1923 Minutes
JANUARY
GRAlID ISLAND, NEBRASKA ,~Oi
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The Council met as a Board of Equalization at 7-30 P.M. for
the purpose of Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing
to the respective lots,tracts and parcelS of land in Sewer
Districts Nos. 89 & ~2 of said City by reason of the Construci
tion of a Sewer therein and of Levying a tax to pay for said con-
struction,His Honor, the Mayor presiding and GIESEllliAGEN,
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HAUX,1\RlilMMKE ,MICHELSON ,MILDENSTEIN AND PETERSEN PRESENT A~'
ROLL CALL,ABEENT CLAYTON AND GILClffiIST.:
Proof of publication of notice of meeting as a Board of Equaliza-
tion was read in each of said Sewer Districes and placed on
file.
the 60uncil remained in sewBion until 8 o'clock P.M. as a Board
of Equalization
and no person appearing to object to ef protest
against the proposed Assessment and Levy ,Krehmke presented
a Resolution :Making said Proposed Assessment and Levy in Sewer
District No.89 and Petersen moved its adoption ; ~n Roll Call
the Resolution was adopted all present (6) voting aye,and the
Mayor declared the Resolution adopted and approved the same ,for
copy of said Resolution see see the next page hereof (page 855);
Krehmke also presented a Resolution making the Proposed Asses~
rnent and Levy in Sewer District tio. 92 and Michelson moved its
a.doption
(gJ voting
On roll call the Resolution Vias adop ted all present
aye and the Mayor declared the Resolution adopted
and approved the smIle ; for copy of said Resolution see pa.ge
856 hereof .
The lllinutes of said meeting as a ~oard of Equalization were read
and approved whereupon the council adjourned.
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GRAND ISLAND ,EEBRASKA, JANUAHY, 3'. 1923,"I...30,pm
The council met as a Board of Equalization at 7-30 P.M. for the
purpose of Equalizing and #ssessing the Benefits accrueing to
the respective lots ,tracts and parcels of land hereinafter
descrivad by reason of the construction of sidewalks along
and adjaoent to said respeotive lots and of levying a tax to
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pay for said construotion ,His Honor,the Mayor presiding and
G IESENHAGEN , RAUX, ICl.'{fgHMKE , MIClrELSON I MOLDEllS TEl N & J?ET]~RSEN,
present at roll call,abeent CLAYTON & GILCHRIST:
Proof of Publication of notice of meeting as a Board of
Equalization was read and placed on file.
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until 8 O'clock,P.M. and
no person having appeared to object to or protest against tre
proposed Assessment and Levy Petersen presented
a. Resolution
and Krehmke moved its adoption: Said Resolution was adopted
on roll call All present (6) voting aye and the Ma~or declared
the Resolution adopted and approved the same;for copy of said
Resolution the page 858 hereo€,tollowing this page.
The minutes of the meeting as a :Board of Equalization were read
and approved; whereupon the council adjourned.
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GRA ND ISIJANJ),NEBRASKA,JANUARY "If. 3u 1923
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The Souncil met in regular session His Honor,the Mayor,presiding,
and GIESENHAGEN ,HAUX,KREHJOOlJ ,MIClrrn.sON ,MILDENSTEIN a.nd PETERSEN
present at roll call ,absent,CLAYTON ANd GILCHRIST.
'fhe Basignation of S.M.CLAYTON, as Councilman was read and on
motion of MILDENSTEIN accepted and the Mayor appointed CHARLES
H.JUSTICE,Councilman to fill the vacancy and on motion of HAUX
the appointment was confirmed;MR.JUSTICE presented his Bond and
the Mayor approved the same and administered the Oath of Qffice
to 1m JUSTICE and he took his seat as Councilm an.
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The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
At communication from WM.S.HATCHER asking for the job of Garbage
Inspector was read and on motion of KREHMKE teferred to the street
committiile.
A communication from the FAIRMONT CREAMERY CO was read asking for
use of a portion of the Alley opposite their premises for the
erection of a Smokestack and on motion of PETERSEN THE SAlliffi
WAS referred to the Street COnIDlittee.
The Street COL~ittee presented the following report;
1D. GRAND ISLAND,NEB .JM 3-1923.
Hon .Mayor and CityCouncil;
Your COnIDlittee on Streets and Alleys recommeni that the
request of the FAIRMONT CREAMERY Co. to the City of Grand Island
to vacate a strip of 15 feet of ground North of the East 44 ft.
of Lot 3 be not granted. .
Your Committee further recommends that sais RAIRMONT CREAllERY
CO.,be granted permission to use this piece of ground until further
orders from the Mayor and City Council. WALTER PETERSEN
WM:. F . KREHMKE ,C OM1\U TT..illE .
On motion of PETERSEN the report was adopted.
PETERSEN asked that the Mayor & Council in a body view the South
Sycamore Street needs of opening before any action was taken to
open said street and the Mayor designated Monday morning next
for the Council to meet at 9 o,clock at the city hall to view
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said premises.
\ The Water ~ Light Dommittee made report as follows;
"Your Cownittee ,to which was referred the need of purchasing a
new Turbo Generator for the Light Plant,beg to submit the following;
We are of the opinion that a new rr~chine is very much
needed and would recommend that the City Clerk be instructed to
advertise for Bids ~ on a 1000 K.W. and 1250 K.W. Turbo Gener-
ator with complete condensing apparatus,Exciter,and Switch-board
panel. WM.F.KHEHMKE
WAL~rl1JR PE'rERSEN t. Commi ttee.
On motion of KREHMKE THE report was adopted and the City Clerk
instructed to advertise for bids to be received February 7"1923.
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The Water ~ Light COL1mittee made report recommending that the
amount of Insurance on the Water & Light Plant be increased and
$15,000 be written on the Building and $50,000 on Machinery,etc.
and on motion of Krehmke the report was adopted and the Committee
instructed to distribute the same among the several Insurance
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~'he ;t5ond eommi ttee reported finding the Maintenance Bonds of
~_'raill Paving Co., for l")aving Districts 1T08.37,47 & 48 to be in
proper form and the suretw sufficient and on motion of GIESENHAGEN
the Bonds were approved.
The Bond Committee also reported finding the Official Bond of
1\ W.P . MULLEN AS 'olice Judge to be in proper form and the sureties
Bufficment and on motion of GIESENHAGEN the Bond was approved.
The Bond & License Co~nittee reported that many of the Buildeml
were neglecting to take out Building ,j;jerIlli ts and recommended
that the penalty be enforced and were advised to report violations
of the Building Ordinance to the Police Department.
The Sewer committee
reported that Sewer District No.91 was com-
pleted according to Contract and on motion of KREID\ffiE the Councii
set Wednesday January 17111923 from 7-30 p.m.to 8 O'clock p.m.
as the time for sitting as a board of Equalization and the City
Clerk was instructed to give proper notice thereof.
The City Engineer presented Estimate of the costs of construction
of Sewer in District Ho. 95 and on motion of KREHMlffi the ~
Estimate was adopted and the clerk instructed to advertise for bids.
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
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MICHELSON allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
~An Ordinance NO.911 Levying a Special Tax for the expense of
laying Sidewalks by the City was presented;
lloved by MILDENS'l'EIN that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading;
Carried on roll call,GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KHElnmE,MICHELSON,
MIJ~ENSTEIN and PETERSEN voting aye,nay none,absent GILCHRIST:
~~e Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by KREmulliE that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREHMKE,MICHELSON
MILDENSTEIN and PETERSEN voting aye, nay none, absent GILCHRIST;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed ita
second reading.
Mobed by MICI1ELSON that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,~JSTICE,~HW{E,MIClmLSON,
MILDENSTEIN and PETERSEN voting ayew. nay none ,a.bsent GIlCHRIST:
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The OrdinanEe was read by its title and declared passed its
t.hird reading.
Moved by GIESENHAGEN that the Ordinanm& be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREHMKE,MICIiELSON,
MILDENSTEIN and PETERSEN voting aye,nay none,absent,GILCHRIST:
The :Mayor decla.red the Ordina.nce finally passed and approved the
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Ordinances NOS.9l2 and 913 ,Levying Special Taxes in Sewer Districts
NOS.89 and 92 respectively were presented;
Moved by KREHMKE that the said ordinances be placed on their first
reading;
Carried on roll call,GIESEN}!AGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREHMKE,MICHELSON,
MILDENSTEIN & I~TERSEN voting aye, nay none,avsent ,GILCHRIST:
fhe said Ordinances were read and declared passed their first reading
Moved by MIClffiLSON that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances
placed on their second reading by their respective titles;
6arried on roll call, GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREID[KE,MIClIELSON,
MILDENS1~IN & PETERSEN voting aye, nay none,absent, GILCHRIST:
Baid Ordinances were read by their respective titles and declared
passed their second reading.
Moved by MILDENSTEIN that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances
placed on their third reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call,GIESENHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREHMKE,MICHELSON,
MILDENSTEIN & PETERSEN VOting aye,nay none,absent GIIClffiIST:
The said Ordinances were read by their respective titles and decl-
ared passed their third reading;
Moved by PEl'I!1RSEN THAT 1'lill SAIDllIjJl ORDINANCES NOS. 912 and 913 be
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placed on their final passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll cal1,GIESEliHAGEN,HAUX,JUSTICE,KREEln\E,MIClmLSON,
MILDENSTEIN AIID PE~~RSEN,voting aye,nay none,absent,gILC1!RIST:
lbe Mayor declared said Ordinances H6S. 912 and 913 finallY
passed and approved the same.
Reports of the City Clerk,Weighmaster and Chief of Police and
of Depository Banks were read and on motion of pIl~ENSTEIN
referred to the Finance Committee.
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GRAND ISIIAlID t.N1t.13RASY.A,
J.ANtJ ARY 171119<)3 7 30 ]) 1\Jf
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The Council met as a Board of Equa.lization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing jhe benefits accrueing to the respective
lots,tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No. 91 by
realJon of the constructlon of a sewer theredm and Levying a tax
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Proof of vublication of notice of' meeting as a Board of Equal-
ization wa,s read and placed on file.
The Council remained mn session until 8 o'clocktP.m. and no
person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy Krehmke presented the following
Resolution and moved-its adoption;
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RESOLU'rION
BE: IT IDmOLVED, by the mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for
said purpose, as per Proofof Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of
a sewer in "=>ewer District No. 91 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska is the sum of $325.04; that the benefits acclruing to the
real estate in said district by reason of said construction is in
the Bum of ~p325. 04, and that the benef its accuring to the
respective tracts, pieces and parcels of iliand in said District by
reaeonof the construction of a sewer in said district are as set
opposite the several descriptions thereof below as
follows:
Lot Block Addition Owner Amount
- 3 Lakev i ew John Sc hwyn l!; s ta te $40.63
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6 3 II If II II 46.63
7 3 II jj'red W. Ashton 40.63
8 3 If Chas P. Wasmer 40.63
1 4 If c. c. Hansen 40.63
2 4 II II II 40.63
3 4 II Joseph P. Peters 40.63
4 4 II Joseph P. Peters 40.63
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On roll. call th~ Resolution was adopted;Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,HauX,
Just~ce,Krerunke.Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay
none; and the l~yor declared the Resolution adopted and approved
the same.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization
were read and
approved.
Adjourned
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GRAlID I SLA.ND ,N1J.:HRASKA , J ANU1ffiY 1'7 f! 192 3
The Council ruet in regular session His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
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Protest of L.C.M.Brown and others against the Paving of Paving
District NO. 49 was read and on motion of Petersen referred to
the Street Co~nittee.
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Detlef Joehnck ,in writing,called the attention of the Council
to the danger of, water bei~g accu~ulated by the new Sewer
System and in-undating their land. On motion of Krehmke the
same was filed.
Communication from the League of NebraSID Municipalities was
read calling attention to the Annue,l meeting on Jan.23,;~,4& 25
at Lj,ncoln ;and on motion of Haux the Annual dues in the sum
of $20 was ordered paid and the Mayor appointed a Committee
to attend said meeting.
Bids of Chambers Construction Co., and of 'WIll.Kelly & 60. for
construction of Sewer in District No 95 were opened and read
and on motion of Krehn~e referred to the Sewer Cormnittee.
Arnhold Koehler was present and addressed the Council in favor of
a Cross Walk at the Intersection of Locust Street and Bismark
Road and was assured that the matter would be taken care of
when Locust Street is paved in the near future.
X The Special Cormnittee appointed to confer with the U.P.R.R.CO.,
in reference to getting ground for putting up a Building To
store Ice ,just west of the Ice Pla,nt ,reported that the R.R.
CO.,would lease said tract to the City for a term of years
if the City would Lease the Chicago Lumber Co.,a strip of land
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adjoining Block 43 on the south.After discussion of the Report
by Prince,Krerunke,Hauz,Gilchrist and Ashton; on motion of Raux
the matter was referred to a special committee of four to
confer with the R.R.CO.,& THE LmmERCO.,the ltayor appointed
.the Cormaittee with
Krekmke,Petersen,Haux,G~esenliagen,the 61ty Attorney And the
City Engineer
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Bill of Geo.Fergus for damages in the sum of ~;12 was on motion
of Raux, di,s-allowed.
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The street Conmlittee reported the withdrawal of the requeot of
the Fairmont Cr~mnery Company for permission to use a portion
of the Alley adjoining their peemises.
The street Conwittee called attention to the erection of small
buildings on the sidewalks and after discussion ,on motion of
Mildenstein the nmtter was referred to the Street Cormnittee with
Power to Act.
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The City Engineer reported having interviewed Mr. Detlefsen who
is in possession of portions of Anna & Jefferson Streets at and
around their intersection and advised that he would vacate the
Streets and would Deed to the City such portions of his land as
are neeessary to completely open said Streets but wanted assurance
on the part of the City that said streets would be put in condi-
tioD for public travel.
Giesenhagen reported a Form of Ordinance prepared by the Builders
EXchange and after some discussion the same was referred to the
City Engineer to check over and report back to the Council,at the
next meeting.
The Sewer Committee reported that Sewer District No. 93 Was com-
pleted and on motion of Krehmke the Council determined to sit as
a Board of Equalization for the purpose of Equalizing and Assessing
the Expense Daid construetion and levying a tax on Vlednesday.
February lI;f1l923 from the hour of 7-30 p.m.to 8 o'clock,p.m. and
the City Clerk was instructed to give proper notice.
Bille against the City were allowed on motion of Mildenstein ,
for list see the Claim Register.
The Sewer Cormnittee reported finding the Bid of WID.Xelly & Co
for construction of Sewer in District No. 95 to be the loV/est
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and best bid and on motion of Ktehmke the report was adopted
bid accepted and contract awarded .
An O~dinance,No.914 levying special tax in Sewer District No.91
was presented ;
Moved by Kremnke that the Ordinance be placed on its 'first reading;
Carried on roll call,GIFJSElrHAGEN,GILCIIR~ST,HAUX,JUSTI~~,KREID,CKE,
MICliELSON,MILDENSTEIN & PERERSEN voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its fmrst reading.
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Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
be placed on its second reading by its title;
aarried on roll ca.ll, GIESEUHAGE~r ,~ILCHRle~'!~yx,JUST~CE ,KREHMKE,
lvIICBEIJSON ,M:r:r.J)ENSTEIN & ~TJ1'RSEN voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read bp its title and declared passed its
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second reading ;
Moved by Michelson that the rules be suspended and the ~rdinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call GIESENHABEN,GILCHRIST,HAUX,JUSTICE,K.REHMKE,
:MICHELSON.:m:LDE~STEIN AND PETERSI~N V6'f:ing aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and de~lared passed its
third reading.
Moved by Krehmke that the Ordinance be placed on n s final lassage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,GILCHRIST.GIESENHAGEN.HAUX,~JSTICEtKREmn(E,
MICHELSON ,I\!IIJJENSTEIN AND PETERSE~r voting aye nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
same.
An Ordinance.NO.9l5, providing for the 6paning of south Sycamore
Street was presented;
Moved by Petersen that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading
Carried on roll call.MIESENHAGEN,GILCHRIST,HAUX,~JSTICEtKREIThIKE,
MICllELSON,MILDENSTEIN & PETERSEN,voting aye , nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
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Carried on roll call,GIESENHAGEN,GILCHRIST.HAUX,JUSTICE.KRElnncm,
]lrICIUi:LSON ,ThtILDENSTEIN & PETERSEN voting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its second
reading;
broved. by Giesenhagen that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on rollcall, GIESENHAGEN, GIIJCHRIST ,RAUX, JUSTICE;KREHMKE,
MICRE1.SON,M:ILDENSTEIN AU" D PETERSEJf,vo ting aye, nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared "passed its third
reading.
Moved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on its final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll ca,ll GIESENHAGEN,GIICHRIST,HAUX,JUSTICE.~nlliE,
MICHELSON ,MIlJ)ElfSTEIN & PETERSEN vo ting aye na.y none;
The.,tfayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and appro:ted the
same.
Reports of the Treasurer and of the Water &: Light Commissioner
Adjourned
refered to the Finance Cornmi tte
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were read and on motion of Michelson
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REI)OR'l' OF Al'PROPRIATIONS AND EXPENlJl'l'UmlS
Appropriated-Expended-Balance
Ii'OR ]'ISCAL TIl:.AH 1'0 FEBl1UAHY LlL~2W
Salaries
streets & Al1wys
Hydrant rental etc.
Lighting
Incidentals
~;6500
15000
8500
12000
10000
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$52000
16300
7000
18600
3000
40000
15500
253,655
3100
60,000
Buildings & tiachinery
Outside Improvements
JvIe Tchan di s e
'Water Service
P1and Operating Expenee
Maintenande
~ffice Expense
140,000
Buildings & lMichinery
Outside Improvements
l\iIerchandi se
Merchandise Labor
Plant Operating Expense
Plant Operating Expense
Office Expense
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19274.99
39248,28
$658,678.27
Genera.1 J?und
3295.79 -
9593,19
8161.50
7900,14
3204.21
5406,81
338.50
12000
2099,86
28 950:.6~2-3(r.r9.i&r-
Police Fund
8697.84 7602,16
Cemetery ]'und
2647,18 4352,82
]'i re Fund
7768,06 10831,94
Park Fund
295.70 2704.30
Ice l1'und
27532,58 12467,42
Paving Fund
12218,60 3281.40
Sewer Fund
154,096,97 99,558,03
Music Fund
1000 2100
Water Fund
90.24
1203,43
~2039, 48
1577.51
14066.80
676.21
2279,95
21933,62
38066.38
Light Fund
~;;06. 91
8677,59
6156,06
3314.51
26886,23
3261
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51803.90 88,196.10
Sewer District Funds
1ID036.23 238,76
Paving District Funds
36369.33 2878.95
Summary
$363,350.63
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Appropriations shown above for Water,Light & Ice Funds are entered
above only to make a balance sheet,
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Grand Island, Neb,]'eb.l, 1923, .
Respectfully
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GRAND ISLAND,NJmRASKA,:PEBRUARY ?1l192~, 7-30,p.m.
The Council met as a Hoard of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits accruring to the property
in Sewer District No.93 by reason of the construction of a Sewer
therein and levying a tax to pay for said construction, His Honor
the Mayor presiding and Diesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,.Tustice,
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Krerunke,Mildendenstein and Petersen present at roll call,absent ,
Michelson.
Proof of Publication of Notice of meeting as a Board of Equal-
ization was presented and filed.
The Council remained in session until 8 o'clock p.m. and no
person ha,ving appeared to ol1ject to or protest against the
proposed assessment and levy ,Krehmke presented the following
Resolution and moved its adoption;
(J?or copy of said Resolution see next page hereof li669)
Resolution adopted on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,
Justice,Krerunke,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none,
absent Michelson; the Mayor declared the Resolution adopted
and approved the same.
The minutes of meeting as a Board of Equalization were read
and approved.
Adjourned.
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HESOLUTION
669
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
purpose as per Proof of ~otice presented:
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a
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sewer in ~ewer District ~o. 93 of the City of Grand Iuland, Nebraska
is the sum of $1409.76; that the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district by reason of said construction is in the
sum of $1409.76, and that the benefits accuring to the respective
tracts,pieces and parcels of land in said District by reason of the
construction of a sewer in said district are as setoopposite the
several descriptions thereof below as follows:
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121 Block Addition OWner
1 14 Bakers Herman H. Soeh1, sr.
2 14 ,j Thowald Johannsen
3 14 II Alex W. Larson
4 14 II Ed A. J'ones, Sr.
5 14 II Chas. Schirkofsky
6 14 II Walter D. Bdly1e
7 14 II II II II
8 14 II II II II
9 14 Baker's and its complement, Hlock 3 Wasmer's
4bnex~ Owned by Walter D. Boyle
10 14 Baker's and its complements, Block 3,
Wasmer's and Wasmer's Annex, Hugo Windolph
1 15 Baker's Maria A. Baumann
2 15 II August J. Baumann
3 15 II Ii II II
4 15 II "" 11
5 15 II Maude A. Donovan
6 15 II Benjamin J. Cunningham
7 15 II II II "
8 15 II II" "
9 15" II" II
10 15 II Walter D. Boyle
1 16 II ]j'lorence :BJ. Miller
2 16 II II II II
3 16 II C. D. Krebs
4 16 II John Allan
5 16 :Jvl.ayme Go rham
6 16 Baker's Add. and its complement, Block one,
Woodbine Add. J.C. Beck and Matlie Beck
Baker's Add. and its complement, block one,
Woodbine Add. Joeph C. Beck
Baker's Add. and its comp~ement, Block
Woodbine Add. xEa ~NaK.xE4xWX~ Joseph
Baker's Add. and its complement, Hlock
Woodbine Add., Chas E. Wray
Baker's Add., Chas. E. Wray
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16
one,
C.Beck
one,
9
16
10
16
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Amount
~?48. 06
46 .28
46.28
46.28
48.06
48.06
46.28
46.28
46 .28
48.06
48.06
46.28
46.28
46.28
48.06
48.06
46.28
46.28
46.28
48.06
48.06
46.28
46.28
46 . 28
48.06
48.06
46.28
46.28
46.28
48.06 .
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Grand ISland,J:Tebraska..:Pebruary 7,1923
The Council met in regular sef3sion,His Honor,the .t.iayor presiding
and Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,Mildenstein and
I'etersen present at roll call,absent Michelson.
The minutes of the last meeting were read Rndapproved.
Rev.stitt addressed the Council in reference to the sale and
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Distribution of immoral lit9rature and pictures in the City and
presented a form of an~9rdinance such as has been adopted in
some other Cities ,after some discussion on motion of Gilchrist
the matter was referred to the COIoolittee on Ordinances to
investigate and report at the next meeting.
Mr.Ed Brown President of the Rotary Club,Mr.A.F.Buechler of the
Cormnercial Club,Mr.James E.Buck of the Kiwanis Club,Rev.Stitt
President of the Improvement Association and otm rie addressed
the Council in behalf of the passage of an Ordinance Zoning
the City for Building purposes,After discussion by several
of the Councilmen and others,on motion of Gilchrist the matter
was referred to a conwittee composed of' Gilchrist,Haux,Giesen-
hagen,Justice,Mildenstein ,the City Engineer and City Attorney
to confer with the several organizations represented and make
report back to the Countil.
Bids of several parties for Turbli> Generators for the Light Plant
were opened and read and on motion of Krehnll{e referred to the
Light Corflmittee to investigate and report back to the Council.
The Mayor made verbal report of of his attendance of the League
of Nebraska Municipalities at their recent meeting, and that the
meeting next year wa,s to be held in Grand Island.
Qn motion of Raux a vote of thanks was extended to the Mayor for
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his attendance am said League Annual meeting.
The Special Committee appointed to confer with the U.P.R.R.Co.
and the Chicago Lumber Co. I to get grou~;for /'Ice Storage Building
reported verbally and. alftter discusf~ion by members of the Council
and Mr.M.G.Colpetzer for the Chicago Lurrilier 60.,on motion of
Krehmke the Commi ttee was given further time.
The Street Committee request~d further time in the ma.tter of pro-
test against Paving District No.49,and same was granted.
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Gieoenhagen called attention to the Application of Leo F.Heuser
for building Permit to erect a building to be used as a grocery
store at No.16l5 West Koenig St., and the protest of several
parties to the Granting of same;On motion of Petersen the sarne
Wr'.s held up for further investigation.
Co.
Application of W.H.Harrison for Building Permit to Repair the
Thununel Building at the Intersection of Locust & Thirdl streets
and to use the half of the sidewalk next to the building ,was
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granted upon giving of Bond as provided by the Ordinances under
the direction of the Street Conmlittee.
The Sewer Cowuittee reported Sewer District No.95 completed
and on motion of Kr~llnke the Council determined to sit as a
Board of ]]qualization for said District on Wednesday,J?ebruary
21,1923 between the hours of 7-30 p.m. and 8 o'clock p.m. .
Giesenhagen called attention to the Dangerous condition of
the Tenth street Crossing of the C.B.& Q.Railroad Company and
failure of The Signal Service at said Crossing to give proper
warning and on motion of Gilchrist the matter of remedying
the s1 tuat10n at "both the 'Tenth and ]'ourth street Crossings
was referred to the City Aftorney to take up with the Company
and have proper signals put in for service on all tracks.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Krehmke allowed,
for list see the Claim Register.
'fhe \Vater Commi t toe called up the Z1a t ter of putting in Via ter
:Mains in the several Districts Already cl'eated and to be created
and the necessity of having the Pipe purchased without delay and
"'f-. on motion of Gilchrist :the Water Commissioner was instructed to
purchase the Pipe and lay the TiIains in the Districts now or
hereafter created.
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Petition of Carl Joehnck and others for the creation of a Water
Main District embracing that putt of plum street and Ashton
Avenue from Koenig Street to Ashton ~venue and then to Vine
Street was read a.nd on motion of Krehrnke referred to the Water
Committee.
IJeti tion of Carl Joehnck For Sewer District embracing that part
of Plum Street from Hanson Street to Ashton >' venue was read,Aleo
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pet{bn of John Helzer and others for a sewe:7'B'f6cks,3,4 & 7 of'
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Koehler Place Addition and Fractional Block 150 of the Union
Pacific Railway Company's Second Addition,were read a.nd on motion
of Krehmke referred to the Sewer Co~nittee.
Petition of H.Kehm for the creation of a Sewer District embracing
the Alley from Plum to Oak Streets.between Koenig & Division
Gtreets was read and on motion pf Krehmke referred to the Sewer Com.
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Peti tion of John Knickrehm,Ji'rank I. Oleen and others for the Buil-
ding of a Fire Station on the North side was read and on motion
of Giesenhagen referred to the Fire Committee.
Gilchrist presented the following Resolution and on his rnotion
the same was adopted and the Clerk instructed to send Menfuers of
the Legislature of this District Copies thereof.
Hesolu tion
~ Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the city of
Grand Island,Nebraska;
Vfuereas certain organizations in the
body to consider a zoning Ordinance and
question whether or not a City of this
Ordinance;
4nd whereas an immediate emergency exists which can be reme-
died only by an act of the Legislature of Nebraska;
Now therefore this Council respectfully requests the Members
of the L~gislature from this District to introduce a bill,or if
that be impossible , to ask the Governor of the State of lfebraska
to introduce such Bill to permit and authorize cities of this
class passing zoning Ordinances if they so desire. W.R.Gilchrist.
City have requested this
whereas there is some
class can pass a zoning
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An Ordinance,No.916,levying taxes in Sewer Dist.93 was presented;
Moved by Krehmke that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading;
Carried on roll call,Gieserulagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Krehmke,Justice,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none,absent,Michelson;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Giesenhagen that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roIl call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux, .Justice,Krehmke,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none,absent Petersen;
'1'he Ordinance Was read by its title o.nd declared passed its sltiond
reading;
Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and the Ordinande
placed on its third reading by ite title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,~ilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent,~lichelson~
The Ordinance was read by its title and. declared PeDsed its third
reading.
Moved by Krehmke that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Hau%,Justice,Krehu~e,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none,absent,J:ff.ichelson;
The. mayor declared the Ordinance finally pas;3ed and approved
the same.
An Ordinance ,Mo.917 providing a temporary Zoning system was
presented;
Moved by Petersen that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagem,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,I~ehrnke,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none, absent ,Michelson;
11he Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading;
Moved by KrehlYlke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Haux, Justice ,K.rehmke,
n[ildenstein and petersen voting aye, nay none,absent ,Michelson;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
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Moved by Giesenhagen that the rules be suspended and the Ordmnance
placed on its third reuding by its title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehrnke,
Nfi Idens tein and I)etersen voting aye, nay none, absent ,.t'li 1he1son;
The Ordinance was read bb :i ts ti tIe and declared panGed its third
reading.
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Moved by Petersen that the Ordinance be placed on its final passage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Raux, J'ustice, Krehmke,
Mildenstein a.nd Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent,Michelson;
'1'he :iJfayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved the
saIJle.
Report of the clerk of Appropriations and :n:xpencli tures to Feb-
ruary 1,1923 WCJ.S rend I::md on motion of Krehrnke referred to
the Finance Committee.
Reports of the Clerk of collections for January,of the Weigher
of receipts for January and the Chief of ~olice for January were
read cLl1d on motion of Krehmke referred to the ]'inance 60wmi ttee.
Ji.:stirnate of the Gi ty Iingineer of the COB t of constructing Sewer
in Sewer })is tri c t no. 87 was read and on moti on of Krehmke adopted
and the Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for its construc-
tion.
Ad~j ourned
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Grand Island, NObraska,}I'obruary- 21.11l923,7-30,1'.M:.
11'ho Council
met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
JDqua,lizing and AssoGsing the Cost of Construction of a SeWEr
in Sewer District 1:1"0.95 of said City,His Honor, the :Mayor
presiding and all Memb 1'8 present at
roll call;
'l'he Council rernained in Seasion until 8 o,cloek I'.M. and no
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person appearing to object to or protest against the pro:pos(~d
Asse;:js;'nent and Levy
Proof of Publication calling for i3aid
meeting was rea.d t'md placed on file,Whereupon Krerrihke pre-
sented t~e following Resolution and moved its adoption;
(:B'or copy of Hesolution;See next l?age 675)
The R6s01utioti whe adopted on roll call,Gieeenhagen,Gilchrist,
Raux, .Tus tice, Kroh;nke, chelson, ]M:i Idons t'3in and PeterGen
voting aye, nay none, and the :Mayor declared the Hesolution
adopted and approved the same.
ThenlinutGs of the meGting as. a 130ard of l~qualization were
read and approved.
Adjourned
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
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'r:hat we do find the total expense of the construct.ion of a
sewer in Sewer District ~o. 95 of the City of Grand Island, ~ebraska
is the sum of ~P2167 .64; that the benefi ts securing to the real estate
in said district by reason of said construction is in the sum of
$2167.64, and that the benefits accruing to the respective tracts,
pieces and parcels of land in said District by reason of the
construction of a sewer in said district are as set opposite the
ions
several descript@ thereof below, as follows:
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Lots, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in Block 7 Hann's Third
Addition, Henry Hann, Owner, $48.50 each;
Lots 9, 10, 11, in Block 7, Hann's ~rhird Addition, Henry
Hann, $48.50 each;
Lot 8, Block 7, Hanns's Third Addition, Theodore Erdburger,
$48.90;
J..o t 12, Block 7, Hann' s Third Addi tion, Goehring-So thmann Co.,
;i~4a. 50 ;
Lot 1, Block 2, Hann's Second Addition, Martha Skinner,$52.15;
Lots 2 and 3, ~lock 2, Hann's Second Addition, Henry Hann,
~$52 .15 each;
Lot 4, Block 2, Hann's Second Addition, Herman F. & Flora J.
Gilbert, $52.15;
Lot 5, Block 2, Hannsts Second Addition, Ernest C. & Bertha
Schultz, $52. 15;
Lot 6, Block 2, Hann's Second Addition, Henry Schwartz,~p52.15;
Lots 7 and 8, Block 2, Hann's Second Addition, August Buchfinck,
~?52.15 each;
Lot 1, ~lock 2, Heyde's Add.,Sigurd & Grace I.Johrde,$49.41;
Lot 2,>> 2 >> >>Edith Kerige, $49.41;
Lots 3 and 4, .block 2, Heydets Add. Uh1rick P.Koenig,$49.41eac~
Lots 5,6 and 7, in Block 2, Heyde's Add.,Uh1rick P.Koenig,
;;;i48.95 each;
Lot 1, Block 2, Axt & Hagge Add.,August, Wm A., and Fred J.
Hagge, $59.48;
Lot 2, Block 2, Axt & Hagge Add. J"ohn Krieger, $59.48;
Lot 3, Block 2, J1xt & Hagge Add., John Krieger, $;60.39;
Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 2, IDc:t&'Magge Add., August, Wm. A.,
& Fred J. Hagge, $49.87 each;
Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 in Block 2, Axt & HagGe's Add.,
Mary Axt, $50.32 each;
Lot 3, County Subdivision of Swi of Section 15-11-9, Louise
Lucas, ~k85 .10 ;
Lot 4, County Subdivision of Swi of Section 15-~1-9, Louise
Lucas, ;~p58~J.O.
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Grand Island,Hebrasl<B. , Ii'ebruary 2lfl1923.
1011e Council met in rel!3ular se:3sion,His Honor, the I\lfayor pre-
siding and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved..
Mr.Camaras call d the attention of the Council to the Parking
of Autos in the spaces set aside for the Ilarldng of fJ.is .Ii tney
IJine Cars and on ((lotion of K.rehmke the matter was referred to
the Street Conr"i ttee and the Oi ty ~ii:ngineer to have Ordina.nce
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prepared remedying the situation.
Bid of Vim.Kelly & Co., for construction of Sewer in District (37
was read and on motion of Gilchrist referted to the Sewer Com.
/ t3pecial CO':1mi ttce On the PassaE';e of an Ordinance for the sup-
preGsion of immoral literature and pictures reported that there
already was an jOrdinance on the Records covering the inatter.
Special Cormni ttee on the .L;assage of 1:1 Zoning Ordinance reported
ver1Jally ,having called on the Governor with a request that he
have a Bill introduced in the Legislature covering the (c~uestion
and were refused;That the Governor also called their attention
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to the Home Rule provision in the Law under \v11ich the City could
operate if desirable.
Petersen suggested the need of a. J?lagman D.t the Eddy Street
Crossing of the U.P.R.R.,and on motion of Gilchrist the Clerk
waG instructed to notify the Co::npany to place a Watchman there
aLl night.
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K The Light Commi ttee faade report as follows;
Honorable Mayor and City Council.
Your ConEd ttee , to which was referred th.c several bids on
'l'urbo Generator and necessary equi:pment , beg to SUb~;1i t tJ:1e fol-
lowilhg; We nave exam.ined the bids very carefully and find the
Westinghouse Company have the lowest and best bid for the com-
plete equipment. We therefore recouunend that the Ci ty of Grand
Island ent"3r into a Contract wi th tr1.is Company for the purchase
of a 1000 K.W.Turbo Generator !::nit as per their bid without delay
wm.li' . Krenmke ,
Charles H.Justice,
W.R.Gilchrist,
Walter Petersen,Committee.
On motion of Krehmke the report was adopted,Contract Awarded
and the 11l:a.yor rmd Clerk instructed to enter into proper Contract
On motion of Krelunke the Clerk was instructed to a.dvertise for
bids for an Air Condenser for the Light :Plant.
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The Chicago Lu:uber Co. ,presented a prol)osi tioD in wri ting for
exchange of lease for the stub end of Ijocust Str,-:;et for the
portion of South ]'ront Street adjoining their Lurnber Yard and
the same was discussed by several of the M.embers of the Council
Haux suggested that the exchange might give only temporary re-
lief as eventually it might be necessary to motue the City Plant
out where they could have more room; possibly to Lincoln park,
and moved that the Clerk be instructed to notify the Chicago
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Lumber company that their proposition conld not be accepted by
the City.
j1l10 ti on Carried.
Krehmke called attention to the need of getting at work on the
foundation of the Generator purchased and on motion of Raux
the Light Cerruti ttee and the Water & Light Commissioner were
instructed to proceed with the putting in of said foundation.
'1'he ]'ire Commi ttee made report as follows;
Hon.Mayor & city Council; Feb. 24-1923.
The Fire CO~llnittee asks that the Prayer of the Petition for
a north side Fire Station be granted. We also reco:mnend that
Your Honor aFPoil1t a Co:mni ttee to look up sui ta'ble location
on North side for Fire House etc. C.R.Justice,
Chas.l.haux,
VC:n]'fJU' eh:u.k e ,
Geo.Mildenstein,Conmlittee.
On motion of Mildenstein the report was adopted and the Ifu~or
appointed Justice,Haux,Krehmke and IHldenstein said Co,nmittee.
On motion of Justice the Clerk was instructed to advertise for
the purchase of 500 feet of Double Jacket Fire Hose.
The Sewer eo~nittee reported finding the bid of Wm.Kelly & Co
for putting in Sewer in District No. 87 to be the lowest and
beat bid and on motion of ltrehml(e the report was adopted and
contract awarded accordrungly .
1ne Bond Co~nittee reported finding the Bond of W.ll.Harrison
60. covE:.~ring the use of the portion of sidewalk at 1'humrnel
bijilding to be in proper form and the surety sufficient" and on
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motion of Giesenhagen the report was adopted and the Bond
approved.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Mildenstein
alloVled,for list see the Claim Register.
Petition of Mary L.Brown and others for a sewer between 1?lird
and South ]'ront Streets , from Washington to Harrison was read
and on motion of Krehmke referred to the Sewer ComIni ttee.
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An Ordinance ,No.918,Levying special taxes to pay the cost of
Sewer in Sewer District No.9fl,Ordinances Has. 919,920 and 921
Creating Sewer Districts Nos.96,97 & 9S,respectively were
presented;
I:Ioved by Krehrnke that the said four Ordina.nces be placed on
their first reading;
Carried on 1'011 call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist , Haillx., .Justice, Krehrnke,
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l1ichelson,M:ildenstetn and IJetersen voting aye,na,y none;
'1'l1e Ordinanca3 we;ecread and' all declared passed their first re-
ading;
Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and the Gaid
Ordinances placed on their second reading by their respective'
titles;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagem,Gilchrist,Haux,.Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting ay~~nay none;
The said four Ordinances were read by their respective titles
and declared passed their second reading;
Moved by Michelson that the rules be suspended and said Ordi-
nances placed on their third reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
}[ichelson ,mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none;
tl'he said four 6rdinances were rea.d by their respective ti tIes
a.nd declared passed their third reading.
Moved by K.xehmke that the said four Ordinances be placed on
their final passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen.Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehrill<e,
Michelson,mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
'l'he Mayor declared said four Ordinances finally passed and appri9l
oved the same.
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The City Engineer presented Estimates of the Costs of construc-
tion of Sewers in Newer Districts 96,97 and 98 and on motion of
f'!
Krehmke the sarae were adopted a.nd the Clerk instructed to adver-
tise for bids for their construction.
The report of the Water & Light Commissioner for January was
read and on motion of' Krehmke refered to the Finance Commi ttoe.
AdjO~6~~/
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RillI)ORT OF Al)}11WPHIA1'IONS A1.\l]) EXlJENDITUmtS
~J.10 MARCH l,1923.
APPROPRIA'l'EDt EY..PE:NlDED-
GENERAL FUND
BALANCE
8729.78
:2842. 55
4841.65
;-\38.50
12000.
1;~ 70. ;::;2
SALAIUES
Streets & Alleys
Hydrant Rental
I,igh ting
Incidentft1s
~J6500
15000
8500
1~2000
10COO
3657.45
10158.~5
8161.50
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$52000 $30707.08 $21292.92
Park Fund
3000 298.50 2701.50
Police ]'und
16300 9897.84 6402.16
Cemetery Fund
7000 2868.~2 4131.78
Ice Fund
40000 28873.43 11126.5'7
Paving Fund
15500 12218.60 3281.40
Sewer Fund
253655-157G68.10 95986.90
:Music ]'und
3100 1000 2100
Wa ter 1i'und
60000 25106.64 34993.36
Light ]'und
140000 61892.06 78107.94
Sewer District
13852.39-13536.02
paving District
39248.28-36396.83
Fire Fund
18600 9220.56
llunds
316.37
]'unds
2851.45
93'79.44
S mmnary
~662 0~5 67 ?389 68~ 88 0 272.5.71.67
..p .J,~.Jo. -.+i; , v. -'1i~.- ,
nm ES1'DiTA'l'E:S 0]' APPROJ?RIA'l'ION"S
IN AlrOV1TI HEPOH.'l'S FOR THE WATER.
IJIGH'l' & ICE ]'UNIJS AT-m SBI1PLY
MAD1TI BY THE CLGRK TO BE ABIJn TO
MAKE '1'HE ACCOUN'l' BALANCE : NO
AI)PROPRIATIOlIS 0]' SPECH'IC Aft--
M6UNf8 BEINQ mADE IN SAID FUNDS.
RESI)EC TFUJJL Y Str13IH 'l'T'.r.m .MARCH 1 "192 3.
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GlWID ISL'tND,1:T1mRASKA,MARCH 7,1923.
2'11e Council met in regular session,His Honor,the Ma,yor,presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
A communication YiTaS read from IVrr.A.C.Rice in reference to Lot
NO.279,West lawn, owned by him and used by the City for Street
purposes and on [aotion of Giesenhagen the matter was referred to
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the Street Co:~~ittee,Engineer and Attorney to investigate and
report..
A co~munication from Cosandier-McMillen Company suggesting the
putting in of a Fire IIydrant between 3,& 4,Streets on Clark St.
near their new Lumber Yard was read and on motion of Mildenstein
referred to the Fire Cowuittee.
Bids of 'Win.Kelly & Co., for Sower Districts N'os.96 & 97 were open-
ed and read and on [aotion of Mildenstein referred to the Sewer Com.
~3everal Bids f'or 500 feet of Fire Hose were' opened and read ani
on Dotion of Gi esenhagen referred to the Fire Co:mmi ttDe.
Several Bids for Air Conroresser Were read and on motion of Krehmk:e
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referred to the Water & Light Commi ttee wi th Power '1'0 Act.
~l.'he Appraisers appointed under Ordinance }To.9l5 to Appraise the
property taken in the opening of Sycamore Street,ete,presented
their report and O?-th of Qlffice ;Whereupon Petersen presented
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the fmllowing Besolution;
RIi;SOLUTION
WlmRI~AS, Ill! l'URSUAHCE OF Ordinance No. 915 of the Ci ty of Grand
Islnnd,iiebraska, ()n the 24th day of llebruary, 1923, the Appraisers
therein named met as provided by said Ordinance and made a just and
fair assessment of the damages for the taking of said property.
lWW, Tm:m:m],ORl~,B:m IJ.' RESOLVED by the llayor and Ci ty Council of
the City of Grand Island,Nebraskf~ that said assessment of damages
be and the same hereby is approved by the ~yor and City Council
and the City Clerk is hereby ordered to pay to the persons herein-
after named,for the property hereinagter named, the amounts set
opposite their names ;or if such payment is refused ,deposit said
amounts with the City Treasurer.subject to the orders of the owners
and such parties interested; and thereafter that the Ci ty r:f
Grand Island take,occupy and possess for its own use the property
so approprieted,to-wit;
The West 60 ft.of Lot 5 of the County Subdivision
of the W-[i' of the sw.~, of Section 15 ,1'ownship 11,
North Range 9 West,and part of said Lot 5 of said
County Subdivision ,more particularly described as
follows,to-wit;Co~nencing at a point on the North
line of said Lot 5, 60 feet East of the Northwest
corner of said lot,running thence East to the North-
east corner of said Lot 5,running thence South 51.8
ft. ,running thence in a Southwesterly direction to a
point 60 ft.East of the West line of said Lot 5 and
72.8 ft. South of the North line of said Lot 5,running
thence 72.8 ft. North to the place of beginning.
JE:HIH}f} H.lIAYM1Ur~ Owner $3565.00
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:Part 01' :Lot ;:; ot~ the Count:)T Subdivision of the
'I;';"~ of the 8Wt of Section 15, Township 11,lJol"th
Range 9,West ,more particularly described as
follows,to-wit;
Co~mencing at the Northwest corner of said Lot
3,running thence South on the West line of said
Lot 3,51.8 ft.,thence in a Northen.sterly direction
to the North east corner of said J~t 3,thence West
to the place of beginning.
J..ouise IJucas ,Owner
d"'>50
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The Westerly 60 ft.of Lot 4 of the County Subdivision
of the Vi!; pf the SVJ -;fof See tion 15, Township 11, North
Range <), '\Nes t.
Louise Lucas,Owner 350.00
Ilot 12 of Block 1,Lakeview Addition,
]mil Schumann, Owner
1000.00
Moved b~,,- Peters en that the fleport of the said Al)prais ers be
accepted and approved and said Resolution adopted;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchriee,lIaux,Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson,llildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
'1'he Mayor declared the motion c8.rri ed a,nd aYlproved same.
6n motion of Petersen the Clerk vms instructed to A.dvertise the
buildings taken in opening said Street for sale by the next
regular meeting~buildings to be removed within 30 days after
sal e.
the City Attorney called attention to the Platting of a Tract
of land in the North };:ast part of the Ci ty bU the lambert
Heirs and without making the Streets correspond to or connect
with the ~treets of the City and Without Presenting said
Plat to the City Council for approval;On motion of Gilchrist
the action of the City Attorney in the matter was approved and
he was instructed to take such further action as may be necessary
to fully protect the interests of the City.
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Krehmke reported having Employed Rudolph Kruse to oversee
putting in of foundation for the 1urbo GeneratonR.
Il'he Ci ty Engineer reported the in-advisabili ty of putting in a
Se\ver betweeb Front & 'l'hird Streets from Vlashington ~'o Harrison
Streets and on motion of Giesenhagen the matter was referred
back to the Sewer Comrni ttee for further investigation.
'1'he Sewer Co;nmi ttee Re~ported recommending the acceptance of the
Bid of ~~.Kelly & Co for Sewer District No.96 and on motion
of Krehmke the re}J01't was adopted and contract awarded.
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The Sewer Conunittee reported that the Bid of ~m.Kelly & Co for
Sewer District No.97 was above the Estimate for same and recom-
mendied the rejection of same and on Jf1otion of Krehmk,e the bid
W:;\8 rejected.
'1'he Ci ty Engim.eer presented Amended OlUstimat~ for Sewer J)istricts
Nos.97 & 98 and on motion of Krehmke the swne were adopted and
the Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for their construction
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~i'he Ci ty Engineer presented Estimate of the Cost of Construction
of Sewer in Sewer District No.52 and on motion of Krehnll\8 the
sf@e was adopted and the Clerk instructed to advertise for Bids
for its construction.
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
l1ichclson, allowed, for list see the Claim Hegister.
Reports of the Clerk of Appropriations and Expenditures to 1mrch
l,of Collections,for February ,Report of Weigher for :B'ebruary,
of the Polide Judge for February,Chief of Police for FebrUary
and of the Vlater,Light & Ice Commissioner for ]'ebruary were
presented and read and on motion of Michelson referred to
the Finance CommittLee.
'l'he Ci ty lnngineer presented J~stimate of the Cost of Paving
Pav.ing District No.4l, being South Locust Street i'rom Charles
Street to the J3el t Line Railroad, a.nd on motion of Petersen
the 1i:stimate was adopted and the Clerk instructed to advertise
for Bids for its construction.
Adjourned. "
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Grand Is1and,lJebraska,Ivlarch 21,1923.
The Council met in regular session ,His Honor,the Mayor,presiding
D,nd all Members preBent a.t roll call.
The minutes of the laHt regular meeting were reu.d Emd alTproved.
Bid. of lUck Schnell for buildings in Sycamore street was opened
and read and on motion of Petersen rejected.
Bids of' Wm.Kelly & Co. ,Grand Island Plumbing COlnpany and of
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Chambers Construction Co., for putting in sewere in Sewer Di~)ts.
82,9? &. 98 were opened and read and on mo tion of Kreh..'11ke referred
to the Sewer Committee.
Bids of Traill Paving Co.,C.A.Richey Paving Co., and of A.B.Read
Company, for :Paving District No.4.1 'Vvere opened emd read and on
motion of Petersen referred to the street Committee.
On motion of Petersen the City Clerk was instructed to notify the
Contractor and the Bond Conrpany to repair Koenig Street,Paving.
\Iiater & 1.1gh t Commi t tee reported having bought an Air Compres SOl'
of the Iforfolk Gas Company for $;200.
The Fire Commi ttee reported reconmlending the Acceptance of the :Bid
of the New York Belting &: Packing Co.,I'or 500 feet of their Samson
Brand Pire Hos e at $,1.10 less a discount of 207; and on moti on of
.Justice the report was adopted <JOd cantre,ct awarded accordingly.
'1'he Fire Commi ttee reported recommending tha t a Fire Hydrant be
placed at the intersection of Notth Fron~ & Clark Streets near
the new Lumber Yard and on Illotion of Petersen the YJator & I,ight
Commitlf)ioner Vl;'3~S instructed to put in said Hydn.mt.
Bond of Axelson Jnec tric Co., covering their Wiring IJermi t WES
reported by the Commi ttee to be in proper form and tl'B surety
sufficient and on motion of Giesenhagen the SaL."'1e was approved.
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1'he Sewer COI:lmi ttee reported that Sewer District I'fo. 96 was complete
-(1 tind on Illotion of~ Krelunl<e the Cou.Jlcil deterul ned to si t as Et board
of Equalization on Wednesdiay April t.tlll9~~3 from 7-30 ,p.m. of said day
to 8 o'clock p.m.of said day for the purpose of Equalizing and
Assesfdng the expense of sfd.d construction and levying a tax to pay
for saTne and the Clerk was instructed to give proper notice thereof
'1'11e Sewer Committee reported finding the Bids of Chambers conntruc-
tion 00., for SevIer Districts Uos.82,9? & 98 to be the lowest and
best bids and on motion of Krehmke the report was adopted and
Contracts awarded accordingly.
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Bills ii,gainst the Ci ty wore reu"d and on motion or Krehmke allowed
for list see the Claim Register.
Petition of Columbus Nielsen for Sewer between Charles & koenig
Streets from I,ocust to Cedar V{t),S opened and read and on motion o:f
Krehmke referred to t.he Sewer Committee.
Petersen presented the following Resolution and Gilchrist moved
its adoption;
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Bli; IT RI1S0INJm:) BY THIG MAYOn AIID CITY COUNCIL OF
'I'HE CITY OF GHAlm 1ST. AIm , ITB1BHASKA:
That the alley in Block 131 Koenig & Wiebe's Addition to
tJln City of Grand Island,lTebraska, be fwd the same isherebb
vacated. mtf)JI:HVING HmrlDVli:H Hight of way through said alley
for the Sewer now thereib ,and access thereto for maintenance
and repair.
Wal tel' Iletersen.
Resolution adopted on roll call,all voting aye, and the Mayor
approved the same.
Th e Ci ty At torney asked for advi ee, as to the :PropoB ed Bui Iding
Ordinance before preparing same and after sorne discussion on
motion of Gilchrist the matter was deferred for further inves-
tigation.
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Ordinande No.9::::2,cl'e[1ot.ing Viater Main District NO.23, and
Ordinance No. 9~;;3, creating Water Main District No .24 were
presented;
:Moved by Krehmke that the Ordinances be placed on their first
reading;;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,gilchrist,Haux,Justice,ltrehmke,
JvIichelson and I>etersen voting aye,nay none,Absent,Mildenstein;
The said Ordinances were read und declared paGsed their first
reD.ding.
\lovcd. by :Petersen that the rules be suspended and the said Ordi-
nances be pl;:l,ced on their second reading by their respective ti tle~
Carri ed on roll call, Gi Qi3enl'lagen, Gi lchri s t ,Haux, Justi ce , Krehmke ,
I"Iichelson and l)eternen voting aye, nay none,absent T.Uldenstein;
The said Ordinances were read bb their respective ti LIGS n.nd
declared paosed their sezond reading.
M:oved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended EU1d said Ordinances
be placed on their third reading by their respective Ti tIes;
Carried on rol.l call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux, J'ustice,Krehrn1ce,
chalson and Petersen voting :.'iye, nay none, abaent Mildenstoin;
The daid Ordinances were read by their respective titles and
declared pansed their third rap"ding.
i,iloved by MIchelson tha t the said Ordinances N'o'W. 9;;::~ & 9~23 be place
-d on their final paBsage tmd finally passed; ,
Carri ed on roll c::-JJ.l, Gi euenhagen, G i lchri f3t ,Haux, .Tv.s tice, Krehmke,
chelaon and Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent :;1Iildenstein;
'1'he Mayor declared said Ordinances Has. 9~~;2 and 9:23 finally pas sed
t'lnd a:;_)proved the same.
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An Ordinance,No.9~~;4,Amending 13ection 41 of Ordinance l'To.749
Vias presented;
TILoved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on i to
firf.lt
reading;
Carri ed on roll CCtll, Gi esenhagen, Gi 1c11.r1 s t , Ha.1.1X, .1uot1c e , KrelnnJ<:e ,
!lichelson and reterscn voting aye, nay none,absent Mi1denstein;
The ordinance was re,,",d and declared paf3sed its first reading.
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Moved bv Gilchrist that the rules be suspended !:'md the Ordinance
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placed on its second reading by its title;
CarrJed on roll cal1,Giesenb.agen, Gilchrist,Hanx, Justice,Krehrilke,
"rJichelson and 1'etersen voting aye, nay none,Absent
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared
Mi luens t(3in;
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paGsed . secona
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Ivloved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended and the Ordina,nce
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carri ed on roll call, Gi euenhagen, Gilchri s 1. ,Haux, Justice ,J\:reh!'-uee,
?tfi ehelson and
Petersen voting aye,nay none,abeend J'Hldenstein;
The Ordinance was read bb its title and declared passed its third
readinG.
TiLoved by Michelson th2.t the said Ordinance be placed on i 1.6 final
passage and finally passed;
Ca.rri ed on roll call, Gi esenhagen, Gi lcurist, Haux, .Jll.S tice , Krehrnke ,
Michelson and Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent hIildenEltein;
'l'he J,;Ta.yor demmared the Ordinance finally paD sed and approved
tile S8..:rne.
:r\[r.~reen of tb.8 Western In,bo1'<:ttories made a proposi tion t.o
Inspect the Asprlalt hlving for the Ci ty on the same te1'1:1S as
last year ;,nd prefJonted Contract for same ; Qln motion of
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l)etersen the proposi tion of the Western Laboratories was
accepted and the form of Contract presented referred to the
~ltreet & Alley Commi ttee wi th Power to Act.
AdjOl~6 j!f)"~
OJ. ty t,lerk.
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Grand. Isla;'ld,lTQbra[~ka ,April 4, 19;:~3, 7-30 J T.
