Fire Ivlarshall
and government regulations pertaining to same.
Disoussion on one-hour parking on south Locust between
Koenig' and Court streets. On motion of Overturf, seconded by
Harris, the Street Dept. paint the ourb three feet eaoh way at
Dr. Taylor's drive.
Thomssen mentioned request froJ;Il City En8'ineer that
his salary be increased to $350. Some discussion pertaining to
increased salaries and the idea presented that perhaps some
previous aotion should be reconsidered pertainin8' to said increases.
Thomssen mentioned the sewer condition existing in the
Claussen Acldi tion 'tv-herein basement <lrains ,vere lower than the
existing sewer. After some discussion, decided the committee
vlOuld meet with Claussen and the City Engineer at 8. time favorable
to all.
Hr. Campbell brought up rejection of bid on 3/4 ton
true}'>.. After some discussion, motion by Campbell, seconded by
Snygg, tllat the Clerk readvertise for bids on 3/4 ton truck.
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Roll call ballot. Voting Ilyes" Campbell, Snyggj voting "no"
Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Overturf.
Motion by Thomssen, seconded by Vogt, bid of Diers
Motor Company on Ford 3/4 ton be accepted. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yesll Thomssen, Harris, vJilson, Sander, Vogt, OVEH"turf.
Votingtlnoll Campbell, Snygg.
Hotion of Snygg, seconded by Thomssen, arrangements be
made for ground for soft-ball field some place on the south side.
September 21, 1949
The Honorable Hayor and Nembers of the Council
Attention: Finance Committee
Gentlemen:
As the Paving District Fund is overdrawn to the
extent of $64,199.52 and there are yet several paving districts
to be completed, I suggest that warrants drawn on the fund be
registered.
I have discussed the matter v"lith the City Attorney
and he agrees that it is the simplest and easiest way to handle
it.
After contacting usual outlets, I find that the warrants
will be readily negotiable at 2*% interest, with the privilege
that the City may take up one or any number of warrants at any
time.
Respectfully submitted,
Sigurd J ohl"'de
City Treasurer
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Overturf suggestion of Johrde
as to registering warrants be approved and that warrants be
drawn on paving district funds for five to ten thousand dollars
each, bearing interest at 2;%.
Snygg mentioned he had received several complaints
pertaining to road sign at east end of the viaduct, same being
referred to the police committee for further checking.
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WHEREAS, the United States of America is the owner of the
real estate described as a tract of land in the South one-half
(S~') of the Northeast quarter of Section Sevent$en (17), Township
Eleven (11) North, Range Nine (9) West of the 6th P. M. in Hall
County, Nebraska, and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point 1037 feet East of the center of Section Seven-
teen (17), thence East along the said one-half section line a
distance of 1255.7'; thence North along the West line of White
Street a distance of 1103 feet, thence west along the South line
of 9th Street a distance of 138', thence North along the west line
of VJhite Street a distance of 226.3', thence west along the South
Line of Boggs & Hills Addition a distance of 1117.7', thence South
a distance of 1329.3' to point of beginning, approximately 37.6 acres,
which said premises are situated beyond the corporate limits of the
City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, and
WHEREAS, the Public Housing Administration, an agency of the
Federal Government has built dwelling units upon said described
real estate, and
WHEREAS, the land on which said dwelling,'uni ts have been
erected, lies adjacent to the City of Grand Island, and
WHEREAS, the IYIayor and City Council of the City of Grand Island
are desirous of having the above described premises annexed to and
made a part of the City of Grand Island and incorporated within the
city limits of said city, and
V'iliEREAS., officials of the Public Housing Administration have
expressed their willingness to have the same incorporated within
the limits of the said City.
NOW, TB:EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska, that the real
estate described as a tract of land in the South one-half (Si)
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of the Northeast quarter of Section Seventeen (17), Township
Eleven (11) North, Range Nine (9) West of the 6th P. M. in Hall
County, Nebraska, and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point 1037 feet East of the center of Section Seven-
teen (17~, thence East along the said one-half section line a
distance of 1255.71, thence North along the west line of White
Street a distance of 1103 feet, thence west along the South line
of 9th Street a distance of 138', thence North along the west line
of White Street a distance of 226.3', thence west along the South
line of Boggs &~ Hills Addi tion a distance of 1117. 7:r, thence
South a distance of 1329.3' to point of beginning, approximately
37.6 acres, be and the same is hereby annexed to and made a part of
the City of Grand Island and shall hereafter be included wi th:i.n the
corporate limits of said City.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a plat of the within described real
estate together with a certified copy of this Resolution be forwarded
to the Public Housing Aillninistration, Chicago, Illinois, and to the
Assessor and Register of Deeds of Hall County, Nebraska and to the
Water, Light and Ice Commissioner, Chief of Police and to the Fire
Chief of the City of Grand Island and that the City Clerk be and he
is hereby ordered and directed to prepare and forward the same.
BE IT FUHTHER HESOLVED that the City Engineer be and he is
hereby ordered and directed to show the annexation of the within
described real estate on the official map of the City of Grand Island.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of September, 1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, reso~ution was adopted
providing the Federal Government \i>lOuld enter into an agreement
on taxes and utilities, same as having been tenatively approved.
Gnygg mentioned there should be one ne'l,v chassis to
be used in the Sanitation Department and SUQQested th~t A~~gn~cmon+~
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be made to purchase one each year. No action taken.
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
WHEREAS, there is the sum of $ 85,000.00 in the Street
Sinking Fund, and
WHEREAS, ~ claimsin the sum of $ 75,000.00 due for paving
intersections and alley returns on Broadwell Avenue is on file with
the Mayor and Council and there are not sufficient funds on hand
to pay said claim, and
WHEREAS, the sum of $75,000.00 should be transferred from the
Street Sinking Fund to pay said claim.
WHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: ~
That the said sum of $ 75,000.00 be transferred from the
Street Sinking Fund to the Paving Fund to be used for payment of
said claim; that the transfer thereof be shown on the records of
the City Clerk and City Treasurer; that the City lreasurer, be and
he is hereby authorized to transfer the sum herein stated to said
Paving Fund and that the City Clerk forward to the City Treasurer
a certified copy of this Reso~ution.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of September, 1949.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, resolution was adopted.
Ordinance 2318 amending 678 of ordinance 1914 regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, Ordinance 2318
placed on first reading at length. Roll Call ballot. Voting "yes"
Campbell, Thornssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
suspended and Ordinance 2318 placed on final passage and finally passed.
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Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, W'ilson"
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Ordinance 2319 condemning lots 3 and 4 Dawn Subdivision
and lots 4 and 5 in Giese South Lawn subdivision for cemetery
purposes was regularly passed by the Council and, signed by the
1>1ayor.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "noli none.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
suspended and ordinance 2319 was placed on final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campb~ll, Thomssen,
Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2320 assessment on paving district 115
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, Ordinance
2320 was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, \vilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf.
Votin~ "no" none.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules
were suspended and ordinance 2320 placed on final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell,
Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
Claims against the city were presented. On motion
of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, were allowed. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Campbell, Council adjourned.
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October 5, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor, the r.1ayor,
presiding. All Councilmen present.
Representatives of the Conoco Oil Company made request
that some action be taken pertaining to the construction of tanks.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Thomssen, inasmuch as the State
Fire Marshall had approved Conoco's plans, the Building Inspector
was authorized to issue permit for the construction of tanks.
Petition from residents in the Meves Addition pertain-
ing to lights which had been installed and were not working end
also that work proceed in the planting of trees and the decorat-
ing of their street park. Mr. Burdick explained that Mr. Meves
had the lights installed and that the contractor had made only
temporary connections in places and that the lights had not given
the service they should have, and that as soon as installation was
made permanent, he would see that they would have continuous light-
ing. Mr. Overturf 1:1aS instruct ed to con tact ~Jlr. Guende1 'ltJi th
regard to the planting of trees and decorations in their street
park system. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, that
Schirkofsky be notified to plant the trees as per arrangements
of Overturf and Guendel.
Bids on Paving Districts 119 and 120 were opened and
read as follows:
Diamond Engineering Company
District 119
District 120
$5198.61
22190.17
Abel Construction Company
District 119
District 120
5549.45
23081.74
Missouri Valley Construction Co.
District 119 5308.64
District 120 22609.21
Bids of Abel and Missouri Valley Construction Company each tied
Dist. 119 and 120. On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, bids
were referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
~ for $25.00
Claim of Mrs. Ransomf 303 East llthl which was revised,
allegedly happening at First anc1 Sycamore Street on September 15, was
presented. Mr. Walker having inspected the walk at that location
said that some of the bricks were raised but nothing more than
you would find in any brick sidewalk. On motion of Harris,
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seconded by Sander, City Attorney was instructed to notify the
Central Chevrolet Company to repair the walk and also present
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was instructed to make inspection of walks in different parts of
the city.
Request of Harry Preisendorf to have lot I, block 16,
Rollins Addition rezoned. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was referred to the committee and hearing date set for Oct. 19.
Letter of commendation from the Chairman of the Air-
port and Air Activities Committee of the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce pertaining to the assistance and cooperation of Mr. O. E.
Wilson and Mr. Chet Moore for work done in connection with the
flight breakfast,. was presented. Received and placed on flle.
Letter from the board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce pertaining to the handling of traffic stop signs at
schools and the painting of police patrol car was read. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, was received and placed
on file.
Summarized report of the appraisers on property condemned
by Ord. 2281 between Anderson and Alter Avenue, Locust & Ce~ifornia
Streets.
(To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
September 26, 1949
SUfv1!~ARY
1. To the owner or owners of the north half of
Tract No.1, in the northeast corner of said "entire tractli,
at the corner of Locust Street and Anderson Avenue, the sum of
$66.00
2. To the oitmer or o1'tmers of the south he,lf of Tract
No.1, in the northeast corner of said "entire tract", fronting
on Locust Street, for 8 feet for an alley, the sum of $65.00,
and for the 108s and damage to the hedge and trees on the west
end of said lot the sum of $70.00, or a total of $135.00
3. To each of owner or owners of Lot 1, in said
platted tract, fronting on Locust Street, 50 feet, the
sum of $65.00
4. To the owner or olvners of lot 2, in said
platted tract, fronting on Locust Street, 50 feet,
the sum of $65.00
5. To the owner or owners of Lot 3, in said platted
tract, fronting on Locust Street, 50 feet, the sum of $65.00
6. To the owner or owners of Lot 4, in said
platted tract, fronting on Locust Street, 50 feet,
the sum of $65.00
7. To the owner or owners of
described as No.2, on the south side of
between Locust Street, California Street
the sum of
the Alter Tract,
said "entire tract",
and Alter Avenue,
$185.00
8. To the owner or owners of Lot 11, at
corner of California Street and Anderson Avenue, (as shown on
the Plat in Book 83, Page 534), the sum of $24.55
9. To the OI'mer or O\mers of Lot 10 (as shown
on said Plat, ) fronting on California Street, the
sum of ~~23. 55
10. To the o'V\mer or O'tVD er s of Lot 9,
fronting on California street, the sum of ('23 5h
',p . a
11. To the owner or O't1Tners of Lot 8,
e fronting on California Street, the sum of $23.55
12. To the owner or oV.mers of Lot 7,
I fronting on California Street, the sum of *p23.55
13. To the Ovmer or owners of Lot 6,
fronting on California Street, the sum of $23.55
14. To the O'tvner or owners of Lot 5,
fronting on California Street, the sum of $23.55
Total cost to the City of Grand Island
to the 1 and l".
Oi'm e I' or owners, ~8ll.85, for land, trees
and hedge.
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The records in the office of the Register of Deeds,
of the Better Homes Sub-division of Hall County, Nebraska,
and other offices should be carefully checked on each piece of
real property to determine whether or not there are any real
estate mortgages, liens, judgments, or attact@ents upon any
real estate property in question on said tract between Locust
Street, California and Anderson and Alter Avenues, and if there
are any mortgages, liens, judgments or attachments on any of
the real property, the amount found due for damages, to be paid
by warrant by the City of Grand Island, said warrant shall be
made payable to both the record o't'mers of said real estate and
also to the mortgagees or other lien holders, as shown by the
records.)
O. A. Abbott
Herbert Joseph
A. E. Cady Jr.
APPRAISERS
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to City
Property Committee and the Engineer.
City Attorney's opinion pertaining to the claim of
Herman F. Buckow for cancellation of interest on gravel taxes
assessed on lots 1 to 10, block 8, University Place, wherein he
stated according to information gathered, that he recommended
that the request of Mr. Buckow be denied.
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(To the Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
In re: Claim of Herman F. Buckow
The letter of Mr. Herman F. Buckow, Bonded Abstracter
of the City of Granel Island, Nebraska, 'tv-hich 1-.ras directed to the
City Council and which stated that certain gravel taxes in Universi-
ty Place Add.i tion 1'lere not property reported as being unpaid by
Mr. Emil H. Vieregg, former City Treasurer, was referred to me.
The lots in question were described as Lots 1 to 10, Block 8,
in said 4ddition. Mr. Buckow stated that he would pay the principal
amount due and asked that interest and advertising charges be waived.
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I wrote Mr. Vieregg a letter asking him to recall what
took place between him and Mr. Suckow when information was fur-
nished concerning special taxes on said lots and I have received
a letter from Mr. Vieregg, a co~y of which is attached.
It would seem that the unpaid assessments on Lots 1
to 10, Block 8, were reported as being unpaid by Mr. Vieregg and
that Mr. Buckow took no action at the time and I therefore re-
commend that the request of Mr. Buckow be denied.)
Yours very truly,
Paul Holmberg
City Attorney
Request of Howard M. Kelley to have lot 3, block 48,
Russell ~~eeler Addition rezoned from residence A to residence B
was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconcled by Campbell,
'VJaS referr'ed to the committee and hearinc e'tate set for October 19. 1 t'.M ,
Application of Lawrence Nonneman and Helen Mehring
for "on Sale" beer license at 386 North Walnut, was presented.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the
committee and hearing date set for October 19.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 5, 1949
Honorable }'layor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for the
construction of Paving District No. 121, which district is to
be in Harrison Street from Charles Street to Anna Street, in Anna
Street from Harrison Street to Logan Street and in John Street
from Jackson street to Logan Street.
Approx.
1282.07
cu yds 6" concrete slab
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@ ~17.00 per cu. yd
cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd.
line ft. straight alley
curb @ $.85 per line ft.
line ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25 per. lin ft.
line ft. 1 x 6" exnansion
joint @ $.25 per l1n. ft.
remove and relocate 2 catch
basins @ $125. each
250.00
$26502.05
$21794.00
1500.00
1500
258
2041
219.30
2676.25
250
62.50
Tot al
Plans and specifications are on file in the office of
the City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, estimate was approved.
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October 5, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
The following is the City Engineer's estimate for
tb,e construction of Paving District No. 123, \vhich clistrict is
in Jackson, Anna and Monroe Streets around Abrahamson's Sub.
Approx.
642.2 cu. yds concrete slab
@ $17.00 per cu. yd.
270 line ft. 1 x 6 expo joint
@ $.25 per lin. ft.
315 line ft. curb & gutter
@ $1.25 per line ft.
Build 2 manholes for water
valves @ $50.00 each
650 cu. yds. excavation
@ $1.00 per cu. yd.
650.00
12128.65
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~10917.40
67.50
393.75
100.00
Total
Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the
City Engineer.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
01 ty Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, estimate was approved.
Report of C. B. Kinnison, Supt. of Sanitation Dept.,
for the month of September 1IlaB present ed. On motion of Snygg,
seconded by Thomssen, received and placed on file.
Heport of J. G. 'J!!oo a_:i.n , Grand Island.,... Hall County
Health Department, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Thomssen, received and placed on file.
September 27, 1949
To the Mayor and City Council
Gentlemen:
Wi th reference to petition signed by 1536 peti tioners ~
~nlich was filed in this office September 19 and presented to the
Mayor and Council September 21, 1949, requesting the call of Special
Election for the purpose of "Organizing the City of Grand Island
under the City Manager Plan of Goverhrnent, as provided by Chapter 19,
Article 6, Revised Statutes of Nebraska, 1943.
The petition having been checked and I find that a
sufficient number of good signatures to be 1115 and that according
to Nebraska Laws said election should be called.
Yours very truly,
F. S . Villi t e
City Clerk
P.S. Votes cast at election of April 5, 1949 numbered 5160. F. S. W.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, vlaS received and the
City Attorney authorized to prepare ordinance for special election.
Ordinance to be presented October 19.
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Protest from residents in Paving Dist. 122 was
presented. Engineer's report showed the protest to be sufficient.
Motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, protest was approved
repealing Ordinance 2215.
Request for sidewalk on west side of Harrison street
from John to Charles Street irJUS presented. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Sander, was referred to the City Attorney.
Petition bearing 27 signatures requesting Mayor and
Council to create a paving department in connection 'Vli th the
City Engineer's office was presented. On motion of Campbell,
seconded by Thornssen, the Nayor ~~.as authorized to appoint a com-
mittee of seven to investigate prices of paving in Grand Island
compared with prices in other cities and also the possibilities
of creating such department.
Petition from a number of residents in Blocks 15 and
25 College Addition and Block 26 Gilberts TIlird requesting that
these blocks be made re~idence A instead of residence B. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the
II committee and hearing date set for October 19 at seven o'clock.
Thomssen mentioned the fact there should be something
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done in ~ zoning pertaining to the size of the houses to be
erected in some of the better residential areas. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Thomssen, 'l,'lT8.S referred to the City Attorney
for opinion.
Petition for creation of gravel district between block
14 and 15, Ashton Place on west First street was presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, referred to the City
Engineer.
Regular Surety bonds
Thomas J. Faussett, Auctioneer
Ray Mullen,el-'Dodson Engineering Co., electricians
were presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, approved.
