1929 Minutes
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Grand Island,Nebraska,January 2,1929
The Oouncil met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and Cords,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenstein and Upperman
present at roll call, absent ,Egge & Williams.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved..
Charles E.Norris
A communioation from a Oommittee of~Camp No.6,United Spanish
War Veterans waS read proposing to purohase lots in the Lyon
Post G.A .R. portion of the Oemetery and on motion of Kilden-
stein the matter was referred to the Oemetery Committee.
Petitiob of Chas.W.lolb etal. for Water Main in a part of Van-
tines Addition wqs read and on motion of Justice Referred to
the Water Committee.
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Petition of Chas.W.Kolb,.for Sewer in a portion of VantiBes Add.
was read ando~motion of Falldorf referred to the Sewer C ommi.
Petition of Armin H. Ochsner etal, for Water Main on West Divi-
sion Street __s read and on motion of Justice Ref.to Water Com.
Petition of Robert Teviotdale etal. asking for the Paving of
Oedar Street from Third to Locust was read and on motion of
Justice referred to the Street Committee.
The Speoial Committee made report as follOWS;
To the Hon.Mayor & Oity Council,Grand Island,Nebraska;
Your Special Oommittee have to report that they advise that
the charges for digging graves in the Grand Island Oemetery
commencing with January 1,1929 be as follows;
Opening grave for an infant up to 6 years of age. $5.00
from the age of 6 to 12 years of age $a.oo
For Adults $12.00
For. Adults with Vault $15.00
A 11 of which as well as the pay for lot must be paid for
strictly in advance. Dated at Grand Island,Neb.Jan.2,l929
Henry H.Falldorf
C.Oords
Oarl Kniokrehm, Special Oommittee.
On motion: of Falldorf the report was adopted.
On motion of Justice the Oity Attorney was instruoted to give
notice that the Oity would offer Paving District Bonds of Four
Distriots for sale in suoh an amount as remains unpaid after 50
days from date of Levy;Bonds to be in denominations of $1000 eaoh,
due in 10 years and be optional from date of issue and interest
at rate as bid.
Report of the Director and Kanager of Grand Island Munioipal Band
was read and plaoed on file.
The Kayor announoed the Meeting of the Nebraska Kunicipal Leag.e
at Norfolk on January 9, & 10,1929.
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The Light Committee pres~nted a report advising the adoption ~
of new rates for ourrent lower than the rates now in use to
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beoome effective with the F eby.l,1928 billing and on motion
of Justice the report was adopted.
The Sewer Committee made report as follows;
Grand ISland, Nebraska, January 2,1929
To the Hon.Kayor & City Council;
Gent 1 em em,
We your Committee ontSewers beg to report that the hid
of O.F.Gleisberg ,on Sewer District Number 147 ,to be the lowest
and best bid and do hereby reaommend that the Mayor and City Clerk
be instruo~ed to enter inio Contract for same.
Respeatfully, Hen~y H.Falldorf
C.H.Justice.
On motion of Falldorf the report.. was tidopted.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Official Bond of
Hobert L. Blaokledge and the bond of George Bloom oovering
permit for Erecting Signs to be in proper form and the sureties
sufficient and on motion of Upperman said Bonds were approved.
The Bond Oommittee reported finding th$ Bonds of Mark Kent,
covering Housemoving Permit and Plumbers Bonds and Drainlayers
Bonds of Hanny Linderman and Sanitary Plumbing Oompany covering
the issuance of Plumbers Permit and Drainlayers Permit to all
be in proper form and the sureties suffioient and oamotion of
Upperman sad Bonds were all aproved and permits ordered issued
upon payment of the proper fees.
Bills ag~inst the City were presented and read and on motion of
Mildenstein allowed; for list see the Claim Register.
Reports of the City Treasurer,Weigher,Judge,Building Inspeotor
.at and of Depository Banks were read and on motion of Falldorf
referred to the Finance Committee.
Mn.W.M.W heeler ,City Engineer ,was then introduced to ta e
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Adjourned
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Grand Island,Nebraska,January 16,1929
The Oounoil met in regular session,Hls Honor,the Mayor,preslding
and Oords,Falldorf,Justioe,Knickrehm,!lildenstein,Upperman and
Williams present at roll call, absent Egge.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
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~ids. tor. Paving District~Bonds of District~;\74, 76,77 & 78 were open
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ed and read of the following parties;
'fare Ha.ll and Compa,ny,Omaha.,Nebr .
Wachob, Bender & Company "
The Omaha National VO. "
United States Trust Coo. It
Linooln Trust Company, Linooln,Neb.
Grand Island National Bk. Grand Island
On motion of Justice said Bids were referred to the Finance Oom-
mittee and a reeeSS8 taken to enable the 0 ommittee to examine~/
the Bids; The Oommittee returned with report as follows jwhieh was
read;
To the Mayor & Oity Oouncil;
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We Your Oommittee on Finance to whom has been referred the numerous
for Pav;ing Bonds I6mmm
bids~~or Districts 74,76,77 ,78 beg to advise we find the bid of
The Lincoln Trust Oo.to be the lowest and best bid and recommend
the acceptance of their bid of 4t% with Premium of $875.00
O.H.Justice
H. Falld-orf
Carl Xniokrehm,Commit~ee
On motion of Justice the report was adopted the bid a.ccept~d and
the !layor and Olerk instructed to exeaute proper contraot therefor.
The Speaial Oommittee made Report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebraska,January 16,1929
To the Mayor and City Council;
Your SpeCial Committee ,investigating the different Departments
reoommend that the e monthly salary of the Assistent Engineer, be
set at $150.00 per month beginning January 16th 1929.
Henry H.Falldorf
L.C.Williams
C.Oords
Oarl Xnickrehm Special Committee
On motion of Falldorf the Report was adopted.
Committee on City Property,A irport etc. reported as follows; i--
Hon.Mayor and Oity Oouncil;
As our Munioipal Air-Port is almost completed we, Your
Oommittee on City property, recommend that the City Clerkbe
instruoted to notify Ur.H.O.Woodward to pay to the Geer Oompany
,the sum of Six Thousand Dollars ( $6,OOO.00),the balance of
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) still due,to be paid when the
building is oompleted and a.ccepted by the Oouncil.
George Mildensteiro
Louis E,Upperman
O.Oords
Oarl Xnickrehm, City Property Committee.
On motion of Mildenstein the report was adopted.
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The Street Committee made report as follows;
Gr~nd Island,Nebraska,January 16th ,1929
To the Hon.Mayor & Oity Council.
GentlemeIl1; l/
We your Committee on Streets and Allleys recommend
that the property lying between Capitol Avenue and the C.~.&
Q. Right of Way, which includes whioh includes the Soldiers
and Sailors Home and Lincoln Park be taken lato the Oit,.
We also reoommend that Vantine's S ubdivisionbe '
takes in providing the neoessary easements for servioes oan
be obtained and also that Pine Street be extended the rem-
-ainder of the way through the Subdivision~ Respeotfully
L. 0'. Williams .
O.Cords
Geo.Mildenst:ein
C.B.Justice
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Oommittee made report as follows;
Grand lsand,Nebraska,January 15,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and Oity 00unci1;
Gentlemen;
Wa,Your Oommittee on Streets and A 11eys beg to report
that we have examined the Petition submitted for Paving of
Oedar street and do hereby reoommend that the Counoil prooeed
to oreate a Paving Distriot on said Street. Respeotfu11y.
L.O.Williams
O.B.Justioe
O.Oords
Geo.Mildensteirn
On motion of Williams the report was adopted and the Attorney
instructed to prepare prop~r Ordinance Oreating said Distriot.
The 0 ommittee om Paris and Bands made repor~ as fo1lo_s;
Grand I"and, Nebrask a, January 16,1929
To the Mayor and City Oounoi1;
We your Oommittee om Parks and Band to whom was referred
a c.ommunio .atioz). in fegard to the Grand Is:land La.dies Band,
Dated Dea.12th 1928. Recommend that no a.otion be taken at this
time. Respectfully Submitted. Henry H.Fa1ldorf,
L.O.W i1liams
Louis E .Upperman
On motion of Fal1dorf the report was adopted.
The Sewer Oommittee repor~ed Sewer District No.149 to be
completed as per Oontract and on motion of Fa1ldorf the 0 ouncil
determined t~ sit as a Board of Equalization at the Oounoi1
Ohamber on Wednesday February 6,1929 from the hour of 7-30
P.M. of said day untim. 8 O'olosk P.K. to Assess the Benefits
and levy aTax. to pay same and the Clerk to give proper notice.
The Water Ie Light Com.R eported as follows; j.
G~and Is1and,Nebr.January l6th,1929
Hon.Mayor and Q.tty Oounc.1l;Grand Is1and,Nebr.,
Gentlemen..; We, Tour Ooromi ttee on Water & Light ,beg to report.
that we find it n~eessary at this time,to replaoe the Refriger-
ationpiping in the storage rooms,at the Oity Ioe Plant.
We, therefore recommend that the Oity Clerk be instruoted
to advertise for bids on 2 inch wrought iron pipe, to be made
up in hair pin bends, also the nec.essary ammonia valves and
fittings ,all in aocordance to plans and specifioations now
on file at the Water & Light Oommissioner's Office. The Engineers
Estimate being $aOOO.Bids to be filed with H.E.Olifford,City
Olerk ,on or before 8 P.M. February 6th ,1929.
O.H.Justioe
Louis E,.Upperman
L.C.Williams
On motiom of Justioe the Report was adopte~.
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The Water Committee made report as follows;
Grand ISland,Nebraska,January 16th,1929
Hon.Mayor & C~ity Council, Grand Island,~ebr.
Gentlemen;
Your Oommittee on Water & Light to whom has been referrd
the Petitions for Watee Main Extensions,peg to report as folIo.
The Petition for extension of Main ,on South Pine Stree~
involves first the extension of the City limits to take in this
tract,known as Vantines Sub. We, therefore ask for further time
to in~estigate and report.
With regard to the Petition for extension of Main on
West Division Street, from Blaine Street to Engles Street,we
beg to recommend that the same be laid in accordance with
the City Ordinance and as soon as the weather permits.
C' . H.Justice
Louis E.Upperman
L.C.Williams , Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
The Cemetery Committee made report as follows;
Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, your committee on cemetery ,to whom was referred the
communioation of Charles E.Norris ,Camp No.S,to purchase four
lots ,No.215,2l6,2l7 and 218, in the G.A.R.Cemetery,for the
sum of Forty Dollars (40.00),recommend that the request be
granted. Geo.Mi1denstein
Louis .E.Upperman
O.Oords
Carl Knickrehm
On motion of Mi1denstein the Report was adopted.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Irainlayers and
Plumbers Bonds of Walter D.Boyl1 and Grand Island Plumbing Co.,
to all be in proper form and the Sureties sufficient and om
motion of Upperman the Bpnds were approved and Permits orderEd
issued upon paYment of proper fees.
On motion of Falldorf the Clerk was instruoted to advertise for
bids for a small Truok for the Engineering Department.
Bills against the City were presented and read .and on motion of
Justioe allowed, for list see the Olaim Register.
An Ordinance,No.1266, as to Permits for Ereotion of BUildings
and an Ordinanoe,No.1267 ohanging the Fire Limits were presented;
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Moved by Justioe that the said Ordinanoes be placed on their
first rea.ding;
Carried on rolloall,Cords,Falldorf,Justioe,Kniokrehm,MildensteiJ
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Egge;
Said Ordinances and each of them were read and decla.red passed
their first reading.
Moved by Williams that said Ordinances and eaoh of them be plaoed
on their second reading by their respeotive titles and that the
rules be suspended;
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Carried. on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Justlce,Xnickrehm,Mildenstei9
Upperman and W 111iams voting aye,nay none,avsent Eggej
Said Ordinances and each of them were read by their respeative
ti tIes and declared passed their second rea,ding.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and s~ Ordinanoes
and each of them be plaoed on their third reading by their
respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Justice,Xniokrehm,Mildensteill
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Egge;
Said Ordinanoes and eaoh of them were read by their respective
titles and declared passed their third reading.
Moved by Williams that said Ordinances Nos.l2SS and 1267 and
eaoh of them be placed on their final passage and finally passeq
Carried on roll oa1l,O~~ds,Falldorf,Justioe,Knickrehm,Mildenstei~
Uppermaroand Williams voting aye,nay none,absent Egge;
The Mayor deolared said OrdinanoesNos.1266 and 1267 and eaoh of
them finally passed and approved the same.
Reports of the City Clerk and Water ,Light Ie Ioe Commissioner
Justice
for Deoember 1928 were read and on motion o~\IBmWdm~~ referred
\ to the Finance Oommittee.
len motion of Falldorf all Books and Records pertaining to
the Sewer System,now in the office of the Water, Light Ie Ice
Commissioner are ordered turned over to the C,ity Engineer
for use by his department, and for his charge .
On motion of Falldorf the City Clerk was instructed to advertise
for Steel filing Cabinet for the Vity Engineers Department.
Adjourned
R.E.Oli
City Clerk
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REPOR1~ OF APPBOPRI!\ TICNS AND 11'XFSUDI '"TJ1:-:~E8
FOR THE-FISOAL YEAR 1929
and to January 31, 1929.
8818.1'i88
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streets
25, '):JO
Hydrant Rental
f5 , 500
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1i~;h ting
18,500
SeVier In(;iden
20,ono
"Decree of ct.
130,000
Incidentals
14,000
151,000
7,000
19,000
8,000
25,000
1;:),000
LJ" 500
227,500
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Watf"r Fund
l,tvht Fllnd
Sewer District Fund
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pa-vine: Di ,st., E\md
Bond & Int., Fund
Total
GENEEA L FUND
<1~'Z. 9ill 90
,We. ," ,: . '. {,)
8, r-549 . 89
8, 8~)O ..98
6,015,86
27,358.65
Park Fund
2, 1':':~i6. ci5
Pollee :F'und
f3,909.43
Ceme~tery F'.md
:3, 185. 22
FLee Fund
8,771. 98
P8vinc Fund.
19, '786. 6~')
MU.8i c~ Fund
1, r-50o. 00
71,G18.lCJ
15,677.18
27, em5. 58
75,2(38.69
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'75, 9;::;:3.. 13S
1,fJ15.00
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Respectfully 8'lbmitted January 31, 1929.
H. F. Cliffo:cd,
City Olerk.
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Hi,iL50.11
5,500.00
1G,500.00
11,149.02
60,000.00
7,984.14
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4. a . 75
10,090.57
4, :3JA. 78
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155,881. 84
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U IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY OOUNOIL of the
ci ty CJ)f Grand Island, Nebraska.. sitting as a !Card of Equal-
ization, in accordance with due noticegiven thereo~ as re-
quired by law.. that we find the total cost of the construction
of sewer District No. 149 to be the sum of $213.84; that the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said distriot to be
the sum of $213.a4, and that the benefits aooruing to the
respective lots.. tracts and parcels of land in said sewer
district to be the sum as set forth opposite the several
descriptions, as follows:
LOT
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BLOOK
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14
14
14
14
7 14
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ADDITION
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Hans Moeller
Hans Moeller
Allen E. Ellsworth
Anna M. Rourke
Anna M. Rourke
Anna S. Taylor
Anna S. Taylor
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35.64
35.64
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9.45
26.19
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Grand Island,~ebraska,Febru~ry 6,1929,7-30,P.M.
The Counail met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of equa~
izing and Assessing the b~nefits accrueing to the r~~pective lots,
tracts and parcels of land in Sewer Dist~lct NO.14~'of the City
of Grand Island,Nebraska, by reason of the laying of a Sewer there-
-in and levying a tax to pay for same;His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and Oords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildensteim,Upperman .and Williams
present at roll call, absent .EggeandJusticei
Proof of Publication of Notice of meeting as a Board of Equaliza-
tion was read and placed On file.
The Oouncil remained in session until 8 o'clock P.M. and no person
having appeared to obj eat to or protest against the proposed AsseS-i.'
ment and Levy; Falldorf presented the for~geing Resolution and
moved its adoptionjmotion carried on roll ca11;Oords,Falldorf,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none
~_l?~~AtEgg~ and, ,. J:us:tice, and the Mayor deolared the Kotion
carried and the Resolution adopted.
The Minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization were
read and approved.On motion of M~~~sjejft the Oounci1'adjourned
as a Board of Equalization. ~.~~
H.E.01ifford,
City Olerk.
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Grand Island, Nebraska, February 6,1929.
The Council met in regular session, His Honor,the Mayor,presiding
and Cords,Falldorf,Xnickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams
present at roll call, absent ,Igge and Justice.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Communication from the Grand Island Clearing House Ass'n in
regard to reducing rate of interest~ the Banks w~uld pay on
City Deposits was read and on motion of F~lldorf referred to
the Finance Committee.
Bids for Coils for the Ice Plant of several parties were opened
and read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the Water,Light
and Ice Committee and the Commissionsr for examination and Rep.
Bids for small Truck for the Engineering Department were opened
and read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the Special Com.
The SpecialC~mmittee made report as follows;
February 6,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Oouncil,Grand Island,Nebraska.
Gentlemen;
Your Special Committee has to report that they deem
it necessary and advisable that the Mayor and Auditing Committee
be authorized and empowered to employ a steno~rapher and typist
who shall have desk room in the office of thet1 City Clerk , whose
office hours shall be from 8 A.M. to five P.M. ,or such time as
may be found desirable ,and whose duties shall be to assist with
the work in the City Clerk's office, assist the Auditing Commit-
-tee ,do City ~ work for Mayor and Members of the Counciland for
the Engineers,Building Inspector's office,Street Superintendent
and Treasurer's office,as may be more determined by theMayor
and the Auditing Committee.At a,salary of $80.00 per mont h.
Yours Truly, Henry H.Falldorf
L.C.Williams
C.Cords
Carl Knickrehm,
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
The Water Committee presented report as follows;
" Grand Island,Nebraska,February 4th 1929
Hon.Mayof & City Counci1,Grand Island,Nebr.
We, Your Coromi ttee "". on water ,Light & Ice , beg to report that
attached hereto , is a ."'Contract, between the City of Grand Island
and the Union Pacific Railroad Company ,for the furnishing of
surplus Ice ,to the Company in Grand Island,
We wish to recommen~ the acceptance of the same and to
instruct the Mayor and City Clerk ,to properly execute the
contract. L.C.Williams
Louis E.Upperman, Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted and the Mayor
and City Clerk authorized and direc.ted to properly execute
the Contract therewi t.h presented.
Claim of ket!prtG@ue fr was presented by Falldorf and on motion
Motor Company for damages
of Williams no action was taken thereon.
Continuation Bond of Nebraska State Bank with Fidelity and Depostt
Oompany of Maryland extending Bond covering Deposits in the sum
of $10,000 from Jan.I,1929 to Jan.l,1930 was presented and
the Bond Oommittee reported the same correc.t and dn motion of
Upperman the same was accepted and approfed.
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Claim od Brown Instrument ICo.of Phila.,was again taken up and
referred to the Water Commissioner and Water Committee to have
such Affidavit of Bond prepared and filed to satisfy them and
and a Duplicate Warrant is then to be drawn.
On motion of Falldorf the Special Committee was given Power to
Act in the matter of accepting bid for Truck ,after viewing the
.trucks offerred.
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On motion of Mildenstein the Clerk was instructed to advertise
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for bids for cement floor in the Air-port Building ,as per
specifications in the office of the Chief Building Inspector.
On motion of Mildenstein the Committee was instructed to purchase
hot air Furnace for the Air-port Building.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Mildenstein
allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance,NO.1268,providing for the issuance Of $63,000.00 of
Bonds to pay for the PaViing in Paving Districts Nos.74,76,77 &:
78 was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading
Carried on roll call Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildensteih,
Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none, absent Egge &: Justice;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed ,its first ,rs,ding.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein~
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Egge and Justice;
The Ordinance was read amd by ~ts title and declared passed its
Second Reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and said Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
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Carried on roll call7Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein~
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none,absent Egge and Justice;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading;
Moved by Mildenstein: that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
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Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Mildenstein, Knickrehm
Upperman) and Williams voting aye,nay none, absent Egge and Justice;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
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A n Ordinance,No.7S69,creating Paving District No.79,part of Cedar
Street, was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading;Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Egge and Justicf;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its seaond reading by its title;
Carried on roll call Cords,Falldorf,Kniclrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye,na.y none, absent Egge and Justice;
fhe Ordinance was read by its title and dealared passed its
second re~ding.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and said Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye, nay none absent Egge and Justice;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared pEed its third
reading;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& W"illiams voting aye,Nay none,absent Egge and Justice;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
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An Ordinance,No.1270,creating Water Main District NO.63 ,Division
Street,Blaine to Ingals ,An Ordinance No.1271,levying Special Tax
in Sewer District NO.149,Block l4,Evans Addition,were presented;
Moved by Mildensteinthat the said Ordinances and each of them
be placed on their first reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye,nay none, absent Egge and Justice;
Said Ordinances were read and declared passed their First reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and said Oadinances
and each of them be placed on their second reading by their titles;
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Carried on roll ca11,Cords,Fa11dorf,Knickrehm,Mi1denstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye,Nay none,absent Egge and Justioe;
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Said Ordinances and each of them were read by their respeative
titles and declared passed their seo~nd readint.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances
and each of them be placed on their third reading by their
respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye,nay none,absent Egge and Justice;
Said Ordinances Nos.1270 and 1271 and each of them were read by
their respective titles and declared passed their third reading.
Moved by Williams that sroid Ordinances Nos.1270 & 1271 be piaded
o'n their final passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll oall,Coxds,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
& Williams voting aye,nay none,absent Egge and Justice;
The Mayor declared said Ordinanoes los.1270 and 1271 and each of
them finally passed and approved the same.
Estimate of the City Engineer of oost of Water Main in Disteict
No.63 was read and on motion of Mildenstein adopted and the Clerk
instructed to advertise for bids for its construction.
The Clerk called the attention of the Council to tne
letter
of Attorneys Chapmaa & Cutler suggesting the failure to
specifically accept Paving Districts Nos.74,76,77 & 78 and the
following resolution was presented to cover the objections;
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BE IT RESOLVED; BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, of the City
of GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA; That we hereby &9Cept Paving Districts
Nos.74,76,77 & 78 of the City of Grand Island,Nebraska as of
the date of the Ordinances levying the Tax in each of said
respective Districts .
On motion of Falldorf the;;B.esplution was adopted on roll oall,
Cords,Falldorf,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams
voting aye,nay none,absent Egge and Justice, and the Mayor
declared the resolution adopted and his approval of same.
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The Mayor presented
the following Resolution and suggested
that the same be adopted by the Council;
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council;
Whereas there are certain Bills Pending in the Legislature
vi tally effecting the welfare of the Ci ty of GrandIaand, Nebraska.
Therefore Be it resolved that we request the Hon.John McLellan
and Hon.H.C.Wellensiek to favor suoh bills and particularly
the bill,House Roll 25,authorizing the City to annex territory
under certain condition,to extend Water Mains,Sewer Mains and
Power and Light lines outside the City and in reference to
Weeds,Snow and Ice,collection of Dog Taxes and Tobacco Licenses
and any and all legislation beneficial and advantageous to
the City.
On motion of Falldorf the Resolution was adoptedtunanimously.
Reports of the Clerk,Treasurer,Weigher,Chief Building Inspector,
and Police Judge were read and on motion of Falldorf referred
to the Auditing Committee.
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City Clerk
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Grand Island,Nebraska,February 20,1929
The Oounci1 met. in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
T he minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Bids of E.H.Baker ,Ideal Cement Works and Gee:t Co. ,for putting:
1n Cement floor at the Air-Port were opened and read and on
motion of Mildenstein referred to the City Property Committee.
Bid of the Oity Water Department for putting in Water Main in
Water Main District No.63 was opened and read and being the only
bid ,on motion of Justice was aooepted.
The Special Oommittee made report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebraska,February 20th,l929.
To the Hon.Mayor and Oity Oouncil;
Gentlemen; We your Speelal Committee to whom was referred the
bids for the puroha.se of a serv:cioe truok for the Engineering Depart
(the Committee given power to act) find upon investigating the
different bids ,that the Wippet offerred for the sum of $545.00
by the Brandes Co.to be the lowest and best bid ,and therefore
recommend that selection of the Oommittee be accepted.
Respectfull., submitted. Henry H.Falldorf
C.Cords
L.C.W i11iams
Oarl ICnickrehm
Speoia1 Committee.
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
The Street Oommittee presented report as follows;
February 20th .1929
To the Hon.Mayor & Oity Council.
Gentlemen; We your Oommittee on Streets and Alleys do hereby
recommend that a resurfacing District be created on East Fourth
Streetfrom the Burlington Tracks to the West Right of Way line
of the Ord Branch. L.C.Wi11iams
C.Cords
Geo.Mi1denstein
C.H.Justice
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Water, Light & Ice Oommittee made report as follows;
Grand Island, Nebraska, February 13th ,1929.
Hon.Mayor & Oity Council;
Gentlemes; We,your Committee on Water,Light and Ice,to whom was
referred the several bids ,for the furnishing of refrigeration pip-
ing,fittings ,etc.beg to report that we find the bid of the Allen
Ice Machine Oompany,of Omaha,Nebraska,to be the lowest and best bi~
We therefore recom~end ,that the Olerk be instructed to notify the
Allen,Ice Machine Company ,of the acceptance of their proposal.
C.R.Justice
Louis E.Upperman
L.C.Williams Oommittee.
On motion of Justice the repor~ was adopted.
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Grand Island, Nebr. February 16th 1929. y
Hon..Mayor & Oity Council,Grand ISland,Nebr. /\..
Gentlemen; We, Your Committee,on Water and Light,beg to repor~,
that we find it advisable at this time ,to purohase one steam
drivea Boiler Feed Pump ,for the Power Plant ,speaifications for
which ,are on file at the office of Water & Light Commissioner.
The Engineer's Estimate for the unit is $2500.00.
We would recommend that the Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for the sarne,to be opened at
a spea1al meeting on March ~th 1929/
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C.H.Justice
Louis E.Upperman
L.C.Williams Committee.
the report was adopted.
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The following Resolution was presented and Justice
moved
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WHEREAS ,the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY has
tendered to the CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,Nebraska,a lease covering
a portion of the Railroad Company's right of way at Grand Island,
Nebraska,covering a sight for horse corral;
and WHEREAS,it is considered that the best interests of
said City will be subserved by the execution of said lease;
THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GRAND ISLAND,NEBRASKA:
That the terms of said Lease be and the same are hereby
accepted on behalf of said City,and that the Mayor of said City
be authorized ,empowered and directed to execute said Lease on
behalf of said City and tha.t the City Clerk be directed to duly
attest the same.
O.H.Justice
Motion carried on roll call unanimously and the Mayor declared
it adopted and approved the same.
Committee on Water,~ight & Ice presented report as follows;
Grand Island ,Nebraska, February l3th,1929.
Hon.Mayor & City Council;Gr ndImnd,Nebr.
Gentlemen; We,your Committee~on Water ,Light and I06,beg to repon
that the plans and spee1fications ,for the addition to the Turbim
Room ,at the Power Plant,is now aomplete and we recummend that
the same be accepted and that the Clerk be instructed to adver-
-tise for bids on the same,to be opened at a special meeting of
the Council,March 4th,1929. C.B.Justice,
Louis E.Upperman
L.C.W illiams Committee.
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The Plumbers and Drainlayers Bonds oK Nay Bros,were presented
covering their Plumbers and Drainlayers Permits and the Bond
committee reported finding each of them improper form and the
sureties sufficient and on motion of Upperman they were approved
and Permits ordered issued upon paymen:tof proper fees.
Bond of N~lson L~ber & Supply Co.,was presented, covering their
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Permit by the Chief Building Inspector for use of certain Streets
and on motion of Upperman the Bond was approved and Permit iseu eQ.
Agreement in Triplicate,of the G.I.National Bank,covering the
deposit of Paving District Bonds pof #9000 with the City Treas
to to eecure Deposits by the Water & Light Department was
presented and on motion of Upperman it was approved and the Mayor
and Clerk were instructed to execute the same in Triplicate.
T he Sewer Oommittee presented report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebraska,February 20th ,1929.
To the Bon.Mayor and City Council.
Gentlemen; We your Committtee on Sewer herewith submit for your
approval ,a specification on Sanitary Sewer prepared by the City
Engineer, we reoommend tla t a copy be signed by the Mayor and the
City Clerk ,to be on file in the office of the City Olerk at all
times. Respectfully submitted. Henry B.Falldorf,
Max J.Egge
L.O.Williams
F ldCo~ittee on Sewer. C~HjJustice.
On motion of al orZ the.report was adopueu.
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Bills
against the 0 ity were presented and read and on motion
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An Ordinance, No. 1272, creating Re-surfaceing District No.1 was 1-
presented;Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its
first reading; Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein.Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none ;
The said Ordinance was read and declared passe~ its first reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanoe
plaoed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Egge,Fa.lldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and decla:rred passed its
sea,ond reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and tre Ordinanoe
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Oords,1 gge,Falldorf,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and devaared passed its
thir~d
reading.
Moved by Mildensvein that the Ordinanoe be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
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Carried on roll call,oords,Egge,Falldorf~Kniokrehm,M1Idenstein,
Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.
The Mayor dealared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
Report of the Water,Light and lee Oommissioner for January was
read and on motion of Falldorf filed in the City Olerk's Office.
On motion of Justioe the Oounoil adjourned to Marah 4,1929,8,P.M.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,March 4,1929,8,P.M.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment President Falldorf
presiding and Cords,Egge,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and
Williams present at roll call.
A communication from the Farmers Union Elevator Co.,as to road
and alley in the vicinity of their place of business was read
and on motion of Williams referred to the Street Committee.
Bids of Worthington Pump Co.,Kansas City ,Mo.
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Commonweih.:tJb.h Electric Co., of St"Paul,Minn. and
Dayton-Dowd Co., of Quincy ,Ill., wer Pump for the Water & ~
Light Plan.t were opened and read and on motion of 'vVilliams
referred to the Water & Light Committee 8: Commissioner..
B:Lds for
ad-Ii ti)n t,,) ~11e \'1a'1er & Light Plant Building of
Paul Sothman,
Grand Island
The Geer Compa.ny
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Henry Ohlsen & Son
Dav'icl City
EI'rL€st Rolca.11:c fk SOJ1S
IJincoln
WerG opcmou. c.ncl rc;:,,(L LYld. on rwtioL. of Willian.3 :;:'3:f;J;:,"'nd to +Jr~
V!<1.~~A:Y' Be Light Committee to investigate and report.
Bids 'of Wm.Kelly & Co. ,and of Nay Br'or=;. for doing PlumbiIJg rl
and Heating on the new work were opened and read and on motiD
of Williams referred to the Water & Light Oommittee and Com'r.
Bid of E.H.Baker for Sidewalk along the Light Plant was opened
and read and on motion of Williams referred to the Water & Lig~
Committee and Oommissioner.
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R.E.Murphy Typewriter Co.,filed bid for Wide Typewriter and
Desk and a Stenographer's Desk and on motion of Williams the
Bid was accepted.
On motion of Williams the salary of the Street Oommissioner
'is to be $175 per month after May 1,1929
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City
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REPORT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISOAL YEAR 1929 AND TO
MARCH 5, 1929
Appropriated
Expended
Salaries $ 10,000
streets 25,000
-4 Hydrant Rental 5,500
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Sewer Inc. 20,000
Deoree of ct. 60,000
Inoidentals 14,000
151,000
GENERAL FUND
$ 5,208.11
10,554.42
9,359.83
7,000
8,811.86
33,934.22
PARK FUND
2,416.50
POLICE FUND
19,000
11,211.01
CEMETERY FUND
3,685.48
FIRE FUND
10,980.69
PAVING FUND
19,786.63
MUSIC FUND
1,500.00
83,514.53
17,635.07
30,078.26
97,806.35
3,075.64
75,993.03
1,815.00
309,917.88
8,000
25,000
13,000
4,500
227,500
Ice Fund
Water Fun€l
Light Fund.
$
Sewer Distriot Fund
paving District Fun~
Bond & Interest Fund
TOTAL
Respectfully submitted March 6, 1929.
H. E. Clifforci
City Clerk
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Ba,lance
$ 4,791.89
14,445.58
5,500.00
16,500.00
10,640.17
60,000.00
5,188.14
117,065.78
4,583.50
7,788.99
4,314.52
14,019.31
6,786.63 --
3,000.00
143,985.47
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Grand Island,Nebraska,March 6,1929
The Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor,presidiug
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and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last .regular meeting on Feb.20, and the adjou-
-rned meeting of March 4, 1929 were read and approved.
Bid of Kent Engineering Co., of Minneapolis ,Minn. for Pump
was presented and having been received late and after all other
bids had been opened,On motion of Egge was returned to BIDDERS.
Protest of Andrew Larsen and others against Paving District 79
was read and on motion of Williams mefemeed to the Street and
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The Special Committee made report as follows;
Grq8sd Island,Nebraska,March 6th 1929
To the Mayor and City Council;
Your Special Committee,in view of several disclosures that
have been made in our investigation of the different City Depart-
-ments ,we find that payments are made by the Light,Water and Ice
Departments that do not belong to the above mentioned Departments,
and we therefore recommend that the Water, Light and Ice Commissi..
-oner be instructed that no Bill shall be paid by him not belong-
ing to Light.,", Water or Ice Departments, after the above date.
Respectfully submitted. Henry H.Falldorf
C.Cords
L.C.W illiams
Carl Knickr~hm.Special Com.
On motion of Falldorf the report was adppted.
The Water, Light & Ice Committee made report;
Grand Island,Nebraska,March 6th,1929.
Honorable Mayor & City Counci1,Grand Is1and,Nebr. ',(
Gentlemen; We, Your Committee on Water,Light & Ice,beg to report
that we finq the Worthington Pump & Machinery Corporation ,for
Boiler Feed Pump and Turbine,to be the lowest and best bid ,at
$2,372.00 and we recommend that the (Mayor andC lerk be instruct-
ed to enter into Contract for the same. C.H.Justice
L.C.Williams
Max J.Egge
Louis E .Upperman
On motion of Justice the report was adopted. Committee
The Water, Light & Ice Committee m~de report as follows;
Grand Island,~ebraska,~arch 6th 1929
Honorable Mayor & City Counci1;Grand Island, Nebraska;
Gentlemen; We, Your Committee on WaterlLight & Ice ,beg to report
that we find the bid of the Kelly Plumoing Company, for Power
Plant Plumbing & Heating to be the lowest and best bid at $1,100.00
and we recnmmend that the Mayor and Clerk be instructed to enter
into Contract for the same. C.H.Justice
L.C.Williams
Max J.Egge
Louis E.Upperman Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
The Committee on Water. Light & Ice made report as follows;
Grand Is1and,Nebraska,March 6,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Council;Grand Island,Nebraska;
Gentlemen; We,your Obmrnittee on Water Light & Ice ,beg to
report that we find the bid of the Ceer Company ,for Power Plant I
Building ,to be the lowest and best bid ,at $30,180.00, and we .
recommend that the Mayor and Clerk be instructed to enter into
contract for the same. C.H.Justice
L.C.Williams
Max J .Egge
Louis E,Upperman
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On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
The Water, Light & Ice Committee presented a proposition of
Ulry-Talbert Company for the heating of their Building by Steam
from the Water & Light Plant and Duplicate Contrac~ for carrying
out the proposition and on motion of Justice the proposition was
accepted and the Mayor and Clerk instructed to Execute the Contatact
as presented in Duplicate.
The Bond Obmmittee presented a Depository Bond of the Grand Island
National Bank in the sum of $6500 covering Deposits of the Treas.
and on motion of Egge' the same was referred to the Finance Committee
The City Property Committee made report as followsl
Hon.Mayor and City Council;
Your Committee on City Property ,to whom was referred the bids
for concrete floor in our Municipal Air -Port ,beg to report that
the bid of The Geer Company for $445~ 00 is the lowest and best bi do
We,therefore,recommend that the Contract be awarded to the same.
Geo.Mildenstein
C.Cords
Louis E.Upperman
Carl Knickrehm.
On motion of Mildenstein the report was adopted.
On motion of Mildenstein the Committee was authorized to erect a
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Bills agaunst the City were presented and read and on motion of
Mildenstsin allowed, for list see the claim Register.
Peti tion for the Paving of a portion of Elm Street was read and on /.--"
motion of Justice referred to the Street & Alley Commit~ee.
An Ordinance,No.1273,fixing salaries of City Officers and Employees
was presented; Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on
its first reading;
Carried on Roll call,Co:r.ds,EggelFalldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,Milden-
stein, Upperman and Williams votlng aye,nay none;
'I'he rOrdinance was read and declared passed its first reading;
Moved by Mildenstein that trte rules be suspend ed and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Bords,Egge,'Falldorf,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its second
reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carriedonroll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its ti tIe and declared ~asseaUA"s
third reading.
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords)Egge,Falldorf,~ustice,Knickrehm,
Mia;aeih.scbain,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
Reports of the various City Officers were read and on motion of
Mildenstein filed in the mammmmm Office of the City Clerk.
The Mayor called attention to the Bad condition of the St.Paul
road and the mat~er was discussed.
On motion of Justice checks of un-successful bidders were ordered
surrendered . Adjourned ~~~
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City Clerk
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Grand Island,Nebraska, March 14,1929,S,P.M.
The Oouncil met in Specia~ Session ,His Honor the Mayor presidi~
and all Members present except Egge,pursuant to the following
call which was read and made a part of the minutes;
Grand Island,Nebr,March 13,1929
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To the Members of the City Council, Grand Island, ebraska;
Gentlemen; A specrial meeting of the City 0 ounci1 is hereby
called for this evening at S O'cloek at the Council Ohamber
for the purpose of taking such action as the Council may deem
best in the matt~r of submitting amendments to the Home Rule
Oharter at the ensuing Municipal Election April 2,1929 ;and
the taking up and acting upon any other matter of husinesa
whioh the Oouncil may wish to consider
Servioe of call aocepped ~.A.ABBOTT,JR.MAYOR.
C.H.Justice
Oarl Xnickrehm
L.C.Williams
Henry H.Falldorf
O.Oords
Geo.Mildenstein
Louis E.Upperman
Max Egge
A communioation from the Board of Education by W.A.Reutling~r
and Gle~n H.Geddes,Oommittee, was presen~ed asking that Oedar
Street between Ninth and Tenth be closed on sChool,days between
12;30 p.m. and 1;15 p.m.,was read and on motion Qf Justice
referred to the Street & Alley Oommittee.
The Street & Alley Committee made report as follows;
To the Mayor & 0 ity Oouncil
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We your committee on Street & Alley reoommend that the request
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of the School Board be granted. L.O.Williams
C.R.Justice
o .Oords
Geo.Mildenstein, Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
Moved by Justice/that the following proposition be placed on
the ballot at the ensuing Municipal Election, April 2, 1929:
To amend Article Seven of the Charter of the City of Grand Islard,
Nebraska, by adding thereto a new section to be numbered Section
20, said section to read as follows:
Sec. 20. The Oity Council shall have power to create
ornamental lighting districts for the purpose of acquiring and
installing ornamental lights, including poles, fixtures, wiring,
underground conduits and all necessary equipment and accessories,
in or along any street, public grounds or avenue, within the city,
the cost thereof to be assessed proportionately to the benefits an
the property b~~efited thereby, within sa.id district. The total
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Sed. 15. The payor compensation of the Mayor and Councilmen
shall be as follows: the Mayor $750.00 per annum, Councilmen $300.00
each per annum- and the Mayor and Council shall have power by ordinance
to fix the payor compensation of all other officers, and change the
same at pleasure by a three-fourths vote of all members of the Council;
PROVIDED, that the payor compensation of any officer so fixed by
ordinance shall not be increased or diminished during the term of office
to which he was so elected or appointed.
Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein,
Upperman, and Williams, aye, nay none, absent Egge.
M0ved by Falldorf that the following proposition be placed on the ballot
at the ensuing Municipal Election:
The Airways Division of the Department of Commerce of the United
states, agreed to lease all of their equipment at the emergency landing
field to the Oity of Grand Island, if the City would properly light ~
and maintain the same as a suitable landing field, but that they would
be required to abandon the field entirely if the City did not so take
it over.
Do you approve of the action of the Mayor and Council in taking
over and maintaining this Airport as a field for emergency landings
for mail planes, and for general commercial purposes.
Oarried on 1"011 call, Cords, Falldorf, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein
Upperman, and Williams, voting aye, nay none, absent Egge.
Moved by Falldorf that the SpecialOommittee be authorized to have
the City Clerk notify Undertakers that they must pay bills to Treasurer
on or before MarChi 20, 1929, or show cause why same should not be
paid.
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Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Justice, Knickrehm,Mildenstein,
Upperman, and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Egge.
Adjourned,
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Grand Island,Nebraska,MaIlch 20,1929
The Council met in regular ~ession1His Honor,the Mayor presid-
ng and all Members present at,ro 1 call.
The minutes of the meetings of ~arch 6" & 14~ were read and
approved.
A Communication from the Fairmont Creamery Co., in regard to
making Sewer connection was read and on motion of Falldorf
referred to the Sewer Oommittee.
Two Petitions for Sewer Districts in the Vantine Subdivision
were read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the Sewer Com.
The Street Commi ttee made report.;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, Your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
the City purchase a road Mainaainor from the Lincoln Road Machia
Company ,of Council Bluffs , Iowa, for the sum of $395.00 with
extra set of blades. Respectfully submitted.
L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
C.Cords
Joo.Mildenstein, Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was ad~pted.
The Street Committee also made report;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, Your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that some
action be taken on repairing paving and relaying sewer on Second
Street from Wheeler Street to Sycamore Street.
Respeotfully submitted, L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
O.Oords
Geo.Mildenstein,Committee
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street gommittee also reported;
To the Hon. ayor and City 0 ouncil;
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys upon examining
the protest filed on Oedar Street ,find over 51% of the prop-
erty owners have protested.
. We therefore reoommend that the Council repeal the
Ordinanoe Qxeating Paving District No.79.
Respectfully submitted, L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
C.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein,Committee
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Commi tt.ee also reported;
To the Hon.Mayorand Oity Council;
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys upon examining
the Protest filed on Resurfacing District No.l,find the pro-
test to be in-sufficient ,and therefore reoommend that the City
Clerk be instructed to advertise for Bids.Respectfully submitted
L.O.Williams
C.H.Justice
O.Oords
Geo.Mildenstein, Committee
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Committee also reported;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
a Paving District be oreated on Elm Street, from First Street.
to Twelfth Street ,in accordance with the petition read at the
last meeting. Respectfully submitted. L.O.Williams,
C.H.Justice
O.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein,Oommitt~
was adppted.
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On motion og Williams the report
The Street Committee reported;
To'the Hon.Mayor and Oity Council;
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
the Oity Engineer be instructed to have all Paving Outs ,holes
in Pavements and broken Oura .repaired at prices now on file
in the Ci;; Engineer's office for previous work of this kind.
L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
C.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein, Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
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The Water,Light and Ice Oommittee made report;
Hon.Mayor & Oity ~ouncil,Grand Island,lebraska;
Gentlemen; We, Your Gommi ttee on Water ,.Light and Ioe, beg to
report that we find it necessary to purchase a Truck for the
Ice Department. We, therefore, recommend that the Oity qlerk
be instructed to advertise for bids for One-It Ton Truck "
Ohassis and Oab only ,bidder to take in the old Nash Truck
in trade. C.H.Justice,
L.O.Williams
Louis E.Upperman
Max J.Egge, Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
The Geer Oompany presented Bond covering their Contract for
building Addition to the Water & Light Plant and the Bond
Oommittee reported finding same in proper form and the surety
sufficient and on motion of Upperman the Bond was approved.
The Grand Island National Bank presented Depository Bonds in ~
the sums of$6500 &$10,000 respectively and on motion of . .
Upperman they were both approved.
Bills against the Oity Were presented and read and on motion of
Justice allowed,for list ,see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance,No.1274,creating Paving District No.80,part of ~
Elm Street, was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordina~ce be placed on its first read~i
Carried on roll call,Cords~Egge,~alldorf,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein ,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Oarried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Mildenstein,
Knickrehm,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanee
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
MiJdenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
An Ordinanyg.J&l~lishing rules for the Oemetery was presented;
Moved by Justlce that the Ordinance be placed on its first readin~
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Oarried on roll call,Oords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was re~d by its title and declared passed its
sec.ond reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Oarried on roll call,Cords,Egge, Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Oarried on roll call, Cords, Egge, Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
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A n Ordinance,No.1276, providing rules etc. for the Air-Port
was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
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Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordi-
nance placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mil1denstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read b~ its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and eeclared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call, Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
An Ordinanoe,NO.1277,defining the boundaries of the City was
presented; .
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading ;
Carried on roll call,Cords~gge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justioe that the rules be suspended and the Ordiaance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,KniBkrehm,
Mildensuein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read amm by its title and dealared passed
its second reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the
Ordinance placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its Title and declared passed
its third reading;
Moved by Knickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting age,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
Report of the Water ,Light & Ice Commissioner for February
was read and on motion of Knickrehm placed on file.
The City Engineer presented Estimate of cost of Re-surfacing
District No.1, and on motion of Williams the same was adopted J.--
and the City Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for its
construction.
On motion of Williams the City Atty. was instructed to prepare
an Ordinance repealing the Ordinance creating Paving District.
No.79.
Falldorf suggested the matter of a sale of a part of Lot One
Blook 18 Clark's Add.,Blook l2,Original Town and on motion
of Falldorf the matter of sale of same was referred to the
City Property Committee to investigate and report.
Adjourned
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Grand ISland,Nebraska,April 3,1929
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The Counoil met in regular session Hie Honor,the Mayor,presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
The Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Bids of The Diamond Engineering Oompany of Grand Island,
Western Bridge & Canst . Company orlfi Omaha, l~ebr.
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Oentral Bridge & Const.Oompany of Wahoo,Nebr.
Mid-State Const. Company of Hastings, .Nebr.
for Re-Surfacing District No.l,were opened and read and on motion
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of Justice referred to the Street & Alley Committee to investigate
and report, with Power to Act.
Several Bids for Truok for
for use by the Ice Plant were opened
and read and on motion of Justice referred to the Water, Light and
Ice Plant to investigate and report.
Egge made Oral report as to Depository Bank Bonds and ~eports;
On motion of Egge the City Attorney was instructed to demand
that all Depository Banks pay 2% interest on all Deposits for
the months of February and March 1929.
Bill of H.H. Hall in the sum of $1300 mmmfor Auditing was presenta
and on motion of Justice referred to the Auditing Oommittee to
investigate and report at the next meeting.
Bill of H.G.Wellensiek and H.L.Blackledge in the sum of $40.00
for Stationery & Postage was presented by the Committee and on
motion of Justice allowed.
The Auditing Oommittee made report on the Claim of The Brown
Instrwnent Company for Replacement of a lost Warrant recommending
that a new Warrant in the sum of $41.58 be drawn and placed in
the hands of Mr.Burdick the Oommissioner for further adjustment.
And on motion of Falldorf the report was adopted and Warrant issue
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The matter of bad condition of the Paving and Sewer on Second St
was brot up and on motion of Falldorf the same was referred to
the Engineer to investigate and re~ert to the Oouncil,as soon
as possible.
Williams reported that the Stop & Go Signals had been received
and were being installed.
Bonds of Maurice Fowler,George Hosier,Everett E.Ramsey,Harry L.Mooe
William H.Mader and George N.Reuting,as Policemen ,were reported
by the Oommittee to be in proper form and the sureties sufficient
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and on motion of Upperman said Bonds and each of them were
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The Water & Light Committe made report;
Grand Island~Nebraska,April 3,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Council,Grand Island, ebraska;
mentlemen; We,your Committee, on Water and Light,beg to recom-
mend the installation at this time ,in the City Power Plant,
of one 25 ~on Travelling Crane ,specifications for which are /~
now on file with the City Clerk.
We would further recommend that the Clerk be inst-
-ructed to advertise for bids on the same,to be opened at the
next regular meeting , Wednesday, April 17,1929.
C .R.Justice
Max J.Egge
Louis E.Upperman
L.C.Williams, Committee.
On motion of Justice the Report was adopted.
The Cemetery Committee reported;
Hon.Mayor and Council;
kore Watel Mains are needed for the Cemetery.
Your Committee,therefore,recommends that the Clerk be instructa
to advertise for bids on the following;
470 feet of 3 inch pipe.
510 feet 3/4 inch Pipe,
95 feet l~ inch Pipe.
9 Hydrants
Geo.Mildenstein ,
Louis E.Upperman,
C.J.Cords
Carl Knickrehm
On motion of Mildenstein the Report was adopted.
The Sewer Committee reported that tlle Fairmont Cree~ery Company
"1.f1d wi thdrawn their request filed at the last meeting and on
motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
Justice, allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance,NO.1278 Repealing Ordinance No.1269 creating
Paving Bistrict No.79,Cedar Street, was presented;
Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its first readig
Carried qn roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,Milden-
stein, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
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Moved by U~operman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call, Cords,Egge, Falldorf,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,Nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Justice that the Rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildens tein, Upper;;;an and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final pas-
sage and finally passed;
Carried on roll C~II,C ords,Egge,Falldorf,Justice,Mildenstein
Knickrehm,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor ~eclared the Ordinance finally aassed and approved the
same.
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On motion of Falldorf the City Treasurer was instructed
to have Blank monthly reports printed to fit the files.
Reports of the various Oitj Officers for March 1929 were read
and on motion of Falldorfplaced on file, in the Clerk's Office.
On motion of Falldorf the City Engineer and Water & Light Com'r
were instructed to investigate the several sewers in the City
and report the cause of their filling up and being injured in ~
rious ways.
AClJOUTneCl
City Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska
April B, 1929
The Council met as provided by law for the purpose of canvass-
ing the returns of the Municipal and School Election held April 2nd, 1929,
His Honor, the Mayor presiding, Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Mildenstein, Knick-
rehm, Upperman and Williams present at roll call, absent Sustice.
On motion of Egge the Clerk was instructed to open mail ballots.
__ The Council proceeded to canvass the same. On motion of Egge the returns
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of said election where then opened and canvassed as Follows:
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PROPOSITION NO.2
YES
NO
30 96
56 121
147
183
43
77
60 149 193 106 110 17
59 65 81 63 126 5
951
836
PROPOSITION NO.3
YES
NO
58 160
32
69
212
121
83
41
94 180 245 151 178 21 1382
26
35
40
29
63
456
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
C. E. Mikel ~ 75 199
Albert F. Newell74 199
Helen E. Roberts70 159
279
271
220
115
116
106
96 135 199 136 176 15 1425
99 218 199 167 193 15 1551
85
74 159 113 156 14 1156
s. E. Sinke)\ 62 181 242 97 95 218 181 181 210 18 1485
for Mayor
Moved by Egge that inasmuch as O. A. Abbott, Jr.' Henry E.
Clerk Treasurer Police Judge for Councilman
Clifford, I James Nicholson/, Herbert F. Mayer,/ Chas. H. Justice,/ Carl Hehnke,
for Councilmen
George Mildenstein, Carl Knickrehm,/and each of them baving received the
office
largest number of votes for their respective~ and that they and each of
them be declared duly elected for their respective office for the ensuing
term, and the Clerk instructed to issue certificates of election for each
of them.
Carried on roll call, Egge, Cords, Fa1ldorf, Mildenstein,
Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Justice.
Moved by Egge that inasmuch as Albert F. Newell, S. E.
Sinke, C. E. Mikel, and each of them having received the largest number
School of
of votes for a member of the Board of Education for the/District of the City
Grand Island, County of Hall, State of Nebraska, and that they and each of
them be declared duly elected, and the Clerk be instructed to issue cert-
ificates of election for each of them.
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Carried on roll call, Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Mildenstein,
Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Justice.
Moved by Egge that inasmuch as 954 Electors voted "Yes"
on Proposition No.1 and 824 Electors voted "No." on said proposition No.
1, that said proposition be declared to have carried and to have been
adopted by the Electors of the City, as an amendment to the City Charter
in the following form to-wit:
That Article Seven of the Charter of the City of Grand
. Island, Nebraska, be amended by adding thereto a new Section to read as
follows:
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Sec. 20. The Oity Oouncil shall have power to create
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ornamental lighting districts for the purpose of acquiring and install-
ing ornamental lights, including poles, fixtures, wiring, underground
conduits and all necessary equipment and accessories, in or along any
street, public grounds or avenue, within the city, the cost thereof to
be assessed proportionately to the benefits on the property benefited
thereby, within said district. The total amount of the Special assess-
ment shall be levied, one-fifth thereof to be delinquent in fifty days
from the levy and one-fifth annually thereafter; each of the install-
ments, except the first, to draw six per cent interest from the date
of the levy, payable annually, until due and one per cent per month after
due lIntil paid. Provided, however, that if within twenty days after the
publication of the ordinance creating said district, a majority of the
abutting property owners within said district sha.ll file, with the City
clerk, written objections thereto, said work shall not be done but said
ordinance shall be repealed.
Motion carried on roll call Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Milden-
stein, Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent
Justice, the motion was declared carried and said Amendment adopted and
declared made a part of the Charter of the City.
Moved by Egge that inasmuch as 951 Electors voted "Yes"
on Proposition No. 2 and 836 Electors voted "No" on said Proposition No.
2 that said Proposition be declarEd to have carried and to have been
adopted by the Electors of the City, as an amendment of Section 15 of
Article III of the Charter of the City of Grand Island as follows:
Sec. 15. The payor compensation of the Mayor and Council-
men shall be as follows: the Mayor $750.00 per annum, Councilmen $300.00
each per annum, and the Mayor and Council shall have power by ordinance
to fix the payor compensation of all other officers, and ohange the same
at pleasure by a three-fourths vote of all members of the CounCil: PRO-
VIDED, that the payor compensation of any officer so fixed by ordinance
shall not be increased or diminished during the term of office to which
he wa.s so elected 01" appointed.
Motion carried on roll call Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Milden-
stein, Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent
Justice, and the motion was declared carried and said amendment declared
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adopted and made a part of the Charter of the City.
Moved by Egge that inasmuch as 1382 Electors voted "Yes"
on Proposition No.3 approving actions heretofore taken on Airport
Proposition and 456 Electors voted "No." on said proposition, that said
Proposition No. 3 be declared to have been adopted.
PROPOSITION NO. 3 /X,
The Airways Division of the Department of Commerce of the
United Sta.tes, agreed to l~ase all of their equipment at the emergency
landing field to the City of Grand Island, if the City would properly
light and maintain the sa.me as a suitable landing field, but that they
would be required to abandon the field entirely if the City did not take
it over.
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Oarried on roll call, Oords, Egge, Fa1ldorf, Mi1denstein
Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent Justice,
and the motion was declared carried and the Proposition adopted.
Adjourned,
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H. E. Clifford,
City Clerk.
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The Votes by Mail and in the several Districts were as follows;
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Louis VI.Heyde ~lt!}/''''~lt,'t 11116,1101 ';tI'ilLD111k~!1tl1Y.. ~.(t!l /t)l1,{., ~./ ,
m r!i --~r-T-':-i -i -~(? -~-'T~~r'-'.-'-'~.~~
Ray IUiggins I, l'}ol!fULiU.!~, b t~ni'4,1l~*,,~..:~-:]~4...,~~.~;..:
Herbert F. Mayer ~4; J ?PJVff1L /pZ~L~?l~L~1~l&J1L~~L"i~"WIJ:I_"""fJL~::-f'''''~~?L.,,_",:,...",,~~.
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Firs.t Ward, .j
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v r /tlf~..JcA'-' ( (5 ;,t'~i-'-'~'-; '_.~.-t"_.'..<-r'~..."'..-r-."~'._~,t'M,."._...:t".~.".'''~'r''".'..''''''."=.*<,,..''~'..T.'".;-.'l'.... ..."."..",...'....,.<...... .
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Cad; Hehnkei ' i . -+" --L..-.",:;;,~"-'~; .-.,- (""._L__'-j-"".;:tt~4.4j'
Third Ward; ~
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Proposition NO.1:.. j 1 h l__+_4--4--l--~_.~--+.__._.'-",,-
Yes i~ I k of k)t2I~~JlfLi{j>JLL.riL2cej_J1li.2::.L.,_.._,,-
No '. t/I'.'jl1 'I1iVtJ() I ZU!. ("J'i' ;.1 2 () J. ~l / ~.' r"/; /./ 0.' 1.", 3 ~.:. f_, .\.' .. D '.? ....\1.., ..,,,
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Yes ~C)>! 9 tVfll1t ~ l02jL:!:.9JJil,~,,_l!_fllLe I l;L.:~ll_,.1:::~~.__".~".~>>,__,,,.*
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Ap~il, 9, 1929
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The Council met for organization as provided by law,
His Honor, the Mayor, presiding and Cords, Egge, Falldorf, Justice,
Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman, and Williams present at roll call.
The Bond Committee reported finding the bonds for the
Mayor and Councilmen elect .Justice, Hehnke, Mildenstein, and Knick-
rehm in proper form and sureties sufficient. On motion of Upperman
the bonds were approved.
The Mayor administered the oath of office to Council-
men elect and they took their seats as Councilmen for the ensuing
term.
Councilman Eggein retiring, expressed his appreciation
for the consideration received during his 4 years a.s councilman. The
Mayor responded expressing the appreciation of the Mayor and Council
for the good work Mr. Egge had done, and for the pleasant and agree-
able association.
The Mayor then appointed the following standing
committees:
FINANCE--Hebnke, Justice, Falldorf, Knickrehm
PRINTING, PURCHASING, AND AUDITING--Falldorf, Williams, Justice
Hehnke
STREETS AND ALLEYS--Wi lliams, .Justice, Cords, AUldenst ein
LIGHT, WATER AND ICE--Justice, Williams, Cords, Falldorf
FIRE--Knickrehm, Upperman, Mildenstein, Cords
ORDINANCES, LICENSES, BONDS AND ELECTIONs--Upperman, Cords
Mildenstein, Knickrffi m
POLICE AND BOARD OF HEALTH--Cords, Mildenstein, WilliaMS, ,Justice
PARKS AND BANDS--Falldorf, Upperman, Hehnke, Knickrehm
SEWERS--Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Williams
CITY PROPERTY AND CEMETERY--Mildenstein, Upnerman, Knickrehm, Cords
BUILDING CODE--Falldorf, Justice, Williams, Hehnke
On motion of Falldorf the list of standing committees
as presented by the Mayor was approved.
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Justice nominated George Mildenstein a,s president of
e~ the Council for the ensuing year. On motion of Falldorf nomination
the rules suspended and
was closed. On motion of Falldorf/ the Clerk wats instructed to cast
the votes of the Councilmen for George Mildenstein for President for
the ensuing year. The Clerk announced the casting of 8 votes for Geo.
Mildenstein, and the Mayor declared him duly elected.
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The City Property Oommittee reported some repairs need-
ed at the Public Library to relieve a dangerous condition and that
the Library Board reported they had no funds to pay for same. On
motion of Falldorf the City Property Committee was instructed to
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and to report at the next meeting, April 17th.
Williams suggested that the "stop and Go" signals
were being installed and would be completed in about two weeks. He
also suggested the Police Department help fa.mtliarize the people a.s
to their use.
Adjourned.
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T he Council met in regular session,His Honor,the ~ayor,presiding
and Cords, Falldorf,Hehnke,Just1oe,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman
and Williams present at roll call.
The minutes of the meetings of April 3,8 I 9,1929 were read and
approved.
Communication from Grand Island Lodge No.22,I.O.O.F. as to Sidewalk
near their property on Pine Street was read and on motion of W il-
Iiams referred to the two Councilmen from the Third Ward.
Bid of William Kelly & Co. for Water Mains at the Cemetery was
read and on motion of Mildenstein referred to the City property
Committee. .
and Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.N1.1es Division
BidSof Freeman Boiler& EngineeringAfor Travelling Cranew@~~ read
and on motion of Justice referred to the Water, Light & Ice,Com.
Petition of Bradstreet & -Clemens Co for the creation of a Sewer
District between N.Front & Fourth Streets from from Plum to Cherry
was read and on motion of Falldorf ~eferred to the Sewer Committee.
April 17,1929
The Street Committee made report;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, your Committ.ee on Streets and Alleys find upon examination
the Remonstrance filed against Elm Street to be insufficient, and
therefore recommend that the Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids" Respectfully Submitted. L.C.Williams
Geo.Mildenstein
C.H.Justice
C .Cords, Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
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To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We,your committee on Streets and Alleys ,find upon examination
of the bids submitted on Re-surfacing District No.1, that the bid
of the Diamond Engineering Company to be the lowest and best bid,
and therefore recommend that they be awarded the Contract.
We also recommend that since the 10 day period for selecting
the type of Pavement has expired anq. no petition has been filed
that it be re-surfaced with 2~ inch Brick.
Respectfully submitted L.C.Williams
Geo.Mildenstein
C.H.Justice
O.J.Oords Committee
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April 17,1929
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On motion of Williams the report
~vortise for bias,
The W ater,Light & Ice Committee,reported; April 17,19 a9
Hon.Mayor and City Council,Grand Island, Nebraska;
Gentlemen; ,We, your Comnii tte6 on Water, Light (),};d Ice v;o"l.1.1d
like to ~cccmmend that any new employee ,from this date on ,
who is hired by these departments ,must ~irst submit himself
to a physical examination and furnish a Doctor's Certificate
as to his fitness to perform the duties as required for the
particular position applied for. C.R.Justice
L.O.Williams
R.Falldorf
O.J.Oords
On motion .of Justice the report was adopted.
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The Water, Light & Ice Committee reported;
Hon.Mayor & City Council,Grand Island ,Nebr. April 5,1929
Gentlemen; We, Your 0 ommittee on Water,Light and Ice,beg to
report with regard to the bids submitted on trucks for ,use in
the Ice Department ,that we found the bid of Mr.F.A.Terry,on
a one and one-half Ton,G.M.C.Truck at $1435.00 ,to be the best
bid. We therefore ask that our action in the purchase of this
Truck , be ratified at this time. C.H. Justice
L.C.Williams
H.Falldorf
J.C.Cords Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
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The Water & Light Committee reported; April 5,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Council,Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen; We,your Committee on Water and Light to whom has been
referred the Water Main Petitions on South Pine Street, from Emer-
ald Street to South Street,also Petition on South Lowell Avenue
from Agate Street to Herbert Street, beg to report that we find
the Petitions signed by 5l%of the property owners represented
and we recommend that an Ordinance be drawn creating the above
Districts.Also that the Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids
for the laying of Main in the above Districts.
C.H.Justice
H.Falldorf
L.C.Williams
C.J.Cords, Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
The Sewer Committee made report; April 17,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We, Your C'ommittee of Sewers ,recommend that a Sewer District
be created in the A lley between Front Street and Fourth Street
from Plum Street to Cherry Street and that the Clerk be instruc-
-ted to advertise for bids. Respectfully submitted.
Henry H.Falldorf
Carl Hehnke
L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice Committee.
On motion of Falldorf the Report was adopted.
The Sewer Committee made report; April 17,1929
To the Hon,Mayor and City Council; ,
We,your Committee on Sewers ,find upon investigation that the
Sewer in the Alley between Third and front Streets in bad
condition,and therefore recommend that it be relayedfrom Walnut
Street to Washington Street, and that the Clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids.Respectfully submitted. Henry H.Falldorf,
Carl Hehnke
L.O.Williams
C.H~Justice,Committee.
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
On motion of Falldorf the City Engineer was instructed to prepare
Plans for the Laying of Sewer.s in the Vantine and Pleasant Home
Additions ,with proper lift ~tation; All to .oonform to the Sewer
Plans prepared by Black &,Veatch .
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bonds of Henry E.Cliffor~
City Clerk, Herbert F.Mayer,Police Judge and James Nicholson ,Treae
to be in proper form and the sureties thereon sufficient and on
motion of Upperman they were approved.
The City Property Committee made report;
To the Hon Mayor. City Council;
Your City Property Committee has to report on the Bill of Geer
Co. for Balance due on Air-Port Building ,$lOOO,recommending that
the bill be allowed in the sum of $750,and the Balance,the sum
of $250 be retained until some minor repairs be made ~o the
Air-Port Building. Respeotfully. Geo.Mildenstein
Louis E.Upperman
Carl Knickrehm
C.J.Cords Committee.
On motion of Mildenstein the report was adopted.
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The City Property Committee reported;
To the Mayor and City Gouncil;
We your Committee on City Property ,recommend that
given power to act, in having the Brick Wall,Roof and
of the City Public Library repaired. Geo.Mildenstein
C.J.Cords
Carl Knickrehm
Louis E.Upperman
On motion of Mildenstein the Report was adopted.
April 17th 1929
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On motion of Mildenstein the Bid of W m.Kelly & Co. for Water Mains
at the Cemetery was accepted.
On motion of Mildenstein the Committee waa instructed to purchasee
a table and the necessary charts for use at the Air-Port.
Bills against the were presented and read and on motion of Justioe
allowed,for list see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance fixing the payment of Salaries of Mayor & Counoilmen
as authorized by Section 15 of Artiole 3 of the Charter was pre-
sentedbeing no.1279;
Moved by Justice that said Ordinanoe be placed on its first rwadb;
Carried on rpll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,kniokrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinanoe was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll oall ,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe, Kniokrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final pas-
sage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,Krehmke,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
An Ordinance creating Sewer District No.150 was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its Firs~
reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams foting aye,Nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
The City Engineer presented an Estimate of the Cost of laying
a New Sewer in the Alley between Third and Frona Streets from
Walnut Street to Washington Street and on motion of Falldorf
the Estimate was adopted and the Clerk instructed to advertise
for bids for its construotion. ~'-"'
The City Engineer presented Estimate of the cost of Construotion
of ..Paving Pa.ving District NO.80,Elm Street and on Motion of
Williams the Estimate was adopted and the Clerk instructed to
advertise for bids for same.
~he WaterLight & Ice Commissioner presented his Report for March
and the same was pla.ced on file,on motion of Justioe.
On motion of Falldorf the City Engineer was authorized to make
Blue Prints of Maps of different pieces of property and to sell
the same for the City at $5 each.
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year commencing May 1,1929 and ending April 30,1931;
C.W.Ronnfeldt,Superintendent of Parks
Clarence W.Burdick,Commissioner of Water,Light and Ice
Dr.John G.Wooden, Bity Physician
Henry C.Heath, Weighmaster R.J.Clark Supt. of Air-port
John Paulsen, Janitor of City Hall
Gus. Paulsen, Sexton at Cemetery
H.B.Francisco, Chief of Police
W.R.Jensen, Merchants Police,
Albert W.Stehr, Chief Building Inspector
M.W.Wheeler Oity Engineer
Oharles Wenn Superintendent of Streets & Alleys
Arthur G.Abbott, City Attorney
ThoaasM.Dillon,Chief of Fire Department
Thomas Ross Manager of Emergency Hospital
On motion of Justice all of said Appointments were aonfirmed.
The Mayor appointed Dr.Geo.Sutherland a Member of the Library
Board for the ensuing term to succeed himself and on motion of
Justice the Appointment was confirmed.
On motion of Falldorf the Clerk was instructed to notify the
appointees of their respective appointments and to file Bonds.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bonas of
Thomas M.Dillon,Chief of Fire Department
Charles Wenn,Superintendent of Streets
Clarenoe W.Burdick,Supt.of Water,Llght and Ice
and Albert W.Stehr,Chief Building Inspector
in proper form and the sure ties thereon sufficie~t a~~on motion
of Upperman the Bonds were approved. i"~;"
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The Mayor announced the Board of Health to cons:f.'su of
O.A. i'Abbott,Jr. Mayor, Chairman
Dr.John G.Woodin,City Physician
H.B.Francisco,Chief of Police, Clerk
Geo,Mildenstein,Pres.of Council
Chas.J.Cords,Chairman of Police Oom.
The Mayor announced the GRAND ISLAID DAILY INDEPENDENT As the
official paper of the City for the ensuing term.
Adjourned.
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REPORT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISOAL YEAR 1929 AND TO
APRI L 30, 1929
Appropriated Expended Balance
GENERAL FUND
salaries $ 10,000 $ 7,096.45 $ 2,903.55
Streets 25,000 15,782.27 9,217.73
Hydrant Rental 5,500 5,497.00 3.00
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16,500
20,000
60,000
14,000
151,000
Sewer Inc.
Deoree of ct.
Incidentals
7,000
19,000
8,000
25,000
13,000
4,500
227,500
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WATER FUND
LIGHT FUND
SEWER DI ST. FUND
PAVING DIST. FUND
BOND & I}.TTEREST FUND
GRAND TOTAL
16,750.23
16,118.38
14,730.87
75,975.20
PARK FUND
3,294.73
POLICE FUND
13,670.00
CEMETERY FUND
4,561.26
FIRE FUND
13,306.32
PAVING FUND
19,786.63
MUSIO FUND
1,500.00
132,094.14
22,647.82
35,432.29
131,624.47
3,083.82
77,039.88
1,815.00
403,737.42
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60,000.00
730.87---
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3,705.27
5,330.00
3,438.74
11,693.68
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95,405.86
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The Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and
Williams present at roll call,absent Justice.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
The Treasurer called attention to some bonds that had been calldd
and were held by the City as security for the deposits of the G.I.
National Bank and on motion of Behnke the matter was referred to
the Finance Oommittee for adjustment.
D.L.Halsted proposed in writing to sell the Oity a street Flusher
complete five valves and 20 feet of new hose for the sum of $300
and on motion of Williams the matter was referred to the Street Co~.
A, communication from the Oity Employees Assln Thanking the Mayor
and Council for their cordial Co-operation and inviting them to
attend their meetings was read and on motion of M1ldenstein filed.
Bids of Wm.Kelly & Co and of O.F.Gleisberg for re-laying Sewer
between Third and Froat Streets from Walnut to Washington Street
were opened and read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Bids of Abel Construction Co.of Lincoln,~ebraska,
Western Bridge & Construction Co.,Omaha,Nebraska,
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Roberts Construction Co.,of Lincoln,Nebraska ,
for Paving District No.80,were opened and read and on motion of
Williams referred to the Street Committee for investigation and
report.
The Finance Committee presented report as follows;
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City ~
Gentlemen; We, Your Finance Oommittee,recommend that the offices
April 29,1929
and departments of said Oity be audited as per the specifications
Oity
adopted by said Oommittee ,and that the Clerk be instructed to
advertise for bids for same. Respectfully submitted,
Oarl Hehnke
Henry H.Falldorf
Oarl Xnickrehm, Finance Oommittee
On motion of Behnke the report was adopted and the Clerk instructed
to advertise for bids .
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The Water & Light Committee made report;
Grand Island,tebraska
Hon.Mayor & City Council, Grand Island,Nebraska;
,Ma.y lst.1929
Gentlemen;
We, Your Qommittee ,on Water and Light,to whom has
been referred the several bids, covering one 25 ton Travelli~g Cranej
beg to report that we find the bid of the Freemf,Ln Boiler Company,to
be the lowest and best bid.
We would further recommend that the
Mayor and City Clerk be instructed to enter into Contract for the saae
L.C.Williams
C.J.Cords
Henry H.Falldorf
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bond of Paul Sothman for
use of Streets, George Hann for wrecking building, Grand Island Plumg-
ing Co., Extension of Plumbers & Drainla7ers Bonds,A.G.Abbott,City
Attorney ,H.B.Francisco,Chief of Police,John Paulsen,Janitor,Chris.
W.Ronnfeldt, Supt.of Parks,Gus Paulsen,Sexton,Henry C.Heath,Weigher
and Jim L. Taylor, .f:f~~.p'j all to be in proper form and the Sureties
on each of them sufficient and on Motion of Upperman they were
each and all approved.
The AUditing Committee presented claim of H.L.Blackledge for Steno
work in the City Attorneys office for the past 4 months without
approval and on motion of Falldorf the same was allowed.
Claims of John Cornelius of $52.20 and $57.20 for Inspection work
were presented by the Auditing Committee without approval and on
motion of Falldorf a roll call was taken on their allowance result-
ing,Voting aye,Cords,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams p,
Voting nay,Falldorf and Behnke 2, and the Mayor declared the two
bills allowed, in the aforesaid amounts.
On motion of Falldorf the sewer Committee and the Street Committee
were instructed to have a meeting and agree on price to be paid for
inspecting work in the future.
On motion of Falldorf the Building Inspector was instructed to Notify
all Garages connecting with sewer in alley between 3, and So. Front
cfrom Walnut to Washington Streets that proper grease traps must be
put in before the Sewer in said district is re-laid.
Contract and Easement pertaining to the proposed Sewer District 160
through Block 48 executed by Bradstreet-Clemens Co., was read and
on motion of Falldorf accepted and filed with papers in Diat.150
on motion of Falldorf Dill & Huston Co.,were requested to have
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Grease Trap placed in property which they lease.
On motion of Cords the Committee was instructed to purchase the neces-
sary Equipment for Milk Inspection and to have the room on the N.W.
part of the third floor in eity Hall Building fitted up for use by
the Inspector .
The Engineer reported Sewer District No.148 Completed as per Contract
and on motion of Falldorf the report was adopted, the District accept
ed and the Council determined to sit as a Board of Equalization on
Wednesday,May 15, 1929 from 7-30,P.M. to 8 O'clock P.M. of said day
to Equalize said cost and make proper levy and the Clerk was instruct
ed to give proper notice thereof.
The Oity Engineer reported the work of laying the Sewer Main by
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and Huston Avenues to the Alley between Park & Lafayette Avenues to
be complete as per contract and recommended ita acceptance and on
motion of Falldorf the report was adopted and the work accepted.
Contract,in Duplicate,and Bond covering same ,by Frank I Olsen
covering the use and care and Operation of the City Dump Grounds
for the next two years was read and the Mayor & Clerk instructed
to execute the same and the bond was approved.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Falldorf allowed,
for list see the Claim Register.
The Sewer Committee made report;
To Hon.Mayor & City Council; We your Committee on Sewers upon exam-
ination of the bids for the relaying of Sewer Dist.#2 find that
the bid of O.F.Gleisberg to be the lowest & best bid & recommend
he be awarded the Contract. H.Falldorf,Carl Hehnke,Cow~ittee.
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted and contract awarded.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Contract Bond and the Main- L-/
tenance Bond of Diamond Engineering Co., covering their Contract
for Re-surfacing District No.1 to be in proper form and the surety
sufficient and on motion of Upperman said Bonds were approved.
The Mayor suggested an Auto Taa of some form to cover the expense
of Traffic regulation etc. and on motion of Falldorfthe same was
referred to the Street and Finance Committees to investigate & report.
Reports of the sevi~al ~lty Officers for April were read and on motion
of Falldorf filedJin the Clerk's Office.
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The City Engineer presented Estimates of the cost of construction
of Sewer District NO.150 and Water Main Districts Nos.64 and 65
and on mo~ion of Falldorf said Estimates were each and all adopted
and the City Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for their con-
struction .
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On motion of Falldorf the Commit~ee were instructed to look over
the Vault in the Clerks Office and have destroyed such old papers
and filings therein as it is unnecessary to keep.
On motion of Cords an Inventory of what is in possession and
under the control of the various officers and employees ,BiDept
the Water, Light & Ice Commissioner, was requested to be made.
An Ordinance No.1280 Creating Sewer District No.150,between North
front and Fourth Streets from Plum Street to Cherry Street was
again taken up; Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance again
be placed on its First reading;
Carried on roll call ,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Mildenstein
and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Justice and Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
plaoed on its second reading by its tit~e;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Xniokrehm,Mildenstein
and Upperman voting aye,nay none,absent Justice and Williams;
The Ordinanoe was read by ita Title and declared passed its
second reading;
Moved by Knickrehm jhat the rules be suspended and the Ordinanoe
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Mi~denstein
and Upperman voting aye,Nay none,absent Justioe and Williams;
The Ordinance was read by its title and deolared passed its third
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Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Mildenstein
and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Justice and William$j
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
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An Ordinance NO.128l, creating Water Main District No.64,Pine
between Emerald Street and the South line of Lot 14 Vantines
same.
An Ordinance,NO.am, 1282,creating Water Main District No.55 was
presented ,aonsisting of Lowell Avenue between Agate Avenue and
Herbert AvenuejMOved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on
its first reading;Carried on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knick-
rehm,Mildenstein and Uperman voting aye,nay none absent Justice & .j
Williams; .
The Ordinanoe was read and deolared passed its first reading;
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanoe
placed on its seoond reading by its title;
Carried on roll oall,Cords,falldorf,Hehnk, Knickrehm,Mildenstein
and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Justice and Williams;
The Ordinanoe was read by its title and declared passed its
seoond reading;
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third beading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Mildenstein
and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Justice and Williams.
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinanoe be placed on its final
passage and finally passed; Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf
~~hnke,Knickrebm,Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye,nay none c '
sent Justice and Williams; The Mayor declared the Ordinance~t4~
finally passed and approved thesaD1e.A<1jOl.lrned,H.E.CliffordOle.r~c,'c..,...~
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Grand Island) Nebraska, May 15, 1929, 7-30 P. M.The
Oouncil met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of equalizinp.:
and assessing the benef! ts accrueing to the respective lots, tracts ,)
and parcels of land in Sewer District No. 148, of the city of Grand
Island, Nebraska, by reason of the laying of a sewer therein and
levjing a tax to pay for the same; his Ronor, the Mayor presiding
Wil11ansand Oords, Falldorf, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman, Justice, and
I Rehnke present at roll call. Proof of publication of notice of meeting
as a Board of Equalie:ation was read and p:2,aced on file.
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person having appeared' to object to or protest against tne proposed
assessment and levy'; Falldorf presented the following resolution and
moved its adoption; motion carried on roll call; Oords, Falldord,
Knickrehm, Mildenstein; Upperman, Justice and HeRnke and Williams
votting aye, nay none and the Mayor declared the motion carried and
the resolution adopted.
The'm.inutes of the meeting as a Board of-Equalization were read
and approved. On motion the Oouncil adjourned as a Boa~d of Equaliz-
ation. ~.!'"4'~
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Oity Ulerk.
R ! SOL UTI 0 N .