1'1:1.0 Ganem1 :Het as :3. DoaI'd of' }i:4WtLiz<.~,tion ror H'J.a purrose of
1qunlizin[ ant!
sooslng the the costs of cunstruction of a
Scv[c~r in ~3ewcr Dif:1triet No. 96 and IJevying a Tu'x to pay the
exponne ti',ereof' ,His HonoI', the M;,;.yor, }H'e BidiUl.;' and:dl Vi:embc:cD
prosent but Mildenstcin.
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Proof of ~ublication of Notice of meeting
L_Ei
1} Board of' I;qual-
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lZD.l,JCn YJE'c8
read and placed on file;
'The Council re'J1F:ined in SOSBioD l.intil C, o'clock,P.IE. f::l.nd 110
person having appeared
object to or protest
.ns t thE?
propoiJed A;:seHi:JnH:;nt ;-ncL Levy
Krehmke
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the
fOllowinG
iicsolution n.ud '"loved its ado}.ltion;
(set; l1eJct ~pa[se)
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or and Ci ty Counc j.l of tIle
City of Grand uland, Nc1n'(-1s.ka, citt:Lng DB a jloarcl of t':quulization
for said purpo~e as per proof of notice ~reGonted:
'.l'hat vie do find t:nc totdl e:xpenne of the confJtruction of
a l30wer in ;.)c:'Ivcr I)}sLl'ict 0.96 o:f tJ:e City of (}rnncl Inland,
J\jelJI'ask,l in tIle l3L1Hl of
056.64; thut the 11cnefitB accruing to
the real cstate in naid district by reason of said construction
if: 1:n the sum of ;.;\10;)6.64, and. that the rlenefits Hcc:cuinc; to the
respective tracts, pieccs and parcelc of land ill said District
by reason of tne construction of 8 sewer in said district arc
,-~f-l set OJl 0 ~oi tc the Bevcral c1eucriptioyw U1C:;'C;O:[' belovr as
follows:
Lot J31 0 C 1;:
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2 :JAG
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4 116
c' 146
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6 146
'7 1.16
D 11lei
1 147
2 147
3 147
4 147
G 147
6 147
7 147
(3 147
Addition
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II It
II II
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II 11
II II
II II
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Owner
Henry Kroeger
lTn 1) e 1 T\3.111c
Jacob Jji ellBnck
Conrad 1"i ebD8 cle
Louis Preisendorf
Henry E.chm
Henry 'LobsacJi:
Jol;Yl H. Pheif
John I1lio if
Gcol'r:;e Jacoby
IUd\: C. Kreiger
Herma:n Kickllush
1,0 l'enZ ~)pecJi:
Lo renz ~)vecl:
Henry Pcuernte:i,n
LIa ryD' ire: ~3 t e i 11
J\mount
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c\18180n HrId Ieten:en voUng aye,nay none,Abscmi:, HildenBte:in,
rrll c IJ(),"JTO J. d cc l(.:.~>r'e (1
EesolLltiun Udoptl:)d ~nd alroroved tile [W,lilG.
'rhe mJnutes of the rnecting as [t J:30DTd of :rlquL"lize,tion wero rC[i.Od
nDCl ppproved.
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The Council (~t in regular f;eG~Llon, TUn TIonor, the Ha.yor,yn'E.lSidinc
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and Gi Oel enhagon, G1 10h1'1 E t, I-Iaux, ,TuG tio e, :rLre}ur]}(G ,:U1:ioho180n
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]Jeterscn,present at roJl call, absent Mildenstein.
'The Linutes of the last regular lnecting were regd r.Del ;cl.J:iprovod.
2etition of H.J.VosB,etal. for the paving of raving District 41
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::~outh :LocuBt f;treet, ViaB presented c;,nd rea.ct and the Gtreet COI1Lc:l.t-
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tee }) I' () ~) ell t c~ d
e foJlmving report;
Cf'o the Honorable Trayor &; City Council;
Vie your Commi tt08 on f3treets and AJleys I'ecou,~Emcl tile; ace
ance of t~c bid of Trail ravine Co. of .53 for et Asphalt
. n """ v.j )'1 r. T'1' ," i' I'I' C' i' 1,1'0 11 1 'I) C> I' )'"' ,', '-, ,(),rr,-c)<. + ,." "" ,ct' '0 b ('< "(' .i,',', '_i ct,. ('1,' 8"'1' .
() J,'C;..L. to) .,i ,eo, ,.. ,e'l . ,+ "t.,<, . . "".,) v'.",. L.,., .. ~
"iln, 1 tel~ ~r: e j'~e 11 U Gl1,
C .Ha ~Tust:Lce,
.I<'.krehmke
V/.H.Gilchrist, Cormnittee.
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On motion of Petersen the request of the Petitioners to use Asphalt
VI~:~S cld.OI)tcd tl1e I~e))Ol~t of' tl1e COnl?llittee t:ldoIJtcd [.~11d 'rJ:1G 'bid of'
Trail raving Co.,accepted and.contraet awarded as per said report.
The ~;treet ComrnittcG reported reCot!lmcnding that upon Mr.Hics maldng
n, deed to the Gi ty for the Strip of land needed to straighten the
Street at
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place,to
the
s<:l,tisf'action of the Cj.ty Attorney, that
the Ci ty Clerk then de1iwcr to him a Warrant fo:!:'
tl'l'" ,,", 1 Po 0 ()
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provided in his propositio~.
'L'he Bond Comrni tt8e reported on :Bonds of' '1'11e Geel' Co., and
Ausenmacher Co., I' 01' use of ()treets while bui1dine; and on ~,lOtion
of Gionenhagen the Bonds were approved,provided Assenmacher Co.,
h~n ibeir bond signed within 48 hours by a freeholder,resident of
Hc::1l 60unty.
Gic:3Cl1h::.~gen 8U[Eent(~cl that n sporl:inl meeting of the Ci ty Covnc:Ll
be 11016. Sc,.clot.ime next we}ck to tctke up the !llHtter of n building
OrdinD,nce.
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Bi1ls fJ.gninst the City were r)re~3entcd c:.nd J:'cad and on motion 0:1:'
Gilchrist al1owed,for list see the Claim Register.
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~F'etition of II.J.1i'tmley [l,nd otbers for a Water Tvlain lJistrict on
13'; f3treet from IJocunt to Tam w,:,s rC[4,d ;lnd on TilOtion of Krehmke
rel'cI'rcd to the
tel' Corm-ni t tee.
I'etition of A.1:l.l"ehrenkam'p n,nc1 ot11GrS for ,;, Water Main Distr:ict
on 6harles street from Tilden to Grant WHS read and on motion of
~ichelsonreferr d to the
tel' Com.uj,ttce.
CGg
/"n ("'~('l' "'''II'''''' ,'TVI'"; g';,r, levyinO' a ~3',}.H.lcial Tax in Se'(ler District l:To.'JC,
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WI"S presented;
Moved by Kichelson that the Ordinance be placed on its first readina
Cn.JTi cd on 1'011 cD,ll, Gi eBenhagen, Gi J ch.ri fit, Haux, .TUB tic e ,Krehmkc,
lEiehelson B.nd Petersen voting ;.~Lye,nuy none,AbiJ8nt ,
lciens tein;
'Tho Ord.inance Ivan read Lnd decl[~.red paDned its first rCftding.
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Moved. by Krehmke tl1a,t the Ordinance be l'iliaced on i to second rer.ding
by -i ts ti tIe ;:u1d t}1<..1. t the :rules be suspended;
C<1.,xricd on roll call, Giescnhagen, ,~ilchrist,Haux,Justice, J\:rehmke,
Michelson a.nd 'Petersen voting aye,nay none,abaent Mildenst.ein;
The Ordinance was read by its t.itle and declared passed its
Second. reading ;
Moved. by Giesenhagen that tho rules bu m..wpcmded rmd. the Ordina.nce
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,.Tustice,Krehmke,
llfichelson and 11etersen voting ayc,nay nonc,absent .Mildenstein;
The Ordinance was read. by its ti tle ;:""nd declLrE)d })assecl i to
third reading.
:Toved by Krehmke that the 6rdinance be placed on .i tD final lH].sfJa/:::e
and fina.lly' passed;
Carri cd on roll call, Gi 8[;enhagen, Gi 10hr18 t ,Haux, .1'1..1.:3 tice ,Krohmke,
IJichelson and Petersen voting D.ye,nay none,abf3ent,I~Tildenotein;
The lIayor declG~T()cl the
Ordinance finn,11y passed and EPtH'Oved tho same.
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~:stimate of the City Engineer of the cost of constructing sewer in
DiGtrict l\fO.99 Vif::,;3 I-:renentcd rllU read ;nd on motion of lCrehmke the
timate 1';(';',:3 adopted .',nd ti1.e Ci ty Clerk iuotructed to advertise for
bids for its condtruction.
Eeports of the reroLD.for .Tan.&: ]'eb.o:f' the WeighFiaDter forT0hrch
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and of Depository Banks for tho (~arter were road and on sQtion of
Michelson referred to the l?inance Commi t tee.
Adjourne~~J
City Clork.
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Grand Island, :f\febraska. Apri 1 10.1923
the CotJ.ncil met a.t 8 P.M. as IJrovided by I.ftW for Organization,Hi$
Honor, the I\[ayor,lJresiding a,nd all lFiembers pref>ent at roll calIf
except ~Jldenstein.
'1'he Mayor :Pres en ted his Offic ial Bond as Mayor upon He-TGlection and
upon IJwtion of' Giesenhagen the Same wa.s approved; gath of Office was
administered by the Clerk and he took his seat as Jv1ayor for the
ensuing term; The Offic ia1 Bonds .of Charles H. tTus tice, em.mci lrnan from
the Rirst Ward,'Wm.R. Gildhrist from the Second, Wt~.l teI' Petersen from
the 'r11iro and Wm.]i' . Krehmk.e from the ]'ourth Vlfud were alJIJI'Oved by the
Tf:ayor and he called each of them fmrwarcl ,administered the Oath of
office to them and they took their seats as Councilmen for the
ensuing ~.'erm. Roll was called,Giesenhagen,Gilch,rist.,H~nlx,Justice,
Krehmke,Michelson and Pet.erson being present ,a.bsent,Mildenstein.
l\rehm..'ke nominated Councilman Chris Michelson for :President of the
Council for the ensuinl year;On motion of Gilchrist nominations were
closed ,the rules suspended and the Clerk instruBted to cast the
ent.ire vote of the Council for Chris Michelson for rresident and
the Clerk cast the Vote of the Members of the Council present f'or
Mr .Michelson :for President and the' M~yor declared him duly elected,
President for the year.
The ]fu>yor afunounced fhe following Conmlittee appointments for the year;
Ji'im1,nce, Gilchris t, Mildens tein, Jus tice, Haux
Printing,Purchasing and
Auding Haux,lIJIildenstein, Gilchrist, Gi esenhagen
Streets 8:: Alleys Petersen,.Tustice,Giesenhagen,Haux
]~ight,Water &: Ice Krehmke,Gilchrist,Justiee,Petersen
Fire Justice,Mildenst.ein,Krehmke,Michelson
Ordinances,Bonda,
Elections &: Licenses Giesenhagen,Haux,Michelson,Petersen
Police &: Board of Health I\lfichelaon ,Krehmke,Gilchrist,Mildenste
Parks and Bands Haux,lltf.ichelaon,l?etersen,Giesenhagen
,~wer~' K;rehY-l1ke ,Peters en, Michelson, Haux -
87TH JJrolJi:lrty 8:: Cemetery 11f1.ldenstein,Giesenhagen,Justice,MicheJ.son
~I'he ~Mayor announced the following appoint.ments for the en'suing t.erm;
City Attorney,
Harold A.I)rince
Weighmaster
H.C.Heath
0i ty }gngineer
'!l:. W.:Bennison
Street Corrrrnissioner
Jil. W .Banni son
Vlater,Light &: Ice Com-
missioner &: Sewer
Inspector
Clarence W.Burdick
Chief of Fire Department Thomas M.Dillon
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Janitor and Jailor
.Tor.m PaulGen
Sexton at Cemetery
Gustav Paulsen
City ]?hys ic ian
]j'rank D. Ryder
Merchc:i,nts :Police
Wm.H. J-ensen
Chief of Police
J.S.Martin
I'olicemen
C,R.DeMott, Desk Sargeant
Herman Buenger,Desk Sergeant
W.H,HEader
George Hosier
George Heuting
CharI es IIenry
Morris ]'owler
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Vern Brooks
On motion of G:Llchrist the said Appointments were all confirmed.
The ]j'inanc e Corami t te e reported. recoEllnending that the Bond of the
City Treasurer be fixed in the sum of $50,000 and on motion of
Gilchrist the report was adopted.
On motion of GilchriBt the Salary of ,T,S.Mattin as Secretary of
tlle Board of Health was fixed at ~f;4o. 00 per month payable monthly
out of the General fund.. commencing May 1, 19~;3.
X'l'he Water,Light 8c Ice
Commi t tee reported recOIn.mending thtl t tIle
salary of C.W.Burdick as Wa.ter,Light &:. Ice CommisBioner and Sewer
Inspec tor be rai sed to ~~)3~~5 per month and on motion of Krehmke
the report was adopted the same to take effect May 1, 19~23.
On Illation of Haux J.W.Harrison was employed as Caretaker of the
~Pioneer Park at a salar:>; of f~;65 :per month, commencing April 11,1923.
Bill of P. O.Harding of ~r55 was on motion of Petersen allowed and
Warrants orderedAdjourned ~4
drawn /~zes;~
City clerk.
Grand Isl[;;l,nd,lJl3braska,April HV'19:,.)
The COlmed} met j,ll regular session,HiB Honor, Tb.e }.iiayor ,JH'osiding
and Gi 0 ;30nha.gen) Gi 1ch1' i s t, Haux, .Just i.co, Kreh!TJc e) !V[i chelf) on) IlE Id ens te :il;J.,
and Peterson present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular and intervening meetin[s was read
and ~j"pprovE,d.
1\'fr.A.:E:.Cady presonted fOT aPJJroval PIatt of Ashton Ple,co and the
:3am.e 1Ivas examined by the lvIayo:c Coune i lmen .when Gi eD enhagon
w.oved that the I'lat of Ashton rIaee bOi'J.nd the same is bereby
acce:pted ,}lrovided ,however; tb.at the Hlayor do not sign the Certif-
/t.t,'l,'~ ...~_/
iCc;ti;e until the technleal ~ have been completed and the
survey checked ::md approved by the ntroot and Alley Commi ttee
gnd the City lDngineer;Motion carried on roll ca.ll,GteGenhagen,
Gi lCYlri s t, HeJ.lx, ,Tustice) Krehrnke) Mi cl1elson, Mi Idena tein ~ Petersen
voting aye) nay none; '1'J:le Mayor decl<~"I'ed the Motion cl::uTied.
'1'11e Jlr.a.y(n~ addressed the Council as to the condi tions exir;ting
a.nd tl1.8 different functJons of the City DJ'ld their ol)eratian.
On motion of Gilch:dst tbe Ci ty Clerk was instructed to advertise
for hids for the Audi ting of the accounts of the vay'ious offi(;eB
for the past year.
of Gilbert's Second Addition
Sub. of ~B16ck 1 J\ VVci.S presented (),nd on motion
rlr'l,tt of Gilbert's
of Petersen aecepted on roll calJg~iesel1hagen,Gilchrist,Haux,tTustice,
Krehmke )l{Cichelson, 1E ldenstein and Petersen voting Aye, nay none,
clnd the iVTayor defulared the motion cEt.rried.
Petersen made report of the sale of the Sycamore Street property
and on motion of Mildenstein the same Was accepted and approffed.
The Street Committee made report as follows;
liTo tbe honorable Mayor & City Council;
We )Jrour Commit tee. on Streets and Alleys, having made examina ti on of
raving Districts lios.2l,22,23 & ~24,on which Maintenance :Bonds expire
in the near futu.re )request that the City Clerk notify The Tyner
Construction Co., of' I\'ansas Ci ty and his Bonding Co; thri.t })av].ng
DistrictEl 1\foB.2l,~!'~2 ,;~;3)be placed in proper shal)e as ])er Specifi-
cations under which they were laid before the expiration of the
:Ma.intena.nc 0 peri 0 d. \iVa.l tel' }Jetersen,
Chas .1~.Ha.ux,
C.H.~Tustice
Otto GiefJenhagen) GCHfunittee.
On motion of Gilchrist the ReIlort was (j.dJ;rf.lted.
The Water,Light &; Ice COTIlmittee reported progreGs in prepa.ring foX'
the installation of the Generator recently purchased.
The Water Committee reported that \Vater Main Districts 16 & 17 were
c oIl1gleted a.nd on rnotion of Krehmke the Council det,"rmined to si t
as a Board of Jliquuliza.tion on Wednesday,1\JIay :-'~,1923)from 7"';30 o'clOCK
P. M. dJi' saJ.d day to 'B, 0' clock IJ. J.,[. for the purpose of' Equalizin~
and Assessing the Benefits Accrueing to the property in said
It
by Tenson of the laying of Water Maina therein and ]':'evying a tax
to pay tbe GXl)(0rlSO thereof as provided .by law,and the Cj. ty Clerk
ViD,S inn trllC 'led to give pro~per not:i.c e thereof.
Tbe Bond Commi ttee rel)ortecl finding the following J30nds in propel'
'l'ra:i.1 Paving Company, Covering their
and sufficient;
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Con trac t fo;:-])i'~.i{'ic t
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form and the sureties thereof good
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Willi:::un Kelly 8:: Co.,
Clarence IT.Ballard,
Benson rlmnbing Co.;
Walter D.Boyll,
of IliBlll Kelly g:; Co.;
Clarence H.Ballard,
Benson IJlumbing Co.,
Walter JJ.J3oyll,
rlumber' s ~Bond of
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D:cainln.yer's bond
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VI, H. Mader, }")o 1 iceman
George N.Reuting n
GeoI~ge }Iosie~c ~l
Charles K.Henry "
M.8mriee ]'owler II
Herman BU.enger n
Vern Brooks n
Vern Brooks " For balance of present Tenn
Jahn Pfil.ulsen, ,Tani tor &, .Tailor
VI.H.. Jensen Merchants Polic81Il<'1l1
J?rank :D .Hyder Physician
Henry C .Hea.th i;'leighma.ster
Ha.rold A.Prince City Attorney
Clarence ViI'.]3tl.rdick,Wa.tel',Light & Ice Commiasioner
and Sewer Inspector
W.B.King City Treasurer
H.E.Clifford, City Clerk
'Thomas Iv!. Dillon, Chief of E'ire Departmen t
On motion of Giesenhagen said Bonds were all accepted and approved.
'1'he Commi ttee on Police & Board of Health reported that the contract
with 1'hoB.HoBS for care of Em.ergency Hospit811i:xpired M.a.y 1,19:-'23
and asked for instructions as to further contract with Thoe.RoBs
or some one else and on motion of Gilchrist the matter was referred
to the Committee on 1>011ce &: Board of Health wi tho Power to Act.
Justice Called up the matter of the B.& M.Stockyards at their
present location.
Bids for laying Sewers mm in Sewer Di strict 1199 of Wm..Kelly ('.,,:; Co.,
:Jnd of' ehambers Construction Co., Were oI)ened and read and on motion
of Krehmke referred to the Sewer eommittee to investigate & report.
./A. communication from Wm.Frank Was read and on motion of Gilchrist
referr'~'cl to the Sewer Comnli ttee.
Bills aga:Lnst the Ci ty Were read [;j,nd on moUon of Krehmke allowed,
for list see the Claim Register.
Bi 11. of the Wa,tel' Cornmis s i oner ) ror Hydrant Hental.1 the sum of
$8685, for the past year was read and on motion of Petersen referred
to the Fire ComIni ttee.
Bill of Harold A. Prince for Stenographic expense.Postage,etc.for
:)
the ];.JClDt tvV'o yeD.rs in the sum of :U:l;25 was presented [wd read and on
.motion of Krehm}(e allowed and Warrant ordered drawn for ita pa.yment.
Peti tion of John IJiebsack and Henry Dittor for the Creation of a
Sewer District Between Koenig & Charles street
from Plum to Vine
Stre(~t WR.8 I'ead :md on motion of IZrehmke referred to the Sewer Com.
Petition of E.H.Tribilcock,Adam Ross,Jeff Linder and H.W.Rowland
for Water JVlain in J)ine Street from 1511 to L6H and in 1.6 II street
frmrt :Pine to 'W11eeler was opened and read a,nd on motion of Krehm.ke
referred to trIe Water Commi ttee.
'The Sewer Corrmlittee reported finding the J3id of Wm.Kelly &:. Co.,
for construction of Sewer in Sewer District 99 to be the best bid
and on motion of Kreb.mke the Report was te'A.dopted and contract
awarded.
An Ordinance No. 9~~6, CreatingWa ter Main Di B trie;;t .No .25, Otidinance
1\] 9')7 C""e..tlno' \1,Tate.r 1'[":i.n Dip,trict lro.26, Ordin;::.tl1ce Uo.92B,Crea.-
1:: o. ,:, ,'.J. a . b . Q, -
tine Water lUain Di s t1'.i c t No.2 7, Ordino,nc a NO. 929 , Cr ea.ting Via ter
NIain District NO.2B,Ordina.nce lTo.930 Creating Ilc~ving District NO.
50 and Ordinance rW.931,Creating Paving District lifO.51 w'ere :presen-
tea;
Moved by Petersen th~t said Six Ordinances be placed on their first
reading;
Carr 1e d on roll call, G:L eBenhagen, Gi lchri 8t, Haux, Jus tice, KrebnJce,
Michelson,M:ildenstein and })etersen voting aye, nay none;
Said Ordinances NOS.926,9;:::;7,928,929,930 & 931 were each read [11;
length :'::L11d. declared pafJsed their first reading.
J\itoved by Krehmke that the rules be susJ,)ended and said Ordinances
NOS.926,927,928,929,930 and 931 and each of them be placed on their
Second reading by their respective tit~es;
CEl,1'r ied on I'o 11 call, Gi es enhagen, Gi lch1'i s t, l\laux, J'CU3 tic e, KreJ:rmlce,
lifnumb.ri1mm,Michelson,Mildenstein [wd !~etersen voting aye,nay none;
Sa id OrcUnances Nos. 9~~6, 9:2 7 , 9~28, 929) 939 a.nd 931 and each of them
were read by their respective titled and declared passed their
f.l econa. reading.
Moved by Michelson that the rules 'be suspended cmd said Ord.inances
:tiroG.926,92'7,9f~8,929,930 and. 931 and each of them be placed on their
!J!'l3.0:ID'd. reading by their respecti tIes ;
Carried on roll call,Gienenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Jnstice,Krehrnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none.
(S
, (' '., ~." f) 6 "'( O<'lO 0')9 f)'Le')' -'ne1 9"J nX1C' '''''ch ()-f' i',',['18m
S;:dc1 Jrcu.nances .L'lO:3.;/,o,;). ,;:J,eJU,;;;':"',u0 Lt i 'v'le,..) VC;" ~.
were read by their respective titles and declared passed their third
r eadl.ng.
llroved by }ieteI'Gsn tha,t the said Ordinances Nos.926,927,928,9~29,9~)O
and 9~Sl, and each of them be IJlaced on their final pa"Jsage and
f:Lnn,11y lJaf,sed;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
IV(ichelBon,lll[ildenf3tein and Petersen voting ayc,nay none;
The Ml;l,yor declar::d sai d Ordinances No B. 926. g::~? , 9;;;8,929.9 301'-},nd 9~~1
f 1l1' I 1" 'f)"''' 0 P (l ,nd "".,._'I,'~._r.',.lro' V e dthe s r-nns .
~. . " :3.~,,;; -" 0."'.,) ~ :', c;,' "_ " <""-
W(1ter ,:Light 8c Ice Gommissioner,Clarence W.Burd~ck.oI'ally advised
t}J.e Council that the Chicago Lumber Company had another prOIJosition
for eXCht;Hlge of property and outlined the same as given to h:i,m by
the representative of said Company; after sorne discusBion of the
matter by the Mayor "nd l,fembers of the City Council on mot:i.on of
Hauxhe was .instructed to ask the said Company to lJut their propo-
sition in writing and it would be considered.
Gilchrist called attention to the recent Accident at the Eddy Street
Cr02;~.:iing of t.he U/P/H/H/Co . ,On motion of J?etersen the Ci ty Attorne;wf,
Vl1.::S instructed to mriluwnTI prepare an Ordinance requiring sa.tel U.I'.H.n
Company to keep a Watchman at said GrosBihg da];iI and night .
The Ci ty 'I!;ngineer presented :Elstimates of cost of I'aving }laving
>(
Districts NOs.39,50 &: 51 a.nd on motion of' :Petersen the same were
adopted and the City Clerk instructed to advertise for Bids for
their Construction.
Heports of the City Clerk and Water,Light & Ice Cormllissioner for
March 192;5 were read and on motion of Gilchrist referred to t,11.e
J?inanceCmrmli ttee.
Ad,jOU~rned
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/ r~i:~.-?~
Ci ty Cle~k
7
Grand Island,l'Tebraska,A1H'il 19,1923,7-3- I).M.
~J:'b.e J~la.yor C:alled a Special rneeting of. t11e Ci ty COLtDcj.l to consicler
the matter of the Exchange of' properties wi th the Chicago IJumber
Company to get room for the putting up a bu:i.lcling for Storage
of Ice at the Ice Plant.
His Honor the Mayor presiding and Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,
Krehml;:e ,Michelson ,mildenstein and 'Petersen pfesent r~ t roll call,
absent Justice.
'The matter of the I'roposi tion of the Chicago lumber Compt.'l.ny for
an exchange of properties was taken up and discw3sed by the Ma.yor
and each Member of the City Council.
On motion of Gilchrist it was expressed as the sense of the Council
tha t t.hey could not accept the proposi tion of the Chicago :Cumbel'
COmIJany but would consider a pro:po(d ti on for an even ex.ch.ange J
foot for foot of the property and. dollar for dollar for rent to
be paid by each party.
AdJO~~~
City Clerk.
o
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Jn~}PORIJ.~ 01l' At)j)HOPHIATI<J:tfS A1r1) ]J:XP7"'i:OCDITURmn
'!O ]flAY 1.1323.
Apl)ro:p:d.atQi:~penGed B~lI,lanoe
Gl1llneral Fund
sa.lar'w.e $
strell}t$ & Alleys
liyd:rtlnt Ren:t.t!tl
J.d.. fPlti na t~ t;reettJ
Ine:i.dentt1.1s
~F;6600
15000
3500
eta
12000
10000
4 905.? 7"i
1661'1.5'
i3161. 50
1594.~e3
....1I1?..57
338.50
178.45
-496..64
r;(.....h.,.,.-
_..,,;). Vi)
;:;;507.80
4010.1~ (5)
:5658.41
6f516.43
13236.50
a.o?9.40
,;]80. lie
i;100
;;;4.461. 07
6;2.113.
l()S...ol
39.24EJ .2l3
1l414.3Z
}.)~Vl~lg ::D1.mtrj,~t i"\lnd
g833.95
'lbe above AIJpr~priat1on$ ...in tlJ.~ I<itflt tJ Ws't$r
118;~1.55
IG498.64
-~.;.\(tt.. ~11A'rli\"--'"
''oil{ 4}t~ V\.., V
.... "l ~~IIt:;n_r .T_: - -_-'Fir
Jef) ';J no' . "liO 'iI(
'i<?u~,.;t\,;i -- "J. -too')
3000
J?a.rk )'und
49a.IO
Pt)l:i.~~ l'und
192!39.44
camete:cy Furid
;3i341.5~
Fire Fund
12.Q83..er7
I CJl!FU11d
31l'f63.50
ti;':C,(55 .512(j:.31......'.~f.4~1, ~4 .57..."....~201, 94 rl. ~4
16300
1"IOOG
10600
40000
15500
Paving l'una.
'i <1{.~90'.~.O...
-,rIor--CJ.. ~,~ ' -I'V ,
:t:1gbt Funds
a"'$: onlW te.nta.tl'\t~~$til~:t.~s put in toenttble, t11$ b$:w.neing
0,f' the ~eJloX"t; heM~j th~ _lant.l'GS imS'a.illftt'ttt~$ ~.:r~Gn1y
tentativi;l.
,')fo'''' ~~Ct
"" 0"),, U "'OJ
,1ewer Fund
171,374.70
llYu.ml C )\4nd
31CO
1000
G~;[;tnd l$..1atld.lfebr~$m ..April ~o ,1923.
#e:/~~
e rl1'f4~;r'tK
Viat~~I" liund
60jiOOO
36" 548.9:.5
I4.ght FtU:ld
140,000
'I?
.76
8owt;'!1' Dj.at:rletJ\mQ
14.909.0~
14,746.02
aU'.arnary
Re$:peeti vely Sullmi t t$d.
9
9
Gri3~nd Island,Nebl'a~31-:~ll,
2,1923,7-30,P.M.
The Council
et f~8 a.
D .1..c~
.U o El., ra- 0.1
'lGql1tJ,1i ;ojD,t,t. on fa r
trle IJul'}Jose of
T~qu.a1iz:i.
and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respective
1,oL n , tJ:TtC t B
V,1 r eel S o:t 1 an d i. n VI ate r IJIa i n D i :3 t r j c t S Ilo S .
16 & 17 by reason of the laying of
tel'
ins therein and of
levying a Special T13;X to :P::-1Y tbe :portion of said imrn'ovements
}.)l'ovicled by Ifl,w; IUs Hono:c, the NI:lYO:C pres:i.ding nnd Giesenhagen,
G i 1ahri s t, mcL UX, :Tu s ti 0 ('. ~ Kreh"lk EJ, iehel son, LvIi IdenfJ ta in (',; Peter;] en
;resant at roll call.
TIle Council rerrmined in SCSSlon until 8 o'clock p.m. and no person
having appeared to object to or protest
inst the proposed
D:W8:3:'3'riCn t and levy ,:Froo:f of Fublicat:Lon of :Notlce 0:1:' Tneeting
as 11 }3o!.u'd of 'i;qllalization was re1:1,d Lilld filed,Wl1oreupon Krehmk(c;
pre::;ented the following Hesolutj,ons nnd 'cloved. their I\.doption
~3aid HesoL.t:Lons were 8e,ch adopted on roll ea,11 a11i'i1c)11'lbers
of the City Council being present and votihg aye
For copi,'3s of Heso1ution as to District Ho.16 See tIle next e
hereof,Page 10 and as to
solution as to District NO.1? Bce
Page 11 hereof Following said Page 10
Tb.eminute:3 of t'110 '(\i:~eting as [i Board of;:~qU1:j.lj,z(Lti on wor'o :r
approved.
}...d.j O'Ll)~rled..
~~
City C 1 En:'k
10
RE SOJ.> lITJ.91'J
BE IT RJj;SOIJVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Grand Island, l\febraska, si tting as Board of Equalization for
said purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That VIe do find the total expense of tIle construction of
a water rnain in water main District No. 16 of the City of Grand
IDland, :Nebraska, is the sum of $
that the benefits
accruing to the real estate in said district by reason of said
construction is ,in the sum of $792.00, and that the benefits accruing
to the respective tracts, pieces and parcels of land in said District
by reason of the construction of a water main in said district are
as set opposite the several descriptions thereof below, as follows:
Lot Block
6"- -13"
7 13
8 13
9 1:5
10 1:5
6 1
7 1
8 1
9 1
10 1
6 2
7 2
8 2
9 2
10 2
1 49/6'
2 49/6
3 49/6
4 49/6
5 49/6
1 5
2 5
~5 5
4 5
5 5
1 4
2 4
3 4
4 4
5 4
Addition
GITbe-i-:.-rrs Second
11 11
Front.
52.8'
52.8
5~!'. 8
52.8
Amount
~p26 ~-40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26 . 40" ,
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.4:0
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
11
11
II
11
II
1I
U
,c,
II
II
11
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
11
11
1I
II
Ii
n
Russel Wheeler's &
II 1I
Silbert's
II
II
II
11
11
II
II
11
II
n
G3!lbertts
II
II
11
II
II
II
II
Il
11
-;t "1/ / L
ttkt,-L2j1!j~ ...~
RES91:,gT f.9N
11
BE IT RI~SOLV'ED by the MayoI' and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
Grand Islandl Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalizat.ion f'or said
p~~pose as per pI'oof of notice present.ed:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a water
main in \Vater Hain District no. 17 of the Ci t.y of Grand Island,
Nebraska is the sum of $
; that the benefits accruing to the
real estate in said district 1:JY reason of said construction is in the
sum of $981.30, and that the benefits accruing to the respective tracts,
pieces and parcels of 1a.ncl in said. District by reason of the construction
of a water main in said district are as set opposite the several
descriptions thereof below, as follows:
Lot
"""6
7
8
9
10
6
?
8
9
10
6
7
8
9
10
]'rac . 7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
e.i
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
q
~
3
4
Block
- 20
20
20
20
Addition
Sc hin1iTIel~-r6-
II
II
II
II
II
II
1I
\I
Ii
]'ront
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
9'
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
5~2 .8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
52.8
20
21
21
21
~~l
;:~1
2
2
2
Gilbert's Second
Ii II
II
It
II
II
II
11
II
1I
2
2
3
3
3
3
15
15
15
16
15
14
14
14
14
14
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
II
II
II
II
II
Ii
Schimmer's
II
if
II
11
II
II
II
2
II
Gilbert's Second
II II
II
II
II
II
1/
II
II
II
II
II
Ii
tl
II
II
Amount
~p2"6-'4,O
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
2 6.40
26.40
26.4,0
26 .40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
4.50
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.4,0
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
26.40
. .~
~~-
1.,'.
Grand Is
I IJ e 1) }~ [1 S }:.:1 I :tV'[[t:1 L~) 19 ~'-~ ~3
TILe Council "'et in ]'cgl1lar L1(3~);:Jion,IT:i~3 aonoT,the JJTayOl',
sid:iD
I ers present at Toll call.
'1'heminlJ.tE)[3 of' Ute la;3t regular cJ.nd of :intervening lueetinguwece
reEtd [~rld aI)pro.ved~
!\ cor:Fnun:LcrJtion frOlil 'Citizen'; in l'cfcrcnce to Ute concut:Lon of
\(/(~ut l<:oerli6L ;:3t)~c)ct i":r~o t1"le e1'1(1 of t'.:..18 r)['tvi.ll1~{ to ttl.(~ S'uG'Cj~:c
t,o:c':\'
W2.S re2d arLd. on fnotion of GiJ.christ referI'ed to tl1C street
:l:"lley C o(,unret tc e to :i nvcBt:igato "nel report.
1\. COi;lmunication from O.tto Klarr ~CIS to the floodi
o r tllt~ -L\ ,1~) C.:"'! e (1 t
of h:L8 residence from the Sewer several times was read and on motion
of ldenstein refer:c,"d to the SC:lvver ((lommi t tee.
.\ co::nro.un:Lcation fro:.:' l\[elDon Ikunber S; Elll Iy Co., in rei'er,,)r1ce to
1J
Placing their Platform Scales in Space b~tw8en Sidewalk & curU
VI('_2,[j :ren,cl f),LId on. ;Tl.otion. ()~f G.ilcl'lrist I~Ej:feI~~ee(i to tIle i3tJ~(:~et :::";'" A].lf:;:Y-
C:o ttc::o.
.A proteut.by '.rhos I{tngan,nrneDt Floth,Nick SC}ln(~ll and others arz;aLnf3t
the }J[Lv:ing of '{:Lnc ;::;tnc.at South of Second ;3t:r~et\'ja3 rc,:"d n,nd on
D10ticn of Krehml,e refecred to tb.e btrt'let & aLley Committee.
7;ids o:f
ron Vam T3ui3k:L rk, MarBh, ']'D.ylor /',
CI~- <t', Vl ..~j \':7~)] .Ir (:':l.p (~,.':
t::J.. <::'~ 1 c. '" c~... . ..,\.. "",..L ,_.
18:
for A.ddirtLgrlg the Accoll.nts for the }Jafd~ year Vfera :read n.ncl on :otion
of' GieGcnhagen retft[Jrrec1 to the bHlCi1,nCe COl1lmi ttee.
Bid.::=; of Then;.}). Tyner Con~3trllCtion Co
C.A.Richey Faving 60 and
J. V.'. ill I\'3.vinL Co
for paving Paving Districts 39,50 ~ 51 were opened and 1'e
l'nc n
motion of Mildenstein 1'of;1'1'
to the ;'jtr-co.t c: Alloy Cor:un:i t tc:e.
II.A.Prince presented a Plat of some land owned by the Joehnckls
;:3ou.
st of tho Joehnck
cl.itiOYI
e D t ~j. Y1E:': tl.l e
oj~-' EiO:18
Of! FU.lc1 on e,otion of
Id.enstein tIle ruatter W~'l.S r el>}~e(l to
tl'1C Cj tl"::: et
1 e3T (J or;uJi. t t C~~ e '"
J',n.U::;,Yl
tJ 1 e ~.; t J:' ('; 0 t C
ttee I~eterc!en 2.sked
t
(3 COL1.flC i
OTn tllG SC"VCT'u.l
s IJI'8sent a list of Si
s to be corlclenltled
;i n tlleir :cespec ti ve Wards, by the ne:g:t meeti
so tllat s.easonable work
Ce:n be done.
tTI'O..tJ. ]?C{,v.j~Ylg (~O~~11)."'-:)TXIY.
sented Contract Bond For Pavi
J),iutrict lio.
41 (~,sk:l.
t -ell e s
be o.xcbanged faT'
c Bond approved two weeks
[j~O . U!1 iJlotion, oi~ C~iec)
n th.e Bond w",u:;
roved
the Cle:cl;
inst~uc-Led to I'ct't:lrn
l' J30nd.
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of
.! 11
o~c
j.. C Cl,fl
cctt1c
v..:c:ce,
.C 0 lJ. yO!. (J.
e ~:-)C)nc: C~O ':j.t't,,::_'C to "bc::; cL.t1 pl'o.pel' forr.1.1 ~il"16. tile t~)lJJ" t:lc'.:;'I3
11 J' J' j,. c i G f1 t 1"10 11 ":. 0 t~ j-. C II 0 f'
;.>
(J B r::l~J neVI t:; J' ~~:t
o
n
e,,--
:P
~ 0 8~ Q i sueu.
trl~Le
cs(~n tive of a
X'II i V'~~'., I C 0
\fn'1.~3 }) l' C E~ ell t
1nr:
-t
C-;l be iDS1.1Cd c1
r'lrli t c.L.rl(:~
n "Lotion
("
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ctcrsen
'[:1(:
c-
Gl.tes-t waG denl8d.
r.r11 e :I. ol:i. c (; r\rl (t ~3o (;~:t~r (} 0 f' r (:'(:',__1 tr1
e r art as follows;
Grand
I B l(~cn cL I
I' .
]~st ,I.
..1 ",
~'.J ".j Co
TO
IL:
l\.~3 f j. rf) t 0 ~f 2no L' 8 . :3 8 I
Cc;':..I'et;JJ.ce:r'f) 01" tIle lie:)! IIos:pitcl1 ,v\re t.l"le CO.r:EJittee,orl. T:.o
of }:I o~;.::.l i Vie:c () ~;;L1...,l tll O':C i ze ci to 1"8111 lIe S ElynG l)ftx't i e f3 J ]VII' , r},rJ. J/.:I' G ..
ass l'ar the coming year of 1 3.
tel'""c~tof'OI"0 ,t.l1e FJ[:~~r'(~eLlerlt \-;fJ,D i2b.OC) :["or tJ"l() i~il'Dt t'i'"vt:.) ..~orlt~(J_~)1
for first, to Octobel' first,af1d O.CO per ntll for 'Llie
balance of Y'8al'ti.ncluding coal,groceries 8.nd Ii ~u.
'~:i'/e,ttle C~on1r~litteo ,J:ltJVC::j corne t:,Q [-1.rl D.{(I' e.!~J(~nt vfit}1 J\Tl'.ctl"lcl J\.T:.cs..I{of3D
:Cox' tllern to l~ecei.~lc [~, en,sl} c:J.,J.'J,e} L;jOrlt.111y.. 8;3, 0:[':5. 00 J)e~r ~"1l0n,t1:1
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IJc1.1ance' of theyen:r', elect:cic lights S:; l'hone :Lncluded.And also
a_c) px.t~n ~O-l' rlny- fO~ e'nC~l ~D+l'p~t. 0~lrl'Q c}]Q-l'Cnl~
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r ore subnnt )tnG same lor yot'.r :coYcl1,C:eo.!'All (:;YJ.Btelrl)
V,".. I:~ 11 C~:L lC~t"~I~ I i:3 ~L J
.\~:,.l"n . ~lT . }(1' l.:: .
C OLL,:: it; t (;: c .
Un motion of Gilchrist
L'}'j (; .r elJo l' t VV'(.-.l D L.:., c' ()}) t cd.
The }J(0rk Connnittce r ortecl wo
being done on Gemorial
n, on fJroaGlIIcll
t,rl1 G ;~.) GVi e ::C' CO ':'L1X;1 i .// tJ C (~t I~ e 1) 0 ::c t c: cl f3 CiNe l' ]) i.u ..Ie T. i G t lJO 11 {J (~,) c
1 et c,d b.nri
orl'.oti()T10f
e U10 council deter ned to sit as e Board of
iZtition on Wednesday l!Iay 16,19~:23, f:rom 7-3C :p.rn. to ,) ,
Y'fl
. .<".1.'.
of said
fo1' the purpose of €Hlualizing [.:rId ['UHlcBLling the
eLl
-~}e tl-lor-cof' E~.}ld.. le-v:')?iD{{ F), t1tir,}~ L J)(:t~Y fJD~:L(~ GX1')erlse
tile C lerlc
-w'r...}3
inBt:ructer5 to
We')
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VroPC;)I'
/' () tic e
Ul C;';I'eon.
BiJls
net t,'118 City' were r
r:.nd on Elotion of
Id(::l)fJ tein,
., 1 ., n
a.L .owecl,lor
lfust of Brune see the C
inl
i8te1'.
etition of Geo.A.Kna})p,J.B.Ko h Mrs.lllwhfj.n}( r:el1y
11 Co.,
for the creatiun of Sewer lhstrict between 6" & 711 streets from
er~l ~ro C118I1ry vJ~r:';J
and on motion of Giesenhagen referr
to
f:';('3vrer Committee.
[letition of H.Vi.Kirkrllun,',E:.T.:Brown,Albert eters for CI'Cf'Lt:i.on of
a ;3vffler TJiutrict be
en Kimball At\H)l1Ue ~'nc1 Oak Eitreets ,Crorn
East Koenig treat South was read
cn 'Lotion of lZrelnnke
T' eJ' e:c 1" (; d. to t}J:,S' rJ e"V'I8 }., (; ornrai t .t. e e.
VI c:.~ B x' e (:~. d.
on rnbtion of Michelson referred td the
e1'
etition of Ca:d:: <Jocihnck for
tel' main DistTict in ,John street
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rei~itj.ons of e.G.
sen,A.]).Sea.I'S, nell pyne
]T _ ';iI. j\~31]. t 0 r~
f'ox-- iJIC cJ'etJetic:n of" Cl f)'eliveI" J~ist::cictEj '\7est oJ' C~~f'El,.rl.t ~~;tI"(;et
!'.,.n e:xt end:i
tt:.Y01,lf;tt
LYle .A,11oYf~ or'
omenta between the
several Streots in Ashton Place were presented and read andu
motion of EreIlm}>:e refereed to t110 ::;OV,[81' Co
ttee.
et]. ti ons of tIlB S<'l'ne parti es for VIa tel'
in ~iBtricts were
Te!:Ld !,Lnd on .'Ilotion ()f KTehmke referrc::d to the tor CO'lmittee.
Vrdh18nce NO. 9~)2 Levying a Special Tax :in or n IJistriet
No.16,Ordinance l'fO.9;5Zi,Levying A special
, In V'11 ter
in
~iGtrict m).l7 and Ordinance NO.934 Creating
terUiain
District No.29 were presented;
:U[oved by leI' e tbat the sc:dd Crdin~H1CeL> be placed on their
:fil~Bt yo ;
"Carried on roll call,Giesenhage~,Gilchrist,Haux,JuBtice,Kr0llnke,
chelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
id three Ordinances were read 2nd declared yassed their first
r'eEld.il1E;:: .
ved by J>JlildenstE:)in trlut the rules be sV.Bpended L'lld srL5.d
Crdinl'3l1c es :placed on thei l' second reading by tb.oir resllec ti vo
t:itles;
CarTi cd on roll call, Gi eE\ enhagen, Gi 10111' i f3 t, Haux, Jus tic e ,Kreludec,
Jvlichelsol1,NIildcmstein and }'et,;ri3en voting liJ,ye,l1;Y none;
Said three Ordinances were' read by their respective titles und
declared passed their second reading.
Moved by kr~hmke that the rules be suspended and Baid Ordinances
be placed on thiir third reading by their respective titles;
Car:ded on roll Cftll,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux"Tnstice,KrehLlke,
lUchelson,Mildem3tein. and I'eterson voting aye,nay none;
Sa:id Ordinances were each renci by their reSllecti ve ti tles.
(J ec l(':Lr'(,~d T),}.H D cd. tIle i l~ tl'1i l~cl Tl.-oo~d.,in[;;
Moved by Icrehmke that said Or'cUma.nces NOS. 93~2, 933 & 934 and
each of' them be placed onthej.I' final IIEl.:3sa&';e and i'inEI,11.y
})assed;
Carri ed on 1'0 11 c~J,ll, Gi es enhEl,g en t Gi lell1' i B t, Haux, .Jus tic c ,Krehn\lc e;
lVLiehelson, Iden:3tein rmd PeterDen voting aye,nay none;
'Ii' 11'.. .j.' ., ' , c' " ITO'" 9'"'<) C)'Z'l. 0 g'.LL f.. "1
~.ne Mayor c.eCl.areo sald }Y'o.lnanCBS, 'J.-.,)r:",',-,d 6: ":)0. .'111[;:,.1. y
p c:LS sed Lind aPIH'oved the f)~:.Ulle, and each of tll em.
The Gi ty
ineer p:cesented :Plans and :mstimates of the "cost
of THtJ.kin/lj; various connections C,o:Bll-eC...t"i"oTls wi th the NeVI :3toTIl1
3 ewer and on Iloti on ct: Gi eu enhagen the sa,mew.:re Etdollted. and
the Clerk instructed to advertise for bi~s for their construction.
Hel)Orts of the Clerk,ClIlef of :Policl~;I'olice Magistrate,\~iei ter
were road and on motion oj Michelson referred to the Finance
GOTlmlittee.
Adjourned
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Grand Island,Nebraska,May 16,1923
'The Council met in regular seGsion,His Honor,the Mayor,
"j,
presiding and all Members present at roll call.
'The minutes of' the last meeting were read and-approved.
Henry Jay addressed the Council in regard to SOIDe lots he has
a dEled for and which are used by the Ci t;y for Street purpoaeB
On motion of Petersen the rl1atter was referred to the Eltreet
& Alley CODKuittee Dnd City Attorney to investigate & Report.
J3icls of Grand Island Plumbing Co. ,and of William Kelly &: Co_,
for putting in several Drainage connections as advertised
for were opened and read and on motion of Krehmke referred
to the Sewer Connni ttee.
I)rpposi tion of the American Beet Suga,I' Company to pay a por-
tion of the expense of a covered. drain from IJocust to Ada.rns
Streets was read and Discussed by the lfLayor and Council and
Attorney and Jf:ngineer and on motion of Gilcl1ri~}t the ae"me
was referred to the Sewer Committee,Attorney and IGngineer
for further investigation and report.
H.E.Clifford.City Clerk asked that he be given a vacation of
six weeks commencing about June 1;111 and on rnotion of Krehmke
the request was granted.
Mr.Henderson, a Taxi driver ,ad.dreDsed the 60uncil in regard
to having a st.and set aside for l'axi Drivers :,md on motion
of Haux the matter was referred. to the Street Cormni ttee.
The Finance COllnnittee reported recoITllnending the acceptance of
the bid of Warren V..m Buskirk for Auai ting the Accounts of
the City Officers for the past year for $162.50 and on motion
of Gilchrist the Heport was ad.opted and contract a""al'a.ed.
'1'}1e Street COl1'TIni ttee made report as follows;
To t:r~e Honorable Mayor
We,your Coramittee
accept~nce of the bids
icts NOS.S9,50 and 51.
& City Councim;
on Streets and Alleys l'ecoI~nend the
of Trail Paving Co., for :Paving Distr-
Walter Petersen,
ehaa. Xl. Raux,
C.II.Justice,
Otto Giesenhagen, Corami ttee.
On motion of Petersen the Heport vvas ad.opted , contracts aw&,rd.-
ed and the Ii/myol' instructed to enter into proper Contract<i~
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The Street Committee made report as follows;
To the Honorable Ivlf:hyor & City Council; J1'Tay-16-;~3
,"Ve, Your Committee on Streets & Alleys recommend the
g:r'anting of Permi t to 1:,felson Lumber &. Supply Co., to place
Beale between Curb Line ::md Sidewalk on I..ot 8 1310ck 39 Ori17-
inal Town ;J?'roviding entire space wi th exception of Scale '"
Platform is laid. wi th concrete .from Curb to Lot 1;1ne under
supervision of Gi ty Jilngineer ,and said Nelson IJwliber & Supply
Co., furnish Bond ;satisfact.ory to City Attorney, to protect the
City from any damage that may arise from the granting of this
permit. Walter Petersen,
Chas.L.Ha.ux,
C.II.Justice,
otto Giesenhagen,Com,1li ttee.
On rrlOtion of Petersen the report was adopted.
The following Resolution was presented;
RESOLU~'ION
:BE IT RJJlSOINED by the Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraskt;;l.;
Tf18 Mayor [.Lnd Ci ty Clerk are hereby authorized and empowered
to execute a Deed tp Detlef Joehnck to that part of South Plum
street ,as platted in the original Joehnck's Addition ,lying
North of the lforth line of :B~ast John Gtreet,and that part of
South Vine Street ,as platted in the Original Joehnck's Addition
to the Oi ty of Grand Island,Nebraska, lying liforth of the N"orth
line of Henry Street,upon the execution of a quit claim deed by
Detlef Joehnck to the Ci ty of Grand Isl::-,;;.nd,J:Jebraska,for street
purposes,of such part of Fractional Lot One (1),Fractional
Block Eleven (11) ,in Joehnck's Addition to the City of Grand
Ialama,Nebraska-,as shall be cieemed by the 01 ty Engineer neces-~-
sary to complete a roadway from East John Street to South 1'1um
in Koehler :Place ,and the decUcationto the public as a public
roa.d of suoh part of the Southast Q,uarter (se-,l) of Section
Fifteen (15) ,'l'ownship ]aeven (ll) ,North of Hange !\Tine (9),
West ,as shall be deemed by the City Engineer necessary to
connect East Henry Street with Ashton Avenue.
Walter Petersen
Chas. I,. Haux,
Otto Giesenhagen
C.R.Justice
~
Moved by J'etersen that the Resolution be adopted;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
11lichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nn,y none;
1'rle Me,yor declared the Resolution adopted and approved the same.
~I\he Water & Light ConTIni ttee reported that the getting ready
:for installation of the new Generator was progreGsing .
'l'he Water CorJltIlittee reported that '\Nater lvIain Districts 18 & 29
were completed and on motion of Krehmke the Council determined
to sit as E Board of Equalization on lfednesdaY,June 6,1923
from 7-30 P.I\lr. to 8 O'clock 1'.M. of' said day for the purpose
of J~qualizi.ng and Assessing the cost of same cl.l1d leyyi-ng a
tax to pay the portion of said tax l)rovided b~l law. and
the Clerk was instruxted to give proper notice of said meeting.
'l'he Bond Commi ttee reported finding the Bonds of 'Trail Paving
Company covering
their Contracts for Paving Districts Nos.39,
50 and 51 to be in proper form and the sureties sufficient and
on motion of' Gieseuhagen the said Bonds were approved.
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11'he Bond Commi ttee reporteel finding the following Bonds in
proper form and th;, sureties thereon sufficient and recoll:llnended
their approva,l;
J. S.Martin, Chief of Police
C .H.DeMott, 'Policeman
Goehring-Sothman Co., Use of I,ocust St.
W.O.Kensinger, For Housemoving Permit
I.H.Ja.y 11
Grand Island Plumbing Co., Drrdnlayers
:Permit
Grand Island r!lurnbing Co. ,I)lurnbers permi
On motion of Giesenhagen the Heport was adopt d and the Bonds
accepted. and approved and the respective permits ordered is-
s tl.ect.
The !Jolice COInnai ttee reported a Small Tornado J...oss on the
J!knergency Hospi tal Building and Asked whether any Insurance
was carried on said Building; Also whether Tornado Insurance
Was being carried on the City Buildings and on motion of
Petersen the matter Wt=.LS referred to the City Property Committee
to investigate and report;
The Park Committee reported work being done at the City Parks.
1'he Sewer COlmlli ttee reported. Sewer Iii s tric ts 87 & ( 99 comlJle-
ted accord.ing to Contract and on motion of Krel1mke the Council
set Wednesday,J june 6,1923 from 7-30 to 8 o'clock P.M. rom
of said jay as the time for sitting as a Board of Equalization
for the purpose of T~qualizing and AElsessinEi the 13enefi ts aCCI'ue-
ing to the respective tracts of property in said Districts and
IJevying a tax to pay for same.and the Clerk was instructed to
give proper notice thereof.
The Sewer Cormnittee reported finding the Bid of William Kelly
&; Co., for the putting in of the Special Connections wi th the
Storm Gewer as advertised , to be the I,owest l2.:.nd 'best bid and
recomrnended the .Acceptance of same and on motion of Krehmke
the report was adopted [;,nd Contract awarded accordingly.
Bills .against the Ci ty were read and on motion of ltrehmke
allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
:Peti tion of Henry Joehnck et al asking that they be given the
'benefit of the several public improvements installed in the
City was read and on motion of Gilchrist the Clerk was inst-
ructed to advise the Peti tioners to file sepa,tate Peti tions
for the improvements desired.
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IB
Petition of' Charles Bryan et ale for Sewer between 611 & 711
Streets fi'om Beal Street to the right of way of the U.P .H.B.CO.
was read and on motion of Krehnike referred to the Sewer Com.