Agreements by and between 1. E. Ray, Detlef Meves,
and Island. Realty Company and the City of Granc. Island pertaining
to as sessmen t s in connection \vi th Paving Dis trict 121, v.Jere
presented. On motlon of Thoinssen, seconded by Harris, agreements
were approved and the Mayor authorized to sign.
Proposed lease agreement by and between Grand Island
Bottling Company and the City of Grand Isla.nd on building identified
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as T-I09 at the airbase for ~528.20 a year was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, was approved and Hayor
authorized to sign.
Renewal leases were presented as follows:
Homer Cordell on building identified as T-70l,
702,704, 705, 707, 708, 710, 714 and 715 for
$2000 year. On motion of Sander, seconded by
Harris, renewal lease was approved.
Marvin E. Vautravers for building identified
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seconded by Harris, renewal lease was approved.
Marvin E. Vautravers building identified as T-6l4,
616-617-625 for $800 a pear. Motion of Sander,
seconded by Harris, renewal agreement was approved
Lincoln Service and Supply Company, building iden-
tified as T-854, $1425 per year. Motion of Sander
seconded by Harris, renewal vJUS approved and Hayor
authorized to sign.
Lincoln Service and Supply Company, building iden-
tified as T-846 at $1425 year. On motion of Sander,
seconded by Harris, renewal was approved and Mayor
authorized to sign.
Mr. Henry Greenberger of the Junior Chamber of Com-
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merce addressed the Council advising there would be a meeting in
the auditorium on the third floor of the City Hall on Wednesday,
October 12, in which the City Manager ano. the Mayor from Lexington
would speak pertaining to City Manager form of government and
requested that the Mayor, Council and city employees attend.
Mr. John Guy, residing out in the northeast part of
the city, reouested that there be something do~ating sewer
districts in that area inasmuch as there was so much new construc-
tion wherein these facilities were supplied and these petitions
have been on file for two years or longer, felt that the locality
was entitled to sewage disposal. Mr. Harrison advised the Council
that these petitions had been on file and that after investigat-
ing engineering etc., it would be necessary to build a lift
station or stations in order to give them adequate service. After
some discussion, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, the
City attorney was instructed to prepare ordinance creating sewer
district in that area.
Chet Moore advised the Council of an Airport management
school being held in Norman, Oklahoma October 13, 14, 15 and that
IVJ.I'. iNilson had requested him to mention same to the Council per-
taining to his attending said school. He also stated that Mr.
Wilson would be on his vacation and might not return prior to
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these dates. On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, was re-
ferred to the Airport Committee with power to act.
Engineer Harrison mentioned so much trash and accumu-
lation being hauled into the City Dump from farms,both in Hall
2nd Merrick County and that it was of such nature that it could not
be burned and the ditches were being filled much faster than was
contemplated. He felt there should be something done as to
making charges. After some discussion, on motion of Campbell,
seconded by Overturf, that the Hall County Supervisors be re-
quested to pay $250 per year for the use of the City Dump by
farmers in this county.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Sander, lots 6 ~.
anc1 7, Block 9, Bakers Addition, were set . ~ for use 'by the
as~a,e
\'Tat er and Light Department.
Mr. Hilty, Pound master, addressed the Council per-
taining to dog licenses, claiming he had been advised by different
dog owners that they did not have to buy a dog tag until their
dog had attained the age of six months. On motion of Harris,
seconded by Vogt, the Police Department was instructed to give
notice to the public that all dogs \'!ithin the city need tags.
Petition signed by 24 individuals and companies per-
taining to sale of cars on Sunday, requesting the Council to tal~e
wa s presented.
no action or make any ordinance pertaining to samei After some
discussion, on motion of Jlarris, seconded by Calpbell, that a
hearing date be set for presentation from both sides.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of
Snygg, seconded by Harris, were allowed. Roll Call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, i'lilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting "noli none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, bid of the Dia-
mond Engineering Company on paving dist. 119 be accepted as the
lowest and best bid and the Mayor be authorized to sign contract.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, bid of the Diamond Engineer-
ing Company on paving district 120 be accepted as the lowest and
best bid and the 14ayor be authorized to sign contract.
Harris mentioned the report from Hoskins pertaining
to the resurfacing of certain streets in Grand Island. Price
on Fourth Street from Eddy to Elm, if combined with Second street,
$7730; without second street, $9280. Other locations in proportion.
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Harris mentioned he had contacted Hoye's Used Gar
lot at Locust and Anna and he had been adviseel by Mr. Hoye he
would move to another location not later than Oct. 15 and that
8..11 rentals 'tiould be paid until that date.
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Harris mentioned the Palmer Hotel sign located at Second
and Sycamore being in such location wherein it obstructed the
traffic light. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Vogt, the
City Attorney was instructed to notify the Palmer Hotel manage-
ment to move said sign.
Overturf mentioned door on the building at Sycamore
and Front streets was worn out. Committee was authorized to
make inspection and repairs.
Snygg, chairman of the Finance Committee, reported
that according to the statements of Kinnison in the Sanitation
Department and also the Treasurer's records show that the Sani-
tat ion Department was not losing money and that depreciation
taken was according to methods used by Mr. Burdick and that he
felt there should be one new truck purchased at this time. On
II motion of Snygg, secomled by Sander, Clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids for ne'tlT truck, specifications to be furnished
by Kinnison.
3nygg montioned the sign at the east entrance of the
viaduct at Second street being a traffic hazard and that Mr.
Schneider had refused to comply 't'vi th the request of Mr. Bosler
to remove same. After some discussion, referred to the City
Attorney to investigate as to what could be done to remove this
hazard.
Snygg mentioned the crossing being closed by the Union
Pacific on account of trains being held west of the depot, that
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viaduct for 25 minutes. Mr. Sander also mentioned that two days
following the trains had occupied these crossings for at least
th8.t long.
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Tv Pay Co. Treas.
Scr 1aries
Street & Alley
Gas Tax
S~'er Fund
Storm Sewer
Engineer
Inciden ta1s
Municipal Pool
Airport
Sanitation
Street Lighting
Hydrant Rental
Park Fund
Police Fund
Cemetery Fund
Fire Fund
Pension Fund
Paving Fund
Music Fund
Total Approp.
Transfer
Ice, Fund
Water Fund
Light Fund
Sewer District
Paving District
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO OCT. 6, 1949.
APPROPRIATIONS
$4,500.00
17,500.00
40,500.00
15,533.24
15,000.00
1,680.00
37,610.00
47,500.00
6,500.00
56,140.00
35,000.00
11,500.00
6,000.00
44,045.00
97,340.00
30,090.00
101,434.32
5,551.02
8,150.00
5,000.00
t)2'2, 573~ 58
~7~h ooo~ QQ
097,573.58
RECEIPTS &
TRAN SF EftS
75,000.00
75,000:00
EXPENDED
304.64
2,877.50
3,039.88
2,778.82
6,973.53
251.07
7,225.52
7,425.71
1,960.81
12,371.07
6,470.62
13,684.25
18,679.22
4,974.59
12,856.76
777.50
65,807.40
1,300.00
169,758.89
5,917.82
47,999.09
179.743.26
7.50
~118. 66
1488,545.22
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. White,
Ci ty Clerk
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BALANCE
$4,195.36
14,622.50
37,460.12
12,754.42
44,026.47
1,428.93
30,384.48
40,074.29
4,539.19
43,768.93
28,529.38
11,500.00
6,000.00
30,360.75
78,660.78
25,115.41
88,577.56
4,773.52
17,342.60
3,700.00
527,814.69
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Grand Island, Nebraska
October 19, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen present except Wilson and Vogt.
The matter of rezoning of lot 3, block 48, Russell
Wheeler addition to the City. Mr. Otto Scmnidt appeared in person
and protest signed by 27 residents of that locality requesting
the Council to retain the zone as of present. Mr. Higgins, re-
presenting Mr. Preisendorf, made a plea for consideration and
asked special favors for his client in this particular instance.
After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was referred to the Zoning Committee to report back at the next
regular meeting.
Rezoning of Block 15 and 25, College Addition and Block
26 Gilberts Third Addition from residence B to Residence A.
There being no protestors, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
City Attorney was authorized to draw up ordinance rezoning of
Blocks 15 and 25, COllege Addition, Block 26, Gilberts Third
addition from residence B to residence A.
Matter of rezoning Lot 3, Block 48, Russell Wheeler Addi-
tion from residence A to residence B was discussed. There being
no protestors, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, said lot
3, Block 48, Rus s ell ~Jlleeler be rezoned to residence B inst ead
of residence A, subj ect to plot and plans on file \Ali th the Build-
ing Inspector.
Minutes of previous meeting of October 5 \Alere read and
approved. Mr. Ted Sunderneie.r,Don Loflin &H.Col1in$ appeared
before the Council per-
taining to Ordinance 1808, Meat l';tIn1 ~'...q;4-t inspection, requesting
that the Health Department caus!~ processors and retailers to
comply, especially on meats SUCll as Mettwurst. After hearing from
Dr. Woodin and Mr. Kinnison of the Health Department, Mr. Sunder-
meier was assured that the ordinance would be enforced as far as
possible. Mr.Sundermeier was very insistant that a public hearlbng
be held pertaining to the Health Department.
Petition from residents of Hall County (Doniphan, Alda,
Wood River, Cairo and rural) pertaining to the establishing and
maintaining centrally located rest rooms was presented. Several
ladies from the rural area were present and made pleas for such
maintenance. Various places vlere discussed, the Elks ]:{4-~, the'
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parking lot at }i'ront an(i :!111eeler and the City Hall. J10st of the
la(lies present feeling that the lot at F'ront and. \-Jhe81e1" street
would be more centrally located in so far as it was connected with
the business area.
Bids for truck to be used in the Sanitation Dept. were
opened and read as follows:
Servi c e Cen t e1'"
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15,500 lb. maximun lnJt
14,500 lb. gross
16,000 lb. G V it!
15,500 lb.
16,200 lb. 8x'oSS
1638.80
Central C~evrolet
1889.00
Diers ~.10t or
1731.71
Duff & Lanoue, White
2998.37
International Harvester 15,900 lb. gross
1860.22
International Harvester 15,000 lb. gross
1481.42
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Campbell, bids '\rIere referred
to the Sanitation Department.
Request from Walter Mettenbrink for the city to build a
bridge across the storm sevIer ditch~11and formerly o'\rmed. by 141".
Bomark, was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was referred to the City Attorney for opinion.
Reouest from Paul C. Huston for permi ssion to build. curb
sidewalk on the east side of lot 24, block 15, Ashton place was
presented. On motion of' Harris, seconc).ed by Sandel~, permission
'tv-as granted.
Advice from Paul Holmberg, city attorney, that the sign
at Second and Garfield belonging to John Schneider had been raised
so as not to interfere with traffic, according to information he
had received from Engineer Harrison and Police Chief Bosler.
Advice from Paul Holmberg, city attorney that the Palmer
Hotel sign, second and Sycamore streets, hao. been removed. On
motion of Snygg, seconded by Harris, received and placed on file.
Offer of the Grand Island Nodel Laundry vIi th reference to
storing of bancl. uniforms, which included storage, fumigation,
pressing of coats and trousers, cleaning of band hats, minor repairs
and the replacing of missing buttons, at $1.75 per uniform, was
presented. After some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded
by Sander, was referred to the band committee.
Letter from J. E. Mu1ick with reference to Jackson street
traffic light, wqs presented, wherein he stated that the traffic
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signal lig11t Wllicl1 }]2cd been on Eddy Street Cl"ossing belonged to
the State of Nebraska and was recovered by the State ~len removed
from Eddy street. Same being referred back to the City Attorney
for further acti&n.
Request of Rex Lathen, Chairman of the Harvest of Harmon"
suggested that the City purchase rope to be used on Third street,
both sides from Sycamore to Cedar street for any parades which
might be had in Grand Island was presented. On motion of Harris,
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Application of Roy Schleiger for permission to ~perate
dance hall at 712 North Cherry Street from November 1, 1949 to
April 30, 1950 was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by
Sander, permit was granted.
Request ~Thomas A. Thompson for rezoning of the north
66 ft. of lot at 1424 west First street from residence A to resi-
dence B was presented along with permission from residents in
that immediate locality. On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf,
hearing date Was set for November 2 at 7:30 P.M.
Peti tion for curb ancL curb sidei'ml1\. on both sides of Huston
street from 18th to State street was presented. After some dis-
cuesion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, permission was
granted to construct curb and curb sidel'ialks as requesteo_, indi-
viduals to make their own contracts.
Mr. Rose made inquiry of the Council if any date had been
set for the hearing pertaining to ordinance governing Sunday car
sale. On motion of Harris, hearing date was set for November 2,
1949.
Peti tion for traffic light on Broadl'lell at 15th street
intersection or at intersection in relation thereto was presented.
Mr. Harris advis ed the Council that there ~\Tas a red and green light
to be installed at 7th and Broadwell and in the event that the
7th street light does not slow the traffic as it should, a light
at some other intersection between .7th and State street should
be installed. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, Mr.
Burdick was instructed to order a blinker light.
Mr. Hoes of the City Cab Company, advised the Council that
he had been requested by the Mayor to assist in making the traffic
conditions on Front street less hazardous. That he had permission
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from the Union Pacific to move his taxi cab parking space on the
north side of Front street at the Union Pacific passenger depot
four car lengths east from what they now occupy. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Sander, Council approved same.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 19, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I here\",..i th submit the cost of construction of '!Tater Hain
District No. 125, which district is in 15th street from Kimball
Avenue to Oak Street.
This district wqs constructed by the City Water Depart-
ment at the following costs.
315
line ft. cast iron water main in place
with all fittings @ $2.85 per ft.
Engineering and publication
$897.75
44.85
942.60
Tot al
The entire amount to be charged to the water main
district fund.
I recommend that this .ater main district No. 125, be
accepted by the City of G-rand Island, Nebraska, and that the
City Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main
district on the 2nd day of November 1949 at eight o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 19, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of construction of Water
Mein District No. 126, Which district is in 16th Street from
Kimball Avenue to Oak Street.
This district was constructed by the City Water
Department at the following costs.
315
lin. ft. cast iron water main in place
with all fittings @ $2.85 per ft.
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~~897. 75
44.85
942.60
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the water main district
fund.
I fecommend that this water main district No. 126 be
accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and that the
Citv Council sit as a board of equalization on said water main
dis1;rict on the 2nd of November 1949, at eight o'clock P.N.
Respectfully submitted
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, ~vas approved.
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October 19, 1949
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the construction of Water
M~n Dist. No. 127, which district is in Park Avenue from 18th
Street to State Street.
This district vms constructed by the City irlater Department
at the following costs:
540
line ft. 6 inch water main in place
with all fittings @$2.85 per ft.
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$1539.00
76.95
1615.95
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the ",ater main district
fund.
I recommend that this water main district be accepted by
the City of Grand Island, and that the City Council sit as a board
of Equalization on said district on the 2nd day of November, 1949,
at eight o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, was approved.
Grand Island, Nebr.
October 19, 1949.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit the cost of the construction of ~ater
Main District No. 123, which district is in Anna Street from
Lincoln Avenue to Adams Street.
This district 1jv~S constructed by the City viater Dept. at
the following costs:
684
line ft. 6 inch cast iron water main
in place with all fittings @ $2.85 per ft.
Engineering and publication
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97.45
2046.85
Total
The entire amount to be charged to the water main dist. fund.
I recommend that this district be accepted by the City of
Grand Island, Nebr. and that the City Council sit as a board of
equalization on said district on the 2nd day of November, 1949
at eight 0lc16ck P.M.
Respectfully submitted
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion Ctlf Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, 1';.9.8 approved.
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vrHEHEAS, 'fHE UNION PACIFIC RAILHOAD CONPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement ex-
tending to December 31, 1950, the term of contract dated December
21, 1932, as amended and extended, covering the furnishing and
delivery of ice to the Railroad Company by the City of Grand Island;
said agreement being identified as Union Pacific Railroad Company.s
C. D. No. 6190-AA; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the Cite,' of a-rand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreement;
THEREF'ORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF'
GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Hailroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said Oi ty is hereby authorized, empmvered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the Ci ty Clerl\: of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolutffion.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, resolution was adopted.
RESOLUTION
\VHEHEAS, THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, state of Nebraska, an agreement ex-
tending to October 31, 1954, the term of contract dated September
19, 1934, covering power wire lines on the right of way of the
Railroad Company at St. Libory, Nebraska; said agreement being
identified as Union 1?acific Hailroad Company.s C. D. No. 163?1-D; and
1,'lHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has said
proposed agreement before it and has given it careful review and
consideration; and
\vHEHEAS, it is considered thnt the best interests of said
City of Grand Island will be subserved by the acceptance of said
agreernen t;
THEHEFORE, BE IT HESOLVED BY 'rEF: COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest saict agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Harris, resolution was adopted.
Proposed agreement by and between the Bureau of Heclarna-
tion and the City for fire protection at Airbase was presented and
referred to the City Attorney.
Bonds of Clifford Eschlirnan, patrolman
w. A. Carter, plumber
were presented. Motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, were approved.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY frHE }'J).AYOR AIID CITY COUNCIL OF THE crry
OF GRI\.ND ISLAND, NEBRASKA rrrLP-.T THE applications of Helen :Hehring
and La1'vrence Nonneman for 110N SALE 11 Beer License and PacI'i:age
Liquor License to be operated at address known as 386 North Walnut
Street ,in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska be granted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Oi ty C1erl\'. forvmrd to the
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission at Lincoln, Nebraska, a certi-
fied copy of this Resolution.
Respectfully submitted this 19th day of October, 1949.
John Sander
J. E. Harris
License Committee
On motion of Sander, seconded by OV8l"turf, vias approved.