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CIrry COUNOIL of tile city of Grand
Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, in accordance
with due notice given thereof, as required by law, that we find the
total cost of the construction of Sewer District No. 148 to be the sum
of $896.73; that the benefits accruing to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $896.73, a~d that the benefits aocruing to
the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said sewer district
to be the sum as set forth opposite the several descriptions, as follows:
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2
4
6
8
10
12
14
2
4
6
8
1m
E. 47.3'-12
W.94.71-12
W.94.7t-14
E.47.3t-14
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
Block
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
8
9
9
9
9
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
Addition
Scarff's
II
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"
t1
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II
II
tt
If
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"
"
II
Scarff's
Highland Park
" II
II It
II II
" It
If II
II If
II II
If 11
II II
If II
If If
It II
II II
Owner
Realty Investment Co.
II y/ "
It It If
Realty Investment 00.
Grand Island Oollege
Grand Island College
Dewey Spinas
Alma Sothmann
Alma Sothmann
Oren B. Haney
Elula O. Gilbert
Oharles A. Pinkston
James Oarnaras
Oharles A. Pinkston
Oharles A. Pinkston
James Oamaras
Alfaretta B. Smith-Kile
II fI II 1/
If II II II
A1faretta B. Smith-Rile
Grand Island Oollege
II II II
Grand Island Oo11ege
D. Eveline Evans
D. Eveline Evans
Mangaret J. Fa1mlen
II II II
II If If
II II II
II If II
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Amount.
$31.67
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
19.98
21.95
21.95
10.98
31.68
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
31.03
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
32.93
896.73
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Grand Is1and,Nebraska,May 15,1929
The Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor,presiding
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and Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Uppe rman
and Williams present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
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Walker & Fulk,Lincoln
Gillin Holland,Omaha,
C.R.Warren & Co. Lincoln,
Hood & Bossert,Grand Island,
H.B.Hall ,Grand Island,
The Hansen Audit Co.,Fremont
Vanbo ski rk-Remington , Lincoln,
Were opened and read and on motion of Hehnke referred to the
Bids of
Finance Committee with Power to Act.
Bids of Wm.Xelly & Co., and the City Water Department for putting
in Wa~er Mains in Districts Nos.64 & 65 were opened and read and
on motion of Justice referred to the Water Committee.
Bid of Wm.Kelly & Co, for putting in Sewer -&-District No.150
was opened and read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the
Sewer Committee.
Petition of Ora Linderman and others for oreating a Paving Dist~ ~~
rict on South Eddy Street from Second to Charles was read and
on motion of Williams referred to the Street & Alley Committee.
Petition of G.R.Musselman,Richard Goehl'ing,Jr.,Mrs.W.H.Hombach
Asking for a Sewer From Grant to Arthur Bet.Louise & John
and Paul Sothman,were readAand\on motion of Falldorf referred
to the Sewer Committee. .
Petition of Alfred Lilienthal and others for Sewer district
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Between Charles & Louise from Arthur to Blaine was read and
on motion of Falldorf referred to the Sewer Committee.
Pet! tion of R.lA.Kelly etal. for Water Main District in S.Locus1t
Street from Emerald Avenue to Nebraska Avenue was read and on
Justice
motion of ..~~~ referred to the Water Committee.
Behnke presented the following Resolution and moved its adoption;
_ Resolution.
Whereas, the Grand Island National Bank of Grand Island,Nebraska,on
February 6,1928 deposited with the City Treasurer bonds No.1 to 9
b~th inclusive ,of Paving District No.590f the City of Grand 1sl-
and,Nebraska,Series 1929,dated Dec.l,1929,as collateral to the bond
of said >>aak to secure the deposits of the City Water and Light
Department in said Bank and whereas the Oity Treasurer has called
said bonds and desires to return and take up the same and no other
bank is required to furnish such bond,
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Councilof Grand 1sland,Nebr;
That the City Ireasurer be and he is hereby directedto return
said said Paving Bonds to the Grand Island Nat.ional Balik ,of Grand
Island,Nebtaska,so that the same may be paid and taken up by him
and that said bond of the Grand Island National Bank of Grand I8-
land,Nebraska,be cancelled and that no further or other bonds be
~aken from the Treasurer from said bank;to secure the Deposit Of
8ai4 City Water and Light Departmen~,unless and until such bonds
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are required of other banks to secure the deposits of the City
Water and Light Departmentof Grand Island,Nebraska. Cart Hehnke.
Motion carried and the Mayor declared the Resolution adopted and
his approval thereof.
The Auditing Committee presented claim of John Cornelius in the
sum of $55 without approval and on motion of Williams the same
was allowed and Warrant ordered drawn for its payment.
The Street Committee made report as follows;
Hon.Mayor & City Council; May 15,1929 ing
We your Committee on Streets & Alleys find upon examinamgmm
m& the bids submitted on Paving DistlSO that the bid of the
Diamond Engineering Co to be the lowest & best bid and therefore
rec~mmend that they be awarded the Contract .We also recommend
that the Street be paved with ai"sheet asphalt from 1st St.to
2nd St2t" brick from and St.to 4th St and at II Sheet asphalt
from 4th st to 12th St. Respectfully submitted
L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
C.J.Cords
Geo.Mi1denstein
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Committee presented report as follows;
Hon.Mayor & City Council;. May 15,1929
We your Committee on Streets and A lleys recommend that no
action be taken in regard to purchasing a Street Sweeper or Street
Sprinkler at the present time. Respectfully submitted.
L.C.Williams
C.H.Justice
Geo.Mildenstein
C.J.Cords
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bond of Geer Co., for use
of certain Streets and the Offlaial Bond of Richard J.Clark as
Air-Port Supt.,to be in proper form and the sureties sufficient
and on motion of Upperman the said Bonds were approved.
The Water Committee reported finding the Bias of City Water Dept.,
for laying Water Mains in Districts 64 & 65 to be the lowest and
best bids and on motion of Justice said bids were accepted and
contracts awarded. ~
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Moted by;Fa11dorf,and seconded by Carl Hehnke,that H.G.We1lensiek
of Grand Is1and,Nebraska,be employed as special counsel for the
City of Grand Island,to assist in the trial of the clses of Leo
B.Stuhr,~t a1 VB City of Grand Island et al,State of ebraska,ex ml
rel Detlef Joehncts et al vs City of Grand Island et al. and in
the matter of the condemnation of certain real estate b~ the Oity
of Grand Is1and,Nebraska,for sewer,drainage and alley purposes
now pending in the District Oourt of Hall County,Nebraska, and
any other litigation growing out of said cases and involving th e
sewer system of Grand Island. Henry H.Falldorf
Motion carried.
The Sewer Oommittee reported finding the Bid of William Kelly & Co.
for Sewer District 150 to be the lowest and best bid and on motion
of Falldorf the bid was accepted and contract awarded.
The matter of sewer connection at the Oamping Ground on East Seoond
was brought up and
StreetAand on motion of Falldorf referred to the Sewer Committee,
Attorney and Engineer with Power to Act.
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BJlls against the City were presented and read and on motion of
Justice allowed, For list see the Olaim Register.
An Ordinanee,No.1283 ,levying Tax in Sewer District No.148was
presented; Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its
first reading;Oarried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf,Hehnke, Justice,
Xnickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman voting aye,Nay none,absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be.suspended and th~ Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title; .
Oarried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Xnickrehm,
Mildenstein ,Upperman voting aye,nay none,absent Williams excused;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its second
reading; Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the
Ordinance placed on its third reading by its title;
Oarried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildensteinland Upperman voting aye,nay none,absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its third
reading. Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its
final passage and finall y passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Xnickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent williams;
The mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
An Ordinance,NO.1284,creating Water Main District No.66 was presen-
ted; Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its
first reading;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Knickrehm,Justice,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Jus'tice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Oarried on roll sall,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Upperman the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Xnstice,Xnickrehm,
Mildenstein and upperman voting aye,nay none,aDsent Williams;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
An Ordinance,NO.1285 creating Sewer District No.151 was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on ,its first reading
Carried on roll call, Oords, Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein andUpperman v$ting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passe~its first reading
Moved by Oords the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed
on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Mildenstein,
Knickrehm and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading;
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll_call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein andUpperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinanoe whs read by its title and declared passed its
third reading;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Oarried on roll oall,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,Knickrehm,
Mild~nstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
An Ordinance NO.1286,was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its finat
Raading;Carried on roll call Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Xustice,Knick-
rehm.Yildenstein and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent William,
The Ordinance was read and deolared passed its first reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and tre Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
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Oarried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Xnickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinan~e.was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Hehnke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm ,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
The ordinance. was read by its title and declared passed its thiDi
reading.
Moved by Xnickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its final pass-
-age and finally passed; .
Oarried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Williams;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
An Ordinance Amending Sec.4l6 of Art.XVI,Ordinance No.1l43 was
presented; Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its
first reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Qrdinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,walldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein and Upperman voting aye,nay none, absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading .
An Ordinanoe creating a Zoning Commission was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its first, readi~g
Carried on roll cs,ll,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildensteinland Upperman voting aye, nay none,absent Williams;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed the first reading;
T he City Engineer presented Estimate of the cost of construction
of Water' Main in Water Main District No.66 and on motion ~ Just~e
the Estimate was adopted and the Clerk instructed to advertise fa
lids for its construction.
The Oity Engineer presented Estimate of the cost of construotion
of Sewer in District No.15l and on motion of Falldorf the Esti-
mate was adopted and the Clerk instructed to advertise for bids
for its constD.Uction.
Report of the Water, Light & Ice Commissioner for April was read
and on motion of Knickrehm plaoed on file.
Williams presented the following Resolution for Condemnation of
Sidewalks and moved its adoption.
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Resolution.
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and the Oity Oouncil
of :~ec~ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, that a sidewalk be,
witn1n f1fteen days from and after the first publication
hereof, or personal service hereof upon the owners of
said lots, tracts or parcels, constructed, repaired or
extended as hereinafter designated, on the side hereinafter
set forth, in front of and adjacent to the following des-
cribed property, to-wit:
FIRST WARD.
New Sidewalks.
Along the South Side of 8th Street East from Block 7,
Voitle's Addition on the O. B. & Q. Right of Way.
Along the South Side of Lot 8, Block 23, Nagy's Addition
Along the East Side of Fractional Lot 1, Block 26, Nagy~
Addition.
Along the East Side of Fractional Lot 1, Block 26 orig-
inal Town.
Along East Side of lot B, Block 26, Original Town.
SIDEWALK REPAIRS.
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Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 5, Russell Wheeler's
Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 26, Russell
Wheeler's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 28, fiussell Wheeler~
Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 10, Block 38, Russell Wheel@r'~
Addittoh., SIDEWALK EXTENSIONS.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, olock 74, Wheeler &
Bennet~'s Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 76, Wheel~r &
Bennett's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 76, Wheeler &
Bennett!s Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 64, Wheeler &
Bennett's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 6, Block 65, Wheeler &
Bennett's Addition.
Along the West Sid~ of Lot 5, Block 69, Wheeler &
Bennett's 2nd Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 70, Wheeler &
Bennett's 2nd Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 4, Evan's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 12, V6itle~s
Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 8, Block 10, Voitle's AddittD
Along the East & North Side of Lot 1, Block 10,
Voitle's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot8, Block 2~ Voitle's Addition.
Along tIle East Side of :4ot 8, Block ~, Voi tIe's Ad-
dition.
Along the East & North Side of Lot 1, Block 9, Voitle's
Addition.
~/ Along the West & North S~de of Lot 4, Block 10, Voitle's
Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 2, Voitle's Additiou
Along the East & North Side of Lot 1, Block 3, Voitle's
Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 4~ Block 2, Voitle's
Additi~~~g the South Side of Lot 5, Block 6, Pleasant Hill
Addition.
Along the South & West Side of Lot 4, Block 7, Pleasant
Hill Addition.
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Along the North & West Side of Lot 4, Block 1,
Voitle's Addition.
Along East Side of Lot 1, Block 5, Lambert's
Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 8),1 Block 34, Lambert's
Addition.
SECOND WARD.
New Sidewalks.
Along the South Side of Lot 8 Bliock 24, Baker ' s
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Addition.
Along the South Side of Fractional Lot 9, Block 24,
Baker's Addition.
Along the South Side of Fractional Lot 9, Block 2,
Woodbine Addition.
Along the South Side of Fractional Lot 10, Block 2,
Woodbine Addition.
Along the South Side of Fractional Lot 10, Block 24,
Baker's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 7, Woodbine
Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 7, Woodbine
Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 27, Wasmer's
Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 27, Wasmer's
Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 57, Original
'1'own.
SIDEWALK EXTENSIONS.
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Along the North & West ~ides of Lot 5, Block 36,
Wasmer's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 35, Wasmer's
Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 4, block 2, Wind&lph'S
Addition.
v Along the West Side of Lot 4, Block 4, WindOlph's
Addition.
Alo~g the West Side of Lot 4, Block 6, Windolph's
Addition~
Along the South Side of Lot 6, Block 3, Woodbine
Addition.
THIRD WARD.
New Sidewalkt.
Along the West Side of Lot 19, Block 1, Koehler
Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 20, Block 1, Koehler
PI ac e .
Along the West Side of Lot 21, Block 1, Koehler
r Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 22, Block 1, Koelller
Place.
Along the North Side of East 1 Block 6, South
2,
Gr and Island.
Along the North Side of Lot 8, Block 7, South
Grand Island.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 7, South
Grand Island.
Along the North Side of Lot 63, Haw-
thorne Place.
Along the North Side of Lot 109, Haw-
thorne Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 50 Haw-
thorne Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 51, Haw-
thorne Place.
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Along the West Side of S. 88 ft. of Lot
5, Block 67, Original Town.
SIDEWALK REPAIRS.
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Along the West Side of Lot 9, Block 1,
Koehler Place.
SIDEWALK EXTENSIONS.
Along the North Side of Lot 8, Block 8,
South Grand Island.
Along the South and East Sides of Lot 7,
Block 6, Koehler Place.
FOURTH WARD.
Ne~'V' Sidewalks.
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Along tIle South
9, Scarff's Addition to West
Along the South
30, Highland Park.
Along the South Side of
31, Highland Park.
Along the South Side of Lot 14, Block
28, Gilbert's 3rd Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, block 27,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 6, Block 21,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 7, Block 21,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 8, Block 21,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 9, Block 21,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 10, Block
21, Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 6, Block 20,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 7, Block 20,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 8, Block 20,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 9, Block 20,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 10, Block 20,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of S. 44 ft., Lot 5,
Block 14, Schimmer's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 14,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 15,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 15,
Schimmer's Addition. _
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 15,
ScJ1immex's Addition~~~1iU IJ ~,/(", .
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Lawn.
Side of Lot 13, Block
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Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 13,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot I, Block 6,
Schimmer's Addition.
I Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 12,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along tIle East Side of Lot 1, Block 7,
Schimmer's Addition.
. Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 7,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 8,
Schimmel" s Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 8,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 8,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 9,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 9,
Schimmerfa Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 2,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 2,
SChimmer's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 3,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 11,
SChirnmer's Addition.
I Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 11,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5 Block 11,
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Schimmel"s Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot :J Block 2,
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Park Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 2,
Park Place.
Along the East Side of Lot I, Block 2,
Park Place.
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 2,
Park PI ac e .
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 1,
Park Place.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 1,
P a.r k Place.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 1,
Park Place.
Along the East Side of Lot 16, Block 1,
Park Place.
Along the East Side of Fr. Lot 1, Block 3,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
. Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 3,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 4,
I Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 4,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the North Side of Fr. Lot 4, Block 4,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Fr. Lot 4, Blocle 4,
~1lbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Fr. Lot 5, Block 4,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 10 Block 8,
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Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 10,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
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Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 11,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 1,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 3, Block 1,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 1,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 1,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 13,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 4,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 4,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 6, Block 4,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 12,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 12,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Fr. Lot 4, Block
12, Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Fr. Lot 5, Block
12, Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Blocl 11,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 11,
Gilbert's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 14,
Fairview Park.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 15,
Fairview Park.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 15,
Fairview Park.
Along the North oide of Fr. Lot 2, Block
22, Fairview Park.
Along the North Side of Fr. Lot 1, Block
22, Fairview Park.
Along the East Side of Fr. Lot 1, Block
22, Fairview Park.
Along the West Side of Fr. Lot 5, Block
21, Fairview Park.
Along the North Side of Fr. Lot 5, Block
21, Fairview Park.
Along the North Side of Lot 3, Block 4,
Wallieh's Addi tion.
Along the North Side of Lot 2, Block 4,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 4,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 4,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 16, Block 4,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 4,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 6, Block 5,
Wallich's Addition.
~long the West Side of Lot 5, Block 5,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 5,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 4, Block 5,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 3, Block 5,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the East Side of Fr. Lot 1, Block
5, Wallich'1l~~~i~fi~nEast Side of Fr. Lot 16, Block
5, Wallich's Addition.
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Along the South Side of Lot 1, Block 15,
Packer & Barr's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 8, Block 9,
Bonnie Brae Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 5, Block 19,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 20,
Wallich's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 4, Block 2,
Bonnie Brae Addition.
Along the West and North Sides of Lot 4,
Block 19, Rollins Addition.
Along the South and West Sides of Lot 6,
Block 15, Rollin's Addition.
Along the West and North Sides of Lot 5,
Block 18, Rollin's Addition.
Along the West and North Sidds of Lot 4,
Block 110, Railroad Addition.
Along the South and West Sides of Lot 5,
Block 17, Rollin's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 10, Block 16,
Rollin's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 110,
Railroad Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 14,
H. G. Clark's Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 10, Block 11,
H. G. Clark's Addition.
Along the Sputh and East Sides of Lot 10,
Block 4, H. G. Clark's Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 14,
Fairview Park.
Along the West and South Sides of Lot 6,
Block 2, Gilbert's Addition.
Along the North Side of Lot 1, Block 2,
Gilbert's Addition.
Alonz: t11e North and East Sides of Lot 1,
Block 10, Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 5,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 9, Subdivision
Block 1, Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the South Side of Lot 6, Subdivision
Block 1, Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 5, Block 2,
Gilbert's 2nd Addition.
Along the West Side of Lot 10, Block 3,
Park Place.
Along the East Side of Lot 1, Block 16,
Schimmer's Addition.
Along the East and North Sides of Lot 1,
Block 4, Russell Wheeler's Addition.
Along the East and North Sides of Lot 1,
Block 43, Russell Wheeler's Addition.
Along the East Side of Lot 10, Block 45,
Russell Wheeler's Additidn.
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And be it further resolved: That the City
Engineer be instructed to submit plans, specifications,
and estimates of the probable cost of the construction
of said proposed sidewalks within ten days from the
first publication of this resolution, and that the
Committee on Streets and Alleys report promptly at the
expiration of the aforesaid 15 days to the Mayor and
Ci ty Council of tIle names of the lot o\'mers who have
refused or neglected to construct, repair or extend
said sidewalks as herein ordered, and that the C1 ty
Clerk proceed to advertise for bids for the construc-
tion, repair or extension of said sidewalks, as pro-
vided by law, immediately after the report of said
Committee has been received and acted upon by the
Mayor and City Council.
Passed and approved by a three-fourths
vote of all members of the City Council this 15th
day of May, 1929.
L.C.W1l11ams
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Mot1on to adopt. above Resolution oarried on roll call,
Cords, Fflldorf, Hehnke,Just1ce,Kn1okrehm,M1ldenste1n,
Upperman and Williams voting aye,Nay none; the Mayor
declared the same adopted. ~~~
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REPORT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1929 AND TO
MAY 31, 1929
Appropriated Expended
general Fund
# 10,000 # 7,096.45
Salaries
streets 25,000 19,250.83
Hydrant Rental 5,500 5,497.00
Lighting 16,500 16,750.23
Sewer Inc. 20,000 16,687.83
Decree of Ot. 60,000
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14,000
151,000
7,000
19,000
8,000
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25,000
13,000
4,500
227,500
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WATER FUND
LI GHT FUND
SEWER DIST. FUND
PAVING DIST. FUND
BOND & INTEREST FUND
GRANT TOTAL
16, 373.Q.Q.
81, 655.~4
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3,492.27
POLICE FUND
15,470.33
OEMETERY FUND
6,994.82
FIRE FUND
14,839.51
PAVING FUND
19,786.63
MUSIO FUND
1,500
143,738.90
28,391.44
40,446.89
156,903.97
3,814.12
77,108.48
1,815.00
452,218.80
Respectfully submitted June 5, 1929.
H. E. 01ifford,
01 ty Clerk
Balance
$ 2,903.55
5,749.17
3.00
250.23--
3,312.17
60,000.00
2,373.00---
69,344.66
3,507.73
3,529.67
1,005.18
10,160.49
6,786.63---
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83,761.10
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The Oouncil met in regula.n sessiom ,Pres.)lildenstei n presiding
in the absence of the Mayor and all )lembers present at rolL calL
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Oommunication from the Library Board by Ilrs.J.A.Costello,Sec'y
was read expressing their appreciation for the Assistance of
the Council in assisting them in making repairs was read and
on motion of Justice placed on file.
B1d of The Water Dept. for Water Main Dist.66' was read and on
motion of Justice referred to the Water Oommittee.
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Bids of W m.ICelly & Co. and of O.F .Gleisberg p Sewer District
No.151 were openea and read and on motion of Falldorf referred
to the Sewer Committee.
Propositions
.... of The Farm Investment Company and of S.D. Ross for tracts
of land for Cemetery purposes were read and on motion of Cords
referred to the Committee on City Property & Cemetery.
Petition of Glenn Prigeon ,by Flower & Porterfield,Agents, for
a Sewer District embraoing Grand Island Avenue and Park Avenue
from College Street to Prospect Street was read and on motion of
'alldorf referred to the Sewer Committee.
Koved by Falldorf that Sewer Districts Nos. 152 and 153 be creat- '
ed. Carried.
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Petition of Riohard Buenz etal. for the creation of a Paving
District embracing Division Street from Tilden to Garfield and
Garfield Street from Division to Second was read and on motion
of Justice referred to the Street Committee.
Petition of J.A.Shaughnessy etal. for the creation of a Paving
District on 12, Street from Pine Street to the St. Paul Road
Street
was read and on motion of Williams referred to the Oommittee.
The Finance Committee reported having found the Bid of Charles
R.Warren & Oompany for Auditing for the past year,as per
Spealfioations to be the lowest and best bid and having awarded
the Contraot to them and on motion of HehDke the action of
the Oommituee was approved.
The ~uditlng Committee reported the bill of Geer Co.for balance
of Airport Hanger"and sign in the sum of '537 without approval
and on motion of Justioe the bill was allowed.
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Section 2. PARKING OF TRUCKS AND VEHICI,ES MORE THAN 18
FEET IN LENGTH. No trucks, vehicles or cars with trailers,
with an overall length of more than 18 feet shall park on
Second and Third streets, between Sycamore and Cedar streets
and on Pine~ Locust, Wheeler and Walnut streets, between Second
and Third streets, and on Fourth street between Sycamore and
Walnut streets, except on the South side of Fourth street
between Sycamore and Pine Streets where such motor vehicles
shall park parallel to the curb. Such motor vehicles shall
also park parallel to the curb along the East side of Walnut
street between First and Second streets, along the North side
of First street between Locust and Pine streets, along the
North side of South Front street between Pine and Locust streets,
and along the North side of Front street between Wheeler and
Walnut streets.
Section 3. OPERATION OF "STOP AND GO" TRAFFIC LIGHTS. ~.
All vehicles approaching the intersection at Second and Pine
streets, Second and Locust streets, Third and Pine streets,
Third and Locust streets, Third and Wheeler streets and Third
and Walnut streets, where "stop and go" traffic lights have
been installed, shall stop on the red lights and proceed on
the green lights. The stop and go lights shall be flashed
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or operated from 6 A. M. to 11:30 P. M.
Section 4. PROHIBITING LEFT TURNS AT CENTER INTERSECTIONS.
At the six intersection mentioned in Section 3 above, where "stop
and go" traffic lights are installed, no vehicle shall turn to
the left.
Section 5. ENFORCEMENT OF REGULATIONS. The traffic regul-
ations provided for shall be enforced by the Police Department
of the City, commencing June 6, 1929.
L. C. Williams, Chairman
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aye and the Resolution was declared adopted.
T he Street Committee made report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebraska,June 5,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and Counci;._
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
Elm Street be opened from Anna Street to Locust Street,
Respectfully submitted. t.C.Williams
C.cora.s
C.H.Justice
Geo.Mildensteim
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Oommittee ma.de report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebr.June 5,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We,your Committee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
Poplar Street be opened from 11th Street to 12th Street
Respectfully submitted, L.C.Williams
C.Cords
C.H.Justice
Geo.Mi1denstein
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Committee made report as follows; _
Grand Island,.l.~ebr.June 5,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and Council;
We, your Committee on Streets and Alleys after examining the
petition for Paving on Eddy Street ,recommend that a Paving Distr-
-ict be created on Eddy Street from 2nd Street to Koenig Street.
Respectfully Submitted; L.C.Wi1liams
C.Cords
C.H.Justice
Geo.Mildenstein
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
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Grand Island,.ebr.June 5,1929
I wish to report that the Sidewalks and Crosswalks laid
under Contract with the Ideal Cemen~ Works have been oompleted,
and recommend that the Council sit as a Board of Equalization
from 7;30 P.M. June 19th 1929 to 8 P.M. Respeotfu1ly submitted.
W.M.Wheeler,City Engineer.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted and the Clerk
instruoted to give proper notice of said meeting as a Board of
Equalization.
The City Engineer made report as follows;
Grand Island,Nebr.June 5,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
The following is the Engineer's estimate for Sidewalks
condemned in 1929;
Approx.50,000 Sq.ft.4" Sidewalk @ $.16
" 16,000 sq.ft.6" crosswalks @ .22
Respectfully submitted. W.M.Wheeler,City Engineer.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted and the Clerk in-
struoted to advertise for bids for laying and oonstructing same.
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The Water Committee reported finding the bid of The City
Water Department for laying Water Main in Distriot No.66
to be the lowest and best bid and on motion of Justioe the
oontract was awarded for same.
The Water Committee presented Report as follows;
Grand Is1and,Nebr.June 5,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Oounoi1,Grand Is1and,Nebr.
We your Committee on Water,Light & Ioe beg to submit herewith~
contracts covering the sale of ourrent to the Cornhusker .~
Eleo.Co~,
We have examined this oarefully and feel that it will 8e
of Graat benefit to the City Financially.
We beg to reoommend that the Mayor and City Olerk be given
authority to enter into Contraot as submitted.
C.E.Justioe
L.C.Williams
H.Falldorf
C.J.Cords Committee.
on motion of Justioe the report was adopted and the Mayor add
Clerk authorized to enter into the attached Contraot.
A pplication and bond for Auotioner's Permit were filed and f.r
J.R.Brust and found by the Bond Committee to be in proper form
and the surety sufficient and on motion of Upperman the Bond
was approved and permit ordered issued.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bonds of John Manly D817iB
and Wm.Keusoher as policemen,Emi1 F.Rickert for wrecking buil~
and Diamond Enginaring Company for C on!raot Bond and Main- ~
tenance Bond for Paving Distrioj No.80 to all be in proper form
and the sureties thereon suffioient and on motion of Upperman
s~1(iBQtt~!L.AnU~O~em were duly approved.
'On motiofi of Falldorf" the'1Bmll1Ii of Black & Yea tsch, Consul ting
Engineers was referred to the Sewer Committee.
The Sewer Committee made report as follows;
TO THE HONORA!LE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Your Committee on Sewers ,to whom was referred the written .~
report of Black & Veatch ,Consulting Engineers,of Kansas City, ;
Missouri,dated December 7,1928,have had the same under consid-
eration ,and beg leave to report;
1.That said report and the recommendations oontained therei~
be adopted.
2.That the City proceed at the earliest possible moment ,to
make the following improvements in aooordance therewith,
, to-wi t ;
(a) Construct a disposal plant of the aotivated sludge
type,at the sight of the existing disposal plant,estima-
ted to cost $130,000,00.
(B) Construct an outlet for the 3 feet x 8 feet box
sewer at Plum and Sutherland Streets,to consist of an
84" Sewer, 1700 ~eet long ,and an open ditch along the
center line of Seotion, 14 to the North Channel of Platte
River ,estimated~to oost $63,900.00.
(0) Construct a sewer line on JaCKson Street,to serve as
a lateral storm Sewer for part of the Southern Distriot,
and also to relieve temporarily the bad condition on
Broadwell just North of the Union Pacific ,estimated to oost
$19,800.00. Henry H.Falldorf,Chairman
Barl Hehnke
L.C.Williams
C.H.Bustice, Members of Sewer Co~ee
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted on roll call,CordS,
Falldorf, Hehnke,Justioe, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman an d Williams
voting aye,nay none.
The City Engineer reported Sewer Distriot No.147 oompleted as
per Contraot adJ oosts as follows;
Otto F.Gleisberg$210.25
Engineering & Inspeot. 10.51
Printing & Inoidentals 6.31
Total Costs ~226.07
On motion of Falldorf the Report was adopted and the Counoil
defermined to sit as a Board of Equalization,ob Wednesday,June
19,1929 from 7-30 P.M. to 8 o'clock P.M. to Equalize and Assess
the benefits thereof and levy a Tax to pay for same and the
Clerk was instl~cted to give proper notioe thereof.
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Hon.Mayor & City Council;
We,your Committee on Sewers upon examination of the bids on
Sewer District 1151 find the bid of Wm~Kelly & C o.,to be the
lowest & best bid and therefore recommend that the Mayor & City
Clerk be instructed to enter into Contract for the same
Respec.tfully submitted. H.Falldorf
Carl Hehnke
L.C.W illiams
C.H.Justice, Committee.
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted and contract awarded.
The City property Committee reported as follows;
Hon.Mayor and City Council;
Y C ouritMtuniCtiPhalAfir-Port has bdeenthcotmPthletedanbd ins;ecttedd. ~
our ommee, ere ore,recommen sa' e same e accep e
and the #250.00 still due the Geer Oompany be paid.
Louis E .Upperman
C.J.C ords
Geo.Mildenstein
Carl Knickrehm, Committee
On motion of Upperman the report was adopted.
Bills against the City Were presented and read and on motion of
Justice allowed,for list see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance NO.1287,Creating Paving District NO.8l,embracing Eddy y
Street from 21t to Koenig Street was presented.;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams ~oting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was re8d and deaiared passed its first reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the OrdinanE
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call , Cords, Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance wasn read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its ~ mm~
Third reading.
Mpved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
an~,be finally passed;
Carr~ed on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm;
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.
the President of the Council declared the Ordinance finally passed
and later the Mayor approved the same.
An Ordinance ,No.1288 creating Sewer District No.152 and an Ordinance
No.1289 creating Sewer District No.153,were presented;
Moved by Justice that said Ordinances and each of them be placed on
their first reading;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Mildenstein,
Knickrehm,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances were both read and declared passed their first reading~
Moved by Upperman that sammmBmdmmammmmmamdmmmm the rules be suspendad
and said Ordinances and each of them be placed on their second rea~ng
by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances Nos.1288 and 1289 and each of them were read by thEiir
respective titles and declared passed their second readings.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances
and each of them be placed on their thtrd Reac,ling by their respeo-
tiye Titles; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf~\Hehnke, Justice,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and williams voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances Nos.1288 and 1289 and each of them wer~ read by
their respeative titles and declared passed their third reading.
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Moved by Justice that said Ordinances N08.l2SS and 1289 and
eaoh of them be plaoed onthe1r final passage and finally
passed; Oarried on roll call,O ords,Falldor(,Hehnke,Justice,
Xnickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay nODe;
The President declared said Ordinances Nos.1288 and 1289 ana
each of them finally passed and later the Mayor approved the
same.
An Ordinance NO.1290,Amending Rule No.47 of Sectionl4l6 of
Article XVI,of Ordinance No.1143,was presented;
Moved by Justice that said Ordinance be placed on its first
reading; Oarried on roll call,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay
none;
The Ordinance was read and dec.lared passed its first reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and said
Ordinance~~ placed on its second reading by its title;
Oarried oh roll call,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Mildensteiq
Knickrehm,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was rea.d. by its title and declared passed its
second rea.ding.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordi-'
nance placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The President declared the Ordinance finally passed and later
the Mayor approved the same.
Reports of the City officers for May 1929 were read and on
motion 01 Jus"tice placed on file.
Justice brought up the matter of Blowing the Whistle in case
of Fires and the matter was discussed by the Council and Chief
of Fire Department and on motion of Justice referred to the em
Fire Committee and the Mayor to investigate.
The City Engineer presented Estimates of cost of construction
of Sewers in Sewer Districts Nos.152 and 153 and on motion of
Falldorf the Estimates were adopted and the Clerk instructed
to advertise for bids for their construction.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY OOUNOIL of the Oity
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equal-
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1zation, in accordance with due notice given thereof, as
required by law, that we find the total cost of the const-
ruction of Sewer District No. 147, to be the sum of $226.07;
that the benefits accruing to the real estate in said dist-
rict to be the sum of $226.07, and that the benefits accruing
to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land in said
sewer district to be the sum as set forth opposite the
several descriptions, as follows:
Owner
Lot
Blk. Addition.
Assessment.
Angie R. Bro'Wll W.44' of 1 26 Original Town
Angie R. Brown 2 26 Original Town
Alfonzo Darling 3 26 Original Town
Demetreos Ohronopulos 6 26 Origina~ Town
Fxed Beberniss'W.t of 7 26 Original Town
Angie R. Brown E.2 of 7 26 Original Town
Angie R. Brown 1.20'of8 26 Orip'inal Town
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Kate E. Brown E.24fofW.44'of8-26 Original Town
$ 36.85
55.26
20.93
20.93
27.63
27.63
16.74
20.10
$226.07
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Motion carried on roll call, all Members of the 0 ouncil
being present voted aye and the Mayor declared the motion
carried and the Resolution adopted.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization were
read and approved.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,June 19,1929,7-30,P.M,
The Council met as aBoard of Equalization for the pu.rpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No.147 by
reason of the laying of a Sewer therein and Levying a Tax to pay
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ent a.t roll call; Proof of Publication of Notic!!, of the m.eeting
as a Board of Equalization was rea.d and placed on file.
The Council remained in session until 8 o'clock P.M. and no
person: appearing to object to or protest against the proposred
assessment a.nd levy Falldorf presented the following Resolution
and moved its adoption..
(For copy of Resolution see
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Grand Island, l~ebraska, J"une 19,1929, 7-3Q
'The Oouncil 111et as a Board of' Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizi.ng and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respecti'il
lots, tracts and parcels of land hereinafter described by reason
of the laying of sidewalks along and adjacent to the same and
levying a ~a.x against said respective tracts to pay the said
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costs of laying said Bidewalks along and adjacent to the same
His Honor,the Mayor presiding and all Members present at roll
call.
Proof' of Publication of Notice of said Meeting as a Boar d
of Equalization was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in session until 8 o'clock P.M. and
no person having,appe~red
to object to or protest against
the proposed Assessment and Levy Williams presented the fol-
lowing Res9lution and moved its adoption;
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RES 0 L U T .1 0 N.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY.COUNCIL of the city of
Grand Island, si tting as a Board of Equm.zation, in accordance
with due notice given thereof as required by law, that we find-the
cost of the laying of sidewallc along the respective lots, tracts
and parcels of land in the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, herein-
below described to be the sums set forth opposite the same, and
that the benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and parcels
of land described below, to be the sums as set forth opposite the
several descriptions, as follows:
Location of walk along each of the following lots:
Owner Lot Block Addition Oost.
Lanta C. 'Wray Fr. 8 16 Baker's & Woodbine $
Lanta C. Wr'ay Fr. 8 1 Baker's & Woodbine 35.86
Emmel F. Miller 4 2 Hann's 2nd. 28.66
John Kroeger 3 2 Axt & Hagge 81.91
James Theros 7 2 Heyde's 37.03
Roy Sprague 9 5 Pleasant Hill 22.62
Roy Sprague 10 5 Pleasant Hill 22.62
Roy Sprague Fr. 11 5 Plea.sant Hill 14.57
Anna Louise Hatch Frank 2 14 Wasmer's 36.36
Loi s Mae Betts 5 14 Wasmer's 51.04
S. C. Huston 5 7 Gilbert's' 2nd. 65.34
Claude F. Vance 1 7 Gilbert's 2nd 48.77
Claude F. Vance 2 7 Gilbert's 2nd 35.83
Wal ter I. Boyll 9 4 Gilbert's 2nd 35.83
Glen R. Taylor 8 4 Gilbert's 2nd 35.83
Arthur Bottorf 7 4 Gilbert's 2nd 35.83
Ray E. Reisen 6 4 Gilbert's 2nd 65.15
Real ty Investment Co. E. 44' 11 28 Gilbert's 3rd 35.85
Re al ty Investment 00. E.44'13 28 Gilbert's 3rd 95.48
Rosa A. Slattery Carroll 6 12 Gilbert's 2nd 102.17
Guy L. Bastian 5 14 Gilbert's 105.70
Andreas Damgaard 5 48 Russell-Wheeler's 107.04
Otto H. Rembolt Fr. 6 48 Russel-Wheeler 25.13
Laura Greinn 5 18 Vlallich's 99.83
Geo. T. Parker 6 16 Wallich's 98.83
James G. Hendry. 1 9 Gilbert's 103.69
Edna Summers 6 4 Park Place 67.00
Tillie Freemen 5 20 Fairview Park 7.39
Mildred T. Scott 10 15 Fairview Park 6.21
L.O.Williams
Motion ~~rried on roll call, all Members being present voted aye
and the Mayor deolared the motion oarried and the Resolution
adopted.
The minutes of the meeting a~ a Board of Equalization were read
and approved
Adjourned
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Grand Island,Nebraska,June 19,1929
The Council met in regular sessmon ,His Honor, the Mayor pre-
siding and all Members present at roll oall.
The Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved
Communioation from.W.E.Buell & Co. was read and on motion of
Falldorf laid on the table.
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1929 Levy was read and on motion of Hehnke plaoed on file
Communioation from Walker Hainline and D.L,Halstead in referenm
Garbage and Refuse Contract was read and on motion of Mildensum
referred to Committee on Police and Board of Health.
Commution from ~.P.Skaggs System as to Parking Space was read
and on motion of Williams referred to the Street Committee.
Bid of Ideal Cement Works for laying Sidewalks was read and
on motion of Justice referred to the Street Committee.
Bids of Wm.Kelly& Co. ,and of O.F'.Gleisberg for Sewer Districts
nos.152 & L53 were opened and read and on motion of Falldorf
referred to the Sewer Committee.
Petition for Paving Cedar Street from Third to Koenig was read
and on motion of Justice referred to the Street Committee.
Petition of several parties in the vicinity thereof to require
the C.B.& Q.Railway Company to install a Lighe at the Twelfth
Street crossing was read and on motion of Justice the Clerk
waf3 instructed to Notify the Company to install a proper light
at their 12, street Crossing.
Behnke on behalf of the Finance Committee called a meeting of
the whole Council and the Mayor to meet the Finance Committee
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The Auditing Committee presented claim of John Cornelius for
inspecting in the sum of $71.50 and Wm.Thomas $57.20 without
approval and on motion of Cords the same were both allowed.
The Street Committee made report;
Grand Island,Nebf.June 19,13E
To the Honorable Mayof and Council;
We, your Co~nittee on
Street and Alley after examining
the Petition for Paving on 12th Street,reoomrnend that a Paving
District be created on 12th Street from Pine Street to the
C.B.& Q.Traoks. Respeotfully Submitted. L.C.Williams
C.J.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein
C.B.Justioe.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
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The Street Committee reported as follows;
Grand Island,Nebr.june 19,1929.