The following Ordinances were presented;No.935,repealing Ordi-
na.nce NO.907,J':To.936 Vacating sertain Streets &: Alleys in
'f. .Toehnck t s Addi tion,NO. 937 Changing na:me of Plum Street in
.Toehnckts Addition to lJaple Street,NO.938 Creating Sewer
District NO.IOO,being in the Alley South of East Koenig Street
from :Plum Street to Vine Street ,NO.9 39 Creating Sewer Di stric t
NO.IOi ,being between South Kimball and South Oak Streets
from East Koenig St.to Horth line of Hann's Second Addition
and NO'.940 creating; Sewer District NO.I02,being between
Seventh and l~igh th Streets , from Beal Stree t to Cherry Street;
Moll1ed by Krehmke that said Six Ordinances be placed on their
first reading;
CaxTiedon roll cal1,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,.Tustice,Krehmke,
Michelson~Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay. none,
The sai d 6 Orciinanc es were read and declared paf~ sed their first
reacH ng ;
llJloved by Michelson that the rules be suspended and said Six
Ord.inancefi be placed on their second reading by the reading
of their resp ec ti ve ti tIes;
Carri eel on roll call, Gi esenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux,Justice ,Krehrnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
Said Six Ordinances were each read by their respective titles
and declared passed their Second Reading;
Moved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended and said; Six
Ordinances be placed ort their third reading by the reading
of each of their respective titles ;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,lIaux,Justice,Krehmk~
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye ,nay none;
said Six Ordinances wer~ each read by their respective title
a.nddeclared passed their thira reading;
~oved by Mildenstein that the said Ordinances NOS.935,936,937,
938,939 8c 940 and each of them be placerd on their final p~.asage
and finally passed;
Ca1'1'i ed on. roll call, Gi as enhagen, Gi 1ch1'i at, Haux, J.ustice ,KI'ehulke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
'fhe Mayor declared saiEl Ordinances H6S.935,936,937,938,939 and
940, and each of them, finally passed and a};Jproved the ElI; allle.
An Ordinance,NQ.941,Creating a Paving District Bubracing a
portion of Seventh and Plum Streets was presented;
Moved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on its first
reading;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehrnke,
J\lTichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,na.y none;
l'he Ordinanc e was read and declared paB sed its firs treading;
Movea. by Krehrnke that the rules be suspended and said Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice.Krehmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and ~etersen voting aye , nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second ref.:tding;
1IJ:oged by Gilchri s t that the rules be suspended and said Ordinanef.
be placed on its Third reading by its title;
Carried on roll ca,ll,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
~ilimmm,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, Michelson voted
l'1ay; The Ordinance was read by its title and declared pas~Jedi ts
Third reading;
Moveo_ by Mildenstein that the said Ordinance no.94l be placed
on its final pal3sage ~md.:finally passed;
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Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Jnstice,Krehmke
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,Michelson voted nay;
The Mayor declared said Ordinance N6.94l,duly passed and a:pprove
-6 the same.
Reports of the Treasurer for March and April and of/the \Vater
Light & Ice Commissioner for April were read and on motion of
Krehrnke referred to the Finance Committee.
'The Ci ty :fi:ngineer presented :h1stimatee. of the C013t of construc-
tion of Sewers in Sewer Districts Nos.88,lOO,lOl & 102 and on
nl.otion of Krehmke the sai.cil :mstima tes were adopted emu tre Clerk
instructed to advertise for bids for said Construction.
'l'he Chief of l'olice called attention to Booths in some of the
Resta.urants and suggested that they be ordered removed so as
to enable the 'Police to have a better supervision of matters
and on motion of Krehmke the matter was referred to the Ordi-
nance Commi ttee and the Ci ty Attorney to report at the next
meeting.
Adj ourn ed.
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C~ty Clerk
Grab d Island, Nebrr:H3ka ,J\iIay 21,1923,8,}J.m.
The Coune i1 met in pursuanc e of' a call of the Tvrayor, Hi s Honor
the M~ayor, presiding and all IiJ[embers present at roll call
except JUf'itice who was out of the Ci ty.
Krehm1<e I)resented the following Resolution and moved i tEl adopt:ion
Resolution
vnJERElAS, the UNION PACIJ?!C RA.IH10AD COMI)AHY lIAS ~;I~NJJ[mED
'['0 'rID!} CITY 0]' GRAnD ISLAHD,State of lTebrask,'\',an agroement
setting forth the condi tiol1S governin",; the sEl.Ie of such sUerplus
Ice as the City may have available at its Ice Manufacturing rlant
D,nd which the Railroad Company may desilite to purchase;
A1IT) v~mPJ~,8,it is considered that the best interests of samd
City will be subservedbythe execution of said agreement;
THF~R:E::]'ORmBE I'l' RESOLVEB:BY 'l'HJD MAYOR AJlID CaUNC IU,[[i::N OJ;' THE
CITY OF GRAHD ISI~AI\fD, STATE OF lJ}ill3HAi3KA:
That the term.s of said agreernellt be ,:md the sarne are hereby
accepted on behalf of said Ci ty , tha.t the Mayor of said C1 ty be
hereby autthorized t empowered <:H1d direot(3d to exe.cute 8:.'1.id agree-
ment on behalf of said City ,and that the City Clerk be directed
to duly attest the same.
Said Resolution was adopted on roll call, ~ll present,7,voting
a.ye,nay none, absent Justice.
Adjourned
,~Af~
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City Clerk
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Gr8Xld Isln,nd, :NebrasLa. ,Tune 6,1923,7::210 P'.
The CotUJcil"'18t aD a Board of }i;qu.c;tUzation for: the purIlose of
J];q1.1alizinc:; and.
(less:ir.lg the benef its acer1),ein2'; to the respe cti ve
lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer Districts No.87 and 99
by reason of the construction of a sewer tl"lerein; and of 1jotD,
tracts and parcelf:l of l&md in Water }Jf:!i n Districts Ho.le and 29
by rCct;,30n of th e 1 ay irlg 0 f water ma ins the rei n and of levying a
(';peeial 'J:(':lX to pay the portion of fsaid iril}n'overaents provided by
law; His Honor, the :'llayorpresiding and Giesenhagen, Gilchref~t,
Haux, J'ustice, Krehm.ke, 1';[ic1:1elson, 1!nldenst(~in & Petersen preeent
cd Hall C~:::tll.
The Council remained in session until 8 o'clock P.M.ill a d no per-
son b.aving al)peared to object to or to protest against ttl.e.Inu:rpoDed
a::3seSf-lment. an.d levy, IJroof of' Publication of Notice of Ineeting
as a Bm I'd of Equalization was Toad and filed. V::11ereU})on ICretlmke
presented the follovring Resolutions and moved their Etdopti(5n;
said Resulutions 1;vere ecwh adopted on roll call all i)lembers of the
City Council lJehlf'; :prescnt and voting aye.
J?or C opie s of Res olu t ion as to Sewer Di str ict 1:37 see pEl{~e 21 h ere-
of and as to District 99, })age 23 hereof; for cop5.es c:f Hesoluti ons
oW toWa tel'
in DiB tr io t 18 see page 24 hereof ,uJd aD to Di s tri c t
29, page 25 hereof.
The nllnute~,j of tile meeting as a BOcH'" of Equalization were read
and approved.
Ad,i ouped.
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HfnSOCLUTION
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BElT Ri]DOLVIm by the Mayor an(l Ci"GyCouncD., of tILe City of Grand
Island, llebraEika, f;litting as a Boardof'Jllqua1ization fOI'said
llUrpof:36 as per proof of notice prefJented:
Thc,l,t we do find the total experwe of the construction of a
sewer in r3ewel.~ District No. 87 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebrasl~a is the sum of ~~4,4A6.40; that the benefits accruing to
the real eDtate in said qistrict by rea.son of :;:;aidcol1struction
is j.n the SlIm of ~1)4,446.40, and that the benefits accruing to the
respective tracts, pieces and parcels of joana in said :Dir:,trict
by reason uf the construction of a sevier in'said district are
as set opposite the several despriptions thereof below as follows:
Amount
-.....1!"""'.....
4p55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
5,5.58
55.58
55~58
55.58
55.58
55~58
55.58
Anderson B5.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
,55.58
55.58
55.58
tIl5.58
Addi tion Ovmer
Whe"e.rer-&---Bennett's 2nd Angie oR. Brovm
Wheeler & Bennetts 2nd Angie R. Bl'own
fj 11 1I II fl 11
Loi;.. Block
1 68
2 68
3 68
4 68
5 68
6 68
7 68
8 68
9 68
10 6[\
1 69
2 69
3 69
4 69
5 69
6 69
7 69
8 69
9 69
10 69
1 70
2 70
3 70
4 70
5 70
6 70
7 70
8 79
9 70
10 70
1 71
2 71
3 71
4 71
5 @l
6 71
7 71
8 ?1
9 71
10 71
1 72
2 72
3 72
72
72
72
72
72
72
72
fl
Ii
Ii
n
II
II
U
II
II
11
If
II
II
\I
II
11
11
11
Ii
II
II
If
11
2
I1
If
II
n
II
11
fI
Il
fI
n
"
II
U
11
II
II
If
\I ,II
II II
II tl
n f1
11 II
" 11
11 11
Il 11
II Ii
Il ti
11 II
II 11
II- ti
11 11
ti II
f1 tI
II II
11 11
n 11
II 11.
Il II
iI
Il
it
It
II
II
H
11
Fr!J.ncesl'E.&HHugo Christensen
]'rances E.& Hugo. C11ri stenseri
Es'te,teJal11es' B. Gray II
Harry Ki:i11ey, .
.oI;.'L SyS:peese;)
maude WiiUL.iall1s
l~:ellie IDriksen
Isaac Smith
Hancy V/eaver
JacobUrwiller
Jacob Urwiller
lJ II
II
II
, -II
II
n
II
Daisy Sander'S
August G .:Mil1er
Hiram A.' Guy
August Schwenk
Simon Zlomke
Bernhard Zlomke
11 It
Elmira J-. Gill
11 It II
'lVfa:srnard Humphrey
Chrietian Rickert
Loman G. & Ju1i,a E. Hill
IvIcuy A. Pheeney
Lloyd W.& L.C.Martin
William B. Hil1ut
Clarence E.&Theresa
Alberchs. IvLili sen
William H. Mader
William H.]f[ader
Chas Vi. Bailey
John IViohr
C1au9-ius Ii'. Vance
A1..1g\ls"t C. Menck
August C. Ivlenck
n II Ii
22
Cecelia Goodwin
Edna A. Swizer et
Ma.mie C. Andersen
Geo.W'ohlenberg
II 1/
al
Amonnt
~p 5 5 ~1r8'
55.58
55.58
55.58
55. t)8
55.58
55,.58
55..58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
55.58
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112
Lot Block Addition
i-- fer - Sehimmer's
2 11 II
3 II II
4 \I 11
5 11 11
6 II n
'7 il II
0 11 11
U
9 II \1
10 It 11
1 9 II I:
2 Ii :ill
~5 II II
4 II II
5 H Ii
6 \I II
7 II 11
8 11 11
9 II II
10 II 11
1 8 II
2 1I If
-3, Il II
4 11 HI
5 II II
6 II II
'7 II II
... 11 11
0
9 II II
10 II fl.
Owner
A-C ''''lit' 1
. ..I.d,enCK
\I tI
Bertha Siebert
Hudolf Siebert
Ii II
Willi,am Sj.elaff
II 1/
11 11
11 ti
II II
II II
If
n . C)'
Ri chard RUDphey .,;
Fred:i,W.Jvlappes:(f;'J'r.
Willi-a.JTl 3i elaff
Rosa Carroll
Ii 11
II
11
II
II
" H
A:2;nes Shoe
Agnes Shoe
Eney J. Demary
11 II Il
11
II
11
tl
II
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HE SQ.I.!J~['J..OA
BIG IT :H):;SOLVIGD by the Mayor and Oity Council of the City of
Grand Iflland, Nebraska, sitting as a BoardofJJ;qualizatj,ol1 for
Da:Ld' :pu:rpose as per proof of notice presented:
That we do find 'the total expense of the conGtruction of
a sewer in ~3ewer District Uo.99 of the City of Grand Island,
liTebraska is the sum of ~~900. 51 ; that the benefi ts acc['uing ,to
the real estELte in ~:Jaid district by reason qf ;;;aid cOlwtructJ,on
is in the sum of :lp900. 51, and. tha,t the 'benefi ts accruing to
the respective tracts, pieces and parcels of land in. said
District by'reabon of the construction of a sewer in baid clistrct
are as set oppo si te tIl.e several d.escpilbtions tnereof below as
follows:
Lot plc.ok
Addi~ion
Ovm~'x
Amount
-m.
:rr69. 27'
69.27
69.27
43.12
26.15
69.27
69.27
69.27
lTielBen69.27
69.27
69.27
69.27
69.27
69.27
H
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n
tl
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D. O. Beckruann
, Ii'ri tz Lane;man
Henry Lilientb.an,ct al
Eliese Seebohm,
]jd.i th & Kate Ratr.IJllEm
J"ohn Meyer
I1d A. Jones I Junior
restate of John Hiemann
Niels Sorensen,Colu'iJrl1lus
l~state of Loui s Vei t)
II 11 II II)
U H " tl
N.82
is.50
1 104
2 104
3 104
]'t.4 104
ft.4 104
5 104
6 104
7 1C)4
8 104
1 105
2 105
! 3 105
4 105
5 105
6 106
Railroad
IiL
2
II
tl
Ii
U
11
[l
Ii
Mary Gehrt
Adolph Boehm. !} A.W. sterne
II II II II II
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RESOLUTION
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BE IT RJj~SOIJvJi:D by the IvIayor and Ci ty Council of' the Ci ty
of' Grand Inland, HebrEwlcct, si tting as a Board of IGqualiza.tion for
;::Jaid pt1.I'pose as per Proof of Notice lJresented:
That we do find the expense of the construction of water
mains in Water Main District lifo. 18 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska
is the sum of ~p??Z).25 at fifty cents pe l' front foot as by law
In"ovided; that the benefj.ts accruing to the real estate in said
district by reason of said construction is in the sum of $'773.25, and
that the benefits accruing to the respective tracts, pieces and parcels
of land in said District by reason of the construction of a sewer in
said district are as set opposite the B8veral descriptions thereof
below as follows:
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in Block 23, Schimmer's Addition, ::[;26.40 each;
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in Blpck 22, Schirnmer's Addition, $26.40 each;
JJot 6, in Block 1, Subclivi<3ion of GilberV s Second ia.ddition,~~54.00;
Lots 7, 8 and 9, in Block 1, Gilbert's Second Addition, $26.00 eacH;
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, in Bloele 20, Schimmer's Addition, 4~26.40 each;
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, in Block 21, Schirmner's Addition, $26.40 each;
~
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, in Block 2, Gilbert's Second Addition,
:!~i26. 40 each;
u Fraction Lot 1, in Fractional Block 3, in Gilbert's Second Addition,
:iP . 25 .
2'"
.0
BE ~i91&_1'1.9N
BrG I'l' RESCITNED by the Mayor and Oi ty Council of the Oi ty of
Grand Island, Nebrasl<a, 8i tting as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That 'Ne do find the total expense of the construction of we,ter
mains in Water Main District No. 29 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska is the sum of $228.00 ; that tile benefits accruing to the
real estate in said district by reason of said construction is in the
sum of ~j)228.00, and that thebenef:lts accruing to the respective
tracts, pieces and parcels of land in said district by reason of the
constructjon of a water main in said district are as set oPJ)osite
the several descriptions thereof below as follows:
IJot J21..9...9)i Addition FJ.911 t Alli.9Y.rU~
----.._--~.'---..',-
5 3 Lalcevi ew 57' $28.50
6 3 fJ 57' 28.50
7 3 II 57' 28.50
8 3 fJ 5?' 28.50
1 4: II 5?' 28.50
2 4: Ii 57' 28.50
3 4 Ii 57' 28.50
Ll 4: ii 57' 28.50
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GTP,nd I SlD.,nc1 , Nerbasl:::a, June 6, 19~~3.
':L'he Council met in regular ~3eSS10n, His Honor, the l,rayor,
>:
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pre~dd in&; and all Me nib erB pres cnt D,t roll CEl.ll.
1'he minutes of the last regular rneeting and intervening m,eet-
1ngs were read and approved.
"f. }!3. ,1. Cunningham ad,dressed the Council in ren;ard to clearing the
ti tIe as to t tJEvt part or }')tH'C e1 of land lyint~: immediate ly west of
Jeffers on street to eba.ble the st. Francj,s Haspi tal to use f3ari1e for
builcLint~ purposes. On motion of Haux, same was referred to the
Streets and AlleY~3 COlmni ttee to investigate and report.
Ntr. IJ. NeurIlayer addressed the C ounci 1 in regard to obta inintii:: a
permit to put surplus dirt on the street at 5th &: WheelEH' Streeb3
to enable
1 '
111m
to have
available fspace for 1)uilding; purposes. On
motion of Mildenstein SWIlO was referred to the Btreets and Alleys
Committee to investigate and report.
A protest signed 1)y'N[rs. Alice M.Farmer, TVlrs.W .1Vf.Doyle, J'Erg. Cora ~l{
Streator and others Ej~gainst the paving in District 52 'livaS read and
on mot ion of F'etersen same was referred to the Streett"! and Alleys
Commi ttce f'or further inve st ic:a t ion,
}~rr. E.H.Farmer addressed the council in a verbal protest cl./Sai net
:/
,
pav ing; in f3,),id Di s tric t 5~L On mot ion of Petersen same war:; ref(,;r-
red to the LHl'eeta and Alleys Connn:i.ttee.
Reading of Affidavi t and Claim of Jnrna JVliddaugh fox' $1000.00 Z:.i.B to
injurie;] received beeause of negligence of City of Grand Island. On
motion of Gilchrist BaIne waf; referred to the Strc;ets and Alleys
Commi t tee !lnd Ci ty Attorney for furt11er ac ti 011 and re])ort to
Council at next meeting.
Bids for construction of sewers in Districts Nos.B8, 100, 101 &
102 we;t'e opened and read and on motion of IiTehmlce were referred
to tIle Sewer Cornmittee.
'1'he Report of the Ii'i nance C ommj. t tee was read and on rnot 10n of
Michelson the report was adopted.
The 13r1nting, :Purchasing 8.l1.d Auditiniis Cornmittee :reported 1'19-
co.nrrncnding the chairrnan of each of the CamIlli ttees prepare a
SaJl1.ry list for thebenef1 t of the Auditor ami Commj,ttee c;'LS to
the regular employees of the City. On motion of peterse:q same
vms aclo:pted.
27
The :3 treet Commi ttee made reIJor t as folloWEl:-
;) To the Honorb1,ble TJayor and City Counc il :-
We, your COHh'11ittee on streets ami alleys recommend the requ est
of JU'T. Hendel's on :1" or permanent Jlarking space in front of Bl'u nsvri. ck
Pool Hall be denied.
Wal tel' Iletel'sen
Chas. N. Ham::
Otto Giesenhagen
C. H. J'u s tic e . il
On mot ion of :.Petersen the rep art was adop ted.
'J'he Li t, Water &; Iee COi1Tmi ttee introduced thE~ Y .M.C .A. water
bill and recommended that because of the r"reat amount of' water
said institution consumed they be 6,;iven the lowest VlloJ,ter rate. On
motion of IJetersen same was referred to Ligb.t & 'Water Committee for
f'urt11er inve stif':';at ion.
The ]'i1'e Commi t tee suhmi tted the fol10wi ng report:-
llJ"une 6, 1923.
'1'0 Hono rabl e l[ayor and Ci ty C ounc i1:-
Your Committee appointed to look up suitable location for a North
Side F:Lre fjta ti on wi shes to submi t for the approval of the :Mayor
and Ci ty Counc il the Stub end of IJocust Street abbutting the Union
Pacific Tracks and Fourth Street.
C . II . J-Ul"~ t i~e
Geo .M:ildenstein
G .M.ichelsen
'Nillialn Ii'. Krehmke II
On motion of Gilchrest !!:laid si te;was a.pproved. and repor t adopt ed.
The City J?roperty and CeJfletery Connnittee presented for dis-
cussion Insurance on Vot:i.ng Booths and Ernergency Hospital. On
motion of Haux it was carried 1by,Counci1 that City carry own risks.
:Sills agi'dnst the City were read and on illation of Krehrnl<.:e,a1-
lowed. :F'or list wee 61aim Regi:;,ter.
TIle City Attorney submitted. the following opinion:-
"6-6-1923.
To the Honorable IVtflyor &. City Council:-
In re Paving Gontracts:-
In Iny opinion warrants may be. drawn on paving districts l)rior to
the levy and ams8SSInent of special benefits. :1'h8 creation of a
paving district~providedfthe srune be not protestea, establishes
a fund El.8;ainst 'which the city may d1'G.w in payment of estimates.
~ Respectfully submitted,
Harold ~. Prince,
Oi ty ~lI. ttorney. n
On.motion of' H"j,uX said opinionwfl,s accepted and ordered made a
pert of tb,e records.
~:he C1.aim of the Chambers's Construction Co. of $823.00 was sub-
mitted and on Illotion of' Gilchrist same was allowed.
Th e ~pe tit ion of ]v!,. J" ,Kelly et a1 1'0 r sewer in alley between
/
16th & 17th Streets from Oalc to :rOm was read and on rnotiol1
KrehGlke vvas referred to Sewer Committee.
2E3
The titian of 'r:rinity Lutheran Church and othel'f3 for sewer in
alley fronT Vine st. to IJlum St. en-let bet:ween 2nd and 3rd StfL 'Nas
read and on Lwt ion of Krehml<:e was l'ei'erred to SeVi€?lr Com.rni ttee.
The titian of V/Yn. J!'. Heidkamr and other:::; for sewer in alley
be t\ve en 15th & 16th S ts. and from Oak to J:!l1m S ts. was read and 011
motion of KrehrDl(e waC3 re~ferred to Sewer Commi ttee.
The IJetitiol1 of R.ELHa,::rn.na ;.?,nel others for lvverft in alley between
1\
14th & 15th 3ts. from I>ocufJt to In::.Ti "vaEI read and on motion of
Krehmlce "VEtS referred to Sewer ConmTi t tee.
The pet:L ti on o:f Charle~3 :Bryan and 0 there; for sewer in alley be-
tween 6th 8c '7tll E3ts. ::u1d from Eleal st. to the H.i t of1Nay of the
Union Pacific Railroad Co., known as the St.Paul Branch, was read
\and. on motion of Krehmke was referred to S'tJ\'Ver Co~mili tteE3.
, nle petition of Louis Priescndorf and others for sewer in the
alley of ]zloek 2 of Koehler Pl[;,ce lJ(')
one block North from
Flansen ;:3t. between VIne and Plum Sts. wa::.> read and on (notion o-r
L.
Krehrnke WtU' referred to the Sc'weI' Co;';mli ttee.
'rhe l)etition of John }{nickrchrn and others for paving in alley
of Dloek 3~ and of M.J.Kelly and others for paving alley in
Inocl~ 30 both bloe1\r3 in the Origjnal Town, noy] City of Grand
I~31[;,nd, the 21aile bein[{betvveen 4th & 5th St~5. 1'-.tnd ft'om J~ocust
to Sycamore :-.)ts. waB read and 011 mot jon of Giesenh en wcua re-
:Cerred to tl::.e Gtreets and Alleys Conuil t tee.
\1[:1.8
I~ead. ci..nd. 011
mo ti 0 n
of'
Gief3enhEqg;en was referred t oUw
In ving on Ilth-j
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The petitj_on of1Jlillia,m 13.Hil.1Jert Ftnd others for
st.
frorn the East
line of VV11eeler St. to the '{vcst line of 1'1ne St
flrJ.d
on Pine
St.
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South line of 11th st. to the North line
of 12th st.
8., r1d
from
the west of Pine to the Eaf3t line of
fU:1Ci
Alleys Committee.
The tlevver Gontmi ttee reported f incline:: the J:5ids of the VH11iam
I(~lly g~ C~O.
for ~putting St,:wer in Dif3tricts
DC>
00,
lIDO, 101 & 102 to
be the lowest antl be[1t bids and recornmended acCelyt;c:,nce of name and
on rnotion o:f }{rehcnke th.e rc~port iIvaB adop ted and Contracts awarded
accordi ly.
~,'he following Ordinance was presented : - No. 94;~ eilll endi.ng or-
ci i na.nc e ]\To. '762; 2.tix~:k:irn:/r.Y>-Jli]tJ!L"'[gX:ID.:i:rlz:.x:]fE'dt: ;
Moved by Petersen that said Ordinance be placed on its first reading
Carried on t'oll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Raux, Jumtice, Krehmke
Mi cholson , Mildens tel11 and :Pe tel's !':;rl voting ajz;e, l:'1ay none.
Trie sai.d ordinan ce WcUJ re<:'td. ["]J1d decl ared pas t :L ts f i l'f3t reacti ng;
~~9
Moved by IV[ilden;:Jte:~n that tl~e rll:J;,~sb~ ~ll:,f3:pe~(~e~ and f3H,id Ordin-
EtDCebe :placec1, on Its fleconG\. rea,(l.J.n~,~jY 1~f) tILJ.e; " .
C<,uo1"ied on roll cDll, Gief!HHllla[':en, (;11c111'151" lia.Hz:, Jus"Glce,K:reh-
mIce cheLson, lclerwtein and Petersen \Totj,ng aye, nEW none;
Saidl ordinance wai'J read by its title and cleclbTedps1,8sed i tf3 sec-
ond ren.d ing:;
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L'Ioved by :Petersen t.:"l(c), wi8 rUl.es De suspeUli8C ',~ v fjcda OrCl'(ldIC.
be placed on its third read, by its title,
Carr ied on 1'011 C,,"OL 11, Gi esenhagen, Gilchri 13 t , Haux, J'lU'l ti e e, l<:r'e'h,m-
ke, TEichelf'lOn, Idenstein anet Fete:csen voting aj;e, nay noYl(:;;
Said ordinance waf; read by its title and declhred :p:3,fH3ed :Lt['l third,
rec),d Ing;
Moved by Kreh,n.lce that said O:cd inance IW. 942 be placed on:L ts
fi:nal ric:1SE1tJ..[{:e" (3.11(1 :fin811y _pa.ssed; _ _ _M .
C[1.rried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilch:rist, Hauz:, Jl.lfJtice, K:rehm-
}.~e, clLel:3on, 1'Aild.enstein" and }\eterseni,,!pting aye, na.y Tlone;
'The If1"ayor flee la.red f:1ai d Orcl inane e No. 942A1Ja1f~lC1, rind ap~pr oved
the :',~ "true.
'.
.An Orclinance No. 943, crea.iting apavLng Di:'3t:rict, said dif3tI'ict to
1J e d.e 8 5. [!!:r1f1 teet tEL S J?t:tV'lrlfZ: I)i f:3 tIl ic t lfo. 541 Vlf:1. rj :pr" e f3 (; rlt!~ d ;
ed by Krehnlke thn,t the ordinance be placed on its first re::1dJng:;
earrjed on 1'0:11 c:':,11, Gi(3Senha&7en, Gilchri:3t, Hauxi' .Justice, l{:'Cehm-
lee, :Mjehe 1::-i on, J'iif:ildens tein, and :Petersen vo ti ng aye, my norl e;
Saicl (Jl~cliYJ.alle(~ "v\ras :r~eEtcl [:L1"lCl (leel~JI~eel ])(1ssed. itn i'i:cst :reacLj_l1EC;
'M'ClI1'O('1 ly,r T"Tl'Chn}-"o'j' 111 "r'-L, tll(" -"11le'" }'E" ""uq'r)~~'1(1e"(1 i"''''<::[ q~"1.'(:i (lr'd' ]"1"'J"1('8'
.,.... ~ ~.::.; ')~ ...iJ ."'.... "I~J. ....-' ."-)..... .'.._ ,,,..,, '-'_..o..-'..L ~.....J-- ...~,J :V.. I...... ~ 1-".;.. .....l '_ 1<.;. ,..vL.L~. J_...~/.. ... ~~J. ~_-.... .-' .
be Il~,cj,~ed on :L:t}', second.re[!cJ, by i.~s ti,t.le; ..' '"
Ca:rrlecl on roll ce,11, GIeserit"1agen, GIlcl::n:Lst, lIaux, JUf3tlce, h.reYun-
lee, Micbelson, IiLilder1stein D,nd Petersen votinl:); aye, HeY nonE~;
Sc:dd ordirw~nce W1'1~f3 read by itB title and declared )::flfSSecl its second
c'(f;adi ng;
1vtoved by }'etersen th'lt the rules be suslJencled and scd,d Ordi non oe
be placed on its third read by its title;
Carried on roll can, Giesenhagen, Gilchn st, Haux, :J"tl[o tice, ICrehm..
kG, Michelson, Mildenatein and Petersen vat aye, nay none;
t3aid o:cdim:U1ce ""'feu'! recLC11)y itF.:1 title and declared pcu21sed its t:"Y:iird
read ing;
Move\ol by Iden~'3tein that said, Ordi TlcJl1ce N'0.943 be :placed on its
f'i11all)a,s::icl,fte a.nd_ f.i11cllly ~passe(l;
Carried on roll ca,ll, Gi8f381ill,agen, Gilchrist, Haux, ,Jus'll C(:'J, !{rehm-
1\-"8,Michelsorl, lclel1Dtein rmd }'='etel'wen votinc; ,my none;
The Mqyor declared ~H't iel Ord inane e No. 943 l)assed, [uH1 rp IiI'oved. the
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lVIOVe:lcl l)y Krehmke thEtt the rule~5 be surspended and sahl Ordin:.n ce b(~ "
plctced on its third re<.uling by its title; I
Cr;1,rried on roll, Giesenhftg'en, Gilehri st, Ha.uxt JU~ilti. Clj~, Kr8.hm-ke, 'i
chel~'jQn, 1'.1Tildenstein PetersEn1 vo'li ;~ye, nra.y none; I
Said Ord inance WClr3 read by i t8 ti tIe en c1 declared :paf:3f1ed its t:hirct )
:reac1:Lng; i
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"ii,.'ovcd by Mie elson that EH:ncl Ordln2Ulce No. 944 beplC:teed on its l
final ]Jassag e an d. fi nally lJaS8 ed;\ '
Carried on H.oll Call, Gjesengtg en, Gilch:d~jt, Ha.ux, Justice, K:cehm- )
lu'tl, ;,~:ie}lel~3on. Mildr:m stein and Petersen voting c),ye, n~ none; I
The 1Vfcwor declared said Ordinm ce No.944 passed, and ~) proveil the /
~~ rrr,rfi e ~ I'
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An Ordi nD,nee 11"0.944, creating a paving Dif3tri st~ sr:id clieJi;ri at to
be d.erdgnated a,s :Pr:::llring Dish'ict No.53, "1i'1a:" IlreisentedJ}'
'\mdby Petersen thrLt the": ordinC:i.nce be pJ<:>.ced on its first rea.,di
Carrlted on Holl Call. Giese en, Gilc11Ti:3t, Jkw.x, JtE tice, Krehm-
ke, JvUche12Jol1, Idenstein v,nul }Jeter:3en voti pcye, nqynon.e;
Sr1.icl Orcti.nance W:::C['l re~-3~d and cleclclred I)C1ssecl it s i":Lr23t readinc':;
l'!T()'vO(l 'o'r lc1"""l"'i..'""1'1'1 tV1,rtt tlle" 'I;' 'Ie'" 'b." -m'lJG'Y,(:"Vl('I'''C1 <O'11C" '""'I'd CiI'/}; 1"1"" "','"
,;\i.<.. t:..", ",) ..~f,;;J., ,J )~.-'.. . ,".,-c. , }.:. e. ~l...,," ~n," . ~_) t...~. ......)j:.J~.i. ,,\..... .;1. c-'-' 1 ._1(:"..;,< ".;',t, I. I.AL ,. <::.L.l.lc: \.j
be placed on its second reaclil:lg: by its title;
Carried on roLL cBtll, Giefl , Gilcb.ri [:it, m:uu\:, ~rustici;, K:relun-
'.".",', F" (' }l<"] "J" 0 '1 ~,'jT" i '.1. ,c1 c" ,r,l "','" 'c' (to l' n rn,l (:3, T) p 'c '" In q c, I"" <:T () t ]' 11 f7 <::; \7','" '" '1,T I" (,) '(') t," .
. "-' \ ..<-~ _:__1-. .... , -. ~... \_-~_ --J '-',:....... ........-~ - ..L:", : I."",\""'- -"- , - ':'1.'::. G0..y..... I j,.J(0 ._ .I.'. _~....,
Cl OrC!lnCLnce \iYi?,U3 read by :it:] tltJe declared rrassed Ita second
1'rJe following Ordinances were pl'esented:- No.945 vacatin.9"R rt of
r> 1 ' "'l~ d. c" t' ','I' 946 I,' , ~', '" " _... <-, JC
\," en. u.n iJ . J,O. l eVYlng a Ell")e Cl<: l VU,Lter 1J.s:trn. ct tax to pay
for the construction of \ivat",.:;:"laint:> in D~Lstrict lJo.l[3' 1]'0 9117 .
-I '~:;l ..-"\ . ,. _~'..' r:-" ,",.-., ;" ." ~l ' .~ 11 .-,'~ -t _ 'l . 'I '':' ..,.. '.. '. '._"_ . ,_. .. t ..-. '$.'
.u_VY1.11g ,"", i.JJ)8l,l,,,.,,, 11,8. er ClH~"Lr :Lct tal'" to yYc;"y :I.: or' the C',Jllf,t:cuctlon
of water mairw in DiiJtr'i ct 1::)"0.:29: Hoo 948 Jevyin.@' a. spmc:1o-1 "Jewer
',.-. l':i.J.....,. , .J_..~ ", t. ~,....,..... .f' __._, i.... . ~,:'~ "" ~_.(_.: ,c' . . If'J'_ , . .. __,._:c..J..._ ,t ,J ',j,.n,
C.J._l()L.L let Lc.::1,J{. -0 I)C'",V J. Uj .Jln c ()r1f~ Gl'L-C;[) L(jli (\of :=~ ~~IO'ftt"~l"r'. ~I ~j_."1 ')"i 1:+"-'"1
.l: .. v . . - ~ ..". ,,J . '- . ~ _M ~ J J_ .."'i) ....... v ~ { ......' ~(, ."-.. .J_ ..~., ~.) v . j
rIo. 89; . ,4~ J. j,'q' 2.spec:11.al WI~we}~' d:Lnt:rict tax to p~y-"
c~n8truction at a sewer in District N~.99 and No.950 creati
q"'''!i"J:'' rl'c't':t'l'ct JTo 108- '
k~ ......., ../ ~ .-' 1>.../ ~ -". I
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'1'."(') Tr ,,, ,:1 'l)'V 1;':';'ehrn:v-e t1;a t seJ. d Six Oreli na nees be plae ed on the i1' fix's t
Y'._,_ V 0.....1.. J J..____\...J. -... .... - - - _ '
readix)?' .
CcUT:ie~i' on Holl Cc:dl, Gje~;enhagen, GilGlui st, Hnu.x, ,31m tl.ce, Krehm-
ke, :Miche 1:-301'1, Ide l1S teirl and terne n voting aye, n~, none;
'The said Six Orcine,nces were read and declared passed their fj rt:;t
read inp; ;
JVroved by Petersen tbD, t th e ru 1 es be, fJU~JI)E.mded' and fW,id 23 ix Ordin-
ances ~e placed on the i1' see ond readinf? by the readi of the ir
respect.ive titles;
Ca:tTJ.ed on Hall miD., Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Haux, Jmdice, Krebm-.
ke, l[ichelson,Mihldenstein and. l:)etersen voting Ewe, nay none;
Said Six Ordinances were read by thoir respective title and declared
passed their Second Reading;
lvIovecl by lvTichele:on that the rules be suspend.ed and said Six Ordin-
ances be placed. on the i1' third reading by th e reacUng of their
'respective title;
Carried on RoLL C:::ll, Giesenhae;en, Gilc1rri st, Hau:x:, Justi ee, Krehn:-
ka, lJ.Eichelf3011, lclenf3tein ~1,l1d PeterBen vati aye, neW none;
Said Six Orilinances were read by their respective titles and de-
clnred }?<:u3sed. their thll:rcit J:'eaclin&;;
Moved by J\itilclenstein th.a.t tho said Ordirwnces Hos.945, 946,9,47,
948, 'if-t/9 and 950 and each of them be placed on their final J)2..S e
and finally passed;
Carrj,ed on Roll Call, Giesenhag;811, Gilchli st, Hau.x:, J\.1sUce, I\:rehm-
k8, JV.Li. ehe hI on, JvIilde ns tein an d })etersen va ti ng ewe, nqy none;
The ]!T.CW or declt'\I'€H:l said Orcti mill cas :N'os. 945, 946, 947, 948, 949 &
950, and each of them, finally pasf3EHl and approved the sarne.
The &i ty .T:~l1gineer suomi tted an IDstirnate
of the cost of construc-
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tion of Paving District No.42 and 011 motion of Petersen said
JTIf3 tirna te was adoDted. and the Clerl{ in struEted to adve:cti sa for
bids for said ConBtruction.
The Reports of the City Clerk, WcJ,ter, IJight &~ Ice CoJilft1is8ioner
and. the :Police Ju(lge were read and on mot ion of' Mid"! olson were re-
ferred to the ]'inance Commi ttee.
The Ci ty Attorney reported received cmnrnunicati on from the
1/
American :Beet Sugar Company accepting the pro}Josi ti on of the Ci ty
of Granel I~)land and authorizing a change of route of the Sugar
]'actory ditch.
On motion of Gilchrist, the Clerk was instructed
to ad.vertise for bias for the extension of the storm S1Jwer.
On mot'l on of Gilcbrist the matter of' d.isplaying 'iDol' Sale"
cars on Btreet.s in fTont of garages ~)l\J[ vITae; referred to
the CHre ets and Alleys r:romrai t tee to repoI't at next meeti ng.
Adjounned.
~~,
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Grand Is Jand, Nebraska, Jun e 20, 1923.
~....<
The Council met in regular session, His Honor, the l~fuyor being ry"
absent from the City. President of the Council Michelson presided.
All members were present at roll call,
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
A co~nunication signed by Mr. Starkey and others, employees of
the City Light Dept. asking for increase of wages was read and on
motion of Gilchrist was referred to the Light, Water & Ice COrroni ttee
A petition signed by Mr VIm. Callihan and others, petitt oning
the Council to remove the Traill Paillling Co r s Plant on east 4th rL" ,c"
St. was read. Said Petition states the Plant is a (nuisance detri-
~ental to health and welfare. On motion of Mildenstein same was
referred to the Police and Board of Health Committee.
Mr. Petersen of the Streets and Alleys COlmui ttee reported find-
ing insufficient proof as to b~. Jay's ovmership of lots whioh are,
used by City for street purposes and on motion of Petersen 1~.
Jay's pennission to sell lots was denied.
The streets and Alleys Cormntttee also reported finding the
Protest on Paving District No.52 insufficient and on motion of
.j(
Krehmke it was decided no action be taken.
The Committee also reported finding the Claim of Elma Middagh
against the City for $1000.00 unjust and on motion of Kremillce the
claim was disallowed.
The City Attorney offered fo r approval a C,~ui t Claim Deed from
the City of Grand Island to the ]'ranciscan Sisterhood of Nebraska
clearing title to parts of lots l~ 2, 9 & 10 and the alley all in
Block 23 of Charles Wasmer's Acidition to the City of Grand Island,
and. that P art of Jeff'erson St . lying between Blocks 23 & 24 of Cha.rles ~
and on motion of Krehmke the Clerk was instructed to execute the ~
\
same.
Mr. Krehmke of the Light, Water and Ice Comraittee reported
having looked up the water rates to Y .1W.C.A. in various towns and
finding that ea.ch allows their Y.M.C.A. a special rate,
on motion of Krehmke, the Wa.ter Crnnmissioner was instrm ted to
give the local Y.M.C.A. the lowest possible rate, same to go into
affect :May 1,1923.
The Water COlmntttee reported that Water Main District No .23
was completed ILlU1. U18 9lilJrll"gewJ1it1iao I'liIlilOJrtid One! D.l.lS 1.J..!t.lt "ifWi'
~~'I'l,J cte.a and on motion ,of Krehm1ce 'l;he Council determined to
sit as a Board. of Equalization on Wednesday, July 4, 1923. from
7:30 P.M. to 8 o'clock P.M. of said day for tile purpose of
(
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izing and Assessing the cost of same and levying a tax. to pay the
portion of said tax provided by law. and the Clerk was instructed
to give proper notice of said meet1ng.
The Sewer Conunittee reported Sewer District No. 76 completed
and on motion of Krehmke the Council determined to sit as a Board
of J1Jqualization on Wednesday. July 4, ~23, from 7: 30 to 8 0' clookk
P.M. of said day ~ for the purpose of :illqualizing and
Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the respective tDacts of pro...
perty in said District and levying a tax for same, and the C~rk
was instructed to give prop er notice thereof.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Krebnllce
allowed. For list see Claim Register.
Peti t ion of Alb ert McDowell et al asking that a cross iug be t--"-'
built across the Union Pacific tracks on Cedar Street was read and
on motion of Krehmke same was referred to) the streets and Alleys
Committee.
Petition of Harry~urnett et al to create water main district
embracing Darr Street from Howard st. to George st. was read and
on motion of Mildenstein was referred to the Light and Water
Committee.
The follo~ng Ordinance was presented:- No. 951 repealing Sec-
tion 2 of Ordinance No.391 of the compiled ordinances of the City
of Grand Island, Nebraska.
Moved by Krehmke that s&d Ordinance be placed on its first read-
ing. Carri ed on roll call. Giesenhagen. Gilchri st, Raux, Justice,
Krehmke, MichelsoD. M~enstein and Petersen voting aye, Nay none.
The said ordinance was read and declared past its first reading;
llj(oved by liIetersen that the rules be suspended and said. Ordimn ce
be placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on Roll Call, Giesenhagen, Gilchri st, Raux, Justice,
Krehmke. Michelson, Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none.
Said ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its second
reading. ~r~.~.
J\!foved by Gilchr ist that the rules be suspended and said Ordinance
be placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on Roll Call, Giesenhagne. Gilchrist, Raux, Justice, Krehmke
]Hldendstein, Michelson and :Petersen vot iug aye. Nay none.
Said ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its tl1ird
read ing .
Moved by Mildenstein that said Ordinance No. 951 be placed on its
final passage and finally passed;
Carried on RollCall, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Haux. Justice,
Krehmke. ],Uldenstein and IJetersen voting aye. l~aJ' none.
The 1myor declared said Ordinance No. 951 passed, and approved the
s allle .
The following five Ordinances were presented:- No.952, creating
Sewer .:District No.109; Ne. gij~ cru...L.i.dg g~Wtll", X,i !'3t:.-let ]Tv. ~;
]lTo. 95J creating Sewer 'District No. 110; NQ.95Y creating Sewer
District No.lll; No. 956, creating Sewer District No.l12 and No.
958, creating Sewer District No.113;
Moved by Petersen that said five ordinances be placed on their f
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reading;
Carried on Roll Call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Justive, IIaux,Michelson
Kr~~e, Mildenatein and Petersen voting aye, nay none.
The said Five Ordinances were read and declared passed tl~eir
first reading;
Moved by Gilchrist that the rules be suspended and sai. d ]Hve Or-
dinances be placed on their second reading by the reading of their
titles;
Carried on Roll Call, Giesetihagen, Gilchrist, Justice, Raux,
Krehmke, Mildenstein and Petesen and Michelson voting aye, nay none
The:said Fi va Ordinances were read by their resre ctive titles and
declared passed their second reading;
Moved by Slldenstein that the rules be suspended and said Five
Ordinances be placed on their third reading by the ream ng of their
respective ti tIe;. . .. . . J~rehmlce
Carried on Roll Ca.ll, GJ.esenhagen, GJ.lchrJ.st, Raux, JustJ.ce,/.llilJ.ChE'fI-
son Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, n~ none.
The'saidFive Ordinances were read by their respective title and
declared passed their third reading.
Moved by Petersen that the said Or~inances No. 952, 953, 9p4, 955/
and 956 and each of them be placed on their final. passage and
. finally passed.
Carried on Roll Call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Raux, Justice, Michel-
son, Mildenstein and Peterson and Krehmke voting aye. N~ none.
The President of the Council declared said Ordinances No.952, 953,
954, 955 and 956, and each of them, finally passed and approved the
same.
The Reports of the City Treasurer, Chief of police,~Veighmaster
were read and on motion of Krehml<:e same were referred to the Finance
Committee.
The City Engineer submitted Estimates of the cost of Construction
of Paving Districts No. 53 and No. 54 and on motion of PetersEn
V'"
~'<{<>\"''';;''~':''',"";".,,
said Estimates were adopted and the Clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for said construction.
On motion of Gilchrist, the Clerk was instructed to advertise
sale of $28,000.00 Paving Intersection Bonds, in denominations of
$500.00 each bearing interest at 5% payable semi-annually. Bonds
to run 20 years and be optionaJ. after 5 years frcm date. Bonds to be
dated August 1, 1923.
Adjoumned to Wednesday 3une 27, 1923 at
/
8 0' clock P.M.
J~~_
lSTity lark.
Grand Island, Nebraska.
June 27-1923. l(, jJ/",", '
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J<
As :per adjounment of June 20, 1923, the City Council met in y
j/'/
session, President of the Council Michelson presiding and all
members present at roll call.
A cormnunication from ~[,he 'l'exas Company petitioning that they
be given permission to erect buildings and task for the purpose of
storing lubricating oils and greases and kerosene and gasoline was
read and on motion of Gilchrist was referred to the City :mngineer
and Committee on Licenses.
A protest signed by George \V. Myers, D. 13. Hichards. Jacob \
r-
Shipman and 0 thers against the paving in: District No. 53 was req.d \
and on motion of Giesenhagen was referred to the Streets and 11.1- )
leys Commi t tee.
The City Engineer subrj1itted :Estimates of the cost of construc-~'
tion of Paving in ~aving District No. 52 and the coot of construc-
tion of Sewers in Sewer Districts No. 108-109-110-111 and 113 and
on motion of ICrehlnke the said I~stimates were adopted and the Clerk
was instructed to advertise for bids for said construction.
Bids far construction of Paving in Paving District No. 42 of \(
Traill Paving Co. and Cochran Construction Co. were opened and
read and on motion of Gilchrist were referred to the Streets and
Alleys COllTInittee to investigate and report.
The Bond of the Nelson Lumber Company for the constructi on of
a scale was found by the Bond eommi ttee to be in pro})er form and
the sureties suffi'cient and on motion of Giesenhagen the seumewas
approved and accepted.
'The Bond of Herbert S. Daniels and Assoc ia tes for the use,
during the 90nstruction of a hotel building, of a part of the side-
wall{ on Locust Street adjacent to said ~~ building was found
by the Bond COlilluittee to be in proper form and the sureties Buf-
ficient and on motion of Giesermagen the s~ne was approved and
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~ petition signed by Willimn Speetzen, Chas.E.Fralick, ~ITs. A.
:Senninghoven ana. others to create a paving district between Second
and Divi s ion Streets on Kimball Avenue \Vas read and on motion of
Petersen was referred to the Streets and Alleys Corr~ittee.
A petition signed by A.J.Baumann, lUel::> Nielsen and Chas.W.Banks
to create a paving district on Sycamore Street between First Street
and Division Street was read and on mati on of Peter:361 was referred
to the Streets and All eys t{oImni ttee.
'A sti'.pu).ation between City of Grand Island, by Harold A. Prince,
Its Attorney, party of the first part, and George W. Tucker, by
B..I.Cunningham, his attorney, party of the second part was read
a.nd a.ccepted.
The followh~g Ordinance was then preaented:- No.957, appropriating
and condemning pri va te property for the use of the Oi ty of Gran d
Island and appointing appraisers for the sa.me. On mati on of petersen
said Ordinance was placed on its first reading:
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Ra.ux, Justice, I\rehnllte,
Michelson, :Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nliW none.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspende@. and sai d Ordinance
be :placed on its second. reading by its title;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gi!chrlst, Raux, Justice, Krehrnlce
J\Hchelson, IHldenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay nonel
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Raux, Justice, Krehmke,
I\fiichelson, l<fildenstein and Petersen voting a~B. m~ n0ne.
Said Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its ~ iro.
reading.
Moved by Krehmke th~t said Ordinance be placed on its final reading
a.nd f ina lly passed;
Carried on rollcall, Giesenhag en. Gilchrist, Ra.ux, Juati ce, Krehml<:e,
Michelson, Milliienstein and Petersen voting aye, nat'! none.
The Presl dent of the Council declared sai d Ordinance No. 957 f.i. 1;!ally
passed and approved the same.
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A Besolution confirming the action of the City Attorney in signing
the Stipulation above mentiond was read and on motion of ICrerunke said
Resolution was adopted.
Adjourned,
~t2:~~erk. -
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Grqnd Island. Nebraska. Huly 4-1923.
Tl'lJe Gouncilmet'as'a ]3,oar,Q. Qf. J~qua.liza.t~{)n. On account of
being a legal holiday, the Board of Equalization adjourned
to Thursday, July 5, 1923
at 7:30 P.M. ~
.._:'_~-
Grand Island, Nebraska, July 5-1923.
'1'he Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
EqtwUizing ana Assessing the benefits aEcrueing to the respec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Water 11,[ain District No.
23, by reason of the laying of a water lnain therein, and of
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No. 76,
and of levying a Special Tax to pay the portion of sa d im-
provements provided by la.w; His Honor, the IJIayor 'Presiding,
,and Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Hauz, Justice, Krerulllie, Michelson,
Mildenstein and Petersen present at roll call.
The CounciTh remained in session until 8 o'clock p.m. and no
person having appeared to object to or protest against th~ pro-
posed assesment and levy, Proof of Publication of Notice of
meeting as a Board of Equalization was rea,d and filed. 'Whereupon
the following Resoluti ons were presented and MLtdenstein moved
their adoption.
Said Resolution in regard to Water 1min District No. 23 was
adopted mn roll call all m~lbers of the city council being
present and voting aye.
For copy of Resolution see page 37
hereof.
Said Hesolution as to Sewer Distric t lio. 76 was, on motion of
Mildenstein held over until the next meeting of the Board of
to be held on Wednesda.y July 18,1923 at.7:3Q~'~.m.
j'TIqualization/in oraer to enable the property owners in said
District~o enter protests if so interested.
1~e minutes of the Board of Equalization were read and approved.
Adjounned.
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Ci ty ~
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RJDSOI,lJTION
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131!1 IT l{[DE:;OI,VIDD l)y the
I' and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
uali:;:;atiOl1 for
Bald purpobe,
~ r~l
c'~ i:)
per proDf of notice pre~ented:
T~'l~r~Neb~a~~g jo the sum O~
J" h.)-.... .c" _..J:\A.. , __ oJ IV )..~.... _ .0
; that the benefits
That vve do find the to talexpenue of tIle corwtruc ti on of 8,
YVE1,ter IncJ,in in wa/ceT 1:nain C!.ifltrict No.
{",)'7'
r,-,~)
of the City of Grand
real estate inoald district by reason of said
COl1L3truction j.B in the sum of ~fp618.80, and that the benc:fits
i"1ccurine to the respective tracts, pieces and Darcels of land in
b2/ rec"J,f.:3lJrl 0 f the constnH;tion of a water nlaln. in
said district are as set oppo:::dte the se-veraldescriptions
1,0 t s 6,' 7, 8, 9 and
~~~26. 40 each;
3a'
Grand Island, Nebraska, July 4. 1923.
The Council met in regular session. On account of.being a
legal holiday. the Council adjourned. to 1bursday July 5th, 1923.
at 8 0' clock P .JvL
~~~
Grand Island.. Nebraska . July 5, 1923.
The Council met in ..;p, '.
His Honor, the ]!,'Iayor. pre-
siding and all members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular and intervening rneetings were
read and approved.
lifr. Beck addressed the counc il and presented plans in accord-
ance with the request of the council to submit the plans as to
the outside stairway on the Hotel Building. Petersen Inoved. that
the permit be allowed~ Same was allowed. on roll call, all mem-
bers of the council vottng aye, nay none.
J'\1fr. Krall addressed t11 e counc il and asked. that he be allowed to
connect ',vith the main sewer on Locust Street wi t11 his new build-
iUg being erected at 220 South Locust. On motioh of Gilchrist
same was referred to the Sewer Inspector and the Sewer COTI~ittee
to report at the next meeting.
Bids of the Wm. Kelly and Co. and ~ Hansen and Willadson
aSl:to::i1'x:tens ion of storm Sewer were opened and read and. on motion
of l)etersen were referred to the Sewer Commi ttee.
Bids of the Trail1 Paving Co. for paving District No. 54 and
District No. 55 were opened and read and on motion of Krehmke
were referred to the streets and Alleys Corrmrittee.
Report of the l'\.pprai sers appointed to condemn prop erty unct er a~d
by virtue of Ordinance No.957 was read. VVhereupon Mildenstein
presented a Resolution approving the aSSeSSITlent of the Apprais-
ers. Said Resolution was adopted on roll call. all members voting
aye. Nay none. (For ROpy of Resolutions. see page 42 hereof.)
Mhe })rinting. l)urchasing anQ,Auc1.i ting Committee reported re-
ceiving a printed list of emp10yees of the Water. Light and Ice
Department and the City Engineering Department and. on motion of'
Petersen same were made a part of the records,
The Light Water ~tnd Ice Cormnittee reported Water 11[ain Districts
No. 24 and 26 completed and on motion of Krehmke the Copncil
termined to sit as a Board of Equalization on WednesdaYJ July
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18th, 1923, frOll1 7: 30 p.m. to 8 01 c lock p.m. of sai d day for the
purpose of Equalizing ancil. Assessing the Sost of same and levying
a tax to pay the portion of said t~~ provided by law, and the
Clerk was instructed to give proper notice of said meetine.
'I'he Fire Committee submitted the fOl10wing rep0rt:-
IlJuly 5-1923.
To The Honoatable lIayor and Ci ty Council:
~1"e your fire commi t tee ester carefully going over the proposi-
tion for a north Side .Fire Station would recommend the follo.ving:-
A Brick Building 35 feet wide by 116 feet long with a second
story covering the front 40 feet by 35 wide. Balance of Bui1iling
to be one story only.
This size building would be large enough to store all CiW
Trucks and leaye a vfork or repair room ~~O feet by 35 feet on the
rear end. This will leave an alley-way of 16 feet North of track
and also leave a drive-way on East side of 30 feet from proposed
building to the Etting lot line.
The Committee also recommends that they be given the authority
to have plans drawn of Building and get an estimate of the cost
of a Build ing of this kind.
C. H. Justice
C. Michelson
Geo. ltU Idens tein
ifhn . ]'. Kr ehrnk e. 91
On motion of Giesengagen the report was adopted.
The Parks and Bands Comrrittee submitted the proposition that
all the surplus dirt on 5th street and $th Street be hauled, at
the expens e of the Park .Fund, to the Ci ty' s parks where needed.