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Council of the City of Grand Island passed and approved Ordinance
No. 2320, levying special assessments to pay for the cost of the
paving'in Paving District No. 115 and in said ordinance there
appeared the following assessments:
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LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNTS
Hans Gulzow Jr. & Prieda Gulzow
No.GO' 6
15
Wasmers
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Henry & Dora Stoltenberg
So. 72 ' 6
15
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219.24
Hans Gulzow Jr. & Frieda Gulzow
No. 6o'-Wi
7
15
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123.27
Henry & Dora Stoltenberg
So. 72'-wi
7
15
11
94.95
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WHEREAS, said assessments for said properties should have
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So. 72'
LOT BLOCK ADDITION
6 15 Wasmers
6 15 "
7 15 "
7 15 "
AMOUNT
NAME
Hans Gulzow Jr. &~ F'rieda Gulzow
No.60'
~:;2l9. 2 4
Henry & Dora Stoltenberg
263.09
. Hans Gulzow Jr. &, I,lrieda Gulzow
No. 30'-W-~
27.90
Henry
& Dora Stoltenberg
So. 102' -W?J
85.56
and
WHEREAS, the tax records in the office of the Ci ty 'l'reasure l~
should be changed and amended in accordance therewith.
THEHEFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL 01:<' THE CITY
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That the tax records of the City Treasurer be amended in
accordance with the provisions of this Resolution; that said Ci t'Y'
Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to change and amend his
records as provided herein and that the City Clerk forward to the
Ci ty T'reasurer a certified copy of thi s He solu tion.
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Respectfully submitted this 19th day of October, 1949.
Stree t and Alley Cormni ttee
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was adopted.
After Borne discussion as to date of calling special elec- ~
tion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, November 29, 1949
was set as the date for holding same.
Ordinance 2321 levying special assessments on Paving Diet.
105 vms regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayol".
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"ye811 Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting IIno" none. Absent Wilson and Vogt.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were 8US-
pended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. VotinG Hyesll Campbell, Thoms8en, Harris, Sander,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting I1no" none. Absent Wilson and Vogt.
Ordinance 2322 rezoning lots 1-3-5-7 in block 14, College
Addi tion to r,Tast Lavm was regularly pas sed by the Council and signed
by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomesen, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no"
none. Absent ),l)'i180n and Vogt.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
suspended. and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yesl1 Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander,
Snygg, Overturf. VotinG I1no" none. Absent iVileon a net Vogt.
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Ordinance 2323 calling special election November 29 1'!TaB
regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance placed
on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Snygg, Overtuff. Voting "no"
none. Absent Wilson and Vogt.
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules were sus-
pended and ordinance placed on final passage anct finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomasen, Harris, Sander,
Snygg, Overtul"'f. Voting nnoll none. Absent vJilson nnel Vogt.
Claims against the City were presented. On motion of
Harris, seconded by Campbell, 'tiere approved. Roll Call ballot, each
Councilman voting "Yes".
On motion of Campbell, Council adjourned,to Oc~ober 27,1949.
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October 27, 1949
Council met as per adjournment of October 19. His
Honor, the Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen present except
ljIli 1 son.
Harris mentioned some complaints on bicycles being
parked on the sidewalk in front of the Y W C A rooms. After
some discussion, on motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen,
Engineer Harrison was instructed to arrange a parking place
for bicycles on the Dodge School ground parking lot.
Thomssen mentioned damage to trees caused by fire
set by the firemen in burning off vacant lots in the 2500
block west First. After Borne conversation, on motion of Harris,
secondecl by Sander, vvas referred to Chief Cmnpbell and the
Fire committee to report back next meeting.
Mr. Claussen and Nitzel made complaint as to inadequate
sewer service in the Claussen Addition. Mr. Claussen stating
that the sewer was higher than the basement floor drains.
Mr. Nitzel stating that the sewer in Bismark road being 11'2
the,t he could see no reason 'Vvhy Se\1er drainage is not pos sible.
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Mr. Harrison stated that the sewer generally is 3/10~slope
and that in order to get the sewer as deep as it is in the
Claussen Addition, the slope in this particular sewer is less
than 3/1~~; that he felt that the vihole tl"ou\)le 'l:laS on account
of the architect who laid out the grounds for the Claussen
AcIdi tion had not made a complete sUl"vey sho'\.1iing the probable
sewer depth as well as the topography. After some discussion,
was referred back to the sewer committee and the engineer to
make further investigation.
Letter from J. E. Mulick, Supt. of the Union Pacific
railroad, pertaining to Jackson street traffic signal and the
closing of some streets east of Jackson was presented. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Thornssen, vms referred back to
the City Attorney to make request that the Railroad Division
engineer visit Grand Island as soon as possible.
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Application of Phil Denton Wagner for employment on
the Fire Department was presented. On motion of Thomssen,
seconded by Harris, was referred to the Fire com~ittee.
Bid of the Geer Company for installation of doors
at north side fire station was presented as follows.
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2 Sectional overhead garage doors, 12' x ll~
$389.64 each
2 M R Electric Operators at $310 each, plus
electrician charges for installation
After some discussion, bids were held up for Sothman Company
to mf'ke bid also. On motion of Snyc;g, seconded l)y Harris,
were referred to the carpenter.
Ordinance 2324 pertaining to rezoning lot 3, block 48,
Russell Wheeler Addition, was regularly passed by the Council
and signed by the !"fayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, Ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Vogt, S'-tygC;,
Overturf. Voting "no" none. ',vilson absent.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, rules were
suspended an(l ordinance placeel on final passage and finally
passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Wilson absent.
Ordinance 2325 pertaining to rezoningBlks 1;,) and 25,
College Addition and block 26, Gilbert's Third, to residence
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was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, ordinance was
placed on first readi
at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, 'logt, 8nygg, Overturf.
Vn "no" none. Wilson absent.
() LlOtion of Harris, seconded. by Thomssen, rules tiere suspended
and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll
c all ballot. Voting lIyes II Campbell, Thoms sen, Harri s; Sancler,
Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting IIno" none. Wilson absent.
(Discussion on offe~ of C. E. McIntosh for .settlement
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Harris mentioned that the triangle at the intersection
of Anna and Locust streets had been cleared and that Engineer
Harrison clear away the curb on the south side for the
purpose of widening the street.
Snygg mentioned that Mr. Burdick was clearing the
building at the ice plant so that the garbage trucks might
have garage space for the winter. Also that the roof is in
very bad repair. After some discussion, was referred to
the city carpenter to make recommendation as to repairs.
(Attorney Holmberg mentioned that the suit against
the Reimers estate for $2,000 was now in the hands of the
judge,awaiting his decision.)
Campbell mentioned that the Fire Dept. had some old
equipment, some of ,,,,bieh 'lriaS outside and some stored, and
that he had been approached by members of the Historical
Society as to the donation of same. After some discussion,
on motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, the old equip-
ment was turned over to the Historical Society.
On motion of Harris, Council adjourned.
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November 2, 1949
COUNCIL l'lEETING AS A COMTnTTEE.
Council met with the petitioners and protestors per-
taining to ordinance governing Sunday sales on cars. Nr. Rose,
Mr. Dick Kinman and Mr. Impecoven, an(l Emil Schaff, n8'\/v car d.ea1ers,
[:end Mr. Al Davis and. Mr. Terry, second-hand car dealers, appeared
favoring an ordinance governing sales. Protestors represented by
JEunes Mayer appeal"ed. Each ane!. everyone expressing his views
either fevoring or opposing an ordinance. They were assured by
the Council that the matter would be disposed of as far as the
Council was concerned.
(Before adjournment, motion by Snygg, seconded by Sander
that the Council take no action pertaining to ordinance governing
Sunday car sales.)
F. S. vJhite
City Clerk
Grand Island., Nebraska
Novembel" 2, 1949
Council met as Board of Equ2,lization on !r.Jater main
Districts 125-126-127-128. His Honor the Mayor presiding. All
Oouncilmen present except Snygg.
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BE IT HESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CI1'Y COUNCIL 0:8' 1TIE crey Oll'
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRAsrili si tting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
construction of Water Main District No. 125 to be the total sum of
;~942.60; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
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said district to be the sum of ~942.60 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAllfili
L01' BLOCK
ADDITION
AMOUNT
Abrahamson Building & Supply Co.
1
"Wheeler 8: Bennett I s
3rd qp94.26
77
Abrahamson Building & Supply Co. 2 77 II II 94.26
Abrahamson Building " Supply (, 3 77 II II 94.26
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Abrahamson Building (,y~ Supply Co. 4 77 II II 94.26
Abrahamson Building &; Supply Co. 5 77 II II 94.26
Abrahamson Building and Supply Co. 6 82 Wheeler & Bennett's 94.26
4th
Abrahamson Building 0; Supply Co. 7 02 II It 94.26
Abrahamson Building .;,., Supply Co. S 82 II II 94.26
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Abrahamson Bui lcUng 6~ Supply Co. 9 82 It It 94.26
Abrahamson Building & Supply Co. 10 82 It II 94.26
Total
~:;942. 60
Respectfully submitted this the R~.day of November, 1949.
L.F.Campbell
A.C.Thomssen
--E~ymond K.Vogt.
WiiCbl3r, Light and Ice Commi ttee
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, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'Il1lE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL 01,1 THE crIT OF'
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
construction of Water Iv1ain District No. 126 to be the total sum of
$942.60; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district to be the sU.m of ~;;942.60 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAlViE LOT BLOCK f\DDI'l:ION AMOUNT
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Abrahamson Building 0 Supply Co. 1 82 Wheeler &:, Bennett's
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Abrahamson Building & Supply Co. 2 82 It If 94.26
Abrahamson Building & Supply Co. 3 82 If If 94.26
Abrahamson Building &, Supply Co. 4 82 If If 94.26
Abrahamson BuildinG 6: Supply Co. 5 82 11 II 94.26
Nitzel & Co. 6 91 If II 94.26
Nitzel (, Co. 7 91 If If 94.26
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Nitzel G~~ Co. S 91 II II 94.26
Kate Pokorney 9 91 Ii If 94.26
Kate Pokorney 10 91 " " 94.26
Total ;i~942. 60
Respectfully submitted this the
2nd day of November, 1949.
1.F.Camnbell
A.C.Thornssen
Ravmond K.Vogt
Water, Light and Ice Committee
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, resolution was
adopt ed.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 1~YOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASY.A sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
construction of Water l'.lain District No. 127 to be the total sum of
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;::51637.20; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district to be the sum of $1637.28 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
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Fannie T"t Vvilliam H. Bosworth
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Fannie .D. c:' William H. Bosworth
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Fannie "H1 0 William H. Bosworth
J.4. C:C
William -0' 8c F' anni e E. Bosworth
H.
LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
46 Vi est Lavm 2j;90.96
47 II II 90.96
48 II II 90.96
49 II II 90.96
50 II II 90.96
51 II II 90.96
52 II 11 90.96
53 II II 90.96
54 II II 90.96
55 11 II 45.48
55 II 1I 45.4:8
56 II II 4:5.48
56 II II 45.48
57 II " 90.96
58 11 II 90.96
59 \I II 90.96
60 II II 90.96
61 II It 90.96
62 11 11 90.96
63 11 II 90.96
Total ~;l637. 28
William H. Be }?annie L. Bosworth
Elias F. &. Rosa L. Starr
Elias F. Starr
Blias p. Starr
Elias P. Starr
Henry lVi. &. Doris C. Schwartz
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Willis &. Evelyn Stull
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Henry 11,'1. &. Dori s C. Schwartz
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Willis &. ~velyn Stull
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Edwin P. &. Helen C. Hennings
William Bosworth
William Bosworth
Frank L. " Edith ';-1 Pinkslton
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Frank ,. 0 EeU th Ii: . Pinkston
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Elias F. loc Hosa L. Starr
Elias P. & Hosa L. Starr
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A.C.Thomssen
Raym.ond K. VOf;t
Water, Light and Ice Committee
On motion of Campbell, second.ed ,by Thomssen, Resolution vJaG
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notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
cons true tion of Water iilain District No. 12e to be the total sum of
$2048.64; that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district to be the sum of ;;;;2048.64 and tha t we find the benefi ts
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
NAME
LOT BLOCK
ADDITION
Augusta Suck
5 10
6 10
7 10
8 10
5 11
6 11
7 11
8 11
1 14
2 14
3 14
4 14
15
15
15
15
15
Windolphs
Augusta Suck
II
John H. Niedfelt
II
Augusta Suck
II
Emil F. Rickert
II
Emil Ii'. Hi cl{ert
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Elmer & Agnes Derr
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Emil F. Rickert
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Minnie Detlefsen
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John & Carrie Russel
II
Elmer & Anna S. Schimmel"
II
G. E. Oliver & Anna L. Oliver
II
Minmie Detlefsen
E 32'
II
Leonard C. D: Marie E. Youn~ w60'-El
II
Haymond & Huth Falldorf
W40'-E72'
II
Elmer & Irene Knuth
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,u2 '2
II
Hedwig Heher
Vv66 '
II
Total
Respectfully submitted this 2nd
day of Noiletl1ber, 1949.
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62. Of
116.4C
77.6C
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There being no protesto:c's, on motion of Harris, secon(led by Sancler,
Council adjourned as Board of Equalization.
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Ci ty Cl erk
Gr'and I81anel, !Jebraska
November 2, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen present at roll call except Snygg,
who arrived later.
Mr. Holdrege and Suhr, representing Union Pacific
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Railroad Company were present with the requ~ lots 1-5,
Block 17 and lots 1-5, Block 18, Bonnie Brae Addition, also
closing Madison street from Front street to the tracks. Also
that the Council vacate the street which 1/tJaS previously given
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company to the City of Grand Island
in said block 17 and 18, Bonnie Brae Addition along the railroad
richt-of-way. This request on account of the probability of the
Carpenter Paper Company erecting a building in this location.
Mr. Holdrege, general counsel for the Union Pacific, also had
ordinacices prepared for the Council' 8 consideration. Mr. Holdrege
also stated that it was the desire of the officials of the Union
Pacific and the Carpenter Paper Company to have these ordinanCes
adopted BS soon as possible so that construction might be started.
Howard Eakes appeared before the Council inquiring as
to the action taken pertaining to lowering interest rates on
paving districts. After some discussion, was referred to the
City Attorney and the Finance Committee.
Minutes of meeting of October 19 and 27 were read and
approved 1:dth the exception of the figures 3;100 being changed
to 3/10 with regard to the sevier in the Claussen Addi tion.
Communication from Mrs. Dortha Brandt Hall pertaining
to curb and gutter on the north 75-8/10 feet of lot 10, Cedar
Park Addition, claiming that the curb over 66 feet should be paid
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by the city as stated to Mr. Overturf. Mr. Harrison made ex-
planation as to the alleged overcharge--that the city had given
Mrs. Hall approximately 30 ft. of ground on the back of the lot
wllereon their garage had been erected, for 10 ft. on the front.
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the City Property committee.
Letter from J. E. Mulick pertaining to Division Engineer
Hart being with representatives of the city pertaining to traffic
light at Jackson street at the Union Pacific crossing and also
request that some streets be closed. After some discussion as
to the fifteen closed streets and the twelve open streets, on
motion by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, letter was referred back
to Attorney Holmberg to make request that a meeting date be set
as soon as possible so th~1t definite arr2,ngements might be made.
(Concensus of opinion on the closing of any more streets, each
kept that way.)
Councilman expressed himself that all streets now open should be
Report of C. B. Kinnison, Sanitation Dept.,was presented.
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On motion of Thomssen, received and placed on file.
Report of City Engineer with figures on property condem-
ned in Block 2, Better Homes Sub-division
Amount s to be paid for conclemning 16 foot alley through Block 2,
Better Homes Sub. and adjoining prope1"'ty.
PROPERTY mvNERS IN BLOCK 2 - BETTER HOlJIES SUB.
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
I Lot 5 & )
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S 14. 25 ' 7 )
N 28.6' 7 )
8 21.4' 8 )
N 21.45' 8 )
S 28.55' 9 )
N 141 9 )
S 36' 10 )
N 6.85' )
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A. Lee & Ellinore D. Goodrick $65.00
Gilbert E. & Ruth C. Steele
Mtg - Commercial National Bank 65.00
Lawrence J. & Bernice L. Guyette
Mtg. Equitable Building & Loan Ase'n 65.00
Herman & Minnie Kroger 65.00
Clarence C. & Hazel Mae W. Steinmeier 27.47
Mtg The City Nat'l Bank of Council Bluffs
Victor R. Kersey & wife 27.47
Mtg. The City Nat'l Bank of Council Bluffs
Jack B & Wilhelmi en V Jenneman 27.47
Mtg The City National Bank of Council Bluffs
Gerald L & Alberta E Cordes
Mtg The City Net'l Bank of Council Bluffs
27.47
William N & Arlene Boyd 27.47
Mtg. The City Net'l Bank of Council Bluffs
Emannuel & Virginia Mae Lukish 28.50
Mtg. The City Nat'l Eank of Council Bluffs
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On the south side of Anderson Ave. and on
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Homer 0 & Clara P. Blevins 66.00
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50' south of Anderson Ave. and on
the west side of Locust st.
Bart E & Jessica M. Hickey 135.00
Ntg Equitable Building 8: Loan A8s'n
On the north side of Alter Ave. between 185.00
Locust St. & California St.
Isaac R Alter
Total
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Vogt, was referred to
the City Attorney.
Request of Sene. Jones that the city furnish cleed for
the east half of Fr lot 6, fr block 22 OT, which is supplemental
to 1'1" lot 6, fr block 22 Nagys Addition, which was purchased by
Mrs. Jones in October 1943, deed being made according to her bid.
Was referred to the City Attorney.