To the Honorable Mayor and City UouncID~ ;
We, your conmdttee on Streets and Alleys have examined
the Petition presented for Paving on Division Street and
Garfield Street, recommend that a Paving District be crea,ted
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on Division Street from the East line of Tilden Streetto the
West line of Garfield Street,and on Garfield S~reet from the
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North line of Division Street to the South line of Second Strea
ReE:pectful1y Submitted"
L.O.Wil1iams
C.J.Cords
Geo.IvIildenstein
C.B.Justice Committee
On mo tion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Committee reported;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We,your committee on Streets a.nd Alleys ,recommend that the
Western Laboratories of Lincoln be employed for the Asphalt
testing for 1929. Respectfully submitted.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street Committee reported;
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To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We.your Committee on Streets and Alleys,recommend that
County Board be instructed to grade and gravel that portion of
Capitol Avenue which lies within the City Limits.
L.C.Williams
C.J.C ords
Geo.Mildenstein
C.R.Justice.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Bond Committee reported finding the Bond of the Grand Islam
National Bank in the sum of $7,000 covering deposits by the CiW
the bond of John Knickrehm,Jr. for use of Area way under side-
walk opposite North 44 ft.Lot 8 Blk.8l Grand Island and bond of
Erdbruger & Son for $5000 covering use of certain Streets ,to
all be in proper form and the sureties thereon sufficient and
on motion of Upperman said Bonds were all approved.
The City Property Committee presented a Lease with John P.
Cameron for a part 01 S.E t of S.W.tSec.2,T.ll.R.9 ,induplicate
which was read and on motion of Mildenstein the Mayor & Clerk
were directed to Execute said Lease in Duplicate.
On motion of Mildenstein the Clerk was instructed to give Notire
for Bids for Repairing & Painting the City Hall Roof as per
Specifications of Building Inspector.
Bills a~ainst the City were read and on motion of Justice
allowed.
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An Ordinance No. 1291, creating Paving District No. 82,
Twelfth street from Pine street to Plum Street, was presented;
. Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading,
carried on Roll Call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm ,
Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none. The
Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upper-
man and Williams voting aye, nay none. The ordinance was read by
its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, ,Justice, Knickrehm, Milden'stein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading .
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldo~
Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and 1Nilliams
voting aye, nay none. The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally
passed and approved the same.
An Ordinance No. 1292, creating Paving District No. 83,
Division Street from Tilden to Garfield street, was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordina,nce be placed on its first reading,
carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein, Uppermand and williams voting aye, nay none. The
Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Behnke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upper-
man and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by
its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Cords that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperm~,
and Willi~ns voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Helmke, Justice, Kniokrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and
Williams voting aye, nay none, The Mayor declared the Ordinance
finally passed and approved the same.
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An Ordinance No. 1293, levying taxes for Sewer District No.
147, was presented; Moved by ~18tice that the Ordinance be placed
on its first reading, ca~ried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Behnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upnermand and Williams voting
aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read Bnd declared passed its
first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the
Ordinance be placed on its second reading by its title; carried
on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice Knickrehm, Milden-
stein, Uppermana and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance
was read by its ti tle and declared passed its second reading.
M:oved by Knickrehm tha,t the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by title; Carried on roll caal,
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnl{e, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
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Moved by Upperman that the Ordinanca be placed on its final
passage and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and
Williams voting aye, nay none. The Mayor decla.red the Ordinance
finally passed and approved the same.
An Ordinance No. 1294, levying taxes to pay for the construction
and repair of sidewalk, was presented; Moved by Justice that the
Ordinance be placed on its first reading, carried on roll call,
Cords, Fa.lldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, 1Ifi Idenstein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nay none;. The Ordinance was read a.nd
declared passed its first reading.
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Moved by Sustice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by title; carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nBoY none. The Ordinance was read by
its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules besaspended c"nd the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll
call, Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, .Justice Anickrehm, Mildenstein, Upper-
man and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by
its title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and, pe finally passed; carried on roll CedI, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mi Idenstein, Upperman and Willia,ms
voting aye, nay none. The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally
passed and approved the same.
The Sewer Committee made report;
To the Hon.Mayor and City Coun.eil;
We your Committee on Sewers having examined the bids on
Sewer nlsts.#152 & 153 find the bid of Wm.Kelly & Oo.,to be the
lowest and best bid and therefore recommend that they be awarded.
the Oontracts. Respeetf1J.lly Submi tted. H. Falldorf
L.O.Williams
C.B.Justice
Carl Behnke
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted and the Contracts
awarded to Wm.Kelly & Co.
Report of the Water, Light & Ice Commissioner for May was read
and on motion of Justice placed on file.
On motion of Mildenstein the Resolution eliminating and for- ~
bidding left hand turns was ordered amend~d so as to allow .
left hand turns. . ~~~
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H. E. Cl:~{1.ord
City iJlerk
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REPORT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1929 and to
JUNE 29, 1929
Appropriated
Salaries
$ 10,000
25,000
5,500
16,500
20,000
60,000
149000
151,000
streets
Hydrant Rental
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Sewer Inc.
Decree of ct.
Incidentals
7,000
19,000
8,000
25,000
13,000
4t500
227,500
IOE FUND
WATER FUND
LIGHT FUND
SEWER DISTRICT
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BOND & INTEREST
TOTAL
Expended
Balance
GENERAL FUND
$ 9,878.95 $ 121.05
22,795.08 2,204.92
5,497.00 3.00
250.23---
518.65
60,000.00
19t377.86 5t377.86---
93,780.47 57,219.53
16,750.23
19,481.35
PARK FUND
3,986.57
POLICE FUND
3,013.43
17,329.53
CEMETERY FUND
7,942.74
1,670.47
57.26
FIRE FUND
16,530.14 8,469.86
PAVING FUND
19,786.63
MUSI C FUND
3tOOO.00 It500.00
162,356.08 65,143.92
6,786.63---
31,612.83
48,387.86
173,578.60
7,643.90
77,251.48
1,815.00
502,645.75
Respectfully submitted July 3, 1929.
H. E. Clifford
City Clerk
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The Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presid-
ing and Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenstein and
Upperman present at roll call, absent ',Williams.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Bids of Grand Island Culvert & Metal Works and of
Hehnke-Lohman & Company for repairs to
roof of City Hall were opened and read and on motion of
Mildenstein referred to the City Property Committee.
Mr.F.J.Cleary presented a Communication in reference to Open-
-ing ~tairway to Basement on corner of Third and Wheeler
and on motion of Falldorf the matter was referred'mo the
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C ode Committee with Power to jet.
The,J\tuiitingCommi ttee presented Claims of John Cornelius $66,
Wm.Thomson $52.80 and Paul Mousel $130 without recommendation
and on motion of Justice they were all allowed and Warrants
ordered drawn for their payment.
Audit~hgCommit~ee also presented claim of Hall County in the
sum of $78.50 for the City's share of money advanced in Crim-
inal cases without recommendation and on motion of Justice the
claim was allowed and warrant ordered drawn for its payment.
T he Street & Alley Committee reported;
To Honorable Mayor & City Council;
mum. We your Committee on Streets & Alleys beg to report
that the 20 day period for filing protest on Eddy Street Pav-
-ing has passed and no protest has been filed ; We therefore
recommend that the Engineer prepare Estimate and The Clerk
be instructed to Advertije for Bids .Respectfully submitted
C.H.Justice,
Geo,Mi1denstein
C.J. Cords, Committee
The Street & Alley Committee made report;
Grand Island,Nebr.Ju!ly 3,191
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We,your committee on Streets and Alleys having examined the
Petition for Paving on Cedar Street ,recommend that a Paving
District be created on Cedar Street
Respectfully submitted.
from 3rd to Koenig
C.H.Justice
C.J.C<>rds
Geo.Mildenstein
Committee
Street.
On motion of Justice the Report was adopted.
T he Finance Commence Commi ttee present,ed the following budget
which was read;
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Budget of the City of Grand Island
F'or 1929- -1930
To the Hon.Mayor & City Council;
Grand Island, Nebraska;
Gentlemen;
Your Finance Coumittee has to report the fdl110wing Budget
for the ensuing Fiscal based on the Assessed Valuations for this
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year as reported by the County Clerk of Hall County,Nebraska,
as follows;
Assessed value of Real Estate
$12,597,185.00
Personal;
General
Public Utilit-
Insurance
3,088,545.00
418,500.00
147,060.00
3,654,105.00
1$,251,280.00
Estimated Value of Uti1ities1
Union Pacific Rai1roadCo.,
C.B.& Q.H.R.Co
St.Joe.& Grand IslandE.R.Co.
Pulman Car Company
C.M.St.Paul,Sleep1ng Car Co.
'775,000.00
192,000.00
28,500.00
4,415.00
75,00
999,990.00
17,251,280.00
1 Mill would raise 17,251.28
1 2 Mills will bring ------------------------- .
Ad~, amount from Intangib1es-----------------__ ---207,016.36
------6,520.00
Total from Taxation 213,535.36
To pay interest on Ice Plant BondsFrom Plant profits 990 00
To which should be added the fwili10wing amounts 'Gl4,525.~6
based on receipts for previous years and ba1an-
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Police Court and Officers ff;es 1,100.00
Oity Scale receipts 230.00
Cemetery Receipts 6,500.00
Permanent care of Cemetery 4,500.00
IvIisce1aneous receipts 1By the Olerk 500.00
Poll Taxes collected 6,700.00
Building Inspectors collections 3,500.00
Occuna.tion taxes collected bv Treas.
. - . 1,500.00
Air-Port receipts 1,500.00
Balances in Treas. Cemetery Fund 1,800.00
Police 11 4,000.00
Library # 3,000.00
General II 60,000.00 94,830.00
Total Estimated Receipts ;$300:,355.36
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Your Finance Committee has to report the following estimate
of the expenditures of the several departments for the ensuing
year as follows:
GENERAL FUND
SALARIES;
Salaries of City officers, except such as are herein
otherwise provided for.
13,000.00
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STREET SAND ALLEYS;
To pay the expenses of the Street Department, includ-
ing care, cleaning, grading, flushing, s~rinkling,
repairs, opening street and alleys, laying sidewalks,
purchasing tools, implements and machinery, salary of
Engineer, Ass't Engineer, Street Commissioner, labor,
surveying and all other expense incidental to and per-
taining to upkeep and care of Street and Alleys. 2'2,500.00
L\rrGHTS;
To pay for lighting street, alleys, public grounds and
buildings, including erections and repairs 16,750.00
HYDRANTS;
To pay Hydrant rental 5,500.00
INCIDENTALS;
To pay the incidental expenses of the City including
airport, milk testing, election buildings and equipment
and all other incidental expenses not otherwise herein
provided for. 14,000.00
SEWERS;
To pay d"o:r:;xDi<sposal::::Plantcand. w:ha.t:;].s';lleC~J3S,a.ryto
:e6mp..'1.,etet&tfall Sewer 40,000.00
To reappropriate what is already levied and raised for
sewerage purposes. As per Court Order. 60,000.00
To pay for sewers and drains other than out-fa.ll sewer
and repairs of rebuilding of disposal plant and flush- 20i~000.OO
ing sewers.
189,250.06
PARK FUND
To pay for care of parks, making improvements, extension~
repairs, salaries, labor. 5,000.00
POLICE FUND
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To pay the salaries pf the Police and Police ,Judge, all
expenses of the Department including expense of the
Board of Health and of Emergency Hospital, caretaker
and Secretary of.the Board. 19,000.00
CEMET'fl~RY
To pay the expense of the maintenance of the Cemetery
and to make extensions, improvements and repairs, and
purchase of more land. 9,000.00
FIRE
To pay the salaries of firemen, the purchase of new
hose and other equipment and all expenses, repairs
and operation of the Department
20,000.00
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PAVING
To pay for paving streets and alleys, intersections
and spaces opposite public buildings and grounds,
repairs and extensions.
20,000.00
MUSIC
To pay the expenses of a vocal, instrumental and
amusement organization for free public concerts,
festivals, erlerainments and parades
4,500.00
LIBRARY
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To pay the expenses of the Library Board including
salaries, repairs, purchase of books, periodicals and
all other expenses.
7,250.00
LI!BRARY BUI llDING FUND
To create a sinking fund for the purpose of building
a.n addition to the Public Library Building, to make
addi tional room for~ Li brary. To house the Ha.ll County
Historical Society's exhibits and for Election purposes 3,000.00
To reappropriate cash in Treasury 3,000.00
WATER, LIGHT AND ICE
To pay the expenses of the Water, Light and Ice Depart-
ments, including buildings, new machinery, equipmIt and
repairs. The revenue of the several departments.
BOND & INTEREST FUND
To pay the interest on $300,000 Sewer and drainage
Refunding bonds. @ 4%
To pay the interest on $22,000 Ice Plant Refunding
Bond @ 4t%
To pay the interest of $13,000 intersection Paving
bond, 1924, Ope Oct. 1, 1928.
12,000.00
990.00
Care of lots for which Permanent care is paid
650.00
1,860.00
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To pay collection fee of the Oounty Treasurer
$ 5,000.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSE
'$303,000.00
Total Estimated Receipts
$309,355.&3
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Balance
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Garl Hehnke
C.H.Justice
Carl Knickrehm
Henry H.Falldorf
Finance Committee
On motion of Behnke the report was, adopted and made a part ~
the records and the Attorney instructed to prepare proper Ordi-
nances making the Levy and appropriations advises therein.
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The Street Committee reported;
Grand Island,Nebr.July 3,1929
To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
We,your Committee on Streets and Alleys ,having examined
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the bids submitted on idewalks find the bid of the Ideal
Cement Works to be the lowest and best bi~, and recommend that
they be awarded the Contract.
Re~peqtfully submitted.
C.H.Justice
C.J.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein
adopted and contract
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On motion df Justice the report was
ed.
The City Engineer presented Estimate of cost of construction of
Paving District No.8l,a part of Eddy street, and on motion o~
Justice the report was adopted and the Clerk instructed to
advertise for bids for its constructi n .
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Mr.H.G.Wellensiek, Special Council filed report of the case
of Leo B.Stuhr against the Oity and advising the Appeal of
said Case to the Supreme Court and on motion of Falldorf
said Communication was placed on file.
Falldorf filed motion in writing as follows;
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I move that the City of Grand Island appeal from the Judgment
of the District Court of Hall County,Nebraska,in the case of
Leo B.S~uhr etal vs the City of Grand Island,et al,entered on
June aO,1929,to the Qupreme Court, and that the City Attorney
and Special Oounsel for the City be instructed and authorized
to prepare,execute and file the neoessary appeal bond and notice
of appeal. and have prepared a necessary transoript and bill of
exceptions and all other papers and pleadings neoessary to
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perfeot such appeal.
motion carried.
Henry H.Falldorf
On motion of Kniokrehm the Fire Committee in conjunction with
the Water & Light Commissioner were instructed to purohase
and install a Fire Alarm Whistle.
Depository Bond of the Brand Island National Bank in the sum of
'5000 was presented and on motion of Justice referred to the
Finanoe 0 ommittee.
Bond of A lbert Heyde in the sum of $5000 oovering permit for
Exoavation under sidewalk by the Building Ins;eotor was read
and on motion of Upperman approved.
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The Polive Committee reported the need of a New Motor Cy~le by
the Police and on motion of Cords the matter was referred to
the Polioe Committee with Power to Act.
The Committee on Police reported the Milk Department ready for
the apPointment of a Chemist to operate the same and Cords
moved that C.O.Benson be appointed Chemist at a compensation of
$10 per day and not to exceed 4 days eaoh month.
The Water & Light Committee !ade report as follows~;
Grand sland,Nebraska,>>uly 3,1929.
Honorable Mayor & City Council,Grand Island, ebrqska;
Gentlemen; y...
We, Your Committ:ee on Water and Light,beg to submit tlte
following report;
Within the next 60 days ,that part of our improvement
progiam adopted by this body in 1925,will have been completed
acoording to plans,leaving us a small additional expenditure,
neoessary to complete the plans for 1930 and193l.
The Water and Light Departments have handled the pay-
ment of all contraots out of the earnings of the Plant,as they
became due, without a single registered Warrant or the necessity
of a bond issue and with the completion of the East Wall Addit-
ion, which is now under construction,we have expended $465,000.00
This money has been well expended to increase the effi-
ciency of the Plant and increase it in size,to take oare of the
City's continued growth. This has made it possible,not only to
give our patrons one of the lowest Light & Water rates in the
state as well as the best service possible to maintain, but it
has also given the Citizens the benefits of Municipal Ownership,
by returning the profits to the public through the investment,
such as we now have in a Modern Light Plant,the value of which
is over $1,000,000.00 .
This Department has also ,from time to time, been a big
help to other Departments of the City by the investment of it's
surplus in City Bonds and Warrants of other Departments,without
interest to theLTax-payer,thus helping in every way to keep from
increasing the evy.We have in the light fund at the present
time ,a surplus~on hand,whioh has been built up through the gener-
ous patronage of our 6itizens and we feel that a part of this
surplus could be used for the benefit of the Public and herewith
wish to submit~ the following resolution for your app~oval.
With the continued increase in our customers, the earnings
from our City Plant will increase proportionately so that the
City of Grand Island may look forward to still further financial
assistanoe from the Department's Surplus. C.H.Justice
RespectfUlly submitted. C.J.Cords
H.Falldorf
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
Justice as Chatrman of the Water & Light C ommitt:ee presented
the following Resolution and moved its adoption;
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Councilof the City of
the C ityof Grand Island,Nebraska,that
WHEREAS,-The Publio Library Board ,through ,its Committee
has appeared before the City Council and asked for funds in an
amount approximating $45,000 for the Construotion of an addition
to the present Library Building, this addition to be used as a
reading room, a museum for the Historical ,Society and a voting
booth; and
WHEREAS- The need of such an addition is so great that
the $3,000 now annually being set aside for this purpose will.
too greatly delay the needed extension, and
WHEREAS- The City's Water and Light Departments do have at
this time the above amount in cash which is not needed immediate-
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ly and which is hereby offered to the Library Board under the
following terms.
The Water and Light Departments proposed to advance up to ,(
$40,000 or as much thereof as is needed for the erection of the
above building, this sum to be secured by bonds, known as Public
Library Bonds, which will draw not to exceed 4% interest. These'
Bonds to be held in the Water and Light Fund until redeemed by
the appropriation, which has been in effect heretofore making
it unecessary to increase the regular Library levy, if an
emergency arises they may be sold for not less than par.'
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Motion oarried ,Oords,Falldorf,Behnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Mildens-
-tein and Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams;
and the Mayof declared the Resolution adopted.
Oommittee on Air-Port asked that the Third Oity Band Play
for the opening day at the Air-Port July 14,1929 and on motion
of Falldorf the matter was referred to the Oommittee on Band
and the Band Manager to adjust, and arrange.
Air-Port Oownmittee asked permission to purchase some Posts
to be used at the Air-Port on opening day and later to be used
at the Oity Dump and on motion of Mildenstein they were to do so
Bills against the Oity were read and on motion of Behnke allowed,
for list see the Claim Register.
The Mayor apPOinted Paul Mousel Assistant Oity Engineer and ,~
O.O.BensonlOhemist for the Milk Testing and on motion of Justice
they were oom!irmed.
The City Engineer reported Re-~urfacing Distriot No.1 as
oompleted and the Expense thereof and on motion of Justioe
the report was adopted and the, District aooepted.
Reports of the various 6ity Offioers for June were read and
plaoed on file.
Falldorf reported on the unpaid aooounts due from the several
Undertakers and on motion of Falldorf the same was referred ~
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the Auditing Committee and A ttorney to call in the several
Undertakers and Adjust said alaimg as far as possible and
report baok to the City 0 ouncil.
On motion of Falldorf the City Attorney was instructed to
prepare an Ordinanoe creating a Lighting District embracing
Locust Street from First Street to Bismark Street and the
Oity Engineer prepare plans and Speoifioations for same.
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An Ordinance No. 1295 levying taxes for 1929-1930 was
presented; Moved by .Justice that the Ordinance be placed on
its first reading, carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf,
Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman, voting
aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance was read and
declared passed its first reading.
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Moved by ,Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by title; carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upper-
man, voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance
was read by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordi~
nance its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upper-
man, voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance was
read by its title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords,
Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Mayor declared the
Ordinance finally passed and approved the same.
An Ordinance No. 1296 being the annual appropriation bill
was presented; Moved by hehnke that the Ordinance be placed
on its first reading, carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf,
Rehnke, ,Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman, voting aye,
nay none, absent Williams.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by title; carried on roll
call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein,
Upperman, vat ing aye, nay none, absent Willia:ns. The Ordinance
was read by its title and declared passed its second reading.
Mov.ed by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; carried on roll
call, Cords, Falilidorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein,
Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance
was read by its title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passa.ge and be fina.lly passed; carried on roll call, Cords,
Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Mayor declared
the Ordinance finally passed and approved the same.
Adjourned,
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Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17, 1929
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The Council met in regular session President Mildenstein
presiding in the absenoe of the Mayor. Present Cords, Fa1ldorf,
Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams.
The minutes of July 3rd were read and approved.
The claim of Ernest A. Krehmke for damages sustained on May
8th, by stepping into a manhole was read and on motion of Williams
referred to the City Attorney.
A communication from the Members of Company B, 134th Infantry
was read asking for permission for the J. George Loos Shows to
transport their equipment across the City of Grand Island to the
show grounds. On motion of Fa11dorf the request was referred to
the Water and Light Dep't, and City Attorney with power to act.
A letter from Jno. F. Dudgeon, Mayor of Norfolk, with
reference to a copy of our 1929-30 budget sent him, was read
and on motion of Justice placed on file.
The protest for paving Division and Garfield Sts, signed
by Mrs. C. A. Hofman, Mary E. Connor, Dr. R. M. Romans and
others was presented and on motion of Justice referred to the street
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A protest signed by Mrs. Mary Koss, George Wabel, Amelia R.
Sayles and others for paving 12th Street was presented and on
motion of Williams referred to the Street and Alley committee.
Bids of Dobson & Robinson, Mid-State Construction Co., and
the Diamond Engineering Company, were opened and read for Paving ~
District No. 81, and on motion of Justice referred to the Street
and Alley Committee.
On motion of Behnke the City Attorney was instructed to draw
up a agreement with the Clearing House Assln regarding City Deposits
at the rate of 1% interest. Motion carried.
The Street and Alley committee made the following report:
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17, 1929
To Bon. Mayor and City Council:
We, ~our committee on Streets and Alleys, having examined the
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protest filed against paving Garfield and Division Streets, find the
protest to be sufficient, and therefore recommend the ordinance
creating said district be repealed.
Respectfully submitted,
L. C. Williams
C. H. Justice
C. J. Cords
Geo. Mildenstein
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street and Alley Committee also presented report as follows:
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17, 1929
To Hon. Mayor and City Council:
We, your committee on Streets and Alleys, having examined the
protest filed against Paving of 12th, Street find the protest to
be sufficient and therefore recommend the ordinance creating said
district be repealed.
Respectfully submitted,
L. C. Williams
C. H. Justice
C. J. Cords
Geo. Mildenstein
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Street and Alley committee reported Resurfacing District
No. 1 completed as per contract, and on motion of Williams the
Council determined to s1 t as a Board of Equalization on vv ednesday,
August 7th, between the hours of 7:30 and 8 o'clock P. M.
On motion of Falldorf the following report was adopted.
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17, 1929
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To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
We, your cownittee on Sewers, recommend that the City purchase
that portion of the Union Pacific sewer which lies within the City
Limits, and assess that portion of it which can be assessed to the
abutting property.
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H. Falldorf
C. H. Justice
L. C. Williams
Carl Hehnke.
The committee on City property made the following report and
Upperman moved its adoption:
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17" 1929
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City
Gentlemen:
We your committee on city property to whom was referred the
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bids of the Grand Island Metal & Culvert Works, and the Hehnke-
Lohman Company for painting and repairing the City Hall roof.
We find the bid of the Hehnke-Lohman Company for the sum of $138.00
the best and lowest bid and therefore recommend that the contract
be awarded to the same.
Yours truly,
Geo. Mildenstein
Louls E. Upperman
C. J. Cords
Carl Knickrehm
Motion carried.
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The Auditing Committee presented the clai~of Traill Paving
Company for $1)405~47,Wm.Thomssen, $52.80 ana John Cornelius $66.00
without approval. On motion of Falldorf the claim of Traill Paving
Company was referred to the Street and Alley Committee in conjunction
with the City Attorney. Justice moved that the claims of Thomssen
and Cornelius for inspection be allowed and warrants drawn for same.
Motion carried.
The Bond Committee presented depository bond of Grand Island
National Bank, application and bond of R. C. Anderson, Auctioneer,
and Firestone Rubber Company for area way under sidewalk. The
committee reported finding the bonds to be in proper form and the
sureties sufficient and on motion of Upperman said bonds were
approved.
The Building Code made the following !eport:
July 17, 1929
To the Mayor andCity Council:
Your committee on Building Code be!s leave to report that
the request of F. Cleary for the use of sidewalk space for areaway
be denied.
Henry H. Falldorf
L. C. Williams
C. H. Justice
Carl Hehnke
On motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
~he City Engineer made the follewing report:
Grand Island, Nebr.
July 17, 1929
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To Hon. Mayor and City Council:
I wish to report that the City Water & Light Dept. have
completed the work in Watermain Districts Nos. 63, 65 and 66.
I recommend the said districts be accepted and the Council sit as
a Board of Equalization at 7:30 P. M., August 7th, 1929.
M. W. Wheeler
City Engineer.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
After a recess, Justice reported that the request of the
Members of Company H, 134th Infantry, asking for permission to
transport the J. George Loos Shows across the City be granted.
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July 17, 1929
To the Hon. Mayor & City Council:
We your Oommittee on Streets and Alleys having examined the
bids submitted on Paving District #81, find the bid of the
Diamond Engineering Oompany to be the lowest and best bid on all
types of paving, and therefore recommend they be awarded the contract.
The type of paving to be selected after the 10 day period has passed.
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certified checks of the unsocessful bidders.
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L. O. Williams
O. H. Justice
Geo. Mildenstein
C. J. Cords.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Justice
allowed. For list see Claim Register.
An Ordinance No. 1297, creating Paving District No. 84,
Cedar street from Third to Koenig was presented:
Moved by Williams .that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading,
Carried on 1'011 call, ,Cords, Falldorf, Eehnke, Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein, Upper-man and Williams voting aye, nay none. The
Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed
on its second reading by its title; Carried on,roll call, Cords,
Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and
Williams voting aye, nay none. The ordinance was read by its title
and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm., Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordininace was read by its
title and declared passed its' third reading.
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Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its :(tr;,al passage
and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Fal1dorf, Rehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The President declared the Ordinance finally passed
and approved the same.
An Ordinance No. 1298, creating an ornamental lighting district
on Locust Street, from First Street to Bismark Road was presented: ~
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading,_
Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein, Upperman, and Williams voting aye, nay none. The
Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its seoond reading by its title: Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldor!', Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, MiIden(O,tein, Upperman
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be mspended cind the OnUnance be
placed on its third reading by title; Carried on roll call, Cords
Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and
Williams voting Etye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its ti tIe
and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Williams that the Ol'cUnance be placed on its :fina:l })assage
and be finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke
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Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The President declared the Ordinance fina.lly passed
a.nd approved the same.
The report of the Light and Water Department for June, was
presented and read, and on motion of Justice placed on file.
On motion of Falldorf the Sewer Committee was given authority
to have the sewer ditch cleaned within the City LirrJits.
1jVilliams moved that the Street and Alley Comm:t ttee in
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conjunotion with the Fire Dept. burn or clean off all vacant lots.
Justice moved that an assessment of ;i~2. 00 be charged against
all property ovynerS whose lots were so oleaned. Motion carried.
Adjourned,
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Grand Island,lebraska , August 7,19a~,7-30,P.M.
The Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
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Equalizing and Assessing the cost of Construction of Water mains
in Water Main Districts Nos.63,65 & 66 of the City of Gtand
Island, Nebraska, and levying a Special Tax to pay for said
Construction)His Honor,the Mayof presiding and all Members
being present at roll call.
Proofs of Publication of Notices of this meeting is each of
said Districts was read and placed on file.
The Council fdmained in session until 8 O'clock P.M. and no
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person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed mmmm~m~mmmmm. Assessments and Levies in each or any
of said Districts,Justice moved that the three respective
Resolutions found on Pages 194,195 and 196 hereof,following ,
and each of them be adopted, motion carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm,Mildenstein, Up perman
and Williams voting aye, nay none , and the Mayor deolared said
Resolutions Pertaining to the A ssessemnts in Water Main Dist-
ricts':Nos.63,65 & 66 and each of them as found on pages
Nos.194,195 & 196 and each of them ,adopted.
The minutes of the meetings as a Board of Equalization in
Each of said Water Main Districts Nos.63,65 & 66 ,as set.
forth above and on the three following pages were read and
approved.
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RESOLUTION.
Be it resol'lee: by tL'18 M8yor D.nd 01 ty Council of tl18
c1 ty 01' Grn.n.cl Is1nnd, Nebx'ciska, si tting 8S a Board of Ec;:ual-
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ization in accordance with due notice given thereof, as 1'8-
qUlred
12xr, tlwt we find tl18 totE),l costs of tt18 construct-
ion at
er Main District No. 63, to be the sum of $1,040.26;
that the benefits aceuring to the real estate in said district
t 0 1 +. "1 c, '"1''''' ,r> }hl 040 26
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and tL::'t the benefits accuring to
the respective lots, -'ere.cts 8nc;, p2Tcels of lema. in said water
main district to be the sum as set forth opposite the several
descriptions a.s follows:
Lot 13, Block 1::5 , \ . t Plr1.ce f\dcU tion, ~t;44. It 7 c3 ;
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Lot 14, Block 15, A ah ton Plac,,:; Addition, $43.07;
Lot 15, Block 15, Asnton PI ac e Addition, '1'.43 07
~r c. ;
Lot 16, Block 15, Ashton Place Addition, ~i43.07;
Lot 17, Block 1 Ei , Ar::>h ton Place Addition, 'T4'?: Or').
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Lot 18, Block 15, Ashton PI ac e Addition, ~H-~LJ3.07;
I Lot 19, Block 15 Ashton P18..c e AdeU tion, ';'4'7 07
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IJot 20, Block 15, Asbton PI ac e Addition, ,it'Ll"! 0'7.
$"""'.' ,
Lot 21, Block 15, Ashton PI (:10 e Addition, "4~).O?;
Lot 22, Block 15, Ashton PLwe Addition, ~;4 3 .0'7.
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Lot 23, Block 15, Ashton PI ac 8 Aclch tion, ;:f43.07;
Lot 24- , Block 15, Ashton PI ac e Addition, 1P44 . 72;
Lot 1 Block 16, Ashton PI D., 0 e AdcU tion, ~p44 .71 ;
Lot 2 Block 16, Ashton Place Adcti. tion, ;t1>43 .07;
Lot 3 Block 16, Ashton PIDce Addition, #4:2..07 ;
Lot 4 Block lr. Ashton PI ,JC e Addition, "f-/L'Z 07.
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Lot 5 Block 16, .A.shton PI ac e Addition, ;$43.07;
Lot 6 , Block 16, Ash ton PIa.ce Addition, ;~43.07;
Lot '7 , Block 16, Asbton Plewe Addition, :Jt;43. 07;
Lot 8 Block 16, Ash ton PIEce Addition, '0' Ll '2 n '; .
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Lot 9 , Block 16, Ashton 21ace Addition, ~t43 ,07;
Lot 10, Block 16, Ashton Plewe Adeli tion., ;";43.07 ;
Lot 11, Block 16, Ashton Place Addition, *43.07;
Lot 12, Block 16, Ashton Flace Adclition, ~p44 . 71 ;
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RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the H::).yor a.no. 01 ty Oouncil of the
city of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equal-
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~uil'ed by 18.1':, tlw.t we find. the total costs of construction
of Watet Main District No. 65, to be the sum of '760.32;
that the benefits accuring to the real estate in said district
to~)e the sum of $760.32, and thc::t the benefj.ts accr'lJing to
the res'pective lots, tracts and pa,rcels of land in said water
main district to be the sum as set forth opposite the several
descriptions as follows:
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Lot 50, H<.uvthorne Place Addition, eli-2S 07.,
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Lot 51, Ha,wthorne Place Addition, $28.03;
Lot 52, Hawthorne PI Gdce Addi tion, s'l'28. 03;
Lot 53, HByrthorne Pla,ce AdcU tion, ~37 84'
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Lot 54, Ha,wthorne Pl8,ce Addition, 137.84;
Lot 56, Hawthorne Plewe Addition, ',30.13;
Lot 55, Ha1J'Tthorne Plcl.oe Addition, rO.13;
8l Lot 57, Hawthorne Pla,oe Addition, ',15.06;
Nl. Lot 57. H2vwtLorne Pls,ce Addition, 15.07;
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Lot 58, HDxrthorne PI ace Addition, "[30 13'
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Lot 59, Hawthorne PI ac e Addition, d, 30 1 ~.
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Lot GO, He;wtho:rne Pla,ce Adeli tion, , 30.13;
Lot 61, I-I,:::,l,vthorne Pl8.ce Addition, J~~0.13~
Lot n':) Hc;wthorne PI ac e A ' ." t'
t) :,..-' , o.ClJ. J.. on, iuO.13,
Lot f"'rrz. Hai.'thorne PI e;,ce Ad.di tion, " 23. 15 ;
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Lot 64, Hc1:wthorne Place Addition, ~'28 .03;
Lot 65, Hawthorne Pla,ce Addition, '~~8 03'
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Lot c'-:. Ha,wthorne PIE:1.ce Acidition, e''''"J8 03'
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Lot 67, Hawthorne Place Addition, ~28.03;
Lot 68, Hawthorne Place Add:i tion, '28.03;
Lot (39, Ha,'l.7t 110 xo 11 e P1a,ce Addition, ~28w03;
Lot 70, Hawthorne Place Addition, $08 O~'"
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Lot 71, Hawthorne PI ac e Addition, ""28 03'
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Lot 72, Havvthorne PI ac e Add:L tj. on, i~~:g~~
Lot '73, Hawthorne Place Addition,
Lot 74, Ht'twthorne Plrwe Addition, i28.03;
Lot 75, Hcn:wthorne PI a.c e Addition, ~~~8.03;
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Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the city of
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Gra,nd Islo.nc1, Nebra.aka, s1 tting as a Board of Equal1zation in
accordance 1.vi tll clue notice given "chereof, eJ,S )~eql)ired "OJ law,
that we find the total costs of construction of Water Main
District No. 66, to be the sum of $1,593.81; that the benefits
acoruing to the real estate in said d~8trict to be the sum of
$1,593 .B1, and tl1at the benefi ts accruinc~ to the respeoti ve
lots, tracts and parcels of land in said water main district to
f'o11017s:
be the sum (3.,8 set fOTth oXycosi te the several desoriptions as
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Lot 1, Block V,mtine's S'ub. AdcLtion,
Lot 2, Blook V~3..ntine's Slub. Addition,
Lot 2) Block V8"nt ine' s Sub. Addi tion,
Lot 3, BlooI\: Vcmtine's Sub. Addition,
Lot 4, Block Va-]tine's Sub. AdcUtion,
Lot 5, Block Vantine's Sub. Addition,
Lot 11, Block Vantine's Sub. Addition,
Lot 12, B100k Vantine's Sub. Add.itian,
Lot 13, Block Velnt ine 1 s Sub. Addi tion,
Lot 14, Block ,V8J1tine's Sub. Addition,
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Lo~ 8, .::nock 1, ~H11~arn Frank Adcli tion,
L01; 7, Block 1, vVill:Lam Frenk Addition,
Lot 6, Block 1, Wil1i[-3Jil Frank Addition,
Lot 5, Block 1, Wi1liarn Frank AdCi.ition,
Lot 4, Block 1, vHl1in,m 1'"1rank Addi tion,
Lot 3, Elock 1, Willi3..rn Frank Addition,
Lot 2, Block 1, l,Villia.ri'l l~l'1c1.nk Addt tiorl,
Lot 1, Block 1, Williwu Frank Addition,
Track 100' wide on W. side or Locust
betvieen Al t er Avenue, Dna, AndeTson Ave.,
Tr8Dk 200' wide on W. side of Locust
between Alter Ave., & Anderson Ave.,
TrRck 100' wide on W. side of Locust
between Al tel' Ave., & Anctel'8'~m Ave.,
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Grand Island,Nebraska,August 7,1929,7-30,P.M. pr.
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The Counoil met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the ~enefits Aocrueing to the
respeotive lots,tracts and paroels of land in Re-Surfaoing
Distriot NO.1, of the City of Grand Island ,by reason of the
Re-Surfacing thereof and levying a Tax to pay for said Constr-
uotion; His Honor,the Mayor,presiding and all Members present
at roll call; Proof of Publication of Notioe of meeting as
a Board of Equalization was was read and plaoed on file.
The Counoil remained in session until 8 O'clock P.M. and no
person having appeared to obje~t to or protest against the
proposed Assessmlnt
and levy; Williams presented the
following Resolution and moyed its adoption;
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in ? ccordi-;,Dce 'iTi tll due n:)tj.ce ve'~1 tnereof, a,s recruil'cd hy
law, tho.t; we :t~il1d the tot2,1 costs of T COl1st:.:'uction of RE-
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benefits accruin~ to t real estate in said district to be
the sum of $14,414.68, 2.nel th::::j:; the benefi t S D,ccruin:c!: to the
res"')ective lots, tracts ,'ne. parcels of limO. in Be.id resurf-
aci district to be the sum as set forth osite the several
descriptions as follo~8: Lot
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Anna S. Taylor Fr. 8
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Anna M. Rourke W.14' 7
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Authl..Jr C. Scott 19
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JOllies Webb 7
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Motion carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting any,nay none
and the Mayor declared the Resolution adopted.
The Minutes of the Meeting were ~~~A~~pproved.
Adjourned ~~~~~- H.E.Clifford
City Clerk
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Grand Island,Nebraska,August 7,1929
The Council met in regular eession,His Honor,the Mayor,
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presiding and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and
approved.
Petition of residents of Packer~& Barr's Second Addition for
the extention of the City's street Lighting System throughout
said Addition was read and on motion of Justice,Granted .
Petition of Earl Talbot etal. for the Paving of parts of
Kimball Avenue and Koenig Street was and on motion of Williams
referred to the Street & Alley Committee.
Petition of Yellow Cab & Baggage Co., for change of Fares
owing to the excessive requirement of the new law as to Bond
was read and on motion of Falldorf referred to the Ordinance
Committee and City Attorney to investigate and report.
The Auditing Committee reported on claim of Cornelius $77.50
and Thomsenn,$6l.60 for inspecting were JIBadwithout recommen-
dation and on motion of Williams theJ~ were allowed and Warran1J.
ordered drawn for their payment.
On motion of Williams Inspectors of Paving to be placed on
Pay Roll by the Engineer at a rate of 55 cents per hour.
On motion of laildorf the Chief of Police was instructed to
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check over the Auctioneer mmm Licenses and Tobacco & Cigar
Licenses and see that the law is complied'with.