On motion of Hau"" sarne was referred to the Park Com.m.i ttee to
report further at the next meeting.
findi ng
The Sewer Cormntttee reported/the Bid of Hanson & Wil1adson
lolt' ~~tena[:ionof StiGrmSewertb:bl$the lQwest and best bid and
reoommended aoceptance of sa~e and on motion of Krel~e the re-
port was adopted and Contract awarded accordingly.
The Sewer Committee reported Sewer District :tIo. 100 and Sewer
District No. 101 completed and on motion of Krehmke the Council
determined to sit as a Board of Equalize.:bion on Wednesclay, July
18th 1923 from 7:30 p.m. to 8 o'clock p.m. of said day for the
purpose of Equalizing and Assessing the benefi ts accureing to
the respective tracts of property in said District and levying
a tax for same, and the Clerk .\'I/8.S instructed to give proper
notice thereof.
40
The Sewer Committee presented and recommended the proposition
. LOthe ~;~
that the C.I,.Hansen Co.at no extra expense" extend the storm
sewer from 5til and ~~eeler Streems to 5th and Oleburn in plane
of running the storm sewer on Vine Street f'ro+n 9th to 12th sts.
Om Illotion of Krehmlce same was referred to the Sewer Committee
with power to act.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Krehmke
were allowed. For list see Claim Hegister.
Petition of Vhn. S. Hatcher et al to create a water main district
embracing Beal street from 4th to 6th 8ts. thence east on 6th l3t.
to the 1500 Block was read and on Illotion of Michelson was re-
ferred to the Water and JJight Committee.
Peti ti on of J. A. Kilcendall. Realty Investment Co. and C.II.
La~nan to create a water main district embracing 18th Street from
:Bllm Street to Broadwell ;;\venue was read and on motion of Mich el-
son was referred to the Water and Light COlmnittee.
The following Ordinances were then presented:- :r:To. 958 l:eV'ying{;a
special water distribt ta..."C to pay for water main in Dis.23; No.959
creatin~paVing District No. 55, and No. 960 creating Paving District No.
56.
Ort Iaotion of Petersen, said three Ordinances were placed on their
first reading. Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,
Raux, Justive, Krerudke, Michelson, Mildenstein and Petersen vot-
ing aye. Nay none.
The said three Ordinances were read and declared passed their
first reading.
Moved by Mildenstein that the rules be suspended. and said Ordin-
ances be placed on their Second Reading by their respe ctive title.f
Carried on Roll Call. Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Raux, Justice,
Kreruillce, Michelson, Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye. Nay none.
Said Ordinances were read by their respective ti tl€6and declared.
passed their second reading.
~oved by Michelson that the rules .be suspended and said Ordin-
ances be placed on their Third Reading by their respective titl~}
Carried on Roll Call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist, Raux, Justi~e.
Krehmke t 1,Hchelson, j',hlcl.ensteil1 and Petersen voting aye. Hew none.
Said Ordinances were read by their respective titleSand declared
passed their third reading.
Mo ved by KrehIillce the. t said Ordinances ITo. 958, 959 and 960 be
placed on their final. .. and finally passed.
! /tAi,'".4'.q"<<>...~1'
Carried on Roll Call, I/Gieseni~gen. Gilchrist, Hame, Justice,
Krehmke, TiIichel son, J\irildens teil1 and Petersen vo ting aye. NEW none.
The Mayor declared said Ordinances No. 958, 959 and 960 passed,
and approved the Same.
The City Engineer submitted :Estimates of the cost of Con-
struction of Paving Dietricts No. 55 and No. 56 and on motion of
. Petersen, sai d Estimates were adopted and the Clerk was instructed
to advertise for bids for said construction.
The Reports of the Police Judge, Weigher and Water & Light
Commissioner fo r the month of June were read and on motion of
Gilchrist were referred to the Finance Conunittee.
41.
1~e City Engineer submitted for approval what he thought a
just assessment of' benefits to property owners by reason of
the openeing of Sycamore street and on m.otion of Krehmke the
Council determined to sit as a Board of Equalization on Wednesday
July 18tll, 1923, from 7:30 p.m. to 8 otclock p.m. for the pur-
pose of assessing the benefits accrueing to the respective tracts
of property by reason of the opening of Sycamore Street which was
opened by Ordinance No. 915, and the Clerk was instructed to
give proper notice of same.
}~dj ourned.
.~<~~/
Ci ty Clerk.
42.
HE~QLUTIOlr
W1D~REAS. in pursuance of Ordinance No.957 of the Ci ty of
Grand Is land, :flTebraska, on the 30th dLW 0 f June) 1923, the apprai Bers
therein na..-ued. met as provided by said Ordinance and 'nade a just
and fair assessment of the damages for the taking of said property.
now, THBJRE]'ORE. BE IT H.J1:JlSOLVED by the Mayor and Ci ty Council
of the Ci ty of Grand Island, nebraska, that said assess:nen t of
damages be and the same is hereby approved by the NLayor an d City
Council and the City Clerk is hereby ordered. to pay to the persons
hereinafter nmaed, fer the property hereinafter n~ned, the amounts
set opposite their names; or if such payment is fefused, deposit said
amounts wi th the Ci ty Treasurer, subj ect to the 0 rc1ers of the owners
and the parties intereste9.; and thereafter that th e Ci ty of Gran d
Island tD.ke, occupy and posseas for i t8 own use the property so
appropriated, to-wit:-
A tract of 1 and 16 feet ",rideacros:!!
IJot 14 of the County Subdivision of the
st of the S~l of Section 16-11-9, beiug
8 feet on each side 0 f the following
line:
Corr~en~ing at a point la.6 feet North of
the Sou:tlttea,st ~orner of said Lot 14, thence
in a southwesterly direction to a point en
the ~~outh line of said 1,0t 14, 17 feet
West of the Geutheast comer of said I.ot 14.
Geerge W.Tucker, ewner of tax sale certificate- - - ~$ 50.00__
A trarr,t
acreage
the lil]}J~
on each
of land 16 feet wide across the
owned by George W. Tucker in the
of Section 21-11-9, being 8 feet
side of the f 0110wing line;
Ug...L 0 l'
4
Commencing at a point on the North section
line of Section 21-11-9, 50 feet West
of the lTortheast C0rner of said Section,
thence 300 feet more or less in a Southwest-
erlY directi0n to a point on the South line
of the acreage tract owned by the sai d.
GSQrge W,Tucker, which point is 220 feet
southf'iJ?OIn the S0U th line 0f :Slock 9, Wiebe's
Addition to the City of Grand Island, Nebraska,
and 283 feet in aWes terly direct ion frOfn the
East line of said Section 21-11-9, measuring
along the South line of said acreage tract,
owned by the said. Ge orge VI. Tucker.
Gee re;e VI. Tucker, Ovmer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -j450 ,-0_0__.-
The City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare an accurate plat
wi th a clear def ini t8 description of the pr0perty so taken. The City
Clerk is hereby ordered. to cause said plat to be recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Hall County within sixty days
fror,,1 date.
GeQ. Mildenstein.
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43
Grand Island,Nebraska,July 18,1923,7-30,P.M.
, q:t1..'~' v'''''
The Council met as a Board of Equaliz~ pursuant to a.djourn-
ment for Sewer District l-To.76,His Honor,the J\fuyor,presiding and
all Members present at roll call; A Resolution leyying special
taxes in said District was presented [;j,nd read and discussed by
IIenry Voss,Peter Windolph,John Hehnke,etal. and also by the
Uayor and ll1!embers of the Ci ty Council and on motion of Petersen
the Resolution was referred back to the Sewer Corrrmittee to make
further investigation and to report back to the Council on the
First day of August 1923 at 7-30,p.m. to which time the Council
then adjourned as
said Board of Equalization.
~~/
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// "
/:: ~)~~'il
Ci ty C:t'~k:-Y
Grapd Island,Nebraska,July lB,1923,7-30,p.m.
The Council met ij.s'a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Ii:qualizing and Assessing the expense of' Constructing Water
Mains in Water Main liistricts NOs.24 & 26, and Constructing
Sewers in Sewer Districts Nos.lOO & 101, and of Levying a tax to
pay the expense of said Construction,His Hon~,the Mayor,presiding
and all Mem bers present at roll call; Proof of Publication of
Notice in each of said Respective Water 1~in and Sewer Districts
was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in Session until 8 o'clock p.m. and no person
having appeared to object to or protest against the proposed as-
sessment and levy; Whereupon Krehmke presented the following
Resolution and moved its adoptionjMotion carried on roll ,call
all Members being present and voting aye;The l~yor declared the
Heso1ution adopted and approved the same ;For copy see page44,
following; Said Resolution pertaining to Sewer District j1)1!100.
Krehrnke then introduced Resolution as to Sewer District $101
and moved its adoption; Motion carried on roll call,al1 Members
being present &nd voting aye, and the Ma.yor declared said Reso-
lution adopted and approved the same;For copy of Resolution see
page 45 hereof.
Krehrnke then introduced Resolution as to Water Main Districth'~4
and moved its adoption ; Ji[otion carried on roll call,All Members
being present and voting aye, and the ~yor declared the Resolu-
tion adopted and approved the sa~me;For Copy of Resolution see
Page 46 hereof.
Krehrllice then introduced Resolution as to Water Main District
1\[0.26 and moved its adoption; Motion carried on roll call , all
Members being present and voting aye, and the Mayor declared
the Resolution adopted and approved the same ; For copy of said
Resolution ,see page 47 hereof.
The Minutes of the meeting as a Eoard of Equalization for
said Sewer Districts Nos.100 & 101,and Water J~in Districts
Nos.24 & 26 were read and approved, ~~ereupon the Council
Adjourned.
:;f~// '
/~~ ZDG~_A
Ci ty Cl";cl(v~c
44
Rill S (}L U'1' I
:m:D IT RJ~r;OIJv.iCD by the IiiIayoI' <:L11d C1 ty Council of the
City of Gra.,nd lsl::.md, Heln'cH,Jca, sitting as a Board of Equal:i.zation
faT
d
Dse as per Proof of Notice pere0ented:
Thcl-t we do find thc::; tot,tl expSIue of the construction
of a uewer in ,(:;ewel~ District No. 100 of the City of Grccncl Isla..nd,
Nebro.,ska is the i3uLlJf ~1)47() .80; thcct the benefits acc:ruillg to
tile real estate in said district by reason of said construction is
in t}18 aUln f ~;)470. 80; and tl18/G the benefi 'CD accruing "[,0 the.
I' e ::;:98 c tj.T/ e
L:r\Ct.S Dieces
, .C
parce1s of J..and in scoid D:l strict
by rea. on of the construction of a sewer in sdid district are
as set opposite the several de~criptions thereof below as follows:
IJot 1 J310ek 151 ~T P. H" . See one" Add. ~p8b 60
u. _ EU lroe>.,d. .
n 2 II n II 11 11 n H 85 60
.
Ii ;5 H II 11 1l n n II 85 60
.
ll: 4 n 11 It li n n 11 85 60
.
Fractional lot 6 " 'it n n n 'H n
II 11 7 Il II 11 t1 II n n
II 11 8 11 II tl t1 n ii ,i 128 40
.
u
45
RESOLUTION.
J3JiJ IT HTD:30I;VIGD by the Mayo:r: arid Ci tjT Council of the
City of Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting 806 a Board of
Equalization for said purpose as Proof of Notice presented;
Th3_t Vie do fi.nd the to t()~l expense of the co nstructiol1
of a sewer in Sewer District No. 101 of the City of Grand Island
~L"J ((br"" <::Cl,t;:). .; '" J'l'l t ;"J' e" 0'"1" ') -c. ~f 468. 60 . .1-11,"1. +. t}> q
_ "_ ~_. __..... >o_~~ ....~. U .. _ .1 . .....) L .ul I..- J. t.y --.- po- ~_ _ .__,~___.__....;.._.____ , v ...._.... )...I.~:;
tlcnef:i tEl acc:ruing to the real (} stl9_te in said district -b;y-
l~eafJOn uf said co nstr'uction is in
the
sum 0 f
;;0 468 . 60
1, _'__~'-____"_'''.''~'_-'___
and tha t the benefits ac ru~ng to the reapec ti ve trcccts,
pieces and pa:t'ceJs of :Land in 8,cid J)istl~ict by reE~son of
the construction of a sewer in said district are a ,:; set
opposite the several
Lot ]. Bloel;: 1
n n 1I Il
,;.
Ii ":l II 11
II 4: H !l
rt I Ii Q
<,J
II " B U
,~
Ii 'Z tl !l
...)
descriptions thereof below asfollowa:
1/
Ii
di. 6' <) r; 0
tit' i.J.. .
62.70
6~2" 70
Hann's
n
n
See and ,Adeli tian
Ii 11
n f1
n
6 ~~ $ 70
'7 ~2 . 60
'7 ~2 . 60
72.60
Koehler Place
tl Ii
fi II
46
}lJ] ::~:j
J3E IT
;::;0 LVTGD by tl1 e
I' and City Council of
City of Grand ~8lErnd,
ebra
,
~t\.~,;~ ,
sitting as a Board of
Equalization for saiQ
rpo~e. as per proof of notice
pre ented;
That we do :c'incL the total expense of the construction
of a "vater JJ:lcdn in water ICicdn dibtrj_ct ~24 of the City of
Grb,net Island, :nebraska is the
SUIll
"." ,-':,
~).L " '
; thL\. t
the benefi ts adcru,ing to the Ie",l estate in B"dd district
by' re3,son of BcLid construction is in the ;3UL'l of S!;528
~_.._.,_.
and that the benefits accrUing to the respective trcwt;~,
pieces and parcels
f land in said district are
.~~ C'
CA.. lo...)
Det
01)PO si t e the several de~jcI'ir) ti uns thereof, belovl 8,i':; follows;
9
10
11
II
AmO\.Hlt.
~~27 . 00
26.0U
26.00
26.00
27.00
';;;7.00
~~6 .00
26.00
26.00
27.00
',;:;7.00
26.00
26.00
26.00
2'7.00
'2/'1.00
26.00
~26. 00
26.00
27.00
IJot
6
'7
Block
JTra,c ti anal 14
11 14
i\.ddi tion
Baker Addition
iI
()
u
If 14
" 14
14
" 4
n 4
[l 4
:i 4
n 4
4
4
4
4
lL
15
15
15
.., F
J. ,)
1:5
It
fl
9
10
1
11
11
II
[,mers AclcH tion
!l II
~
3
4
5
1
1"1 jj
lJ r;
II II
')
(,~
Woodbine Addition
II It
II 11
1I II
3
4
I"
,)
6
'7
II II
Baker Addition
t1 =i,
8
II
II
II
If
tt&.
" .'i'li~ ~
",~1;.""""\,, ,,1"'ju
..E.___../_...
,.Uf
/,
c, .d,.. ,",/
'(-"'-'---";;"-"''''~~''''
47
RJ)J so IX'l' I 0 H .
BE IT' J1ESOLVIED by the l\!layor and Ci ty Council of the
City of Grand ISland, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of
Equalization for said purpos8i as per proof of notice
pre:clented:
Thc1t iJve do find. the total eX1Jense of the construction
of a V],).ter Jnain in \va tel' mcdn d.i stI'ict no. 26 of the Ci ty of
G1'''''Ufl' 10'J' '''nd ":\f""lo1'<:> "1"/"1 2' '" 'Vl1-"e
:r <.h...... io.J _<':-.. ,...I~. v.."J ....c... t:) v...
811Iil uf"! ~r~_w-_~,__.~__...;' t11E~ t tl18
benefits accruing to the real es~a~e in said district by
reauon ,;f said construction is in tll.e sum UI 4~..!2.2~.9J,L._",_
and that the bCl sfits accruing to the respective tracts,
pieces and parcels uf land in said district by reason of the
conBtructioll of ('3., we,ter rooin in si,dd district ell'e au set
Op}JOf5i te the uevera1. descrip ti ons thereof below ad fol1.ows:
7
8
8
8
Addition
SchimmG~cs J\.ddi tion
\I H
6
8
9
9
9
9
9
1.0
10
10
10
1.0
1.
1.
1.
1
1.
11
11
n
tl
Arilount.
d.nG' 1.10
,"l .G . '..
;26./10
26.40
6
Block
8
Lot
co
o
o
,/
It
f26 $ 40
o
J
II
11
II
t!
n
Ii
26. '10
26.40
;~6 . 40
~~6 . .'10
10
l1
tl
7
e
n
II
26. :10
;~26"fl0
10
II
(.'
u
H
'6 "0
{:~. $ L:k .
;.-;6. LlO
r-i
I
!I
(~)
o
9
1.0
1
It
26. /10
H
n
n
~26. ()
26 ~ LID
~;6 .40
~36 .
11
n
i;'J
n
II
il
n
3
4
Ii
:26,,40
~..:~ 6 . L--:O
~::6 . 40
:6. '-10
~;:6. 40
~26 $ 40
;,?6.40
:~~6 ./10
:..:,6/40
II
5
II
n
1
t~,
s;...;
fl
II
n
. ,
t::;
n
(.~
')
(~
n
~)
4
I'
,)
11
II
<)
,:..,
n
II
n
n
(~
II
1
~)
;3
.n
j"i
q
f~
ij
H
~26. 40
.:.)
4
~)
,)
;)
~)
59
59
59
59
59
n II
H n
~;26 ~il0
;36.40
26.40
26",40
26V40
26.40
;~;6.40
26.l1:0
~26 . 40
;26./10
H !l
1
Vfrleeler & Eennetts
It II
2
3
4
5
6
7
U ~l
fl n
ti 11
()
n
;:J
r'1 t'.,
rr::,
7:::
? ;2
7:2
Wheeler & Eennettu 2nd.
II n II
n n n
10
?~:~
48
Grand ISland,Nebraska,July: l8,1923,7-30,p.rn.
The Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
l~qua.lizing and Assessing the benefi ts accrueing to the res-
pective Lots,Tracts and Parcels of land Specially benefited
by the opening of Sycamore Street and of Levying a Special
Tax upon the property benefited to pay the exPense of said
opening to the extent, to which it has been specially bene-
fitted;
His Honor,the M:a.yor,presiding and all Members being
present at roll call.
IJroof of Publication of Notice of said Meeting as a Board of
Equalization was read and placed on file.
E.G.Kroger as Attorney for Mrs. Lucas ,Rudolph Illcas,Robert N.
on behalf of the R.H.McAllister estate
McAllister/~nd others addressed the Council in opposition to
the proposed assessment and levy and the same was discussed
by the l~yo~ and Members of the City Council; The hour of
8 o'clook having arrived; and no objections in writing having
been filed against the proposed Assessment and Levy; Mildenstein
moved that all oral protests to the proposed Assessment and Levy
be over-ruled and rejected and said Resolution be adopted;
Carried on Roll oall,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none; the
l~yor declared the Resolution adopted and approved the same.
The minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization were
read and approved.
(For copy of said Resolution see Pages 49 & 50 hereof,
following this page. )
Adjourned
. ~~:;~ ~.!J
~2?L>~{f~~
City Clerk
49
PJn s Q.:t~1J.1I.9 IT
IT
E.) ()~LirEiI) b::/ tl1e IijIayo I~
City Council of the City of
Grand 1 land, Nebraska; sitting as a Board of Equalizat ~nfor said
::eegl
Be:
1'11D,t e 0.0 find c"nCL
t the tota_l bene:fi be; to the
, ,
e c-; ~GD.. .C e.
eJ.,'btt -L-, tiY1[s
on t"e
opening
of i3ycc'_lJlOre
e~~-~'_ L er1 D i orl
I ediCl
1ic:J)le f\JX'
t11e
J::i~u
d1'~" ..... '. '~..'/.}~ l.';)
~~ ,-,'~/
" t'
street froTn Division ,~itreet to Af311ton Lvenue
the sum 'OJ,
t of tbe eXI)81H::es f said benefi tis in
thELt the total e:xpenses of the
ening of
anCL Vie do find ai,leL
ana extension of said streets chargeable to the several lots>>
tracts and pa.rcels of land
'onti
on, adjacent to and nearby said
streets by reason of the opening and ~xtension thereof is in the sum
,,~,g..~
,.." ~;:'~ I. - _.:". ::'," ~ l ., -, . -, ..., .. _' I . t ..
01 :ir, " ' .' to iLnd we ao 1lnCl cUW sav tnat the be:nef J. t s to t,ne
.._,......., _ _;.';', ....~_~_ .. . J
teveral lots, tracts and
cels of land as befure described, is
as Bet forth in the following list and opposite th~ several
G. e C:i C l' i :L orl f3 tIle Il cot'>> ctYlcl t118.J t tIle eJ-~-,l) erl f3 e ctC C l"')tlin. t; to ~Gl1e Bai (l
respective lots, t r"octs and ]kcrcels of land as before described by
reason of the opening and extension of said street is 8& per cent of
S::L :Ldbenefi t [, ~ (dId thct t all of s d benefits
eX}JerlSeS to the
ce~s f land by reason of the
said several lots, tracts anu
opening and extension of said street is as set oppo ta the said
cL E;i3C:ci
t 7Q...fJ 0 t ~~
..-.. ~l -3
d,
',\ II
Ie t II
II
1:
If
5
5
.)
L1
II 13&;9
Ii tl
n d
n 1
11 n
" ' ,
?;~
11 ,)
n l?
..1. .)
II 1
II <)
f.....
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'--,
1I ?
It 6
"
n 5
" L~
0
n ' ,
r:"
;; 1
II 11
It 10
II 9
Ii 5
:Lun.s
tileroof as follows,towit;
\ii[e ste]~lvel t;:J
!I
tr
~I .~""l'I1
~", i /l
31'6,"11
~3('Zt71
t '~I, ""11
i Be. 11 thwe st-,} See tion J.5 '"7111){:~'2. 24./ I
it It n' I i lCl t /f:.3
11 t 2$'"). '8 t
e t.; f w est 10 U fee t . I,. 0 a
n rt tI Z. .J"I ;(,b
4 :2 .-rO
Heyde T s Add.2, 'S'.tl*,
4\. i'lD
fI" 2) 8..':3tf
fI ".3~4:3 4
.LI'I. f.)g
11
C oun -Ly
II
i:3ub-division.
r:
Il
H
n
Dllb.
t:
II
,
v~ve S l~
Ii
II
Ii
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50
.,.,CQ11r"tll01.l s e
'11
Blade 1
!! n
it
COtl.nt..
J31 () C"
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1, !1
n !!
n n
Ii Il
n II
II
Ii n
\i H
IJ 1
q it
I.
11
IGeJi:)t n
n
tl
H
:G:ast 65 feet.
North 4,5 feet.
q 0"'" "t1l l~: ') 13 -r" (.0"" t
LI l,.1.. .L _"~(:..J/ (. .... '...~C 9
!l
II
f1
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II
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:iew
t11"\Ne D t -,<" 15...11-9
'b- 4--' tI. ;;.
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.r. t:lO
3'31 ~ I
33.. a I
'33. f 1
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:3 q.l l"l
:'i. tJ" f 3
t
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n
he;yde s
Ii
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n
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II
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I1Etlc ev i eVl
II
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stein and Petersen present at roll call.
The minutes of the meeting, of July 5:! 1923 were read and approved.
A Co~aunication from Paul Hartsough asking for permission to erect
an Electric sign across the Walk at 10108 'West Third Street was
read. Np.. .aetio11 VH7.ti Lakvll7-
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Bids ofWm.Ke11y & Co. I and of the Grand Island Plumbing ,Co . ,for
construction of Sewers in Sewer Districts Nos.108,109,110,111 &
113 were opened and read and on rnotion of Gilchrist referred to
the Sewer Committee.
Bids of Trai1l 'Paving Co., and of A.H.Reed Co., for Paving Paving
District No. 52,were opened and read and on motion of IJetersen
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refered to the street & Alley Cormnitteei
Bids of First National Bank of Grand Island,
The Omaha. Trust Company
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United States Trust Company of Omaha and
.Tames T. Wachob Company of Omaha
for Intersection Paving Bonds were opened and read and on motion
of Krehmke referred to the Finance Co~nittee.
Conwunication of Jack Wilks in rega~d to removing stwnps at Park
was read and on rnotion of Gilchrist referred to the Park Com.
The Finance Committee presented an Estimate of the Expenses of
the City for the ensuing Municipal year and the same was read
and on motion of Petersen adopted and made a part of the minutes
and ordered published as provided by lww.
The Street Comrni ttee reported finding the Bids of J. ViJ. 'f'raill Paving )(
Co., for pa.ving Districts NOB.42 and 54 to be the lowest and best
bids and on motion of Petersen Contract was awarded to said
Company for Paving said Districts.
The Street Co~nittee reported finding the Protest against the
Faving of Paving District No., 5~, ],,It! & L2" Streets, to be suffici-
ent and on motion of
Petersen the same was sustained and the
City Attorney instructed to prepare an Ordinance repealing the
Ordinance creating said Paving District.
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The matter of Ijaving South Front Street from Sycamore to Wa'lnut
was taken up and discussed and on motion of Gilchrist the City
Attorney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance Creating a
Paving District embracing said portion of South Front Street.
The '\Ya ter. IJight & Ice Cornrai ttee reported recommendin~ that
the request of some of the employrees for raise in wages be
not g~anted and on motion of Krellinke the report was adopted.
The ]'ire Commi ttee presented Sketch of proposed Building
on the portion of Locust Street, South of Fourth street for
Fire :Department~md other purposes and on motion of Gilchrist
the mune was received and estimate of ~~IO.500 filed.
On motion of Krem.mke the matter of regucing the rate of Light
current was referred to the Light Committee.
The Sewer Committee repDtted that Sewer Districts Nos.B8 & 112
had been completed according to Contract and on motion of
Krelwllie the Council determined to sit as a Board of J~qualization
tflY")$'"''
on W'ednesday,August 1.1923 from 7-30 to 8 0 t clock. at the Council
Chamber in said Ci ty for purpose of r~qualizing and Assessing the
Expense of sarne and levying a tax to pay for said work and the
Clerk was instructed to give proper notice thereof.
The Sewer Con1ffimttee reported finding the Bids of ~n.Kelly & Co.,
for Sewer Districts Nos.108,109,1IO & 111 to be the lowest and
best bids for said Districts and on motion of Krehmke they were
awarded the Contract for their construction.
The-Sewer COInllli ttee also reported finding the Bid of the Grand
Island Plumbing Company for Sewer District lifO .113 to be the
lowest and best bid and on motion of Krerunke the report was adop-
ted and contract awarded accordingly.
'1'he ]'inance Cormnittee reported finding the Bid of the First Natll
Bank for Intersection Paving Bonds to be the highest and best bid
and on motion of Gilchrist the same was accepted and the City
Attorney instructed to p;r-epare proper Ordinance providing for
the1ssuance of said Bonds.
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
Petersen,allowed.for list see the Claim Register.
Petition of' Rufus M.Geer etal. for Paving portions of East Thrrd,
Oak & Kimball streets wa.S read and on motion of Petersen referred
to the Street Committee.
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l'eti tion of Henty }i~uss and others for the grad.ing of YfshtOl1
Avenue was read and on motion of Giesenhagen Referred to the
Street Comrni ttee.
The Bond COYruni ttee reported finding the Bond of ':[11'ai11 Paving Co.""
covering their Contract lflor Paving District No.42 to be in proper
form and the surety sufficient and on motion of Giesenhagen the
Report was adopted and the Bond approved.
The Bond -gom.mi ttee reported finding the Bond of Hansen Be Willard-
son co~ering their Sewer 1~in Extension Contract,to be in proper
form and the surety sufficient and on motion of Giesenhagen the
Report was adopted and the .Bond approved.
'1'he Bond Commi ttee reported finding the Bond of The Omaha 'Trust
Co.,securing Balance of Certificates of Deposit,to be in proper
form and the surety sufficient and on motion of Giesenhagen the
Heport Vias adol"ted B.nd the Bond approved. .
Qrdinances 11os.961,Levying Specia.l Tax,Sewer Distrist NO.lOO,
962,Levying Special Tax,Sewer District NO.lOl,
96a,Levying Special Water ]~in District Tax,
District No.24;964,Levying Special Water I~in District Tax,
District 110.26, were presented;
Moved by 1lichelson that said Four Ordinanees be placed on their
First reading;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none;
Said four Ordinances were read and declared passed their first
reading; Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and said
Four Ordinances be placed on their second reading by their res-
pective titles;
Carried on roll call', Giesenhagen, Gilchrist , Haux, Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson.Mildensteinand Petersen voting aye, nay none;
Said Four Ordinances were read by their respective titles and
declared passed their second reading;
Moved by Kreht11ke that lli'UlUiml the rules be suspended and said four
Ordinances be placed on their third reading by their respective
titles; Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchriet,Haux.Justice,
Krehmke,TvIichelson,].l[ildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none;
Said Four ~rdinances were each read by their respective titles
and declared passed their third reading;
Moved by Mildenstein that said Ordinances,Nos.961.962,963 & 964
and each of them,be placed on their final passage and finally
passed; Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justic8,
Krelllr~e,Michelson.Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The rnayor declared said Ordinances Nos.961,962,963 & 964 and each
of them finaihly l)assed and approved the same.
An Ordinance,No.965,I,evying Special Taxes to pay expense of open-
ing Sycamore street, was presented;
lo\:oved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its fmrst
reading; Carried on roll call.Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,
Krehmke,l''uchelson,Mildenstein and Petersen vmting ,.a~e,nay none;
said Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Mo~ed by Michelson that the rules be suspended and said Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen,Gilahrist,Haux, Justice,Krehrnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading;
Moved by Justice that the rules be suspended and said ~rdinance
be placed on its third reading by its ti tl'e;
Carried on roll call Giesenhagen,Gilchriet,Ha~x,Justice,Michelson
Mildenstein and }>etersen voting aye,nay none,absent ,Krehmke;
Said Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
third reading; Moved by JJIildenstein that the said Ordinance be
placed on its final passage~ and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gildhrist,Haux,Justice,Micllels
Mildenstein and l)etersen V9ting aYE?,nay none,a~sent Krelimlrel
'I'he Mayor declared the Ordlnance I'lnally passea. and aDprovea
the same.
An Ordinance ,NO.966,providing for the issuance of Intersection
Paving Bonds waS presented;
Movea by Gilchrist that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justic.,Michelson;
Mildens tein and Petersen, voting aye, nay none, absent Krehmke ;~-t<'!-'\..-4_._^J_.,..j
The Ordinance was read .n:dJJbmm:rbtbIbihm and declared passed its fitst
reading. Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and the
Ordinance placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilfihrist,Haux,Justice,lficllelson,
1-JIildenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none,absent Krehmk:e;
over
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'1'he Ordinance was read by i tsti tIe and declared passed its
&acondreading;
Moved by Michelson that the Rules be suspended and the Ord~nanQ€
placed on its third reading by its title;' ;:, (~~,
Carried on roll call,GieSenhagem,GilChrist,Haux,JUstice,~,
][ichelson , Mildemstein and J?'etersen :ttoting aye, nay none, a~isent
Krehmk e ;:,
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed it~
third reading.
lfuved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed On it~"'fi~al,
passage and finally passed; .'. ,<L :'~>
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagel1, Gilchrist ,Raux, .Justice ,1\1(iq:1i'el~,on,
Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent krehmk(i; ;,::
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TIle Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed and approved ~
the sarne. ,(/"';'>
The Annual report of the Secretary of the Library BoardVfa~\<'> ..'..
read and on motion of Gilchrist placed on file. " ........ ,,~)
Reports of the Audi tors ,Warren & Van Boskirk were read and !oI1'ilitltTon
of CHlchrist referred to the Finance Committee. '. ;:;://
Annual Report of Thomas M.Dil19n,Chief of the Fire Department;. "~,
was read and on motion of Justice placed on fild. ' ""
On motion of Giesenhagen the City Attorney was instructed to
comraence action on the bonds covering the Paving on First,Cleburn
and. Terith Streets.
Adjo1.irne'd
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To the Hon.Mayor and City Council;
Grand Island.Nebraska;
Gentlemen;
Your FinanceCormnittee submits tlQ.e following Estimate
of the e'~enaes of the City of Grand Island for the ensuing year
cOImn,encing August 12.1923;
Bond.lnterest l1; Sinking Fund;
Ro pay interest on $110.000 Refunding bonds @ 4%
<< 33,000 paving Bonds @ 6%
3 II Fi 30, 000 II @ 5%
" 200,000 Sewer Main Bonds@ 4-1,.%
tl 100,000 Drainage Bonds @ 4.1i-%
n 50,000 Ice Plant Bonds @ 6%
To pay 25 Bonds now out-standing
Genera.1 li'und
To pay Salaries of the Mayor,Councilmen,Treas,Clerk,Atty.,
Weigher,Janitor,Physician ,& Clerk of Bd.of Health;$7000
To pay the expense of the street Depattmen t , including
cleaning streets, laying sidewalks,care & Opening
streets and all other expense incidental mo ~treets25000
To pay for Lighting Streets,buildings & grounds' 12000
To Pay Hydrant Rental 4500
Incidenta.l expenses of the City including Expenses
incurred by the Police Department and Board of Health
$4100
1980
1500
9000
4500
3000
~5000
$49,000
Park Fund
1'0 pay the expense of caring for and iIllJ;>roving Parks 2.500
1"olice ]"'und
To pay salary of Chief of Police,Policemen & 'olice Judge 15,000
Cemetery Fund
To pay the expenses of the Cemetery 6,000
Fire Fund
To Pay salary of Chief,Firemen,and Expenses of Dep't. 18,600
Paving Fund
To paY the expense of the Paving Department 5,000
Sewer Fund
To pay the expenses of the Sewer Depa..rtment , including the
runningl of the lift station~,general over-sight of the
Sewer & :Drainage System and to pay for alterations and
Repairs 15,000
Music Fund
To pay the expenses of a vocal, instrumental and amusement
orga.nization for free public concerts,festivals, and
entertainments, the :praceeds of one mill levy 3,100
Librar:,'
e}::pense of the Library Board, including salaries,
repairs and purchase of books and other $:;qJ ens es/' 5,700
10000
$58,500
Water Fund Total .178,400
~'o pay all expenses of ':rnant and :mJetending water :M:ains
~le Revenues received in Operati~n of Plant
Light Fund
To pay all expenses of Plant and making Extensions,
The Revenues received in operation af Plant
Ice Fund
To pay all expenses of Plant and making extensions,
The revenues received in operation of Plant.
Respectfully submitted July 18,1923.
W.R.Gilchrist
Geo. ~J!i ldens tein
Ghas.1f. Justice Commi ttee
Chas.L.1faux
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Grand Island,Nebraska.,August 1,1923,?-30,P.M.
':L'ge Council met as a Board of Equalization pursuant to adjo-
urnment ;for the purpose of Equalizing and assessing the Bene-
fits accrueing to the respective lots,tracts tUld parcels of
land in Sewer ])istrict No.76 by reaS011 of the Construction
a Sewer therein and, levying a Special Tax to pay said Expense;
His lIonor, the JJra.yor,presiding and. Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,
Justice ,Krehmke,J\Uchelson,IVIildenstein and I)etersen present at
roll call; The COuncil remained in session llnti1 8 o'clock,p.rn
\1fuereupon upon motion of Krehrnlce the Council adjourned as sai d
Board of Equalization to August 15,1923.7-30,p.m.
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Ci ty clgrk.
Grand Island,Nebraska,August 1,1923,7-30,p.m.
The Council met asa Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessin.gthe 11lxpense incurred in the construc-
tion of Sewers in. Sewer Districts IrQ>S. 88 and 102
a Special Tax to P€:l.Y said expense, His Honor,the Nfayor,presiding
and Gies enhagem, Gi lcp.r is t , Haux, Jus ti c e ,Kreh:mke , Mi ch el so n ,JlIilden-
smein and Petersen present at roll call.
Proof of Publication of Notice of meeting as a Board of :mquali-
zation was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in Session until 8
and no person having appeared to object to or protest against
the proposed assessment and Levy,JS:rerunke presented the fol:I..owitig
Resolution as to Sewer District 1IO.88, and moved its adoption;
Motion carried on roll call,Giesenha.gen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,
Michelaon,Mildenstein and Petersen v~ting
Mayor declared the Resolution duly a.dopted and
(F9r Copy of said Resolution see
Krehmke then presented'the following Resolution
District NO.}.02 and moved its adoption ;Motion
dall, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,Michelso n,
Mildenstein and Petersen,voting aye,nay none; The Mayor
the Resolution duly adopted and approved the same.
(For copy of said Resolption
The minutes of the proceedings of said Board of
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. PJGSQ-1::.V.1'1.Ql{
]3]; IT PJ~I:)OI;,"VED lJY the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Gn;1.nd Isla,nd, ITeb:ca
sitt
as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per Proof 01 Notice presentod:
TJ:L..1..t Vie d.o find t:ne total e;;.pense of t:he corF,truct:ion 01 a sewer
in
er District No. BB of the City of Grand Island, Nebra
i s th e
~um of $1116.88; that the benefits accrcing to the real estate in said
district by reason of said construe on is in
fJ
of ~~Jl116. 88,
and thE"t the berJ.efits aCCT'LL1ng to the r-ospect:i:'\re tracts, IJieces and
pc;,rcels i)f lo,ncl in ;:,,o.hl Di:::;trict by reaSGl1 uf the oowiltruetion of a
in' s-aid district are as set oppo~ite tl18 severa,l descriptioY1S tllcI~eof
below as follows:
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Add. ,]'rater:nal Ol'ner of es:r::ro.;37b,
3J:'d Add., Henry lIann
Hann's Add., otto Kirschke
Bloek I, Hemn1:3 Add., Otto KiJ:'~OGb.ke
11 1!l II 8u~::;ie edge
" 1 11 " Susie Morledge
11 1 11 Ii .I,aurD,tbtte Campbell
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of IJot 1, KLock
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4 j Hann t s ~~;nd Add. Ohas]'. 8; Edt th E. Brovm
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'i3 ;;;11<1 )\.dd. Bertha Gro f~}ch
11 H II It II n{E"tild,a J3arth
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by the
iT emu City CounciJ. of the City of
Cr I~ctlld. I
, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of EQua~ization for said
~otlX}~P 0 L) e G!.1 S }) C;:L'
oaf of nutiee presented:
TJ1c.L t .\~=j e (10 :CirJ.(:L tl1c t () te,,1 e:K:pel1:2, e of~ tl18 COIl S tX'lIC t:i.. orl 0 f' @"
;:;c\ver in~~e\ier Dibtrict ]5[0.102 of
City of Grand 151&ld, lie
;:;J!~Cl,l
5.21 tllG SlIxn of" ~il)9:5,?18; tllLl,t 'tJ18 -berle:CitEi e-~<,CC1~l.lix)g; to tlie reE~l e;:3t(),te
ill ;::,u,j.cL d.ifJt.l~ict
l':(~E~"SU11 of. ~jc).
construction is in tJ e Bum of
5'7.18, ~:~nd
~ t~e ben its accruing to the rsupective tracts, pieces
c
of
:1.:r1
d District by' reas()n of
e construction of
a sewer in said district are as set
several descriptions
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lloy;.s:
;~,j)5'O ._:26
em .26
t50.26
~)O . ~36
50. ;;;6
50.26
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100.52
62..83'
62'.8,3
Koch
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-ll-9,Kelly Well Co.
II l! G. I. L<.Uld. Co.
6 H 11 U U n Ii ley
7 H II II \J 11 11 Kelly 'JIell
1. Cu.
Co.
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Grand Is1ami,Nehrask:a.;August 1#1923.
The Council met in regula-rsassion, 'His Honor; tn~":Mayor,presid-
ing and Giesenhagen, Gilchrist , Haux, Justice,Krehmke,Michelson,
Mildenstein and Petersen present at roll call.
1'};),e minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Mr.I.H.Jay addressed the Council in regard. to some lots of his
being used by the City for Street purposes and on' motion of
Gilchrist the matter was agaim referred to the streetComtnitt~:~e
to make further investigation and report.
G.A..Ax.elson addressed the Council in regard to what he advised
was a failure to enforce the Viirimg Ordinances and on motion of
Gilchrist the matter was referred to the Light Committee to in-
vestigate and report~
The Oi ty Clerk read a Notice on the part of Phil Reihm, by his
.Attorney"A.G.Abbott, claimimg damages in the sum of ~;200 ; sa,id
notice having beem filed July 20,1923. On motion of Krehn1ke
the C1aimwfJ.s referred to the Street Committee to investigate
and reporta.t the next meeting.
'(ACommtinication from Oscar Roeser and Emil 'G.Stolley,prop()si~
to sell the StolleY Trac.t known as"Stolley:'s o.rove"to the
City for Park purposes,was read and on ro.otion of Petersen
red to the Park Corirrnittee to investigate and report.
Communication from the C.B.& Q.R.R.Co.,With form of Contract
providing for crossing the Belt Line and other Grounds of the
Railroad Company with storm sewer was presented and read
the following Resolution in reference
:Petersen moved its a.doption;
Resolution. '
Resolved ,by the City Counail of the City of Grand Island, the
Mayor concurring; That the :Mayor be and is hereby authorized
and directed to ente:j:' into a. Contract with theChicago,Burling-
-ton ,& Q,uimey RailroadCompanYjPermitting the City to lay and IiJ.a.M
-intain 48 feetof 36-inch concrete pipe'at or near the Easterly
line.of South Adams Street produeed;and at qridge No.l.37 on the
belt 'line track ;a 4'x4' comcrete conduit in Oklahoma Avenue .'
from a point near easterlY-line 'of South Clark Street to a point
near easterly line of. South Eddy Street; also i'rom a point 100
feet more or less easterly from the southwest corner of Block.
3 ,South Park Addition to a point lIb feet more or less easterly
from, . the northwesterly corner of block 2 of said Park Addi tion
where the same intersects the center line of the pipe to be
constructed,a,t Grand Island,Nebr. . ,
Geo.Mildenstein, William F.Krehmke,
Yvalter Petersen, Chris MiehEllson,
Chas .L.Haux/, . Chas.H. Jllstice,
,", W.R.Gilchrist", otto Gieaephagen.
'SaidResolu~ipn adopted on roll iesanha.gen, o.il.
RaUx, Justie~,K Mi.che-lson,Mi ,'" ndl?etersen .
ayejnay none,yor d:ec1ared. oied,the R
-n adopted ,andapproyed ,.the same. '
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On. mot~onof.Kreh:mke a Warrant was ordered drawn in favor of
C.B.&~~.Railroad Comp~yfor $183 to pay for Drainage Pip"
furnished by the Railroad Company as per said Contract.
lU4sof Trail Paving Company for Paving Pavimg Districts Nos.55 &
.56 were opened and read and on motion of ]}fildenstein referred
to the street Committee.
and
and contract awarded accordingly.
The street Committee made report as follows;
'l'o the Honorable :M:a.yor & City Council;
We ,your Comrni ttee on Streets & Alleys recommend that t1:e request'
of Paul Hartsough to place pipe on Sidewalk for sign be not gran-
ted. August 1,1923. .Wa1 tel' Petersen ,
C.H.Justice,
otto Giesenhagen,
Chas.IJ.Haux, _ Committee.
OnmotionO:t'Petersenthe'report was adopted.
Petersen reported that it was necessary to4avesome of thebuil-
dings abutting an and extending into the Alley in Paving District
No. 54,rnovedback before Paving is done.
Petersen reported that the TYl'1erConstructiol'1Co . ILIad ag:reed
Qommence within afe", days to put Oe JavingDistricts 1ft
proper conditiolll to the satisfaction of the City :Engineer.
Krelunke reported that Water Main Di.stricts Nos.25 and 27 were
completed .a.ndon motion of Kreh.mkethe council
a.sa Board of Equa1izationoE.Wednesday,Aulust l5..l925,between
the hours.of 7-o0,and8olclockin the aftermoon of said day
Committee on Police & Board of Health made report as follows;
. We your Cormni ttee in relation to . the matter of c_.omplai.nt
by. several o..i tizens .ofthe Asphal tPlant s1 tua.ted on. the Union
Pacific Rig:ht.. of Wayn.ear 4th Str~et; Tha.t under the circ:umstan--.
cas .surrouns.ing thesecbnditions your Committee find. Complaint.
is not weighty enough tocauae the Council to take action.
at this time; thereforerecomme.nd Complaint be filed for future.
Reference. Yours ctfully
Ch:d s Mich. n ,Chairman.
Polic.e& B. of H. Com..
On motion of
the report was adopted.
Committee -reported havinggon.e
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The Sewer Conmlittee reported that Sewer Districts Nos.l08 & 109
. were completed accotding to 90ntrli!ct and on motion of Krehmke the
Golineil determined to sit as a. Board of Equaliza.tion oil Wednedday
August 15,1923 between the hours of 7-30 and 8 o'clock in the
after noon of said day and the Clerk was instructed to give notice
Bills against the City were presented and read and on motion of
Krehrnke allowed, For listfilee the Claim Register.
Petition for Sewer at West Lawn of H.C.Wade and others was read
and on motion of]Hchelson reterred to the Sewer Coromi ttee.
OrdinanceSNo.967,Lebying Specia.l Taxes in Sewer District NO.88
and. ~rdinance NO.968,Levying Special Taxes in Sewer District NO.
102 were read;
M02ed by Krehmke that the Ordinance be placed on its first reading
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehrnke,
1,richelson,J1Hldenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
the.Ordinance was read and declared Passed its first reading;
Moved by ]1111chelson that the rules be suspended and the Ordinances
placed on their secont reading by the.ir respective ti tIes;
Carried on roll cal1,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehrnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinances were read by: their.respective titles and declared
passed their second readin.g; .
M.oved by Krehrnkethat the rules be sus;pended and .said Ordinances
placed on their third reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call. Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux;Justice,Krehmlce,
Mlchelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances were re,ad by their respective titles and declared
passed their third read~ng.. . .
Moved by Krehmke that said Ordinances lios.967 & ~68 and each of
them be placed' on their final passage etnd finally passed;
Carried on roll call Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
JJlichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared said Ordinances,NOS. 967 & 968 finally pa.ssed
and approved ,the same. No.57
An Ordinance,NO.969;creatinga Paving District,..;on South Front
Street from Sycamore to Walnut was presented;
Moved by Mi1denstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first.
reading;
Carried on roll ca11,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
Jiffichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none; .
The Ordinance was read and declared pasfJeq. its first. reading.
Moved by Gilchrist that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second read'ing by its title;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice.Krehml<:e,
Michelson,Mildenstein and. Petersen voting aye,n.ay none;
111e Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
secqnd reading. C .
lVIoved by I$Xehmke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;' .
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux, Justice,Krehmke"
Michelson,JJUldenstein .and Petersen voting aye,nay none; .
The Ordib.ance was . read by its title and declared passed its
third reading. . ..
Moved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on its fi:m.a1
passage and finally passed;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist;Haux;Justice,Kre.hmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein a.nd Petersen votingaye~.nay .none;
The Till"ayor declared. the Ordinance finally: pa.ssed and approved tm
same.
An Ordinance NO.9'70,levying Taxes for th~ ensuing year was pre-
sented;... . .
Moved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on its first readir'"
-ng; Carried on roll ea11,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,
Krehmke,Michelson,Mi1denstefh and Petersen voting a,ye,naynone;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed .its first reading.
6n
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].;1oved by Gilchrist that the rules be suspended, and the
Ordinance placed on its second re~dine by itt title; ,
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen,lilchristJHaux~Justice,
Krehmke ,Michelson, Mildenstein.and:Petersen voting aye ,nay
none;
The Ordinance was read by dlts title and declared passed its
second reading. '
Moved by Justice that the ~ules be suspended and the trdinance
placed o,n its third reading by its ti tIe;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist , Haux, Justice J J\:rehmk
Michelsen,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none; ,
l'he Ordinance was read by its title and decla.red passed its
, third reading~
Moved by Michelson tha.t the Ordina.nce be placed on its final
:r~q passage and finally pa.ssed; , ,
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist~Haux,Justice,Kreh.mk
Thlichelson,l\[ildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
l'he ]fa.yor declared the Ordinance finally passedn and approved
the sarne. -
An Ordinance No.97I,being the annual appropiatioh
presented.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Ordinance be placed
first reading;
Carried 011 roll call, Giesenhagelil, Gilchrist , Haux, Justice,Krehrnl\:
1,[ichelson,Mildenstein,and Petersen voting aye,nay none; ,
'l'he Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its ti tIe; , ,
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist ~Haux, Ju,stice ,Krehmk
Michelson,Ifildensteinand Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
second reading.
}\J!oved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended and
placed on its third reading by its ti tIe; . .
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmk
Michelso.n~Ii!ildenstein and Petersen votibg aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passee. its
third reading. "
Moved by Gilchrist, that the Ordinance be placed on its
passage and finally passeci; .
Carried on roll call,GiesenhageniGilchrist,Haux,.rusti
J'vIichelson,Mildensteinand Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinance finally passed. and approved
the same.
The Mayor appointed Mr~Ohas.H.~ull;: a Member
.5f.f. N e.-X-T ?fJElt. Fo;2.. =CN~eR,
Boarai'or the term of Five years to sueceed himself
motion of Gilohrist the appointment was oonfirmed.
The City Engineer presen~ed an Estirnate of the Cost
\"
struction of a Sewer in SewerJDistri6t
/. "'
of Krehrnke the Estimate was adopted and the City Clerk
ructed to advertise forbids for its construction.
Reports of the Clerk for June & JUly, the Police JUdge
Weighmaster for.July were read and
to
:r:,.J.5 E- ~T po jC ,tildE.
'6>~
~ 1'he Bond CommUtee reported :l'iJ!!ldil!l&" the B-ds of rrai;l
Paving Co., oovering Contracts for Pavin .
q2 & 54 and Robert G.Isdellfor use 0 treet while
Building, to be in l)roper form and the su,r
and on motion of Giesenhagen' the said Bon
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~CIO}T I:rOTICI~.
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T{ll' ;::; C")l nrr I l) iT
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Be it resolved by the Hayor and City Council of the
A sidewalk is hereby ordered laid within fifteen days
City of GI'ancl IBland~ Hebrasl\(1.
from o,nd ,d.ter' the firDt pLlblicc<tion 1181'80faJ.oIig
the fbllo>;'!ing
,.,' -
defJc:d.beC! loti) ~ IJieees and parcels of ground eX.td in the 1'10,.ces
hereinD,ft(:.;r more }xirticc"la,rly clefjCri.1)ecl towi t;
Along the southr:dde uf lot 10>> bloc}; 36, Russel Wheel
Addition, belonging to Fred W. Ronnfeldt.
, , .
VJest sid.e of lot :5 block ;j6j Rllssel Vfl1eeler
t () F:tF-Ll'lC:L s VI. J\;Till sf.
tb.e vlei'Jt side of 10t6 ,blode 36, RU,;38el ler
belonging to George G. Schreefer.
Alonr~ the nOl'th side of lot 1, bloclc
'f.)' r.', 1" 0 r1,<-'.,...., l' '."..' ,r;.'. ,~ ()' C"! '1"1', ,', -j " ~l' If <;, --. -{. '}'J e VI co.
~ _ ,;,. __ l; ,"'(...-:.. ,,]. ,.J..~ 'hCJ.> li v ',- :....J 0
36
Tf""Jt::,oe'l
_"LA...; ~~, ...
Along the north Gi(~e of lot L,; block. 256,
to AnnD~ J3rayt em.
13lock 36 Russel WlreeJe::c
side of lot. 6 block
HudolIJXl F. Sciu:Lc1t..
side of ~otcl 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
to.Tohn O. Kent.
i\.ddi ti on
eC'.stsjCLe of' 10t It block 39 RlH.3EJel Wheel
to 'J6h110.Kent.
. . . -
Along the eU,stEuTdlJOl'th side 0 ,lot 1, l')loc}; ~)7
,\V11e~:l8T addition "be1'011g,i to OttoR. 1I.brc:dJ.am.
Along the north ai.cIe of lotG, 2, 2, 4 'of block 3'7 t H.u,ssel
Wheeler Adcl:Ltion lJelorlc;i:ng to \Jtto H. Abr,d:tam.
Along the n rth side of lot 5, block 37 RUBsel. Wheeler
J\..dd5.tion belo:ngJ..ng to . CamLLle HarriDon.
IU01lG t:n.e
Addition bel
s(yuth side of :l.ot 10 block 65 'Wheel
co ECi8,ch.
J3enrJe-t
north Edde of lots ~2>> 2), il, 5 of'bloc~{ SIt
tion belonging to Geo~ G. Schreefer.
of lot 5, bIo
:Pearl Chaney.
6~') Y{'neeler
1:J.ong t:he l1c;1'th Edo.e
t:;econdaddi tioD be;Longing to
of lot 4, block
e Chcmey.
~,.
".
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,Along the i...;outh side of lotJO,. block 'I?, VT'i1eeler Bennett
Third Addition, belonging to 13aye,rd h. PaIne.
Along the north Slo.e of lot 1, block 75 Vil'lecler Bennett
TYdrd Acld.itionbelong:Lng to Nellie F. &; Lora A. \Voodward.
Along the nurth s:i.c.le of lot i::;, blo ck 75, Wheeler Bennett
Tl1.ird Adeli ti 011 belongini:S to Hellie ]'. Woodwa:cd.
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Along the north side of lot ;5, blade 75, Wheeler Bennett
'Third Adeli tion lH.::longing to Grace JJI Ring Hamilton.
emg tLe north side of' lot 11, block 75, 'Wheeler J3ennett
Third i\dc1i ti on, belonging to. Harold E. Kirby.
Along the north side of lot 5 I bloc}e '/5, Wheeler Bennett
Adeli ti Dnlle long to Cl&orCIJ.c e l..f. Peter's on.
Along the nUl'th side of lot 2, block 8, VoitlesAddition,
belonging to IIenr;)r A. Gallup.
Along the north side of lot 3, Voi tles Ael<htion -belonging
to C. B. &. Q. R. R.
Along the north side of l~t 4, block OJ Viliitles Add,
belonging to C. B. &. Q. R. R.
"-, Along the suuth :odeLe of lot 5 block 8, Voi tIes Adel, belonging
to C. B. &. Q~ R. R.
A~ong the north west
Original ~own Repair belongilig to
side of lot 4, block 66,
J ol:m Al exallde r.
Along the south side of lot 6, block 8, Voitles Add, belonging
to C. B. &. Q. R. R.
Along the east Slae of lot 1, block 2, Voitles Add.
belonging to ]~Il1il Perlmlm.
Slae ot lot 2, block 2, Voitles Add,
Along the south and east side of lot 8, block 10,
s Addi U, on belonging to John Geo. gctU11i d t.
Along the vve t side of lot 4, block 68, Original Town,
Hepai:r, bel to E1Chi~,f.f;3 & Sonu' Hotel Co.
Along the south side of lot ~, block 5~, Original Town
Hepai~:pelonging !1to Arthur C. Meyer.