Bid. of Sothman Compe,ny for $1135 for nev,]" doors at the
north side fire station and moving of one door from the fire
I station to the building O1med by the Light Dept. at Front and
Sycamore. On motion of Campbell, secon(led by Ove:cturf, bids
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Proposed lease by and betl'leen the ci ty of Grand Island
and Nielsen Petersen for building identified as T-855 for $1425
for year beginning Sept. 1, 1949 through August 31, 1950 was
presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, lease was
approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island
and S. T. Fleha:cty for buildings identified as T-711, 713-716-719
and 1001 for the period beginning October 1, 1949 through December 1,
1950 for the sum of $2296 was presented. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Sander, lease ~;jas approved and the Mayor authorized
to sign.
Proposed lease by anc1 bet1'leen the City of Gr8.11(1 Island
and the Army Goods Store by Adam Dubas for building identified
as T-IOIO for the year July 15, 1949 through July 14, 1950 for
$180 was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconOed by Sander,
lease was approved.
Proposed lease by ano between the city of Granel Island
and the Nebr. National Guard for buildings identified as T-IOll,
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1951 for
was present ed. On motion of 'vJil son, seconded
by Sander, was approved EL.'1cl the N:ayor authorized to sign.
Proposed agreement by and between the Oity of Grand
Island and the Slick Airways for one year from November 1,
(Three scheduled flights, $40 per schedule per month; fourth
and each addition scheduled flight, $20 per schedule per month.)
was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was
approveel 2nd the 1\1ayor authorized to 8i gn.
Communication from O. B. H~rd, train master of Union
Pacific Railroad Oompany, Grand Island, with reference to freight
trains blockinG' so many street s during the day 't1TaS read. 111'.
Hurd stated th8.t at this time of the year is their heaviest season
as far as freight is concerned and irJi thin the next week or ten
days freiGht service would be decreased and he felt that the
peak season would be past and this problem would iron itself out.
On motion of Thomssen, letter was received and placed on file.
Mr. Harrison stated that the sewer line at the Rains
Addition, which serves the Vet's Hospital, was made according to
agreement with the superintendent in charge of construction at
the hospital and that since that time they had graded the ground
according to plans pertaining to landscaping, and that along the
west side the level of the ground after grading was below the
level of the sewer plant and that there had been a request made
for lowering these sewer pipes. After some discussion, motion
by Thomssen, seconded by Harris, that the government be notified
that the expense should be paid by the government, but the city
't1Tould allo'\lJ salvation on the sewej," pipe that had been taken out.
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Discussion by the Oouncil pertaining to interest rates
on paving districts, each councilman expressing himself as to
rates that he tLLOught might be sufficient. Notion by \Vilson,
seconded by Harris, that same be referred to Snygg and Thomssen.
Wilson mentioned difficulty at the airbase pertaining
to some renters being delinquent in their payments
After some
discussion, motion by Wilson, seconded by Sander, Oity Attorney
was authorized to start proceedings for collection in accordance
with the contracts by and between the Oity and the different renters.
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Overturf mentioned complaints from persons villa ~'Jere
charged for seiiler service and not being connect eO. up with the
8el\re1". 1-11'. Burdick advised thst any inc1iviclua1 making his com-
plaint to the water office would have claims adjusted.
Overturf mentioned that there had been nothing done
pertaining to the cleaning up at the building sight of lc1illspaugh
Brothers vlhereitl. there '!,-vas a recent fire.
Thomssen adviseCl. that the sevIer service refunds of
'lrlhi ch there 'liTere 2646, average amount was 94~.
(Mayor mentioned that C. E. McIntosh had agreed to pay
$1500 for the east half of lot 2, block 18, Rollins Addition,
if the city vvou1d, settle t11e claim as to the appraisers' figures
of $15,900 plus $1500.
After some discussion pertaining to
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referred to the City Attorney and the attorney for McIntosh.)
Discussion pertaining to wall map to be placed on the
north wall of the Council chamber pertaining to additions, zoning,
etc. Was referred to the City Engineer for information as to
possibilities.
The Mayor reported having contacted Major Henninger
with reference to the armory and had been informed by Major
Henninger that Congress 8,djourned before appropriation had been
made for this purpose but he was positive that as soon as Concress
reconvened, said appropriation v1ill be made and. that definite
plans will be available for the armory building in Grand Island.
Discussion on possession and use of air guns within
the City. The Mayor of the opinion that a permit should be 1"'6-
quested from the Ollief of Police amI the.t nll air guns TrJ'ithin
the city should be registered by the Police Department.
Discussion pertaining to rest rooms and a plot of room
114, City Hall, was presented showing that the rest rooms could
be 18 x 20 and still leave enough space for the Police court.
On mot ion of HaJ"ri s, seconded by Sander, tha t estimat ed cost s
be made pertaining to the rest room.
Proposed agreement by atlcl between the Ci ty of' GrC'.nd
and, the U. S. Amel'ica, (Vet's Aclministration Hospital) for the
furnishing of water for domestic and fire protection, together with
sev-,rerage service, 'lrms presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded
by Thomssen, asreement 1I11aS ap~)rovec1 and the Mayor authorized to sign.
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On motion of Overturf, seconded by Oampbell, bid of the
Geer Oompany for $779.28 for new doors on the north side fire
station was accepted.
Opinion of Attorney Holmberg pertaininc to the money
recei veel by the Treasurer from automobile licenses 11111e]:'ein he
stated same should be placed to the credit of the Paving Fund,
was reael. On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, opinion was
accept eel.
Novernbe:c 2, 19,19
To the Mayor and Oity Council,
G:cancl IslEJlc1, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
We, the Committee on Zoning, make the following recommendation
that the request of Thomas Thomsen be anted, and t t the City
Attorney be instructed to draw up an ordinance covering this change.
Very trul yours,
O. E. Wilson
John Sander
--A~ C. rl'lwmssen
Zonin[~: Committee
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Thoffissen, was approveel.
November 2, 194:9
To the Mayor and City Oouncil,
Grand 1812n0, Nebraska
G-entlemen:
We, the Committee on ZoninG, maKe the following recommendation
that the request of Harry Preisendorf be granted, and that the
Oi ty Attorney be instructed to clravv up an ordinance covering
this change.
Very truly yours,
--.Q.. E . VJi 1 so n
A. C. Tl10rnssen
Zoning Committee
After some discussion, motion by Wilson, seoonded by Thomssen,
that the report be approved. Ballot, votinl~ "yes" Tllo:i'ssen,
Wilson, Vogt. Voting "no", Campbell, Harris, Sander, Snygg,
Overturf.
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Ordinance pertaining to vacating of a street between
Jefferson and Monroe for building purposes as per request of
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Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting
"noli none.
Motion by Thomssen, seconded by vlilson, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading at length.
Roll call ballot. Voting lIyesll CaDpbell, Tllomssen, Ha:J:'J'"'is, 'vVilson,
Sander, VOE~t, Snygg, Overturf. Voting IInoll none.
Orc1inance authorizing r..jayo:c to execut e quitclaim deed
for propert;y as requested by Union Pacific vIas placed on first
and second reading.
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Motion by Thomasen, seconded by Snygg, ordinance was
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes"
Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting IIno" none.
Notion by Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on second reading at length.
Roll call ballot. Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson,
Sander, Vogt, SnYt;[, Overturf. VotinC; "no" none.
Ordinance 2326 levying assessments on water main dist.
125 was regularly passed by the Council and siened hy the Mayor.
Hot ion by Campbell, s ecoDrJed. by Thoms sen, orc1in8.:lce
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yestl C8;"pbell, Thornssen, Harris, vJilEwn, Sander, Vogt, SnYGg,
Overturf. Voting IInoll none.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thon1ssen, rules llTere
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. ttoting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, tHlson,
Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2327 levying assessments on water main dist.
126 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
I:lotion by Ca rpbell , seconded by ThomsE'en, ordinance
placecl on first reading at length. Roll cell ballot.
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"yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "no" none.
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On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, rules were
suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot.
Votl" nur.}" tl~TeJ:'ln C<>mpoell ml1.'ornCCe"l
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He.rris, vHlson,
Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Ordinance 2328 levying assessments on water main diet.
127 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Motion by Cmnpbell, fJeconcled by Thomssen, ordina:ce
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yesll Campbell, Thornssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Sny
Overturf.
Vot4na IIno" none.
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On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, rules
vlere suspended and ordinance placed on final passage ano. finally
passed. Roll c(.'ll ballot. Voting "yesll Campbell, Thomssen,
Harris, Vlilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,Overturf. Voting IIno" none.
Ordinance 2329 levying assessments on water main diet.
128 was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Motion by Cmnpbell, seconc].ed by Thomssen, ordinance
placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yestl Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, \'filson, SCJ1(:ter, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting tlnoll none.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Tholl1f3sen, rules
were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
pas sed.. Roll c101l1 ballot. Vot ine; "yes 11 Cclmpbell, TJlOmssen,
Harris, liJilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overtm"'f. Voting IIno" none.
Claims against the city "Jere present ed. !4otion of Camp-
bell seconded by Wilson were allowed as read. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, that the
city advertise for bids for 750 gallon fire truck, specifications
to be in the office of City Clerk. Motion of Campbell, seconded
by Thomssen that the city advertise for for 70 ft. aerial ladder
truck, also combination 750 gallon and 70 ft. ladder. truck.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, Council took
no action pertaining to ordinance governing Sunday car sales.
Motion of Snygg, Council adjourned.
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Grand Island, Nebraska
Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor
presiding. All Councilmen present.
Mr. Suhr being present for the presentation of
No. 233~?'
ordinance/authorizing the sale of 30-ft. strip along the north
side of the Union Pacific tracks between Jefferson and Monroe
Streets for building purposes, was regularly passed by the
Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance
I'JaS placed on ttl1:cd reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting ~yes" Campbell, Thomasen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomasen, ordinance
was placed on final passage and finally passed. Roll call ballot.
Wilson stated representatives from the CAA were
present and had appli6ation form prepared for the Mayor to
approve pertaining to the lighting of the 6900 ft. northwest,
southeast rurrHay. 'Some explanation from the representn.ti ves
that it vJOuld tales at least sixty days for the documents to
go through the
CAA and the,t wo:ck probably would not begin until
early Spr'ing.
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Total estimate cost #27,000 of vnlich the govern-
ment would pay 15% and the sponsor 25%.
Resolution adopting and approving the execution of
the Agency aGreement on Proj ect No. 9-25-051-001 to () e sub-
mitted to the Department of Aeronautics of the State of
Nebraska to obtain Federal Aid in the develonment of the
Grand Island Ilunicipal J.\irport.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Section 1. That the City of Grand Island shall
enter into an Agency Agreement on Project No. 9-25-051-001
for the purpose of obtaining FecIerDl Aid in the development of
the Grand Island :f\1unicipal Airport and that Bucn agreement
shall be as set forth heinbelow.
:3ection 2. That the JVlayor of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute
said Agency agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is hereby authorized
ana directed to impress the official seal of the Oity of Grand Island,
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Section 3. That the said agreement in four pages,
referred to herinabove is inserted in full and attached herewith,
2nd made Dc part ]]e:eeof as Exhibit "0". Exhibit "011 attached.
Motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, resolution
. was n(:opt ed.
Passed ana approved on this 16th day of November, 1949.
13. J. CunninlJam
ATTEST: Mayor
Floyd S. White
Ci ty Clerlt
Resolution Aelopting and approving the execution of
the Sponsor's PI'oject Application to be submi ttecl to the
administrator of Oivil Aeronautics, U. S. Department of Com-
merce, to obtain Federal Aid in the development of the Grand
I sland Municipal Ail-'port.
Be it resolved by t
Mayor and City Council of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska.
SEC'I'ION 1. That the City of Granen slc,nel 8112.11 ent er
into a Sponsor's Project Applice.tion 1'01' tIle purpose of obtain-
ing Federal Aid in the development of the Grand Island Municipal
Airport and that such agreement shall be as set forth hereinbelow.
SECTION 2. That the Nayor of the City of Grand Island,
Ne.oraska i G }]el'eby authoriz sd anc1 (Urect eel to execut e said
Sponsor's Project Application 1n sextuplicate on behalf of
the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to impress the official seal
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska and to attest said execution.
SECTION 3. 'rbat the Sponsor's Proj Gct Application,
in eisht pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full
2nd attached herewith, and made a pm."t hereof as Exhibit "0 ".
Exhibit "0" Attached
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, resolution
i'ms approved.
Passed and. approved on this 16th day of November, 1949.
B. J. Cunningham
Mayor
ATTEST:
F . B . vihi t e
City Clerk
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Resolution adopting and approving the Engineering
Agreement wit~ the Department of Roads and Irrigation, State
of Nebraska for furnishing Engineering Personnel and Services
for Project 9-25-051-001, to obtain Federal Aid in the
development of the Grand Island. Hunicipal Ail'port.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the
Ci ty of (].:C'anc1 Island, Nebraska
SECTION 1. That the City of Grancl Isl"wd shall
enter into the Engineering Agreement with the Department of
Roads and Ir'rigation, Stat e of Nebraska for furni shing Engin-
eering Personnel and Services for Project 9-25-051-001, for
the purpose of obtaining Federal Aid in the development of
the Grand 19,1 ,;.n( Municipal ai:t'port 8nc1. thet 81..1011 Agreement
shall be 8S set forth hereinbelow.
SECTION 2. That the Mayor of the City of Cl-J.:'[1.nc\
IslanC, Nebraska is hereby authorized and directed to execute
said Engineering Agreement in sextuplicate on behalf of the
Ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, and the City Clerk ic; hereby
authorized aur directed to impress the official seal of the
Ci ty of Grand Island., Nebr'aska and to attest said execution.
SECTION 3. That the said Engineering Agreement,
in two pages, referred to hereinabove is inserted in full and
attached hereilJith, anc:" mL"1.de a part hereof as Exhibit 11011.
Exhibit "011 attached.
On motion of O. E. !:\Tilson, 8cconcled by A. C. Thomssen,
resolution was passed.
Passed. HrHl approved on this 16th day of November, 1949.
B. J.
Cunni nc"ham
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Ic18yor
AT 'rEST:
Floyd. s. ~'nlit e
Clerk
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On motion of Wilson, seconded by Thomssen, First
National banI\". 'lP!aS designated as the d.eposi torybank for the funds
received and paid out on CAA project No. 9-25-051-001.
:Mr. J. Vanoaelall macle request for curb siele'l:Jall\".
along the east side of his lot at 320 East Bismark. On motion
of Harris, seconded by Overturf, permission was granted.
Miss Jerre Carlson made request of the council for
permission to park her private car on parking space on the
111lest siele of the Yancey, stating that the car l/iaS used 9/10s
of the time for hotel business. On motion of Barris, seconded
by Wilson, request was referred to the Street and Alley committee
along with the Police Committee.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and appro-
veel.
Petition for portion of Blocl\". 28, GilbertE> Third
Addition for curb sidewalk alo
the 1,Ie ~}t side of Hus t on AVGnue
was presented. Mr. Harris explained the conditions existing
at that point, curb sidewalk in the block on each side north
and south of this particular blocl\. ane} thclt three lot snow
have regular sidewalk, (7-9-11), and that the curb sidewalk
v.ras to be constructed. along lots 1-3-5. After some discussion,
motion by Harrle,
seconded by Overturf,
Permission was 7l'anted..
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Wilson, Sander, Vogt,
Overturf. Voting "no" Thomssen, Snygg. Pass, Campbell.
Petition for li@lt line extension into Riverside
Farm Sub-division to lots 5-6-7-9-10 was presented. Mr. Bur-
dick explaining that at this time those properties were being
serviced by the Consumer Public Power and also that in putting
in said line, the city would be entering into rural competition
v.ri 'eh the Consumer Public Pme'er and th2ct he 1vould reque st that
the Council set up a policy as to the extent of service in
rural area 1tT11e:...'ein the city rates 'Vvoulc'L be applicable. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, petition was referred
to the light committee and. C. v!. Burelick to make recommendation
as to lighting zone area.
Petition for curb sidewalk on t
t~ !'t Loui~q. Street
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blocl\:. West Louine 'Vvae presented. (Signeel byS::heel, Urwiller',
Shipton) On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, permission
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iJonthly report of Dr.J.G.Woodin, Hall County Health
Director,was presented. On motion of Wilson,Seconded by Sander,
was received and placed on file.
COlI'IMITTEE REPORT
To the Mayor and Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
We, the Members of the Street and Alley Committee, report
that on the 6th day of December, 194~, a Resolution was passed
by the Mayor and Council directing that the sidewalk along the
westerly side of Lot Five (5), Block Fifty-nine (59), Original
Town, belonging to James Michelson, be rebuilt or repaired. The
City Clerk served notice of the adoption of this Resolution by
mailing the same to Mr. Michelson by registered mall wlth return
receipt request.
This is to advise that"this sidewalk has never been repaired
or relaid.
Dated this 16th day of
Nove~l~r, 1949.
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On motion by Snygg, seconded by Harris, report was approved
and the Engineer instructed to proceed in repairing or replacing
walk.
Gl'and Island, Nebraska
November 16, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Dlamond Engineering Co.
has cornplet ed the 'Vwrk on Paving Di strict No. 117 in accordance
v.Ti th the plans and. specificatlon and contract by and betvcTeen
the City of Grancl Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
follOWing materials at the price set forth ln the contract.
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1014 cu. ye1.s. 61t slab @~17.00
1100 cu. yds. excavation .90
168 line ft. 611 expo .joint .25
162 line ft. old curb & gutter removed .25
779.8 line ft. nevI cm.."b & gut t er 1.35
74 line ft. new integral curb .35
~in 7238.17
990.00
42.00
40.50
1052.73
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19389.30
I recormnencl. that the "tvork done on the aforsaiel
Paving District No. 117 be accepted by the City of Grand Island,
Neb!'.
I 11erevli th submit the following statement of all
costs in connection '!..,rith Paving District No. 117.
To the Diamond Eq:;ineering Co.
To Engineering, Advertising & Publication
Total
$19389.30
969.45
20358.75
To the Paving District Fund
To the Paving Fund
16454.36
3904.39
20358.75
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 117 on the
7th cLay of December 1949 at 3:00 0'cloc1';:. P.M.