The Street & Alley Committee reported;
To Honorable Mayor & 0 ity Council;
We your Committee on Streets & Alleys find that no Protest
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has been filed on Paving Dist.Im.84,therefore recommen4 that
the City Engineer be instructed to prepare Estimate and the
City Clerk advertise for bids. Respectfully submitted.
L.O.Williams
O.H.Justice
Geo.Mildenstein
C.J.Cords Committee.
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The City Engineer filed. Estimate of the cost of construction
of Paving in Paving District No.84,and on motion of Williams
the same was adopted and the Clerk instru~ted to advertise fotr
bids for its co~struction .
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The street Committee ma~e report;
To Honorable Ma.yor & City Council;
We, your Oommittee on Streets & Alleys recommend that South Y
Eddy Street be paved with Sheet Asphalt. Respectfully submit-
L.O.Williams
ted. O.R.Justice
Geo.Mildenstein
O.J.Cords
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
Krehmke reported the condemnation of a number of houses and thct
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no action had been t&ken by the owners to remedy the conditioBS
The Bond 0 ornmi ttee reported orally on Contract Bond and Maint e-
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nance Bond of Diamond Engineering Company ,covering their Con-
trac t for Paving Di strict :No. 81, finding the Bonds in proper fo Jm
and the surety sufficient and on motion of Upperman the bonds
were approved.
The Bond Committee reported Orally finding the
Workmen' Compensation & Employers Liability Policy
and Contractors Public Liability Policy of the
Oornhuskers Emectrical Oo.,etal. to be in proper form and the
sureties thereon sufficient and on motion of Upprtman they
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were approved.
The Building Code Committee reported the following;
Resolution
Whereas the Fire Chief and Building Inspector have reported
that the area ways in the rean of the Brunswick Pool Hall and
Grand Cafe are in a dangerous condition condition and the re-
taining wall of the Alley is giving way and should be condemne
as a nuisance .
BE IT RESOLVED? that the said area ways in the rear of t8
Brunswick Pool Hall and Grand Cafe near the Alley between
Third and Front Street be and the same hereby are condemned
as public Nuisances and that the City Clerk notify Frank
Strasser, owner of the Brunswick Pool Hall and Frank Cleary,
Agent and Trustee of the Former Grand Cafe,to construct a new
retaining Wall and that failmng so to do the City take ste~
to abate the danger and nuisance by filling up the area ways
collecting the expense thereof from the owners of the properw
On motion of Falldorf the Resolution was adopted.
Bills against the City Were presented and read and on motionm
of Justice,allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
Reports for July of the vt;:trious City officers ., including the
Treas.Clerk,Weigher,Judge,Milk Inspector,Bldg.Inspector,Sexton,
Chief of Police, Fire Chief,Supt of Airport,Park Supt.
were read and on motion ofFalldorf placed on file.
Copy of Report of City Librarian was read and placed on fila.
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OrdinancES No. 1299, levying spec lal water di stri ct tax for
District No. 63, No. 1300 levying special water district tax for
District no. 65, and Ordinance No. 1301 levying special water
district tax for District No. 66 were presented; Moved by Justice
that said ordinances Nos. 1299, 1300, 1301 and each of them be
placed on their first reading. Carried on fall call, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickl'ehm, Mi Idenstein, Upperman and Williams.
Said ordinances and each of them were read and decla,red passed thtilir
first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and said Ordi-
nance Nos. 1299, 1300 and 1301 and each of them be placed on their
second reading by their respective titles; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Felldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehrn, Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams. Said ordinance Nos. 1299, 1300, and 1301 and each
of them were read by their respective titles and declared passed
their second reading.
Ordinance No. 1302 levying taxes in Resurfacing District No. 1 j//
was presented; Moved by Williams tha.t the Ordinance be placed on
its first reading. Carried on roll call, Cords, FB~ldorf, Hehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams, voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanoe
placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke" ,Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
and Williams, voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third rRading.
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Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, hehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting
aye, nay none. The Mayor declared the ordinance finally passed and
approved the same.
ORDINANCE no. 1303 repealing Ordlnance No. 1291 creating Paving
District No. 82 was presented. Moved by Justice that the Ordinance
be placed on its first reading; Carried on roll call, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Hehnke, ~~stice, Knickrehm, Mildenetein, Upperman and Williams,
voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance W8.S read and declared passed
its first reading. No.1
The City Engineer reported said Re-surfacing DistrictACompleted
and recommended its acceptance and on motion of Williams said
report was adopted Jsaid District accepted and said Report
ordered placed on file.
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Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be sus1)ended a.nd the Ordina.nce
be pla.ced on its second reading by its title; Ca.rriedon roll call
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
and Williams, voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance be
placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, tTustice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperma.n,
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinancd was read by its
title .and declared passed its third reading.
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Moved by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed on its final pa.ssage
and finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke,
.Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Mayor declared the ordinance finally passed. and
approved the same.
ORDINANCE NO. 1304, dividing the city into voting districts was
presented. Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its
first reading. Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice
Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none.
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams
voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its title and de-
clared passed its second reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended a..nd. the Ordinance placed
on its third. reading by its title; Carried on roll call, Cords, Fall-
dorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Ordinance was read by its 11 tIe and declared passed
its third reading.
Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
ORDINANCE NO. 1305, levying occupation tax on traveling shows
was presented. Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed
on its first reading. 0arried on roll call, Oords, Falldorf, Rehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first
re&.ding.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance be
placed on its second reading by its title; Oarried on roll call,
Oords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
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Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Oarried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, lTustice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upnerman,
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be place on its final passage
and finally paBsed. Oarried on roll call, Oords, Falldorf, Hehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Mayor declared the ordinanc~ finally passed cmd
apuroved the same. \
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ORDINANCE NO. l306,condemning property for lift station was
presented. Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be plAced
on its first reading; Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf,
Rehnke, Justice Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams,
voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was <read and declared passed
its first reading. .
Moved by Williams tha.t the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, .Justice, Knickrehm, fJIildenstein, Upperman
and Williams, voting aye, nay none. The OrdinanEe was read by its
title and declared passed its second reading.
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Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspende d and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Oarried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman
and Williams, voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed; Oarried on roll call, Oords, Falldorf, Helmke,
,Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and
approved the same.
ORDINANCE NO. 1307, defin~ng the corporate limits of the City,
was presented. Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be plac~d
on its first reading; Carried on roll call, Oords, Falldorf, liehnke,
Justice, Knickrehrn, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title; Carried on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf, Behnke, ,rustice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman,
and Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordinance was read by its
ti tIe and declare'd passed its secJnd reeding.
Moved by Falldorf that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title; Carried on roll oall,
Cords, Falldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm, MildenRtein, UpDerman,
8,nd Williams voting aye, nay none. The Ordina'lce was read by its
title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Hehnke that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed. Carried on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke,
.Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none. The Mayor declared the ordinance finally passed and
approved the same.
Adjourned,
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REPORT OF APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1928-1929
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Grand Ie,la.nd, eLnJ8kEt,August 21,1929, 7-30,P.M.
The Council met as a Board of Equalization , for the puropse of
Equalizing and Ar3sessing the Bencfi ts accrueing to the respecti
lotc,tracts and parcels of land in Sc'w'or Di2;trict No.150 by
reaso n of the ID.ying of' 0, Sewer therein, and Levying a Tax to
pay the cost thereof,His tIanoI' the Mayor presiding and
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J!'a~.ldorf ,Helmke,Justice,Knickrchm,Mildcnstein, Upperman and
Williams present at roll call, absent Oords.
Proof of Publication of l'Jotice of' meeting as a Board. of EquaJ.-
ization was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in 2ession until 8 o'clock,P.M. and no
prerson having appee,rec1 to obj ect to or pl'otest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy , li'El.lldorf presented the follow'-
ing Hesolution and lilOved. i te adoption;
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H.E.SOL.[!ION.
BE IT~BESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY OOUNOIL of
the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
Equalization, in accordance with due notice given thereof,
as required by law, that we find the total cost of the const-
ruction of Sewer District No. 150, to be the sum of $628.56;
that the benefits accuring to the real estate in said
district to be the sum of $628.56, and that the benefits
acouring to the respective lots, tracts and parcels of land
in said sewer district to be the sum set forth apposite the
several descriptions, as follows:
Owner Lot B1k.
Thomas C. Bradstreet 1 48
Thomas O. Bradstreet 8 48
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Motion carried on roll call,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,
Knickrehm,lVIildenstein, Ur,yperman and Wil1ii:.]JJ1B voting
aye, nay none, a,losent Cords; and. the Mayor declared the
motion carl'ieo
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the Resolution adopted.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equcllization
were read and EJ.pproved.
Adjourned
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The Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presid-
-ing and. Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upp~.;:t1-
l11an,and Willia.n1s present at roll call,absent Cords.
The Min.utes of the last regular meeting were rea.a a.nd aDproved
Bids of DiHIl:lOnd Eng'ineering' Company and of
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Oentl'El.l Bridge & Oone.truction Co 0 of Wahoo, l;ebr. for Paving:
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lYelSerict No.84 were read and on motion of Williams referred
to the Street Committee.
Communication from D.S.F.& G.Co.,a8 to Claim of Ernest Krehm~
was reE~c1 EtD.d on motion of ll'alldor-f referred tiP St.Com.& Ati;W.
A communicc:ttion from A.C.Denman,Manager of the Am/Beet f3.Co.,
propoi.";ing the cleaning of the sugar Factory Di toh ,inclu.ding
the closed portion thereof was read and on motion of Falldorf
tIle proposi tien lNC1E1 cwcepted, bein.g on a 50-50 basis and tIe
Clerk to Notify the Co.to proceed with the work.
The Following Resolution WC:',S presented and read cLnd on motiOtl
of Falldorf adopted;
Hesphrtion.
RESOLVED,by the Oity Council of the City of Grand Island,
ITc:"bI'usI((""l, tJ18 Iviayor cOJ.1.c.url"tiilg ;
TlJctt the IiiexyoI' be and i2. hereby authol'iz8Cl and directed to
enter into a Co:otrc,c t w:L toll the Chicago, BUT1 ington & (~uinc:y
Raill'OEtd C0111prLny) lJerrni tti:t1E~ tlle Oi ty to J..
and maint:in
c,n 8-inch salJ.:i.tar-y sewer pipe line ImaeI' the tI'a.oks i'LlJ.d Tight
of WCl.y of the RE.dlI'oi:10. Company, in the exter.1Jled ctlley in EIockE:
47 end 48 betvJeen ~tth Street
2nd the Union Pacific croBsing
Henry H.FaJldorf
L. 00 Vli llialrls
Carl Knickrehm
Geo .1\"li Id.eY.l.f3 t; ein
Oa:['l Behnke
Coli.Justice
Louis E.Upperman
O.A oA bbott,Jr.Mayor
pa:cc:ed tJ-liH 2l,dny of AllguE'G l'3~3S.
Attest,H.E.Clifford,Olerk
Cl,t Grand Isl<.:lnd, .l.~ebr[wka.
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To HonoruDle Mayor & Clty CounCIl;
':'!e,y:ourcomndttee on ter,Light & Ice,fio.d that no
protest been filed on Lighting District No.1.
E e:;herefore recommeTLCi tb.a,t tIle Oi ty ErJ.gic.eer be
in ~d:-l""l (: + ed +-u-' pr'el)!-' 7' e Er:j '!"1' "(,<, -'-, fOe 0.9 nn Q+- +i-J C' C J' tv
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Olerk advertise :for bids. RespectfuJ.ly slilinlitted~
C.B.Justice
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E. FHllclorf
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On motion of JUGticlB the Report waf;; ad.opted; The Engineer
pre ~::: en t
li'q, + l' '''',,";'':; or' -;""L8" coc,t of C~~11" ('l L.1 0'11-"l".t,rf" D'l' n~'-(>l" C'" .11:1
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Olerk instructed to adV2Ytj,ce for bids.
Tl-l<3 E lect:LoJ:1 Co~[nillttee rc])ortecl Et8 f()1101'FG.;
T 0 TEE HONORABLE liiAYOR hEIv'LBEI1!3 OF' TEE
CITY COUNCIL or GRAND L3LATTD, nEBRASKA.
Y()Ul~ cOhui ttee on el ectioI.ls ) b leu,ve to 8ubnli t the
following report;
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YOllr COYIlffiittee fi 8 tJ.lc1.t l"C vv-il1 T)(.:(leC(~C': e)-:Lcl
Glc).'\(i [~t,:t1Jl e to }')-\..11' C1".1[:18 e tJ.',LO f 01" 1 o1v1
vot ing booth at the Chc:cpel at the
No.6, to-wit;
election equipmeYJ:t for
oldiers Home in District
F tlITT\ll l' 1 e 1 '"'T' J.. J. ' '0..1""", at ;fI'] C' 00
lour UIU, _aps" D,,- stee u~, me ua~ iJU \',).J"", ',I .J,'
One Collapcdble E;teel or metal tt::l,ble at 8,00
'1-
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19.0
And the following equipment forthe vot
rest room at the Court House In District
b,;oth 1:1 the
Ho.lO,to-wit;
Ten Collapsible steel or mota1 tJOoths at ;;~~9~o~
1'ViIO coJlEilJDil)lc uteel C)r ;;,iet~:'i..l -c l)leE; 2,.: 'H.1lv.,,-,o
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eqlLipment fOl'
(."L.~'ld, recoYiJ.nlerl.ds
report!:;
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C;.e0. Ide:ClsteiI1
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L!otion of' Uppermu,n t
autlwr'izeci t 0 pur'chaEta
relJOI}t 1V:.: c: cl<loptecl E~{Ld_ "Ll}e OOLlini ttee
the supplies tllerein 8~t fOI'~ll.
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d.eposits of CIty l!loneY',to be 1 proper lorm
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cost of conf;t:r:'LlCti'~m <'-'/ iDposal pIcmt ~ud out-fe',}l Sevrer to ()e
VF;)J~Jt OOE,"bI , '1'; tIle cornrlli ttec e Ftl.lt~lJ.o::cize(i to
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An CI'dinance, NO .1308 Levying fl'c:ixer:! in Sewer Di st .11=150 was prese:$dld
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be plaoed on its first
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re",ding;
Oal'ri eel on rol1e oE,,11, ]'D,lld,orf , Justice, Behnke, Knlckrehm, Mildenstffin
Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none,absent Cords;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Mi1denstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanee
placed on its second reading by its title;
Ca.rried on roll cal1,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenstm,
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none, a"i:sent Cords;
The Ordinance WCLS 1'(0)
by its title and declared. passed its
second 1'6:'10.1:):,,:'.
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Moved by.K~lic.krehm that the rules be suspended and the
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on rollcall ,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Milden-
stein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay 110ne,absent Cor<R.s.
The Ordinance was rec"'.d by its ti tIe and declared passed its
third reading~
Moved by Williams that the Ordinan~e be placed on its final
and finally pasB~d;
Carried on roll baIIFalldorf,Heh:n.ke,Justice,K~lfuckrehl11 ,Mildensteh)
Uppprman and Williams voting aye,nay none,absent Cords.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally :r:assed and approved the
so.me.
An OrdiIia,nce, NO .1309, repealing Ordinance No .1292 cre'Lting
f:amdirilmamllnamlMfll.Paving Distriot No.83 was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on
("la-r>'rl'oo' "'T Toll ",,~ll 'IT'.,"11o~-'''".c H~',,""e' J'uC+l'ce ~"J.'la"~,.""tel'n TJ'l',i k....
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rehm, Upperman 8"no. '\\1'il1iams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading;
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules 'be suspended and the
Ordinance plaoedjon its second reading by its title;
Carried on r,oll Qall,Falldorf ,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Milden-
stein,Opperman and Williams voting aye,nay none,absent,Oords;
The Ordinance was read by its title and deChIDared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Behnke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on itsthiJrd reading by its title;
Carried on roll aa. 11,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Mi~den-
stein, Upperman arid Williams voting aye,nay none;absent Cordls;
The Ordinance was, read by its ti tIe and declared passed i t$
third reading;
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed o~ts
passage and finally passed;
Carri ed on roll call :falldorf, Hehnke, Justice, Knickrehm,Mild.en...
f fnal
-stein, Upperman~,and Williams voting aye, nay none, absent, do.rds.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed a.nd approved
the same.
An Ordinance Arllen~ing QrdinanceNo.1255, was presented;
M.oved by Mildens
-OarrI ea: on rOll
-steiu, Upperm8i!l
fer:ced to th$Water Co_it1J:ee.
j. Communioation fro. the Jeer.Conferenoe Seventh Da1 A dventis4B
in reference 1'0 a Bul1d.ing Permit was read. and. on motioX11 of
Fa1ldorf "efet';~ed to the Building C - ode Committee.
llesigna.tion oft JohnPaulsea,as Janitor,was read and on\motioXll.
of ralldorf a.d.epted.
A oo_unition;from A .W'T.Larson was read in regard to payment ^
of Premiwnoac.his Bond and on motion of Falldorf the Council
voted 'to P8iY 'he Premium on1.0 Official Bond exoept that of
the..City .T~ea.urer.
'a.Sur,as Attor..y for the Ye.1low Gab & Baggage Go. ,addressed
the COUJ1oil i. l:>ehalf of sa Ordinsaoe ehaagirq; rates of rare.
A..L.Joseph ,a'ftorney for Krs.1fietfeldt addressed the Gonuil
in .rega.rd tOJui:t~ng in Grease Trap inkrage Building and
on motion of iralldorf-the Building In.spector was instruote4
to seal the 4Ja,in in question.
Kr.Josephalst addressed the Cou.ncil in referenoetG Buildi.
Permit for Blt.oksmithShop in residential. Distriot and. the
matter wa$ di"cussed.
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Grand Island,lebraska,Sep1i:ember 4,1939
The Counoil mel 1:0. reFlar session,lIis Honor,the.J4ayor,presid.-
ing and all Me_bel'S present at roll oa11.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and. approved.
Bids ofWm.Xelly It Co., and o.r.G1eisberg for Pine Street
Storm Sewer.ere opened and read and. on motion of Fa1ldor~
referred to the Sewer Committee.
Bid of. the 01tylleotrio D1Ipartment for Lighting District
was opened and read a.nd on motion, of Justice referred to the
Light O~mmlttee.
A communicatlo11 from the x.W.Be1l 'fel.Co.with forms of Co~~
raots was ])resented and on motion of Jtlldensteln referred to
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the a1ty Property Oomm1t'tee.
Communicat1on froll }lrs.Haney as to Water Main Tax and report
of freasurerthereoa was read a.ad on motion of Just1ce re-
;;j,'..~l
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and others
Peti t.1om of J,h1t' Iniekrehm,Jr. ,AforP&.v1ng lighthStree1t
from Iyo.ore?! tolddy wa.s read a.nd on motion of W 1111&.118
referr~d to t~eSt%eet aommlttee.
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F.lldor! presented the followiag Resolution and moved its
adoption
RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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WHEREAS, the UNION PAE'IIFICRAILROAD OOMPANY has tendered
to the CITY OF-GRAND ISLAND~ HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA, a lease
for park purposes of the foililowing described land at Grand
Island, Nebraska:
A piece or parcel of land forty-eight and five-tenths
(48.5)-feet in width situate in the Southeast Quarter-(SE!)
of Section SeventeeB (17) and the-Northeast Quarter (NEi)_of
Section Twenty (20),.both of Township Eleven (11) North, Range
Nine (9) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, being all
that part of the Lessor's right of way included between l111.&a
parallel with and distant respectively fifty-one and f1ve-tentl'ls
{51.5) feet and one hundred (100) feet southeasterly at right .
angles from the center line of the main track of the Un+on
Pacific Railroad Company,. and extending westerly from the west
line produced of Tilden Street in the Citycof Grand Island,
Nebraska, to the East I1ne produced of Garfield Street in
saldOi ty. .~
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,;" AND WHEREAS, it is considered that the best interests
of said City will be subserved by the acceptance of the
said lease;
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THEREFORE, BE IT BESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF GRAND ISLAND, STATE OF NEBRASKA:
That the terms of said lease be and the s~e are hereby
accepted on behalf of the said City; that the M~or of said
City be herebya.l1thorized,empowered and directed to execute
said lease on behalf of said City, and that the City Clerk
be directed duly to attest the same.
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On mouton of falldorf the Resolution was adop~ed .
Hehnke for the Finance Oommituee reported the completion of
the Audit of the various Offices.
The Street & Alley Oommittee reported;
September 4,1929
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To Hon.Ka.yor & City Oo~oil
Gentlemen; We your oommittee on Streets and Alleys ,f1n.d
the bid at the Diamond Eng1neeringOompany to be the lowest:\
and best bid on Paving District 10.84,and reoommend they be
awarded the oontract.We further recommend that it 'be paved
w1 th 2t'br~ok f.rom 3rd Street to 1st St. and atl shee.ta...
phal t from 1st S t. to,Ioeni.g Street .
Respectfu.ll'y su'bmi tted. L.O. W111iams
O.Oords
O.H.Jus'tloe
Geo.Mildenstein.
On motion of.il11..s the report was -~o'pted and 0
- ont ra.c it
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awarded..
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Tn. Bond Oo~it~e reported tnat A.W.La~sonwould have his
bond ready for th~ next meeting.
The Sewer Oommitteereported;
To tne Hon.Kayor & City Counoil;
We your CJommitteeon Sewers u,pon examination of tne bids
filed on Pine Street Storm Sewer find the bid ofWm.Kelly&'.
to be the lowest. and 'best:; bid and,tnerefore reeommen4 the,. ..
awarded the cmntraot and the layor & Oi t,. Olerk be author!._
to exeCl11r,e the sue. Respe(l!'tfull,. su'bmi tte4.
H.lalldorf
OarlHehnke
L.O.I' illiams
C.H.Jus1t10e
On motion of J'a1l1dorfl the report was adopted and. contraot:
awarded.
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The Sewer Committee reported;
September 4,1929
To Hon.J4ayor&Oit,. Oouncil;
Gent 1 emea; We.,.~ur oommi tt88 on Sewers ,find upon iD.v,est.iga'blln
the storm sewer in 2u. Street:. to a.e in cad shape and reeom-
-mend it be rel.,e4 from Locust Street to Pine Street.Sinee
the 8mGut of wark to be 40ne is. rather ind.efinite until tae
Sewer is. u.neove~ed ,we recommend it be taken care of on a CGS t;
plus basis 'a.nd1tl1,t the Oommittee be authorized to proceed.
Resp.etAll,. submitted. Henrt H. J'aIldor1t
Oarl Hehn.ke
O.Ii.Justice
L.O.W illiams
Oommitl1ee on Sewers
On motion of la11dorf the report was adopted.
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The Bu'ilding 0 ode Oemmitteereported,;
. .'. Sept:emller 4,1929.
To the Kayor & f,tj Oounoil;
Weyo~r Ocommit1ee on Buildlng Oode,aerell reccmmena tha~the
City~Znginee1\- instru'oted,upon notioe.from the J:ll.1ildi_
Inspeotot ,t.t:; he ahal1 disoo_eot ,all hildings having
floor drains 'o~ected to the Sanitary. Sewer ,that have not
installed pro,.~ mu,d and grease traps ,as per Ordinanoe 10.
1290. Henry H.lalldorf,
Oarl liehnke
C. B.Just:1oe
. L.O.Williams Clommitt.ee
On motion of la!ld.orfthe report.; was adopted.
The ccity Ingl.eer presented the followi1'fg report;
. Grand. Island, Nebr. Sept.4, 1929
To the Hon.Karor and Counoi11; .
1 herebfre.o-.enci. thattheOouncil sit as a Board of IqL~
-izat.ioJll on J>a~:ing Disvrict IGs.80 and 81 , on Sept.18,1929
from the hour of: 7;30 P.Il. to 8 O'olockP.,M.
ReSpeqtflll~y submitu-ed. W.lI.W heeler,City Engin...
On mGt:101?-of W fI11i.a.ms the report, wae adopted; and. the Council.
s1t asa;i~al"~.~f:a:qul.1.ization on said Date and the Clerk to
give n~tloe thereOf.
:Bil18 aj..inst t1'1e Oit,. were read and on motion of Justioe
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alloweit' for lis'1,.8ee the Olairrt Register.
.An Ordinanoe am.cling Ordinanoe 10.1255 was aga,ia take. up;
Koved by Juetice. that the rules be ellspeneled and the Ordima.ne
plaoed on its se:dond reading 1>y i.t'fltiUej
Oarried on rOlloa1l,OGrde,Jalldorf,Jtehnlte,ll1stice,lniokrehm,
Ki14enetein"ppEJil:man. a.nd Williarnsvo'tingaye,n&Y none;
The QrcU.aance wate read by its title anddeclaredpas.sed its
,econd r.$.(il~.)
, An Ordinance, 10 .lale
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creating Se\VerDistri~1lIfo.lS5wa.s presen.ted.;
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same.
On motion of Falldotf the Oity Attorney was instructed to proceed.
to collect the alnouit due from the Walter Sm1th 'Flying Sahool
at once.
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Repor1is of various CJity Officers were read;! and on motion. of 'alldo~
placed. on file.
The Mayor reqaested the Oouncilmen from the several Ward.s to pre$ent
tohLa severalaam.s out of whieh a Zoning Oommission could be
appointed.
moved by 'a11do1'1' that thellayor haVe Ex.a.a,ofthe report of
the .Auditors on the 'Treasurer's office ,printed.;Oa.i>ried..
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R.J;. Olitf'ir4.; Oit,. Clerk.
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Grand. Is1and.,lebraeka, September 18,1929
7-30,P . u.
The Clouneil met a.s a BOlEd f;>f Eql1a.lizatiom for the purp.Gse of
lqualizing and Aasessing th.e benefits aecruelng to tnerespec-
tive lots, tract. and. parcels of land 1n Pav~ng D1strict 10.80.
11. Street, by reascii of the Pay,;ing thereGf and. Levying a
. tax toP&Y for said e:onst%u.etion"His HonGr, the Mayor presiding
and all lle1l1berspresent at roll call;
Proof' crt Pu.bliea1tion of Notice ef meeting as a Board Gf Eql1al-
-lzatlon was presented and reM and placed on f1le~
The OO\1.ncl1reBJ.8,1n.ed 1n sess10n until 8 08clock,P..Jl. and no
person hav1ng appeared to objeet to or pr.otesu, against the
proposed.Assessl11.nit and 1.8Vy,1'1111&118 presented the following
Resolut10n and moved its adoption;
(For said.. Resolutionl see succeeding pages hereof)
216
RESOLU1rION.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a. Board of Equalization
in accordance with due notice given tnereof, as required by law,
that we find the total. costs of the construction of Paving Dist-
rict No. 80, to be the sum of $49,278.23; that the benefits ac-
cruing to the real estate in sa,id district to be the sum of
$49,278~23, and that the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
tracts and paxcels of land in said Paving District to be the sum
as set forth opposite the several descriptions as follows:
Owner Lot Block Addition Assessment
Hall County i:i 84 Original TOIWn $ 2,188.97
Chas. L. Haux 5 83 II II 722.36
Augusta Sch10tfeldt &
Minnie Dobberstein W44' 6 83 \I \I 206.39
Max Lee Rich E 22' 6 83 It If 103.19
I. R. Alter, Jr. 4 83 fI tf 722.36
B. A. Harri s 3 83 " II 309.58
R. R. Horth 7 61 II \I 384.88
R. R. Horth 8 61 " II 898.05
Laura Z. Louohs N.8?' 1 61 II II 591.90
Fred M. Glade 8.45' 1 61 II I' 306.15
Estate of Addie Finch 2 61 II " 384.88
Fr ank Stra.sser 3 62 II " 384.88
Frank Strasser 4 62 II " 898.05
Norman F. Davies N'l. of
2
W 50' 5 62 II " 371.41
C has. C. Havens st of
W 50' 5 62 " If 371.41
Nellie B. Hoge E. 16' 5 62 It II 155.23
Nellie B. Hoge 6 62 " " 384.88
Edward Williams 1 60 11 II 898.05
Edward 'Williams 2 60 11 II 384.88
Wal ter D. Boyll 7 60 II " 384.88
Walter JOt.. Boyll 8 60 II II 898.05
Alfred H. Anderson 3 59 II II 384.88
Wm Moslander 4 59 " II 898.05
J a..me s A. Michelson 5 59 " " 898.05
Alfred A. Anderson W .46' 6 59 " II 268.13
J ame s B. Grimminger E.20'6 59 II II 116.75
U. P. Railroad R. O. W. 4 , 698..2).
Henry Krueger N.44' 1 37 II II 299 .35
Home Savings &
Loan Ass'n. S.88' 1 37 II " 598.70
1 Home Savings 8:
Loan Ass':s. s-~ of Ea2:' 2 37 " II 64.15
Chas. Rickert &
Henry Kreuger N_l of 11:22 r 2 3i? It 11 64.15
2
,:Mil1ard T. Bouquette
W~4' 2 37 " "
Estate of Ohas. H. Tully 7 37 II II
Estate of Chas. H. Tl.l.1ly 8 37 II II
Bayard H. Paine 3 38 II "
Bayard H.Paine 4 38 " 11
Nelson Lumber.Cb. 5 38 " II
Nelson Lumber Co. 6 38 II II
Ms.ry Emma West 3 35 II II
Angie R. Brown 4 35 II II
Angie R. Brown 5 35 " II
E:stB.te of Bradford Ellis 6 35 " II
Owner
Lot
Areabelle HendershotNt 1
Margaret Grotsky 8~ 1
Margaret Grotsky E.20'
of S~ 2
L. N. Sharp Nt of st 1
L. N. Sharp N2 of 82
of Et - 2
and W13' of St pi Et 2
Alline 01 ark N-~ of E. 35'
2
Dora Schwieger W.31' 2
Theodore L. Kane, Et a.1",
Theodore L. Ka.ne N.52'
& W. 36' of
S.80 of
Alice G. Nay E.30' of
S. 80'
Grand Island Sch~ol
Henry Roennfe1dtEt
Henry & Margaret
Ro ennf e1 d t 'tip...
2
Maggie Roennfeldt
Trinity M. E. Ohurch
Trinity M. E.Ohu:r:oh
Grand Island Scho,itll
District
Grand Island School
Grand I sland School
Geo. P. Simon
Oity of Grand
8
8
Dist. E:~
3
3
4
5
6
3
4
5
6
Geo. L. Mahke
Island
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
1
1
7
7
8
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
Olga Oalhoun
Louis P. Milne Fr.
Fr.
Edmun O. Olson Fr.
Fr.
Ethel E. Flint Fr.
:&"'1' .
Fr.
Fr.
Geo T. Brady wt
Wm. & Martha. Schwartz
Et
John J. Haack
Esta,te ofE:mily J.
Vo:rhes 2
Wm. F. Haack 3
Estate of Eliza. Dill 8
CarlDil1 9
Albert Berger 10
Mary E. stopPkotte E22'3
Hattie J. Wi100x 1.44' 3
Fred Ba.,bel 4
Raloh R. Hanna W. 35' 5
Eugene Houohin E. 31' 5
Eugene Houchin W. 171 6
Robert I. Hoffa E. 49& 6
Henry D. Rickert Nt 1
Henry D. Rickert Nr 2
Elpha J. Wood 82 1
Elpha J. Wood st 2
Bayard H. Paine 3
August J. Mangelsen 8
William Barr 9
Phillip Sorahan 10
Norman E. Mathews 3
Lee Anthoney 4
Equitable Building
&: Loap Fr
Oeoil Sharp
6
1
5
Block
36
36
13
14
14
14
14
14
11
11
11
11
18
12
18
12
12
12
18
122
17
17
122
17
122
122
122
16
16
16
16
16
16
8
8
8
8
$
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
18
18
18
217
Addition
Assessment.
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
O:r:i,ginal Town
" 11
$ 361.18
180.59
" "
11 "
25.80
180.59
II 11
II II
56.24
" II
" "
" II
82.04
145.50
3e9.58
II n
If II
/I /I
" II
253.92
1,971.27
154.79
154.79
722.36
7L22..36
309.58
224.97
524.94
524.$4
224.97
It "
II II
" II
" "
If "
" "
II II
11 11
H. G. Cla:rk' s
Orig. Town.
H. G. 01ark's
Original Town
11 11
11 II
H. G. Olark's
U. P. RR 2nd
H. G . 01 ar k ' s
"
U. P. R.R. 2nd
H. G. Clark's
U. P. R. R. 2nd
II It
524..94
224..97
524..94
224.97
224.97
524.94
524.94
112.49
112.49
449.94
II II
H. G. Cla:rk' s
"
tt
II
"
It
II
II
"
II
II
"
U
II
"
"
"
"
II
11
"
Russel Wheeler's
"
209.97
89.99
89.99
209.97
449.94
74.99
149.98
524.94
338.21
186.73
59.99
164.98
224.97
104.99
224.97
104.99
89.99
89.
209
Wheeler's
Haux addressed the Council in opposition to the Resolution
but filed in writing no. protest or objection thereto;
Motion to adopt said Resolution carried on roll call, Cords,
Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,Miiieis~B~n,Upperman and
Williams voting aye,nay none; and the Mayor declared the motion
carried and the Resolution adopted. The Minutes of the meeting
as a Board of Equalization were r'ea~~ ~.. appoved.
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Adjourned. H.E.Cord,City Clerk.
Grand Island,Nebraska,September 18,1939,7-30,P.M.
The Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the respec,,",
tive,lots,tracts and parcels of land in Paving District NO.81,
Eddy Street, By reason of the Paving thereof and .Levying a
Special Tax to pay for said constructlen, His Honojr, the Mayor
presiding and all Members present at roll call .
The Council rema~ned in session until 8 0' cloe.k,P.M. and
no person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed assessment and Levy Williams presented the following
Resolution and moved its adoption.
Pa[2;e 3.
Owner
.l.iOT;
Lot
F'r. 4
Anna Kroeger 5
Anna M. Leiser 6
James C0rr N.85' Fr. 1
F'r. I
James Oarr N. 85t 2
Guy M. Olark 8.471 1
Guy M. Olark 8.47' 2
Maude N. Donovan 3
Avis Osborne 8
Avis Osborne W. 2.8' 9
Claude E. Olark E., 50 I 9
Henrietta Pearson 10
Annie S. B. Owens 3
Ohas Mann 4
Louisa Brabander 5
Estate of Thomas Hostler 6
Estate of Thomas Hostler 7
Frederick H. Colwell 8
Angie R. Brown 1
Hazel E. Benson 2
Hazel Benson 4 3
Alex V. Benson 1"_-"""<:, ' 8
:aertha M. Bennei'W.40t) 9
Andrew Detamore E"~I2~8' 9
Andrew Det2~ore 10
Ernest G. Kroeger 3
J. E. Dill 4
Wm. McIntire 5
Winnii'red Partridge 6
Frank E. Alden 7
Anna E. White 8
Elzada Berry 1
Guy L. Bastian 2
Howard J. Smith 3
Loup Valley State Bank 8
Oecile Larson 9
Leonard A. Smi th 10
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J
Block
7
7
'7
6
19
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
23
23
23
23
23
23
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
45
45
45
45
45
45
46
46
46
46
46
46
TOTAL
Addition
H. G. Clark's
If
"
"
Wheeler's
H. G. Clark's
II
n
II
II
"
n
n
Russel-Wheeler's
II tI
II II
If tI
If II
" II
II "
II II
n "
1\ "
" "
II II
" "
" If
" II
" "
" II
II "
I' If
" II
ft .f
1111
It II
II II
II "
COST.
L.C.W!lliams
218
Assessment
$449.96
524.94
224.97
289.74
135.21
160.21
74.76
89.99
89.99
9.75
~OO . 22
4-49.94
71.57
166.97
35'1.79
35'7.79
166.97
71.57
357.79
166.97
71.56 '
71.56
109.13
57.84
357.79
71.56
166.97
357.79
35'7.79
166.9'7
71.56
357.79
166.97
71 . 5,6
71.56
166.97
357.79
$49~278.~
219
RESOLU'l'ION.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Oouncil of the Oity
of Grand Island) Nebraska) si tting as a Board of Equalization in
accordance with due notice given tl1ereof, as required by law, that
we find the total 'costs of the construction of Paving District No.
81, to be tile sum of $9,062.40; tl1at the benefi ts accruing to the
real estate in said district to be the sum of $9,062,.40, and that
the benefits accru~ng to the respective lots, tracts and parcels
of land in said Paving District to be the sum as set forth opposit~
the several descriptions as follows:
Owner Lot Block Addttion Assessment
Fred B. Winter E.l 3 102 Koenig & Wiebe's $114.54
Mary D. Martin wi 3 102 " " 114.54
2
Mary D. Martin 4 102 II " 534.54
Mrs. Clara Ivers &
Mrs. August Egge 5 102 II II 534.54
August Meyer 6 102 " II 229.09
Edna Linderman 1 12'7 II II 534.54
Roy A. McOormick E-1;- 2 12'7 " II 114.54
Edna M. Bastian WJ.. 2 127 II II 114.54
2
Fr ank O. Kunze W.60 feet 7 127 " " 208.24
Hazel Johnson N.56&2/3 8.95
of E.6ft. 7 127 II If
Ida M. I sdell 8.'75&1/3
of E.6ft. 7 127 " II 11.90
Hazel Johnson N.56&2/3
feet. 8 127 II II 186.08
Ida M. I sdel1 8.75&1/3
feet. 8 127 II " 247.32
Arthur D. 8e ar s 3 106 Railroad 229.09
Arth-qr D. 8ears 4 106 II 534.54
Ry. J. Bartenback 5 l<<)lS " 534.54
Ry. J. Bartenback 6 106 II 229.09
Ho r ac e P. Tucker 1 116 II .534.54
Gertrude B. Robinson 2 116 II 229.09
William J. Mahoney Fraction7 116 ~
Fraction7 116 Koenig & Wiebe's 229.09
Edwin J",J WeJ. bach Fraction8 116 II
Fraction8 116 Railroad 534.54
Charles E. Osthoff 3 107 If 229.09
CharI e s E. Ostlloff 4 107 II 534.54
Minnie Lohann N .1/3 5 le7 II 178.18
Nicholas Lohann 8.2/3 5 107 " 356.36
Edna M. Linderman 6 107 II 229.09
Thomas M. Ball 1 115 II 534.54
Eli zabeth I. Musser 2 115 II 229.09
Mathew Henry Wilkins 7 115 11 229.09
Mathew Henry Wilkins 8 115 It 534.54
TOTAL COST $9062.40
J), L. C. Williams .
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1.*U.~a.dduum..i"m~1iiirdltAiltisflliiammlimmIfIItlmellm&l~mll1UlIbIhIl1lUp'
Motion, carried,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justiee,Knickrenm,
Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Mayor declared the motion oarried and the Resolution adopt-
-ed. Proof of Publioation of Notioe of Meeting as a Board of
Equalization was read and plaeedonfile.
The minutes of meeting as a Board of Equalization were read
and approved. Adjourned
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H.E.. cli?~d, Ci-ty Clerk
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Grand Island, Nebraska, September 18,1929
,.,
The Oouncil met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor,presiding
and all Members present at roll oall.
The minu.tes of the la.st regular meeting were read and approved.
A communication from Mrs.Vineoore asking that Cherry Street from
G Street to 15, street be put in conaition was read and on motion
of Williams referred to the Street Committee.