Along the ea~)t side of lot 8, block 51, Original Town
Belonging to C. B. _. Q. R.,R.
.Alon~ th~
uDel-ol-~l'rl~ ..t"O C~loC
...if,:, ~) ,,_ ..l ~^' t~) .
ea,;3 t side of
T. 1\IIcElr,9Y.
lot 81 block 71 Original Town
Along the east side of lot 3, block 3, Koe. Place
belonging to IG. D. Glover.
Along the east siue of lots 4 and 5 bloc}~ ':j, Koe. rlace
belong;ing to estate of I,eroy C. l';rown
Along the east side of lot 1 & 2 block 6, belonging to
ConJ~a..(l Fl18 S .
Il.long tllS eaGt SlCie of lots 4: &. ;5, block 6, Koe. Place,
'belonging to C. C. Hansen.
Along the east side of lot 6, block 6, Koe. Place,
toJ'ohn Helzer.
belong
Along the south sine oi' lot 3, block
to John Hermqn.
V"iew
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Along the east side of lot 54, Hawthorne Placi,
belonging to Hannah Voss.
1\.10ng the ea", t side of' lot 60, Hawthorne Plac e,
belonging to C~nrad Schreefer.
...:..\...,
Along tl1e south ;e;ide of lot 4, blocle 0, South
G. T. Belonging to Oscar Koehler.
Aleng the 8uuth ~noe of lot 5, block 3, Bouth G. I.
belonging to Claus H. Ewoldt.
AlciHg the north side of lot 6;:" HawJchorne Place,
belonging to F~ed Deike.
Along tlle north SlCLe of lot 8, bloGle 8 , South G. I.
b elorwint;t to Peter IT. !Jlewe.' s.
{.,.,...i' ,_.......
Along the west sitie of lot 6, block 3, South G. I.
belonging to the estate of Ciliause II. Ev/oldt.
on~ the west sid~ of lot 7, block 0, South G. I.
VIm. J'o.. H. Ronroerg.
5'7,
the south ;c.ide of e[d3t 2/3 of lot 6,block
own 'belonging to Harry :U'aj.dley.
belong
Along t.he north Giue of lot 5, bloc k 4, VlacTne:r' s Add.
to J". JD. Dill.
Along the south SlGe of lots 6 & '7 block 5,
Wanmer'sAdd. belonging to Walter H. Rehder.
lot 8,. block 5, Wa DIne I' 'a Add.
Along the SGuth side of lot 6, block 15,
be:}.onging to Marge"ret ic, GarrtJtt.
Along t}le s c)u th sicle of "';vest 2" of lot 7, bloc}~ 15,
Add belonging to Nellie B. Hoge.
Wa;"mer IS
south side of the east t of lot 7, block 15
belonging to Mildred M. Scutt.
VVc-"l SIner-- 's
south side of west t of lot 8, block 15,
longing to Mildred M. Scott.
Along the south side ~f east! of lot 8, block 15,
Wamner's Addition be:Longing to wen'Tie C. Homan.
Along the s(juth ~>ide of :Lot 6, block 18, Wabmer' s
Addition belonging to Albert Stehr.
Along tne south side of lot 8, block 18, Wasmer1s
Addition to Ray L. Harrison.
Adcition
Along the south side of lot 6, block 19, Wasmer's
b\lOnging to Harold IJl. Steidley.
Along the east side 0 f lot 5, block ~28, Wa:"cmer' s
belonging to Mary Hyah.
Adc;ition
Along t.lle eabt side of the north .~ of lot 6, blocl\: 28
\fa ,CIII eI' I b Additi.on, belonging to E:mma Van Via.cmer,
}\'.long theeaE s~'de of the south ~~ of lot 6, block 28,
Wa::!mer's Addi tio11 lJclonging to Henry Bartenbach.
Alongthe south and ea",t St~~S of lot 8, block, 8,
Kernohan & Decker Addition belo:nging~o Joseph C. Roney.
block 13,.Kernohan
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Along the west. i3HLe of lot D, blode .LD, Kel'nohi::u:l
i\.QcJ.ition belonging to A. G. Graham.
Deelcc'I'
Along the
Addit.ion belon,.s;l
ea t side of lot 1,
to Danniel Fanning.
block 14, Kernahan & Decker
Along the e'::t;J1,; ~3lu.e of lot 8, block 14,
.1\.6.o.i ti on belonginc t () Herman ,)chmllEmn.
rnohD.Yl u:; Dee I'
!I#l/J .Al~n{; ~C!1e sou'cll side of lut 1, WeL"tel'Ve..ts Sul) belongj.ng
to C'(mnty en kla.ll.
Along t}t8 e:xtcnsion of lot .L, block 108 E. :R. Addi tion
~plopuinc to Fr~D~ Stra6ser.
l>J ..." _ '~,:-,O _ > c."-} .. f..'Li _n'.~
Along the Replace of lot 7, block 130, Koenig ~ Wiebes
AdeLi ti\m belonginL; t ArtiLLlr Boyd and wife .
Along the replace of lot 8, block 130, Koenig &
belonging to Gottlib Meyer.
ebes
ong tile south side of lot 9, b.Loclc ILl, Baken; ,Add.
belonging to 'Wm. Ii;. Ric e.
AIR.ng the south side of lot 10, blade 14:, :Bakel'~:) Add,
belonging to Hugo Windolph.
Along the south sid.e of :"ot 8, block L:, Ba}cers Adcli tiorI,
belonging to Sherr~ill J. Seal.
Along the eaBt sit;'Le of lot I, block 6, Wa.;:,mers Addit:i.on,
belongipg to Monroe L. Bari and wife.
the
t side of lot 8, b~ock 11, Original Town
to George O. Allerheiligen.
bloclc 11,
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Along tILe south side of lot 5, blocK 14, Original ?CmVYl
belonging to t:tie eCi te of lIen:r:y' Eoach, deceased.
Along the north side uf lot 1, block 14, Original Town,
belonging to George Reese.
Along the ecu:;t side of lot 1" blocl~ 148, U. P. ~.. 'I'. 2nd
Acldition, belonging to Henry ]'uss.
Along the Sj'c;tt11 siCLe of lot [~, block :U:A U. P. lL R.
sion 2nd to IJav'ing, f\elonging to Ivlinnie &: ThomcuJ Noble.
Along the south side of lot 8, block 137, U. P. R. R.
Extension 2nd to Paving, belonging to John E. Murphy, widower.
AJ.ong the south side of lot 8, block 127, U. P. R. R.
Extensi6n 2nd to Paving belonging to Cora B. Streator and bllBband~
,Along the eaLt side of lot 7, block 2, Lake View Addition
belongi to nebra:),ELVJe::)le~Y'an Univcrsi.ty.
1';::<'
Along tl~ west side of lot 6. block 2, Lake View Addition
bel to Fred H. Voss.
Along the w8stside of lot 7, block 6, Hann's Third
Addition, belonging to Henry & Jennie Koester.
--,'Jong the Wei3"t sicce of lot 8, block 6, Harm's Third Addition
belonging to Henry Hann.
Along the ea t and west side of Pine thrrrugh lot 13>> of
the ~Jov.th .~-, of the iJQU thwest '4' 15-11-9, belonging tel John ]\;Ieyer.
Along the ea t side of lot 8, block 2, Voitles Addition
belonging; to Cha..,. ,D.. Turner.
of lot 6, Cc).l')i tal Hill Addi tlop,
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Along the R. R. CroBsing on the south side of Plum
Street across Lot 7, belonging to Rich&rd Richard&
Along the H.. R.
Street across Lot 8, bel
Crossing on the s01..1th side
ing to C~ B~ &. Q. R. R~
of :Plum
Along the east and DJUth side of lotE: 10, 11, 1;", block
5, Plc::-HoEw't HiLL, belonging to G. I. lJEmec Co.
Along the west side of lot 5, block 5~ Rus,c;ell Wheeler
tew3ion to Paving belonging to Selestine Troyel' cUJd wife.
Along the north 8i08 of extension
blocle l~), RU.Si:;(d.,. VV11ecler ]~dcU ti.n bel
of lot 5 to Paving
to Henr;y II. Bor
AloLg the
block 43, Russell
~outh side of extension of lot 10 to Paving
e1 r Addition belonging to Carl Seim and wife.
Along the nor'th 131 cle of ex enslon 0 f lot 1, to PE.wing block
RUE3i3ell VT11eeler Addi tion belonging to Ben .J, Cunn:Lngharn.
Along the 'north sj.o.e of tew;i on of lot 5>> to IJaving
bloc;l< ;~6, R,tU1sel1 Wheeler i'..cJ.cUt.ion belonging to Jacob Shipman.
JUang UIEJ north [)ide 01 lotI>> block 71, VV.heelel~ Bennett
Second Addition, belonging to Lewis M. Bennett.
;
!. Along the north sJ.de of 10t' 5, block 71, W1lJ.eeler Benne
Second Addition~ belongi to Albercha Milisen.
l~~I>gys
side of lots 1, 2, 3, and 4,
~~ C. E. &. Q. R. R. Co.
block
C';F
'<.".)V" J
of lot 1, blocl\: 16, :u;vmls Ac1di tioD.
Acldition
Along the north side of Jot 2, block 6, Gilbert's Second
Adc1.i ti on belol1,....,ing to HeTman T. Tagge.
Add:ition
side of lot la, block 6, Gilbert's
E. Cain.
Along the south side of lot 7~ block 14JGi~bertts Addition
belonging to GllD.rlG;:': ]". COcdes.
'belong
t
Along the south side of lot 6, block 5, :3chi:mmer's Addition
to Vim, R. lv1cAll:i.ster.
Along the B til side of lot 7, block 01 Schimmerfs Addition
belonging to Wm.. R. lVlcAl1ister.
b
Alon~ the south E;j.de of lot 10, bloc};: 1, Scllimxnerfs .adclition
to Ben <). Gunningllan;.
ong the north side of 10 t, ~,>> blocl~ '1, tJchirrJlncr I s Addi ti on
De~ ing to Ed. A. Jones, Jr.
'~--
AJ.ong the "'; uth Bide of lot 10, block 9, Schj.lllCiler's Addition
belonging to Fannie L. Allan.
Along the south side of
Addition belonging to Estate of
lots 4 and 5, block 41 Rollins'
vitt W. Rqllins, deceased.
.l'~long the
belonging toE. A
south fJid.e of lot 10, lllock 7, Wa11ick:' s Addition,
WatGon.
north side of lot 2, block 11, Windolph's
to Fl'edI'etel'S and lTel'dinand J:Pus
and 2, .block
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" (ilU~l~l'T t'["18 y',>",,+'h "'JO'8' 0'(-' -iot ')
./;...___ . b . -. ';.J' .1-1\... J.. v...... 10 ~ _ ,; ~ _ (..".:,
be:Longing, to He911't3T InvestrnentCompany.
blo
'I ",'
~~ a,
Echirmners' J\dcU tioD
l\lullg the nOl"th ;e,ide of lot L.:h, blod; 10, Schi:mmer~)l Acldi,tion,
be1o~si ,g to ~d. A. Jones Jr.
J\':,Ojlg t}1,E; n<eth 8i("8 o:f lot 5, b,J_ock l~), Schimmers I J\.ddi tion,
belongil'lg to Heal ty Tnventment COlfl}Jany.
AloIlg tJ:18 80,i:ot side of the
OriginEtl 'J:lovm, belonging to Haumus
1'1 i_~' :r:t}1 ;~ 0 f
;AilUS ,-:' en.
lot 1,
lllock 4'/,
Llong the north side of lots 15, 16 awl :ir; 11 Cou:nt;y
Sub 10-11-9 belonging to A funza Darling.
Along the north side of tLe ~;6 feet of lot 18, COLmty
-11-9 belonging to Bradstreet & Clemens.
;,/'l).long the nCJrth uj,cle of tL!.'; 4C~ feet of lot 19, County
Sub lO-':J:l-9 belorig to BracL3treet &; CJ.emens.
T''1e r, b 0 'I." E' '.i C! rl ~c. 'PI1 e P '1 r, C U"' '.t'"' 'r ,'C,_ c .,:'
.rA. tv J '" _ 0 c.... J,. ~ .....'-'J. \.'_ ~ \;,I
ll:Jr theC:L ty Council. of the City of Grand
..~1~si..:;...,..;.,~d~;~y of AUgUDt 1923.
,. '- '
", ,
Wal t~.llej:;e"'Ren __..,____~_~_
COJ)Y of re:3011xtion adopted .
..L. S , IT e br-[).. U~k.~i 0 II the.
"m
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,,' " .... "... \OIl
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69
Repo.rt of CityClerl-c of Appropriations
iffixpemditures for the Fiscal year 1922-1923/4/
Appropriated F.xpended
:Balance
General Fu:nd
Salaries $6500
Streets 15000
Hydrant Renta,l 8500
Li&;hting Sts.etc
12000
Incidentals k;;'~OOOO
$52000 ~
3000
6635.75
21321.
8161.50
11821,.55
12443~84
~;60 383.64~
Park Fund
2221.85
-135.75
-6321.
338.50
178.45
-2443.84
-8383.64
778.15
Police Fu:nd
16300
16479. 9~2
';"179.92
Cemetery F1:tnd
7000
6318~77
681.23
Fire Fund
18600
17520.01
1079~99
Ice Fund
45000
42768.70,
2231.30
Paving Fund
. 15500
25056.19 v
-9556.19
Sewer Fund
253,655.
198;480.83
55,174~17
:rvrusie Ji'und
3100
3100
Water Ihmd
60,000
57,189.45
Light Fund
126j025.72
2810.55
140,000
13,974.28
Sewer District Fund
25.000
23990.89
1009.11
Paving District Funds
68,020.28
65826.21
Summary . '
$707, Jt75 ,28 $;645) 362.; 18 $61,;813.10
. Re,s etfully suomi tted..
Grand Ialand,N~br~Ska,~Ugust ,,1923:~~~
The above Appropr:1.at.l.Ol1J.s :1.11 theWater,L:1.,ght & ~e ,
'simp~y tentative,a,s the appropriations in thoe funds
the revenues <Df the several Plants and not of spec if
and above amOunts are used in this re:port only tosh
Account balanced JI.1ll.C.
70
Grand Island,:t'febraska,August 15,1923, r/-30,p.m.
The Council met as a Board of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the respective
lots,tracts and parcels of land in
ter Main JJir:3tricts Ifos.25&
27 by reaGon of the construction of Water Mains therein and Sewer
])istricts Nos.lOS and 109 by reason of the construction of Sewers
t:rlerein and I,evying a Special fa.."\[ to pay the expense incurrecl
by the construction of IVater Mains and Sevvers in the Hespective
DiDtricts,IIis Honor the TJayor presiding and Giesenhagen,Haux,
Justice ,Krehml<e,J/fichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen l)resent at
roll call, absent Gilchrist.
Proofs of Publication of Notice of the sitting as a Board of
Equalization in said deveral Districts were read and placed
on 1'11e;The Council remained in seBsion until lUght O'clock
in the ~lfternoon of said day and no person having appeared to
object to or protest against the proposed AsseDsrnent and I..evy
Krehmke presented the following Hesolution as to -\Vater Main.
District No .25 and Petersen moved its adoption;JVLotion carried
on Holl call,GiefJenhagen,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,Michelson,Mil-
denstein a.nd Petersen voting aye,Nay none,aosent Gilchrist,
The Mayor declared the Resolution adopted and approved the
same ; (It'or COllY of said Resolution see page 71 hereof. )
Krehmke pll'?esentod tho following Resolution as to ""NateI' Main
District NO.27 and moved its adoption ;:f',.[otion carried, on
roll call, Oief:) enhagen , Haux, Justice ,Krehmke ,l,uchelson, Milden-
stein and 1'etersen voting aye,nay none,absent Gilchrist;~t:'he
I1ayor declared tlle Hesolution adopted and al)proved the same;
(For~~py of said ResQlution see page 72 hereof)
~ Sewer
Krehmke llresentedthe following Resolution as to ;fistrict No.
loa and !llo'ted its adoption; J~otion carried on roll call,Gie-
s enhagen, Haul;;:, Jus tic e, Krehmlce, JliIichelson, Mildena tein & Peters en
voting aye,nay none,aosent Gilchrist; The Mayor declared the
Hesolution adoIltcd and arproved the same;
(For copy of s~id ~esolution see page 73 hereof)
Krehmke presented the following Hesolution as to Sewer District
No .109 and rnoved its adoption ; Jiiro tioD carri ed on roll call,
Gi esenhagem,Hamc, .Justice, Krehml{e ,Irfichelson,Mi Idens tein and
Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent Gilchrist;The Mayor de-
clared the ReGo1ution adOI)ted and aPllroved the same;
(]'or copy of said Resolution see Page 74 hereof.)
The minutes of meeting as a Board of Equalization were read
and approved. Adj
71
FJ~ ~S () I"lTr:C I (JIf
VIGD by the 1:Jlayor and. Oi ty Council
G'T'(.1.lncl Is 1,yeb1'LlrL~}~)3~, sittj.. L~U cl13 of'IG
;JEl.i"c1 l-ltl J:::p-o ue D.;iS 1)81" }?:eooi~ o:f 0 'CJ.. eel) l'e: s E-;rl t e(.l:
,~~ 1., (""I . t ,..,.
o ~ -G.rl~ v l'~Y 01
L(;at:Lon lOX'
t Yi8 (10 :rill(L -c, 18 eJ:.peil~)e c'f' ttLe eorlE)tr~.u_ctioIl o:t c~ \vctte:e Inc;lj~rl
in VID.. t C;:I: Yl ]:? i ~:3 tl":L 0 t ~25 0 f' tlL8 C i tjr ui~ (;.i~8..rld. I::; }.&1.11(1, lTe'bl')ai.]
is the f)"u:m of :;;jb28. 00; thC:Lt the tJe 8:fi tf3 [)~ccl'ul'inG to the rectl e stELte
t~2' (~;)a~)C01 d.; :~]'ctl' r:~~ ~:~ .,.brkl~e~O'"~'~~~+' ~Lf' " ::;:::~Ccl.\,: on Dt~":)lC ~~ ~~n .,,: :.,.. ~.:cr:.Ic~~::~~e: ~J~::~\Ot~'
'~j"'V -,J{;). \. , c",;.t... _. ldJ..C,., l; V~_\'.... ,..~~"........J... V~:) """,,,v '..J.. L~ v l. vJ.~.v .J.. .~/Q2.j..., ..L. 'I _ l..J,.I..;..b..::.rV 0 i~),
p~eces and parcels of land in said District by reason of the
con ;.~tl'l;LCtion of' a -'jD~teJ:' Ina:Ln j.rl sa iet dif;3trict B,l'e as Bet oppo 6i te
e severaJ. de scripti on i.:: thereof belov\! aD fol10-Hs;
1',0 ~. I31ocl-c AdQj~H~(m llint Mqunt _
5 ' n Vlindolph 66' ;,p53.00
0
6 8 II 66 33.00
o ...]'rac 7 (}; 8 8 11 66 3-3-. 60
.
~f;1 7 & 0 (0., 11 66' 33. 00
O"'J.'_l~ac . u 0
k 9 \1 615 t ~) 3.00
v
6 9 u 66' ZS.3..00
'7 9 II 66' :33..00
8 9 II 66 t 33.00
1 16 2 ....66 t 33.00
') 16 fl 66 , ~33 .00
I~
.) 16 11 66 t ;33.00
4 16 11 66' ~');;->.. 00
1 17 II 6 (~ t 33 ..00
,.'
0) ..,1"! 11 66 , .00
1;." .L I
.) 17 II 66 t :53.00
1:1 17 H (;l) t :3:.") . 00
,..... ~"'/ ~. -
~ :~<>i{
72
Fl1:S0I,UT'I01T
_....-""......~"""""',.,_o,-,'.'.......""""".t,.,
IT PESOLVlm by tll-\.:o Mayor' and. City Council of the City of
GT8Xl0. I~,land, 1Jeb:c<=,.
, sitting as. a Board of Ecwa1ization fUkT said
purpose "as pur pr of of notice presented:
v~r e., ,.Ie 8 :C
Di:Jtl'ict No.2? of the Cit.y of Grand Iuland, liel)I'ab:i<_[7)~ iz
'1'hat we do find tile exnen:3e of the con;,truct5"on of awater main in
the sum of" ~t;528.00; tJ:.lEV'G the benefits acc:rulrig to the real CGtate l.n
said Dif5trict 'b::r 1'80.;,:,on of sa.id con tructiQn is in the "nun. of i:p528 .00,
J
and thattL.e 'benefits 1;1,cc:euing to the rcspec:tj.ve traeta,piec anCL
-
J
parcels of lc;cnd in ;c;c,,,:Lc1 TJi:3t:cict by reason of the coruJtruction of
a water main in
d district are as set oppo te the several
de i3QI'ipti Cll18
tlwrcof belovl
.;-"; e,
c...Q
f' o11crVJS :
Ii
II
II
It
tl
II
]5'~?1l t
Dil t
52'
5~~; t
!52'
f5~1 '
54'
5-f~- t
5:~ '
5~2 t
E54 '
. 5Ja, ,
52'
52'
52'
54'
54'
5::~ t
5;2 '
F ,) ,
~,,~
54'
!1l1.l? un t
;,;;;27.00
26.00
26.00
~:.;6.00
27.00
27.00
26.00
;~6 .-00
26.00
27.00
27>.00.
26.00
26.00
26.00
2?00
27.00
26.00
26.00
26.00
27.00
Block
--17-
17
17
1'7
17
54
54
54
54
5L1
19
19
19
19
19
i~dd.i ti on
\78:illiIe l~ '-s
11
II
n
l!
VIa S111Cl"f t S t~el1i l~d
il , H
11 11
11 II
II Ii
]t1""'8.. C -. ~) 3
II
It
It
tl
l'lor:l"ill' s
It
II
ff
II
Morrill's Add. & B. 55,
II II II
Wamer' B
11
Third
II
H
11
1I
Ii
It
H
73
IrE ,SQ1.:1rr I ()IT
I3II: I 1].' In~;:;; V:'l:D
tlle
f,', Y, ,'1 0 l' -t. 'I no "I :ll"j C ~'1 C\ I'c' "" "1' e", (1]." + "'(,. 0' .L"'>
'--""J,~V... . J V '-' _ .L.1-~, v.i. V vtY
'1,'hat we de :f:Lnd. the total
811se of the cotls'Lruction of a
(irand I~,land, rlebl'a:3.k:a, uitthlg as a Boa:cd of I:quaJizatioll 1'0;):' sc3,id
prupose as per proof of notioe presented:
;:3ewer in ;,j8Vver Di:3tric t No. 1013 of the Oi ty c f Gre.nd Island, lTeb:caska
is the Bum of
7.40; that tIle benefits cJ.Ocruing to the real estate
I,czJs J310.ck
i ,~-) ,& 4 Ji':rac C-t
, . ,:-:.,
, " &: 10 If '7
I J_V
5 n
;:.)
6 .--,
?~
? .n
~
rl ~)
0 ,.,
(\ c,
'" (:.;
10 It')
",
2 J?:cac C1
. 0
'::<: fl 8
u
-1 !! 8
b If "
v
6 ~l 8
7 II 8
6 II 1
7 II 1
c H 1
v
in baid di t:d.ct by reason of sEdd. cOlu::d:..rlwtion is in the Gum of
37.40, f),nd thCt,t the benefits ELcoruhlg to the l'esJ;:lective tracts, }lieoeB
and parcels of .Land in saie"). District by rea.sU}:1 of
COYlb true t:L on of'
a sewer in 8aid District are as set opposite the several descriptions
therriof -below as follbws:
,A.de;li t i.212
gwner
Ev~an s
l,alTlb e:r t f S
Evans
) Alex JIol'vc;;,th
)
n
1\.ngie H. Bl'ovm
.il.le);:ande:c 'EThei bel
(3-e or'[;e
B H
,5'2.80
52. SO
52.80
5;2.80
5;"3. 80
!:)~~. 80
52-..80
52.80
;)0.00:
3.3.00
30.00
25.00
25.00
5;. 00
II
If
11
II
l,a)lJJertf s
II
J'1.J_ e)~- 110 l~\l()~ tll
. G. Ca,11ihan
;J.. rr. ;3 t e"V~r~::z,l"(l
II
,II
11
]'ra:nl<: Dever
C 11EL ~~ 1. ~ s . J? r;Y'ELn
Grand .Lslana .LJand Co.
11 11 ii {10
t.,
II
. John
O. A.
II
Kni ol;:rebm
Abbott
II
I~V8..:tl S
H
II
ff
11
74
:1310 I ~C
\lJ1;D by the
or and City Council of the City of
Grand IsJ.and, lfebra
s1 tt1ng as a BOgl'CL of Equa11zE:.ti.on for sf),ic1
~urpose as per Pruof of
ticepreuented:
rnIEtt we do find the total e:x:pel1i3c of the c on~3truction of a
i5e\ve:rf',~il1 :3e'VI811 Dj~}JtJ7icJG 1\1"0. 109 of the City oJ' G-Y'c1.11Ct Is:LaJ~l(l, Ife'bl":a.cJtc1.
:i.B the ",tun of ;i~2l3e.OO; that the ben its c.1,cc::cci:ng to the :re&Ll este;te
h1. Bc1,icl di;:jt:Lict by reaSion of se,id constI'uction is ifl the sum of
;;;;2J.38.00; Emd thD,t the beneLL -CS CLCC
,to tIle . l?i:es:pec-t:i..vc~ tr:o.Jc t~),
IJieeeBand })arCe1~3 of lcnlCl in ;iaid
strict by reason of the construction
of~ a. f-)eVjel~ irl E:}Ctid.. cliDtl#lict aIle GL~} set 011lJusi te
several descriptions
the~ceofbe~LOVJ Ed3f'0 J.lcrws :
1(\+'8 1 ;) ~2, /1. 1""1'('; r)' F](\C'I' "1'0', VThe.,o'] "1' ;;,. :D'enVl(-"t+';:: [\/i/i'i'tJ'('J"'1
..._ ,J~..... _c,.....~ _ ":' ........) ... :.,".1: ... _It; , "~..,..:: .....J.. ~ 't..." .~_..- .......h~.'V '-... - J....... v _~ ..I.."-V~\..4..._ A oJ., 1
J8,,~rne8 fl.. VIl~L.l:LELnli:JOl1~ l)"~Vl1er, 0.4b eacll;
110t 6, Block 7::), 'jTheeler & Bennett's Add. id.l'reel L. Wendt, 53.LIB;
J)otf~ r; and 8, 131oc:k 73, Wheeler Bennett's Add. Ea;?:n. JVfenck,
Q~)53 .,4Q Ge~c]:1;
Lots 9 and 10, Block 73, Wheeler c;
Bennett' sAda., John C, Barr,
;J;)53 .,~15 -ct3..cll;
Iiots 1 and. 2, Block 11, r,:,ehinuucr's .Add. ,Lucil1a Braina:cd, ~i:;53.45~ach;
l,ot 3, KLock 1:1-, ~3chimme:r'a Add., S. C. Huston, ~v53.4~5;
11 4 11 11 f! If Harry S. Te s t e r , 3 .45 ;
11 5 II 11 It II C. I,. Sweet, ~,;53.4!5;
l,ot8 6 and '1', Block 11, Schdnnmer' f3 Add., Harl~Y D. Tester, ;jp5() .45 each;
IJot 8, KLock 11, Dc1J.ri.mlJl1e:r's Add., I:8-1'1 S. Gregory, ~p5;5.45 each;
loots 9 c;],nd 10, J310c1: 11, Schimmel'! s Add.) :f&rtlmr' C . Menc1;::, ;;;;53.L15 each
'"<j'o'!- 1 :810'n1'" 1 })"'Y'l~ P.L-e'Ce (Vlo At"'l" T;'Ji'~.'a lI'''''-IC:'en t:i.F;.v%>'",'""',,,,'.
~ \.I I ....J..... v.-.\.. , ~ C,I.;.i. ':... c-t;. .1,-- """_ ... , J..ol Q.. ....;J ~_ ~ _l.C"l,/,l.l..Q., ,~ .Cv.;t~~..;I{;i.,
Lots 2 and 3, Block I, Park Place Add~J Susia Phifer, $53~45 each;
loot 4, Block 1 , Pbrk P1Eece AdcL.' Kthel lL Lowry, :;p53 .45;
11" II 1 II II II 'Ii'I' "'::1...,1" _T "U1,u r.' ':1 ,I': F; ')! 4>;'
v ..D o",.J;.J.;L'... v. .1J.- Lit..H" \i}Vt . v,
Loti.'} Sand?, Block 1, J)ark Place Add. ,Hal1Jh R. Hannel" ;;;;50.45 each;
-.1.....0.. t.' C3. T)'} n C 1. ] . "F.t)..] 1~ I,. 'J":,n ,=, C e i', 0."c1 ., 11 'j ,; "l c', "1"'" '. c' e'''l d. 01~. ~,. . 4 1', .
c.:,J~ D..;l..V ^-\. ., c.:.-~,.().. ~-'-(A';,J_ 4~ w.i..,J UL.-l....l_...L.L>~, .1.c\".UI.;)'~-l, ttr 0. ...:.v:
J10tS gand 10, KLock 1) }iaTk J:?lE!,Ce "{"dcL, Anna J.D11ze, HCtllSen,
IJots 1, ;2, :3, 4, 5, G, '?, 8, \;1 e.;nd lll, hI KLock 2, Pe,rIc Plcwe
Addition, Harry M. Bishop, owner, .45 each;
C7 ,",,- .. h
~) .tJ:_G eeJ.<c: ;,
..
/' j P
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75
Grand Island.1<Tebraslca,J\u&,;ust 15,1923. ;//
The Council JJlet in regular sension,His Honor, the Mayor ,presiding
and Gi eD enhagen , Haux, Jus tice , Krehmke, j,J[ichelsol1 ,rHldenstein and
I)etersen l)resent at roll call,absent ,Gilchrist.
The minutes of' the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Oscar Roeser,one of the Administrators of the 'VVilliarn Stolley
estate 1}\iTtS present and extended an invitation to the }\rayor
and eouncil and the ci trl;zens gene1'Etlly to visi t and ins:pect
the fJ'ract vv:hich they pr01)08e to sell to the Ci ty for a Park;
On motion of Uildenstein the invitation was accepted.
Bid of Viilliam Kelly & Co., for construction of Sewer in Sewer
District Ho.94 was opened and read ~nd on!Jlotion of' Krehmke
referred to the Sewer Committee.
];'inal JDstimate of the Ci ty :mngineer on account of Ward & Weightot).
vras presentc.;dand on motion of Krehmke sa:ne was allowed in the
sum of ~i;1~2, 000, the balance to be held until some further
adjustment of' Jj'reight etc. was had. and tJj.e work was accepted as
completed as 1)e1' Contrac t.
Bill of ~r.H.McHaley in the sum of 11'7.50 for damages cauGed by
a fall u:pon sidewalk was read and on motion of Krehmke re:Cerred
to tfle Street ComIni ttee to investigate and report.
fnIe Street Committee made report as follows;
'J'o the Honorable l[ayor and Ci ty Council;
.
We,your Commi ttee on Streets and Alleys recommend tIle acceptance
0:[' the bids of' ~L'rail Paving Co., for Paving Di s tric ts No s. ;55 and
56. Vial tel' :Petersen,
C. H.Jus tice,
otto Giesenhagell,
Chas.L.Haux.
On motion of Petersen the report was adopted ,the Bids accepted an
the Mayor instructed to enter into proper contracts forPaving
said Districts.
Platt of Ross & Ashton I'ark Addi tion was presented and on motion
of Petersen referred to the Street Cownittee.
~rhe Li{j5ht Committee reported having Tnada some investigation
of the complaint of Defective Wiring made at the last meeting
by Jllfr.G.J\.:A:x:elson tmd Krehmke moved that any future violation
I.icense of the
of the wiring Ordinance the~party violating be ~evaked ;carried.
lA,
Krehn1ke called. <attention to a propoBed raise in ]'reight Hate orf
Coal in the Westrn '1'e1'r1 tory and on motion of I)etersen the
saIne was referred to the Wa.ter,light & Ice Com.with power to act.
76
The J30nd Committee reported finding the Bonds of Trail
}'aving Co. ,covering their Contracts for Paving Districts
55 & 56 and the Central Power Company for Wiring Permit
to be in proper form and the sureties sufficient and on
motion of Giesenhagen the Bonds were approved..
Gienenhagem called attention to the cu ttingof the I"aving
in various places and sUE\;;gested the passage of an Ordinance
retulating same and the Ci ty J~ngineer advised that the
present Ordinances covered the questions raised and pro-
vided regulations for s~ne.
'The Sewer Committee reported that further action in Assess-
ing Benefchts in Sewer District No.76 should be postponed
until such time as the Di"strict is fully cOn1!pleted.
The Sewer Cerami ttee reported that Sewer District No.110
was completed and on motion of Krehmlce the Council set
Wednesday,September 5.1923 between the hours of 7-3g and
8 o'clock p.m. for sitting as a Board of Equalization and
the Clerk was instructed tbgive proper notice thereof.
The Sewer Commi ttee reported finding the Bid of Vlrn~ Kelly
&; Co" ,for Sewer District ]To.94 to be the lowest a,nd
and on motion of Krehmke the report was ad.opted and the 13id
accepted an.d contract awarded accordingly.
Bills against the City were read and on motion of I~li1den-
steim allowed, for list see the Claim Register~
Petition of J~~dwa.rd H.Ba.ker.Jr.etal,for the creation
:Paving District embracing Eleventh Street from Vlheeler to
J?ine.Pil1e Street from 1111 to L2" and rrwelfth Street from
Pil'J.e to 1'3ddy was read and on motion of Gieserihagen refer...
red to the Street Cormnittee.
Petition of T.H.McHaley etal. for the Paving of
street from :mddy to Broadwell was read and on
of Giesenha..gen referred to the Street Committee.
lJ.'he City E:ngineer presented Estirnate of costo!
of Sewer in Sewer District NO.112 and on
the sarne was adopted and the Clerk.
for bids for its construc1;ion.
Reports of the Wa.ter&T4ightCol1l1uissioner
the
77
An Ordinance No.972tvroviding for removal of obstructions in the
Alley running through Block ;;SOtof the Original Town of Grand Island
being in Paving District No.54~was presented;
J'/t:oved by J,Iildenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its first read-
ing; Carried on roll c:0011~GieBenhagen,Haux,tTustice~ Krehmke,J\clichel-
sontTEildenstein and Petersen voting :;..ye~nay none~absent Gilchrist;
'l'he Ordinance WD..S read and declared passed ita first reading.
Moved bv })eterBen that the rules he suspended and the Ordinance
placed ~n its second reading by its title;
Carri ed on roll call ~ Gi esenhai~~en ~ fraux,dus tic e, Kre111n1\:e, 11i chels on ~
}JildeuBtein and Petersen voting aye,nay none,absent Gilchrist;
The Ordinance was read by i 1;s ti tIe and declared paL; sed its .second
readin~~; Jiloved by Krehmke that the rules be suspended "nd the
Ordinance p~aced on its third reading by its ti tIe; .
Carried 011 roll call I Giesenhagen, Haux, Justic e, Kl'eh(nl::e ,J\i[ichelson~
I,.Uldenstein [:f.nd Peterf3en voting aye~nay none,absent GilchrL:,t;
The Ordinance was read by its ti tIe a,nd declared passed its third
reading; 1"!Ioved by JHldenstein that the Ordinance be placed on its
final passage and finally passed;
Ga:eried on roll call, Giesenhagen , Haux, Justice, Krehmke, IHchelson,
Idenntein and I)etc~rsen voting aye,nay none,absent Gilchrh3t;
'1'he Mayof seclared t11.e Ordinance finally pasBed and approved the
B arne .
lLl1 Ordinance,No.973,providing for iosuance offH;30,OOO intersection
l)aving 130n.?-s and ~el)e,aling Or~iin?-nce No.9GG WEtS preB~mte4; <,
Moved bj ~hldenf:;teln tnatthe OrdHlance be placed on 1 ts i lr~3t reaiting
Carri ed on roll call, Giesenhagen, Haux, Justice ,Krehmke~ :Michelson~
],,[ildemltein and }?eterBen voting aJre,nay nOIH~,absent Gilchrist;
The Ordinance was read and 0. ecla1'ed passed its first reading;
J\,l:oved by ]iKichc:)lson that the rules be suspendedund the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carri ed on roll call, Gi esenhagen, Haux, ,Tustice , Krehnike , ]\11chelson,
18.ildenstein D.nd IJetersen, voting aye, nay none, abs ent Gi1ch1'i s t;
The Ordinance was rea,d by its ti tIe emd declared l)assed its second
rert.ding.
l':loved by .Justice that the rules be lTuspcnded and the Ordinance placed
on its third reading by i tEl title;
Carri ed on foIl call, Gi esenhagen ,lIaux, .TUB tice, Krehmke, }![iehel:::JOn,
Idem3teir.l and Petersen voting aye.nay none,absent gilchrist;
The Ordinance wa~3 read by its title and declared pans d its third
reading~.
J,~oved by Krehmke that the Ordinance beplac ed on its final pa;) sage
and finally passed;
Carried on roll call, Gi es enhclgen, Haux~ Justice ,Krehrnke ~LfJ1chelson,
loTildenntein and I)etersen voting aye~nay none,Absent Gilchrist;
The ]<'-Iayor declarl;~d. the Ordinance finally paDsed and approved
the Game.
Ordinance No.974tlevying
Ordinance No.9?5,levying
Ordinance No.976.1evying
Ordinance No.977,levying
were presented ;
TVloved by lVrildenstein tha taaid fOUl' Ordinances and each of them
be placed on their first reading;
Carried on roll call. Giesenhagen,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,Michelson,
Mildenstein and Petersen,voting aye,nay none,absent~Gilchrist;
[:laid ]'our Ordinances ~md each of them Viere ref::J.d and. declared
I)assed their fin:Ji; reading.
Moved by lvT.ichelson that the rules be suspended End Baid Ordinances
Nos. 974. 975, 97G & 977, and each of tl'1em be placed on their second
reading by their respective titles;
Carri eO. on roll call, Gi esenhae;en, lJaux, Justi ce ,Krehnike, IrEichelson,
I,Hldenstein and }:letersen voting Hye,nay none,absent Gilchrist;
Sai d Ordinanc es and each o:f them were read by the ir respec ti ve
titles Clnd declared passed their second readine::.
I:Toved by G-iesenhagen that the rules be suspended and said Ord.inan-
ces Nos.974.975~976 & 977,and each of them,be placed on their third.
reading by their respect~ve titles ;
Carried on roll call, G-iesenhagen,Haux, Justice,KI'ehnlke~ MIchelson,
Mildenstein and l'etcrElen voting aye, ,nay none,abf3ent.G-ildhrist;
Said four Ordinances and each of them were read by their respec-
tive titles and declared passed theirthire reading.
:DiIoved by Krehmke that the said Ordir)J;Lnces Nos.974~975,9?6 & 97?
and each of" them be placed on their final passage . and finally l)assed;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Haux, .Justice, KTehml~e, },}Liche180n
Mildenf.3tein and IJetersen voting aye,nay none,absent Gilchrist. '
"'1 ""'r ' 1 0.' d Cd'
LnG l\:.,ay01' (tee ar::o sal II''' lnances lIas. 974.975 976 & 977 and each
of them finally passed and approved. the
Special
Spec ial
Eipecial
Special
Taxes
'faxes
'faxes
Ta.."Ce s
in
in
in
in
Sewer
Sewer
Water
,{ia ter
District No.108,
~District No.109,
1~in Dist.No.25 and
IiKain Dist.:Uo.27
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Grand Island,~fwbraska .AUE:;uut 31.1923,8,I>.J:l.
'l'l1.e Council 'net in special se~)sion at call of the !/fayor to consid-
er the rna t tel' of Eepairing: the Paving in })aving Di stric t lifo. ~2 3
and to consider damages done to the New Storm fjewer by Quicksand,
His Honor the .llifa,yor presiding and all ~f:.Jembers IJresent.
1'he Vhyor Addrer:3sed the Council <.'18 to the reason for calling them
/kf- ~~~_.. ~.
to-gether at this tim~ and ~,1embers of the street Commi ttee iriade
some remarks and Presented report as follows;
uGrand Island,Neb.August 31-1923.
To the Honora,ble Mayor and Council.
Gentlemen. Vve your Cornmi ttee on [3treets and Alleys beg leave
to report as follows;
We hU.ve had a second conference wi th the '1'yner Construc-
tion Co. with reference to the adjustment of the Paving of
]'IIW'l' S'I'RKEG1'. Represen ta ti ves of the Tyner Cons true tioD were
fl}[r . ]~o ng an d IvT:c. Mc Car t y .
'I'h.e first'natter taken up vms the shortage of materiE:l
on the jO-b.':Chis fact was admitted by the Construction Co.and
agreed to between the Cmmnittee and the Construction Co. 'lobe
approximately l/~ of an inch.
It was considered not feasible and [1,S not serving any good
purpose to add this material to t11e present paving, the COlwtruc-
tion Co.offerred to pay to the City the value of this topping.
l'he matter of maintenance was then taken 'u1') and the Con-
s tructi on Co. ag'Teed tornake all repairs and vvhere I)avine: showed
too thin ,to bring the same up to a thickness to the satisfac-
tion of the City Engineer.
On thiB b'asis the Cmmnittee instructed the Jjingineer to
proceed, always having in mind a first claws job.
Your Committee might add. that this is in line with a
previous report on the S8me subj ect to ;)/'our honorable body
on Aug.1-19:23. Hespectfully submitted.
\]/a1 tel' ~Petersen,
otto GieBenhagen,
C .n. .Justice,
Chas IJ.Haux.
On motion of JIaux the Heport was received and I)laced on file.
The Ci ty Att.orney pres ented an opinion as to the rights of th e
City m.nd the Paving Contractors and at request presented a
forTn of Hesoluti5m which he advised the adoption of ;
After DiscuDsion of the matter by the Mayor and Members of the
Council,Attorney eJ1d I~ngineer and Ci tizens preBent the Mayor
presented the Resolution as follows;
Resolution
~J3e it Hesolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island,Nebraska; ,
That the Ci ty Attorney be and he is hereby authorized to make
a written demand upon the Tyner Construction Company by serving
Baid written demand upon its attorney; That the said Tyner
Construction Com~l?any on or 'before the 5th day of' September
1923 enter into a written agreement with the City of Grand
Island,Nebraska,agreeing that it will place Paving District No.
21,22 & 23 in repair as called for by the Contract and Speci-
fications of the said Paving District,under the supervision
and control of the City Engineer of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska,and that in addition ,that bbsaid written contract,
it agrees to do either one of two things;
That it will reBm:rface said :Paving District in the THanner re-
quired by the Oi ty :mngineer of the Ci ty of Grand Island 1';1,nd
subject to his approval and acceptance,or that an investi
t ion be made by some qualified person to be named by the
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TGngineer of the City of Grand Island,Nebraslca. the expenses of
such investiga tioD to 'be Born by the Tyner Com) tructioD Co.m;pany
and that upon r<:l})ort of said investigation the ~ryner Constructioo
COlnpany will forthwi th pay to the Ci ty of' Grand Islandfor and
on account of said Pa.ving DiBtrict No.2'1,;2~2 &; 23 the amount of
damages determined by the said inveBtigator to have been suf-
ferred by the City of GrAnd Island,owing to the short2ge in
the thickneDs in said Asphalt IJaving and all deficiencies in
DJ.a terial.
In the event the saic1Tyner Construction Company shall fail,
neglect or refuse to enter into said written contract on or
be:fore the 5th day o:f September ,1923, the City Attorney of the
Ci ty of GrEl.nd Island,1Tebraskm:, is hereby ordered to bring sui t
against the said Tyner Construction Company and its Bondsmen
on the construction and maintenance bonds for the datnages in 8.1
amount to be determined by the Ci ty IGngineer.
'I'..J .EllsbexTY.
Moved by Giesenhagen the said Hesolution be adopted;Carried 011
1'011 call, GieBenhagen, Gilchris t, Haux, Justice, Krelunke, Michels on,
l\lIi ldens te in c.md. ~PeterBen voting aye; and the J\(J.ayor declared the
Resalution adopted.
~/\/~>"vl",
On mo.tion of Ivrildenstein the Mayor alJ};Jointed G.ii.G.h;!;"j.,.w.\,Haux and
a connni ttee
Justice ft'o present sui table Hesolutions uIJon the recent bereave-
ment of the city Treasurer.
Krehm.ke and the City :mngineer brought up thema t tel' of sorne af'
the New])rainage Candui t having been damaged by the water and
quicksand and more liable to. lJe damaged; After discussian by
the Mayor ,Councilmen and :mngineer,Gilchrist moved that the
matter be referred to. the Sewer Camm.ittee to. repart back at
the next meeting of the Cauncil
a plan far remedying the
as es tim.."3,ted by the .Engineer.
~#--d
Ci ty Clerk.
.>kf '['he ]"~ayor read a repart of the Ci ty J!.:ngineer to 1'tim as to condi-
tions of Paving in Paving Districts,2l,22 23,as found by him.
cUld the f:Hvile wa.s received and placed on file.
condition and the expense thereof
Adjourned
The II.eIJort
- ilnd IlIac ed
of tI1e Ci ty
on file.
Attorney referr~d to. above
~~~ /;.!' /7' ",.",
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C ;ty)G1:~l~'~~'-~ ,
was received.
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Grand Island,Nebraska,Sept.5,1923,7-30,p.m.
The Counc i 1 :net as a Board of f~qua.liza tion, for the l'un)OBe of
Equalizing and hSBessing the BenefitB accrueing to the respective
lots,tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No.110 by reason
of the Con~,truction of a Sewer therein a.nd I,evying a 3pecial Tax
to pay for urdd cons true tion, Hi s honor, the Nfayor, presiding and
all Members }lI'e:CJcnt at roll call;
Proof of Publication of notice of meeting as a Board of Equaliza-
tion was read and placed on file.
After rerna.:ining :in sension until 8 o'olocIc P.1\I[. and no l)crEwn having
appeared to object to or protest against the proposed Assessment
D.nd IJevy ,Krehmke 'presentE~d the following Essoln tion and moved its
adolltion ;
...
Motion carried on roll call, Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,
Krehrrike, 11io11e180n, JJildens tein and Toeter:] en voting aye, nay none;
The .LIayor deolnred the Resolution adoIlted and ElVIn'oved tbe Game.
(For copy of said Resolution ,see next page)
The minutes of the 'neeting as a :Board of;Squalizationvrere
I'OD.d c'.nd D
ovecl. l\.clj ourned.
Ci ty Clerk.
Lots 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, "I, 8, 9 and 10, in Block 82, Wheeler & Bennett's
FourthAddition, Laura A. & Nellie F. Woodward, -Owners, $59.00 each;
Lots 1,2 and 3, in Block 83, Wheeler & Bennett's Fourth Addition,
Estate of' James O. Ga.m.brel,deceased (Owner), $59.00 each;
Lot 4, i+1 BlocK 83, Wheeler & Bennett.' s Fourth Addition, Eunice O.
Coonrod, (Owner L $59.00;~:)i,,'}l'J,,~;: ~
Lot 5, in Block 83, Wheele;J;" & Bennett 's Fourth Addition, Fr.ank H.
and Pearl M_.Weller (Owners), $59.0e
Lots 6 and "I , Block 83 , Wheeler & Bennett's :H'otlrth Addi tion,
William Ross (Owner)$5g~OO each;
Lots 8 and 9, Block 83, Wb.eele.r & Bennett's" U
Willie Y. Stillwell (OWner), $59.00 each;
Lot 10, Block 83, Wheeler & Bennett' s ;Ji1o,[\:ij,,;l;ith Add.,J. E. Dill(owner)
$59.00;
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, in Block 84, 'Wheeler & Bennett's Fourth Add.,
otto Pritschau (Owner), $59.00 each; . .
Lot 6, Block 84, \Vheeler & Bennett's Fourth Add., Daniel Ott (Owner)
$59.00;
Lots? and 8, Block 84, Wneeler & Bennett's Fourth Add., Henry H.
T.rupp (Own er), $59..00 each;
Lots 9 and 10, Block 84,
Knickrehm (Owner), $59.00 each;
Lot.s 1 and 2, Block 85, Vllieeler & Bennett's
(owner h $59.00 each;
Lots 3,4 and 5, Block 85, vTheeler <1 Bennett's II
Mut'phy (owner), $59.00 each;
Lo t 6, Elock 85, '{llie e1 er & Bennett' s 4th Add~ ,Fred o. Meyer,' $59.00;
"? "85 II " II tI George H.Meyer, $59.00;
II 8 tI 85 n 'f "II ArthurM.Benson, $59.00;
"9 " 85'" It If' II George Ross,. $59.00;
fI 10 tl 85 II fI It llFrederick F .He"b:icik,$59. O(J/'
Lot.s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, "land 8', in Block 86, Wheeler & Bel1J:lett'.s
Fou.rthAdd.ition; Herbert VI_Rowland, $59.00 each; '.
1.ot89 and 10,. 5,nBIQck 86, Wheeler a :Bennett 'sFourth Addi.i'ion,
Everett Holeonibe, $59.00 each; .'. ..... '. ....... . .' ....
Lots I and 2, BJ,oc.kJ,6, Schirnrner's .Add. ,AdaVorhes Baliman,$59..00
Lotlil 3,4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, in Block 16, Schimmer's Add., Chris
Knoepf~l, $59.00 each; . .
Lots 9 and 10, in Block 16~
Lot 1, Block 3, Park Place,
Lot 2,>> 3 >> II
'n ,3 II 3 U II
It 4 II :3 !! 11
~ 5 II 3 n n
Lots 6, "I, 8, 9 and 10, Block
Lots 1', 2, 3, 4,5,6, 7,8"
OeciliaH. Goodwin,$59iOOeach;
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RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the ],lfayor and City Council of the City of
Gra.n.d Is1and,N'ebraska., sitting asa Board of Equalization for said
. I"
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of' a s.ewer
in Sewer District No. 110 of the City of Grand Island, Nebraska is
the sum ofq$4720.00; that the benefits accrUing to the real estate
in said district by reason of'said construction is in the sum of
$4720.00, and that the benefits accruing d)o the respective tracts,
pieces and parcels of' land in said District by reason or the construction
of a sewer in said district are as set opposite the several descriptions
thereof below as follows:
fI
"
n
II
John.
n
"
,Agnes
"
John F.
Schimmer's Add.Linnie E.Menck~$59.00
rHizabeth Goodwin ,$59.00;
Herman Ruphoff', $59.00;
U fI f59.00;
William Sielaff ~59.00;
II fl $59.00;
3, Park Place, . He.rl:lian A. Stein,$59.00
9 and .10 ,B!lo(rkJ~'$!i~.r.:;P~ri:(;,P1ace,
C'iq
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Grand Island,Nebraska,Sept.embc,}r L),19~~2),
,c,
'1'1'18 Council fnet. in regular se:::i3ion,His Honor, the },{ayor,presiding
and Gi es enhagen, Gi lchriat ,Haux, Justic e, Krehnike, J\Uchelson ,lJii lc18n-
stein Bnd Petersen present. at roll call.
Th e Minu t.en of the las t regular cU1d Spec in,l I!leet.ing of AUglt~3 t ;:3111
vvere read; Haux suc;gestcd that the luinutes of flaid BpeciDol meeting
be amended to show the reading and placing on file of tl18 Eeport
of the Ci ty JEn6~ineer to the !.Tayor of condi tion of the I)aving found
in lJistricts 21, ~2;2 c\c 23; the },Iayor directed tl)
the minutes be so
amended ('nel af1 so amended the minutes were all Ciollproved.
Commur:tication from IJ.B.Hrye,Coimnissioner of' }'i'ire Prevention as to
}'D~rking Cars in front of Theatres durj.ng; the l)eri'ormc"nce, wes read
and on motion of Krehmke referred to the Street co'unitt,c:e.
~,
Did of ViirTIl.Kelly 8:~ Co., for i3evver Dif:3trict N'0.112 ViTa.a opened nnd
'1' end on motion of Krehmlce referft:)d to the SeweT COLnittee.
'1'he Street COJruni ttee n180de relJort cs fOl1o,;ys;
To tIle Honorable Mayor and Ci ty Council;
We j Your COJIrn:i ttee on streets cmd Alleys having tEl-ken u.p the claim
ot' Henry Jay -in regard to Ci ty havi teJ<en J~ot 3 and 8 in JUoek
45 l'acker 8:; Barr's 2nd Addition & Annex and tUJed saUle for Street
ImI',poses ; recommend that Claim for ~;;97 .80 be allowed upon Hcdd
Henry Jay deedffing these lots to t.he Ci ty. Vial tel' I'eteruen,
lDhas. I,. Haux,
C.II.;ru~3tice,
Otto GieBenhagen
On Lwtion of Gief,enhagen the re1lort was adopted.
'Yhe Street Coxami ttcemade report Iieco:mnending Un t th Claim of
1'11il Heilul1 I' 01' damages and the Glr:tim of T.H.lvlcHclole;)F for Damt1&:es
both be 1'e,5 ec tod cHId on'110 tion of I'etersen the re})ort WEer:; Hclovtd.
'The E,treet Committee made VerlJal report on tfw A:pplication of
HOiiS &/\shton for Approval of Ijla:t of IIHof3S & Ashton }'ark I'cddi-
tioD and c'fteI' some dL:lch Gion by the J:liayoI'JJJ[embers of' the Council
lend JEr.Hossi On 'cwtion of GieEienhagen the 'lEJ,ttel' weD again re:fer-
red to the Strec:t. COTImli ttee to make fu.rther invef:3tigation and
port
The Street Cornmittee rnade report as follows;
" . "'. ,Grc:md.. ISla,nd,JJeb..3ept.5th,19;;3.
I\To the JVlayoT and Councll;
You.I' COTnmi ttee on Streets and Alleys , to whom wns referred
the Feti tion of Albert McDowell and others a~3kiDg for the openirw'
of Cedar Street between 1'hiI'd Dnd :I?ourtlJ. Streets j beg leave -to"
s ubmi t the fallowing report;
VIe have investigated the ra&tter thoroughly.
We find tho situation as represented.