Hespectfully submi tt eel,
Ray L. He.rrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, was
approved.
Grand Island, Nebr.
November 16, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council
. Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co.
has completed the work on Paving District No. 119 in accordance
with the plans and specification and contract by and between
the City of Grand Island, Nebr. and. the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract
t 0- wi t :
259.36
250
100
cu. yds. 6" slab
cu. yas. excavation
line ft. 1 x 6 expo joint
move 1 catch basin
line ft. integral curb
Remove 1328 straivht curb
Remove 75 sq. ydsWasphalt top
Remove 50' curb & gutter
Build 1 new water valve manhole,
@/"1" 7'""
O~r o. ;)
.85
.25
$4344.28
212.50
25.00
25.00
178.85
26 . 40
26.25
17.50
75.00
4930.78
511
.35
.20
.35
.35
I recommend that the work done on the aforesaid
Paving District No. 119 be accepted by the City of G-rand
Island, Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all costs
in connection with PavinG District No. 119.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering, Publication & Advertising
Total
4930.78
246.50
5177.28
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To the Paving District Fund
To Paving li'und.
$4846.26
331.02
5177.28
Tot al
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 119, on the
7th day of December, 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. He,rri son
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded b;y Thomssen, vJ'as approved.
Grand Island, Nebr.
November 16, 1949
Honorable Mayor & City Council
Grand Island, Nebraska
G-entlemen:
I hereby certify that the Diamond Engineering Co.
has completed the work on Paving District No. 120 in accordance
with the plans and specification and contract by and between
the City of Gr,'mcl Island, Nebr. and the Diamond Engineering Co.
I further certify that the work done contains the
following materials at the price set forth in the contract,
to-vii t:
@$16.75
.85
.35
.25
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~20602.50
1105.00
267.08
100.00
25.00
75.00
50.00
36.00
22260.58
1230 cu. yds 6" slab
1300 cu. yd8. excavation
763.1 line ft. integral curb
400 line ft. 6" expansion joint
1 manhole raised
1 new manhole 4.5' deep
1 new catch basin
18 ft. 12" tile in place
2.00
I recommend that the "Vvork done on the aforsaic1 Paving
District No. 120 be accepted by the City of Grand Island, Nebr.
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connection with Paving District No. 120.
To the Diamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering, Advertising & Publication
Total
22260.58
1113.00
23373.58
To the Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
15<160.86
7912.72
23373.58
Total
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. 120 on the
7th day of December 1949 at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, report was approved.
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Requer,t from the Chairmcm of the Boaro. of Trustees
of the F'lrst Baptist Church for an alley light at the rear of
the church v,Tas presented. On motion of Campbell, seconded by
Thomssen, request was granted.
A letter from E. J. Wolbach, President of the Library
Board pertaining to insufficient funds in the Library appropri-
atian and unforseen repairs ~1Thich have been made, requesting
$3,000 to be transferred to the Library fund etc. On motion
of Overturf, seconded by Thomssen, request was granted. On
motion of Sander, seconded by Overturf, that the difference
between the $3,000 and $375-paid E. J. Bell for wrecking
chimney, or $2625 be transferred from the Incidentals to the
Library Fund. City attorney to prepare resolution.
Estimate of E. J. Huntemeyer on remodeling Room 114
City Hall for use as Ladies Public rest room, in the amount of
$6213.90 was presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by
Wilson, estimate was referred to the City Property Committee
and City Engineer.
Letter from T. G. Cook pertaining to taxes paid by
Union Pacific in Nebraska and Hall County was presented. On
motion of Harrie, seconded by Wilson, received and placed on file.
Bond of John R. Higgins for acting Police Magistrate .J
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was presented. On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, was
approved.
Representative from factory putting out street llght-
ing equipment and also having made demonstration at Pioneer Park
previous to Council meeting, requesting Council for 80me action
pertaining to new lights at the Park. After some dlscussion,
was referred to the committee and if the County would go along
and pay half the expense of lights amI installation, that the
City i'J"Oulc1 stand the; other half. 6'~Oe:1~)
Mr. Harris made report on having met with Englneer
Hart, committee anel the Hayor and vras given assurance th.at the
Union Pacific would install traffic light at Jackson street.
Also that the triangular plot at Anna and Locust
street had been fixed so as to make a wider intersection on
Anna street. Same to be completed within three or four day~.
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Some discussion on advertisi
for bidg for congtruc-
tion of paving in Paving District 121 and 123.
The Mayor mentioned that
chelson had served injunc-
tion against the city pertaining to Pav
District Ill. After
some discussion, lw recoTTnended thDt the paving EmcJ storm se1\!Cr
be put in as contemplated.
Harris mentioned placing of used motor oil on streets
in certain parts of the city. No action.
Overturf stated he had received request for sidewalk
on the west side of the Elks block.
Also that he and Mr. Schirkofsky had investigated
trees burned on the Frank Spetlman property in the 2500 block
west First and had agreed to replace ei t trees with three-inch
trees early in the Spring.
Also East Ashton street had been leveled.
On motion of Overturf, seconded by Thoms8cn, offer
of C. J. McIntosh for $1500 for east half of lot 2, fr Block 18,
Rollins Addition, was accepted.
Snygg called attention to stop signs placed at
different schools ~-Jherein the reading VIas not the smne - some
being "Stopll, others "Stop ,!hen children cl'oscingfl. He felt
they should be uniform.
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, bid of the
International Harvester Company on truck for Sanitation Depart-
ment,
KB 6 .'u'l" "0 00
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accepted.
Roll call ballot.
Vot:i..ng
"yes" Harris, SHnc1er, Va ,Snygg, Overtu:cf. Voting lInotl
Campbell, TllOrns sen. VVilson excused.
Thomssen reported he had made survey of soveral in-
dividuals pertaining to interest rate charged on paving, concensus
of opinion being that the rate of 9% for delinquent taxes should
be fllE'cintalned and opinion on regular rate was from 3'~ to 7%.
Campbell mentioned th2ct Richard Evans he,d received
invitation to a National Firemen's Trainer school to be held
in Tennessee. After some discussion, on motion of Sander,
seconded by Thomssen, was referred to the Fire Committee with
DOvJer to act and allowance of expenses not to exceed ~plOO.
Ordinance 2;530 authortzing sale of easthE'clf of lot
2, block 18, Rollins adclitlon to C. J. McIntosh, W"aS regulnx'ly
passed by tIle Council 8.nd signed by the Hayor.
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On motion of Harris, seConded by Thomasen, ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot. Voting
"yea" Carnl~~ell rr~lO"lCseYl
ho? C~JU'J~' 1. ...l);V-.i.,
HaPI'i s, Semeler,
Vogt, Snygg, Overturf,
Voting "noli none. vV11son excused.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, rules were
suspended, ordinance placed on final passage and finally passed.
Roll call ballot. Voting lIyesll CBIupbell, Thomssen, Hax'ris,
Sander', Vogt, Snyc;g, Overturf. Voting" no" none. Wil son excused.
Ordinance 2331 pertaining to the rezoninc; of north
66 ft., fr lot 5, fr block 19 K & D Addition, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, ordinance
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting lIyes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "noli none. Wilson excused.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, rules
were suspended and ordinance placed on final passage and finally
pas sed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes II Ce1mpbell,. Thomssen,
Harris, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
vVil son excused.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, ordinance
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2333 vacating an unnamed street to be used by the Union Pacific
for building purposes was regularly passed by the council and
signed by the Mayor.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomdsen, ordinance
was ple,ced on third reacUng at length. Roll call bc').llot.
Voting l1yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting unol1 none. Wilson excused.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, ordinance
was placed on final passage and. finally passed. Roll call
ballot. Voting Uyeslt Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Vogt,
Snygg, Overturf. Voting uno" none. Wilson excused.
The He.yoI' made appointment of Dr. \^Jm. McGrath, itim.
Reutlinger, ~\[m. Ehrsam, O. A. Abbott, Stanley Thornton, as a
committee to make recommendation on petition previously presented
pertaining to the city going into the paving business.
Claims against the City were regularly presented.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, allowed as read. Roll call
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Snygg, Overturf. Voting ~no"J Wilson excused.
none.
On motion of Snygg Council adjourned.
11-16-49
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Grand Isll3nd, Nebr.
December l~ 1949.
Council met in Special Session, "His Honor, the Mayor pr8siding,
alL Councilmen present.
Suit filed by Clarenc8 Ranslem against hnrold A. Prince,
Benjamin J. Cunningham, and the City of Grand Island was presented.
Minutes of May 7, 1947, referring to Proposal of Fred Bomark, Sewer
Commi ttee report and Resolution signed by B. J. Cunningham, VIlas
..:;-::-v~ev,ed by the Mayol'. Discussion on disposition of case. Motion
Lj Overturf, seconded by Thomssen, tljat the City lttorno::;y be authorized
t::.; }Jl'eparo::; answer and tho::; case be brought into court immsdiately.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, harris, Sander, Overturf,
CampbelJ, Snygg, Vlilson and Vogt. Carried.
Discussion on condemnation of Vai th property, Lot 2, Block 4,
Dawn Addi tion, for Csmet.:::ry purposes. Motion by \.;ampbell, seconded
~:I Vogt, that ci ty pay appraisers price of ~600.00 and purchase
-t-i.L'operty. Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander,
Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, Viilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none, carrisd.
Peti tion by property ownsrs in vicini ty of 15th and Vlheelsr
Strsets for corner or single post streBt light at bus stop on corner,
.....~ presented. Motion by Harris, seconded by Thomssen, that light
l..J~ lT1stalled. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Thomssen mentioned petition filed for Broadwell Courts to be ^
Gaken into city limits.
Thornssen,reported that a building p~rmit had been issued to
Mrs; Ooley to eniliarge garage at rear of lot. Permit was later revoked
on account of not sufficient room and protest of neighbor. After
......:::>t.:ussion motion by Thomssen, seconded by Wilson that Attorneys for
~ae!1 party get together for solution, or the parties take matter into
~uurt ror decision. Roll call ballot, each voting aye.
Snygg made a motion to rescind action taken at last Council
uteeting accepting bid of Intern.ational Harvester Company on Truck
~or Sanitation Department, KB-6, motion seconded by Thomssen.
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Moved by Snygg, seconded by Thomssen, that bid on KB-5, $148l.1J2,
f-.:;,,;lng ~owest bid be accepted and that Kinnison be authorized to
(j';'u'>;.(' truck. Roll call ballot, each Councilman voting aye, except
Barris who was excused.
Wilson mentioned Midwest Airline Company had made inquiry as
~o available space if stops here were scheduled. Council approved
maKing space for tilem in Administration Building if needed.
Wilson reported that Administration building was badly in
...~,~~u of' redecorating. Motion by Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, that
Committee be given power to act in having bUilding redecorated.
Wilson also reported that White Hangar was in need of repairs,
una that men worldng at the base could do the work. Mov'2d by
Thomssc;n, secoIlded by Wilson, that committee be authorized to make
...l~cessary repairs.
Motion was made by Campbell, seconded by Overturf, that a
u~rt loader be purchased for Airbase.
Overturf reported doors of Firestation repaired.
On motion of Snygg, Council adjourned.
F. S. Wh i t e ,
City Clerk.
December 1, 1949.
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December 5, 1949
Council met according to law to canvass ballots of election ~
of November 29. His Honor the Mayor, presiding. All councilmen
present except Snygg.
Canvass of ballots as reported:
For City Manager
Precinct 1 79
Against
81
214
187
113
199
29
Precinct 2
213 - 1 mail
Precinct 3
209
113
345
57
Precinct 4
Precinct 5
Precinct 6
Precinct 7
439 - 2 mail
214 - 4 mail
Precinct 8
284 - 2 mail
199
Precinct 9
128
53
233
2160
2 mail
137 - 1 mail
Precinct 10
61
189
1628
Precinct 11
Total
3788
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, the count of ballots
as canvassed by the City Council was accepted as official.
Mr. Camaras of the Grand Island Transit Co. made request
that the first parking space' north of Second on the east side of
Pine be vacated in order to negotitate the turn by buses. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, request was granted.
Request from the Merry Ladies Club, also request from
the County Extension Agent for rest rooms to be located nearer
the central part of the business section and not in the City Hall.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Wilson, was referred to the
city property committee and the City Engineer to make check as
to the type of building and the cost of construction on parking
lot at Wheeler and Front Street.
The matter of purchase of adding machine was referred to
the City Property committee.
Request of Mary Fisher for permission to erect curb sign
at 1405 West Charles street was presented. On motion of Wilson
seconded.. by Sander, \vas referred to the Building inspector.
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Request of Palmer Hotel to erect curb sign near the
intersection of Second and Sycamore to be approved by Mr. Burdick
and the Building Inspector. On motion of Wilson, seconded by
Campbell, request was granted.
Union Pacific Extension Rider, electric and power service
was presented. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, was
accepted subject to the approval of C. W. Burdick and the City
Attorney.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, State of Nebraska, an agreement
extending to December 31, 1950, the term of contract dated
November 4, 1939, covering the furnishing and delivery of electric
light and power service by the City to the Railroad Company at
Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska; said agreement being identified
as Railroad Company's C. D. No. 24327-H; and
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of Grand Island has
said proposed agreement before it and has given it careful
review and consideration; and
WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests of said
City of Grand Island, State of Nebraska, will be subserved by
the acceptance of said agreement;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the. terms of the agreement submitted by the Union
Pacific Railroad Company as aforesaid be, and the same are hereby,
accepted in behalf of said City;
That the Mayor of said City is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of said City,
and that the City Clerk of said City is hereby authorized and
directed to attest said agreement and to attach to each duplicate
original of said agreement a certified copy of this resolution.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Campbell, resolution
1.,as adopt ed.
Applicationsof Duane Donald Curtin and Orville Frank Macomber
for employment in any department were presented. On motion of
Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, wel"'e referred to the Airport committee.
Discussion on new lighting at the Pioneer Park, reference ~
being made to some of the complaints that had been received.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Overturf, $200 from the county
be accepted as their share.
Mr. Overturf reported three small mowers were needed at
the cemetery, also one large mower for the park department.
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Thomssen was referred to the
city property committee with power to act.
Discussion pertaining to Richard Evans attending the Fire-
men's School in Tennessee. On motion of Campbell, seconded by Wilson
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up to $100.
On motion of Vogt, council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
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December 7, 1949
Council met as Board of Equalization on Paving Dists.
117-119-120. His Honor, The Mayor, presiding. All Councilmen
present.
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BE rc RESOLVED BY THE rvIAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF' TIlE CITY OF'
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GHAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the tdtal cost of Paving
District 1/117 to be the total sum of ~ij16469.56; that we find the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the sum
of $16469.56 and that we find the benefits accruing to the several
lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the sums set
opposite the several descriptions as follows:
ADD rn em
LOT BLOCK
23
Baker's
NAME
-
Charles & Jean Ann Kahroff
Robert D. & Evelyn L. Herzog
Nathan & Mary Huff
10
John E. & Ann II/I. Newberg
Erwin J. & Virginia M. Kokrda
Claud R. Russell
Milton G. W Wanda M. Swanson
Lee D. Hagemeister
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
Mary Jensen Owen--
Herman Henry D: flu th 1\;1. Gol terman
Herman H. Golterman
Howard A. & Gwendolyn p. Chase
Raymond A. 0" Helen A. Holtz
O. A. Niess
H. A. Rinder Sr. & Helen L. Rinder
Olga TillmanQwife
Olga Tillman-wife
Max R. & Betty J. Stewart
10
James I. & Norma Merrick
11
John Roland Cane & Gladys L. Cane
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12
Pauline E. l/Lullen/
13
Robert J. & Helen E. Grennan
14
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II
7
II
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11
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AT,ijOUNT
~1;310.4
310. <1,4
322 . ~'SE
322.22
310.44
310.4L1
310.4Li
322.3E
522.3~
310.4/
266.7E
256.8E
256.8f
256 . 8E
266.82
256.8E
256.8E
256.8f:
256.8E
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NAME
LOT BLO:CK
Mary B. & Marion B. Surber
15
Milton G. &, Miriam Waldbaum 16
C. Lester Wigstone & Vera Marie Wig-
stone 17
City of Grand Island 18
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
19
20
City of Grand Island
21
City of Grand Island
22
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
23
24
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski
13
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski
14
George &, EJaine Schoel
15
George & Elaine Schoel
16
Bank Motor Co.
17
1$
August Krohn
August Krohn
19
lVlarie A. Baumann
20
Marie A. Baumann
21
22
Vernon G. & Lorraine M. Nelson
Robert A. & Adaline House
23
Paul C. & Hazel F. Huston 24
Hugo Maki & Ru th lVlaki 1
Nitzel & Co. 2
John F. & Ruth S. Mayne 3
L. Ellsworth Leach & Margaret M. Leach 4
Robert R. & Sybil J. Edens
Dewey H. &; Christine C. Hutchins
Dexter E. & Doris May Spindler
Albert C. &, Winifred Paulsen
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkowski
10
Alex & Euphrosine Kalkwwski
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
5
16
6
16
7
16
8
16
16
16
9
16
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M. Blake Mitchell & Bernice M. Mitchell 12 16
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256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256. 88
256.(18
256.88
266.76
339.66
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
327.08
32'7.08
266.76
256.88
327.08
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
256.88
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Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1949.