A communication from Mrs.Vinecore asking that !he U.P.R.R.Co
be required to plaoe lights at the 711 &. $tr Street crossings of
the St. Paul Bzanca of their road was read and on motion of
Justice referred to the Lfbght Committee.
A communica.tion from the. Mayor appointing W.H.Seaman Janitor
of the Oity Hall Building fromOctobe:rl" 1929 was read and on
motion of Williams the appointment was confirmed.
The Street 0 o.mmitteema.d.e report;
To Honorable Mayor &.C1ty Council
We your Committee 011 Streets and Alleys
the Peti tien for Paving on 8th Street recommend a District be ;4...;...-.-
created on 8th frornSyca.moretoWa1nut au. and that the District.:
also include Plum st.iro.4th St.to 6th St. Respectfully submitt4.
.L.O.Williams
C.H.JUstice
O.J.Cords
Geo.Mildensteil1l
On motion of Williams the Report was adopted.
On motion ofWilliamstheStreetConunittee was authorized to
purcnase some One Hour Parking ,igns.
The Building Oose Committee reported as follows;
Septemb:er 18th 1929
220
To the Mayor &. Oity Council;
We your Committee on Building Oode, hereby recommend that. the
Building Inspector ,give thirty (30) days notice to the Grand Islad
Oil Co. looated at Looust: &. .Division st.on Lot 6 Blook 89 Original .
Town, to remove curb sign from the curb on the West side of Lacust
St. That the Oityrefund. to the Grand .LslandOll Co the sum of .
One Dollar and ilfteen Oents .($1.15)the.prorata portion ofOocu-
-p~tion tax .ofTwo Dollars ($2.00) paid therefor ,as set forth
in Seotion 526 of Ordinance No.ll84. .
This space to be occupied and used for the Street
Standard to be installed on LocnstSt. Henry H.Fal1dorf
Carl Behnke
\C.H.Justice
L.C.Willia.ms,Committee.
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On motion of Falldorf the report was
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The Chief of. Police presented Report
aal
REPORT OF OHIEF OF POLIOE OF THE COST OF CLEARING
OERTAIN LOTS IN THE CITY OF (}.RAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA,
OF WEEDS AND OBJECTIONABLE MATTER, PURSUANT TO THE
ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF JULY 17, 1929.
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA:
I, H. B. Francisco, Chief of Police of the Oity of Grand
Island, in Hall Oounty, Nebraska, hereby report that, in ac-
cordance with Ordinance No. 1264 of the Oity of Grand Island,
and pursuant to the order of the City Council of the Oity of
Grand Island, lebraska, of JUly 17, 1929, I caused the lots,
tracts and parcels of land in the Oity of Grand Island,
hereinbelow described, to be cleared of weeds and objectionable
matter, and hereby certify that the names of the record owners
of said lots so cleared, are set forth below opposite the res-
pective descritpions thereof, and that the amount of costs
incurred and sums of money expended in clearing tne several
lots, tracts and parcels of land cleared, below described, to
be the sums as set fortth opposite the respective descriptions,
as follows:
I
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Owner
Lot
t'
Irene E. Corbett
Norvin F. Davies
George W. Wiechman
Glenn R. Taylor
Otto H. Rembolt
Jennie Lawrence
H. P. Hansen
Margaret Maloney
George H. Rosswick
John H. Sander
Herman' Nelson
7
2
3
4
5
9-10
1
2
2
10
1-2-3-
>
I
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Harry- S. Tester
Gaisser Williams
E .D. Colles
Wm. Elliehausen
David & Grace Randolph
Elizabeth Wiechman
Arthur C. Menck
William Sielaff
Harry Lyons
Rosa A. Carroll
John Nielsen
John Thomssen
Adabell McFerren
Genevieve E. Pierce
Victor C. & Ily Olson
Paul T. Welles
William & Esther M.
Ii,
10-9
4
5
7-8
9-10
9
9-10
1
5
1
2
1-2-9
4
7
8
1
Delimont
7
5
4-5
6-7-8
I
Guy L. Bastian
F. H. Colwell
Nebraska Conference
Association of the
Seventh Day Adventist
James A. Duffy, Bishop
1-2-3-4
5-6-7-8-9
10
7
2
6
3-4
7
5
-.
'.
Roy E. Kava.lec
Grace Flebbe
E. B. Cowles
Angie R. Brovm
John Rembolt
Mary J.. Pence
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Block
22
21
21
21
21
21
2
2
14
14
84
84
76
76
76
76
75
11
9
9
8
8
7
13
13
13
6
12
14
5
2
1
62
63
68
47
47
22
Addition
Assessment.
Schimmel'S
"
II
"
"
..
Gilbert's 2nd.
ft
Schimmer's
tI
Wheeler & Benn~ttls
4th
" 3rd
II 3rd
tr "
" fl
If If
tl fl
$2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
6.00
4.00
2.00.
2100,
4.00
4.00
2.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
6.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
tt
1I
II
II
"
If
SChimmer's
n
II
If
"
"
"
II
II
Gilbert's 2nd
fl" 2.00
" 2.00
. Schimmer's 4.00
If 6.00
" 20 . 00 .
Wheeler & Bennett's 2.00
If "2nd 2.00
II If If 2.00
Russel Wheeler's 4.00
" II 2
If It 2
I
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I
I
Owner
Lot
Rose Montcrief Estate 3
John G. Moody E. 55 ft. 3
James G. Humphrey &
Iva B. Parsons W. 11 ft. 3
Susan E; McGrath 7
Ed. Brown
Ida M. Benton & Sarah
A. Finley
Sarah A. Squire
Nancy J. Triggs
James Nicholson Jur.
Herman G. We11ensiek
Augusta Veit
Guy M. Richards
Ed. A. Jones, Sr~
Hugo Windo1ph
Grand Island Land 00..
Genevieve & Jessie
Wiseman
Anton G. Rehder, Estate
Hilda Brininger
John Devlin
Loey Buchanan
Ed Brown
W. H. Thompson
C. C. Kelso
James Camaras
Charles T. Conklin
William Brase
Grand Island Culvert
& Metal Works
Benjamin J. Ounningham
Anna Louise Hatch
Lois Mae Betts
Cora H~ Appelgate
Hettie E. Boyden W.40'of
Hettie E. Boyden
Max L. Rich
Harold M. Steidley
Carl W. Vick
Bayard H. Paine
W. S. Wood
Fred L. Harrison
May D. Lamb
Mary E. Connor
Oharles L. Raux
John Reimers Estate
R. S. Wenger
C. W. &: Pearl A. Marsh
Joseph T. Ravencroft
C. W. Jacobs
Leo J. Bartoline
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J. E. Dill 42
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Elmer Williams
H. J. Becker
C. C. Hansen
Emil Wolbach
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RESOLUTION.
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WHEREAS, the Chief of Police of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, has, during the months of July and August, 1929, caused
certain lots in said City to be cleared of weeds and objection-
able matter in accordance with Ordinance No. 1264 of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska and pursuant to the order of the City
Council of July 17, 1929 and has made a report in writing, giving
the descriptions of the lots so cleared with the names of the
owners of the record title thereof and certifying the amount of
the
costs incurred and sums of money expended in clearine1several
lots respectively as provided in said ordinance and the Council
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finds that the costs charged to said lots respectively in. said
report are correct and should be assessed against the respective
lots and constitute a lien thereon, as provided by said ordinance,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, of the City
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of Grand Island, Nebraska, that the report of the Cnief of Police,
certifying the amount of costs incurred and sums expended in clear-
ing, during the months of July and August, 1929, the several lots,
tracts and parcels of land in the City of Grand Island, of weeds
and objectionable matter, in accordance with Ordinance No. 1264
and pursuant to the order of the C1 ty Council of July 17, 1929<,
be and it is hereby approved and that a special tax be and it is
hereby levied and assessed against each of the several lots, tracts
and parcels of land in said City of Grand Island, as set forth in
said report for the purpose of paying the cost and'sums of money
expended in clearing the several lots, tracts and parcels of land
of weeds and objectional matter, in the sums set opposite the
several descriptions of said lots respectively in said report, and
that such special taxes bear interest at the rate of six per cent
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per annum from September 17, 1929, and that the City Clerk be
and he is hereby directed to file with the County Clerk of Hall
County, Nebraska, a certified copy of said repmrt and of thisre-
solution directing that the amounts assessed against the several
lots, tracts and p~rcels of land respectively, as shown by the re-
port, be placed upon the .assessment rolls and tax books of said'
Oounty to constitute a lien against said premises and to be coJ.....
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lected in the manner provided by law.
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Kotion oarried on roll oall,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,
Iaiokrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay noze
and. the Kayar deolared the motion oarried and the said Resoluttn
adopted..
The Wauer &: Light Committee presented report as follows;
Grand Island,Jebraska, September l2,la
Hon.Mayor &: City Counoil, Grand Islandllel>r"aska.
Gentlemen;
We, your Oommittee on Water &: Light ,'beg to report_ that:
owing to the improvements made at the Power Plant, that there has
aooumulated several items of old. equipment whioh your Oommittee:
recommend for disposal. We would,therei'ore,like power to aot in
this matt:er.C.H.Justice
H.Falldorf
O.J.Oords
L.O.Williams Committ~e.
On motion of Justioe the report was adopted and ,the Committ~e given
power to aot in the matter of sale of said Equipment .
The Water &: Light Oommitt-ee made report:;
Grand Island,Jeb:raska,Septemb:er 12th,1929
Hon~Mayor &: 0 ity OounoiliGrand Island,~ebraska;
Gentlemett; .'
We your Oommittee on Water &: Light ,beg to report with
regard to the William Soheffel water aooount ,wlioh is pending,
that we desire Power to act in the matter.
C.J.Justice
C.J.Cords
L.O.Williams Oommittee.
On motion of It.tioe the report was adopted and power to aot
granted as asked for.
The Water &: Light Committee reported; ~
Hon.14a.yor &: City Oouncil;
Gentlemen; We ,your Oommittee on Water &: Light ,beg to report
with regard to bids on Lighting Standa~ds for Street Light Dist-
-riot 11, that we reoommend the aoceptanoe of the bid of the Oity
Eleotrio Department ,for the furnishing of granite one-light
Standards with Paragon Jr.tops,as manufaotured by the Westinghouse
Qompany,same being the lowest and best bid. O.I.Justioe,
H.Falldorf,
O.J.Cords
L.O.Williams,Oommittee.
On mot ion of Justioe the report was adopted.
Th.eWater &: Light Commi tt8e reported;
Hon.Mayor &: City Oounoil,Grand Island,Nebraska;
Gentlemen; We,your Oommittee on Water & Light ,beg to report,
with regard to the Water Main Assessment of 14rs..Haney, being lot 10
at Boggs Avenue and Howard Street, that we find inasmuch as the
first assessment was satisfactory when the Main was installed and
sinoe the Assessment on the West side of her lot was refuneed inJlll
good faith ,we therefore-.r~~ommend tha.t no aotio,n Ie taken.
O.H.Justioe,H.Falldorf, O.J. Oords, L..O.Williams
Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
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Moved by Uppermaa t~at the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed oa its secendi readbig by its title;
Carried on roll ca1l,Corda,ra11dorf,Hehnke,.1ustice,Knickrehm,
Ki1denstein,UpperJl~ aad Williams votiag aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its tit1e;Land declared passed tis
. second reading .
Koved by Xnickrehm that the rule,s be suspended and the Ordinance
p1aoed on its third;readingby its title;
Carried oa roll ca11:,Oords,ra1ldorf,Hehnke,.1ustice,ICnickrehm,
Kildensl1eini ,Upper.$andWil1iams voting aye, nay none;
The Ord.inancewas re~dbyits title and deolared pa$sed its
third rea.ding;
J40ved by Justi.oe tha'!t, t11eOrdin.anoe be placed en its finalpa....
sase and finally passed;.
Oarried on roll call> Oords,ra11dorf, HehAlte, Justice, Xniokrehm,
J4ildenstein,UpPerman' and Williams votin.g aye,nay none;
The Kayor deolaredtheOrdlnance finally passed and approv:.ed
the same. '
An Ordinance,IO.l312, levying taxes im Paving Bistriclt; . 10. 81 ~~
W'as presea:belt;
Koved by J4ildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its firs~
reading ;
Carried onzoll oall,Oords,ralldorf,Behnke,Just:ice, Xnickrehil,
Jlildens1teia,:Upperman,andWilli&ms voting ay. ,nay noae;
TheOrdinan.oe wasre'dpO. deo.lared passed its first:. rea.diag .
J40ved by Williams thj.t:'therules be. suspended. and the Ordinanoe
placed on its seoondJf$ding by itsti't.le;
Carried on .r,oll.oalll~oFdlJ,ralldorf,~eb.nke,Justloe,lCniokrehm,
Jlildenstein,UPperman.Aarut'lil1iams votln.g aye, nay none; .
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The Sond OOmn'littee ~eported finciingthe Offioial Bond of A .1f.~
son., in proper" form and thes\lXety sufflc1en't; and on motion of
Uppermaa the bond.w"sapprov~ci. . . _ .
The Bond Oomm.1tteerepor1ted flnd.ing the hteas10n Bou of the
Nebraska *-State But coverin.g Beposits by the Treasurer to be
1nproper-+ fo_ andeuffiomen:t _and Orl' motion. of Upperman th.e same
was. approvect.
The Bond OODmllttee reported findiag t11e COrltraot Bond and the
Jla1nterlanoeBond of the ]Uamond lag1neer1ng a 0.,oover1ng
. Oontract for.Paviag, lUstriot le.84 to De 1nproper form and
the surety suff1cle~t and on. mot10n of Upperman they were eao11
approved. -"
Oords suggested.that a rai11ng was desired by the Polioe Bept.
and on. motion of Oords the same was ref ex-red to the Po1ioe
Committee witll Pawe;.to Act.
TheOemetery Cammit,ee Reported as fallows~;
Hon.lLayor and Oity'aUIlc11;
Yau.rC'ammi ttee oa Oi ty Property a.n.d Cemetery fiads that the
fenoe around the Ce.etery 1s in ~oar shape ,and we, therefore,
reoommen.d that the Clerk be instruoted to adverti$e for bids
on the following;
;520 rod811155 1nehlo.1155,6 inoh 8tays,lo.llriller.
331 at ft.St8el'Posts.14 7 ft.Oorner Posts with Braces.
Gee.lildenste1n
Lenl1s E. Upperman
'OarllCniokrehm
O..1.Oor<1s
On mot10n of jUldeasteia' tile report was adopted.
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Bills.aga1nst :the 01ty were presented and read and onmot10n of
Justice allowed;ro~ l1se see theOlaimRegister.
AnOrdinanoe lo.13lI ,levy1ng taxes in PaviagBistr1ct 10.80
was presented.; Jlove4by Jllldenstein tha.t the Ordinanoe be plaoed
oa its first reading;
0a.rr1ed on rollcalll,Oords,rallcierf,Hebnke,Justice,ICniokrehm,Jlilda.
ste1n,Upperman &ad "1l11ams vet1agaye"/J. ,nay aone;
The Ordinance was r~d and deolared passed its first reading.
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The0J."d1nqce was Ireadby its title and declared paS$ed i'O$
second reading. ~
Moved by ICnick1'ehnl that the nlesbe suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its tb.~:ttd reading by itstit18;
CJ4rriedbJ roll c_ll, Oords, Fal1do1'1' ,Behnke, Just.lce,XnickrehDa,
Mildens1tein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read 'J;>y its title and dec:lared paSsed its third
reading.
.ov.~d by Mildensuein that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on rollca,ll,Cords,'alldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Xnickrehm,
lildenstein,UpperDIan and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The hyor dec.1aredthe Ordinance finally passed and approved the
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A 1'.L Ordinance;',Jo.JJ3l3 creating Pav.ing Distriot 10.S5, being parts ~
S" & PIQ Sveeusiwas presented;
loved by Jlildensue'inthat the Ordinance be placed on Its first
reading;
Oarried on rollc~ll,Oor~s,FalldorfJHehnk.~,Justiee,:bic.ltrehm,
Jlildenstein,Uppe:LUJlU and Williams voting aye,nay none;
'l'he Ordina.n:ce was read and d.eelared. passed i t8 first, reacUng;
Jlov-.ed by 'f il1i.s.tl1a;b:; the rltles be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on .1 tssefla,nd readingo.y its t1 tIe;
Oarried on rollcajll,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justlee, ICnickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upper.an and 'f illiams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordina.nce~was 'read by its title and declared passed its
seeond reading. ,. '.' '
1l0V-ied by Behnke thiat the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on 1tsth11id.i'ea.d.ing l:>Y,its title;
Oarried (1). ..ro.1.l. C8i...l1,.Cords,la....l1do...rf,B.hn.ke,JUsti. .ee, Kniekrehrn,
Jllldenstein,Upper$nand Williams voting aye, nay none; ,
The Ordinanoe.wasa:ead by its title and declared passed its
third reading. .
lloved 'by Jllstiee tella t the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally pas$eq;;
Carried on roll e$ill,Co:rds,ralldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Knickrelun,
Kildenst:ein,upper$nand Williu.s voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor dee1ared the Ordinance finally passed and. approved the
same.
On motion ofWil11-.e the Tax~ lareOrdinance was referred 'back
to the Ordinance ct<>_ittee, in conferenee with the Mayor,Attorney
and the 'faSt Oompa)1y.
Report, of the 1fate'~,Llght &: Ice Oommissioner for Aupst was read
and on motion of l$lldorf placed on file.
The Oit,y _,ineer Reported adv:illJingtha-;;Sewer District 10.151
was completed according to OontraaJt:: andadvislng it:s acceptance
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and the sttti:ng ae aBoard of J:qualization thereon on Oct01l1er I"
1919,,,trom ?-30,~... to a O'oloCk,P.JI.and au mot-ion of lalldort'
th..'p!):L'v,,,as adoPted, said Sewer District lie .151 accepted alJd
the Q,ounoil tOSlitr aSIa! oard of Equali:.:&tlon WednesdayOct.2,
1929 from the hour' of 7-36,'... to a O'oloel P.ll.for theECJ.1J.al1.-
zing the cost the~eof and levyi1\g a tax to pay-for same.'
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Adjo\lirn.d.
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'BPOR! ,or 'AlPROPIIA'tIOJifSAJift:) UPEIft:) I 'rUBS
F0R' '1'HE FISCAL "WI. 1121-30
1'0 SEPt. 30, lla,
Apprepr1a:te4
Ixpen4ed.
Balance
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Salar1es
Streets & Alleys
Hy4ra.nt:aen tal
L1gat1nc
Sewer Inc14ent8.1
G):H:RAL rUll)
. 2,507.50 . 10,4'2.10
4,54S.3S 17,151.S4
5,SOO.00
16,750.00
2,452.08
PAVING FUND
3,114.$.
WaIO FUND
20,727.84'- 'JJ:<=~~I
Outfall Sewer
. 13,000
22,500
5,500
16, 750
ao,ooo
40,OQE)
10,000
. .14.000 .
191,750
1.B7a.03
I, 978. G2
PAme FUlD
i14. Qi
, POLlOI FUO
2,787.il
OEDDR! Fue
1,381.25
FIB FUll
1,050.13
Decree of 'Qt.
Incblelltals
5,000
11,000
9,000
20,000
20,000
&..500 ,.
2&.,25tJ
IOE FOD
1'IA'1'ER FUO
LIGH'l' IUIB
SEWER DIS'l'RIO'1'<J'UJD
PAVING BISTRIO! FOlD
BOND &: IJifTIRES'1'
'S,321.13
3,600.75
2S,S11.71
1,013.73
1.4,624..34
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GRAND TOTAL
72,800.11
Respectfully subm1ttea October 2, 1929.
H.E. OLInORD
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18,941.87
40,OOO.()$
SO,O()().OO
12.127.17
I~~,771.'.
4,48S.91
16,212.4'
7,618.71
17,547.11
16,385.11
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Gra.nd.Island.,~ebra.ska,Ootober 2,1.929,7-30,P....
The Oouncil met ~s aBoard. of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the lb:enefits acorueing to the respe~
tive 10t~,traots and. parcels of land in Sewer District NO.151
by reason of th~ 1a.ying of a Sewer therein and Levying aSpeola1
Tax to pay for said construction; His Bonor,the .ayor,presidl~
and all .e~bers present at roll oa11.
Proof of publication of Notice of this meetin.g was read and
p1aoed on file.
The C ouneil remained in session until 8 O.c10ck,P.... a.nd no
person having appeared to object't to or protest against the
proposed Asseasment and Levy, Fa11dorf presente~ the f.o11owing
Resolution an.dmeved its adoption;
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Mildenstein.Upperman and Williams voting aye. nay none. the Mayor
,declared the motion carried and the Resolutionla.dopted.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization were read and
approved.
.djourned
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Grand.
l.braska,OctQber a~19a9
TheOounoil met in regtdar session,H1s Honor,the llayorpresid.ir,lg
and. all :Members present at roll call.
'1'he minutes of the last Regular meeting were read. and. approved.
Bid. of O.H.Tully Fence Oo.,fE>r Fence at the Oemetery was read
and. on motion of lildenstein'referredto the Oemete~y Oommittee.
'1'he Oity Attorney presentedUDecree ofCourtc in the oasElof
. '1'he Oity of Grand Island vs. Sylvest,er '1'.Soott,etal. and on
motion of Justioe the same wais Placed on file.
'1'rinityLutheran Sohool filed! a. retluest that Vine street be
olosed fro. Seoond to '1'hird Streets from 12 o'olook,noon to
1;15 P.... to. avoid dangertoiSolaool Ohildren during noon hour
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~d onmqtion ofJus~ioe the ~eq.est was referred. toSt.Oommittee.
. S\I. WO-!baohSons filed reques;t that they beallo.eda small
feielusive ParkingSpaoe on East side of thetr Store Building
and on motion of Williams the matter was referred to St.Oom.
Petition of Emil r.Roeser,etal. for the oreation of an Eleatro-
-lier District on Koenig Street from Locust to Blaine was read
and on motion of Justice referred to the Light Oommittee.
Petition of '1'odd Rittenhouse and others for Street Lights
on Oherry Street at the 13, &15 ,Street interseotions was
read and on motion of Justioereferred to the Light Oommittee.
A oommunioation from the Wa.tet,Light & Ioe Commissioner waa
read giving a list of items lnethe Water Department and
Justioe presented the fOllowi*g Resolution assessing said
items against the property b.enefitted;
RESOLUTION.
230.
WHEREAS, the Water Oommissioner of the Oity of Grand Island, Nebraska,
has made report in writing, pursuant to Ordinances numbered 286 and 730,
giving the names of the owners of record with a description of the several
lots, tracts and parcels of land that are subject of liens under said
ordinances. and giving the amount of the liens as below set forth for del-
inquent wa,ter rates and for tile proper cost of 19-ying water service pipes
from the city water mains to the curb lines of the respective lots be-
low desoribed, before the streets, abutting on the several lots, were
Paved, and after due notioe to the respeotive owners to lay such service
pipes, published for five days by the Oity Clerk of satd City, as by
ordinance provided, ttle owners having failed for more than thirty days
after the date of the last publication to lay sucn service pipes before
such streets were paved,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY COUNOIL, of the Oity of Grand
Island, Nebraska, that the report of the Water Commissioner, certify-
ing the several amounts that are delinquent and are Charges and liens
upon the respective lots, tract s and parcellS of land as hereinafter
set forth, wi th the respective owners t11ereof, for water ratelir and cost
of laying water service pipes, be and it is hereby approved and that a
special tax, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent :erom October 2,
1929, be and it is hereby levied and assessed against the several lots,
tracts and paro:els of land in the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, pur-
suant. to said report in the amounts set opposite tne respective lots as
by.ol'9-inance provided; eaCh of said several lots, tract s and parcels of
land ~re assessed as follows:
Name
Lot
H. G. Wellensiek
3
O. C. Hansen 1
C. O. Hansen 2
A. Wood S~ of 1&2
Martin Ott 10
Mollie Wiseman . W.,~6.4J ft.
of '- 2
Ohas. A. Rollins 2
A. V. Hyde 3
A. V. Hyde 4
~hos. F. P~lzel 3
Gee. Broadwell Est. 1
Geo. Broadwell Est. 2
Anna Milisen 2
Anna M:i.lisen 3
R. Si~bert 2
Jas. M. Pierce
(deceased) 5
Ida M. Watts Est. 2
~ Elzda Berry 1.
"G.L. Bastian 2
A. R. Brol'm 3
A. R. Brown 4
Mrs. Geo Tilley 2
Benn J. Cunningham 3
G. J. Siemers 8
Edna P. Richmond 10
Edna P. Richmond 11
Edna P.. Richmond 12
Fred Ashton 1
ed Ashton 2
, d Ashton 3
ry O. Ree &
o Monsen
ith H. Kierig
ed Ashton
gnes Mathews
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Mattie Frank
W. :$. Fran.1t
Robt. E.Gilbert
Block
52
4
4
9
10
12
18
2
2
12
11
11
18
18
5
10
45
46
46
47
47
27
43
5
5
5
5
9
9
9
Addition
Packer 8: Barr
2nd.
Lakeview
Lakeview
Olark's
Russel & Weeler
Clark's
Rollin's
Arnold & Abbott
Arnold & Abbott
Bonnie Brae
Bonnie Brae
Bonnie Brae
Original Tovm
Original Town
Wasmer's
.Gil bert's
Russell &
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Mattie Frank
Mattie Frank
Gus Danhausen N 54'
Geo Rasmus sen
Alma & John Garbers
Carl V. Vick
Marous Cornelius
Lafe Campbell
Lafe Campbell
W. E. Clayton
W. E. Clayton
_W. E. Clayton
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W. E. Clayton
Joseph Eberl
p Joseph Eberl
Louise Sothman
Helen Sothman
_/-01 J. Oorda
_/0. J. avlJe~
Wm & Louise Sieloff
Thomas Millar
Jack Scott
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Paul & Hazel Huston
Paul Sothman
Paul Sothman
Wm Babel
Fred Ashton
FreaC Ashton
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Fred Ashton
Florence Miller &
A. O. Lederman Est. 1
C. D. Krebs, 3
John Allan Estate 4
Mayme Gorham .5
Mrs. Thos Connor 1
Mrs~ Thos Connor 2
Mrs. Thos vonnor, 3
Mrs. Thos Connor 4
N Mrs. Thos Connor 5
G. I. Land Co. 7
John Devlin 6
L. G. Allan 7
L. G. Allan 9
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10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk of the City of Grand
I Island, be and he is hereby instructed and directed to certify to the
, County Olerk of said Hall County a certified copy of this resolution,
directing that the amounts assessed against tne different premises as shown
above, be plaoed upon the assessment books and tax books of said County
for oollection as other taxes.
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.~ved by Justice that the Resolution be adopted and the 0 lerk
"J instructed to certify same to the' Oounty Olerk as provided in.
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sa.id Resolu.tion,; Oa.rried on roll ca.ll,Oords,ralldorf ,Behnke,
Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none; The Ma.yor declared the mo~ion ca.rried and the Resolut-
~ -10n adopted.
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Report: of Appraisers appointed under Ordina.nce 10.1306
was presented as follows;
Grand Island, Nebraska, .
. September ~t1, 1929.
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR A~m CITY COUNCIL
of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska:
In pursuance of Ordinance 1'Io. 1306 of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebrasit~,;E.,p\rovidi!lgfor tn.e appropriation and
condemnation of private property for the use of the City of
Grand I sland, Nebraska, for lift station, sewer, street and
alley or public utility purposes in the Sou.th East Quarter
tlf 'tlbl.e South East Quarter of the North East Quarter, (SEt
SEt :tEl) near the intersection of Nebraska Avenue and Calif-
ornia Avenue extended in section 21, township 11, North of
range 9, West of the 6th P. M. and for street and alley or
public utility purposes in South two (2) acres of SW,t of swi
of NWt of Section "22, Township 11, North of Range 9, West of
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the 6th P. ~!i:/tfor an extention of South Elm Street across all
of Lot three and the West 25 feet of Lots 1 and 2 in Tucker's
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The Sewer 0 ommltt~e presented Reporv as follows;
Octooe.l' 3, 1~29.
TO 'l'J:1E liON. MAYOR AND OITY OOU.NCIL o:t' tne Oi ty of' Grand
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Island, Nebraska:
We, tne majority of' your committee on sewers after having
carefully examined the report of tne appraisers, who fixed the dam-
ages in the appropriation and condemnation of private property for
a lift station and street purposes in tne Southeast Quarter of the
Soutneast Quarter of Northeast Quarter, (SE-k SEt NE~), West 01 tne
intersection of Nebraska Avenue and Oalifornia Avenue extended in
Section 21, Township 11, North of Range 9, West of tne 6th P. M.
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and for Street and public utility purposes in Soutn 2 acres of
Soutnwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter of Nortnwest Quarter (swt
sw-k NWt), of Section 22, Township 11, North of Range 9, West of'tne
6 P. M. and for an extension of Elm Street South across all of Lot
3, and the West 25 feet of Lots 1 and 2 in Tucker1s Addition and
across the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Belt Line Railroad right-of-
way and property in tne .NOrtheast Quarter of .Northeast Quarter of
Nortneast Quarter (NEt NE~ NE~), of Section 21, in Township 11,
Nortn of Range 9, West 01' tne 6 P. M. and part of Lot 1, in Block
1, in First Artistic Homes Addition, all in the City Of Grand Island,
, in Hall County , Nebraska, hereby recommend that the report of tne
appraisers be approved and tnat the amounts specified in said report
for the respective tracts and parcels of land be paid to the resp-
ective parties, owning and having interest in the property for wnich
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assessed, respectively as assessed, or if refused, deposited with
the City Treasurer, subject to the orders of tne owners and parties
interested respectively and tilat payment be made out of the general
fund or any other surplus fund, and that after such payment, tne
City occupy and possess for its own use tne property so appropriated
by Ordinance No. 1306, and that the Council shall assess and levy
the whole expense and damage, or such part thereof as it may consider
proper, incurred in the creation of such streets, avenues, and
alleys or easements for public utilities, so appropriated, upon the
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~ real property fronting upon the smae and other property nearby, that
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may be benefited thereby, in proportions according to benefits and
. that such assessments and levy Shall be made by resolution at the
regular meeting of the Council on October 16, 1929, and that
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of the time of such meeting and that such-assessments will be made
thereat, sHall be publi shed in a. newspa.per in said 01 ty ten days
before such meeting.
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Moved by Falldor! that the report be adopted; Carried on roll
oall Oords~Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,XnlokrehmJM1ldenetein,
Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none.
'slldor! presented the following Resolution and moved its adoption
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RES 0 L U TI 0 N.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL of the
,Ci ty of Grand I sland, Nebraska:
That the report of the appraisers, Marcus Ooxnelius, Henry
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BartenbachA Herman Hennke, with reference to the appropriation and
payable to the persons named as owners in said report in the amounts
specified in said report and deliver same to tne parties owning and
naving interests in tne property for wnicl1 assessed, respectively
as assessed, or if refused, deposited with tne City Treasurer, sub-
ject to tne orders of SUCh owners and parties interested respective-
ly.
That upon the delivery of the said warrants or in the eve~
t of retusal, upon tne deposi t wi tl1 tne Oi ty Traasurer, suoj ect to tne
~rder ot' such owners and parties interested respectively, tnat tne
City take, occupy and possess for its own use the property so ap-
propriated by Ordinance No:. 1124; that tne Oi ty EngIneer Shall 1m-
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mediately upon tne delivery of said warrants, or in the event of a
reiusal, upon the deposit with tne City Treasurer, cause to be re-
corded in tne office of the Register of Deeds 01 Hall County, ~eb-
raska, an accurate plat and clear description of tne property so
taken; and that the City Council Shall assess and levy tne wnole
expense (Oll~ damage, or sucn part tnereot as it may consider proper,
in tne creation of such streets, avenues, and alleys or easements
1'01' public utili ties, so appropriated, upon tne real property front-
,ing upon the same and upon the property near by, that may be bene-
fited thereby, in proportions according to tne benefits and ~nat
suCh assessments and levy snaIl be made by resolution at the re~-
.QtY~ 1: "3 0 ?~, to 't, \ ,"n).
u1ar meeting of the Council on October 16, 1~29,yand tnat notice
of tIle time of such meeting and that such assessments will be made
thereat, shall be puuli Shed in a newspaper in said Oi ty ten days
Defore such meeting.
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Motion oarried on roll call, Oords, Falldoff, Behnke,Justioe,
Knickrehm,.Iildens'tein, Upperman and Williams voting ayetnay none;
and the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution
adopted.
TThe Street: Oommittee made report;
To Hon.Mayor & O,;i ty Oouncil;
We,your Oommittee on Streets and Alleys recommend the
Oity b11Y 84 one-hour Parking Signs from the Lyle Sign Oo.,@ 13'.'75
Respeotfully submitted. L.O.Williams
O.J.Cords
Geo.1Uldenst:ein
C.B.Justice
On motion of Williams the report wa.s adopt ea.
each.
The LightOommittee reported;
Grand Island,lebraska,Octob.er 2,1929
Bon. Mayor & Oity Oouncil,G rand Island,lebraska;
Gentlem.en;
We,youriOommitt:ee, on Water & Light,to whom was refe:tr$d
the Petition of Mrs.Vineoore.and others, for a Street Light at
Seventh & 11.P. St,PaulRailroad,beg to recmmmendthat the Oity
Clerk b.e instructed. to give proper notice to the Uniom Pacifio
Railroad Oompany,to install a light at suoh Railroad Orossing~
O.If.Justioe
B.Falldoril
O.J.Cords
L.O.Williams , Committee.
On motion of Justice the repor11, was adopted.
The Bond O~ommit'tee report:edfinding the Bond of W.If.Seamon,
Janitor,to be in proper form and the surety sufficient and on
motion of Upperman t~e Bond was approved.
On m.otion of Mildenstein the Bid of O.H. TUl1Y,llence C:o.,for
fence at the Cemetery was accepted and the Mayor & Clerk author-
ized to enter into Oontract for same.
Bills against the Oity Were read. and on motion of Mildensl1ei~
allowed, for list eee the OlaimRegister.
An Ordinance Creating Sewer District No.154 was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinanoe be placed. on its fir$t readi1W
Carried on roll call,OordstFalldorf,Behnke,Justice,Xnickrehm,
Mildens11e1n,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinanoe was read. and declared. passed its fmrst readiBg.
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and. the Ordinance
placed. on its se~nd reading by its title;
Oarr1 ed on roll e~llt Cords, ralldorf,Hehnke., In! ekrehm,.11dens1tet~J.
JUstioe)uPp.rma~~~Williams
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The Ordinance was read by it's title and declared passed its
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seoond rea.dlng.
M.oved by Williams tbat th,ru.les be suspended and. the Ordinanoe
plaoed on its third reading by its title;
Oarried on roll oall,Oords,ralldorf,Hehnke,Jnstioe,Kniokrehm,
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Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinanoe was read by its title and. d~o~ared passed its
third reading.
Moved b~ Xniokrehmthat the Grdinanoe be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Oarried on roll oall,Oords,ralldorf,Hehnke,Jusuioe,Xnilokrehltl,
Mildenst:ein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor dealared~ the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
An Ordinance,lo.1315,levying special taxes in Sewer District:
10.151 was presented;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinanoe be p1aoed on its first reading ;
Carried oaroll oall ,Oords,ra11dorf,Hehnke,Justioe,Xniekrehm,
Kildens1i:ein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,lay none;
2The Ordinance was read _,.~.m.m'" and declared passed its
First, '
..lIIm." reading;
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinanoe
placed on its seoond reading by its title;
Oarried on~rol1 call,Oords,ralldorf,Hehnke,Just:ioe,Kniekrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting. aye, nay norte;
The Ordinanoe was r.ad by its tit1e~/ and declared passed its
second reading.
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Moved bYl)hmke that the rules be sus,ended and the Ordinanoe
plaoed on its third reading by iis title;
Carried on roll oall,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Juatice,ICniOkrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and deo1ared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Williams tha.t the Ordinance be plaoed on its final pas$8@Il
and finally passed;
Oarried on roll oall, Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke , Justice,ICniokrehm.
l!ilden$uein,Upperll~a.p.dtl11i_s votiJlig ay_,naynone;
The Mayor deolared~b.eOrd1nanoe finall..ypassed and approVed the
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Fleports of the'V'a1'16t1a 01tyOfflcrers for Septemberdwerepreeentet
and read and on motion of Fal1dorf placed on file.
The Oity Ingine~r rePQ~ted the completion of Sewer District 10.153
and Ulount due the Oontracter ,Engineering ,Inspection,Priniing
and other expense and advising the s1t~ing as a Board of Equalizatna
on October 16,1929 from. 7-3G P.M. to 8 O'Olock P.I. and on
. motion of Fa11dorf the repo,rt wa.s a.dopted, the District a.ccepted.
and the Board. of Etua1isation to be held as adv1sed.therein;
the " lerkto give' proper not.iee thereof.
!heOity lJ1il:neerpr$stnted Istimate of the cost of conatruction
of Sewer D1.strieulo.-154 and on motion of Fa,11dorf the Ist"i_te
was adopted'andthe Olerk instructed to advertise for bi4s
for its construotion.
Adjourned
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Oity 01erk
Gfand. Is1a,nd,lebraska,October'16,1929,7-30,P..M.
TheOouneil me~ as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to.therespec-
tive lots, txacts and parce1~ or' land in:. Se.wer Dist:rict:; 10. 153
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~ reason of the laying of a Sewer therein and 1e-v:ying a Tax to
'"1' the expense thereof11 jAl1 .Members present at rollcall
'~s1dent .Mildenstein presiding in the absence of the :layor.
'get:ing and. Proof otthe Pub1ioation thereof were 'read
"tle.
.ined in session until 8 Olclook,P.M. and no
eared to object to or protest against the
tit and 'Levy, Fal1dorf presented the'fol1owing
~ed its adoption;
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Adjourned
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Grand Island, Nebraska, October l6,l929,7-30,P.M.
The Counoil met:. as aBoard of Equaliza.tion for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefitsaccrueing to the respec-
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tive lots,t~acts arid parcels of land in. Sewer District; No. 153
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by reason of the layiIlg of a Sewer therein and levying a Tax
pal the expense thereofll ; All Members present at roll call
ana. p'xe~ident Ml1denstein presiding in the absence of
Notice of ni~etlngand Proof oithe Pu'bJ.ication thereof
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and. placed on f'1le.
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The Council rema1ned in session until 8 Olclook,P.M. and no
'personhavin;gap~:eared to object to or protest against the
proposed Assessmei?,t and ',Levy, Falldorf presented the following
Resolutionand~~~ed its adoption;
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RES O:"L UTI 0 N
BE IT RESOLVED OF TEE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the
Ci ~y of. Grand Island, Nebraska, si tting as a Board of Equaliz-
atlon, ln accordance Wi~~ due notice given thereof, as required
by law, that we find the total cost of the construction of
Sewer District No. 153 to be the sum of $636.60; that the
benefits accruing to the real estate in said district to be
the sum of $636.60, and that the benefits accruing to the re-
spective lots, tracts, parcels of land in said sewer district
to be the sum set forth opposite the several description's,
as follows:
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w. G. Partridge 1 23 College Add. to .$31.83
West Lawn.