We find the Ci ty enti tled to relief from tlle concH tion cocrl"olained of:
Vle find however, tha t t.he reque Gt j as ELsked for, would only partia.I1v
relieve the City. v
r['rlerefore your COT/lmi ttee would respectfully subrni t to your IIo
body tl1e follovling Hesolution fOl'your consideration and adopti
~-
(j t)
is
T\e solffe cJ t the IV i ty Attorney be and he h.ereby ins true ted to
dl':~j't an Ordinance to be f.;ubmi tted !},t tho ne;~.t recul[),l'meeting
OJ:'lJliil body,requi:cing the Union I'aci:Cj.cHcdlroCl.d GODlpany to
com:;tructeither a Vie.duct or a f;ubwaY,wy1ichever is LloSt :fei~sible
in the opinion of the Company of r:;ufficient size to take care
of' foot ii,no. vehicle trr:j'fic ,at SOrle pointbetvleen Sycamore and
, the City of Grand Island,Nebraska,cunnecti
the North S eaid City with the South Side across their
trr:cl\:s ,at once. Hef';pectfully Gl.lbmitted.
tel' I'etel'uen.
C . II. .Tu B tic e ,
otto Gier;enrlagen
(]11.[1. B . 1J. tlJ{.
a,fter discussion of said re]JDrtby the Jilf1..yor ,i'Jlemberu of the
COLl.neil, the City Attorney a.nd O1'1'icin,18 of the Union I'o,ci:f1c
Hailro;,~d Com~p[wy who \Nere ~preuent;On 'notion of Gieuenhagen
t:he report was referred back to the Street Co;!unittee for :fur-
ther investigation and report.
'l'}le Chairman of the ()treet GOlfluittee reported tha,t I'aving
./
.DiDtricts l\fos.3S,41,[SO,51 t:.: 54 ,gere completed and on motion
of Petersen the Council determined t08it as a Board of
i za ti on on Wedne EJday,' SelJtember 19,19;23 f'l'om 7- 30 0 f clock p.
1'1. of Daid day to e O'clock p.m. for the IJUI'pose of' Jl;quEllizing
and As ~'le;::)fling the Benefits ACC1'1.1eing and I'8vying n tax to I)Ei,y
for said corwtruction and the Clerk was instrv.ctedto give
proper notice of said ~e8ting.
Tl18 DondCammi ttee relJOrted :findinC; tb.e Bond of },'h.elps-Unclel'-
vrood Compa.ny covering rlumbi
Se Heating .Perm:L t to be in In'opeI'
:f'orLl and the surety svfficient ::nd on [notion of' Gief3enhagen th.e
T\eport waB adopted clnd the J30nd Approved r,tnd Permi tis sued.
On motion of Krehm.ke the I'eport ViiW adopted.
13i lIs c:,e:ains t the Gi ty were ]Jres ented n.l1d read and 011I,1Ot i on
of c11e160n Allowed; for list see the Claim Register.
Claim of Kueffel & Bel' Co. ,in the Dum of !i!:3.04 WEtS prefJented
and on motion of Cm)1rist,allovtecl.
A sidewalk CondemnatioQRe
ion was presented and on motion
of Petersen adopted;as follows:
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SEP ,,,.. 5 /923
SIDEWALK CONDEJU~.ATION NOTICE.
RESOl.IJT I ON
BE IT RESOLVED' by thfi'} Mayor andCityC01.111Cil {of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska:
A sidewalk is hereby ordered laid within fifteen days from and a:f'ter
the first publication hereo.n along the following described lots, piece>s
and parcels of ground and in the places her.einafter more particularly
described, to-wit:
..
Along the East side of Lot 1, Block 64, Wheeler & Bennett's Second
Addition, James A. Richardson-Owner;
Along the East side of Lot 10, Block 61,
Addition, Robert H. Hays-Owner;
Along the South Side of Block 24, Nagy's Ad'dit:ion, C. B. & ~.
Co. ,-Owner; ~
Along the North and South side of Fifth st. across Plum St.,
C.B. & Q. R. R. GOT Owner;
Along the South side of :Bifth st. acrOss Cherry Street (vacated);
Along the, North and South sides of Twelfth ,street across Plum Street;
Along the East and South sides of Lot 8, Block 62, Original Town,
Hetzel estate (Repa.ir);
, l~long. the North 1/3 of Lot 3. Block 55, Original Town, Schuff
Hotel Co,., (Repair);
.Alo:rigthe :Northl/3 of Lot 4, Block 55, Original Town,
Compai'!yjRepair) ; ',.. . '
, ...... A16ii€!(the 'J.Gast s'ide6f':n:c5\t::;,:i;':,"55',"Hawtli6':i:neFla.ce
& Ed;naM. Herrop;
, Alongt1:l:e:mast side of Lot 56, Hawthorne Place Add.,
f}. Edna M. Herrop;
. Along the East side of IJot 57, Hawthorne Place Add.,
Ni elsen ; .
Along the East side of Lot 58, Hawthorne Place A.dd.,Niels E.
Nielsen;
Along the,East side of Lot 59, Hawthorne Place Add.,Gonrad Schreefer;
Along the east side of Lot:6l, Hawthorne PiaceAdd~, FredD1e:kej"
Along t'he North side of Lot 8, 'Block 5, South Grand Island, . .
C. 13.&' Q. R.. R. G o~
. Along the North and West sides of Lot 5, Block 21,
Otto' H. Rembold.t, Owner;
Along the <West side of Lot6, Block 21., Schimm,er's Add., H.
Irene Tutwiler, Owners: . ... .
. Along,the South si.de of Lot 10, Block 10, Schinnner'e Add.,
stanley G. .Brown and Jessie E.Brown, Owners;, .'
Along the North side of Lot 1, Block 12, Schimmer',s Add., CEll.aude
&,3ennie Beach, owners;
!. . Along the East side of Lot '1, Bloc~ 6" Schimmel" s Add. , Oliver N.
Sheeley, Owner j '.' .
Along the North side of Lot 2, Block 9, Schimmel" sAdd. ,
Sielaff Owner j \
: Along the North side of Lot 0, Block 9, Schimmel" s Add.,
Sielaff, Owner;
. Along the South side
Sielaff, OwnE;lr;
Along the South side of Lot
Sielaff,Owner;
Along the South side of Lot 8, Block 9, Schimrner's Add.,
Sielaff, Owner;
Alo e' NOrth side of Lot 3, Block
Sielaff., er.:
. A;:Longthe North i side of Lot 4, Block'lO;
,.9wner;
.' \.long't.heNorth
Siebert,OwtJ.@r: . .
Alan '. .he l~orth
Gol/Owner ;'
II
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Along the North side of Lot
F. H. Colwell, Owner;
Along the l'Jorth side of Lot
F. H. Colwell) Owner;
Along the North side of U
F. H. Colwell, Owner;
Along the South side of II
F. R. Colwell, Owner;
Along the South side of n
F. H. Colwell, Owner;
Along the South side of II
F.H. Colwell, Owner;
Along the South side of II
Edwin Engleman, owner;
Along the South side of 11
Edwin Engleman, Owner;
Along the South side of II
Thomas F. Kauffman, Owner;
Along the South side of n
Milton H. Hiddleson, Owner;
. n
Along the North side of
Milton H. Hiddleson, Owner;
Along the North side. of II
:Mary Bartels;
Along the South side of 11
Len6ra,A . Steffens;
.Along tLLe South side of Ii
George. T. Douglas;'
, . Along' the.Sou th side' of II
/c'eorge T. D01i1:g1as, owner:
A4>ng the South side.of 11
HarryO>RH}ker",Owne:~; '. ,. "
._~;;..+"A:L,.9ng",t!!~;:::,~0~~;t1:'~,"s J.de.-o~,--,n ",'--
Ben J. Cunningham;'
Along the Soutl1 side of Il
;.J!?nJ. Cunningham, owner;
,/ Along the South side of fl
Ben,J. Cunningham, owner;..
, AJ..,Qng the South side of Il
Ben J. Cunningham, Owner;
Along the 130uth side of n
Frank J. Hr~zl;t, Owner;
Along the South side of tI
Liihlian McIntosh, Owner;
Along the South si~e~f Lot 9
Realty Investment Co~, vwner;
Along the l'J'orthside of Lot 3,
Ea,rl & Myrtle Talbot, Owners;
Along' the North sid.e of 1/ 4,
Lloyd Jensen, Owner;
. Along Ithe NO~!l?th side of Ii. 5 ~
S.O . Huston, Owner; "-
Along the South side of \I 6
Ed. A. Jones, Jr; Owner
Along the South side of II ?
Henrv & Elsie Dibbern;Owner
v Along the South side of Lot \1r
Ed. A. Jon e s, Jr., Owne r
Along the South side oflf.---10
Ed. A. J'ones, Jr., Owner;
Along the North: and East sides of Lot 1, Block 4, Gilbert's
Chr:Lsti~n Paulsen, Owner;
Along the South side of Lot 8, Block 1'), :Gilbert's Add., Rudo!
Siebert; Owner;
. Along the South side of II 9:'
Along the South side of II 10
Rudof Siebert, Owner: .
)\,long the South side of fl
HenryH.Bartenbaoh, Owner;
Along.the South side.of
Henry H.Bartenbach,Owner; "
A,longte' of .
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2, Block 5, Schimmer' s Addition,
4, Block 5, II f1
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Along the South side of Lot 9, Block 6, Gilbert's Addition, Clara
Pederman, Owner:
. Along the Harth side of Lot 1, Block 10,Gilbert's Addition,
Chas H. Gar-d, Owner;
Along the North side of Lot 2,
Chas H. Gord', Owner;
Along the North side of n 3
Emil Perkuhn, Owner:
Along the East side of
Georgena Kallos, Owner:
A~Qng the North side of n 4
Georgen~ Y~llos, Owner;
Along the North side of n 5
Georgena Kallas, Owner;
Along the South side of n 6
Charles ]'.Miles, Owner;
Along the South side of fI 7
Charles F. Miles ,Owner;
Along the South side of II 8,
Charles F.Miles, Owner;
Along the liJorth side of II 4
G:eorgeGP. Jackson, Owner;
Along the l\forth side of II 5
John (,)hlsen, Owner;
Along the North side of 11 1
\Vil1ieRo'V'VnCl. ,Owrler; (Repair)
]\;longtlie:..l\forth sicleoftheWest 50 ft., of Lot 2, Block 7, Original
'l'Ovvl1,i.GYFil. . 'own,.. Owner.. (Repair);
,v'L,.~1:0n~. ............ ..rth.sitie ot the East 16 ft. of Lot 2, :Block7, Original
~lill~.~{~Q~ind, . OWl~~r. (Repair)
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87
The Sevier Cormllittee rerorted finding the bid of --:';;In.Kel1y 8c Co.,
for construction of Sewer in Sewer District No.l12 to be the
lowest and best bid and reco~rrending its acceptance and on mo-
t i on 0 f Krehm1ce the relJOrt '1:<3[; adop d and Con trcLC t aWEirded.
j\n Ordinance,l'Jo.978, I,evyine: Special Sewer District Tax :Ll1
SeTTer Di~:1trict No.110 was presented;
~;Jf.oved by I\rehm};:e that the OrdinD,nce be placed on its fin3t reacting;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, GilchriE,t,IIaux,JuBtice,Krehmke,
l/iicheh,onJMildenstein and Petersen voting ayeJnay none;
TIle )rdinance was read and declared paused its first reading;
}Jloved by f'fii chelson that the rules be SUSl) ended and sai d Ordinanc e
Dlaced on its second reading by its title;
Carri cd on roll call, Gi esenhagen, Gilchri s t, HauxJ Jus tice, Krehulke J
chelson,l\rildenstein and :PeterBen voting aye,nay none;
~l'he Ordinance was read l)y i tf> title and d eclar,:~d ljasBcd i to
second readin[.~.
Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended n.nd the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carri oel on roll call, Gi eElenhagen, Gi lchria t ,HauxJ J\lStic e, Krehmke,
TEi chelr; on ,l,:~i lelenEJ te in Find Petersen vo ting aye J nay none;
The Ordinance WcHJ read by ita title Dnd dec lared ]:)a~Jsed its
thrrd rer,ding.
(IToved by Krehrnke thc.lt the Ordinance be IllacY7cl on its final passa&;:e
and finally passed;
Carried. onv roll c I, Gi es enh8,gen, Gilo11ri [it J HauxJ .Jtw tic e J K1'eh1nl;:e,
]!jjchelsol1, Idem3tein and eteruen voting aye,nc'LY none;
The Mayor clec lar'cd tI1.e Ordinance finally pas:::1 ed and_ c':pproved the
f) DX!le .
An_ Ordinance,No.9?9,Creating SeVier DiBtrict No.l14, being between
}3roadvvell Avenue (Iud Hus ton Street, f'rom Gta te street to Thayer
street,was presented;
}/[oved by JVlichelson that the Ordinance be placed on ibJ firBt read-
ing; Carried on roll ca,11, Giesenhagen, GilchriDt,Haux, Justice,
Kreh.wke,:Michelsol1,1VIildenstein and :fietersen voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declzred passed its first reading;
}\[oved by Krehmke that the ruleD be suspended and the Ordinanc e
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Gieuenhagen,Gilchriut,Haux,.TusticG,Krehndce,
IHchelson,}}[ildel1fJtein and l'eterf:len voting tJ.ye, nay none;
~[1:1e Ordina.nce was read by its ti t1e and declared pCl:3:3ed i t8
uecond reading.
Moved by Jl.wtice thn.t the rules be f3uspended and ~c;aid Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its title;
Carri ed on roll call J Gie fJenhagen, G-ilchri s t, Haux, J1).8ti c e, Krelrnlke,
In:ichelfJon,llTildenstein and I'etersen voting aye,nay none;
'The Ordinance was read by its title D_Dd declr",red IJau8ed j.1:13
third reading.
:Moved by Mildenstein thL-ct the Ordinance be ph'CcEld on itE) final
passage and finally passed;
Carried on 1'0 11 call, G-i eB enhagen ,G-ilchri s t , Haux, Jus tic e, 1\:1' el.unk e ,
TJrichelson,I,Uldem;tein and IJetersen voting eye, nay none;
'1'l1e ITayaI' declarc~d the Ol'dinance finally p::ulsed and approved
the sarne.
An Ordinance,J:~0.980,creatiDg l"aving .l.Jistrict No.5<3, (Jltimball, 'Third,
Plum & Oak Streets), An Ordinance ,No. 981 creatine; I'avj.ng Dis tric t ..,...----
.ITo. ~9, ~_ ~ll'I, ~::~;I & })~ne ~treets !~[M,~ ,~t:i~~~nceNo. 980, Cl~ea ting
J)a.vlng })lstrlct No.60, (J!'ourth S't'reelt;tcr-nroadwell Avenue) were
p:resented;Moved by 1\:rehm1;:e t}:1Ett said i. three OrdinanceEi and each
of' them be Illaced on their first reading;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, G-ilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehmke,
1;11 chelson, J:itilden8 tein and JleterBen vo:Ling aye, nay rlOne;
Said Ordimwc8s Nos. 980, 981 & 98~~ and each o:f tllem were read and
declared passed their first reading;
J',,,Ioved by J?etersen that said OrdinanceB Nos.980,981 &~ 9<32Jand each
of them be 91ac ed on their~ec:ond reading [uJd the"t the ruJ.es -be
1:,U 8P end cd; 6'1 It.",-- /"/>t~e"!,,/t~:~(../1 7Z:t'L-a.
Carried on roll eall,Gios.enhagen,G:i:lchriBt,Haux,Justice,KrehmkeJ
IJfichelson,lEildenatein and Petersen voting aye ,nay none;
Said Ordinances Nos.980,981 & 982 and each of them were I'
by their respective titles 2Dd declared passed their second
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Moved by Giesenhagen that the rules be suspended the saH
Ordinances,Nos.9BO,981 & 982 and each of them be placed on
their third reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,tTustice,Krehulke,
chelson,,~Jild,enfJtein and :Petersen voting aye,nay none;
~3a.i d Ordinanc 88 nos. 980, gel 8: 9CQ, and. each of them Viere read by
their resp6ctive titles and declarRd passed their third reading;
Moved by KrehELke that sai d Ordinanc os Nos. 980,981 8:: ge~2 and en,ch
of them be placed on their final passage and finally passed;
C3.,1'ri ed on roll call, Gi e~, enhagen, Gi lcllri [) t ,Haux, JUB tice, lCrehmke,
chelson, IiTi Idens tein and ])eeenJ en voting aye, nay none;
'rhe JJayor declared rmid Ordinanc es, No s .980,9[::\1 8c 98:2, and each of
them finally pc:wsed Find aIlproved each and all of' them.
I~eports of the C1erk,Yveigher,I'olice Judge a.nd
ter,IJight & Ice
Co:nmif:isioner l,veer read cmd on ['lotion of'M:Lchelson referred to the
'Ji'inance Commi ttee.
The Ci ty Attorney l'el)Orted negotiations 'being had with the
Tyner Construe tion Co." and the :Bondf.3menl in regard to ~Paving
Districts NoS.21,22 & 23 and on motion of Petersen the nego-
tiations being had were approved.
On motion of Gilchrist the Clerk was instructed to advertiue /
for bids for Paving District Bonds in Districts Nos.39,41,
& 52; bonds to be Optional from date and to bear interest at
6% payable annually,Hids to be received by Sept.19,1923.
}JeterBen reported that A.C.Hoeh1 1Nf;lntec1 to IJm.ace [3, Shoot
through the Sidewalk at rns place of busineus on 'J'v'heeler
avenue to put good.s into the basement and on motion the
ma t tel' 'IJiltc.B left to the Stre at Commi t te e to adjuf3 t.
Ad.iourned
City Clel~lc.
fi'
9
Grand I SlEdld, ITebl'CL
,.September 12;,1923,H,J), :t,
ri'he Courlcil.iet in Hl1ociuol Seusion at the CD,ll 0:[' the ]'./[a,yor :L'01'
th~~ IJUI'I)OG8 of receiving :J)Juti ates of the a::Jity
ineer for
Paving District,No.57,Sewer
striata NOS.94 and 114,and for
putting in Sidewalks, and advertising for bids for construc-
tion of
. 'I
salet
Paving, Sewers End Sidewa1ks;For the purpose of
rece:Lving r ort of tiw Ci ty }gn{:';incer D~; to Contrc::ct of' Chamber~)
Co ml trueti on Comr;ll1ny for Il1J t tine; in Bani trLry ,3ewel' 'ind. DD.ying
for :3ai d Cons true ti on; LIt s Tionor, theiJIayor ,prei3idinG; Fl.nd 1
['.,Tembers present at roll call.,
rnle Ci ty
ineer presented report as follows;
Grand Island,Neb.Sept.13,1923.
Honorable 1~L:1yor and Counc il,
Gentlemen;- I beg to submit the following report on Section 3
of tb.e large Sewer jo.b,this section beino; uncleI' co tractwitl'1
the Chmllberf3 Gonstructi on Co.
I }u:l,ve !'l~'lde two exarnina tions oi' thi S Gec ti on in tb.8 las t
tl1irt:.y days ,owd i'ind it in acceptable condi tion , exceJ)t for the
])orti on frOTH tIle manhole on PI U111 St. to t11.8 Iii f3posal :Plan t) por-
t i on8 of 'Vvbi ell he.ve fil.i 1 eel D.,nel aTe' nOVl bei re-con:3 tr,.' c ted under
an agrccoLwnt vlith tIle Ch[unbersCo.
I 'night say for your inform.rtion that tldEl uection or our large
sewer job from a construction standpoint was a most difficult
Dj.eee of work and. I am well 'Dleased with tl1enresent condition
.J_ .l. .....-
of the line eup<3cially ciS regards infj.l trCi..tion which is well
within tIle limi tEl of good construction a.nd growing Ie s every day.
I VlOtlld recomnend the <wceptance of' the vlOrk wi th tlle exception 0
of the portion mentioned. Y~urs truly, N.W.Dennison,City Engineer.
en ':otion of Krehmke
the Fceport of the Engineer VWB adopted, on
roll call all 'nembers VIere present artld voted aye.
1'1'10 Ci ty Engineer pref:JCmted :T,linal :~;stirnate on the Contract of'
Chambers Construction Corl1pany reporting balance still due of
:515.
; On motion of Gilcl1rist Claim for ::mid ]'in<:~.l 2;f3ti,ilate
was allowed in the swn of
796.22,reserving the sum of
18.90
until coml11etion of the re-construction 'Vvork rnentioned in ,,),bove
report; and \ial'l'r'nts ordered dravvn for IJayruent of sc:dd
796.2;2,
f3[;l,idWarI'rmts to be }wld by the Clerk until all bills filed
have been cared for to the satisfaction of the Engineer and Clerk.
'J'b,e Ci ty Engjneer 'proGe(:ted estimate of the CO:3t of laving in
:Li r:;tric t No. 57 and on :notion of T'eterDen the same vr;::1.8 Etdo:pted
and the Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for its construction.
The City Engineer presented Estimates of cost of Sewers in Districts
94 and 114 and on notion of
ehmke the same were adopted and the
Clerk instructed to advertise for bias for their construction.
rf' e C' I ..-t' t 'j .", L . I.
n ~l'cY(lJne;lneer I)I'efH~n ec. '/:JS'vJ..Ula.G8 of CO;3t of constructin&,
}Gs tir'lB, te was adop ted Ci.nd tho"
v;ralkp) D.n6 on '....',.lOt.l.011, 0.1'[:' 'ot'or"e'1 ihe);101] . J
" , T- ,J J- ;.'~/.er{ VJ~1S 111sGructed to
sicle-
advert:LBe
,
for bids for their construction
9()
AIl of above bj.dtJ to be filed by TU8i3day,SeD'teY"llbl:w ;25. HJ;23.
The Cemetery Co ,Lm.i t tee reported reco':Imending that the Elalary
0:1.' the Sexton [.t
the Cemetery be increased
. J..1
1n Lnc
SU.m oi'
o
:per [;lonth and on c[lOtion of' IHldenntein Ute report vIas adopted
and Bala salary raised in said sum ,bei
to
10 P()l'lonth.
Adjourned
91
Grand Island,Nebraska,September 19,1923,7;30,P.M.
'J'118 Council met as a Board o:f Equal:Lz[:1.tion rOT the FurIlO13e
of Y;quali zing and Au ueu sing the I~xp ens e of T'cl,ving in }'avi
Di s tric h) ITOG. 39,41,50,51
54 and levyine: r
to pa~r for iaw.:m
f3 Eti d
cmf3e,HisHonor, the TJiayor,preuiding and all Mernbers
jJresent [,t 1'011 call,
I)roof' of :Publicatiol1 of Notice oi'meeti
as a J3 oard of'
:mutlD,l-
J.
ization was read and placed on file.
After remaining in session until 8 o'clock,P.
and )10 }! en30n
havinc; rq)J:leared to object to or llI'otest agcl.i']st the I)rOI)CHied
Assesmncnt and levy in any of said Paving Districts,NoB,39,41,
as to Paving District No.39
50,r31 ..~.. 54; I'etersenpresented the folIo ng Hef,wlution ^ and
GieEl.enhagen moved its ctdOl)tion; ]V[otion carried on roll call,
Gie~J enhagen, Gi lchri s t ,IIaux, .Tustice ,Krehlilke, T!Ii chels on ,i.n Iden;3 tein
and '.Peteruen voting nye,nay none;TheitiIayor declared the TTotion
carried and the Resolution adopted and approved the swne.
For Copy of said Resolution Bce es 92 & 93 hereof.
I'ete:CfJen alf:Jo preuented the folloviling Hesolution DB to T'El.ving
JJintrict No.4l,and t;'lOved itD adoption ;TEotion carried on roll
call, Gi eB enhc:\.c;en, Gj.ldhri D t, Hn.ux, .Tu Elt io e ,Krehmke,
chelson,
.'![ilc~en:;t,ein cLndretersen voting aye,nEJ.,y nOYle;'I'he TI"::tyor declf)"I' d
the l!lotion carried, the Hesolution adopted and. approved the sarne.
For Copy of said Resolution see pages 94 & 95horeof.
Petersen also presented the following Resolution as to Paving
District No.50 and mo~ed its adpption;Motion carried on roll
call, Gi ef" enhagen, Gi lc11ri Bt, Haux, J\l~) ti c e ,Krehmke, Mi c11el~)on,
IdenfJtein and }'etersen voting Ctye,nay none; The },Tayor declared
the'wtlon carried,the ReGolution adopt d,G:Jld apDrovecl the sarne.
For copp of said Resolution see page 96 hereof.
J>eteruen also pre~)onted the following HOG.olution as to I'avi
District Ho.tSl and rno"ted itD ctdoption; Motion carried on roll
call, Gi os enhac~en, Gi lch1'i s t, Haux, ,Tll Gti eo, 1<1' chmke ,I/'i c he 1;:1 on,
Ide 11[; t oi nand 1'e t 'c)r f.:1Gn '10 t in{: C),yo, nay none;
l'heLTayor de-
clared the mo t ion c t'uri ed, the HeB olu ti on adop ted, and a'Jlpro'led
t lIe f) ctJIlG .
For copy of said Resolution Bee page 97 hereof.
eter:::Jen cl.lm
os ant eel the :fol10'/: inC: 11esolu t ion as to :P"lvi ng
District No.54 and moved its adoption; Motion carried on roll
co.ll, G:i.es(:mll.'l{'en, Gilcll:cj.Bt, Haux, ,Tustice, Krelunke,IHchelson,
lEildslwtein a.nel 1'eter8en votinc; "we,nay 'rlone; 'The 1.1C:Lyor declared
the rnotioY1. cELcl'iec1,the Hesoluti.: all.: a~lopted,al:1Cl: cq~pTove:d. :UI0Bame
:F'or copy of said Hesoltltion see .P8€E;e 98 hereof.
92
meeting as a Board of Equalization were read
Adti ourned 4~/d/.1 .
/.&:tV~ ~;}__P~/
RESOLUTION Ci ty Clerk
BE IT RESOLVED by the W~yor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Hebraska, sitting as aBoard of Equalization for said
purpose as per proof of notice presented:
'I'heTllinutes of the
approved.
aud.
92
That we do find the total expense for the c onstructi.orId of paving
andeuIlbing in Paving Dist:e:lC:1:,.No. 39 of the City of Grand island,
Nebraska is the sum of :t..~~~,,~f~; that the benefits accruing to
the real estateint'laid district by reason of said construction is in
the sum of $2n550~'28~; and that the benefits accruing to the
respective trac'ts, pieces and parcels of land insaid district by
reason of the construction of paving and crubing in said district are
as set opp08i tethe several descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot
""5
L44' 6
V. 22' 6
4
3
8
7
1
2
5
6
4
3
8
7
1
2'
, '5
6
4
3
S
7
7
1
1
2
5
T 31' 6
35' '6
4
3
8
14' 7
52' .7
1 '& 2
1 & 2
10
9
8
1
2
3
6
7
8
5
4
3
6
r 12' 7
7
8
5
4
3
10
9
8
71..
n~
~t
r 80'
3 52'
Trustees,Salem Society of G.I.
" G.I.Circuit Evan.Asaoc.N.A.
Kate Edwards
James Nicholson, 'Sr.
LindaH~ffelfinger
HermanJ. Suehlsen
J. '!iV.Miller
Delia Williams
Daniel G~ Ott
,Anna Miller Sims
Margaret J. )\11il1er
Ginevra Warmnaby
Cnarles A.Mester
EugeneT.Porter
Ger.Luth.Evan,st.PaultsChurch
n fI II II
Block Addition
31~ Original Town
II II U
II II U
II II "
n fI II
32 II 11
11 II lJ
II tI lJ
" II n
18 " tt
It II fI
" 11 II
n " Ii
17 fI n
n II A
II fI n
tI II fI
7 II n
.1 ~I II
II II "
n II II
8 n "
II II 11
II tl tI
II II fl
n II "
fI " 11
1
II
It
II
II
125
tl
fI
II
II
5
5
5
fI
1I
II
6
II
tI
!J
n
tI
14
II
"
fI
II
11
Russel Vn~eeler & Comp
II II fI
11 tI 11
II
IJ
II
11
If
"
U.P.R.R. Cots 2nd
1I "
1I "
U
II
11
tl
Russell Wheeler
fl II
n
II
II
II
II
II
"
fl
II
-.:)
II
1I
II.
"
II
II
II
Owner
August (.; . Menck
Ethel Gullion
Elmer R. Farmer
Christina Knickrehm
n II
]"Hnnie J. Pearis .
Louise Spangenberg
l,[aude Sheridan
II .f1
Anna J. Milisen
11 II II
II " If
If It II
Artie.B. Young
C~A. Flippin
Loui s E. Upperman
Thomas IVIa loney
" It
.,','
Martha J. Harrison
Peter Nelson, S~
Amanda Noble N.
Ellen Burr
August Ueckert
Katherine Thompson
Ada V. Garmire
Ira J. Henderson
Walter W. Bundy
Edward Bader
Bloomer B.. Rice
Rayrnon9. ~hristensen
SamuelW. Sherman
John Wmmner
Mary A.Moody
Rena Tapplen
fl. II
Paulina Woodruff
JJIary So thman
Joel D~Harrison
Rose O. Webster
Harry C .)JJlenCk
Anna .Detweiler .
o bII. J
66'
66'
E. 40.8'
Amount
$763.57
218.17
109.08
76S.57
327.25
749.71
321.31
749.41
321.31
563.28
241.40
563.28
241.40
563.28
241.40
563.28
241.40
563.28
241.40
563.28
241.40
563.28
120.70
120.70
341.38.
221.90
241.40
563.28
113.38
128.02
563.28
241.40
56~.28
51.21
190.19
402.34
402.34
482.81
. 225 .31
96.56
482.81
225.31
96.56
':'482.81
225.31
96.56
482.81
225.31
.96.56
482.81
57.93
167.38
96.
4.
#2
Lot Block Addition
1 15 Russell ;Wheeler
2 It 11 II
3 It II lJ
10 26 II 11
9 It It It
tl II II tl
8 II It II
II II II II
1 11 II II
2 II If II
3 n It fI
6 27 II "
7 1I tl "
8 tl II II
6 II It "
4 fI 11 II
3 ':X1U: tI " 1I
6 41 II n
7 \I tl tl
8 " 11 n
5 II II \I
4 " II II
3 " II It
10 112 II II
9 " " It
8 II II It
1 tl " II
2 42 It II
2 II Il II
3 " II II
Owner
Mary Fezell
Cecelia H.GoOdwin
Robert E. Hall
J. L. Highland
Florence Yankie
J. L. Highland
tl tl
1.35.2'
W.17.6'
'.17.6'
8.8'
William Stuhr
John Buhlke
W.ll. Mader
Allan!,. Connell
Edward ]'. Younkin
1I II
Millie A. Brink
E.R.Baker
c. Ray Gates
George Grady
Sarah A. Squire
"fl "
Estate of Margerethe Ott
Sarah A.Finley
II II \I
LillianIG. Wickersham
Bloomer B. Rice
II' n
Edward Gregory
Henry Ewoldt
fI II
Goehring-Sothman Co.
William B. Hilbert
~~~ '). //\..<<:,/:]
", / //'" / , , , ' ""''', r,"Mm',,',; , i'/w".,,,' '.
. VI/)',,' ~71l//l /(,..~) i'
;; ~(~ tr~J L$'''~:::..t "
9'3','"
Amount
$482.81
225.31
96.56
384.98
128.33
51.33
51. ~53
25.67
384.98
179.66
77.00
3'84.98
179.$6
77.00
384.98
179~66
77.00
384.98
179,66
77.00
384.98
179.66
77.CJO
384.98
179.66
77.00
384.98
19.44
160.22
77.00
RESOLIDTION.
BE rr BESOLVED by the lViayor and City Oouncil of the Oi ty of
Gra.nd Island, l\febraska, si tting as a Board. of Equalization for said
purpo se as per proof of notice presented:
94
That we do find the total expense of the laying of paving in paving
district No . 41 of the Oi ty of Grand .Lsland, l~ebraslca is the sum of
4;j:I~.!!!,!~7'2-...; that the benefits accruing to the r ealestate in said
district by reason of said construction ~ is in the sum 0:$ 15,387.72 ,
and that the benefits accruing to the respective tracts,. pieces and
parcels of la.nd in said district by.reason of the construction of
paving and curbing in said district are as set opposite the several
descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot Block Addi ti on Owner
13 Co~Subdiv.Wtswl Sec.15-1}fo9 John Meier
'10 2 Lakeview Wm B. Knight
10 It II A. L. Dunn
9 11 II Walter Petersen
4:5 It C.C. Hansen
3 3 It It It
2 It II H.W.Steinbeck
5" fl Estate, John Schwyn
6 It fl fl It It
7 n II Fred W. Ashton
4 ~ It Joe Peters
3 4 II It It
2 4 " C. C. Hansen
'-WI32' 17,Co.Subdiv.wiswt 15-11-9 F. Latham
, -S100o''':W132' ;It II II II It W. Cummings
.. -S100t';';W132 ' II II It Clarence Crow
16 u II II Jas .Kirkpa trick
15 II II It John V{indolph
8 5 So.Grand Island C"lB.& Q..R.R.
II 11 II Part E &8 of R.R. Lena Aye
II tl fl fl N & W II fl. Minnie Beeker
7 ~ fl C. B. & ".R.R.
II Hans H.Ra-rder
1 Park. C. .13" &,'Q.R.R.
II fI street City ofG.I.
sage N.E.Cor. Sec. 21 George P. Tucker
14 Co.Subdiv.WtSE-;f 16-11-9 It tl "
. 8, Fr. 8 Wiebe's John Carlson
!J ,ft. 8 N .48'" %Jmx John Carlson.
a II 8 8.84' II Theresa Springsguth
6 II 8N.48t John Carlson
6 " 8 8.84' Theresa Springsguth
5 fI 8 :Henry Husman
111 8 Wm F. Gulz ow
2 ft 8 Fritz Berhol.z
3 II 8 Augusta Hintz
1 II 8 Wm. . F. Gulzow
2 B.Fri tz Bergholz
6 7 "0130. Bartenbach
5 7 Illt
57"
8 6
Amouht
Paving
$347.51
291.91
291.91
250.21
571.42
249.04
85.12
571.42
249.04
85.12
554.48
241.66
82.60
420.45
323.42
323.42
800.47
1494.20
277.49
145.26
38.42
73.85
'. 353.06
\ 16,2.57
\
Total Amt.
$34'7 . 51
326.51
291.91
. 250.21
571.42
249.04 .....
85.12 .
571.42.
249.04
85,.12
554.48
241.66
82.60
495.05
323.42
/358.02
'835.07
1528.80
277.49
145.26
38.42
7~.85
353.06.
220.57
2I~.60,
502.75
58.36
103.87
153.94
392.20
84.sr;,
196.59 .'
83.29
2'70.t')8
139.25 .
5Sf9'r 44i69-
29,& .84,'
12ch 07 .
. 88.45 '.
4 .,
Amount
S ew~e.r
34.60
}
357.60
84.67
196.59
82.29
27,0. 58
1.39,.25
00.89
34.60
. .34 .60 .
34.60
34.60
Spec.Work
63.00 .
34.60
95
i/2
'" 2 Co. Sub-Di v .1Jq" SJ~~?l 16...11-9, Johm Herman
2 CoSubdiv stSEi 16-11-9 Charles E.Via1ker
3' & Part 5 U ,II ft William. Eppley
4 & n 5 n ' fI II Harry J. V 0 s s
5 Co.Subdiv 1I II fI Henry J. Voss
6 If f! II II tl Bertha Herman est.
7 ' Il 11 n II II ChasWe s tphal
8 II II II II II Lena Weinrich
~;"19g. 38
",199..3<'3
143.98
125.45'
519.82
20.66
169.42
103.30
t4'e' /"
<.,.,,~" '. 1,/ /1/,/ ........~.
l'J~ e;~.,.,r 't/ ~
96
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per proof of notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the laying of pavement in
Paving District No. 50 of the City of Grand Island, l~ebraska is
the sum of $ 3035.84 that the benefi ts accuring to the real estate in
said di strict by ;reason of said construction is in the sum of $ 3035.84,
and that t:he benefits accruing to the respective t!lacts, pieces and
parcels of land in said District by reason of the construction of a
p$"Ying In said di strict are as set oppo si te the several descr iptions
thereof below as follows:
Amount Amount
~ Blocle Addi.tion Owner J?aving Sewer Total amount
2> . Lake1i'i ew John Schwyn estate 368.98 14.'00 J382 :98----
tI " II n fI 368.98 14.,00 38~.98
" tl Fred 'W. Ashton 368.98 14.00 382.98
11 11 Charles Wasmer 368.98 368.98
4 " J. P. Peters 368.98 368.98
" " " fl 368..98 14.00 382.98
II H c. c. Hansen 368.98 14.00 382.98
" II II II 368.98 14.00 382.98
97
1IJ1'flJ (' O' ;'f T'tf1'l''r t',!!;!
:;K~~~~ '" ;.\Wt;;I,.;;tk A,IL"_2l'4i
IT
bJrtl:H~ l~a;~toJ? an!!l 01 't3r COU;ft~tl ttttht Cl ty ot',
njf~"l1(.\Iti$lo.~ltt, lh'fbr{)l.til,,~* f!r~ttj.l':~g ~i).~a 13QtU'd ()t r:'}qu~,Li~e.ti0n for !;!lt~l(;l
lJU:rl'}CH3 ~ (;O!, 'l\i
pJ:'oof of ,n~rt1eif;l pl!trt)~~ntliil{l;
T:bcut., tile do t'~n~\tlu~ to'~l e"!~e~)fie of.trib& l~;r~t,t$(jjt !)~VirJ~lftt ,,in
:Pav1ng lUtJitl'1:et ,1tO. 51 €It ih$ 01 tj!;' ,,:f (,t);'Cinll1 101&~1d,. l!!"~bri!~fi1:a i~ '
tXJ.e ~~\.Un,
$ 2837. 34 .~ t}~~t the b~l'let:i ts ~ia-U~1~lig tOt.ll$, l'$:al Q'l:rte:vti.:t$
1;- , ..
~id d1~tt:t'(l'tr by ;r~~i;]f,}n f)f€:IQ1(~ <QoUltlt:t'uctiQft; 1t1':ln th~~Uf.!l ot t);2837. 34
arid '(~;la. t
"~1H~ji.ttaa~'Q,~~d,~ to the :~~~tw4t,ivtti' t.8.Ct,5) ~pl{iiCo(! atlt\
of 'l~nd lti~~1d' IJ~r,:rl;\I;<>14t by r~f;\:i1ion Qt' ~!i',~(1nftlt:ltt'u~ij;~~)i Q1;
cl,l ~ t:r:tQt' ~~X'e t'tf[? ~e~Q.ppo.l{;ll t,~ . $ll~:f,{~t~tt\l defflC3l apt,1 Onfil
tht1~eo :(b$l(it~J
Lot
10
10
~
8
7
4
3
2
1
'~
f(f.~l~'1,~n
.' Owne}:
Amount.
. Sewer'
2
2
2
2'
2
3
3
3
3
Lakeview'
II
II
11
11
11
II
It
11
A. L. Dunn
W. B. Knight
Walter Petersen
Jay Rogers
Nebr.Wes.University
C. C . Hansen
tt II
$279.97
119.99
399.96
399..96
199.98
345.42
345.42
345.42
345.42
$29~,'97
119.99
399.96
399.96
199.98
359.42
359142
359.42
345..42
14.00
H. w. steinbeck
Anna Steinbeck
14.00
14.00
14.00
RESOLUTIO.N
BE IT RESOJ~v:mD by the Mayor and Oi ty Oouncil of the Oi ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said purpose
as per proof of notice presented:
r.I.'bat we do find the total expense of the construct;b.Q.tlof iPaving:;.,'
in Paving District No. 64 of the Oi ty of Grand .Lsland, l~ebrask8. is
the sum of $2335.68; that the benefits accruing to the real estate in
said district by reason of said construction is in the sum of
$2335.68, and that the benefits accruing to the respective tracts,
pieces and pp,rcels of land in said District by reason of the laying
of said paving in said district are as set opposite the several
descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot Bloc)r Addtt.i .2..!l Own ex Amount
1 30 Original Town otto Pfautsch $145.98
2 tl " II Margaret Stidger 145.98
3 u " II Ri chard Guendel 145.98
4 " II fI II fI 145.98
5 II II II Emil Rickert 145~98
6 II II " lVlartiil J. Kelley 145.98
7 /I /I /I Alfonso Darling 145.98
8 tl /I II $tant;l.ard Oil Co. 145.98
1 31 II II J' oh11 Lambert estate 145.98
2 n II It Patri c k J'. lVIitmer 145.98
3 11 II II Christine Knickrehm 145.98.
4 II II " fl II 145.98
5 fl /I II August O. Menck 145.98
b4 ' 6 /I II It Ethel Gullion 97.32
.22' 6 II II fl E. R. Farmer 48.66
,44' 7 II It II John Knickrehm 97.32
8 11 11 1I II II 14:5.98
,22' 7 II /I II Peoples State Bank 48166
98
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'.) 9
Grand Island,JTebraska,Septembe1' 19,19~:;Z).
The Gounc:.Ll et in regular D8ut"don,ITL3Honor, the :Mayor,preuidinc; k-/
and B.ll ],ii:ell1ber~3 present!'l t 1'011 ca'1.
The minutes of the last 1'e 1a1' meeting 2nd of the special meet-
il1.[{, of' September 13,19:23, 'were read f,nd a~pp1'oved.
'rIle loea.l J\[ana!i;e1' of the ~:'ele':phone COHlI)f(.ny vms 111'es en tasking thrl1.t
a change be made in the Ordinance regulating their laying their
\"rires underground C),nd on rllot i on of Gilchri B t the mat tel' was
referred to the CO!illn.ittee on Ordirlances cdld :;nections.
I3id.s of Peters T'rust Company and of the OOLlLJiercial State :Barl1\:
"c'---
for :iavi
DiFJtrict Bond::; 1;vere opened nnd read [J,nd on "otion of
L1i.i Idem:; te :i.11 referr:d to the Il'inance Gomni t te e.
'I'hQ Specht.l Co'nrnittee }Jresented the following I?efJolution and
on 'rlOtion of Krehrnl~e the same "'CiS adOIJted;
Grand Island,Neb.Sept.19"l923.
~'O 'TIm ]JUiYOH j.\:ND C01JlHnL:
Your ConlIni ttee on condolence to our Ci ty Treasurer ,11Ir. w.n.
Ki ne;, on the death of hi G lilfife begs leave to r3uorai t tci,S 1'0110"1/[8;
Yv.Tml1'B~AB it flaB pleased An\iUGHTY GOD to rmnove from 01.U JnidBt
]'';[rs.W.n .KING the wife of our honored and es teemed Oi ty 'l:reasurer
THIiiRJI;I,'OI-U';,BJ1; IT RJ1JSOINlGD,that this body offer [HIC) extend its
Bincere syrilpathy to Otn~ worthy colleague in his bereavement
:s:m IT J?lJH'I'F01;H RmS'I;V:nW I THAT 'rIIlS fUTISOI,U'rION bema-de a part of
our records and a cOIlY thereof sent to ]jtt.ICIlrG.
Hef31lGctfully 8ub~ni tted.
"vVilliam }J' .Krehrllke
C.H. JUf3tice
Chas.L.Haux
Gilchrist presented the following Resolution and moved its
Adoption; Resolution
VJhereaB tlJe Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island,
Nebr2ska,has by Ordinance No.973 directed the issuance of
Intersection :2aving Bonds in the sum of' :h<30,OOO to Tlay tlH-';
expense of Paving the Intersections in Paving Districts Nos.
39)41,42 & 52 of said City;
And Whereas the City ineer er3tirnates the total COf:,t of
paving said Intersections in salO Paving Districts to be in the
""""10:[' (,;.'29 o h)') 00' "na'
o 0'1.J,I. ~j(..) I u~ hJ. , CL."
VilhGreas WarrantEJ have already been drawn in the BlJJn of ~1)20, 313
to lmy for the I)aving of Intersections in said Paving IJistrictEJ;
:!ir01"J '1'lu:reefore ;13e it Resolved by the Nfayor c'u1d City Council of
the Ci ty ai' Grand Island, Nebraska, thf,,"t the TEayor [end Gi ty Clerk
of said City be and they hereby are authorized and directed to
deliver to tb.e Ii'irst National Bank of said Ci ty 40 of' said
Donds of ~)500 eachrnaking a total of ;rti20, GOO upon the :tmyrnent
of the SUU1 of par n.nd accrued intercf3t thereon.
JDm.m..;mfu Grand Island, Nebra.ska, Se.ptemb er 19, 19~23. 'N. H. GilchriB t.
urianimously
l\iIo t.ion carri ed . on rpll call ,md the Hesoluti on was d eclarE;d
"". dOT) t'''a' Iv
G, _ .\~ \..~ .
The street Co'wnit te e made rellort as fo llovrs;
"Grand Island,Neb.Sept.19,1823.
'1'0 the Mayor and Council
Your Co:mnittee on Streets crnd A.lleys , to 1lrhOmda~3 refCIT(;d the
}Jetition of Albert McDo'well and others, asl(ing for the opening of
Ceda.r Stre,at>> bet'\iveen Third !J.nd li'ourth Streets, beg lec;we to submi t
the following report;
We reco~nend ,that the prayer of the petioners be granted.
'~Ve ~'urther reco:mnend .that the City Attorney be aTlclhe is hereby
lnfn;ructed. to dr1-1ft an Ordinance to he submi ttod to this body
at its next regular meeting ,requiring the UNION PACIFIC HAl'
C?I-.ID;)j\J\W to ollen Cedar Street in ~mid Oi ty for })11blic travel ac
tnel r trtwks. Hespec tfully subrnitted .\rial tel' l)etersen, C. H. J'us t
Otto GieBen~agen,Chas.
y
100
enmotton of ~PeterGen Ute report \,icUJ cdord;ed.
The Following Resolution 0as presented and read;
'Co the Honorable ]\[ayor and Ci ty Counc il;
Resolution
Resolved that the City EngineEr be instructed to have all Sid
we;Llks ordered laid or repaired 'by the 01 ty, completed ej, ther by
the City of private Contractors before further Sidewalk lists
be ordered in
And that the City Engineer be instructed to place an Inspector
on all work laid by the City, Said Inspector's Salary,together
with ineering; costB ,:publiccltion etc. ,to be chaTged ngainGt Ute
walks laid. Walter Petersen
CrItl I'! .1.. [[av"x
Q t to Gi e f3 enflagen
C.II-.Tustice
Onrrotion of Gilchrist the Resolution was adopt d.
'Ihe :Plat of HOflG & Ashton r'ark J^ldcH tion VieLH cLgain broun:ht up
by the Street Coxnrnittee D,nd dincuDsed by ],;Tembers of the Gouncil,
the Jffayor nnd by j'i!tr. Ho 88; J\rloved by Retersen tha t the Platt be not
accepted; Carri ed on roll call, (11 eDenhagen, .Tv,s tic e, Kreh:ilke, ]VCi ohe1:3on,
],di1clen:3tein,6, voting aye, Gilchriut and Haux voted Iray ~md the l,,lrtyor
declar"d the uotion carried.
The ]?inance Gornmi ttc,e Heported recOJnmending the Acceptance of the
~./
bid of' the CO.Tnercic:rl state Bank
for Paving ~istrict Bonds in
Districts 39 & 41 ,bonds to be in denomination of 8500,due in 10
years and optional from date of delivery ,bearing interest at 6%
per annum,and the rejection of all other bids and on ~wtion of
Gilchrist the report was adopted.
IT 0 . ~,.:: [3
The Vva,tel' Cormni ttee reported \Trater 1:l[ain District Co:nlIJleted End
T'he Sewer Oormni t te e reported f:;;ewer DiD tr ic t ITo .111 completed and
on motion of Kl'ehrnkethe Council voted to sit as /:')0 Doard of
Equalization on said Districts on Wednesday,October 3,1923 from
7-30,p.m. to 8 O'clock p.m. of said day for the purpose of Equal-
i zinE and AC'l se~3 tiing the expsxwe of sai d construction a:nd levying
c!' tax to pay for same,and the e;terk vms direct d to 1q;ive proper
notice thereof.
The }i'ire COTmni ttee reported })rogre88 on the JTortll. Side :F'ire HounG
propmJition.
X 'I" 11" to d COllI' erO'lc 0 the vii th the Go1fernor wi th a
. ..ne .;;8,yo1' reror'. a '. ,{
vievv of' opening a I\[uniciIlal Coal Yard and tho Ga:ne Wc:CS discufH3ed
and on (Ilotion of Gilchrist the ':Latter WeLS referred to the Oi ty
IlrOI)erty Cornmittee vvi tll the lice-yOi:' and City Attorney to investi-
gate and report back to the Council.
Bills agaim3t tho City v,ere read i~nd on LlOtion of NI:ildenstein
allowed,for list see the Claim Register.
.
101
'1'h e Ti'olloviing Ordinanc es were pren entccl ;
Ordim:l,nce Ho.9E33,1,evying fJpecial 'l'a:x:es in Paving Dintrict ITo.39,
Ordinance lJo.9cs4:,I,evying SI)ecia1 'l'axes in I1aving DiEltrict 1To.41,
Ordinance No . 9i?,5 ,1.JevyinIT Special ~raJce s in Paving ])i D trict No . 50 ,
Ordinance no 986 Levying 3})ecial rr8..xe fj in I)aving Di~) {ric t 11"0 51 ,
....; ,~
. , . <,iu
o rainanc e ITa. 937 ,IJevying Gpec ial 'Ic'lKeD j n J)a ving IH fJ tr ic t No. 54;
Moved by Petersen that said ~rdinanceB,NoS.983,984,985J986 987
and each of them be placed on their first reading;
Carri ed on roll call, Giesenhagen, GilchrilO't, Haux, .Tus tic e, }{reh,ke,
chelfJon, TlIildens t ein and :Peters en voting [lye, nay none;
Said Ordinanc es No s. 9a3, 9!34, 985,986 &: 9137 and each of them -vvere
and
Tecla ^ deililc;;red lJauned their first reading.
J'Jroved by Giesenhagen that the ruleD be sW3pended and said Ordinances
Nos.983,984,985,986 & 987,and each of them be placed on their second
reading by their respective title6;
Car:.rj. ed on roll call. Gie~3enhagen, Gi lclt1'i s t, HauxJ .luetic e, Kreh!ill::E,
1!!l:ichelson,TEildenfJtein c:.nd l':eterBen voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances Nos.983,984.985,986 & 987,and each of them were
read by their respective titles and declared passed their second
reading;
JEoved by
Idenstein that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances
No s .98:-), 9D4, 9B[5, 9.36 & 987, and each of them be plae ed on their thrrcl
reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll caLL, Giesenhngen,Gilchrist,liaux,.Tustice,Krehmlc8,
},Uchelson,E/LildenDtein and retersen voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordihances Nos.983,9S4,985,986 & 9a7,and each of them,were
read by their i'e specti ve titles (1)1(1 declaredpaf3 fled their third
Teadine: .
Moved by Michelson that said Ordinances.Nos.983,984,985.986 & 987
and each of them be placed on their final passaee and finally
})afJ f3 eel;
Ca.:rri ed on roll call, Giesenhagen, GilchrifJ t I Haux, Jus tice JKrehrnke,
J\Hchelson,J\J1ildenstein and retenJen votine: [}.yeJnay none;
']'he 1Eayor declared said Ordinancef:). Nos.983,984,9B5J9[)6 & 9[)7 and
each of them finally passed and approved each of said respective
Ordinances.
On motion of KrehDlke the Council ['l,djourned to 'llueGday evening:
September :::5,1923 at g
O'CIOCk.~fI/t ~I '. . ,?
~~; ,;:7 ~- 1/
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City Clerk.
1",1"
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GrE1.nc1 IBl::=tnd,Nebraska.,Soptember ;~~5,19:;3
E3,p.m. 'TUe C01.mci1:1et at) per adjournrumt,His lIonor,the }![ayoI'
})re~.liding and Giencngagen,Gilchrif:)t,Hau}~, :Jlwtice,lHche1son,
Mildensi;ej.n DXlc1 Ileten:Jen present troll c<:lll,abuent,Krehinke.
Bid of Traill Paving Co., for Paving District No.5? was opened and
read and on motion of
Idenstein referred to the street Co~nittee.
Bids of E.H.Baker 2nd of the Ideal Cement Works for laying Sidewalks
were o}lened cind read nncl on 1wtion of I'etersen referred to the
:Street Conlmi ttee.
Bid of Win. Kelly & Go., 1"01' Sewer lJistrict No.114 vnu.:l Ol)ened and
read and on 'no ti on of Gim; enhagen r eferr,~d to "Ltle ;)ewer Comrili t to El.
Bond of Standfud Oil Gornl)(U1Y co\rering use ai' part of I'ine 8(; gecond
UtreetfJ vn'f) reported by the Co,]DcIittee tobe in grol,er form and
the S'lnety suf:ficient and on motion of Gieuenhagen vvas :::Ipproitecl.
Ordinances NaB .988 providing for the iSBuance of
0,(;00 Bondn
in Paving District N~.39 and 989 providing for the issuance of
d', 1<') .0>> O]~ ., . . ... I) . '
,} '-', .0 :.iOnCLS Hi aV1l1g
District No.41 were presented;
Moved by Michelson that said OrdinancGD 1\[08.988 8.:; 989 and each of
them be 1)1aced on their J'irst reading;
Ga1'ri ed on I'oJ.l call, Gi es enhagen, Gi 1c11ri st, Haux, J1JS tice, Mi chelson,
TilildenL1 tein and :PeterDen voting I'ye, w:J.Y none, abseht Krehml(G;
i3aid Ordinances HOD. 988 & 9U9 D.nd each of them ,<cere read [Ind declared
passed their first reading;
the TuloB be sUf:;pended and
NEoved by Ijetersen th3.~said Ordin.ances Nos.9E38 &. ge9 and each of them
be placed on their second reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux"Tustice,J:'Liche1Bon,
IlEildenBtein Emd Peters(>:D voting [;~,:ye/l1ay none,absent Krehmke;
Said Ordinances Nos.988 .989 and each of them were read by their
respective titles and dacIaI'd passed th~ir Becond reading.
N[oved by
ldenD tein that the rulos be suspended tmd said Ordinan-
ces :blos.geS 6:: 9B9 and each of them be :placed on their thi'rd rer'.ding
by their respective titles;
Garri ed on roll call, Gi es elwagen I Gilchrhlt, Ha.ux, Justic e, J\Iichelson,
EJIildt:m~;) tein and Peters en voting aye, nay nono ,J:\.bsen t, Krehmlce;
Said Ordinances }\Jos. 9U8 &; 989 and each of them were reo..d by thei r
res];)ective titles nnd doclarud l)assed their third l'oading.
pa[ised;
Moved by Gilcl1rilZrt that JI.1ln:m ~.mid. Ordinances,Hos. 9138 & 989
and each of them be :placed 011 their i'inHl pt1ssagt-'1 trnd filially
Carri ed on roll call, Gi esenl'la&;el'l, Gi lchris t, Haux, Justic e ,MicrlelsoX1,
}~tildens teinc:md Petersen voting aye 1 nay none 1 absen t Krehmke;
Said Ordinances Nos.9G8 & 989 and each of them were declared
finally :pas sed G.nd the Tilayor approved. each of them.