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GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been 8iven ther~of that we find the total cost of
Paving District #119 to be the total sum of ~~4,845.06; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the
sum of ~?4,845.06 and that we find the benefi ts accruing to the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sums set opposi te the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BUlC1\ ADDITION AMOUNT
Delmar w. & Edella M. Sieloff 5 19 Original To~m ~.)58 5 . 42
Myrtle E Hatcher 6 19 II II 608.52
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ltVilliam c' & Naomi B. Reinecke 7 19 II " 608.52
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Frank E. &, Donald I. Olsen I 19 " " 608.52
I Herbert 'l~jl Lysinger S43'-E44'
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836' -VV22 ' 1 30 " II 109.53
Vial ter ri & Augusta Karnp s N89'-E44'
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N96'-W22' 1 30 II " 498.99
Walter r' ({; Augus ta Kamps 2 30 " " 608.52
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Richard Guendel 3 30 " " 608.52
Richard Guendel 4 30 " " 60&3.52
To tal ~~4845. 06
B.espectfully submitted this the 7th day of December, 1949.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY ~:BE ~ffiYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA; sitting as a Board of Equalization after due
notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost of
Paving District W120 to be the total sum of ~~15465.18; that we find
the benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be the
sum of ~ua5465.18 and tha t we find the benefi ts accruing to the
several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said district to be the
sums set opposite the several descriptions as follows:
NAME LOT BLOCK ADDITION AMOUNT
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George p. & Leland F. Sweeney 6 2 H. G. Clark's ;,:;374.22
Lillie Buell 7 2 " II 374.22
Arthur o. & Ruby Edmunds N57. 5' 8' 2 " " 97.67
William C" Eliza Frye 374.5' 8 2 II II 276.5E
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First Baptist Church of Grand Island 1 4 " " 299.38
First Baptist Church of Grand Island 2 4 11 " 299.38
First Bapti s t Church of Grand 'Island 3 4 II 11 299.38
First Baptist Church of' Grand Island 4 4 " 11 299.38
First Bap tist Church of Grand Island 5 4 " " 299.38
George P. /}, Leland F Sweeney E6' 5 8 Gilbert's 34.02
.
Charles E & Ivlinni e S Moeller \1160' 5 8 " 540.2C
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Harry Patterson 6 9 11 299.38
Ruby Roblyer 7 9 II 299.38
Edward L. & Enid R. Slips 8 9 II 299.38
Estate of Elizabeth Detlefsen 9 9 It 299.38
Lyle & Eugene Goodrich S84' 10 9 " 234.12
Clifford A. & Lois M. Cogil N48' 10 S II 65.26
Thaddius & Clara Smedra 6 lO II 299.38
Warren A. & Clara B. Jacobus 7 10 n 299.32
Bert & Marie Black 8 10 II 299.3f-
Henry & Kathryn Franzmeier 9 10 " 299.38
James C. C~ Ruby Haile 10 10 II 299.;}3
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Margaret Tagge
LO':P BLOCK
Wilbur R. & Bsther Beck
Delbert G. & Alice S. Beck
Lillian Merchant
Lillian Merchant
10
Will Byron Battles & Mabel S. Battles 6
Bert E. Phillips J. & Frances
Phillips 7
Paul & Margaret C. Harvey 8
Paul & Margaret C. Harvey
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Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild
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2
Oscar E. & Anna W. Hild
10
c. }T'red Uebel
John W. & Dorris M. Hines
Lulu E. Uebel
Edward H. & Edith Tagge
Harry & Edith Harper
5
Christ J. & Helen Kallos
1
Georgina Kallos
2
Georgina Kallos
3
Georgina Kallos
4
Georgina Kallos
5
1
Harry C. & Louise M. Funk
Earl W. & Hazel P. Solt-
Greek Orthodox Chureh of Grand Island 3
Greek Orthodox Church of Grand Island 4
Greek Orthodox Church of Grand Island 5
Blanche M. Kelly
1
Loi s E. LIa tzen
2
Freda K. Buchfinck
3
Mrs. Louise Ellers
4
5
Henry E. & Irene E. Timpke
N~'
8ft
5
Agnes Janak
6
11
7
11
8
11
9
11
11
12
12
12
9
12
12
12
9
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ADDITION
Gilbert's
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14
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16
16
16
17
17
17
17
17
17
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299.3:
299.31
299.31
299. 3~
349.0<
349.0C
349.0C
174. 5(
174.5C
349.0C
349.0C
349.0C
349.0C
349.0C
349.0C
299.32
299.32
299.32
299.32
299.32
299.32
299.312
299.38
299.32
299.38
299.3[
299.3E
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299.32
209.57
89.81
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Bespectfull'Y. submitted this 7th day of December, 1949.
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On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, resolution was
adopted. There being no protests on anyone of the district~,
on motion of Harris 1 seconded by Overturf, Council adjourned
as Board of Equalization.
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Grand Island, Nebr.
December 7, 1949
Council met in regular session, his Honor, the Mayor
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presiding. All Councilmen present.
Dick Stephens brought up the matter of liability
insurance on the airport and after some discussion, on
motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, that a policy be
drawn for acceptance.
Matter of insurance on new light plant was presented.
On motion of Sander, seconded by Overturf, was referred to
the Light committee.
Minutes of previous meetings, November 16, Dec. 1 and
Dec. 5 were read and approved.
Richard Erdberger made request of the Council for
permission to construct a temporary building on railroad
property to be of wood studding and metal and asbestos covering.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Wilson, was referred to
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the Building committee and the city attorney for preparation
of ordinance and meeting of board to be held Dec. 21, 1949.
Communication from the Harmony Extension Club presented
a request for rest rooms to be more centrally located than
the City Hall.
Communication from Glenn Geddes objecting to the erec-
tion of the electric sign of the Palmer Hotel was presented,
along with the copy of notice sent to Mr. H. D. Pratt. On
motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was referred to C. W.
Burdick and E. ~. Walker.
Appraisers report on property condemned for cemetery
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James P. Dugan, lots 1, 2, 3, block 3, Dawn addition,
consisting of 1.556 acres $280.08
Ida M. Becker, lot 4, block 3, Dawn, .778 acres
$140.04
Adolph & Della M. Voss, South half lot 5 and all
of 6, block 3, Dawn Addition, 1.167 acres $217.06
John H. Carter, North half lot 5, block 3, Dawn
Addition, .389 acres $72.34
Henry C. Becker, lot 1, bloc~ 4, Dawn addition
.389 acres $70.01
Henry Vaith, lot 2, block 4, Dawn Addition
.389, also including buildings $600.00
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Mildred R. Claussen, lot 3, block 4, Dawn Addition,
.778acres $150.00
Anna M. Stoppkotte, lot 4, block 4, Dawn Addition,
.778 acres $144.71
Gertrude M. Denman (Impecoven) lot 5, block 4
Dawn Addition, .778 acres $144.71
Florence I. Denman (Wells), lot 6, block 4, Dawn
Addition .778 acres $150.00
John C. Freeland, lot 4 Gieses Addition, 3.19
acres $694.78
lot 5, Gieses Addition, 3.08 acres $691.15
Hall County, fr lot 5, Gieses Addition
.11 acres $24.44
Hugh Baker, fencing placed on leased ground $62.50
Total $3441.82
On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, appraisers report
was accepted.
Report of John G. Woodin, Grand Island, Hall County
Health Director was presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded
by Snygg, received and placed on file.
Report of C. B. Kinnison, Dept. of Sanitation, for
November was presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by
Thomssen, was received and placed on file.
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G:r'and Island, Nebr.
December 7, 1949.
Honorctble M:ayor &:, City Council,
Gre.nct ISla,nd, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify tllat the East Ash ton Sand. Oomoany
has completed. the wOI'k on a-ravel District No. 23 in accordance
wi th the plans and specificE:.tion ancl con,tract by and between
the City of Q-rand Islcmd, NetJr. and. the East Ashton Sand Co.
I further cex'tify that the work (lone contains the
follo0ing material at the price set forth in the contract,
to-wit:
7931 cu. yas. road gravel
@ ~~.799
dO""Z3'" OJ7
~p00 1:).0
I recommend that the vfOrk done on the aforesaid
gravel district No. ~33 be accepted by the City of Grand. IslEmd,
Nebraska.
I herewith submit the following statement of all
costs in connection v:i th Gravel District No. 2:':'5.
To Enst Ashton SancJ. Compa,ny
To Engineering & Publication
~$6336 .87
316.80
Total 6653.67
To The Paving District Fund
To Pavi1l(5 Fund.
5335.10
J_318 . 57
6653.67
~~'l ,sUbmitted"
Ray L. Harrison
City Engineer
Motion of Harris, seconded by Thomssen, report was approved.
Petition with ten signatures requesting street light-
ing be installed on Fifteenth street west of Broadwell~as read.
Motion of Campbell, seconded by Overturf, was referred to
C. W. Burdick. Mr. Burdick mentioned there were several
street lights needed in the area west of Broadwell and felt
that as far as material and labor was available, that lights
should be installed, at least on every other intersection.
Petition with four signatures for parking meters on
the south side of Second street from Walnut to Cedar was
presented. On motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell, was
referred to the committee with power to act.
Request of E. P. Crick to rezone lots 9 and 10,
from
block 16, Schimmers, 1,0 Residence A to Commercial A was
presented. On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Sander, date
of hearing was set for December 21.
Petition with 416 signatures to the Mayor and Council
and Grand Island Transit Company for the establishing of a
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bus route east of Pine street was presented. On motion of
Thomssen, seconded by Harris, was referred to Overturf and
Wilson and officials of the Grand Island Transit Company.
Proposed agreement by and between the city of Grand
Island and Midwest Airlines, Inc. giving the airlines company
temporary authority to operate at Grand Island Municipal
Airport. On motion of Wilson, seconded by Overturf; agree-
ment was accepted and the Mayor authorized to sign.
Plumber bonds were presented as follows:
Bernhard Kemper
Richard. L. Kelly
John Ennis
Ralph E. Sorenson
On motion of Sander, seconded by Harris, were approved.
Continuation certificate for Elmer Snyder, dba Grand
Island Neon Sign Company, was presented. After some discussion
and verbal opinions of city attorney, on motion of Sander,
seconded by Harris, certificate was approved.
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RES 0 L U T ION
ViHEREAS, the Ci t~. of Grand Island has made application to the
Administrator of Civil Aeronautics for a grant of Federal funds
pursuant to the Federal Airport Act and the Regulations issued
thereunder, for aid in financing, furnishing and installing
bi-directional high intensi ty l'unway marker lights, and
WHEREAS, the approximate cost of such installation is Twenty
eight Thousand ($28,000.00) Dollars and the City~of Grand Island shall
be required to pay 2516 of the cost of such installation, and
WHEREAS, the City is required to place in a special fund, the
sum of Six Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety-three Dollars and Thirty-
nine Cents ($6,993.39) with the Pirst National Bank of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, the amount of the cityst cost in
the installation of said lighting.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CII'Y OF' GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the said sum of $6,993.39 be and the Sfu~e is hereby
ordered transferred to a special fund to be known and designated as
Airport Lighting F'und; tha t the Ci ty 'I)rea~:mrer be and he is hereby
ordered, directed and authorized to transfer said sum from the
Airport Fund to the special fund herein named; that the said sum of
$6,993.39 be and the s~ne is hereby ordered used to pay for the cost
of the cityst share in the installation of said runway marker lichts
and tha t the Ci ty Clerk forward to the Ci ty 'l'reasurer a certified
copy of this HGsolu tion.
Respectfully submitted this 7th
day of December, 1949.
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ommittee
On motion of Wilson, seconded by Sander, was adopted.
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WHEREAS, certain improvements are necessary for the purpose of
maintaining the Library of the City of Grand Island, the estimated
cost of said improvements being approximately f.eWO Thousand Six
Hundred Twenty-five Dollars ($2625.00), and
WHEREAS, there are not sufficient moneys in the Library Pund
to pay the cost of such improvement.
NO\iV, ~:HEREFORI~, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE IvIAYOH AND COUNCIL OF 'illE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRAi:-~KA:
That the sum of ~p2625.00 be and the same is hereby ordered
transferred from t11e Incidental Fund to the Library Fund; that
the City Treasurer be and he is hereby ordered, directed and
authorized to transfer said sum from the IncidentaJ.F'und to the
said Library Pund; that the transfer thereof be shown on the
records of the City Clerk and the Ci ty 'I'reasurer and that the City
Clerk forward to the City Treasurer a certified copy of this
Hesolution.
Respectfully submitted this 7th day of December, 1949.
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On motion of Snygg, seconded by Sander, resolution was adopted.
Proposed airport lease by and between the City of
Grand Island. and S. T. F1ih1trty for building identified as
T-I003 for $360 a year was presented. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Overturf, was approved and Mayor authorized to
sign.
Proposed lease by and between the city of Grand Island
and Fairacres Dairy Farms, Inc. for buiiliding identified as
T-112 for $180 a year was presented. On motion of Wilson,
seconded by Overturf, was approved and. Mayor authorized to sign.
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Proposed lease by and between the City of Grand Island
and Adam D~bas, dba Army Goods Store, for buildings identified
as T-230 and T-14 for $360 a year was presented. On motion
of Wilson, seconded by Overturf, leases were approved.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf, December
21 was set as Board of Equalization hearing on Paving Dist. 108.
Snygg stated that there should be some positive action taken
on rest rooms.
Thomssen stated that there was still a battle raging
between Mrs. Ooley and neighbors pertaining to building
Mrs. Ooley wished to construct.
SOfie discussion on parking on the Dodge School block
and the Elks lot. After which, motion made by Harris, seconded
by Wilson, that a "no truck" parking sign be placed on the
Elks block parking lot.
Discussion on defective sidewalk along the north
end of the lot at corner of Third and Elm owned by James
Michelson. Mr. Harrison stated the walk was lower on the
inside than on the outside and should be 24 feet of walk
removed and replaced.
Campbell stated that flooding of the grounds for
skating ponds had started.
Discussion as to location of north side fire station,
Chief Campbell stating that north Broadwell would be a good
location for fire station, probably at 17th and Broadwell.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was referred to the
City property committee, fire committee and Chief Campbell
for further investigation.
His honor, the Mayor stated that the committee, who
had been appointed to investigate the establishing of paving
unit by the city, t~~ had met within the last
week and recommended that two contracts a year be let - one early
~~~ in the Spring, the other later in the summer. In so
doing, would make the districts larger and the bidding more
competitive.
Mr. Burdick advised the Council that there should be
something done immediately in Home sub-division with reference
to easements for utilities. On motion of Harris, seconded
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Harrison and Building Inspector Walker.
Discussion on Broadwell courts as to streets, water
service and sewer service. Engineer was directed to get the
plot plan of the sewer and water mains leading in Broadwell
Courts.
Mr. Burdick commented on construction of the Disposal
plant, stating that the contractor was doing a wonderful
job and the man in charge was one who had operated disposal
plants of this type and that the work had progressed more
speedily than anticipated. Also that the construction of ^
the power plant was progressing favorably and the boiler room
65% completed, probable completion date about April 1.
Discussion pertaining to property which might be
condemned for park purposes north of 17th and east of Wheeler,
reserving probably two blocks at the lower end along Wheeler
for residential purposes and from twenty to thirty acres
east to the Burlington tracks for park purposes. Same being
referred to City Engineer for checking of property owners, etc.
Ordinance 2334,assessment on paving District 117,
was regularly passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ord. 2334, on motion of Harris, seconded by Sander,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting ~yesn Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander,
Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting ~non none.
Ord. 2334, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell
rules were suspended, ordinance placed on final passage and
finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell,
Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
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Ordinance 2335,;\ Paving District 119, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Or. 2335, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Vot ing "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, i~ilson, Sander,
Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no~ none.
Ord. 2335, on motion of Harris, seconded by Campbell,
rules were suspended, ordinance placed on final passage and
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finally passed. Roll call ballot. Voting "yes" Campbell,
Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
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Ordinance 2336,Apaving Dist. 120, was regularly
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Ord. 2336, on motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg,
was placed on first reading at length. Roll call ballot.
Voting "yes" Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, 'tilfilson, Sander,
Vogt, Snygg, Overturf. Voting "no" none.
Ord. 2336, on motion of Harris, seconded by Overturf,
rules were suspencled, ordinance placed on final passage and
finallY passed. Roll call ballot. Voting lIyee" Campbell,
Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg, Overturf.
Voting "no" none.
Claims were presented. On motion of Harris, seconded
by Thomssen, allowed as read. Roll call ballot. Voting "yestl
Campbell, Thomssen, Harris, Wilson, Sander, Vogt, Snygg,
Overturf. Voting "noli none.
On motion of Thomssen, council adjourned.
F. S. White
City Clerk
12-7-49
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPnJDITURES
FOR FISCAL YEAR TO DEC. 9, 1949.
e FUND ~PROPRIATIOn S RECEIPTS &; EXP ENDED BALANCE
TRANSFERS
I To Pay Co. Treas. $4,500.00 $304.64 14,195.36
Salaries 17,500.00 5,017.50 12,482.50
street &; Alley 40,500.00 13,545.93 26,954.07
Gas. Tax 15,533.24 5,632.66 9,900.58
Sewer Fund 51,000.00 13,27$.27 37,721.73
Storm Sewer 1,,680.00 407 , 83 1,272.17
Engineer 37,610.00 13,737.17 23,872.83
Inciden tals 47,500.00 13,169.35 33,730.65
Municipal Pool 6,500.00 2,186.52 4,313.4$
Airport 56,140.00 27,066.77 29,073.23
Sanitation 35,000.00 12,107.78 2:2,892.22
Street Ligh ting 11,500.00 11,500.00
I Hydrant R,;:tl tal 6,000.00 6,000.00
Park Fund 44,045.00 18,876.58 25,168.42
Police Fund 97,340.00 37,377.10 59,962.90
Cemetery Fund 30,090.00 7,627.31 22,462.69
Fire Fund 101,434.32 25,623.27 75,811.05
Pension Fund 5,551.02 1,555.00 3,996.02
Paving Fund 8,150.00 75,000.00 78,731.61 4,418.39
Music Fund 5,000.00 2,200.00 2,800.00
Total Approp. 622,573.58 75,000.00
Transfer ~OOo.oo
97,573:5'8 279,545.29 418,528.29
Ice Fund 9,891.01
Water Fund 73,702.63
I Light Fund 410,914.74
Sewer District 89.66
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1897,133.47
Respectfully submitted,
J:t'" .. S.. Wl1i te,
Ci ty Clerk.