El ul a C. Gilbert 2 " " " 3lliI83
Grand Island Land Co. '3 II If << 3-1 .8:3
El ul a C. Illbert 4 II ff II 31 . 83
Union College of Iowa 5 II " II 31.83
Re al ty Investment Co. 6 It ff " 31.83
Union ColI ege of Iowa 7 " If << 31.83
Real ty Investment Co. 8 If fI " 31.83
Union College of Iowa 9 " << fI 31.83
Real ty Investment Co. 10 If 11 " 31.83
Union College of Iowa 11 fI fI It 31.83
Realty Investment Co. 12 11 I~ " 31.83
Bertha M. Smith 13 It tI tI 31.83
Realty Investment Co. 14 It " II 31 . 83
Anna Shafer 15 II If " 31.83
Real ty Investment Co. 16 11 fI fI 31.83
Elula C. Gilbert 17 It " II 31.83
" " It 18 If " II 31.83
F. A. 7erry 19 It " " 31.83
Elula C. Giilbert 20 " " " 31.83
To t al Cost t636.60
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Motion carried. on roll call,Cords,ralldorf,Hehnke,Justio:e,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,
nay none and the motion was declared carried and said
Resolution adopted.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board ofEq~alization were
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. Grand Island,Nebraska,Ooto'ber16,1929,7-30,P.M.
The'qounoil met ass. Boare of Equalization fir the purpose
of lCqua.+iZ,1Ilg and Asses1;Jing the benefits accrueing to the
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res.pective"'lots and tracts and n&rcels of land.' b.enefited
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'by the condemnation proceedings had and taken under
Ordinance No.~306 of the City of Grand Island,Nehraska
and Levying a Special Tax to pay said benefits; All
Members of the City Council being p~esent and President
Mil~enstein presiding in the absence of the Mayor.
Proof Qf Publioation of Notice of said Oondemnation pro-
ceedings was read and placed on file.
The Oouncil remained in; session until 8 O'cloek,P... and
no person appeare~ to object to or protest against the
proposed Assetsment and Levy ,whereupon Falldorf and
Williams presented the following Resolution and Williams
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Mot1on oarr1ed on 1'011 call, Co:bds, ralldorf,'Hehnke,Just1ce,Kn1ckr.elun' .'. ':'
M1ldenste1n.Upperm4n andW11l1ams v;ot1ngaye,nay none,and. the.mo'l;1on
was deeliL:r:ed oarr;.d.ndthe resolut10n~()pted.'l'heminu'l;e~ul1~~!
readandapproved~and on motion of Justice' the .0 .... u~ 11 a.djou.rn~./
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY OOUNOIL Of the City of
Grand I sland,Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization, in ac-
cord~tnce . wi th due notice given thereof, as required by' law, that
we flnd the total cost of opening "tnd ext ending Elm Street, South
to intersect Locust Street in the Oityof Grand Island, Nebraska
to be the sUffi.of $1613.40, and that the benefits accruing to the
, respective lots, tracts and parcels of land fronting upon said
street, to,be the sums set opposite the several descriptions, as
follows:
Owner.
Mattie Frani
C. B. & Q. Rrd.
O. B. &Q. Rrd.
W. R. Laubach &
,W. ,D. Stelk
W. R. Laubach &
W. D. Stelk
W. R. Laubach &
W. D. Stelk
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Addition
1st Artis:tic
South Park
South Park
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Assessment
$751.25
25.00
50.00
150.00
150.00
Fr. 1
Fr. 2
Tucker's
Tucker's
That portion of the tract of land lying
West of the West line of Tucker's Addi- '
tion in Easterly half of the land described as follows:
commencing at the Northeast corner of Section 21, Town-
ship 11, North, Range 9, West of the 6 P.M. thence North
89 degrees West for a distance of 292 feet thence South
62 degrees West for distance of 899 feet thence South 28
degrees East for a distance of 220 feet thence. North 62
degrees East for a distance of 1112 feet and thence due
North for a distance of 8S:'feettto the place of beginn-
ing.
375.00 ·
That we find the total cost of opening and extending Nebraska
Avenue across the South 33 feet of the South two acres of the
Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter'
of Section 22, in Township 11, North of Range 9, West of the 'SSP .M.
in said ci ty of Grand Island, Nebraska and of extending South Pine
Street in said Oity through the two-acre tract above described and
of condemning two.easements for public utility purposes between
Locust .and Pine Street and between Pine Street and the Ea.,st line
of said two-acre tract to be the SlJ1rl of $642.50 and that the benefit s
accruing to the,respective lots, tracts and parcels of land,front-
ing upon said streets and easements to be the sum set ~PPOSl te the
severa,l descriptions, as follows:
Owner Description Assessment
Oora A. Slater The West 297 feet of the North 99
feet of the South two acres of the
Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 22, in TOiJ'ffiship 11, North
of Range 9, West of the 6 P.M. lying between Locust
Street and the west Line of Pine Street extended $321.25
Oora A. Slate The East 270 feet of the North 99
feet of the said two-acre tract above
described lying between the East line of Pine Street ex-
tended and t11e West line of said two-acre tract. 321.2&
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Lee O.Williams
Henry H.Falldor~
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The Councll met ln regular SeSsloa,Pres1dent Mildenstein presi'-
ing,in the absence of the Mayor and all Members present at roll
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The minutes of the last regular meeting were :read and approved.
Bill of Chamberseonstrl1otion 00., for construction of Sewer
Eistrictlo.154 was opened and read and on motion of Falldorf
referred to the Se wer Oommittee.
o ommunication from the Independent as to ,Io.of forthcoming
Oity andOounty ~irectory desired'by the City was read and
on motion of Fallclorf referred to the Printing Oommittee.
The OityEngineerreported Sewer District 10.162 to be complete d
and on motion of 1&1140r1' therep,ort was adopted and. the Connoil
determiaed to sit as a Board of Equalization on Wednesday IOV4
6,1929 from 7-30P...to 's O'clock P.M. The Olerkto give
notice thereof.
The' Street Oommittee made report as folloW8;
To Honorable Mayor & OityOouncil;
Oct. 16, 1929
We your Oommittee on Streets and Alleys having examined the
protest filed against Paving Eist.IS5 find the same to be insuf-
ficient and therefore recommend that the Engineer be instructed
to prepare Estimates of costs and the 'Oity Olerk advertise for
bids; In order that this 131strict may be completed before cold. we...
-ther; We, further recommend that the Oouncil adjourn until S,P"
Oct.30,1929 at which time bids be taken for said. District.
L.O.Williams
RespectfUlly submitted; O.J.Oords
Geo..ildenstein
O. H.Justice, Committtee.
O. motion of Willi.-s the Report was atiopted.
The Oity Engineer reported that PavingDistrio~ 10.84 would. be
completed in a few days and. on mo:tion of Williams the Oity Ooun-
cil determined to lit as a. Board of Equalizauion on WedneSday
loveember 6,1929fr<tm the hour of 7-30,P.J4. to a O'Clock P.M. for
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the purpose of Equalizing anci Assessing the 0 08t thereof and
levylnga tex to paY60! same and the 'Clerk was instructed to
give proper notice thereof.
The Sewer Commit~ee made report as follows;;
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~1>ORT or THE 00&1 '1'TEE 01 SEWER.
To the Honorable Mayor & Oity Counci.l of
Grand Island, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
As per your instruction to the Committee on Sewer
to visit different Sewerage Disposal Plants and report its
finding to -your Honorable Body, the Oommtttee herewith sub-
mits its report:
Activa~ed Sludge Process of sewage Treatment. When
sewage containing a suitable supply of dissolved oxygen is
agitated for a sufficient length of time, the fine suspend-
ed matter and the colloidal substances gather into floc.
When the sewage thus coagulated is permitted to stand quies-
cent, this floc quickly settles and forms at the bottom of
the tank a very thin mud or sludge. This sludge is then with-
d.rawn and normallY contains abou'b-9a; per - cent of solids.
If such sludge be introducted into raw sewage, the rapidity
with which the suspended and' colloidal matters are coagulated
may be greatly increased.
The process as ordinarily carried' out consist of add-
ing to the~ewage in proper proportion of introducing sufficient
air tO~"provide enough dissolved oxygen to maintain aerobic
conditions anda~ltating the mlature until practically all of
the suspended ani colloidal matter has been allocated. or
absorbed by the floc introducted into the sewage. Themixture
is then conducted to tanks where the floc is removed by
sedimentation and the clear supernatant water passes away as
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The sludge may betisposed of in three different methods:
1. Drying on sand beds.
2. Pumpj.ng into lagoons or low land.
3. Conversion into commercial fertiilzer.
The committee's first visit was to the Milwaukee Sewage'
Disposal Plant. This plant is an activated sludge plant on
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Jones Island, whlop lies between Lake Michigan and the
Kinnickinnic River. The sewage is brought to the Island
from the mainland through two low-level siphons and two
high-level, laid under the harbor as told by the Engineer,
(Mr. Bauer) in charge of the plant, 75 feet below water
level. On reaching the plant the sewage passes through bar
screens, grit chambers and fine screens, and thence into the
activated sludge ta~ks. From these tanks the effluent passes
into the lake. That part of the sludge that is not returned
to the tanks is pumped to a filter house, where it is dewatered,
dried, screened and put into condition for sale as material
for fertilizer. The Standard of Purification from raw sewage
to effluent, adopted by the Commission, is 90 per cent re-
duction of bacteria, 95 per cent reduction of suspended'matter
and a stability of 72 hours.
We shall t:y to give you a discription of the plant
as given by Engineer Bauer:
The four Siphons consist of one line of a high-level
48 diameter and one low-level, 54 inches diameter. The second
line consist of a high-level 72 inches diameter and a low-level
of 42 inches diameter. The maximum capacity of the four siphons
is 317,000,000 gallons daily. The high-level flows to the plant
by gravity, the low-level must be pumped.
On reaching the plant the sewage goes to a coarse screen.;;
from the screen house the sewage passes to'a grit chamber. From
the grit chamber the sewage passes to the fine screen. These
sC.reens are of a large drum. type, about 8 feet in diameter and
about 8 feet long. The material collected on the outside of these
screens is removed by brushes which travel across the screens.
From the fine screens the effluent flows through a mixing channel,
in which screened sewage is mixed with returned activated sludge.
This mixed sewage and sludge is called mixed liquor. This mixed
liquor passes' into feed channels. These channels supply the
aeration tanks.
The aeration ta.iks contain the F11tir& plates. Air Oom-
pressed to 8 to 10 pounds per square in,c1\ppressure is
PWIlped through these lI'iltmo plates, that are placed in
the bottom of the aeration tanks.
After 6 hours contact with the air and return
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sludge in these tanks, the mixed liquor then pa,sses to
sedimentation tanks. The effluent from the sedimentation
tanks is discharged into the lake, clear and odorless.
The sludge settling in the sedimentation tanks is removed
continuously from the bottom, under pressure of the hydro-
static head. The sludge is collected in a sludge.well
from which some of .the sludge is pumped back into the mix-
ing channel. The excess sludge is carried by a cast iron
pipe to tanks where it is prepared for fertilizer.
The total cost of the Milwaukee plant was given to
us as nine million dollars <$SiOOQ~;OOQ) for a hundred million
gallon treatment, The operating expense was given as nine
hundred thousand ($9oo,OOO) per ann~. The revenue for
sale fertilizer lsabout six hundred thousand dollars
($600,000) per a~num. This plant was designed for 750,000
to 800,000 popUlation.
We find the plant odorless, the effluent clear, and
no odor of any kind. The only odor found was in the fertilize.r
plant, which was not offensive.
The next plant the committee visited wa~ that of
Waukesha, Wisconsin. This plant is of the sprinkling filter
type. Found no odor at the plant, the only odor was at the
filter bed, "hich w(is not offensive. The effluent clea.rand
n~ odor. Total cost $185,000.00 for ground and sewer extel'l-
tion. Population 18,000. Gas of digestion tank burned, used
for heating.
The third. plant visited by the committee Was the North~
side Plant of Chicago. This plant 1s of the activated sludge
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type and very large. Is on the same principal as the
Milwaukee Plant only larger. Found absolutely no odor
at the plant, effluent olear, no odor. Sludge is pumped
to another plant 17 miles away. It is very remarkable
that there is no odor of any kind. Plant designed for
800,000 people, cost was given at $19,000,000. I)ia not
learn the operating expense.
Aurora, Illinois. This plant 1s of the sprink-
ling filter type. Found no odor at the plant, the only
odor found was at the filter beds, however, not offenSive.
Effluent olear ana odorless. No sludge, was to be inspeoted
as this a new plant. Cost of #700,000, present plant
designed for 75,000 people.
West Ohioago, (Maywood). This plant is of the
aotivated sludge type, inoluding an experiment station.
This plant was designed for 50,000 people at a oost of
one-half million dollars. Plant in full operation. No
odor at the plant, effluent olear and no odor. At this
plant the committee found the o!,portunity to find some
freshly drawn sludge, which was drawn about 2 hours before
the oommittee arrived at the plant. This sludge was
absolutely odorle$s, also was shown some sludge that was
drawn about 8 days before. Same near absolutely odorless.
After the foregOing findings, the Committee reooIJPIenas
that a Sewage Disposal Plant of the activated sludge pro-
cess type, be erected and built at the present site, out-
lined and disorib~d in the report of Blaok & Veatoh, Consult-
ing Engineers. Report date Deoember 7th, 1928.
The Committee further firidthat in retaining the
present site a saying of approximately $85,000 oan be made,
which is in favor> of the present site and the activated slUdge
type disposal plant.
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Oa.rl Helmke
I..O.Williams
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On motion of
of the minutes.
The Street Oommittee presented report as follows;
'al~dorf the report was adopted8.1ld made apart.
To Hon.Kayor and 01ty Council;
We your Committee on Streets & Alleys recommend that the re-
quest of the Lutheran School for use of Vine St. during noon
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hour and S.J.Wolbaclifor a ft. space on East side of their store
for unloading Mdse. be granted. L.O.Williams
O.B.Justice
O.J.Cords Committee.
On motion of Williams the report: was adopted.
A commumieation from the Oaurch Council of the Ev.LutheraJ. Con-
gregat~on Wa~e$Sing their appreoiation. of the action of th~
Oouneil closing Vine Street from 2" to *3" during the Noon hour
was read and placed on file, on motion of Justice.
On motion of Falldorf the claim of O.O.Benson for Ohemica1
serVvioes for July,!ugust & Sept. 1120 was allowed.
On motion of Fal1dort 'the Olaim against JOUiDegan for Lot
59 in Seotion D,Grand Island Cemetery and permanent oare ther~
im the total sum of #150 and interest: thereon wa.s referred to
the City Attorney for suit.
The Street Committee made report as follows;
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Oct.16,1929
We your Oommittee on Streets and Alleys recommend that
the Oounoil approve the changes whioh the Burlington R.R. propos~
to make at their overhead orossing on 2" Street.
L.C.Williams
Respeotfully submitted. O.J.Cords
Geo.IUla.enstein
o.H.Justice
Oommittee
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On motion of Williams the report: was adopted.
The Light Committ.eereported as folloW's;
Hon.Jlayor & Oity Counoil,Grand Is1and,Neb.Oet.16,1929
G entlelln; ,
We, your Oommittee on Water& Light to whom has been
referred the Petition of Todd Rittenhouse and others )for the
installation of street lights on North Cherry Street ,beg to
reoommend that their request be granted and the Light Oommiss1o~
instruoted to have the same installed. C.H.Justioe
H.ra11dorf
C.J.Oords
L.O.Wi11iams,Committe.
On motion of Justioe the report was adopted.
ra1ldor! present.ed i;fheJ'ollowing Resolution and moved its
adoption .
Grand Islanl,Ie'braska,Ootober 16,1929.
on motion of Falldorf the report was adopted.
Report of the Kilk InspeotionDepartment was reoeived a.nd. on
motton of falld.orf plaoed on file.
The Light Oommittee was granted further time for report, on
Petition fo}; Lighting Distriot on West Koenig Street.
Bills againat the City were presented and read and oltlmotion
of Justioe allowed;for list see the Claim Register;
An Ordinanoe, N0.l316,Levying a Special Tax in Sewer Distriot,
10.153 was presented;
Koved by Justice that the Ordinanoe be placed on its firs~
reading d
Oarried on rp1l oa11,Oords,Fa1Idorf,He~nke,Justice,Knickrehm,
14ildenst:ein ~nd Upperman and Williams voting aye ,nay none;
The Oxdinanc. was read a.nd deolared passed its first rea.dlq..
Moved. by TJppermu. tha.t the rules besuspettded and the Ox4i-
nance placed on its seoon4 rea.dingby its title;
Oarried On roll ca11,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,ICniokrebm,
JU1denstein,TlTpperman and Williams vO:iing aye, nay none;
The Oxdinance was re~td by its title and deolared passed its
second rea.di~g.
Koved by Xniokrebm tha.tthe rules be suspended and the Ordi-
nance plaoedon its third reading by its title; .
Oarriecion rOJl oall,Cords,Fal1d0rf,Hehnke,Justloe,Kni<rlcrelua,
Mildenst:eln, qpperman and. Willipsvotingaye,nay none;
The Ord.inan()t~ '\Vas rea.d by' its tl tIe and declared passed
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BE IT 'RESOLVED BY THE KAYORAND OITY OOUNOIL or THE OITY
OF GRAND ISLAD,NEBBASKA; THA!A RISING VOTE OF THAIIS
BE UTEDED TO THE ENGINEERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS' OF THE
SIVIBAL SEWERAGE DISPOSAL PLANTS VISITEE BY THE SEWn
OOMMITTEE or ~HIS CITY DURING THE PAST WEU rOR THE
KINDLY OONSIDERATION AND MAlT COURTESIES EXTENDED TOT!I
TO
OOD:t'l"l'EE liD THI OPPORTUNITY VISIT AND INSPEOT THEIR'
SEVERAL PLA.rI,TS AND SEETHE' WORKIIG THEBEOf.
BE ITFTJRTQR DeOLVED THAt A COpy Of THIS,. RESOLUTION
EAOH OJ'
BE SENT TO THE SAID .IIGIIEERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS
BE!n~y i~1~*ldorf
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Moved by Willi1a.ms that the Ordinan.ce be placed on its final
pa.ssage. and finaily passed; ...... ,
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrenm,
Mildenstein)Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The President of the Oouncil declared the Ordinance finally
passed and. later the'Mayor .approved the same.
An Ordinance Levying Special Taxes to pay the expense of the
Oondemnatiomproceedings under Ordinance 10.1306 was presenfd;
Moved by Justice that the Ordinance be placed on itsflrs1t
reading. ·
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Oarried on 1'011 oall,Clords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Xnickreq,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first, reading.
Moved 'by Inick3,'ehm tha.t the rules be s\ulpended and the Ordi-
nance placed on its seaend reading by its title;
Oarried on roll ucall,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Just1ce,ICniokrellp.,
Jlildenstein,Upperl1an and Williams voting aye, nay none;
l' he Ordinance was read by its title and declared pa.ssed is
second rea.ding;
Moved 1)y Williams that the rules be sl1l1pended and the Ordi-
nance placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Oords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,ICnickreq,
Kildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and dec~ared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Hehnke that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Oarried on roll call,Clords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Inictrehm,
:Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The President of the Oouncil declared the Ordinance finally
passed and later the Mayor approved the same.
An Ordinance,Jo.13l8,in reference to connections to the Sewer
was presented,;
:Moved by Falldorf that the Ordinance be placed on its first t~
reading; ,
Oarried on roll call Oords,Falldorf,Behnke,Justice,Iniekrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting@.ye,naynone;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading:
:Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its..title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf;iehnke,Justice,Knickrehmi
lUldenet.eill, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none; The Ora.J:.
nance was read by its'title 8: declared passed its 2nd read~
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordin~
nee placed on.its third reading by its title; ,
Oarried on roll call , Cords, falldorf,Kehnke, Justice, Iniokrehm-
Mildens1i.ein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay nonet
The Ordinance ,was read by its title. ,and deolared passed:
its third reading.
Moved by Xnicktehm that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and fi~ally passed; .
Oarried on ro11 call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justiee,Kniokrehm,
lUldenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The President of the Oounoil dee1ared the Ordinance finally
passed and later the Mayor approved the same.
The SewerOomm~ttee made report;
To Ron.Mayor &: Oity Oouncil; 00t.16,1929
We,your Commltteeon Sewers find the bid of the
Ohaa;bere Oonet.Co. to be the lowest;' and best: bid on Sewer
Diet,. * 154, therefore recommend they be awarded the Contrac~
Respect.fully suomi tted.
H.Falldor:f,
Carl Hehnke,
L.O.Williams
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On motion of '~llQ.Qrf the report., wasadopt.ed.
FrankIOlsell+t<i1:ess edth".~()uncila.stothe :dump g:r;ouni:
on moti~n of, JU$ti.ee 'thema-tter wasr_ftQt,h,etll ,;'1"
erty 00_i/'t;ee"':;h1ower10 act.~nmo of Jus~ic~',." 0"
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The Oouncil met pursuant to adj ournment, the Mayor presiding, ~.
and Cords, Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, and
Upperman present at roll call, absent Williams.
Mr. Amidon of the 'Chamber of Commerce addressed the Council
suggesting that Cleveland street lying between Second and Third
. Streets be vacated for commercial purposes.
The matter was referred to the Street and Alley and City
Property Committees who made the following report:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
We, the Street and Alley and City Property Committee,
to whom the>matter of the vacating of the Cleveland $treet
between 2nd and 3rd Streets and the alleys in Blocks 7 and
8, Baker's!ddition, City of Grand Island was referred, beg
to report that we recommend that that portion of Cleveland
Street between the l30uth line of Third Street and the north
line of Second street and the alleys in Blocks 7 and 8 in
Bakerts Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska, be
vacated.
Dated October 30, 1929.
C. H. Justice
Geo. Mildenstein
C. J. Cords
Carl Knickrehm
LouisE.. Upperman
Justice moved that the report be adopted. Motion carried.
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Ordinance No. 1219, vacating Cleveland Street, lying between
2nd and 3rd Sta, was presented;
Moved by Mildensteln that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading. Carried. on roll call, Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justice,
Knickrehm, Mildenstein and Upperman., voting aye, nay none, absent
Williams. The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first
reading.
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by title. Carried on roll call,
Cords, ralldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, and Upper-
man voting aye, nay none, 8;bsent Williams. The Ordinance was
read by its ti tIe and fedita.red passed its second reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by title. Carried on roll call,
Cords) Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, and Upper-
man voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance was read
by its title and declared passed its third reading~
Moved by Upperman that the Ordinanoe be placed on its fin
and finally passed. Carried on'roll oall, Cords, Falld
Justice, Knickreh~, Mildenstein, and Upperman voting aye,
absent Williams. The Mayor delcared the Ord1nance finally
and approved the same.
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The following Resolution was presented, Moved by Justice
that the Resolution be adopted. Carried on roll call, Cords,
Falldorf, Rehnke, Justice,.I{nickrehm, Mildenstein, and Upperman
voting aye, nay none, absent Williams.
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebr~ska, that said Oi ty:,,,sell and convey the
strip of land lying between Blocks 7 and 8, in Baker's Addition
to the City of Grand Island, in Hall COUnt31, State of Nebraska,
extending from the South line of Third Street to the North line
of Second Street, in s'aid Oi ty, when Ordinance No. 1219, becomes
effective, to A. C. Mayer of Grand Island, Nebraska, for a
consideration of trOe.oo.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor be, and he is hereby
authorized,empowered,and directed on behalf of said City to make,
execute, acknow~edge and deliver to said A. C. Mayer, a deed for
said premise,s, on behalf of the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska,
a.nd that the City Olerk be authorized and directed to attest the
same and to affix thereto, the corporate seal on behalf of said
City of Grand Island,as'soon as said Ordinance No. 1219, vacating
that portion of Cleve]and Street covering the premises above des-
cribed, becomes effective, and a;fter the purchase price therefor
has been paid to the Oity Treasurer, provided however, no abstract
of title be furnished the purchaser.
GEO. MILDENSTEIN
O. J. OORDS
LOUI S E. UPPERMAN
OARL KNICKREHM.
Ordinance No. 1320, creating a ZoningOommission, was presented;
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading. Carried o~ roll call, Cords, Falldorf,. Hehnke, Justice,
Knickrehm, Mi1denstein, Upperman voting aye, Bay none. Absent
Williams. The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first
reading. <
Moved by 'KIlickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by title. Carried on roll call, <
Oords, Fa.lldorf, Hel'l.nke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, and Upper.....
man voting aye, naynoae, absent Williams. The Ordinance was
read by its title and declared passed its secondre&ding.
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Moved by Upperman th~t, the rules be suspended a.nd the Ordinance
be placed oni ts third reading by title. Oarried on roll ca.ll,
Oords, Falldorf, Behnke, Justice, Knickrehm, Mildenstein, and
Upperman voting aye, nay none, absent Williams. The Ordinance
was read by its title and declared passed its third reading.
Moved by Justice tha.t the Ordinance be 'placed on its finallpassage
and finally passed. Oarried on roll 'call, Oords, Falldorf, Rehnke,
Justice, Knickrehm,Mildenstein, Upperman, voting aye, nay none,
absent Williams. The Mayor declared the Ordinance fina.lly passed
and approved the same.
The Mayor appointed the folloWing persons to be members
of the Zoning,Oommis,sion:
First Ward. .
Ray Bottorf
B. R. McGrath
Osoar R. Kirkschke
Rufus Geer
Second. Ward
J. L. Cleary
Jo:nn Fe~guson
A. F. Buechler
Third Ward
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Late Campbell
Sam Greenberger
Fourth Ward
Dave Alexander
W. F. Krehmke
L. A. ~aughlin
On motion of Falldorf the appointments were confirmed. Motion
carried.
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Bids of Midstate Oonstruction Company, Diamond Engineering 00.,
and Roberts Oonstruction Oompany, for paving Paving District No. 85,
were opened and read. Moved by Justice that they be referred to
the street and Alley committee. Motion carried.
The fallowing R~solution was presented:
Resolution
RESOLVED, by th~ Oity Oouncil of the City of Grand Island,
NebraSka, the Mayor concurring:
That the Mayor peand is hereby authorized and directed to
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enter into a contract with Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy :Railroad.
Company, permitting the City to lay and maintain an/IS inch or 20
inch storm sewer under the tracks and right of way of the Railroad
Company on the belt line track in South Pine street a~ Grand Island,
Nebraska.
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LOUIS E. UPPERMAN
HENRY H. FALLDORP'
CARL HEHNKE
GEO. MILDENSTEIN
C. J. CORDS
C. H. JUSTICE
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Attest:
H. E. CLIFFORD
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Falldorf moved that the Resolution be adopted. Motion carried.
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The Bonding Committee reported fin& ~e bon~of John C. Teft,
for Plumber'S license, The' Commercial State Bank of Grand Island,
Depository Bond, and 'the Chambers Construction Company for Sewer
District *154, to be in proper form and sureties on each of them
w~re
sufficient, ani on motion of Upperman they each and alVapproved.
Adj ourned.
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REPORT OF APPROPBIAl'IONSAND EXPENDITURES
FOR T'HEFISOAL YEAR 1929-30
to OOTOBER 31, 1929
Appropriated EXpended Balanoe
GENERAL FUND
. 13,000 # 2,507.50 . 10,492.50
22,500 9,189.12 13,310.88
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Streets de Alleys
Hydrant
Lighting
5,500
16,750
20,000
40,000
60,000
14.000
191,750
3.342.31.
'20,109.52
PARR: FUND
1,135.22
POLIOE FUND
4,326.22
OEMETERY FUND
1,925.63
FIRE FUn
4,021.43
PAVING FUND
5,294.19
MUSIO FUND
Sewer Ino.
5,070.59
Outfall Sewer
Deoree of Ct.
Inoidentals
5,000
.19,000
9,000
20,000
20,000
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'4,500
269,250
36,812.21
8,400.94
6,090.19
48,570.39
2,~50.98
14,743.56
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WATER FUND
LIGHT FUND
SEWER DISTRIOT FUD
PAVING DISTRIOT FUND
BOND & INTEREST
Grand Total
117,168.27
Respeotfu11y submitted November 6, 1929.
H. E. OtIFFOD
Oity 01erk
5,500.00
16,750.00
14,929.41
40,000.00
60,000.00
10;657.69
111,640.48
3,864.78
14,673.78
7,074.37
15,978.57
14,705.81
4,500.00
232,437.79
Grand Island, Nebraska, November 6, 1929, 7-30 P. M.
The Council met as aBoard of Equalization for the purpose of
equalizin:c~ and assessing tile benefi ts accruing to trie respect-
ive lots, trC1.cts and parcels of land in Sewer District No. 152,
in tne Ci ty of' Grand Island, Nebraska, by reason of tile laying
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of a semler therein and levying a tax to pay for tt18 same; ilis
Presidellt
Honor, the M~ presiding, and Cords, Falldorf, Knickrenm,
Mildenstein, Upperm:=m, Justice, Williarl1s and Helmke present
at roll CEtll. Pl:'oof ofpubl~cation of notice or meeting as a
Board of Equalization was reeel 8.nd placed on fi Ie.
The Council remained in oession until tS o'clock
P. M. and no person 118ving aopeared to obj ect to or protest
8,a;8inst tne proposed assessment and levy; Fal1dorf preser'!ted
ttle following resolution and moved its adoption; motion ceuried
on roll call; Oords, Falldorf, Knl ckrellm, Mi Idenstein, Upperma,n,
Justice, Hehnke and Williams voting aye, nay none, and the
President
~ declared tl1e motion carried and tile resolution adopted.
The 'minutes of tile meeting as a Board of Equalization
were read and approved. On motion the Oouncil adjourned as
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BE IT RICSOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY COU,NOIL of the
quired by law, that we find the total cost of the construction
of Sewer District No. 152 to be tne sum of $945.16; that tne
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benefits accruing to tne real estate in said district to be
the sum of $945.16, and that the benef'i ts accruing to the I' es-
pective lots, tracts and parcels of' larrtl in said sewer distriot
to be the sUm set forth opposite the several descriptions, as
follows:
Owner Lot Blk. Addition Aht.
Fred 1N. AShton, etal 1 9 As11ton Place $40.64
Fred_ w. AShton, et 801 2 9 It " 39.15
Fred w. Ashton, et al 3 9 It It 39.13
Harry o. Ree m
Geo. Monson 4 9 II It
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The Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the,resp$'C-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Paving District No.84
of said City by' reason of the Paving thereof and Levying a Tax
to pay for said Paving; President Mildenstein presiding andall
Members present at roll call;
The Co~cil remained in session until 8 0' clock P.M.
and no person ha.ving appeared to object to or protes.t against
the proposedAss~ssment and LeV'y ,Proof of Publication of Notice
of meeting as a ~oard of Equalization was read and filed and
Williams presented the following Resolution which was read;
o 'wner Lot Blk Addition Punt.
L. R. Burnett 5 9 AshtBn PI ace :~39 .13
Edi tll H. Kierig &
Virgil Bald 6 9 II II 39.13
Fred 'Jv. As11t on, et al 7 9 " II 39.13
Edmund C. Brosse&u 8 9 " " 39.13
Alfred Lilienttlal 9 0 " II 39.13
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Fred w. Ashton et al 12 9 I' It 40.64
Fred \V. AShton et a1 13 9 " II 40.64
Fred W. Ashton et al 14 ,9 " II 39.13
Fred Vif . Ashton et al 15 9 " 11 39.13
Fred 1M ASl1ton et ELI 16 9 II " 39,.13
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L. R. Burnett 17 9 II It 39.13
Fred lV. Ashton, et al 18 9 " " 39.13
Fred W. As.tlton et eLl 19 9 II II 39.13
Fred W. Ashton, et al 20 9 II II 39.13
William Brase 21 9 " " 39.13
'Wil1iam Brase 22 9 " II 39.13
.Elsie C. Vieregg 23 9 II It 39.13
Fred vv. Ashton, et al 24 9 " " 40.64
TOTAL COST, "$945.16
Henry H.Fa1ldorf
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RESOLUTION.
BE I T RESOLVED by the Mayor and Ci ty Counctl of tl-1e Ci ty of
Grand IslEmd, Nebra.ska, sitting a,s a Board of Equalization in
accordance wi tll due noti ce gi ven tJ:;rereof, as required by la-w,
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that we fj.nd tIle total costs of the construction of Pavins~' Dist-
:rict No. 84, to be the sum of $18,015.6'7; ttHlt the benefits ac-
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cuing to the real estate in said district to tJe tIle sum of
$18,015.67, and that the benefits accruing to the respective lots,
trclcts and p6,rcels of land in said Paving Di strict to be the sum
as set forth opposite the several descriptions as follows:
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Henry Ba.rtenback 1 86 Orig. Town. $ 729.85
Julius Boeck 2 86 II II 312.7-9
St. Mary's Church 7 86 II II 312.79
St. Mary's. Church '8 86 II II 729.85
G. I. Liederkran:z:, 3 87 " II 312.79
G. I . Liederkranz, 4 87 II II 729.85
Robert Teviotdale 5 87 II II 729.85
Nebraska Sta,te Bank 6 87 II II 312.79
Geo. w. Bartenbach 3 99 R. R. 312.79
Mimhie Hoffman, et
a1. 4 99 II II 729.85
Henry A. Sievers 5 99 " II 536.60
Augusta Suck 6 99 II " 229.96
James A. Duffy 1 100 II II 729.85
J ame s A. Duffy 2 100 II " 312.79
Ju1j.us Leschinsky 7 100 II " 229.96
Minnie Hoffman, et
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Moved by Williams that the Resolution be adopted; Carried on
Roll Call, Cords, Falldorf ,Hehnke,Justioe,Xniokrehm,Mildenst.ein,
Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none, and the Resolution
was declared adopted.
The minutes as a leeting as a Board of Equalization were read
and approved;
On motion of Justioe the 'Council
adjourned as a Board of
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Grand. ISland,lebraska,November 6,1939
rtilP,-ar sessIon, all Members beingprej.ntand
The Street Committee Presented report as follows;
To Hon.Mayor & CityCouncilj
We, Your Committee on Streets and Alleys
after going over the bids
on Paving Dist.S5 find. the bid of the Diamond Engineering Co the
lowest & best bid and recommend tha~ the City Clerk and Mayor
enter into Contract for same.
L.C.Williams
C.J.Cords
C.H.Justice
On motion of Williams the report was adopted and Contract awarded,
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The Water & Light Oommittee reported;
, ,Gran4 Island,Nebraska,November 6,1929
Hon..Mayor & City Co.uncil,Grand Island, Nebraska;
Gentlemen; We,yourConunittee on Water and Light ,beg to report that
we find it advisable at this time,to make some small changes in the
plans for the Turbine room extension now under construction, and
, we would recommend that your Committee be given power to act in
this matter. C.H..Justice
L.C.Williams
Henry H.Falldorf
C.J.Cords, Committee.
On motion of Justice the report: was adopted and the Committee
given Power to Act as therein eequestted.
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
Justice allowed;for list see the Claim Register.
The City Engineer reported final Estimate of Construction of
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Paving Distxio~NO.84 by Diamond Engineering Company and on
motion of Williams the same was received and plaoed on file.
The City Engineer
also made report of the completion and
acceptance of Paving Distrfct 10..84 and mil motion of Williams,
the report was adopted and said'Paving District 10.84 accepted
and said report placed on file.
Reports of the ~arious City officers for Oct~ber were read and on
motion of Falldorf placed on file.
On motiondf Cords the City Attorney was instructed to collect
from Walter Smith the amount due for Air-serwice..
An Ordinance,No..1321,Levying Special Taxes in Sewer Distric~
10.152 was presentced; ,
Mov.ed by Justice that: the Ordinance be placed on its flrsv, ~eadlng
earried on roll call,Cords,Falldorfl,Hehnke,Justtice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading;
Moved by Upperman that the rules ue suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Jusitice.Mildenstein.
Kniekrehm, Upperman and .Williams voting aye,naY none;
The Ordinanoe wa.s read by its title and declared passed its
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seoond reading..
. Moved by Xnickrehm that the rules ve, suspended and the Ordinance
plaoed on its thi:J:d reading by its title;
Carried on toll c.ll,Oordsj/ralldQrf,~ennke,Just,ice,Xni()krehm,
:Mild.enstei.)UP,er'~n,$.~d Williams vC)~inga.ye,na.ynone.
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third reading.
Moved by Williams that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
an!i, finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Behnke,Jus$ice,Xniokrehm,
Mlldenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye;nay none;
The President deeJ.ared the Ordinance finally passed and later the
Mayor appro~ed the same.
An Ordinance,No.1322,Levying Speoial Taxes in Paving Distriot 10.84
was presented;
Moved by Justioe that t:heOrdinanoe beplaoed on its first reading;
Carried on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justioe,Kniokrehm,
Mildens~ein,Upperman and Williams foting aye,nay none;
The Ordinanoe was rea.d and deolared passed its first: reading.
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
plaoed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Behnke,Justioe,Knickrehm,'
Mildenst.ein,tJpperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was ~eadby its title and deolared passed its
seoond reading;
Moved by Upperman that the rule8~ be suspended and.the Ordinanoe
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll oall, C0rds, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justioe, Xniokrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinanoe was read lY its title and deolared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Xnickrehm that the Ordinanoe be placed on its final~
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,~ords,Falldorf,Hehnk:e,Justice, Xnickrehm,
JUldenst.ein, Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none; ,
The President declared the Ordinance finally passed and later
the Mayor approved the same.
On motion: of Falldorf the Olaim of Ernest ICrehmke,for:damages
was dis-allowed.
Olaim$heretofore filed for Damages at the Airport were onlmotioli
of Falldorf referred tOethe Oit.y property Committ.ee and Attorn.~y,
On motion of Williams tne 0 ouncil
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adjourned to Tuesday
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T"he Council met pursuanttoadjournment,H1e Honor,the Ma.yor
presiding and all members present.
The S~reet Com.mitt.ee presented report as follows;
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To Honorable Mayor &: City Council;
We your Oommittee on Streets&: Alleys
Type of Paving for Paving Dist.1 85 has been filed; Therefore we
recommend t~at. Plum St.be Paved with 2i"Brick and 8th St. with
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Respectfully Submitted. L.O.Williams
C.J.Cords
Geo.Mildenstein
C.H.Justice
On motion of Williams the Report was adopted.
Communication f~om William Stelk and W.R.Laubach with B.J.Cun-
ningham Attorn$y ,was read,~n reference to Condemnation pro-
ceedings under Ordinance NO.1306m and referred to the street
Committee and City Attorney.
On motion of Falldorf the Sewer Commmttee was authorized tQ
move a barn off from the Sewer Line in Sewer District No.154.
On motion of 'alldorf the Sewer Committee were authorized to
Clean the Storm Sewer Ditch to the River.
.The Matt.er of furnishing light &: wa.ter to John Paulsen, formet
Jani tor was referred to the Water &: Light Cammi tt:ee to investi-
gate and report Adjourned'
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The Clerk called attention to the filing of Notice of Appeal
and Bond by Ernest A.Krehmke fromdisa.llow~ce of his claim
on November 6,1929 and the apprOVal of ajpea1 bond.
The Clerk callediattention to advice from the U.P.R.Oo.
that a Light had been ordered installed at their seventh
Street crossing.