Peti tion of John F .Dever etali, for /!I. So'wer in the AllE3Y between
Sixth & Seventh Streets from Vine to Plum streets was read and on
},Jrotion of Michelson referred to the Sewer Commi ttee.
Haux reported having~ a Conf'erence by a part of the Street Corn....
mittee 1 the Chamber of Commerce and Washin~ton ~I'o'llmship Board
and the Ci ty En@;ineer in ret1sard to improving the Hoad to the
Ci ty Cemetery; After some discussion on :motion of Gilchrist
the rnatter was referred to the ~:ltreet Cormni ttee for further
investigation.
Michelson reported that the I'olice Department wanted a new
car i11 place of the old one which ha[j becomd disabled and on
motiorl of }!'etersen the matter was referred bac1\: to the I'oliee
..
Gommi ttee f'or :further investigation. ~Hld report.
Adjourned
~~f5f~
Gity'Clerk
104
Hej;Jort of Al)propriattons l3,nd Expendi tures
{'.} , ,iJ
'1'0 'September 30 ~ 19;;:; 3.
iApPl'opriated
];x:p ended
Balance
~3<;tla:cie f:)
Streets & A
Hydrant Rent
I,i&7;hting
Incidentals
~'ot<lls
General ]'und
13~1,8. 2)2
206'7.46
5671.613
2~~'932. 54
'7000
25000
4500
1::2000
10000
~;5[)500
1011.06
;24406.84
4500
1~:2()00
898E3.94
$54093.16
l)a1'1<: 1,'und
2500
401.97
209g.0~5
:Po1ice }?und
15000
1529.30
13470.70
Cemetery J!'und
6000
12f57.98
4'74~2.0~~
Fire Ii'und
18600
;.3131.84
164613.16
Ie e J?und
35000
4884.50
301U5.. 50
Pavin[; ]?und
36378
8289.11
~~m088. [39
Sewer ]'un d
72200
378"11.02
34128.98
3100
1000
:2100
I\1[U816 Jj'und
. Vh:t tel' };'und
60000
7165.55
5:2834.45
IJigh t Ji'und
140,000
27:547.90
112652.10
Sew'er DifJtrict Funds
7695.;40
'7434.:-:~9
~261.11
Pavin~ Di.strict Funds
49096.86
29963.(;$1
un:33.05
, Su:mmary
*~503,e70.26
4:'1'7. 'L6041'l,.
~f.} 0 \..) , u,. " "
dl:,3' "10, J' 86 IF
tit". {t~,' ._d
Above amounts shown as aIlprcrpriations and balances iN
the Ice ,We,ter & J...ight Funds ar.eplaced there simply to
ena1Jle the account to be balanced-and do not represent
actual a~ppro]?rj.ations of money but silnply an estimate of
wI1at the reVen1JSlll will be dueing the year.
BespectivelY submit.ted
105
GrandIslaBdiNebraskaiDctob~r 3,1923,7-30iP.M.
The Council met asn Board of l~qualization for the purpose of
IGqu<il,lizing and k:":1sessing the Benefi tB aecrueing to the reailTlective
lots, tracts and parcels of lanel in Wa,ter Main District "No.28
by reason of the layinE,'; of a Water Main therein and for the
purpose of Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accruein* to
the resl')8c ti ve 10 ts, tracts and pa TC els of land i:n Sewer lJistr1ct
No .111 by rea~30n of the laying of Cl. Sewer therein and of l,evy-
:Lng~ a C.ipse 1al Tax to pay cos ts of laying:: said Water li[ains lind
SeVJcrs in the respective Districts; His Honor, the J\[ayor,presidinli::
and all Members of' the Ci ty Council present at roll call.
I'roof of pub Ii oat ion of Notice of the Meeting' as a J.3oard of
:.&1qualizatiol'l was read for the several Districts and 'Placed
on file.
The Oi ty Counoil rem.aimed im session until 8 0' clock p.l1l. arId
no person having appeared to object to or protest aeaiBst the
proposed asse~)smeBt, and levy,Kreb.m1i:e IH'eSented the followingr;
Resolu ti on as to Water I\!Iailu ]')i f3 trict 110.28 ELnd moved .its ado;p-
tion;l\/fotiOTl ca.rried on. roll c~all all MeInoers beine l1reSel0.t and
votil0.g aye,and the IQ.[ayor declared the Resolution adopted and
approved the same. Jj'or Copy of said Hesolution seepage 106
hereof.
:Krehml<::e then I)resented the followi11l1': l1esolution as t,o Sewer
IJistrict 110.111 and moved its adoption; N[otion carried on roll
call, aIm Members beiB~ present and votin~ aye;The ~fuyor
declared the Heso:Ll.ltion ado:pted and approved the same. Jfor
of said Resolution see Falej 107 & 108 hereof.
'The minuter; of the meeting(; 1113. a Board of Equalization
and ap};Jrovcild.
Adj ourn ed.
~~~~
City Clerk.
t. Block Addi ti on Front. Amount
3" ]' .151 U.P.R.R.Co. '6 2nd 136' ~)6~f.oo
L 2 Koehler Place 66' 33.00
2 2 II II 66' 33.00
3 2 II 11 66' 3~.00
1 2 11 II 66' 33.00
) 2 \1 II 66' 33.00
5 2 II II 66' 33.00
L 5 11 II 66' 33.00
2 5 " II 66' 33.00
3 5 II II 66' 33.00
~ 5 It II 66( 33.00
J 5 II II 66' 33.00
5 5 tl II 66' 33.00
7 5 IT II 66' 33.00
l 1 II tl 66' 33.00
2 1 II II 66' 33.00
3 1 II II 66' 33.00
~ 1 II II 66' 33.00
) 1 II 11 66' 33.00
3 1 II II 66' 33.00
7 1 II fI 66' 33.00
3 1 " 11 66' 33.00
d 1 II " 66' 33.00
) 1 II tl 66' 33.00
') 1 II I' 66' 33.00
....
L3 1 II Il 66' 33.00
L4 1 II If 66' 33.00
L5 1 f1 II 66' 33.00
1.6 1 II II 66' 33.00
L7 1 II II 66 ' 33.00
L8 I- II II 66' 33.00
L9 1 II 11 66' 33.00
20 1 II II 66' 33.00
81 1 n II 66' 33.00
)() 1 II II 54' 2'7.00
....hJ
1 6 " " 66' 33.00
2 6 tl I' 66' 3.3..00
3 6 II 11 66' 3'$.00
4 6 II , II 66" 33.00
5 6 II II 66' 33.00
6 6 II II 66' 33.00
'7 6 IT 66' 33.0
106
RESO IiQ1.ION
BE IT PJGSOI;VED by the IvTayor and City Council of the Ci ty of Grand
Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said purpose
as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construe .Uon of a water
main in water main district No. 28 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, not exceeding the sum of fifty cents per front foot is the
sum of ~~1415.00; that the benefits accuring to the real estate in
saidd.istrict by reason of said construction is in the sum of ~;14l5.00,
and that the benefits accruing to the respective, tracts, pieces and
parcels of land in said District by reason of the construction of a
wa tel' m.ain in said di strj.ct are as set oppo si te the several descriptionfl
thereof below as follows:
RIE SOI,UT IOlil"
B]j IT RIi:SOLVED by the Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, l:lebraska I si t ting as a Board of Equaliza t1 on for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a
sewer in. Se\ver District lio. III of the City of Grand Island, NEibraska
is the sum of ~n~"..q:~?()rZt)
that the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said distriot by reason of said construction is in the
sum of ;ik.ltl~1!>.,?(2~__; and that the benefi t8 accruing to the respective
tracts, piecefJ and pa.rcels of land in said IJi8trict by reason of the
construction of a sewer in said district are as set opposite the
several descriptions thereof below as follovis:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and lOt in Block 19, Schimmer's
.Adclition,Herrnan lifelson-Owner, $61.89 each;
Le)t s 1,2,3 t 4 ~ and 5, in Block 18. Schi:rn:mer' s .Addition,
Rohert Swift-Owner, :1ii61.89 each; I
:Lots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in Block 18. Schimrller' 8 Addition, Robert
O!vvner,$61.89 eaCh;
Lot 10 t in Block 18t Schi:rn:mer' s .Addi tion, S. C. Huston-Owner ,~~6l.89;
]'ractionals lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, in ]1ractional Block 17, Dchimmer's
Addition,.JTIstate of Perry Carlton, $61.89; .. . ·
Lots 7 and 9, in1!'1re.o tional Block 17 , Schimmel" s Addi tion,:$state
of Perry Carlton, ~p61.89 each; .
Lot8,.in Frctio,n.a;lBloc+c 17, Schimmer's Addition, Mary Renfrow
~~6l. 89; '. '. ..,.
'. .. Fractional IJot 10, in Fr~ctional Block 17, flchimmer' s .Addi tion,
MaryA.. ]1eitner,~p61.89; \i
All Blo'ck 87, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th Addition, Albert Lykke,
~~61.8.geach; //
Lots 1, 2. .3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 81 in Block 88, Wheeler & Bennett's
4th Addition, Elisha ILTrebilcock, $61.89 each;
Lots gand 10 , in Block 88, Wheeler 81; Bennett's 4th Addition,
AdamRoss, Owner, $61.89 each;
Lots 1,2 and 3, in Block 89, '~Vheeler & Bennett's 4th Addi tio:n,
MaryB. ilainline, $61.89 each; .'
. Lots 4.and 5, in Block89, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th ltddition,
ArdertI.Dunkel, ~p6l .89 each ;
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in Block 89, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th
}~a.sta te of Winfield S.Hayman, $61.89 each;
Lots 1, 2 and 3, in Block 90, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th
Ed A. ,Tones, Jr. $61.89 each;
Lot 4, in Block 90, iJVheeler &J3ennett's 4th .Addition, George
Carr ,$61. 89; .
Lot. 5, in Block 90, Wheeler 8c]i5ennett's 4th Addition,
Everhart,~p61.8g .
Lots 6 and 7, Block 90, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th.Add .,William.
$61.89 each; . .
Lot 8, Blobk90, Whe.eler &; Be:anett's 4th.A.dd. J.OarrionRi9,e,~f)6:t.~
Lots 9 and 10, in Block 90, Vf.heeler &; Bennett's 4trlAdd., .[oJ:lrr1KL
Melious,~p61. 89 each; .
Lot 1, in Block 91, 4th
$61. 89;
'.' .1,ot 2, ip Block 91, \1fheeler &; Benn~.,t,:t's Llth
Wheel e 1',$61'.89;' \,
;[jato, .in. TIloek ~vllee leI' &;
Ha&~1'nan~ :~61.89; ".
.....)illiots4 ancl5, . Block
S:ch.r.oe.€t~:t.\, .$61.8geac11;.
108
Lot 6, in Block 91, Vfueeler & Bennett's 4th Addition, Dallas D.
Dodd, $61.89; .
Lots 7 and 8, in Block 91, Wheeler & Bennett's 4th Addition,Grliff' \iV.Dodd
:~61. 89 each;
Lots 9 and 10, in Block 91, 'Tfueeler & Bennett's 4th Addition,
Estatefuf Fred Wheeler, $61.89 each.
.
109
Grand +sland,l'febrasl\:a, October :B ,1923.
l1'h8 Council met in re{i;~ular session,IIis Hcmor,the M/l1I,yor presidin&S
and all Members })resent at roll call.
]JIinutes of the meetings of SCIJtember 19,& 25,19;23 were read and
a~pproved.
:Protest of 'I.'I:1e W.n.Harrison Co., against the openi11g of Cedar
Street acro ss the right of way and tracks of the U .J) .R.1=t.Co.,
Wt:1B read and on motion of Petersen referred to the St.Corn..
l}rotests of Claus Eggers ,N[rs. J. S. Shuman and otl1e'rs agf),insj;
JJ~win~; l(istrict No.58,Kirn.ball,1bird,Oak & Plum Streets, weBS
read and on motion of Giesenhage:n referred to the street Com.
Protest of Geo.W.Meyers and others against Paving District
No.59, LL",L211 & :Pine Streets,was read and on motion of
seJ:1J.hagen referred to the street Committee.
Protest of .T.L.Salyer and others against :Paving District .No.
VVEH:3t J?ourth Street, waB read and on motion of Gilchrist l.~efer-
red to the Street Commi ttee.
Deed of Henry Jay to lot~ .3 & 8 in Block 45,Packer & BarrLs
Annex WelS read Rnd on motion of Gilchrist accepted and-ordered
rec orded and Vifarrant ordered dravm to Mr Jay for $98.80 i111
IJayment the:refor.
'1:he StreetCommi ttee reported finding the Bid of Ideal Cemellt
,
liVorIes for laying Sidewalks to be the lowest and best bid and on
motion ofJPetersen the ,same was accepted.
'The Stroet COffi11li ttee reported finding the Bid
for :Paving i?'aving :Bis tric t llfo. 57, Sou tll Front Street, to be
lo'went and best bid and, on Illotion of J?ertersen the sarn.6 was
accelrted.
The Street Cormnittee reported :Pavill~~ J)istricts :tTos.42,55 &
completed and on rrJ.otion of :PeteI'sen the Council fix:ed
~'Vedl"1esd!;l.y. OctoveI' 17,1923 fro:m 7-30:P .M. to 8 O'clock
the time for sitting as a. Board of :Equalization for said Dis-
tricts and the Clerk was iw.structed
1'he BondCo:rr:rrn.i ttee reported findil1/f; the Bond of
P'oliceman, to De in proper form and the surety
on motioli1. of Gi~senha~em the reportwak? adopted
'f'lle IJight Commi ttee lflade reJ20rt as follQws;
'1'0 the Honorable IVfayor and City Council;
We your Committee on:Lightl Water and Ic e beg leave to
smbmi t the followings Report;-
We reco~nend t~lt the following Light and Power rates be
placed in effect November 1st.
IJi C;;;h t
1 st. 2 5 JON 9~!tl
IT ext ;:'~5 KIN 08
I! 25 I\W 07
\I 25 KW 06'1',
~,
H ,400 K'll 05
II 1000 KllV 04"];'
Allover 1500 104V .03-?,\'pf
I' ower
1 s t 50 IC\tV 06,t:1
Next 50 K'vl :(J5li
Allover 200 F~V 04
stove per KW64
Ba ttery char&;in~ per Ie\]{ 05
lill:inim1JJuper rneter, ;l;n.oo
II "II ',J 501
Di ~lcount 107:' if .i)~id before tb.e 10th of the I11onth~
Respectfully submitted,
William. ]' .Krehtuke
'N .H. Gilchri st
C.H.Justice
Walter Petersen
On rn.otion oi> :P\etersen the Heport was ado:pted.
Bond & Ordinance Co:m.mi ttee reported recormnendin~: the i\rnemd-
ment of Ordinance as requested by the Man.a.ger of the 'l'wlephone
Company at a previous meeting araCl onmotiorl of Giesenhagen
the report was a.dopted.
'1'he 'Folice COll1rni ttee made report as follows;
. Grand Island,October 3t1923.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council;
VIet your Committee on :Police and Bo(;~>rd of Health to whom vvas
referred the matter of purchasing a new car for the Police
Department recomm.end that the pre~3ent ca,r be swld for ~f,150.00'
cash al1d a new ~ard '1'ourin~ Ca.r, wi thout starter be purcllased.
C .Jill:ichelson,
\N.R.Gilchrist,
Geo,Mildenstein,
Vl.m. ]' . Kr ehrnk e
On motion of l\[iehelson the Report was adppted and the Jl1t&tter
referred back to the Cormnittee wi th :P'ower to Ac t.
The Sewer Cormnittee reported Sewer Districts Nos.94tl12 &
completed ,md the Coune il, on mo tion oi' Kreluulce, determined tC'l
sit as a 13oardof Ji.lqv,alization for said Districts on WedneSdaY,
, October 17,1923, from 7-30 PiM. toil 0 'clock ;P .1\[. of said da.y
for said Districts and the City Clerk was instructed. tC'l
proper noticethereof~
I]"he Sewer Committee reported :Progress all the Sewer
projects wheN the rain would allow tb,em to Vvork.
110
III
Giesenhae;sn suggested the rem.oval of the Stumps and Dead ~:'rees
from I,il'ldo1nrark and ol'lirIotion of Petersen the matter was
re:ferred to the :fiark Commi ttee.
'The di ty liJngineer reported verbally as to fixing up the grounds
'J'he i3ewerCommi ttee relJOrted reconrr!1endin~b the ,Acceptance o:f the
at the nisposal Plant.
bid of \M-n.Kelly & Co., for ,Selyer District 114 , being the only bfid
ana on IilO ti on of 'Krehnll\:e the reIlort was E),dopted and Contract
awarded;
'" Ci ty pr01lerty Commi ttee reported recOlmnendi1'1_g that no action be
taken in. re@;ard to the esta,blishf!lent of a Municipal Coal Y&.rd
and on rn.otion of Giesenhagen the l'eport was adopted.
Bills alB;ainst the 8i ty were re~?cl E.nd on FlOtion of Krehm.ke
for liBtsee the Claim Register. .
Claim of Dr.Ryder for attendance upon City employees in the
:!1:,6[)wt~S read and di-scuBsed.and on .motion of Haux allowed.
On motion of Krehm.ke the matter of' defiIlin<<~ the duties of the
City Physician in caring for employees was referred to the
:Police Comrni ttee to il1ve~3tiga teand rellort.
]'etition of Albert VariBibber,Jessie O'Neill and I\lIrs.,J.O.Bobo
for the creation of a Sewer District between 7n & en Streets
from }3eal street to lambert Street was read a.nd on moU.on of
Mildenstein referred to the Sewer Cownittee.
:P'etition of W.1U.Claytorl,etal. for the Creation of a Pavin{g;
District embracing West Koenig Street from the -\V'est lilJle
of T'i1den Street to the Oi ty lj.Il1i t,s was read and on TilOtion of
Gilchrist referred to the Street Co:rnmi ttee.
Gilchrist presented the fallowing Resolution
Resolution
WhereaB the 1\![ayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of Gra.:rld Island
has by Ordinance No.9C38 of said City Directed the ifJsuance of
l'avinss :District Bonds in the SUI'll of $20,000 of l)aving~ District
110.39 of said Ci ty, to the Cor:illllercial Stt;),te Bv"nk of Grand
Island; a:nd VVhereas '(I'{atrants have been is sued and are now
outstanding against said Paving District No.39 in the sum Df
l"'o1"e J--J'l"" n. ,fli') 0 .000'
"". G. <Co" 'iI.!I'-'.~ ,
r-Tow Therefore; Be it Resolved by the Mayor and 01 ty Coul'1c11
of said Gity that the Mayor and City Clerk of said City be and
they hereby are authorized and di1"ec ted to deliver to the sa,i:d
Gornmercia,l State Bank of Grand Islam. said Bonds in the sct.1d
suni of ~~20,000 and receive the money therefor and 1)G1Y the saffle
to tll.e City '.rreasurer. GrRnd Isla,nd,11eb1"aska,Octo'ber 3,1923. .
W.B.Gilchrist.
011 Jrlotion of Gilchrist the Hesolutionwas cldopted.
112
, . ~ .j. 0 ~1 . "1'" -',. 1 L'
G],1ch1'2:2;"(" preiJen"ect 'l,:lE~ :to J.o1JlJJ..n~,~ heso u'clon;
Hesolutio!'l
V{laereas; 'J.'h6 Ii/layor and Oi ty Council of the Ci ty of Grand Island
Nebraskathas by Ordinance No.989 of said City Directed the
i:3suance of Pavinlr~ District Bonds in the sum of ;i\;l:GtOOO of
I'<:wing Di s tri c t No. 41 of said Gi ty to the Gommersial St'7.1,te
J3ank of Grand Island j Nebraska; And Whereas ;'W'arrcmts have been
drawn aga.i11st said Oaving District J:ro.41 and "ire now out-
standing in exce:3S of said sum of ~~,12,OOOI Now Therefore;
Be it Resolved,by the ]vIayor and City Council of said City;
that the J'lifayor and Ci ty Clerk of said G i ty be and they hereby
are authorized and directed to deliver to the Cornmercial
State BEt11k of Grand Iald.nd said Bonds in the mnllum.m:rfisaid sum
of :Ha;2IOOO upon the IJaymen t theref'or of the sum of :par an,d
accrued interest thereon; and to pay said proceeds of said
sale to the City Treasurer.
Grand Island,NebraskaIOctober,3,1923. '\iV.B..Gilchrist.
On motion of Gilchrist the Hesolution WdLS adOIJtedi
Gilchrist presented the following Resolution;
Resolution
Whereas the :iVIayor and Ci ty 80uncil of the Ci ty o:f Grand
IslandjNebraskal has by Ordinance No.97310f said Bity di~ected
the i:3sLH:lnce of Intersection :'Pavin~; Bonds in the Burn of
~~301000 to pay the expense of J:"'aving t,he Intersections 'in
;Paving Diatricts]Tos.39,4lj42 ,& 52 of said City;'
And Whereas there have been drawn Ci ty \'Varrants in the sum of
~!J;~:S2,013 to pay the eXpe:rlse of paving the Intersections in said
}'aving J)istricts;~1;20JOOO of which Ba,uds have been alree,dy del-
ivered;J:.TowITherefore; Be it Hesolved by the ][iRyor and City
Council of said Ci ty of Grfmd Islandl that the Mayor <',nd City
Clerk be and they hereby are authorized and directed to deliv-
er the balarlce of sai d Bonds, to-wi t; the sum of 1U~10, 000 there-
Of, to the J:<'ir8t lira tional Bank of GraJ'ld Island upon the :E"ayxnent
therefor of par and accrued interest thereon to date of delive;r
Grand Island,NebraskatOctober 3,1923. W.R.Gilchrist.
On motion of' Gilchrist said Rel301utj.on VJaful adopted.
An Ordinance lifO.990 vacating Streets & Alleys in Shoema..kers
Addi tion, and consenting to the I;ilat of Woodbine .i\.ddi tion
WEtS :pre~Hmted;
Moved by :Miehelsol1 that the Ordinanc e be placed on its fi rst
readinf~ ;
Carri ed on roll ce.11, Gi esenrlagenl Gilchrist ,Haux,Krehmke, JU8tic e,
Michelson,JkTildensteil'1 and :PeteJ?sen voting ayejnay none;
:l'~e Ordinance was read and declared paf; sed i t8 first reading;.
Moved by Jus ti c e t11a t the rules be sUIi.~pend(ad Elnd said Ordinal'lCe
placed on its second reading by its title;
Carried on rollcall, Gies enha,gen, Gilchris t , Haux, Justic e tKrehnDi.:et
Michelson,lVIildemsteil'l <-~nd :Petersen votillf& aye,nay no:n.e;
'l'b,e Ordinance was read by its ti tle and declared pa Elsed j. ts
01'10. reading. .
1.1i10ved by~1Ii1densteil1 that the rules be suspended and the
Ordinance placed on its third reading by its title;
Carried on roll call,Gie13enhageniGilc:hrist,HauxtJustice,Krehmke,
Michelsoll,l\[ildenstein and 1?etersen voting ayelp nay none; .
Said OrdinEwce was read byi ts title a,neJ. declared :paf313ed its
thire. readi:ri&;;
:Movedby Michelson that thesaicl @rdinance be placed on its
final pf.~ssage 8Jld f'inallypassed;
CaT!' i ed on l' 011 calli Gi es enhagerll Gi lohr i L'l t, Haux , Ju.s tic e ,Krehrnke)
Miohelsom,I\iIildensteih and Petersen yotinf",; aye,nay none;
Said Ordinance was declared finally pa~~'sed <:.1,11d the Ntayorappro:vm
th e same,
11:')
Ordinance No.991 J.levying a 8:peoia1 Tax ilil,.Water Main District
no.;~;8,Ordinance l'Io.992 Levyil1€s a Special ~aJ{ in Sewer :Di$trict
No .111 and Ordinanc e No. 993 Creating Bewel~ :iJi stric t Iro .115
were presented;
JiIovec(by Uildenntein tl~~t said Ordinances Nos.991;]i;i;:::; 8'.; 993
and each of theJ:ll be placed on their firs t readi:ng;;
Carried on roll call; Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justic8,Krehmko,
lVrichels on ,l\[ildeng tein and I'eterSel.l voti:ng aye, na,y none;
'J"he said Ordinancesl'ros.991,992 & 993 and each of them. were read
and declared passed their first reading;
:WCovedbyJw:;tice thc;,t said Ordinances l~oi3.991,992 & 993 and each
of them be placed on their second readi by their respective
titles and that the rules be suspended;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux,tTustice,I(rehmke,
MichelsoJ:1,lVfildens teirl and Petersen voti aye. nay none;
laid Ordinances Nos.991,992 & 993 and each of them were read by
their respective ti tlea and declared IJaSi:led their second readingr.
J)j[oved by Krehmke tha,t the rules be SUSI)ended cHld said Ordinances
Nos. 991,992 & 993 and. ea.ch of them. be l)laced 011 their tldrdread~
i ng by their respec ti ve ti tIes;
Carried on roll call Giesenhag'en , Gilchrist,Haux, ,Tustice,Krehm.1zG,
Michelson. IvIi ldens te1n and :Fetersen voti a.ye ,nay none;
Said Ordinances 1\fos.991,99~; & 993 and each of them viel'e read
by their respective titles and declared passed their third
Moved by F'etersen that said said Ordinances Nes. 991, 992& 9
and each of them be placed on their final l)[ju:Js1i~,g:e and finally
J)a.B s ed~;
Carri ed on roll ca.ll, GiefJe11hagen. G1 Ichrif~ t , Haux ,J\n3tic e , Krehln.ke .
}\.[i chelson, lQtildenstein &1,nd I'eterseB votinti;' ~lYe, nay none ;
~'he May@r declal'cd said Ordina.l1ces J:Ios.. 991,992 SG 993 and eao11 of
them finally JJ8,fJ sed Elnd a}Jliro ved the same.
Heports of the Clerk,Weif,runaster,I}olice :rudge,Water,ld/!!:ht &; Iee
Co:rmnis s1 one I' ,Chi a:e of Poli ee and of' Depo si tory Banks were
read ;;.nd 011 motion of 1iHldenstein referred to the Finance COJ;)1..
mi ttee.
JEstirmlte of' the City :imgineer of' the cost of construction of
Sewer in Sewer District No.114 was read and on motion of
Krehrnke the :l;stirnate was a,dopt:d nnd the Clerk instructed to
advertise for bids for construction of Satne.
Adjourned
~~~~
114.
Grand Island,NebraskB,Oetober 17,1923,7-39,P.M.
'1'be Gouncil !net as a Board of Equalization
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits aoorueing to the respeotive
lots, tracts and parcels of land by reason of the constrlwtionof
Sewers in Sewer Districts N~i. 94,112 & 113 of the City of Grand
I(jl~'ncJ .Nebr('::>ska ond Levvill[TA St,',Jcclal ~L'ax to 1.)ay the eY1'.)eJ,18 e.. cr"',;,
" ~ C""." "" el.l.. ", t..,(",. .) '<b'j) . ~ ....,{'o.. L~ ..., J.; IIrJot>
~)aid constlhuction,His Honor, the Iil[ayor,})residint::,: and all Members
present (],t roll call; The Council rem.ained in Session until g
Olclock,P.M.' of f~aid day and no person having
to or :protest a(;;ain8t the l;roposed Assessment <\.nd Levy,Notice
of the Meeting; as a Board of liJqua,lization Wi th Proof if
Publioation attached was read and l)laced on :file whereUl)Ol'll
KrehmJee presented the fOl1ovring Hesolution as
No.94 and moved its adoption; For Copy of said Resolution see
pat~;e J15 following; Said Hesolutiol'l "WE1S adopted 011 roll
all being present and voting aye, and
aclop'ted.
Krehmke then introduced the fo1Iowil1~;
the Resolution was declar
As to Sewer Di8trie~ l12
Resolution~and moved its
adoption; For copy of said Resolution see page 116 following;
;3aio. Hesolutiol'1 was adopted on Hall cI,111,Al1 I\IIe::tibel's "beint's
11resent cund votinr. aye,a,nd the E.esolution was o.eclar:;d adopt
Krel:nnke then presented the fol1owin&;Hesolution ev(l to Sewer
lution see page 117 following; Motion carried on roll call
JJistrict NQ.1l~'S and moved its a.dOl)tioB ; II'or COllY of said Heso-
and the Mayor declared the Hesolution adopted.
'The Ininutes of the lneeting [18 a Board of ~Equalization were
read tl.nd a:pproved ,whereu:pon the Council Adjourned.
~6~-A
City Clerl\:.
115
Rl1;SOLUTION
BJTI IT RU~SOI,Vlm by the Mayor and C;i ty Counc il of the City of
GrEmd Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total eX:gense of the construction of a
sewer in Sewer District 94 of the Oi ty of Grand Island, .Nebraska
is the sum of 4~
--'
that the benefits accruing to the real
estate in said district by reason of said construction is in the
sum of af'j5:t .and that the benefits accruing to theres:pec.tilTe
,P _.... .. - - ._ - - ,
tracts, pieces and parcels pf land in said district by reason of the
cunstruction of a sewer in said district are as set oppoai te the
several descriptions thereof below as foll()ws:
Lots, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and ~O, in Block tw:anty~ two (22),
Schimmer's Addition, ~~ 39.38 each.
116
R1~SOLUTI Ollf
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty Q.:f
i
Grand Ismnd, IJebraska, si tting as a Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice pre~ented:
Tha t we do find the total expenbe of the cons truction 0 f a
sewer in Sewer District No. 112 of the Oi ty of Grand Islmld, Nebraska
is the sum of :/Ii -(lff!~!.___..__.; that the b enefi ts accruing to the I' eal
estate in said district by redson of said conf:d~ruction is in the
sum of ~pt'l'{tll 0 . and that the benefits accruing to thy respective
_ ..._i'""__ _.",..,.. _ _..~
,
tracts, pieces and parcels of land in said District by reason of tIle
construction 0 f a sewer in said district are as set oppo:d te the
several descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, d, in Block seventy one (71), Original"
~own. $55.09 each.
117
RESOl~Ul'I ON
BIG IT HJimOLVJ1;D by the Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalization for said
11
IlLJ.rpose as per Proof of lq'otice presented:
Tha t we clo find the total expense of the construction 0 f a
sewer in Sewer District 113 of the Ci ty 0 f Grand -Island, Nebraska
is the sum of ttLfJ_L~!P_____; that the benefi ts accruing to the real
estate in said di strict b Y' reason uf said construction is in the
b.'-t} (;"Ij
sum. of $_-\i'.-I----.-; and that the -benefi ts accruing to the respective
tracts, piece;:; and J)arcels of land in said dif3trict by reason of the
COTIBtruction of a sewer in said district are as set opposite the
several descriptions the1'eo;f below as follows:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, in Block two (2),
Koehler Place ,~~52. 50 each.
118
Grand Island,JSrebraska,Oetober 17,1923,7-30 ,P.M.
The Gouneil filet as a J30m:rd of ]:qualization for the purpose of
J.;quali zing and
sessing the Benefits accrueing to the respec-
tive lots.tracts and parcels of land iN I'avil'2g D1strie No.tIE
of said Oi ty by reason of the I)c;i,vi
tXL reof and of Leyyimg
',,1, S:pecial ta.x to pay the
eNpense thereof;His Honor, the
Mayor,Ilresic11ng and all Members present at roll call;
Proof oS publication of notice of the meeting as a Board
of }i;qualization VnUiJ read [l,nd filed; 'I'll.e Council remained
l'Yt;)tersen
in Sef3siol1 untj.l a O'clock,P.J~I.,vvllenA~ prcEJented the
fallowing Resolution and
moved its adoption; Mr.Leo B.Stuhr
then addTessed the Council enquiri
as to the inspection of
the J?8;vim~~ in said :Di~tric~i };[o protests ailbainst the proposed
Ji.Df38f18.\nent rind Ilevy havi:rlf.~ beelfJ. filed said Jl1otion to adopt.
said lilesolution was put and carried 011 roll call,Giesenha~erl,
Gi lohri stl Haux) Justioe , Krehnlke , Michelson,J'Jli Idel1.steim and
P'etersen voting aye, nay none; and the l\liayo:f:ll;- declared the
Resolution adopted.For Copy of said Resolution see pages
119,120 alld 1.21 followimg: ; mmn ~
'The minutes of the meeting: as a Board of IGqualization were rea.d
and. approved.
Adjour:ned
.~t! ~p~
P~~~i~ (Clerk.
119
RESOL1J'~]:ON
:BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebra.ska, sitting as A Board of Equa.liza.tion for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the tota.l expense of the tionstruction of ;pav~ng
in Pa.:ving District No. 42 of t~e City of Grand Island, Ne'braska.,is
the sum of $21.539.26; thtot,t the benefits acoruing to the realesta.te
in said district by reason of said construotion is in the sum of
$21.539.26; and that the benefits accruing to the respeotive tra.cts,
pieces and parcels of land in said l>istrict by reason of the
tion of paving in said district ~ea.s set opposite the several
eriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot I, Block 76, Original. town, E.W.Augll.stine,owner
Lot 2,in Block 78,Original tOWll,E.W.Augustine,owner
Lot 2, in Blo ck 78, Original town, Sar'ah Kelley, owner
Lot,S '1 and a in Block 'la, original town, Caroline Beberness,est.,
owner, $3lV.7l and $741.33, respectively. '
Lot 4,in Block 77, original" town and Lot 3,inBlock 77,original
town, S.N.W01bach,onwer $726.82 and $311.53 respectively.
Lot 5, in Block 77, original town, Wm. Scheffel,oWIler
Lot 6, in Block 77 t original tevm, Aug. Fischer
Lot 5. Northi in Block 76,original town~Mildred McAllister
owner, $151.58
Lot 5. South i in Block 78,origina.1 town, Ja.cob Windnaglel. . ..:
owner ~353.76
Lot 6. in >>look 'lB, originaJ. town, Mary ]'isher,ovvner
$505.28
Lots '1 &: 8, in Block 78, original towrl, Caroline Bebernes$,est.
owner $565.28 eaeh
Lot 4. in Block 91, original town, Niels Nielsen
Lot 2. Westervelts Sub-Division, West 266 Feet Sophia BO"Q.Quette"
owner, , $101. (:)6
Lots 1 and 2 in Block 91, origi:nal to'llln, Niels Nielsem,oWLler "
$505.28
Lot 5, Block 77, original town , Wm. Scheffel, owner
Lot 6, Block 77, original town, Aug. Fi:scher,.owner
Lot 7.' Blook 77, origina?- town, Mary La:ngin, owner
Lot 8,. South ninety:feet, Block 77, original town,
(,)'wner,
Lot 8, Northforty...two feet, Block 77 ,original town, F
Kelse, owner,.
Lot 5, Ul. Block 76, original town,
1:20
Lot 6, in Block 76, original town. , David Alexander, owner $415.07
Lot 7, in Block: 'l6, original town, Dora BalIdorf, owner $415.07
Lot 8, 30.84 feet,in Block 'l6,original town,Peter Paulsen,owner
$323.75
Lot 8, No.48 feet,in Block 7S,original town,Bertha ~uillen,owner
$91..12
Lbt 5, NO.60 feet,in Block 75,original town,A.A. &: M.A.Werts, 0
owners. $116.22
Lo:l: 5,30.72 feet,in Block 7S,original town, Jacob Sebriener,$298.85
Lot 6,
Lot 7
,
Lot 7.
$415!07
$207.53
$207.54
$415.07.
$415.07
in Block 7S,original town, John A.Fergnson,owner
W1a,inBlock 'l5,original tOWll,Thos. J.Bulger,owner
E1rtin Block 'T5,original to\m,Mildred Marsh,owner
Lot 8, in Block 75, original town, Hans Moeller, owner
Lot 5, in Block 74, original town., Ja..mes Harder,. owner
Lot 6, in Block 74, original town, Desmothenes,Theodoropolus.
owner $415.07
Lot 7, in Block 74. original toon,Eastt Mary. Brady,owner $207.53,
Lot 7 t in Block 74, original Town, West t Dorothtt J.~pers, owner
$207.54
Lot 8, in Block 74, original town, Claus Eggers ,owner $415.07
Lot 4, ill Block 92, original toWIl, A. J. Baumann, o,;vner $4l5.W7
Lot 3 in Block 92, original town,West l6 feet, A. J .Baurnann~'
,
owne r100.46
Lot 3, in Block 92, original town,Ea-st 50 feet, Rodolph Bock
owner $~14.6Z
Lot 9 in Block 92, original town, Leo B. Stuhr, owner $415.07
ll.I,
Lot 1, in Block 92, original town, A.Benninghofen, estate $415.07
Lots 3 and 4, in Block 93,original tmffi, Theo,Schamna.:nn, owner,
$415.0~. ea.eh
Lot 2 Block 91, original town. Evmi.Lutheran Church,oWIler $4l5~07
,
Lot 1, in Block 93, original town. Henry J.Beckerjowner $4l5.()7
Lot 4, in Block 94, original -town, North ..:t.. Wm.BroWIl. owner $290.55
:?,
Lot 4, in Blook 94, original town,
Lot 3 in Block 94, original toWIl, Geo .Mildenstein, 01lfner
,
Lot 2, in Blo ck 94, original town,
Lot 1, in Block 94, original town, Gec. Liebsaekt owner
Lo1;83 and 4, in Block 95, original town, A.Benning
owner
Lot 2. in Block: 95, original town,P~ilip3oh1t owner
Lot 1, in Bloe~ 95,
l~n
:dent and levy ; al1J.d Proof of Publication of Notice of' Meeti
as a
Lot 25 in Block 91, ~riginal Tmm, N,iels Nielsen,olwne,r
Lot 2 Westervelt's Subdiv. W266', Sophia Boquetteowner
$480.01
$25.27
Walter Petersen
Grand Island,Nebraska,October 17,1923,7-30,P.M.
'rhe Council cnet citE! n, Board of(~qualiz8,tion for the purpose of 'JB:qual-
izin~g and ASf38E3sing the ber18fi ts accrueinu;: to the respective lots,
t I'~[:'LC t s
srcels of land in Paving Districts Nos.55 & 56 bB reri~on
of the paving thereof a,nd. :Levying; a Sl)ecial 'l'ax to pay for said
(;xpense ,His Honor, th eLTayor dlres iding and all J\'[emberE) pree] ent at 1'011
call; The Council :temain,ed in ses8ion until 8 o'closk,p.B1. and no
Jl erGon 'aJ:>})ear:i.
to object to or protest
nst the proposed 8,c3S8,Hi
Board of :tTIqualization lU:'l.Vlng been read and placed 011 i'ile .:PeterSel'l
presented the following Resolution as to Paving District No.55 and
moved its adoption; rnoticl1 carried on roll call, GisBenhaC1;en:.Gilcb.r
IIaux,Justice,Krehl11lce,lvlichelson,fi![ildenutein and ]Jeterden voting:~ aye,
nay none and the Iii[ayor decl~tred tb.o Hesolution adopted; li'oI' copy
said Resolution see
page 122 hereof following this
e-
,
Petersen then presented the following Resolution as to Paving
No.56 and Tnoved its l1do.ption; Motion carried on roll call, GieBenha&;
G.i leb.ri st, Ha:ux, ,Ttw tic e , Krehmke ,lvlichelson ,ilH Ide:r1f.l tein and
voting cwe,nay Flonp;and theJvlayor declared the Hesolution adopted.;
J<'o1' COI)&, of said Hesolution see page 123 hereof following:;
~Che lJ:'J.inutes of the rneeting [H3 a :Board of Ii:qualization were read and
D-}yproved.
Adjourned
~
City Clerk.
122
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Grand
Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equ.alization for said pur-
pose as per Proof of Notice presented:
Tha.t we do find the total expense of the paving of the Paving
District 55 South Kimball Avenue; of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is the sum of $6526.56; that the benefits accruing to
the neal"estate in said district by reason of said paving is in
the amount of $6526.56; and that the benefits accruing to the res-
pective tract, pieces and parcels of land i.n said district by
reason of the paving in said district are as set opposite the
several descriptions thereof below as follows:-
Lot 1,
Lot 2,
Lot 7,
Lot 8,
Town, Oscar Wells, owner
Town, S.N.Wolbach,o\v.ne~
TOwIl, Mary Langill,owner
Town., (S 90'); Oscar Wells
owner $389.70
Lot 8, in Block 77, Original Tovm,(N 42'); Florence Kelso,
owner $181.38
Lot 1, in Block"92, Original Town, A.Benninghoven,estate;
Lot 2. in lllook 92. Or iginal Town, Leo B. S tU.hr . owner t~~~:~:
Lot 7, in Block 92, Original Town,(W 50' of E 60'), Dora &
Gus Sanders, OVffiers $207.22
Lot 7, in Block 92, Original Town; (W6'); Fred Hald,owner
. . . . 22.84
Lot 7, in Block 92, Original T'own; (;Nt-;ID4'~'.); Wm.Speetzeu,
ovvuer $ 7.34
Lot 7, in Block 92, Origin~l Town; (St-E4'); Anna Schipman, .
o\mer ~dl..7 .34
O.:P . Knerl , olimer '276.i57
~:fsi;o~i~;~~~~:er':2~~:~~
('128') :Fannie L. Allen,
owner $104.42
Lot 3, in Block 76, Original Town; (E28'); Lavina Wilkinson,
o\mer$14<DJ.32
Lot 6, in Block 76, Original Town; David. Alexander,owner
$244.74
Lot 5, in Block 76, Original Town; Charles E.Fralmck,owner
t57J..08
Lot 4, in Block 93, Original T0W11; Theo.schaumann,ownerI571.08
Lot 3, in Block 93, Original Town; Theo.Sch~nnann,ovmer~244.74
Lot 5 & 6, in Block 93, Original Town; (N44t); Wm.Bordner,
owner $271.94
Lot 5 &; 6), in Block 93, Original Town; ( 844' -12') on East;
Richard Wiesner, owner . $257..12
Lot 5 & 6, in Block 93, Original Town; (S44' of' N88' andEIZ'
of 844'); Antoine< Voss, owner,;':' $286".76
Lot 8, in Block 92, Original Tovm; st. Anna Schipman, owp.er
$285.54
Lot 8, in Block 92,. Original Town; Nt, Wm.Speetzen, O'WIler
$285,54
in Block 77,
in Block 7'7,
in Block 77,
in Block 77,
Original
Original
Original
Original
!5'71~08
jf244.'l4
~244.74
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
4, :i.n Block
4, in Block
4, in Block
3, i.n Block
76,
76,
76,
76,
Original
Original
Original
Original
Town. ;
Town;
Town;
Town;
Walt er. :Pet.ersen
123
RESOLUTION.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of Equalizatiol1 for said
purpose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the paving of the Paving
District No.. 56 - South Sycamore, of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska, is the sum of $3756.59; that the benefits accruing to the
real estate in said district by reason of said paving is in the
amolU1t of $3756.59; and that the benefits accruing to
tract, pieces and paroels of land in said district by
paving in said district are as set opposite the several descriptions
thereof below as follows:
Lot l,in Block 91,Original Tovvn, Niels Nielsen,owTIer,
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Sophia Bouquette ,ovvuer
Lot 2, WestervlOHts Sub.Division; W.266'; Sophia Bouquette,
" owner, $250.71
Lot 4, Block 92, Original Town, A. J. Baumann, owner
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Lot,,3; ,'; .Bl\Qclt. 92, n
Lot 3, Block 92, IT
Lot 5, Block 92, If
w.16' ;A. J. Baumarm,
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E.50t, ; RUdolpl:t, Bock, owner
~,Thos .Larris on, etal, ovvner$.52S.5'7
Lot 5, Block 92, Original Town,Gustav Dannhausen,owner
Lot 6, Block 92,
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,Fred Hall, O'J'Vller
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Lot 5, Co.Sub.Division, W2SW4,15-ll-9; Lou.ise Imcas,owner<{jl28f3.85
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Lot 2, VV'estervelts Sub,DiviSicm, :B~.501 ;Detlef & M.]lIathiesen,
owners, $1.50.;,,4;9
Walter Petersen
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Grand Island,l\febraSlka, October 1'7,19;23
'I'JJEJ Council ml:1t in. regular seGsion JUs Honor,the JlKayor,preBidin,gr
and, Gi es enhagen, Gilchrist, Haux, .Tus ti c e ,Krehml\:e, IvIi ohelson ,hU lclen-
JvIr. cnaus :!Dggers address ed the Couno il as to YJ.i s
o teD t aee.,inn t
f, d3 e:i
.ana ~etersen present at roll call.
The l:linutes of the la,nt reffular meetixlg were ref;1d and apl)roved~
Paving District 58.
Mr. Ij'v.J3.Hilbert enquired' as to the I'roteut filed ctgairlst Ils.vim.gr ."t:0.
IJistrict Ne. 59. The Street Committee advised that fer want /"
'M. b-- .
of ti.m.e nei ther 'orateD t hELc'D'be en examined. by' the Corumi t tee.
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l\[r.IJeo B.Btuhr asked as to when the Council would IJELke an
inSl1EJction of' Paving Dif:ltricts 42,155 & 56 and Was advised. 'by
the Conlmi ttee that he would be notif"ied -when they would be
inspected and given an opportunity to be :present.
JJtc.Harder called the attentiola dl:lD the Council to what he con-
sidered to be an excessive assessment and Levy against his
property in Paving Distri ctNo.41 and was advised by the
City :E:nE~iX1eer trEtt hiB _1I.i'3SeUsment and J~evy Wets Elade orl the
same bards as the other In'OIJerty in the Dif3trict.
The COBunercial State Bank presented a bid of par and accrued
iritere!.') t for ~a8, 000 , Pavinl Di stri c t No.4~3 Bonds, beEtring[ a
rate of 6%,optiomal from date and on motion of Gilchrist the
bid was accepted.
Bid of' Wm.Kelly (s~ Co., for construction of' f3evver in Sewer
~District No.115 was opened a,nd rea,d and on motion of Krehmke
referred to the Sewer COllnrrittee.
Bond of t~e J.W.Traill Paving 00., covering their Contract
Paving:; J)istrict 1\To.57 was :presented and the Bond Co:mmittee
reported finding sa:me in 1)1'Op0r form and the surety suffi ci ent
a.nd on rnotion of Giesel1ha{~en the Bond was a:pIJroved.
'J'}'.1e Sewer Gormnittee re}?orted Sewer District!.'3 1\1'08.82,97 &98
c m'l1pleted I.Ct8 per contract and on motion of' Krehrnke the
determirlec1 to 81 t as a Board' of' :if!iqualizatiol'l &tf; to
01'[ Wednesday Novellll1er 7, 19~d3 f'ID'om 7-30:tm.
said day until 8 O'clock,P.1\[. of said day and the
instruc~ed to &iva prop~r notice 'sf said meetimg.
~he Sewer dommittee repc>rted ,fiIlldimc the bid ot: wm.Kell.i
for the c0l'lstrticthll' of a.' Sewer. ila Sewer D1 striet Ne.115 te
be the .lowesta,nd best \lid and. 0. lil1otion etKreh:m.ke the. report
was adopted aDd ceBtrfl,et a.warded accordin!ly.
Bills against the Oi ty were rea.d and on motion of Mildellatein.
al10wed,fer list see the Claim B.eCister.
The llayor called up the matter of Repairu on the West First
Street Pa.ving and advised that no definite a.rrangement had.
been made with the Contra.ctor for its examina.tion and a.dvised
immediate action in the ma.tter;a.fter discussion by the Ma.yor
Members "of the Couneil and Mr.B.J.Cunningham.a.ttorney for
the property owners in the Distriot Krehmke moved tl1at the
City Clerk be instructed to notify the Attorney for the
E.D. Wyner Construction Co., in Gra.nd Island that the ~it.y
a.ccepts Mr. Grant as an Engineer to investigate said Faving
on :First Street, and that unless they a.dvise the City withil'l
five days from the service of.this notice 'of their agreemel'lt
to employ Ur. Mr. Grant the Oi ty will regard it as
Motion carried. on roll call all MeRibers being present a.n<i
voting aye; Mr. Gilchrist then D1oved;
Tha.t in the ~vent the TYner Construction Company does. not
accept Mr.Gra.nt of Liricoln,tomake the investigation on the
11rst Street Distrfet within five days the :Mayor a.b.d Oity
Clerk De'iustrueted to enter into a. Contract with Kr.Green
of the Western Laboratories Company to make
as to the present cH,')ndition of, the :Pavinga.nd. to a.scerta.in
if same is up to Specifications.
Motion carried on ,Roll call a.ll Deingpresent and voting
JUdge Kroger addressed the Qouneil as to Com:plaint,t of lIfr~'fasm.e:r
in them.atter of Gc>nne0tingwi th the Sewer and on motion of
Krehmke the matterwa.s referred to the Sewer Committee.
Petition of' W.O~Lee,J.A~.AndersQn,Geo.:rvrattke and0thers askitli
for the Fa.vingof Sixth$tree~ :f'rt\)!IlPin~ 'hoJlday
on rnotion of ;peters .en refer rea to. /the~treetc:o_ittee..
The Of ty1&ngineer pres.ente.dBst.imateof the eost
Sewer District No.116 a.nd on motion of KrehJii!,te
adoptedaud the City Clerk instructed to
An Ordinan~e,No.994,~Ulending Seetion2 oft)rdinance
. z' _.::~ '
llep'ealingsaid 6e_oti on N.O.2 ,An0:rtiinancejNO. 995 erea tingSevter
District, No .:J.:J.o, An Ordinance,NO~ 996 proifiding for issua.nce o.f
Paving:bistriet NO.42 Bonds,An ordinance,NCL.997 levying
tax in Sewer District N0.94.An Ordinance,NO.998 levying
tax in Sewer District NO.ll2,An Ordinance,NO.999 levyimgspeeia,l
tax in Sewer District -Ne.ll3,..A:n Ordinance,NO .'a1000 levYing
tax inPe.v~ng ;District NO.42,An Ordinanee'No.lOOl levying
taX in Paving Jlistrict NO.55 and AnO:rdinan.EloJiO'i,:L002
spe~iai tax in Paving Distriet No";"o6 were presented;
Moved bylUchelson that said Ordina.nces,NOS. 994, 995,996,997,998,
999"lOOO,lOOl a.ndl002 and each of' the.lae placed on their first
reading; Oarried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,JuElt:Lce,
Kreh:mk.e,]Uenelson, J[~ldenstein and1?etersen
"
Said Ordinancesa.nd~aeh of the. were read
their first reading.
Moved 'by Gilchrist that ltJa.ec::, rules "e suspended
'. ";.
'0L-,'_' , . -:: ,. -. _ _ :
Nos. ~94;9.9o.996,997,998, 999, IOOO, IOOI, I002 and
placed on their_~J~ond reading,lil;y their r(9speetive titles;
Carried on rOllCl)ij~.t~Giesenb.agen, Gilc.hrist,H'$;uX,Justiee,Kre~,e..,
Mi ehel$on,1I!:h1l.d:el1stein$nd .Petersen, vat.ing'a;ye,rtaynone;
,;#"'"
. ., S:~:~Q.<:~~:~;~m_~,:e:~>t.ap;p.Ci~~th:,\:@;f5':i;~.!""e::r;~c; r~;~~\ "bW}' t:g~4~
titles and dec+aredpassed their second readinAt.
Moved 'by Justice that the rules 'be suspended and
Nos. 994,995,~96,99'7,99a,.~99, 1006; 1001 and I002 and each of them
be pla.ced on their .third readi~g lily their respective title.s;
Garri ed on roll call, Giesehhagen,Gilchri st,Haux, Justic.e ,:K:re1:iB1ke,
\
Miehelson,Yildensteinand. Petersen voting aye,nay none;
Ia.id OrdinanceS arid ea.chof them were read by their
titles and declared. passed their third readi.tl~.
:Mo'V'ed'by Mildens tein thatsad.d 0rdin~cesE'os .994 ,995, 996;997,iia,,'
999,lOOO,lOOl and. 1002 a.nd each of them 'tile plaeed ontheir~il1a.l
passage E\.~dfina.llypassed;
. - -, , ,'- -,'. - -,,' --' - ,:' - , : - - - ", - - - _: - ,- . - , ~ - - - - ,-,' '- -: - ---' -~
Carried on roll eall,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist.HawqJustiee,Krehinke"
]i[;iehelson,lfildenstein and Petersen voting aye ,nay none;
The llayor deGlar;ed
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12,'7
Gilchrist presented the following Resolution and moved its
adoption;
Resolution
Whereas Paving District No.42 of the Oity of Grand. Island has
Been completed and Warrants have Deen drawn in the SUJIl' of more
than $18,OOO.against said JDistriet to 1'80' for said Pavinll;and.
Whereas Paving ~istriet Bonds in the sum of $18,000
of sa.! d
District have heen sold to the CQImllereial State Bank of
Grand Island;
Now , Therefore; Be it Resolved by the Mayor and Ci ty Caunail
of the Oi ty of Grand Isla.nd,NeBraska, that the ltayor a.nd City
Clerk be and they hereby are authorized and directed to del.iv-
er to the saia Co_ereial State Bank of Gra.nd Island
District Bonds in said sum. of $18,000,as soon as the
a.re ready for delivery and to receive therefor the sum of par
and accrued interest to date of delivery and to pay said money
to the C1i,ty Treasurer. .
Grand Island,Nebraska,Oeto\ler 17,1923.
W.R.Gilehrist.
. .
:U:otio.n carried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gi lehriet ,haux, Justic e.,
Krebmke,:M:ichelson,Mild.enstein and :P'etersen voting aye,nay none,
and the Ma.yor declared stUd Resolutio"p. adopted.
': _ ('::~:;e.JI~l,;..;""'~;'~'#"a''''~'~.~~
lfr.lilchrist on behalf of the Loyal LegIon .asked perllilissionto
arrange wi th the several 'Business a.nd publie places in thefHty
;to to display flags at the curbing on special occasions.
to set the flags in the curbing.
On motion of Gilchrist the request Was granted the setting
the flags to be unde:t' the direction of the Street &: Alley
Committee and the CIty Engineer.
Adjourned . /
. j/t4 CHy Cletk.
~ .
Report, ofJAppropriatiolla andtipendi tures
to Novembe~ 1;1925
Grand+s1a.nd,Neb r..
,Appropriated..
Salaries $'7000
Streets &; A 25000
:ijydrant 'R c, '4500
Lighting '12000
Incidenta1~ ,10000
Total $' 58500
Expended
.1729;98
339o~81
:Ba1anoe
5270.02
21603.19
4500
12000
7894~,52
51267.73
21015..48
fl232~~ 27
2500
Park Fund
47,0.07 "
2029.93
Poliee Fund
15000
12258~2Q
2741,~80
C emeteryrltind
i61,li28
l'ire1tuIid
5534~85'
i:cetund;
7657.,25
Pav,irig JlPund
21072.04
15305.96
6000
4388.72
18600
15065.15
35000
27342.75
36378
Sewer~uhd
72000
43750~22
28249.78
Musio Fund
3100
1000.