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Council met as a Board of 8qualization on Paving Dist. #108.
"His uonor," b~ing absent, President Harris presided. All Councilmen
present ~
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA: sitting as a Board of Equalization after
due notice having been given thereof that we find the total cost
of Paving District No. 108 to be the total sum of $69,291.80;
that we find the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of ~~69,291.80 and that we find the benefits
accruing to the several lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
district to be the sums set opposite the several descriptions as
follows:
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NAME
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Thomas Vogel tang 182
Loren C. & Ruby E. Warner 8 4' 183
Leonard & Della J. Wolfe N48' 183
Lorene C. & Ruby E. Warner 184
Lawrence & Mary Bowers
1$5
Harry & Hazel Schmidt
186
Roy H. & Ilena M. Gier
187
JohnB. & Arlene M. Kikendall
188
S. Llewella D. & Lucas L.
Djernes
189
190
191
Eugene & Mal'" jorie D. Myers
Chester & Helen D. Johnson
Elva H. MclVIurrin
192
Agnes Tuma-wife
193
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City of Grand Island
272
273
May Bishop
Lafayette Phelps 0 l'llary :M.
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Lafayette Phelps & Mary IvI.
Lafayette Phelps & Mary M.
274
275
276
International Church of the
Foursquare Gospel of the County
of Los Angeles and State of
California 1
International Church of the
Foursquare Gospel of the County
of Los Angeles and State of
California 2
Sunnyside Incorporated
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ADDITION
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4P346.50
29.99
316.53
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346.50
346. 50
346.50
346.50
346.50
299.86
Wade's Subdivision 346.50
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8 l' 3 " If
I Charles L. &. Hazel M. Hartley 4 " If
e Charles L. & Hazel M. Hartley 5 II ff
Lawrence & Ivlary Geis N44f-Eit Huston's Reserve
Bert Dickey
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Walter & Cleta P. Bowman
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Albert A. & Leona D. Hongsermeier
Albert A. & Leona D. Hongsermeier
Albert D. Ruff
William Sievers
Estella Mae Hanley
Vernon Rice
Carl & Caroline Alma Brown
Carl & Caroline Alma Brown
Walter W. Barjenbruch & Esther M.
Barjenbruch
Clarence M. & Martha S. Suponchick
William H. & Catherine Shaver
William H. & Catherine Shaver
Everett L. & Stella M. Hallenback
Everett L. & Stella M. Hallenback
Ernest R. & Esther R. Doan
Lloyd M. Ross & Mildred E. Ross
Grand Island Land Co.
Grand Island Land Co.
George I. & Minnie Schnlidt
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Grand Island Land Company
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Grand Island Land Company
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George I. & Minnie Sclrmidt
Grand Island Land Company
Theo P. Boehm
Joseph & Irene James
Myrtle W. & Fern I. Jacobson
Edward & Edna M. Goodwin
Edward J. & Edna M. Goodwin
Elizabeth Gunn
City of Grand Island
John J. Lambert estate
John J. Larnbert estate
LOT BLOCK
1
2
3
14
15
14
15
16
1
2
14
15
16
14
15
16
1
1
1
1
1
16
1
6
6
1
2
3
6
6
6
6
7
7
3
7
7
7
7
1
12
1
12
2
12
12
2
3
12
12
12
12
1
2
13
13
3
13
1
2
3
1
1
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ADDITION
Bogg's & Hill
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II
11
II
TI
"
II
1I
II
1I
II
1I
11
II
tl
II
11
II
II
II
II
II
11
II
1I
II
11
11
II
II
II
II
II
II
1I
11
II
II
1I
11
"
II
II"
"
II
Lambert's 2nd
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'-./ -..<.. .."1.
AMOUNT
II
$461.24
221.31
117.09
117.09
221.31
II
II
II
461.24
461.24
221.31
II
1I
II
117.09
117.09
221.31
461.24
461.24
221.31
117.09
117.09
II
il2:n..:3'1
461.24
230.62
230.62
II
110.65
110.65
117.09
117.09
221.31
461.24
523.96
251.41
1~53. 02
642. 59
II
308.33
II
163.14
RES 0 LU T ION
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Charles A. & Vera I. RaId
City of Grand Island
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M. J. Nay
City of Grand Island
Mildred F'. Thompson
City of Grand Island
City of Grand Island
F'rancis C. Stewart Estate
Chas hIe ttenbrink
Chas lVIettenbrink
Chas IVIettenbrinl-r
Chas Mettenbrink
Estate of F. C. Stwart
Henry D. & Alyce L. F'ramD
Donald &, Junette T. Schwieger
John J. Lambert Estate
I
Earl Glover Gross & Greeta Lorrene
Gross
John J. Lambert Estate
John J. Lambert Estate
John J. Lambert Estate
Yincent & Aloisie Skrivan
Charlie F. & Ella Wegner
David E. Magnuson
Ethel May Lesh
William H. & Marie I. Pahl
Nathan & Violet Zweig
William 1\1. &, Eulalia M. l.,ioore
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William M. & Eulalia M. Moore S 4'
Gilbert E. & Marie D. Shnmons N56'
Strand Soence c:; Wilhelimina Spence
Jens N. Jensen
Jens N. Jensen
Edwin Jensen
Jens N. Jensen
Chas I. & Mabel E. Crane
Howard N. & Dolores R. Crosby
(can't)
Lm: BLOCK
-
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
4
5
6
2
2
7
2
1
2
3
3
3
3
4
3
5
6
3
3
7
3
1
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
4
5
6
4
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
4
1
8
2
8
3
8
4
8
4
8
5
8
1
9
2
9
9
3
4
5
9
9
1 16
ADDITION
Lambert's 2nd
II
II
tI
II
II
II
tI
Tl
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
II
tI
II
II
Packer & Barr
II
II
II
If
II
II
II
"
II
It
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
"
If
If
II
II
If .
II
"
II
It
II
II
II
It
II
Ig .~~~ :'~5
AMOUNT
$332.58
332. 58
332.58
II
332. 58
II
332.58
II
332.58
332.58
"
II
332.58
"
332.58
It
332.58
II
332.58
If
332. 58
It
332. 58
II
332 . 58
315.93
315.93
315.93
II
315.9:3
II
315.92
II
315.9:3
399.82
II
393.14
II
393.14
II
399.82
373.17
373.17
373.17
26.65
346.51
373.17
373.17
375.17
373.17
373.17
373.17
373.17
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NAME
Fred R. & Helen J. Chattam
Katie Dunham
Katie Dunham
Katie Dunham
Andrew & Bertha Stone
Bert & Consuela M. Dickey
John R. & Lulu E. Jewett
Jake & Molly Ann Grasmick
Edward E. & Mignon Brooks
Minnie R. Hoffman",
Anna L. Reher
Richard H. & Helene Boldt
LaVerne H. & Shirley L. Meyer
Roy & Irene Alexander
V. C. & lla Pearl Olson
J'oy P. Sipple & Adda p.
Theodore L. ~ Gladys V. Smith
l'heodore L. ("~ Gladys V. Smith
Elizabeth Wiecbman
Elizabeth Wiecrunan
Elizabeth Wiechman
John & Roma Reese Ditter
Estate of Georgia Sondergard
Oren C. & Mabel H.Roos
Opal Halstead Fillmore
Opal Halstead F'illmore
Hi tzel cc Co.
Thelma Andie
Arthur L. Bottorff
Orin & Elsie Gontryman
Herman J". U Susie Lehms
S 82'
N 50'
Pr
Fr
Pr
Pr
Fr
Fr
LOT BL(}CK
9
10
11
12
10
2
Elsie A. & Benjamin Curtiss Shank Fr 2
Elsie A. & Benjamin Curtiss Shank Fr 3
Susie J. Phifer
Susie J. Phifer
Fr
Fr
7
8
2
16
3
16
4
16
5
16
ADDITION
Packer fie Barr
It
II
II
II
II
II
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AMOUNT
$373.1'(
373.1'(
373.1'(
373.17
2
1 '1
1 Re Sub-Gilberts 2nd 182.95
"
114.49
68.19
1
3
1
1
1
1
4
7
8
1
1
1
1
Park Heserve
5
1
2
3
2
3
7
'2:
'-'
8
3
9
3
3
4
3
4
4
4
5
4
6
4
6
4
7
4
8
4
1
8
8
8
8
8
"
"
II
II
II
"
n
"
Gilbert f S 2nd
II
II
"
11
"
n
il
II
II
"
II
"
II
Ii
II
If
II
II
II
"
II
II
"
"
If
II
It
fl
"
"
If
"
"
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
II
"
"
II
II
"
fl
"
23.59
II
74.95
II
182.09
It
331.3E
fl
369.32
"
324.75
fl
488.03
1,231.78
90.05
413. ~rl
96.41
5.64
284.20
397.29
225.41
59.46
206.12
350.03
354.15
141.05
122.53
127.36
10.15
321.24
396.21
60.41
234.55
411.15
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NAME
John H. 0:
l\Iina L. Poehler
Herman H. & Lena M. Plorke
Elias F. Starr Fr
Elias F. Starr Fr
Elizabeth Wiechman
Clifford H. & tlary Vveidenthaler
Lvle E. & Arlene 1\1. Knott
oj
Elsie K. katthews
A. R. Grace Plith
Harry B. & Faye W. Cochran
N 44'
Paul F. & hlarie W. Shanks
C 44'
Joe C. &:. Alma !':larie Johnson S 44'
Harry B. & F'a'~re W. Cochran
N 44'
Paul F. & Marie W. Shanks
C 44'
Joe C. & Alma Marie Johnson S 44'
Orrin E. if Balcott :Jr. & Luella
lIalcot Fr.
Orrin E. Halcott Sr. & Luella
Halcot Fr
Charles D. & Ethel True
Fr.
Charles D. & Ethel True
J?r
Ralph A. & Ethel Glayds Herndon
John H. & Frieda L. Sievers
Emily Peters
Joe E. & Ella M. Sprague
F'r
Joe E. & Ella M. Sprague
Fr
Joe E. & Ella M. Sprague
Ii'r
Grant W. & Mildred L. Olson
Ella Shipman
Glenn (}; Catherine M. Gilliam
N 64.8'
Chri s C. & Bertha Iilichaelson 367.2'
Donald E. & Wilma L. Belangie
Ava Fulmer
NJ"
2
John & Frieda Palldorf
SJ-
-2
Emily Grayek
Ernest & Augusta Dibbern
W 2'
Cecil A. & Bertha A. Larson E50.8'
Fr
10
10
5
5
6-
1
1
2
3
3
(can't)
LOT BLOCK
9 83
10
8
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
3
4
5
6
10
7
10
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
~
2
~
2
2
3
2
4
6
2
2
7
2
f!
9
2
2
2
1
3
9
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
12
12
12
12
12
ADDITION
Gilbert's 2nd
"
"
II
"
It
"
.lJ
II
II
II
"
It
II
II
"
tt
Gi1berts
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
II
1/
II
"
"
II
II
II
II
II
"
"
"
"
II
11
II
II
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AMOUNT
qp242.9
108.6
8.0
.305.0:
81.9
220.3(
389.5\
156.4,
19.7(
80. OJ
71. O~
50.3~
141.0C
111.5C
83.56
373.96
34.42
184.7S
428. 61
258.1t
128.94
8.29
78.3E
257.6C
400.4E
1.82
101.3'1
132.1A.
103.96
29.3;::
64.7;:'
5.5t
216.9[
17.94
354.5E
n:.NAME
Ernest & Augusta Dibbern
Fir
Ernest G Augusta Dibbern
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Will Byron Battels & Mabel S. Battels
:fi'l' 6
~ert E. Phillips Jr. & Frances Phillips
7
Paul Earvey
Paul Harvey
W-g.
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Harry & Edith Barper
Zella Bellairs
N 70' Fr
Kenneth C. & Mable Blue S 62' Fr
Kenneth C. & Mable Blue
PI'
Harry Switzer
Fr
Harry Swj. tzer
Fr
Ronald A. c: Ora Iil. Irvine 891.25 Fr
Honald A.. D~ Ora M. Irvine 89.3).25' ~B'r
Honald A. & Ora M. Irvine 891.25!F'r
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John W. & Alice A. Anderson
Hellien McCarty Croughwell
Jennie L. Clark
N 74.5' PI'
William A. & Esther Shaffer S57.5' Fr 4
Jennie L. Clark
N 74.5' PI'
William A. & Esther Shaffer S57.5' Fr 5
Glenwood H. & Jane H. Hargens
Eddie G. u May hank
Eddie G. ~ May Hank
School District of Grand Island
Grand Island Land Cornpany
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Grand Island Land Company
Fir
County of Hall
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Gladys VJynn
PI'
Glap.ys VJynn
Vi 8'
PI'
Cb.arles R. Lundy Jr. L'~ l,Iar~r E.
E 4,4. 8 '
Lundy
Fr
Charle s R. Lundy Jr. &: Mar'JT E. Lundy
Balsa Leaf Cunningham
10
10
10
4
12
12
5
12
8
12
12
9
12
11 Fairview Park 123.05
II
151.12
5
1
1
2
13
13
13
9
13
8
13
2
9
2
2
2
4
3
4
4
4
4
5
4
4
6
4
7
4
8
4
5
10
1
11
2
11
3
11
7
11
8
11
8
11
11
9
11
ADDITION
Gilbert's
II
"
II
"
II
TI
11
It
II
II
Wallichs
It
II
II
II
II
"
II
II
"
II.
II
II
"
tl
II
II
II
II
"
11
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AMOUNT
$323.41
14:.50
434.28
275.07
143.6E
33.80
"
234.23
"
51.95
II
146.32
II
93.36
218.13
272.7E
,,151.6C
86.57
226.19
263.57
130.2C
78.48
207.92
289.31
159.69
22.8C
6.42
360.6S
350.49
29.9C
17ij..73
58.57
362.19
258. 49
131.08
REs01urrloH
(can't)
1'/Iae L. Hembol t
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LOT BLOCK
NAME
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Clifford G. & Florence M. Juel
Peter H.
&: George
J\i. POCJDert
L ~
Rosa Etting
Pr
Arnold A. & Wilhelmina A. Wiese
Arthur Luebbe
School District
School District
School District
Fr
School D:t s tric t
1-ilr
1;he Church of God of Grand Island,
Nebraska Pr
The Church of God of Grand Island,
Nebraska Fr
Laurence L. & Pern . Chase
I
John N. & Cecelia B. Grotzky
John N. &: Cecelia B. Grotzky
10
Caroline Grotzky
Pauline Pleis
John & Alice E. Campbell
Alexander L. Kalkowski & Euprosina I.
Kalkowski 6
Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power
District Fr 1
Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power
District Pr 9
Southern Nebraska Rural Public Power
District Fir 10
William R. I Mildred ~. Poehler
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Cecil J. ~ Maxine L. Lorance
Vince J. & helen V. Koziol
Edna E. Wagner & Grace Taylor
Fr
Edna E. Wat.;ner &; Grace Taylor
Fr
George ~. & Laura H. Welton
F'r
Earl 2c Ol.C?a Euff:cnan
<..0
Charles 1". & Eva Marie Wheeler
10
12
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13
4
5
13
13
6
13
7
13
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
3
4
5
1
9
10
2
10
3
10
4
10
5
10
6
10
7
10
e
10
ADDITION
Wa11ich's
II
"
II
It
11
2
Bonnie Brae
2
il
2
II
2
"
2
n
2
II
2
II
2
II
2
II
8
II
8
"
8
II
8
II
9
II
9
II
II
II
"
II
II
II
"
II
It
i'
II
"
\I
II
II
II
II
"
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AJ';lOUNT
~t;245. 94
105.72
244.48
420.98
167.24
31.22
213.91
II
384.20
II
310.[36
II
12.69
II
133.90
II
407.53
It
271.72
II
147.78
II
15.73
"
5.55
II
121.34
II
252.08
II
44. 42
II
43.19
II
201.27
416.42
92.79
232.00
400.25
272.80
3.62
416.58
293.29
162.96
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(can't)
N AIvIE
LOT BLOCK
ADDI'I'ION
Mi; omn'
John Steckmyer
3
10 Bonnie Brae
II! " II
19 II II
19 II II
9 24:.84
Lillie M. Dever
9
55.70
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Sutters Dairy Inc.
John Steckmyer
4
85.36
5
69.39
3
2 Kernahan & Dec-
ker 50.86
c. r' Jesse " Clara Jes se-a copartner-
v. cc
ship 5 2 " II 494.14
C. C. Jesse 0 Clara Jesse-a copartner-
cc
ship 6 2 II ,I. 209 . 27
Sutters Dairy, Inc. 3 2 " " 159.64
Su tters D:::dry, Inc. 4 2 11 If 4:60.89
F'rank Jame s. F'r 1 3 fJ II 586.46
Prank James 2 3 II II 162.40
Sadie Depue F'r 7 3 II II 227.59
Prank James 8 3 II " 515.06
Estate of Henry J. Bartenbach 1 5 II II 154.53
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Es ta te of Henry J. Bartenbach sa 5 II II 62.31
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co. 7 5 II II 265.72
Arthur H. n Lucy Kenyon 8 5 II II 613.89
('C
Frank &, George L. SUllll11ers 3 6 II II 80.64
William J. ,Q, Mamie B. "Bacon 4 6 11 it 175.56
v..
\JVilliam J. 8' I\lami e ,') Bacon 5 6 II II 613.89
" b.
F'rank & George L. Sumrners 6 6 II " 265.72
Sadie Depue Broadwell Avenue
sou th of alley in
Block 17, Packer &;
Barr's 2nd
4 17 Packer &; Barr's
2nd Addition 25.36
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Sadi e Depu ~ 5
17
II
jj
108.41
Union Pacific Railroad (right of way)
2,088.15
Total
*~69 ,291.80
Respectfully sub:dtted this 21st day of December, 1949.