Communication fro. John F.Meves and others in reference to
was read and on motion of Fal1dorf
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY OOUNOIL of the Oity of
Gr and I sland, Nebraska:
That the City of Grand Island, Nebrasl\:Et, purchase of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company for a consideration of $375.00,
that portion of the sewer constructed by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, pur suan t to its contract with the Oi ty of
August 15, 1928, extending from the easterly limits of the
City west on Second Street to Plumb Street, in said Oity as
shown by the red line between point "A" and "B" on the print
attaQhed to the contract between the railroad company and the
city, dated NovemQer 20, 1929, and identified as C. E. draw-
ing No. 51227 andtllat tile Oity Olerk be and he is hereby in--
structed to draw a warrant a,gainst the sewer fund in the surn
of $375.00 in favor of and to be delivered to tile Union Pacific
Railroad Compa.ny, upon tile execution and deli very by the Union
Pacific Railroad Oompany, of said contract of November 20,
1929.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, tllat the sewer contract between the
Union Pe.cific Railroad Oompany and tlle Oi ty of Grand Island,
Nebraska, dated August 15, 1928, be terminated and that the
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Mayor and City Clerk of said Oity be, and they are hereby auth-
orized and. directed to sign and attest in duplicate, on behalf
of said Oity, the new Union Pacific Railroad Shop Sewer Contraot
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presented herewith, dated Novenlber 20, 1929, and that tile Oi ty
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MAYOR
B.E.Clifford
OITY OLERK.
On motion of Falldorf the Resolution was adopted on roll call
and the Mayor and Ole:r.-k authorized to sign~ the attached
contract and draw a Warr.ant in favor of saidO.P.R.a.CO, to
pay for theSe.er t,her~in oontaacted for in the sum of $375
meeting a.sa. BOa.1~<i!ofiEqlla1.i20a.t1on.t() behelddDec.4,7....S0~....
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Post 10.53, The American Legion, Department of Nebraska"that.
a Viaduct across the Union Pacific Railroad on the Lincoln High-
way in West Brand Island is to be constr.ucted ,and
WHEREAS? THE AMERlqAN LEGION is vitally interestedin the
beautification of Grand Island,and especi.ally in Memorial Park~
which adjoins this crossing of the Lincoln Highway and Union
Pacific right of way, and;
WHEREAS~ considerable expense has already been incurred by ,
both the City of Grand Island and the American Legion and that
plans for further improvements in Memorial Park are already
under way;
THEREFORE1 be it resolved ,that the Grand Island Post of the
American Legion ,go on record as being opposed to the construc-
tion of , any Viadu.ct abutting this Park ,or any or any Viaduct
in close enough proximity which would tend ~o mar or detract
the beauty of same.
GRAND ISLAND POST NO~~~
THE AMERICAN LEGION
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R.B.Hoagland, Commander
E.L.Campbell,Adjutant.
The Water & Light Committee made report;
Grand ISland,Nebraska,November 20,1929
Hon.Mayor & City Council,Grand Island,Nebraska;
Gentlemen;We,Your, Committee on Water & Light',to whom has been
referred the matter of furnishing Light and Water service free
of charge,to old employees, as a. pension,beg to report that we
find that it is impossible under the present law ,to souse the.
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public money. We,powever,would recommend that the. City' Employees
Association be shpwn every favor in their efforts to establish
such a fund,should. tlley so elect.
C.H.Justice'
L.C.Williams
C.J.Cords
H.FalldQrf, Commi tt:ee.
OfJlilsttcetb.e
Justice present~d the following Resolution and moved its
adoption
RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, t.tle Water Commissioner of tne City of Grand Island,
Nebraski3>, has made report in writing, pursuant to Ordinance No.
286, giving t.tle names of tne owners of record with a description
of t.tle several lots, tracts and parcels of land tna.,t are subj ect
to liens-under said ordinance and giving tne amount of tile liens
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as below set forth for delinquent cl1a.rges for water furnished by
said Oity upon and for said premises.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND OITY COUNOIL, of the Oity
of Grand Island, Nebraska, tIlat the report of tIle Water Oom-
missioner, certifying tIle sever,al amounts tI1at are delinquent a;nd
are Charges and liens upon the respective lots, tracts [md parcels
of land as hereinafter set forth, with tne respective owners
thereof, for delinquent 'wa.ter rates or charges be and it is here-
by approved and that a special tax bearing interest at the rate
of Seven (7) per cent from October 30, 1929, be and it is hereby
levied and assessed agianst the several lots, tracts and parcels
of land in the Oi ty of Grand Island, Nebraska, pursuant to said,
report in the amounts set opposi te tne respective lots as by
ordinance provided; each of said several lots, tracts and parcels
of land 8,re a.ssessed as follows:
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Owner Lot Block Addition Amount.
J. C. Wicker & So. 33 ft. of 3 2 Nagy(s~ $74.44
O. No. 66 ft. .' 3 2
H. Dever 0:1- Nagy's
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Olerk of the Oity of
Grand I15jJ,.~d1" be arid 1:18 is hereby instructed and directed to
certify to the Oounty Clerk of' said Hall County, a certified
copy of this !resolution, directing tnat tIle amounts assessed
a,CJ;ainst the different premises as shown above, be placed upon
the assessment books and tax books of said County for collection
as other taxes.
Motion carried on r,oll call, Cord xi ,Hehnke,Knickrehm,
Justic:e, Mildenstein, Upperman an Wia.ms voting aye,nay none
and the Mayor decla;,:ed the motion carried-and the Resolutiom
adopted.
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The Auditing CommIttee presented Olaim of Washington
for Gravelling in the sum of $5SS.?2 and of Ernest Hoagland
for Inspecting Sewer districrt No.154 in the sum of $41.25
and on mot-ion of P'alldorfT they were both allowed.
The Street & A\lley Committee made report as follows;
To the Hon.Mayor &; Council;
Your Committee on street & Alley after due consideration of the
protest filed byW m.FrankjMattie Frank,W.R.Laubachand Wm.Stelk
On account of assessment of damages to their property acct.of
opening Elm stree~ wish to re~ommend that no action be taken.
L.C.Williams
C.Cords
o .B.Justice
Geo.Mildenstein, Oommittee.
On ,motion of Williams the report was adopted.
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The'W,ater & Light Qommittee report~d; Grand Island Nebr.Nov.20,1929~
. " Hon.Mayor & City Oouncil, Grand Island,Nebr. .
Gentlemen; , We, y"U1' Commi tt:ee on Watel'&Light ,beg to report that
owin~othe contlltuedincrease in. the consumption of Electric Cur-
renttl in Grand Isl~nd,f1ndit necessary at this time to purchase a
2500 IC.W. Turbe Gen.erator Unit complete with A. uxi1iaries for
installation in the City'S Power Plant.
We therefore,recommend that. the Water & Light Commissioner be
instructed to draw up specifications ~nd estimates covering the
needed equipment and to have the same ready for presentation and
acceptance of this body , at the next regular meeting ,December 4th,
1929.C.B.2ustice,
'L. c. Willl~s
O.J. Cords"
H.Falldorf, Committee.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted.
Bills against the 0'1 tyWere presented and on motion of Justice ~
allowed,for list: see the' C laim Register.
The Water & Light & Ice Committee reported on Receipts and expens-
ses for October and on motion of Justice the same was filed.
The City Attorney called the attention of the Council to the
a.ction pending in tke D1stri,ctOourt for Forclosure of Limn for
General Taxes against Lot 10 Block 10 of Wheeler & Bennetus
Addition and asltedadvdce as to what he should do to protect
the City as to the Paving District Taxes against said lot and
on motion of Hehnke the matl1erwas referred to the Fina.nce
A 4journe~g~~
B.E. Clifford
C1 ty C~erlt.
$ .4,227.50 $ 8,772.50
13,901.48 8,598.52
5,500.00
16,750.00
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REPORioFAPPROPRIA'l'IONSAND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE FISOAL YEAR 19a9-1930
TO NOVEMBER 30, 1929
GENERAL FUND
salaries
Appropriated
$ 13,000
22,500
5,500
16,750
20,000.
40,000
60,000
11,054.52
J'xpended
streets & Alleys
Hydrant
Lighting
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Outfall Sewer
Decree of Ct.
Incidentals 14,000
Total General Fund l191,750
3,659.40
'""132,842.90
PARK FUND 5,000
POLICE FUND 19,000
OEMETERY FUND 9,000
FIRE FUND 20,000
PAVING FUND 20,000
:MUSIC FUND 4.500
$269,250
1,461.42
6,025..67
2,838.55
5,901.49
5,913.17
'54,983.20
12,666.81
8,659.47
70,580.49
4,055.7~
31,578.22
I CE FUND
WATER FUND
LIGHT FUND
SEWER DI STRT CT FUND
PAVING DISTRICT FUND
BOND & INTEREST FUND
GRAND TOTAL
tl8~,523..9T
Respectf~lly submitted December 1, 1929
H. E. CLIFFORD
CITY CLERK
Balance
8,945.48
40,000.00
60,000.00
10,340.60
1158,907.10
3,538.58
12,974.33
6,161.45
14,098.51
14,086.83
4,500.00
$214,266.80
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The Council met as: a Board of Equalization for :the purppse
of Equalizing and A ssessing the Benefits accrueing to the
respec:tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District~
10.155 of the City of Grand Island,Nebras:ka, by reason of the
laying a Sewer thereirr and Levying a tax to pay for the
same,His Honor,the Mayor presiding and all Members present
at roll call ; The Council remained in session until 8
OIClock,P.M. a.nd no person having appeared to object to or
protest against the proposed Assessment and Levy; <.4,rool
Of Publication was read and placed on file and Falldor!
presented the following Resolution and moved its adoption;
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNOIL of the Oity
of Grand leland, Nebraska, si tting EtS a Board of Equcllizc!.tion,
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in accordance with due notice given thereof, as required by law,
that we find the total cost of the construction of Sewer District
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No. 155/to be the sum of $247.50; that the benefits accruing to
the real estate in said district to be the sum of $247.50, WId
tho.t the benefi ts aQcruing to the re S}Jecti ve lot s, tract s, and
pa~cels of land in ,said sewer district to be the sum set fort;h
opposite the several descriptions, as follows:
,Owner Lot Blook ' Addition Assessment.
O. B. & Q. R. R. Co.
E. 1 of 6 72 Original Town $24.75
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Arist & Eustatha
Tomson W-39 , 7 72 II If 29.25
H ar r i 8 Pulos E-27' 7 72 II II 20 . 25
Har'ri s Pulos W-3' 8 72 II II 2.25
A. Darling E-63 , 8 72 II II 47.25
Moes Williamson 1 73 II Ii 49.50
Moes Willimllson Fr. 2 73 II Ii 38.25
O. B. & Q. R. R. 00.
Fr. 2 73 II II 11.25
O. B. & Q. R. R. 00.
w-i 4 73 It II 24.75
TOTAL '~247. 5d
HenryH.Falldorf
Motion oarried on roll oa.ll, Cords, Falldorf, Hehnke, Justioe, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,Nay none,and the Mayor
deolared the motion carried and the resolution adopted.
The minutes of tpemeeting as a Board of Equalization were read
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Adjourned
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ISland, Nebraska., De,Cl emb,er 4,1929
The Council met in regular session seasion,His HOI;lor,the Mayor,
presiding and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regu~ar meeting were read and approved.
A Communication from the Employees Assooiation thanking the Mayor
and Council for their interest: in and attendance of their Associa-
tion meetings
was read and on motion of Justice filed.
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Petition of William Frank and othersa.sking that streets in the
South West part of The City be opened up was read and on motion
of Williams referred to the Street & Alley Commi tt:ee.
Engineer F.C.Rolls a.ddressed the Council as to the Viaduct situa-
tion and" on motionaf Williams the matt~r was referred to the
Street & Alley Committee.
The Finance Oommittee presented the following Resolutioroand Hehnle
moved its adoption.
RESOLUTION
Be it resolved by the Mayor arid Oity Oouncil ; That the Oity Clerk
be and he hereby is instructed to advertise for bids for the sale
of Bonds in Re-Surfacing District NO.1 and in Pa~ing Distric:tsN.
80,81 & 84,of a total sum of $50,000.00; Bonds to be dated January
l5,1930,be due in 10 years and optional from date thereof.
Oarl Rehnke
Carl Knickrehm
Henry H.Falldor~
O.R.Justice.
On motion of Behnke the Resolution was adopted and'the Olerk to
advertise for bids to be received by December l7,1929,8,P.M.
Water C omlr Burdick reported as follows;
Grand Island,Nebr.November 30,1929 ~
Hon.Mayor & Oity COtlncil,Grand Island,Nebr. '
Gentlemen; As pet your instructions of November 30th ,t hand
you herewith spec~fic:ations covering one 2500 K.W . Turno-Generat9r
Condenser and Switchboard Panel.. The Estimated coston the above
Iquipm(9nt F.O.B. Grand Island,is as follows;
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$ 17,000.00
$ 2,400.00
$ 79,400.00
1 - 2500 KW Turbo-Generatm~
l-Oondenser & Auxiliaries
I-Switchboard Panel & Instruments
Total
Respectfully submitted C.W.Burdick,Oomm.
On motion of Justice the Report was adopted and the Oity Clerk
instruct.ed to advertise forbids for December l7,1929,8,P.M.
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Petition andB'RdOfHel'U"YB1rci.tof a.nAuctic>neer's Permit
were read and on~motion of Upperma.n the Petition was
and Bond approved and Permit ordered issued.
Oontract Bond and Maintenance Bond of The Diamond Engineering
Company, Covering their Oontract for Pav.ing District NO.SS
. were
.am presented and read and on, motion of Upperm~approved.
The Sewer Committee reportred as followsl
. Grand Island,Nebr.Dec.4,1929
The Hon.Mayor and City Council
Grand Island,Nebr.
Gentlemen; We, your committee on Sewer,to whom was referred
the communication on oleaning the storm sewer ditch presented
by Johni Meves and others ,November 20,1929,beg leave to report..,
that the Committee has come to an understanding with the Crom-
.1j]~atnants by hau~ing the dirt excavated from the storm sewer
ditc h to the low places on the ground of the disposal plant.
so as to leave the sewer road unobstructed in the City Limits
and in the same condition as lefore the excavating of said
di tch. Respec,tfully suomi tted. Henry R.Falldorf
Carl Rehnke
C.H.Justice
L.C.W'illiams
Oommittee on Sewer
On motion of Falldort the report was adopted and made a part
of the Minutes.
Bills against the 0 ity Were presented and read and on motion
of Justice allowed.
A III Ordinance~NO.1323 ,Amending #1255 as to operating 1AIIUilDll*
Vehicles carrying Passengers ,haVing been read on Aug. 21, 1929
the first time and on Sept.4,1929 on Suspention of rules 2" ti.
Was again taken up;
Moved by Upperman that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
Placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,JUstice,Knickrehm,
Mildensuein,Upperman andW illiams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the Ordinanoe be placed on its final
passage and finally passed; Carried on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,
Hehnke,JUstice,KniCkrehm,Mildenstein,upperman and, Willlams
voting aye, nay none; Tmhe Mayor declared the Ordinanoe finally
passed and approved the same.
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An Ordinance,NO.1324,levYlng taxes to pay the cost of Sewer
District No.155 was presented;
Moved by Falldorf that the Ordinance be plaoed on its first
ing; ,
Oarried on'roll call ,cords,Falldortl,Hehnke,JUstice,Kniokrehm,
)UldElnstefI1,W1">~er"nand Wl11ia.rns voting a.ye,nay none;
The Ordinance and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the rules be suspended and the Ordin-
ance placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice ,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
Moved by Hehnke tl;lat the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading.
Moved, by Upperman that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll' call,Cords,jFalldorf,Hehnke,Justice ,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved
the same.
Lighting District No.1 was reported complete~ as per Contract ~
and on motion of Justice the Council determined to sit as
a Board of Equalization at the Council Chamber on Wednesday,
December 8,1929,from the hour of 7-30 P.M. to 8 O' clock P.M.
for the Purpose of Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits and
levying a tax to pay for same and the Clerk to give proper note.
The City Engineer reported a list of Sidewalks laid by and pa.dlci
for by the City and on motion of Williams the Council determinid
to sit as a Board of Equalization at the Council Chamber on W~-
nesday December 18,1929 for the Purpose of Equalizing &.AsGe6&
ing thee.x.lense thereof and levying a tax to pay for same and
the Clerk was instructed to give notice thereof.
Reports of City officers were read and on motion of Falldor!
placed on file.
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The Mayor ca.lled upon the Superintendent of the Air Port,
R.J.Ol~rk,and asked him if he intended to resign and upon his
refusal so to .do ,submitt.ed to the Oounoil the question of his
removal from said. offioe ,on roll oa11 all members being presef.nt
voted aye,on the question of whether he should be removed and
the Mayor deol$.red him removed.
On motion of Falldorf the Oontract with the Grand Island
Flying Sohool was declared to be at an end and the Oity Attor-
-ney instruo~e4 to obtain possession .
On mot.ion of Falldorf the Oity Attorney was instruoted to 001-
-leot of Walter tmith what is still owinlfor notify him he
must leave the field.
On motionofMildens~ein a Lease and J\greement with
l~iid-WestAviationO()rporation fCbr Lease of the Air Port and Han _
-gar --. "In Duplioa.te II was presented and read and the Mayor
and Oi ty Olerk instructed to exeoute the same on the part of tre
Oity.
The Mayo:rappointed Lawrence Enzminger Superintendent
of the Air Port and on motion of Mildenstein the appointment
was oonfirmed.
Adjourned to Deoember 17,19~..~~
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Dec. 17, 1929
gP. M.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment, President Mildenstein
presiding in the absence of the Mayor, and all members present at
roll call.
Bids of
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Wachob-Bender Company, Omaha, Nebr.
1st National Bank,Grand Island, ~ Nebr.
Omaha National Co. , Omaha, Nebr.
for Paving District Bonds for Re-surfacing District No.1, and
Paving Districts Nos. gO, gl and g4, were opened 'and read and
on motion of Hehuke they were' referred to the Finance Oommittee.
Bids of
Westinghouse Electric Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Allis-Chambers Mfg. 00,., Milwaukee, Wis.
General Electric, Omaha, Nebr.
Worthington Pump & Ma.chinery 00., New York
O. H. Wheeler Mfg. Co., Phila.delphia, Pa.
Foster-Wheeler Corp., New York
for Turbo-Ge.nerator, Condenser and Switchboard Panel were opened
and read. On motion of Justice the bids were referred to the
Light, Water and Ice Committee.
Adjourned.
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Gra.nd Island,Nebraska,December 18,1929,7-30,1'1
The Council met a.s a Board of Equalization:; for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the respective
Sidewalks along which the City had constructed IllIUil Sidewalks
and paid for same and levying a Special Tax to pay for said
construction, President Mi1densteinlpresiding in the absence
of the Mayor and a.11 Members present at roll call.
Proof of Publicat,iorr of Notice of meeting as a Board of Equal-
ization} was read and placed on. file.
The Council remainedin Session until 8 O'clock P.M. and no
person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy.,W i11iams presented the following
Resolution and moved its adoption.;
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY OOUNCIL of the City of
Gra,nd Island, sitting as a Boa..rd of Equalization, in 8,ccordance with
due notice given thereof a.s required by law, that we find the cost
of the laying of sidewalk along the respective lots, tracts and
pa.rcels of land in the C1 ty of Grand Isla!!ll.d, Nebraska, hereinbelow'
described to be the sums set forth opposi tethe sEune, and that the
benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts 8.nd parcels of
land described below, to be the sums as set forth opposi'te the
several descriptions, as follows:
Location of walk 8long each of the following Lots:
Lot
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10
5
5
6
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Block
14
Amount.
Addition
Schimmers Addi tLm
$102.19
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~ Real ty Investment
Company, E. 88 feet 14
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Ma.l., ,')CWret Paulsen "
Margaret Niemoth, 5
Oliver Sheeley 1
Clarence J. McIntosh
10
L. A. Bellville 10
Rosa A. Oarroll 1
Harry Lyon~, 5
.J:,.ellV.l ;,i,,)i. ~'bCft.gRO ., r
Robert Bate 5
EdithW. Lowell 4
Emma Rawler 1
Robert Gill 8
k. J. J OJ: d01'I" ;L.
Ray Sprague 11
Ella Paro 7
G. T. School bist~ 4
Katie E. Brown 4
JosephW. McMullen 5
Ohas. Turner 8
,li.Q:e C l' 1l D c;;t' e ~
Sirah J. Price 8
Guy S~hmidt 1
Ohas. W. Stout 1
R. S. Wenger 1
Jos. A. Dennis 6
August Voss 4
John H. Windolph 4
John H~ Windolph 1
41. ~ Brown 2
Loey Buchanan 1
John Farmer Et
B. J. OunningEam
Lucile Bramard
Thomas F.Kelley
N. 44 feet
Albert Winters
E. B. Oowles
Hansine Sor enfrei
S. E. Steward
Robert S. Wenger
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ft'\:HaY M~;"lo:E · e
Ed M. Roberts 1
O. B. &.Q. R. R. Co. 1
Sam Greemberger 50
Geo. .w. Mithoefer 7
RobeTt J. Dill 9
Anna E. Hansen
28 Gilbert's 3rd
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58.67
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35.18
101.37
102 .19
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8
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10
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6
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6
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34
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4
34
7
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43
11
16
64
76
74
26
70
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Schimmer's
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Voitle's
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Pleasant Hill
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Voitle's
Pleasant Hill
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Voitle's
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Evan's
Lambert's
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Windolph's
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Wasmer's
Woodbine
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102.36
13.94
103.51
102.68
1.0 2. 5.fr
9.99
19.76
20.63
9.82
JilG e.4
12.55
9.43
13.22
14.20
8.07
10.81
W~.&
10.97
9.49
11.97
13.00
23.10
8.18
8.24
7. Ei2
35.12
49.52
97.55
14.86
57.73
10.1.5
10.97
10.15
12.79
25;08
7.2;5
South Gra.nd Island
Russell-Wheeler
Schimmer's
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Wheeler-Bennett1s
II II 3rd
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Russell-Wheeler
Wheeler-Bennett's 2nd
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Russell-Wheeler
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Hawthorne flace
Koehler Place
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Park Place
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Anna E. Hansen 10
Dora J. Honey~~10
Elula O. Gilbert 5
Herbert B. Rief
Frank 'ult."", ~
-H. H. x.[i"<:lli;n' , .
Lincoln Lohr
John O. Wicker
Joseph J. Waite Fr.
Joseph J.Waite Fr.
R. F. Mettenbrink
$0 i .813 '(:j,s" 7.
5.70
136.26
49."12
102.85
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2"1.22
96 . 00
110.33
34.96
12.95
13.46
13.95
35.63
13.95
104.35
155.11
15.65
13.18
42.53
35.62
23.99
100.45
33.80
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45
27
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10
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Russell-Wheeler
Schimmer's
Gilbert's
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Gilbert's 2nd
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Jay J. Sipple
Geo. Wiechman
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Di v . ( 1
2 4
10 3
1 4
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1 2
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1 11
2 11
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N. R. Sondergard
Eli zabeth Wi chman
N. P. Sondergard
R. H. Post
01yde Oopp1e
John Summer
Frank Denman
Geo. E. Lewton
Harry Petersen
Orville J. Loop
Joseph Smaha
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Motion oarried on roll call ,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke, Justice,
Knickrehm,Mildenstein,Upperman and W illiarns voting aye,nay
none; and the PreS1.dent dec:lared the motion carried and too
resolution adopted.
The Minutes ~8f the Meeting as a Board of Equalization were
read and approved. Adjourned
H.ri7ft-t
City Olerk.
Grand Island,J.lebraa:ka,December 18,1929,7-30,P.M.
The Council metasa Board of Equalization for the purpo,se of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the respe~...
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Lighting District No.1,
by reason of the construction of lights therein and levying a
SpeCial Tax to pay for said construction, President Mildenstein
presiding in the absence of the Mayor and all Members present
at roll call ; Proof of Publication of Notice of Meeting as a
Board of Equalization was read and placed on file. The C ouneil
remained. in sesslion until fllmUm 8 Otcloek P.M.
appear,ed to obj elctlto or
forth opposite the several descriptions, as follows:
OWNER PA."'tCEL LOT BLK ADDITION AMOUNT.
Hall County Court House $20'7.78
Mary J. Falldorf All 1 Court House 74.72
Henry H. Falldorf , II 2 II II 74,.72
Albert Heyde N. 122' 9 Oounty Sub swt 135.56
Mar gare tha Lende-
mann S. 60' 9 II 15-11-9 66.67
:.-..... Osca:r:: Kirschke & All 1 1 H ann's 63.33
Dorothea Kenna N. 31' 2 1 II 34.44
Lafayette &: Jessie
o ampbel1 S. 26' 2 1 II 213 . 89
Lafayette & Jessie
C an1'O bell N. 14' 3 1 '11 15.56
Jessie CBmpbell S. 43' 3 1 II 47.78
Jessie Campbell N. 7 ' 4 1 II "1.78
L af ayet te Campbell
s. 50' 4 1 II :,55.56
Standard Oil Co. w. 75' 1 Oampbell Sub. 113.33
Standard Oil Co. W. 75' 2 n " 18.33
St andard Oi.l Co. w 75 ' 3 II " 18.33
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Emil Wolbach E. 521 1 II II 6.11
Emil Wolbach E. 52' 2 if f1 6.11
Emil Wolbach E. 521 3 fl " (3.11
Emil Wo1bach All 4 II II 24.44
Emil Wolbach fl 5 II If 24, . 44
Emil Wol bach " 6 II If 2Lb .44
Emil Wolba6h II '7 II " 24.44
End I Wol bach II 8 II II 24.44
Henry Voss II 9 II " 24.44
Henry & .Hedwig
Hann II 5 Hann' s 3rd 12~5. 33
John " Emrna Meier It 13 Co. Sub.' swt 15~
C-c
.. 11-9 . ?;3.22
William B. KnightlL 66 ' 10 2 Lakeviev'! 54.27
Arthur L. Dunn S;. 66' 10 2 If ,54.27
W al te l' Peterson \All' 9 2 II 3B.13
Lester. E. Hi !Thl tmdC
N.. 56' 4 3 '" " 43.56
Lester. E. Hi ghl and
N. 56' of
w. 13' 3 3 1\ 4.36
Mag;c'ie Marsh S. 421 of
N. 98' 4 3 If 3;3.67
Nic;. e lEarsh A. '), of
.to'..J
9f31 of
of "
Esther A. Dodd 1\
Esther A'. Dodd "
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RES 0 L UTI 0 N.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL of the City
of Grand I sland, Nebraska, si tting as a Board of Equalization,
in accordance with due notice given thereof, as required by law,
t hat we fi nd ttle total co st of t11e construction of Li ghting Di st-
rict No.1, to be the sum of $4212.00; that,the benefits accru-
ing to tile rea,l este~te in said district to be tIle sum of $4:n2.00,
cwd ttiat tile benefits accruing to the respective lots, tracts and
parcels of land in said :Lighting District to be the sum set
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PARCEL
E. L. WebBter
N. 98' of
E. 44'
35'
35'
Dessie Shaffer N.
Dessie Shaffer N.
Ed. A. Jones, Jr.
"(r ~
.J..G.
A. Jones
S . 35' of
N. 70'
S. 35' of
70'
70'
6' of
70'
51' of
70'
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N.
S.
W.
S.
Theodore LarsenE.
S.
Anna Harders
Anna Harders
Estate of
Joseph Peters
Esto.::r; of
All
Joseph Peters All
Francis Latham N. 65'
Henry Hausmann
Albert Stratman
Al bert Stratn18.Il
Al bert' Stratman
Dietrich Brase
D~etloich BX'ase
Dietrich Brase
Wilhelm Gulzow
Fritz B€.';rgholz
Henry Bartenba,ch
Herman Nelson All
Herman Nelson
He rma.n N el son
Herman Nelson
Peul & Hazel Huston
Peter Sornensen E. 82~75'
of N. 66'
II
S. 84'
S. 84' Fr.
S. 84' Fr.
N. 48.'
N. 48' Fr.
N. 48' Fr.
All Fr.
Fr.
John H8Tgens
W. 56' of
,N. 66'
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Martha ChristensS. 48.8'
John Herman N. 40'
Chas .\.!. Walker All Ex. N.
40'
All
E.33.5' of
N.40'
Harry J. Voss All
Harry J. VossW,.42' of
N.40'
All ex . N.
40'
Chas. Westpahl All
Lena Wienrich E. $9t' of
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Wm. E!!pley
Wm. Eppley
Henry J. Voss
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LOT BLK
3 3
5 3
" 3
0
::; 3
f" :3
0
5 'Z
v
6 3
6 3
4 4
3 4
17
17
17
16
15
15
15
14
5 8
6 8
7 8
8 (:'
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7 8
8 8
1 8
2 8
5 7
A
B H
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1
1
2
2
3
5
4
5
5
7
8
ADDITION
282
Lakeview
II
II
$ 25.04
27.22
11.67
II
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"
II
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Co. Sub. SWl. 15-
l+
11-9
27.22
11.67
54.44
3.11
20.22
10,5.66
45.28
72.22
II
II
55,.56
II
II
55.56
137.50
55.56
II
If
II
II
78.89
II
II
122.22
Co. Sub. SEt 16-
11-9
27.91
12.22
30.06
58.12
.73
14.56
33.89
11.44
78.47
46.58
76.20
51.fl-8
22.08
14.33
21.26
47.97
51..94
Wiebe's
II
II
"
II
"
II
II
II
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Jones Sub
II
II
II
II
County Sub.
SEt 16-11-9
Oounty Sub.
SEt 16-11-9
II II
II tl
20.69
46.67
31.22
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II II
II "
II "
II If
II II
" II
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38.95
18.78
10.39
7.67
9.00
96.98
31.27
283
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OWNER LOT BLK ADDITION AMOUNT.
Estate of
Louis Veit All F'''' 2 105 Railroad $70.54
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Es tB,t e of
Louis Veit All 3 105 II 64.30
Mary Gehrt All 4 105 II 30.04
Wal t e r D. Boyll All Fr. 5 105 II 78.79
Wal ter D. Boyll All Fr. .... 105 II 46.18
0
C. H. Heidkamp All 1 98 II 30 .12
D. O. Be ckmann W. 52' 7 98 " 26.64
Albert Heyde E. 14' 7 g8 " 13.18
Albert Heyde All 8 98 " 73.77
',... Oontinental Oil
,k-'\~:(;<-:- --,
~ll~F . . ...... 00. of IDel. Fr. 97 II 45.00
.~ Elks Buildin0' Assoc. N.44'
0
of Fr. 1 89 Original Town 25.37
Elks Building Assoc.
N. 44' Fr. 2 89 II II 22.63
Elks Building ,Assoc.
L1iJ'<< .44' of
".E. 2!41 3 89 II " 5.6'7
August Baumann W. 42' of
Nt 3 89 " " 6.11
Emma Niess 82" 4 89 tI II 5.33
Emma Niess W. 42' of -""'l
st 3 89 " II 13.11
Ar t lrur L. Dunn E. 24' of
S. 88' 3 89 " II 14.36
Arthur L. Dunn S. 88' Fr. 2 89 " II 62.33
Arthur L. Dunn S. 88' Fr. 1 89 II " 13.20
August Baumann W. 50' of
Nt 0 89 " ,., II 13.00
N ae I s Nielsen W. 50' of
st 5 89 II II 13.82
Est2.te of
Cal'l Stark E. 16t 5 89 II II 15.73
Ests,te of
Oarl Stark All Fr. 6 89 \I II 81 . 61
Esta.te of
Oarl Stark All Fr. 7 89 \I II 2;6.43
$4'; 212 .00
C.B.Justice
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Motion carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,
Knickrehm,Mi:J,cienstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye ,nay
none , The President declared the motion carried and the
Resolution adopted.
The Minutes of' the Meeting as a Board of Equalizat:ion were read
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and approved.
Adjourned.
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City Clerk.
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Grand Is1and,Nebxaska,December 18,1929
The Council met in regular session, President Mildenstein presid-
ing, in the absence of the Mayor and all Members present at roll
call.
The minutes of the meetings of December 4, & 17 were read and
approv,ed.
Petitions. of Knicrkrehm's N"ew Market,Montgomery,Ward & Co.,
C.B.Frantz, and others asking for limited Parking spaces near
their respec.ti ve places were read and on motion of Williams
referred to the Street Committee.
Communication from the League of Nebraska Municipalities was
read and on motion of Justice placed on file.
Mr.Campbell ma4e an otal proposition to sell the Waste Paper
Boxes to the City'and on, motion of Williams the proposition
was referred to the Street Committee to investigate and report..
Communication from Clyde W.Neff of Utica was read and on motion
of Williams referred to.the Building Coie Committee.
Justice presented the following Resolution and moved its
Resolut.iom.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL1,OF THE CITY Of
GHA ND ISLAID,:NelPraska; .
That theC! i!y Clerk be and he hereby is ins.tructed to withdraw
theliSpecial Assessments and Taxes certified to the County Clerk
.of all County,l'4ebraska,for delinquent water rates and charges
for' water consumed and for laying water service pipes andcuttj,~
weeds on lots in the City during the year 1929 and that he 'be in-
struct:ed to certify the same to the City Treasurer wi th instruc-
tions toco"llect the same as provided by law.
C .H.Justice.
On motton of Justice said Resolution was adopted on roll call,
Cords, Falldorf ,:Hennke, Justice,Knickrehm,Mildenst:ein, Upperma.n and
Williams voting aye, nay none.
The Finance Committee made report as follows;
To the Hon.Mayor: & City Council, Grand Island,Nebraska;
Gentlemen; Your Finance Committee has to report ;that they have
examined the bi~sfiled for the purchase of $50,000 Paving Distr-
"ictBonds of Re;-SurfacingDistrict No.1 and Paving Districts Nos.
80,81 &: 84 and ;find the hidof the Omaha National Company of Par,
accrued interesro. for "b.ondsbearing a rate of 4 & 3/4 10, bonds be
due in 10 ~ears aI\d. optional from date ;the City to pay service
charge of ,1090 f~ printing bonds and other services in connec-
tion with the purChase and sale of said bonds and recommend said
bi~ be accept~d and contract awarded. Respectfully submitted.
Grand Island,l~ebr..Deo.18,1929. Carl Hehnke
Henry H.Falldorf
C.H.Justice
Carl Knickrehm, Finance Commi ttee~.
On motion of H~hnke the report was adopted.
On motion of Falldorf the City Council extended a ,vote of Thanks
to the Chicago Lumber Company for use of ttheir Platform Soales
by the Weighmaster while the City Scales were out of use.
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The Street~>Allev dommittee presented. report as follows;
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To theHon;~ Mayor &: OJ t.y Council; .
We,your Oonun!i.tveeon streets &: Alleys to whom was referred.
the Plans of th9f)ept.of Public Works through Mr.Rolls the Dis"
triet Engineer 'conoe'rning the right of way from the South Line
,of the Union Pacifio pnopert,y to 2nd &: Garfield Streets, wish to
, reoommend ,that th,e plan as outlined be adopted. and the City
Oounoil prooeedto oondemn this right of way as soon as plans
have been worked out .whereby the money oan be raised for the
payment of same. In view of the faot that there is a beautiful
park olose to this right of way and also being a resident sec....
tion of the Oity it is the hope of this Committee that the High-
-way Dept.will take this into oonsideration in their design of
the superstruoture. L.C.Williams
Geo.Mildeilstein
C.H.Justice
C .J.Oords
On motion of Williams the report was adopted.
The Water &: Light Oommittee
Hon.Mayor &: City Council;
GentlemerrJj
. We your Committee on Water &: Light to whom was referred
made report as follows.
Grand ISland,Nebr.Dec.18,1929
)\
the bids for Turbine. ,Oondenser and Sw:i, tchboard Equipment beg to
report; That we'f~nd the bid of General Electric C o.,for Turbo-
Generator @ $55,269'.OOand Switchboard Equipment at #2l75.00and
the bid,for the Worthington Pump and Machinery Corp. for. Condenser
and A uxilia.ries@$n.5,005.00to be the lowest and best bid.
A nd we reoommend that the Mayor and Clerk enter into Con-
C.H.Justioe
Henry H.Fa,lldorf
C.J.Oords
L.C.W illiams, Committee
On motion of Justioe the report was adopted and the Clerk instru~
traot for the same.
cted to return the Cheoks of the un-suocessful bidders;-said Motion
having been adopt.edon roll oall, all being present voted a.ye.
Falldorf reported the Sewer Ditoh havtng beenoleaned at an expense
.,'
of $1029.31. .
The Bond Committee reported finding the Plumber's Bonds and Drain-
,
layer's Bonds of Sanitary Plumbing Co.,Hanny Lindemann and Wm.Kelly
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&: Co., Offioia~ BOnd of George Brayton,Polioeman, and Extension',
'Certifioate on Bond of Nebraska State Bank oovering Deposits to
all be in proper ~ormand the sureties suffioient and on motion of
Uppermam they were faohand all approved.
T he Sewer Coromi tuee' reported as follows; Grand Island,E'ebr.
To the Hon.Mayor. and City Counoil.Grand Island V December 18,1929.
Gentlemen:;. Nebr.
We,your Committ,e, on .Sewer ,to whom was referred the Petition
of A rthur C.Mayer and Others for Sewer between Garfield and Arthur
streets through the Alley of Blook 9, in Baker's A ddi tion,rec.ommend
that the Distriotbe.,created and the di ty Engineer be lnstructeg. .
prepare plans,spe~if~oations and estimate for same.
Respectfully' . Henry.<H....... Fa..l...ldorf
C.H..Jus. 'ce
E~o~w~r . O~lUlnltt:ee ,on
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On moti(,)n of Fa:!.ld~rf ti.l~ report was adopted.
Bills againstt~e elty Were presented and read and on motion of
Justice allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
An Ordinance,No~1325 ,Levying Taxes against lots along which the
City haa constructed Sidewalks and paid for same was presented;
Moved by Knickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its first read-
ing; Carried on roll dall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice ,Knickrehm
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting ayemnay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading;
Moved by Upperman the rules be suspended and the Ordinance placed
on its second reading by its title; ,
Cal'riedon rollcal.l,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading;
Moved by Williams that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title; ,
Carried on rollcall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Hehnke that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenst.ein, Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The President declared the Ordinance finally passed and later
the Mayor approved the same.
An Ordinance ,No.1326,Levylng Taxea in Lighting District No.1
was presented;, .
Moved b~i Knickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading; Carried on roll call,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knick-
-rehm,Mimdenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declaredpassed its fmrst reading.
Moved by Justice. that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its seyond reading by its title;
Carried ,on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice,Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Williams voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second rea.ding.
Moved by ,Upperman that the rules b, suspended and the O'rdinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll oall,Cords,Falldorf,Hehnke,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Uppermanand Williams voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its third
reading.
Moved by Knickrehm that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed; ~
Carried on,roll.call,Cords,Falldorf, Hehnke,Justice, Knickrehm,
Mildenstein,Upperman and Will!ams voting ayeifi ,nay none;
The ~resident deolared the Ordinance finally passed and later
the Mayor approved the same. ;
On motion A ~~f~,f,P.II.
City Clerk.