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TIlere being no proteststors, motion by Sander, seconded by
Overturf, Resolution was adopted.
On motion of Overturf, seconded by Campbell, Council adjourned
as a Board of Equalization.
F. s. Vvhite,
City Clerk.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Dec. 21, 1949.
Council met in regular session, IlHis honor, fl being absent,
~ . .
President Harris presided. All Councilmen present.
President Harris stated there was to be a hearing on re-zoning
Lots 9 & 10, Block 16, bchimmers hddition. TIle request and reasons
,for requesting were presented along "d th permission of property ovmers
J..ll {;na t vicinity.
There bing no protestors, on motion of Thomssen, seconded by
Campbell, City Attorney was instructed to prepare Ordinance re-zoning
Lots <..) & 19, Block 16, .:.Jchimmers as Business "A", instead of Residence
"All.
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Pursuant to an Agr'.:!ement made and entered into the 16th day of
November, 1949, by and between the City of Grand Island, N'.:!braska,
uy its Mayor and City ~lerk, party of the first part, ana Clarence
J. McIn tosh, of Grand Island, Nebraska, party of the second part;
B~ IT H8S0LVED by the Mayor and City Council of Grand Island,
Nebraska, that the City Clerk be and he is hereby directed to deliver
d ueed covering:
The East Half (E!) of Lot Two (2) in
Fractional Block L:..igh t'.:!en (18) of Rollins t
Addition in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
La Clarence J. McIntosh and, further to deliver to him, the said
Clarence J. McIntosh, a City harrant duly executed in the sum of
Seventeen Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($17,400.00), the same to be
.Ln full satisfaction of any and all claims of the said Clarence J.
McIntosh for damages by reason of the condemnation of land for the
Eady Street Underpass; he to dismiss his app'.:!al with pr'.:!judice forth-
".J..th and at his mvn costs, said appeal being Case No. 11099 filed in
I.,ne District Court of Hall County, Nebraska, wherein the said Clarence
J. McIntosh appealed from the award of appraisers in said Eddy Street
Underpass Condemnation Proceedings.
The vlerk is hereby directed to draw his said Warrant on the
Eddy Street Underpass Fund.
R. E. b
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_Johrr--2ande~_________
J. ktl.?-.rri ~_______
Committee
On motion of Snygg, seconded by Vogt, hesolution was ado~ted.
Roll call ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, Harris, Sander, Overturf,
Campbell, Snygg, \vilson and Vogt, voting nay, none. Carried.
Summons in case #23, Doc.-l, Page 242-251, was presented and
I'd.erred to Ci ty Attorney. (Answer date January 16, 1950.)
Offer of L. ~. Kenney to sell to the City 828 feet of Lot 113,
;).11U all lots 114 & 115 iu~st Lawn for $500.00 was presented. On motion
~i Sander, seconded by Overturf, offer was accepted. Roll call ballot,
oiuting aye, Thomssen, harris, Sander, Overturf, Campbell, Snygg, V\ilson,
&nd Vogt, voting nay, none.
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Requ~sts from Green Basin Club, Island Extesnsion Club and
Extra Mile Club for rest rooms to be located on Parking lot at
F~ont & Wheeler streets were presented and filed.
Offer from E. C. Ford to sell his t Lot in Cemetery back to the
City for the purchase price was presented. On motion of Overturf,
....~conded by Sander, offer was accepted and Clerk to draw a warrant
for $43.75.
Check from Farmers Union ....levator $469.20 for City share of
.L 949 crop was presented. On motion of Snygg, seconded by .uarris, was
accepted and ordered to be placed to credit of Park Fund.
Peti tion of B. F. Sharp for permission to construct curb side-
walk on west and south sides of Block 13, College Addition was presented.
Mr. Sharp owning all lots effected. On motion of Harris, seconded by
Sander, permission was granted.
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December 21, 1949.
Hono!'able NlaJ"or & City Council,
Grand Islci.nc3-, Nebraska
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify that The Diamond Engineering Co. has
completed the work on Paving District No. III sec. (a) (b) (c) in
accordance with the plans and specification and contl"act "by and
between the City of Grand. Island, Nebr. and the Diamond. Engineering
Co.
r further certify that the work done contains the
fOllowing nlELterials at the price set forth in the contract to-vli t:-
(a)
lin. ft. 12" clay tile storm sewer @$2.50
lin. ft. 8" t:Lle from catch basin
to sewer
3 catch basins complete
1 manhole complete
464 sq. yds. old pavement removed
184: sq. ft. paving cut
45.67 sq. 6 x 6 x 6 mesh
103.1 cu. ~r(1s. concrete slab 811
64 lin. ft. 1 x 8 exp joint
~~35
le3
1.10
50.00
110.00
.75
.68
3.75
15.00
.25
Total
$ 587.50
19.80
150.00
110.00
384.00
125.12
178.76
1546.50
16.00
3081.68
I her8vri th submit the following stExtement 01~ all costs in
connection with Paving District No. III sec. (a).
To The Diamond Engineeri~j Co.
To Engineering & Advertising
Toteol
To be divided as follows:
To Storm Sewer
To Paving District F'lUld.
I:eotal
3081.68
154.05
3235.-73
1045.14
2190.59
3235 :73
@;1~2 . 50 ~~ 585.00
(b)
234 lin. ft. 1211 sewer in n1ace
18 lin. ft. 8" tile from ~atch DaSln
to seVier
3 ce. teh 1xuJins
1 manhole
464 sq. yds. old navement removed
41.76 so. 6 x 6 x 6 mesh
64 lin. ft. 1 x 8 expo joint
139~:O sq. ft. paving cut
103.1 cu. yds. 811 paving sl~"b
3 manholes I'aised
100 lin. ft. storm sewer stubs
2.25
1.10
50.00
110.00
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3.75
...25
.68
15.00
25.00
Total
Sec. (b)
To Diamond Engineering Co. .
To AdvertisRing & Engineering
Total
To Be divided as follows:
To Storm Sewer
To Paving District
Total
19.80
150.00
110.00
358.00
156,,60
16.00
9 t.l:. 86
1546.50
75.00
225.00
3336.76
3336.76
166.80
3503.56
1;;'-;43.76
2259.80
350"3.56
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Paving District No. III
r)c],i e~e 2
(c) ft. 12" storm Sewer ~I A\ 590.00
2cj6 l:Ln. in pla,ce @~i~2 . 50 ;;jl
18 lin. ft. 8" tile from catch basin
to seVier 1.10 19.80
3 catch basins 50.00 150.00
e 1 manhole 110.00 110.00
357.3 sq. yds. ' ~'1 paving removed. .75 267.98
O.LCL
32.16 sq. 6 x 6x 6 mesh 3.75 120.60
I 64 lin. ft. 1 x 8 expo joint .25 16.00
236 sq. ft. pEtving cut .68 160. L18
79.4 cu. yets . 8" concrete s 1 al) 15.00 1191.00
106 lin. ft. storm seVIer stlJ.bs 2.00 212.00
1 marlhole rEd sed. 25.00 ~~5 . 00
Total $2862.86
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To Daamond Engineering Co.
To Engineering & Publication
1'0 tal
2862.86
143.10
3005.96
To be divided. as follows:
To Storm Sewer
To Paving District
$1301.58
1704.38
3005796
Total
I recommend tha,t the work done on the aforesaid
Paving District No. 111 sec. (a) (0) & (c) be accepted by the City
of G.r[wci.. Islano., Nebraska.
I further recommend that the City Council sit as a
board of equalization on said Paving District No. III sec (a) (0)
and (c) on the 18th o.ay of JanlJ.8.ry, 1950 at 8:00 P.M.
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City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Sander, was approved.
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Honoral)le Mayor & Oi ty Council,
G-rand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I hereby certify thcLt the Dia[nond Engineering 00 has
completed the work on Paving District No. 116 in accordance with
the plrms and specific!),tion and contract by and. between the City
of G-rand Island, 1'1el)r. an6. the Dic,ulOncl EngiIleerinF, Co.,
I further certify that the vfork done contains the
following mateI'ials 8,t the price set forth in ;:t;he contract,
to-wit:
;2364
3877
2600
588
98
45
3
37
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cu. yels. 6" concrete slab
line ft. integra.l curb
cu. yds. excavation
line ft. 1 x 6 expo joint
line ft. curb & gutter
line ft. strai~ilt alley curb
catch basin moved
line ft. 12" catch bssin stub
new cDtch bE;~sin
:5 manholes nli sed
water valve manholes
sq. it. 4" wrllk
@ ~~16. 75
.375
.90
d':> .~ 9 ,- 97 00
4~':) 0 . '
1453.8?
2340.00
147.00
129.36
45.00
75.00
64.75
50.00
75.00
165.00
29 . -'1:0
44171.38
.25
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1.00
25.00
1.75
50.00
~~5 . 00
55.00
.30
rr 0 t al
3
98
I recomraend that the vrork done on the afol'esaid
pavlng di(jtrict No. 116 be acce}Jteci. by the Oity of GI'and IsID.nd,
Nebra,s1:;:a.
I herewith submit the following statenlCnt of' all costs
in conneection with PavIng District No. 116.
To Diamond Engineering Co.
To EngineeI'ling Advertis:1.ne; & Insnection
Total
{~4417l "8
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13~25.13
45496.51
To Paving District Fund
To Paving Fund
3069'7.31
14799.20
45496.51
Tote)"l
I further recommend thcc1"t the City Council sit as a board
of equalization on said paving district No. 116 on the 18th day of
January 1950 at 8 o'cloc1: P.M.
submi ttec1,
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Ray. L. He"rrl son
City Engineer
On motion of Harris, seconded by Snygg, report was approved.
Bonds \ivere presented as follows: Electrician, Merle,.T. La'wrence,
Plumbers, M. J. O'Hara, G. I. Plumbing Co., J. W. Hammond and
E. J. Bell.
were approved.
On motion of Sander, seconded by: Overturf, bonds
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WHEREAS, the appropriation made for the Storm Sewer Fund has
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construction of storm sewers which were constructed in alleys when
said alleys were paved as provided for in Paving District #111,
and
WHEREAS, the said amount of $3,248.45 can be transferred froIn
the Incidental ljlund in order to pay the sarn.e.
NOW, THER11;}3'OHE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CmnICIL OP
f}.tIIE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
That the sum of $3,248.45 be and the same is hereby ordered
transferred from the Incidental Fund to the Storm Sewer 2undj that
the transfer thereof be shown upon the records of the City Clerk
and the Ci ty 'l'reasurer; that the C1 ty 'J:reasurer be and he is hereby
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ordered, authorized and directed to make the transfer of said funds
as herein provided and that the City Clerk forward to the City
Treasurer a certified copy of this Resolution.
Hespectful1y submitted this 21st day of December, 1949.
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On motion of Snygg, s~conded by harris, resolution was
adopted.
Proposed Airport Lease by and between the City of Grand
Island and Robert M. Pruckler for buildings identified as
T-862-3-5-6-8-9-872-3-4 & 875, for 1 year from Sept 1, 1949-
$2,~OO.OO was presented. On motion of ~ilson, seconded by harris,
was approved and Mayor authorized to sign.
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Proposed Airport lease by and between the City of Grand Island
ctnd Harl H. Petersen for building identified as T-830 for 1 year from
Nov. 1, 1949 for $150.00 was presented. On motion of Vdlson SBcnnded
uy Harris, was approved, and Mayor authorized to sign.
Harris mentioned complaints having been received pertaining
(,0 sidewalk on east side of Kimball, south of alley between Second
and Third Streets. On motion of harris, seconded by Overturf, City
Attorney was instructed to notify ownsr to repair sidewalk.
Harris mentioned complaints on s~wer in vicinity of 17th and
Eddy streets, (private sewer line). On motion of Thomssen, ~ngineering
D~partment to be notified by Thomssen, to clean out said sewer.
'/ Wilson advised the Council that he and Overturf had contacted
NJr. CCtmaras pertaining to bus route in North-east Grand I sland, ~lr.
Camaras offering to put on a bus on six months trial, operating east
vn 4th street to Market street, north to 7th Street, west to Beal St.,
~Jorth to 12th, v,est to Oak, north to 15th, west to Sycamore, south to
lOth or 11th, east to Oak and South to 2nd Strset.
Mr. Harris ,advised the Council the streets had been worked in
~reparedness for bus route.
Mr. Vogt advised the Council that Mr. Camaras stated that $8.65
HaG been received on the first day up to 7 P. M. and felt rather encouragec
On motion of harris, seconded by Overturf, the route as suggested by
Mr. Camaras be approved and G. I. Transit Company be permitted to
establish bus route as suggested. Carried. >'1
Monthly rsport of Airport was presented and filed.
Sander made inquiry pertaining to .Mr. Wellensiek claim and
~vpeal of case against H. Jungclaus.
Vogt enquired pertaining to sending a man to F. B. I. school
.I,'or the purpose of getting training in the use of lie detector,
uonated by the County.
hfter some discussion, motion by Thomssen, seconded by Vogt,
...,Ilat if 1JV. Geis is sent, a contract be entered into pertaining to
~ervices in the use of detector.
Request of Jere C::.rlson for parking space.
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After some discussion the request of Jere Carlson 'was referred
Lo Police and Street & Alley Committees to meet with Jere with power
l.o aL; t .
After some discussion pertaining to Palmer hotel sign being
~iaced on curb east of Sycamore and north of Third Streets, was
.L'~l'erred to C. Vv. Burdick and Bi shop Huenkler.
Discussion pertaining to sale of ground at 1204 ~est Koenig
Street to sketch club.
Harris mentioned that being the voters of Grand Island had '1-.
;"Ilown their pref'9rence for City Manager form of Government, that
any and all applications that might be received should be answered
and filed with new city council.
On motion of Campbell, seconded by Thomssen, tllat City Clerk
.......raw warrant to Richard Evans to cover vacation period, during which
L~me h.:; would attend drill school in K.:;ntucky or Tennessr;;e.
Mayor mentioned that an Airport Academy was supposed to be
uuilt somev"hr;;re in thr;; middle wsst and that Grand Island was a
~ovetuous location.
Grand I sland, Nebraska.
To the Mayor and Council,
Grand Island, Nr;;braska.
Gentlemen:
The request of M. C. Fishr;;r Grocr;;ry, for permission to construct
o. sign between the curb and sidevmlk at the address known as 1405
West Charles was referred to me.
This business property is classified as Business "A" and under
Gne prevailing ordinance, a sign such as the one requested, cannot
IoIe constl'uctE:d. It must be attached to the building.
I would therefore, recommend that this rr;;quest be denied.
Dated this 20th day of December, 1949.
Ernest L. Walk.:;r
Building Inspector-
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, request of Mrs.
Fisher was rejected.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
December 21, 1049
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Grand Island, Nebraska.
Gentlem.::n:
I hereby ask your approval of the appointment of Del Frymire
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Electrical Contractor and Claude W. Oyster, Journeyman ~lectrician
to serve on the board of examiners for Journeyman Electricians for the
following year 1950.
liesp ectfully,
Ernest L. Walker,
Building Inspector.
On motion of Thomssen, seconded by Harris, appointm'?nts y,ere
approved.
C. W. Burdick m'?ntioned delinquent wat'?r and sewer bills as
follows: 102 ~est 3rd Street,$57.29, 119 ~ast 3rd Str~et, $67.89,
313 North Pine Street, $60.66. On motion of Campbell, seconded by
Harris, were referred to Water Committee and Attorney Holmberg.
Burdick advised the Council pertaining to the annexing of
Broadvvell Courts, stating that the way the Government disposed of
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surplus property etc., that he would advise that said courts be not
annexed.
On motion of Overturf, second'9d by Harris, that said Bl'oadw'9ll
Courts be not annex'9d.
Burdick m':?ntioned the condition of mats in the first floor
entrances. C. W. Burdick was given authority to purchase n<3W on'2s.
Cnmpb'9ll advised the council the dispute over water and sewer
bills on buildings at 102 ~est 3rd street, 119 East 3rd Street and
313 i~orth Pine Street was wholly on sewer charges.
On motion of harris, seconded by Cilmpbell, the bills were
referred to th'? wat'?r committee, chairman and Attorney to iron out
and report back.
Discussion on reyuest of .uehnke-Lohmann for p'?rmission to
construct a temporary building on Union Pacific right-of-way, which
consisted of more than 1000 sq ft.
On motion of Thamssen, seconded by Ov'?rturf, City Attorney was
instructed to prepare a proposed ordinance covering temporary con-
struction on actual right-of-way.
(Clerk excused).
Bills were present~d. On motion of harris, seconded by Vogt,
were allowed as rsad. Roll call b:~llot, voting aY8, Thomssen, Harris,
Sander, Ov-erturf, Campbell, Snygg, hilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none.
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Ordinance #2337, assessment on Paving District No. 108 was
iegularly pass~d by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
On motion of harris, seconded by Sander, ordinm1ce was placed
on its first reading at length. Roll call ballot, voting aye,
Thornssen, Harris, Sander, Uverturf, Campbell, Snygg, \Hlson and Vogt.
Voting nay, .none. The ordinance was read at length and passed its
l'irst reading.
On motion of Harris, seconded by Uverturf, rules were suspended
und ordinance placed on its final passage and finally passed. Roll
~al1 ballot, voting aye, Thomssen, ....arris, Sander, Overturf, C<.impbell,
Snygg, Wilson and Vogt. Voting nay, none. The ordinance was finally
passed by the Council and signed by the Mayor.
Comments on cancellation of signed order for la~n mowers, for
Cemetery and ,tJark. Motion by Snygg, sec'onded by Sander, that orders
placed for mowers stand as ordered. No vote taken.
On motion of uarris, Council adjourned.
F. S. White,
City Clerk.'
December 21, 1949.