2100
Water Jund
6,0000
10515.82
Light ,Jund
39969.78
49484.18
140000
100030.22
Sewer District :runds
14730.60
80919.27
1543.0.74,1299.86
"^ ,,'J), ,
r~, "~t.~L~.eh"
55438.20' 254$1.07
Above ." ropriations ahd :Ba,la.neesin the Ice
Water .ars,aee'dt~ere'sim:p1y to enable the
a.cQ.oun;t to he " alan:ced' ana, do nbt',re:p,i:'ef3'ent~j3tua1 Appro:pri.. "
ati(;'):ns of money., In ,thePavingarid 'er, S 'the balahceo
hand ,and in th~ l.?aving'lihd a1s() J3 is;re added to
amount actual1Yap~ ' "riated .,Eti;J,W;fit be dra.wn agai
same. Respectlv 'ly subml tted "
129
Grand Island, fiebraska,November 7) 1923, 7-30,1'. M.
The Oouncil met asa :Board of lfqualization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the Benefits accrueing to the. respec-
tive lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer Districts Nos.
82,97 &; 98 by reason oftha construction of Sewers therein
and levying a tax to pay for said construction,His Honor,the
l\lra.yor,presiding and all Members present at roll call.
Proofs of Publication of Notice of meeting as a Board of Equal-
ization were read and placed on file.
The Council remained in session until 8 otclock,I'.M.l;tr1d. no
person having a.ppeared toob'ject to or protest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy ; Krehmke presented the following
Resolution as to Sewer District No.82 and moved its adoption;
:Resolution adopted on Roll call all Members being present an;:d
voting aye. (For copy of Resolution see the next page }:ereof)
Krehmkepresented the following Etesolution as to Sewer Dist-
rict No.97 and moved its adoption; motion carried on roll
call ,all Members being present and voting aye,and the Mayor
declared the :Resolution adopted. (For copy of said Ftesolution
see page 131 hereof following)
Krehmke presented the following :Resolution as to Sewer District
No.98 and Michelson moved its adoptmon; lIlotion carried on
roll call,all Members being present and voting aye, and the
Mayor declared the :Resolution adopted. ( For copy ofsaiid
,Resolution see page 132 hereof following)
The ]\[inutes of the meeting as a Board of Equa.liza.tion were
read and approved.
Adjourned
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City Clerk.
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El': IT ]{[CSOINlc;D by the Mayor and Cit::r CCHmcil 0:( tile Oi ty of
Is ,Nebraska, sitting as a Board of ualization for
said purpc)se f1S per Proof of Notice preserlted:
Tlr'),t vve dQ fl.nd the total e](pense of the construction of' Et
ewer in Sewer District No. 82 of the City of Grand Island,
l\,',!e-,'lJJ.'<.1' ',,:)"_"',':'1 l" c, +"...,0 c'U'l'!'l 0' ]'~ die) 3039.32 . +111".1 + +J""1 e' 'beY'lei"]" + c' .:) C cr"') l: 11"" +0'
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the real estate in said district by reason of said construction
is in the Burn of ;ff; 3039 32 , and ttlat t.ile benefitb cwcl'uing
..._---,.~._,-_._._..,.._.._......-
to the respective tracts, pieces and parcels of land in said
IH at:ric thy reason of the con f!true\:. ion or a sewer in iJELLd ell fJtri c t
are as set opposite the several descriptions thereof below as
folloYl'fJ :
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J'ohn Herman
Charles Wa1.kcr
Willia.rn I~PJ)ley
Harry Voss
Henry Voss
Bertha Herman
Chas Vvestphal
J,enEt Weinr5.ch
H. H. Glover
Andrew l.arson
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George Kleinkauf
l~st. ]"rederica Obermiller
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J;'red '[.JJ[;ltlt.ier3en
:Peter Heesch
Adele Hath
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A.H. Hel1der
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Mary Gehrt
It:dwCJ.rG. Harm
Ohas Harm
Mary Gehrt
A. C. Boehl
F:ceida Heller
Ezt. Jj'ritz Kruse
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Leopold Spetbrnan
Albert Vierigg; J]Tst
G. A. Henke IGst
Henry Linde:rlcarnp
Albert SchoBnstein
Nick Weinrich
:B'ri tz Klaprotl1
W. H. Luers
H. J. Hessel
Louisa Heusinger
IVLarietta Harman
Aug. I.Jeffel'bein
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Ray IDdi ng t on
Peter lV[o~,
J- 0 hh C. Ke$i~~'e 1
John Claassen
Wm Dtra ttll1~,n
w. B. ]:ngel
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Rl cJ:1c1:rd ~6l:~:fH~~[' II
li'red :E~Il:' ,.
Vvilliarn Hilmer
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R[i1.:?9JN~LLQN.
BID I'l' RiEDOIJVTJD by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Island, JJebras]:cCl" sitting as a Boa,rd of II]quaHzation :eor
pu ose as per Proof of Notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a
sewer in Sewer District No. 97 of the City of Grand Island,
Nebraska i f3 the sum o:f $2123.60; that the benei'iGs acc:ruing to
the real. ei3tate in Gc;dd diGtrict by Tec1,son of i'3aid conbtructj"on
is in the sum of ;1?21?~3.60, and that the benefits accruing to the
x'espective tniCts, J}ieces and parcels of lewd in BC'J,:i.d. District
by reason of the construction of a sewer in said district are as
Bet opposite the several descriptions thereof below as follows:
Addition
!}wriel:
Amount
3
Koehler Place
tI tI
George Heinrich
Henry Leb sack
1~. D. ov-er-
Estate L. C. Brown
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53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
153.09
53.09
5;3.09
53.09
53.09
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:53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
53.09
153.09
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David Keihn
Con:eu,d Ho 83
J.olln Pfeuning
Henry Liebsack
Jacob Liebsack
Cllae. IG. Gumprecht
Henl'Y Leonhardt
,John Kamerzell
II II
Henry Fuss
Henry :Fuss
Daniel Buschausen
John Stuelsen
John Jacoby
Jo1m J"aooby
John Helzer
Henry Wil1m.an, J.X'.
Mary Hoff
Heinrioh Will:man,
Henry Ii'ues
John Fuss
WilliB"xIl Selme11
Henry Fuss, J"r.
Jacob Lebsack, Jr.
Soren Nielsen
Henry L3t:voh
An ton Doyscller
IvIinnie Steink~Bl;:y
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1'1' IlT;~)01)Jlm I::JY' the l\iIayor ami 01 ty Councj.l of the Oi ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a Board of bqualization for
saidp1.U'pO ne as })cr :proofof notice :pre relented:
'I']lcCC vve do find tlE tota} e n~3e of t.(Jc conEitru.ction of a
:':,8Vler ill bewcr.,JhlftFj'3#,I:,fno. 9(3 of the 01 ty of Grand Islancl, ITebrcl,f3J:;:a
is tIle [Jurn of iti) _1ti.~;:tl'tr:._,--_._-; that the benefits accI'uing to the
1',0<11 est(,lte"in(~q~(lftustrict,oy re?"~3o~l of,.~(:jd construot:'L01: is in
tne 1:mY!l \i' ~~i~~ , ,1[10. T,{L<,',t tHe; Den'.;! 1GB accruIng to T,ho
res]?cct:L'ire t:r~~cts",-'-i;'r(3'ces and }Jf\.Tcels of land in :21:d,d llifJtrict
'by reauon of t.l18 construotion of a Buv/or in ::;o,j.d ciistrict a1'e a:3
Bet oppo;3ite tile several de:3cript:i..ol1U thereof b8101/1 cHi follov1i3:
,_..:Jot Block Addition
,~,/. 8- -1'- -=,,.......-....,..---.--.-
Koeh1E;r Place
9 1 11 ..
10 Ii II n
.. II II H II
12 11 Ii fi
I ", H II II
.L '__'
14 II II 11
If) if fl !l
16 \I II II
1'7 11 n 11
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~8 11 ti 11
20 ii n 11
21 i1 it fl
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1 5 f) If
2 If II II
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57.11
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45.69
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3Ll. 27
28.55
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John Helzer
CllELS ,T. Stahr
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Gottlieb Schleicher
A. D. ,~::;ea:rs
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Jaco'b Dietrich
Peter Bohl
George :Liebsack
Henry Dietrich
J'ohn :ctund.
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C. C. Han.sen
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George ]JIj,thoefer
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Grand Isla.nd,.i.~ebra.ska.,NGvem.ber ? ,1923.
The douncil met in regular session,His Honor,the Mayor presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
Henry Bartenbach addressed the Council as to what he considers
an excessive .evy of Paving Tax in Paving ~istrict No.4l,
against property at the intersection of Locust &: Ceda:eStreets
On motion of Giesenhagen the matter was referred to the Street
&: .Alley Committee to investigate and report.
A communication from Traill Paving lo.,by J.W.Traill and R.D.
Kingsbury requesting a complete test of the Paving ,put in by
them was read and on motion of Gilchrist referred to the
street &: .A.lley 40Imllittee to investigate and report.
.An invitatian of Hall C,aunty Past No. 53 af the American Legian
to take part in the parade .on Armistice day November 12" was
read and on motion of Giesenhagen ac.cepted.
Buelah :B. Irvin and R.J.lrvin ,with Horth,Rya.n"Cleary &: Suhr,
Attorneys, presented claim for damages for injury to their
house foundation byhigh,wa.ter in the sum of $848.15 and on
motion of Krehmke the same was referred to the street
Attorney and Engineer to investigate and report.
Bids of Chambers Construction Company and of William Kelly
for Sew-erDistrict No.llG were read and on motion af Krehmke
referred to the Sewer Committee.
The Street Committee reported finding the protest against -
Paving 1;>is.trict E'o.60,WestFourtn 'treet~ inSufficient and
, ,I
asking further time as to Pavtssts against Paving ~istricts
]lOSe 58& 59 and on motion of ' Petersen the report Was
The street Committee reported Paving Districts Nos.52 &57
about complete and on motion of Petersen the Council
to. sit as a Beard of Eqllalization onWedneaday,November 2l,l~23,
rP.~t .
from 7-30' to 8 o'clock,P.M. fo.r the pl.lrpose of Equa.lizing
C"-
As sessi,ng. the benefits accrueing to the respective I lots
and parcels.of land in said Districts
thereof and levying a tax to pay for same and the
instructed to give proper notice of said
The Water.ld~tht .& Ice
premeses.
Krehnik:e suggested the purchase of an Accumulator to be used
in the fee Plant and on motion of Krehmke the matter was
referred to the Ice Oommittee.
The Water &; Light Clomrnitteereported that one of their Trucks
was badly in need of repair and suggested the purchase of a
new one and on motion of Krehmke the matter was referred to
the Water & Light tommittee with power to act.
Krehmkereported that the New Turbo-Generator was being tested
and would probably be ready for acceptance to-morrow.
The Fire ~ommittee made report as follows;
Grand Island,Nov.7,1923.
To the Hon.Mla,yo;r &; City'lounci:J.L '.
We youl.'-eonunitteeonFirebeg to suOmi t thefo.llowi-rlgreportl.
Ilavi~g':neard.thait. .t:n.eLight- lJept.was .p1aking.. arrangeme~ts, tova~.a.'e
tbe'north room of the City Light-Plant fa.cing Pine Street your
Committee feels that thisroom'could be fixed up into a room
about 14 ft.wide and 28 ft. long and would make a very suitable
location for the No.Side jitire $ta:t.ionata reasonable expense .
to put it into condi tionfor.. ....t.he~.u.r.pose.
C.H.Jus~J.ce,
. C.Michelson.
Gee..Mi ldenstein,
WID. .1f.'Kr.ehmke.
On motion of Gilchrist the report was received and the
referred to the Fir.e ,Light &: Water 'ornmi ttees to investigate
and r8portat the next meeting.
The Water Committee reported that a new well was needed
motion of KrehInlte tlle matter was refer.red to the
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~ room where they are now located and tl:at they had leased
the premises a.t No.114 Wewt Second Street and on motion of
Kreh1nke the action of the COmTIlittee was approved and the
Mayor and Clerk instructed to execute the ~ease for said
to report.
fb.e Park Committee reported having made a contract for the
. moval .of the old trees that are not wanted and the stumps
the LincolnPa.rk for the sum of one Dollar 'and on motion of'
Raux the report. wa..s a,dopted.
The Sewer Committee reported Sewer District No.ll5
on motion of Krehmke the Council determined to sit
Equalization onWednesday,November21,~9:23 from
f or the purpose' of Equ'alizing
and levying a tax to paY
edto give pr6per
Sa~itary Sewer anti J?rainageSystem.
.Acomnlunication from the u.p.a.~.co", in
the contract for furnishing Ice was read and on motion of
Gilchrist referred to the tce Oommittee.
~
The SewerComrnittee reported finding the bid of Chambers Con-
struction 80., for Sewer District No.116 to be the lowest and
best bid and ~8commended its acceptance and on motion of
Krehmke the report was adpoted' and Contract awarded
Bi l1s' against the Qi ty were read and on moti on of Kre1'J:lnke
allowed, for list see the Claim Register.
Mr.Hatix,Chairman of the Auditing Oommittee then reported on
bills of Trail Paving 00., embracing final EstJ:rn.ates in sev-
eral Paving ~i$tricts . and on Bill of Bill of W.E.Buell&: Co.~
Engineer ; and on motion of' Petersen tl:e bills were allowed;
for list of same see the Olaim Register.
The Oi ty Engineer made report as fchllows';
. Grand" Island,Neb.Nov. 7,1923.
Honorable Mayor and Oouncil, .
Gentlemen;
I am filing with the Clerk Final Estimates on the
following projects which have beem completed in accorda.nce
the pla.l1sandspecificationsfor same and would recommend
their acceptance. .
Section 2...St0rJa and Sanitary Sewers,.O.1t..Ha.nsen .
l'aving Districts 54;42,50,39,56,51,55'and 41,Traill Pa.ving
Sewer Districts 82,97 and 98 ,CFua:mbers Constrtlcti'on Co.,
Yours T:rruly, E. W.Bennison,Ci tyEDgineer.
On motion of Gilchrist sa.idreport was adopted.
Petition of L. G.Luebbel1 eta.l.ifor Sewer between Pine &: Locust
streets from Bismark RO.ad to Fifth Avenue was read
of Mildensteinreferred to the Sewer Committee.
Petition of L.G.Hartman etal for the.re-instating
Route on East Fou'rtlliBe:al,Tenthand Twelfth Streets was
on motion of Krehnike referred to. the Street Committee.
The Mayor suggested the removal of an obstruction
side of Cherry Street North of Ninth
Gilchrist the matter wasreferred,to
Eng,ineer for the prepa.ration of the pro]:Jer Ordinance
the si tua:t~iln.
136
A.nOrdinahoejN'O. lOOS,I.ev;ying Special Taxes in Sewer .Distric-t
. iNo .1:004. .. ..' '. .
NO.82JAn erdinanceALeVjring $pecialTa.xes in Sewer District NO.
97 and An Ordinance,NO.I005,J:.evying Special Taxes in Sewer
District Ne.98 were presented;
Moved by Petersen tha.t said 0rdinances,NOs.I003,l004 &: lOCHS and
ea.ch of them be placed on their first reading;
Ca.rried on roll call; Giesenhagen, G-ilehri st,Haux, Justice,Krehrnke,
lfichelson.Ml1d.enstein and. Petersen voting aye, nay none;
The said three Ordinances and each of them were read and declara.d
p~ssed their first reading.
Moved by Michelson that the rules be Suspended and said ~rdinan(jes.
NOs.I003,1004 &: 1005 and each of them be placed on their second
reading by their .respectiVe ti tIes:
Carried on roll Ca,11,GieSe.l'1b.agen,Gilchrist,lia.u:x,JUatice,Krehmke,
Micnelson,Mi1denstein and Petersen voting aye, nay none;
Said Ordinances and each of them were re.a.d 'Qy tneir respective
titles and ~eclared passed their second reading.
Moved by Krel!mke that the rules be suspended and said Ordinances,
.19'08.1003; 1004 &; 1,005 and each of them be placed on their third
reading by their respective titles;
,
Carried on roll cal1,Giese~age.t1, Gilchrist,Haux,JUs,tice,Krehinke,
M;ichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,Bay none;
Said Ordinanceaand ea.ch of them were read by their respective
each of them
titles andAdeclared passed their third reading.
Mo'Ved by Mildensteinthat said Ordinances Nos.I003,l004
each of them boe]lla.oed on their final passage a.nd finally pa~sed;
Carried on raIl ea11,Giesenha.gen,~ilChriat,1fa'U.X:,JUstice,Xrehn1ke,
Michelson,Mi ldenstein and Petersen voting aye, nay non~.;
The Mal.:vor declared said Ordinances ,NOS,,1003, 1004 &; 10015
of them finally passed and approved the same'"
Report of tb,e Water,Light &: lee Q,omrnissioner ,Report
ofA.:ppropriations and BpemUtures ,for Fisca.l year to
Report af 01~r1Cof<collectionSfor Oetober"Repqr'ts of
. lQliC$i~i~.. .' ". .
of Po lee ({an" .J.glmnasterfor< October Were read and
Mi Idens tein referred to the Ji'inanceC!hnrnni ttee.
Adjourned
~~
City Clerk.
"L~
Gran~ ~sland,~ebraska,November
The Council met as a :Soard of Equalization for the purpose of
lDqilalizing and Assessing the benefits Accrueing to the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No.115 of
City by reason of the construction of a Sewer therein and of
levying a Special Tax to pay for said expense,His Honor,the
presiding and all Members present at roll call;
137
Proof of Publication of notice of meeting as aBoard of Equaliza-
tion was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in session until 8 O'clock,p.m. and no
person hafing appeared to object to or protest against the prc>-
posed. assessment and levy Krehmke presented the follewing
Resolutiori and moved its adoption;
(For Resolution .see next page hereof)
.
138
Resolution
BE IT RESOI,VIm:, "by the :Mayo1' and Ci ty Council of the City' of'
Gr'and Island, Nebraska, sitting as a. Board of Equalization for said
purpose as per proof of notice presented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a
sewer in Bewer Di strict No. 115 of the Ci ty of Grand Islad, lqebraska
is the sum of $303.00; that the benefits accruing to the real estate
ip said district by reason of said construction is in the stUll of
$303.00, and that the benefits accruing to the respective traots,
pieces and parcels of land in Bcdd District by reason of the
construction of a sewer in said district are as set opposite the
several descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot 1310clS Addition
3 2 Nagy' s
4 11 tl
5 tl H
6 II II W. 56'
II II II E. 10'
Owner
John F .--Dever
Julius Hansen
William J. Jordan
lmgus t Suck
Ira Krebs
Amount
~)75.75
75 ~ '75
'75.75
64.27
11.48
Motion carried and the Ma.yor declared the Resolution adopted.
~he minutes af the meeting as a Board of Equalization were read
andapp:roved.
Adjourned.
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City Qlerk.
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I"
Grand ISland,Nebraska,November2l,1923,7-30,P
'rhe aouncil met as a Board of Equa.lization for the purp6S~ of
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respec
:1../
lots,tracts and parcels of land in Paving iistrict
.....,
No. 57 by
reason of the construction of Paving in said Paving lJistrfct
and levying a tax to jlay the expense of said Paving,His Honor,
the Pyof presiding and all Members present at roll call;
Proof of l"ublica.tion of Notice of meeting as a Board of Equali...
zation was read and placed on file.
The COlimcil rema.ined in session until 8 0'clock,P.M. and no
person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy,Petersen presented the follow"
ing Resolution and moved its adoption;
(For copy of Resolution see next page) .
BESOLUTLON
EE IT P~SOLVED by the Mayor and City Council of the City of
Grand Island, Nebraska., sitting as aEo.:ud of Equalizationfo!' Baid
purpose, as per proof of notice presented:
140
Thut we do find the total expense of the construction of paving
and curbing in Paving Di strict llfo. 57 of the Ci ty of Grand .i. Bland,
Ilfebraska is the sum of' {p 9557.49 .' th&l.t the benefi ts accruirlg to the
re1.'3.1 estate in s aid di~)trict by reason of sedd construction is ~Ln the
smn of ~ 9551,~.~ _____; and thi.Jot the benefits accrl,d.ng to the respective
tracts, pieces and pBi'cels of' land i.11 said District by rea,son of
the construction of paving and curbing in said district are ciS set
oppoai te the several descriptions thereof below as folIoING:
Ow net
Nebr. Consolidated Mills Co.
Union Pacific R.n. Co.
JamesA. Michelson
Mary Lambert
Cassell Realty Co.
Est. Winfield Hayman
>> n <<
Schuff & Sons Hotel Co.
Koehler Hotel Co.
Sohuff & SallS Hotel Co.
Koehler Hotel Co.
Union Pacific H..R. Co.
Daniel G. Ott
J..ouiae l\fietfeld
Est. Jessie A. Wilson
Est. Leavitt W. Rollins
Walker Vi. Hainline
William Keclrney
Union Pacific R.R. Co.
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. :::..~ . ...~~-=.......~.-_---..,---
L - - . \.,-,
Motion carried and the Mayor declared the Resolution a.dopted..
The Minutes of the meeting. as a Board of Equalization were read
and approved.
Adjourned
Grand 1:sland,N~"bra.s~a,NoveD1ber
The Cmuncil met as a 13o~rd of Equaliza.tion . for. thepur~oseOf
E-ql1alizingand,is,~essing the 'E3xpense ?f . the con~~r;c~on. of
Paving iff :Paving :Disi;rictNo.52of Salet. City~na. 0 lavylng
a Special 'ax to p;a.yfor said expense,:a:~s lIonor,thei YOf
residing ahd all1lembe:r~ present at 1'911 call; .' . ,."
~roof of PublicatiQn of1totice. of :m.ee~lng as a Board of
E ualiza tiori WaS read Md .placed on flle.. .. ..... ........ .. ..
J3 qJ Cunningham At terneytiled , the;fRllewll.g Prp te at Or Oompia"nt.
· · ..' , . "GrandIslana,'j~ebraska,November 21s1;,1920.
We th.e. ...un.ders.,:i......~.n...e.d.....pro...pe.r...t. y......o.:.w...n. -era.....Pf ..Le.t... O. a.. n....d... t.....h......e............W, e~......t... e. r,...lY
56ft~of Lot Six (6}t11e Easterly 10 f.eet of Lot 6 1n J100k2
lagy.s. AdditiClta,t,o the~"ity of,Grand Ialand,Nebr~dCl . herebypr~test
agairisttheproposed assessment oithe coat of. 50'; of thepavJ;ng.
against theaeove described property. and a like assessment aga1n-
st. . t11e::O'.13.,& QJR~1{. CO ~ for the follo,!lng r~ascms; '. . ... .
Tha~ theprop~r'ty of th~unde7s1gnedlS not bellef1ttedto
exceed 25~Of the costfJ., of saJ.d PavJ.ng;. ~J;'hat the property of t1;1e
0..13.1 Q..R.R~Co.. is benefitted .more ~han 7~%o~ the. co~taofea1d
paving; Th.atea1d street on Wh1Ch Bald pavlng 18 lald J.Susedby
employees and patrons of the said R.it.Co..to the extentof90% of
the WhOle-usage thereof.
. That theun<feraiglJe.fiori ta employees or patrons donot.use
a.. aid st. r.e.e.'.: t... t..o..... t...h......e... e. xt.....an.. tJ. ...1..... O. ".'Of t.he..... w. n,." ole us. age Of... said. a.. tre.'.e..t.
That.the said propS sed Assessment of 50% to the property
of the u1'ldersignedis eonfiaieatory of the property of the under-
signed.
Ea.oh of theunder$igned further protest that said assessment
is unfair,and illegal. and 1snot levied accord;i.ng to the Laws of
the State of Nebraska. and not in accordance with theberiefita ,de-
riVed by the adjoining property owners abutting on the se.idpaved
street.
Theundersigned,J.F.Dever hereby speoifioal],y protes'tsagainst
the assessment levied against:.l.iot3above described and no:t:'tiherly
part of the Easterly 10 feet of Lot 6 aooTe deecribed.,QWned by
him,for the reason that same is inequitable and unfair.
Ira Krebs speo;i.f10ally proteets aga.inst the assessment of the
southerly part of the east 10 feet of Lot.6 aboTedescribed,owned
by him .' for the reason that the same is unfair and ineqUitable
13.J.Cunningb.aJIl. . H~:pecifieally protestsagail1at
the assessment levied against the Westerly 56ft of1.lot€>in
Block 2 above described for the reason that sarne is unfair andH
inequita.ble. J.F.Del1er
Ira Krebs
By 13 ..J .C:unninghfJ,m, their
'., .... '. . . . ......... 13.J'~Ctinninghaxn.
Mr.13.J.Cunninghamaddressed the Counc.ilin behaf:f of his;protes.t
on the part Q:t' J.F.Dever,Ira Krebs anti 13.J.CunninghaD:landO.iA.. J
~.l:)bott add~essed th~. Council as Attorney for theC.J3.&Q,.R"R.Oo.,
2n oPPositlon to sald protest; No further protests haVing been
pres.ented by any on~ against the prop~sed assessment and levy
and th7 hour of. 8. otclo~khaVin~arriTedPetersen presented.tl1e
follow1ng Resolut1on and.Moved 1tS adoption;
(For copy of Resolution see Pages 142 & 143 following)
Motion carried and tl1e Mayor deClared eaid liesolution adop'ted.
The w'nutea of. the meeting aa a Board of Eq\lalization were :read
141
and approved.
Adjourned
RESQ1U':!:lQ!
142
J3E; IT PJIiSOI,"'\rED by the May-or and City Council of the 01 ty of
Grand Island, Ne'braska, 81 tting as a Board of ];qualization for said
pur po seas~'pe,r p:1:'oof of notice presented:
-'. . - .
Thatweclo find the total ex-pense of the construction of pa'fing'
and curbj:ng inPbLVing Dif:.trict No".. 52 of the Oi ty of Grand I~)land,
Nebraska is the sum of &t4g,.l4e.,Q.9.._,,,--; that the benefits accruing to
the real estate in sai. District by reason of said construction is
in the sum of i!~ 46 ,~~6 .l'iL..;, and that the benefi ts accruing to the
respective, tracts, pieces and parcels of land in said District by
reason of the construction of paving and curbing in said district are
as set opposite the several descriptions thereof below as follows:
Lot Block
-- 15-
6
7 II
8 II
9 lJ
~0 II
5 19
4 tI
3 11
2 n
1 18
2 II
3 II
4 II
6 16
7 II
8 Ii
9 II
10 II
~" 122
:)
6 !l
7 I'
8 11
1 11
2 u
3 II
4 11
5 '123
6 ,j II
, ,y/
>"1 "
8 II
1 .";;,,, 10
;2~ 11
3 n
.' -<,.-
4" II
1 9
2 11
3 JI
4 II
'5 124
u
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11
Addition
H;G.. ~(riark' s
II
11
II
11
II
II
It
fI
II
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& Compo
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11
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II
\I
II
\I
II
II
fI
U.P. R.H.
n
fI
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Original
11
n
II
Co. 2nd
11
11
II
Tov'Jl1
11
tl
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U.P.R.R.Co.2nd
tI 11
fl II
11 II
Original Town
11 II
II It
II n
IT II
II . II
II II
tl II
U.P. R. R.Co. 2nd
II II
tl
II
II
Owner
fliiida 'Perdew
ft n
Hector Alexander
ChI'i s Reese
Herman RickJett
Richal'd Westfall
Robert D.Wilson
J'ames 13. Turner
Chriss Reese
W.R.lvlcA11i ster
John A.Fr<':mdsen
Hora M. Scott
August Buchfinck
James tJ;ichelson
II 11
Amount
~~31 7'.61
317.61
317.61
317 . 61
317.61
3:.0"1.61
317.61
31"1.61
31'1' . 61
397.01
397.0lh
39"1.0.1
39'1.01
317.61
31"1.61
317.61
317.61
317.61
39"1.01
397.0.1
39"1.0.1
397.01
39"1.0.1
397.0.1
39"1'..01
397..0.1
397.0.1
397.0.1
356.19'
347.11 .
397".01'<, ....
39rt.Ol....
397.0i
397.01 .'
39"1.01
39'1'.01
397.01
39"1.01
,~
1
Il
II
Elizabeth Di11ert
Carl< Dill
Alber't 13brger
, William l-i. SJv"rp
Anna B. Owens
Nancy J. :L'riggs
Ka ty VI. Auhl
Ida G.Watts
Jennie Everhart
School District of G.I.
II II tl
Jane Squire
Sarah A. Squire
Wiley J. Gilmore
Cornelius O'Keefe
Ch;},rles H . Boldt
. 11ary J. Ke ISON
Henry Leubs
Mathias Rauert
w. W. Jay"
Henry-Davidson
]'rank Sc.homschor
Est.of G.J.13rabander
Garl Knefelkamp
. L.ittle' Summers
GeorgeA<. J;e iser
Minriie Nobel
Charles j' . Loe.scher
FredJ.. Ji0Se'ph'
GUstavV{einc~e
ris on
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:L
11.2
Lot Block
8 125
1 8
/I U
2 II
3 "
4 Ii
1 7
2 fI
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3 II
4 n
r" 126'
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6/ 126
? fI
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8 11
5 127
6 J.l ,':1'
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4 tl
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3
4
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1
2
3
3
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,2t7 ~ 8
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7
8
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Addition
U.P.R~-1f7Co. 2nd
Original Town
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N 80'
11
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Il II E. 54'
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Original Town S 88'
11 II l\f 44'
11 "
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" tl E 31'
II "W 35'
Nagy's & Compo
II II
II
11
II
U.P.H.R.Co. 2nd
"
"
II
Voitle's
II
&: Comp
Nagy's
tI
Voitle's
"
Nagy's
(n ow C. J3.' Q. ~R . 0 . W. )
Voitles
Nagy's
Voitles
lifag~' s
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143
n
II
Amount
$397.01 '
93.81
303.20
397.01
397.01
397.01
39'7.01
96.24
300.77
397.01
397.01
397.01
186.47
317.61
210 . 54
198.51
198.50
3917.01
397.01
397.01
39'7.01
397.'01 '
38fl . 01
397.ol
397.91
295.,93
101.'08
397.' 01
397.01
397.01
397.01
397.01
72.18r
32LL83
397.01
397.01
397.01
198.51
198.50
397.01
39ft.01
370.49
423.53
397.01
186.47
210.54
397.01,
397.01
397.01
39'/.01
397.01
;:)97.01
397.01 . .'
39 '7.. Of '" .
397.01......
397.01
397.01 .
397.01 .
210.6?
847. .
847.
l15.?1
364.23
364.23
134~ 6'5
Chas. F. Tulley
J" ennie J.[~ Tulley
Chri s r'tichelson
Charles H. Justice
Frederica Scweigler
,Ar{lY Upperman
1st Baptist Church
11 II II
Ida S.J3rand
Emma R. BrOOks
Rhea B. 1\IIoore
Est. of Jeremiah Wingert
Ernest Hoagland
Minnie Hoagland
S.E. Stewa.rt
Mary E. . Strawn
Ka. te E. Brovm
El1l1na Frahl
]'rank L.Spencer
Grace L. Hamilton
SteLLa F .Wingert
Andrew Smith
Frederick Brand
Ida S. Brand
Leonar~ J. Hanchett
Laura & J:JellieVloodward
D.M.Hamilton
Wil'bur Cappen .
HHenry E. Clifford
Solen Strawn
Wm J.Jordan
John F.Dever
Julius Hansen
C .B.&; Q..B..R. Co .
" t1
nit'
n II
n
II
II
II
II
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II
II
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II
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144
Grand Island.,NabraskatNovember
The Council :met in regular session His
and all.embers present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular meeting
A Communication from Henry Joehnck,Jr.suggesting the
of some property in Joehnck's addition with the City
and on motion of Krehmke referred to the
tee ,to investigate Hnd report.
.
The Oi tyEngineer' reported the expense of Storm
$17561.13
pipe 183
pipe 136.99
15
500
Engineering,Inspection,legal services
and publication 6%
1108.66
l19586.33
Sugar Company share 1/3$6628.77
City of Grand Island 2/3 13G67 56
'19586 . 33
Yours truly
E,.:W;c.B enni son
City Engineer.
On motion of Gilchrist the report was adopted and the Olerk
instructed to present a statement to the American Beet Suga.r
Company for their share of One-third part of said cost.
The Water,Light & Ice Oonnnissioner made report as fOllows;
November 19,1923.
, Honoraple Mayor and City Council,
KGranq ISland,Nebr. Gentlemen; '.
The new K.W.WestinghouseSteam Turbine unit which Was
contracted fO.r. with the . a.bove Compa.ny on February
now ready for ac.cep.tance.. . .
The :M'a;chine has beeXl given several different kinds of'
tests and is found. to. b~ up' to' th.especifications and
guarantees accordingtoqeontract and I would recommend
acceptance Sighed; C. W.Burdick, Comr..
,
The Street Committee Reported
. Paving .1:>istr1cts
PlumStreets,and
145
to furnish Ice to theU.P.R.R.Co.,at same price .as last
on motion of Krehmke. the Mayor &: Qlerk were instructed
into Contract.
KThe ~ght Oommittee made report as follows;
Hon.Mayor &Oity Couneil; .
We your Committee on .Lights,Water & lce beg to submi t the :follow-
ing report; We recommend that the X City Oorrnnissioner be authQr-
ized to purchase an Accumula.tor for said Ice Pla.nt at $474,F.O.B.
Fa.ctory from York Allen Ice lachine Co,
"-Wm.F . Kr ehmk e ,
Walter Petersen,
C.E.Justice,
W.R.Gilchrist. Committee
Y On motion of Krehmke the report was adopted.
The 'Water Oommi ttee1'eporteo. r.mrmunrn.-.lijnrml!lmmq:mas follows;
Honorable Mayor &: Qi tyCeuncil; .'
We,Your Com.Light.Wa.ter &: Ice,beg to submit the following
report ;~h~t we, the Oommittee ,recommend that the Light ComI'.be
~l1th9rize~ to enter int.o a contract with the K.elly Well 00.,
t~rsinki.n~a new well;As there is no competi tion on this
well we.fti;el it is not necessary to advertise for bids.
Wm.J'. Krehmk e ,
Walter, Petersen,
C,.H.Justiee,
W.E.Gilchrist, Committee_
On motion of Krehmke the report was adopted and the Commi&sioner
instructed to have the well cont'racted for and put down.
The Mayor suggested that the eh~mber of COmmerce had suggested
to him that theClity Be lighteci up the same as last year and
that the City bear the expense this year and on
christ the Light Qomrilissioner was instructed to
lighted through the J~hristmt:1.s Holidays the same
and at the eXpense of the Oi ty.
Giesenhag.~t1pr.esented' the follQV(ing R.e$oluti on and
motion the saine ilasa4o])tedj
146
Reselutien
Whereas,by Ordinance Ne.463 ef the Oity ef Grand Island,Nebraska
-1\""1"
passed and appreved May 18$1910, the f1ebrasla. Telephene Cempany
was required to, file wi th "the di ty 01erk ef said Oi ty a bend in
the sum ef $5eoe.oe,cenditiened that the said Nebraska;, Telephene
Cemp,any ,its: successors and assigns,shall replace allt said Streets,'
alleys,Avenues" and public placed as afaresaid and shall held said
City harmless from all damage,injury,less 0,1' expense caused 0,1' o,c-
casi~ned by the negligence 0,1' carelessness cf said Cempany in the
censtruction ,repairing 0,1' eperating said co,nduits; and
Whereas,by Ordinance No.994 af said City,passed and appraved. en
the 17,day of Octeber,1923,the portien ef said Ordinance NO~463
requiring the filing ef safcP~s repealed;
Naw Therefere; Be it Reselved by the ].[ayeI' and City Ceuncil of,
the Oi ty ef Grand Island , NebraSk:a, tna,the surety en the bond filed
by said Nebraska 'elephcne (Jompany under said Ordinance NO . 463,
"
tc-wit; the American lurety tempany cf New Yerk,be and they here'k>Y
are released and discharged fremany and all liability
by vittue cf said bend fer any aihd all'damages accrueing or eccllI'-
ring from and after the date of the passage of 'said Ordinance
No.994,to;wit; from ,and after tlie'17, day of October,1923.
nt~o aiAA~n~~gAh
Oommittee on Police &; Board ef Health made repert as follows;
To, the Ho,nerable May,or and Ccunci 1;
We,your QQrnmittee on Police &; Board of Health in
wi th the eity~ttern~y, were instructed to investigate the. request "
of the City Physicia.n,Dr.Frank I!.~yder,in reference to the required
duties cf theOity Physician.
We, the Committee and City ,At to rne;v: en investiga.tingsaI!lefJ.~~>
that the duties of the City Physcie.ian are to take care();f'~ll(Nm'ta.,.
geous diseases ,w}aereever necessity requires it , and aJ.so;;:,t:o\.actas
a Physician to Oi tyEJrlployees ,if it is so, desired or erd,ered.
Any bill of ,expense ,for services rendered to be presented to
the Committee on Police &.13oa.rQ.of Health for theira.ppro"Val before
being brought before tneCouneil for allowanc.e.
We recommend the adoption of th:lS report. Chris MiChelson,
WIn, :F .Kr ehrnk~, ,', ,,'
W{a.,Gilchrie't ,Oornri1itte.e.
On motion of Michelson the report was adopted.
The Sewer Oornrnittee reportedS\?w(':lr !i}istrict ~o.ll(i)
mo ti on of KrelimJ.ce the Council determined I to,
ization fer said District en December 5,1923,from 7-50
the afterneon of eaidday to,
proper notice thereof.
were presented and rea.d and
147
The Mayor calledatt.ention to Complaint as to sidewalk on
west Side of Plum Street from 1?ourth Street,North ,and the Com..
mittee advised that it was too late in the season to take up
Sidewalk construction but that when Spring opens up they pro
posed to see that ElIl Sidewalks that were condemned this year,
including. the walk in question, would be put in as fast as they
can begot at.
Petitions of F.e.Becker,etal.for SeweT between Kimball & Oak
Streets from Koenig Street to Charles Street,Erhardt Schaenneiter
etal.for Sewer between Kimball & Oak streets from Koenig toChas.
Streets and Ed.A.Jones Jr. for Sewer between Louise and .Tohn Sts.
from Cedar street to.~cust street,i, were read and on motion of
148
AnOrdin:ance,.NO.1008,levyin~ a Specia.1Te.x in Sewer District
No;.115,snOrclinatlee,No.1009,levying a Special tax in Paving
District NO~57 and an Ordinance ,No.IOlO,levying a Special
Tax in Paving District No.52,were presented;
Moved by Michelson that said Ordinances Nos.1008,1009 and
1,0-:LO and each of them be placed on their first reading;
B.J.Cunningham,Attorney,ifor J.:F.Dever,Ira Krebs and B.J.Cunni~g.
ham,owners of LoteNos.3 &. (;) in Block 2 of Nagy's Addition ."
filed protest against the passage of said Ordinance No.lOIO
levying a Special Tax in Pavipg District No.52,so far as said
lots are being taxed; {for copy of said protest see page 141, .
hereof}
Motion of Michelson to place said Ordinances Nos.l008,1009and
1010 and each of them on their first reading carried on roll
call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux, Jus tice.~rehmke,Michelson;'
Ntildenstein.and pe:tersen voting aye,nay none;
Said. Ordinances Nos.1008,1009 & 1010 and each of them were read
and declared passed their first reading.
Moveq, by JUstice that the rules be suspended and the said Ordi-
nance"s Nos.1008,,1009 & 1010 and each of them be placed on their
second reading by their respective titled; . ..
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Kreh::n1.ke,
J1fichelson,Mildenstein and Petersem voting aye,nay non'e;
Said Ordinances,Nos.1008,1009 & 1010 and each of them were read
by their respecti:f.i"e ti tIes a'nd declared passed their second
reading.
'M:oved by Krehmke th;3,t the rules be suspended and said Qrdinances
Nos.l008, 1009&1010 and each of them be placed on their third
reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll cal1,Giesenhagen,Gilchriat,Haux,Justice,Krehtnke,
Michelson,Mildensteina}4dPeteraenV'oting aye, nay none;
S$,id Ordinances. NOS.IQ08,1009 &1010 and eaeh of '. ware read
by their respective titles and declared passed theii'ti.third
reading.
Moved by Michelson that the said Ordinances,Nos.l008,1009 and
1010 and each of th~ be placed on their fina.l passage and finali'Y'
passed; .' .
Oarried on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist~Haux,Justi~e,.Krehrnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared said Ordinances Nos.1008,1009 & 1010 and.
each .of them finally passed and approved the same.
The City Engineer made report as follows;
Gratid Island,Neb.Nov~20.l923
Honorable Mayor and Council,
Gentlemen;- Sewer District l15,Paving Districts 52 and 57
are completed in accordance with plans and specifications and
I recommend acceptance of same. Yours truly,
E.W.Bennison,Oity !ngineer.
On motion of Krehmke said report was adopted and said Districts
accepted .
The City Engineer presented Estimate of the costs
of SeWer in Sewer District No.117,being i:t;l Alley between Locus 1;
and Pine Streets from Bismark Road to Emerald
of Krehmke the Estimate was adoptedc,nd the qlerk
advertise for bids.
On mot~on of GilChrist the Clerk was instructed to ad"V'ertise
forbids f'or$40,ODO Favipg District 1~0.52 Bonds
bearing date JanUary 1,1924 ,due in ten years and
date,bearing interest at 6% per annum payable
On motion of Gilchrist theOlerkwas
with six Cities o:f'about.our. size as
149
Grand t.tsland, Nebraska, December, 5, 1923, 7"30,F.:M~
The Council met as a Boa.rd of Equalization for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing'the Benefits accrueing to the respective
lots,tracts and parcels of land in Sewer District No.116 by reason
of the construction ofa sewer therein and :Levying a. Special Tax
to pay the expense of said construction,His Honor,the Mayor pre-
siding and all Members present at roll call;
Proof of ~ublication of notice of meeting as a Board of Equaliza-
tion was ~ead and placed on file.
The Couneil remained in session until 8 O'clock p.m. and no
son having appJ~ared to object to or protest against the
Assessment and~evy,Krehmke presented the following Resolution
and moved its adoption;
(See next page for Resolution)
RESOLJL?:'I 01:r
BE IT fu21S0INED by the Mayor and Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
Grand Island, Nebraska, sitting as a board of equalization for
said purpose as per Proof of noticepresented:
That we do find the total expense of the construction of a
se'l;ver in Sewer J)i strict l~. o. 116 of the City of Grand L;land,
l\febri::-tsl{a is the sum of ~p993. '72; that the benefi ts accruing to
the real estate in said District by reason of said construction is
in the sum of ;lP993. '72; and that the benefi ts c~ccruil1g to the
respective tracts7 pieces and parcels of land in sb,id District by
reason of the construction of asewer in said district are as
Bet opposite the several descriptions thereof belOW as follows:
Lot Block Addition Owne:r;: iUn ount
1 5 Lambertt s J.ohn Vveidenthale1' ~J60.06 .~
2 n If II II 60.06
3 tI II Cora Hanchett 60.06
4 II II Grand Island. Land Co. 60.06
5 II tI Jessie O'Neil 60.06
6 II II 11 II 60.06
'7 II 11 Jo1m Hoss 60.06
W.2' 8 II Ii fj 11 1.82
E.64' 8 II n C. S. Youngs 58.24
1 6 II l\.rthur G Demary 60.06
.
2 II tl " II tI 60.06
3 6 & Camp. II \1 \1 Ii 60.06
4 ]'.11 Voitles 01'1'61. R. Hanchett 60.06
5 F. 6 Lambert's Ernm2l. F. Bobo 60.06
6 It H II tI 60 . 06
\I
'7 II II l'l.lexander Horvath 60.06
8 11 I! II 11 60.06
9 11 II tI II 16.38
10 II It Arthur G. Dema;!:':r 16.38
fII~JzL
~
Motion ca.rried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,
~rehmkeJMichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen
and the :Mayof declared the motion carried and the Resolution
adopted.
The Minutes of the meeting as a Board of Equalization
and approved.
Adj ourned
~~ij(~
City Clerk
151
Grand l:sland,Nebraska,December 5,1923.
The Council met in regular session,His Lrillonor, the Mayorpresid-
ing and all Members present at roll call .
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approveq/
Bi ds of
Peters Trust Company
TheJOmaha Trust Company and
United States Trust Oompany
for $40,OOO,bonds of Paving District No.52 were opened and read
and on motion of Giesenhagen referred t.o the Finance Committee.
A recess was taken and the Finance Committee retired
ered the said Bids and upon their return the
report recolnmending the acceptance of the bid of Peters Trust
Company of par,accrued interest and a premium of $10.00 ,and
on motion of Gilchrist the report was adopted and
Bid of Wm.Kelly ~ Co., for Sewer District
read and on motion of Krel1mke referred to the Sewer
The Fire,Water,Light & Ice Committee made report as
Grand Island,Neg.De 0 .~;, 1923.
(<So the Honorableliayor & Oi ty Council;
We,your Committee on Fire,and Light,Water & Ice,approve
the plans as drawn by . the architect for the remodeling of the
No:tth . room in. Water Works Building . fora North Side Fire
Station and wish to snbmitthem.to the Council for approv$,l.
As to the financing of this remodeling , if plans are aceepted
by the Council. The CityLightJDepartment is to pay for same
and to charge the Fire Department a rental of $300.00 a year.
. C.H..Justice ,Ohairman
W.R.Gilchrist
Walterl>etersen
C.Michelson
Geo.M:ildenstein
Wm.F.Krehmke.
On motion of Justice the report was adopted, the plans as
ted with estimate were adopted and the Clerk instructed to
advertise for bids . On roll call Gi esenhagen, Gilchrist, Justice~
Krehmke,Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voted aye,Haux. voted
nay and the Mayor declared the motion carried and said repDrt
plans a.nd estimate adopted.
Michelson reported tha.t theOhief of Police wished the MemberSH
of the Fire Department be sworn in as Special Police
they could be used as occasion required ; The Mayor
''lith the consent of the Cauneil the matter would be
of.b:v the MaYQr and Poli<ie Committee.
The Sewer Committee returned the Pe tion
for Sewer between South Kimball and uta .;Oa1c
Koenig Street to Oharles Street advising that,.'
said petition to FlIO.Becker,withadvice thatn
be put in until right ,of way for St3..meh
on motion of Krehlnke therepor' ad .
152
The Sewer Committee reported on Bid of Win.Kel1y & Co.,for Sewer
:District No;.!;!;7 advising the rejection of the Bid and on motion
of Krehmke the report was adopted.
it~ttri'1
The City Engineer reported a new estimate for District
the Clerk instructed to advertise for bids for its construction.
No.117 and on motion of Krehmke the Estimate was adopted and
The City property Committee reported on tlornmunication of Hen.ry
Joehnck,Jr. suggesting exchange of property in Joehnck's Addi-
tion with the City by presenting Resolution as follows;
Resolution
1f'HEBEAS,Henry Joehnck has offerred to exchange Fractional Lots
5,6, '1 and 8 , in Fractional Bloek 1,lIoehnck's Addi tion to the
City of Grand IS!a.lld,Nebraska,:in return for a tract of land to :me
make FractioIlal Block 56fJot)hnck~s Addition one full block and
to open LotHse Street to afford aCcess thereto; and
l,'VI:1EREAS, said exchange is J:)or the'benefit of both PartiesconcernEii
NOW, ~HEREFORE "BE IT" RESOLVED, THAT THE, Mayorand City Clerk 'of
Grand 'Island. "Hall Oounty~Nebraska', is ! h~reby , au thorizedandempower
edto execute a quit claim deed to the 'property hereinbefore des.-
eribed,upon the delivery to the ~ity'of Grand Island of a quit
claim deed to Fra.ctional LOts 5,6,"7 and 8in Rraetional Block 1,
Joehnck's Addition. Geo,Iv!ildenstein.
Moved by Mildenstein that the Resolution beadopted;Ca.rried on
roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchri st,Haux, Justice,Krehmke,Michelson ,
Ml1denstein and Petersen-voting aye,nay none,and th~ Mayor
declared the Resolution adopted.
Bills against the City were read and on'motionof Krehmke allowed,
for list see the Olaim Register.
The Auditing Committee reported upon the claim of Ivan Winslow in
the sum of $3 for refund of Poll Tax,on account of his
eondition that the attorney advised that the City was
and recommended rejection of the claim and on motion of Haux
the bill was rejected.
Bill of Ray Rerguson in the sum of $37 for damages
on motion of Petersen referred to the Committee on Police and
and CitY-Attorney'
Board of Healthl\to,:fn,vestigate and~e:port.
Petition of Henry ~inderka.mp."Jr.. and others
John Abd Anna,lt:reet .from
and on motion of Mildenstein
153
This "District should be re-levied as per corrected amounts.
Yours truly , E. W.Bermison, Ci ty Engineer.
On motion of Petersen the Council determined to sit again asa
No.56
Board of Equalization for said -Paving ~istrict J~pn Wednesday.,l1ec.
19,1923 from the hour of 7-30,P.M.of said day to 8 O'clock,P.M.
of said day and the Clerk was instructed to give proper notice
of said meeting.
Petersen presented the following Resolution and Mildenstein
moved its adoption;
Resolution
Whereas,the UNion Pacific Railroad Company has tendered
an agreement whereby the Union Pacific Railroad Company quit
claims to the City a. certain strip of land on Front Street in
the. City otGrand Island,N'ebraska,to be used for Street
subject :to certain concli tions contained in said deed.
NOW,TBEREFORE.BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Oi ty
of the City of Gra.nd Isla.nd,Nebr'asl~, that the said agreement
be approved and accepted and tl1a.t the grant of the said strip
of ground for street purposes be approved and accepted and tm M
1I1ta.yoftr and City Clerk are hereby author:l.zed a.nd empowered to
execute said agreement and to affix the corporate seal of the
Ci ty thereto.
Walter Petersen
Moved by Mildenstein that the Reeolution be adopted;Carried m11l
roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Haux,.Justice,Krehmke,Michelson ,
Mildenstein and perterse.11l voting aye, nay none,and the Mayor de-
clared the Resolution adopted.
The City:mngineer reported as to sidewalk on
North Cherry Street and the expense th.ere6fand on motion of
Gilchrist the same was referred to the ~treet Committee to
investigate and report.
,An Ordinanc a', No .1011, Levying a Specia.l Tax in Sewer Die trict '
No,~116,An Ordinance Ro.1012 Crea.ting Sewer District
and an Ordinance,No.1013 Oreating 'ewer District No.119
were presented ;
Moved by Krehmke that sa,id Ordinances Nos.lOll,1012
each of them be placed on .their fi.rst r6,4ding ; "
Carried oll: rollcall,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,HaUx~.Justice
154
and declared passed their first reading.
Moved by Petersen that the rules be suspended and said
ces,Nos.J.Oll,1013 & 1013 and each of them be placed on
second reading by their respective titles;
Oarried on roll call, Giesenhagen,Gilchrist ,Raux, Jus tice,Krehn1ke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,Nay no;
Said Ordinances Nos.10ll,1012 & 1013 and each of them were
by their respective titles and declared passed their second
reading.
MoveJl by Michelson that the rules bJ! sg.spended and said Ordinan-
ces,Nos.10ll1,1012 & 1013 and each of them be placed on their
third reading by their respective titles;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Kremnlce,
Miehelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
Said Ordinances Nos.10ll,1012 .ftC 1013 and each of them rere
read by their respective ti tIes and declared passed their
third reading.
Moved by Justice that said Ordinances,Nos.10ll,1612 & 1013 and
each of them be placed on their final passage and finally passed;
Carri ed on roll call, Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,Hattx, Justice,Krehmke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
the Mayor declared said Ordinances NOs.IOll,1012 & 1013
Of them finally passed and approved the same.
Reports of the' City Clerk,Poliee Judge, Weighmaster, and Chief
of Police for November were read and on motion of Michelson
referred to the Finance Committee.
The Ci ty Engineer presented Estimates
tion of S6were in Sewer Districts Nos.118 & 119 and on motion
of Krehn1.ke the sa,idEstimatei were adopted and the 61erk
instructed to advertise for bids for their construction.
Adjourned. '
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Grand:I:sland,Nel1raska,December 19~1.923,7"'30JP.1VI.
The Oouncil met as a Board of EqualizA.tion for the purpose of
Equalizing and Assessing the benefits accrueing to the respective
lots, tracts and parcels of land in Faving District No.56 of sai~
City by reason of the Paving thereof and Levying a tax to pay for
said paving and amending the Resolution formerly passed ;HiS
Honor,the Mayor,presiding and all Members present at roll call.
Proof of publication of notice calling the meeting as a Board
of Equalization was read and placed on file.
The Council remained in session until B,a'cloek, p.m. and no
person having appeared to object to or protest against the
proposed Assessment and Levy ,Petersen presented the following
Resolution and moved its adoption;
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RESOLUTIOlIT
WIIH:RIDAS, in the resolution of the Board of Equalization,
held on the 17th day of October, 1923, there was an error made
in the assessment of Paving,. tax h';J.3?aving District 1\Io. 56, South
Sycamore street; and
VVJillRRA.S, such assessment neglected to tax certain prope.rty
and taxed certain other property too high, and whereas, such errors
should be corrected.
:r;rOW,THI!:REFORE, Bl!] IT RI!JSOLVBD that the resolution passed by
said Board of Equalization on October 17th, 1923 be amended in the
following particulars with respect to the following descriptions
De S c J;l.:l2..t i on_
Fr.7-Blk.9l Original
n 8 II II
IJ 8 If n
Corr_~1L ASSjL~.
Owner
Town. All
fI N.46.4'
II l3alano e
Ah-3 13
'!PO .i...
215.r08.
103.44
lUels Nielsen
Chas. Banks
Sophia Boquette
. Om.it;t e d
"llo.,_
Lot 2,Westervelts [3ubdi v. :$.i/~O(!)
II I' " \11.82'-E.132'
Alley J3lk.91 Orig.Town, ~
" II. .~. part. bet .Lots
II <<All II II "
II "l Il << "
.2
1 & 8
2 & 7
1 & 8
51.72
142.49
,(~)
33.53
28.74
33.53
Detlef Mathieson
Sophia Boquette
Niels J5rielsen
11 II
11
11
Chas. Banks
BE IT FURTIIlTIR RESOLVED that the Oi ty of Grand 1 sland in Paving
District Nol 56 hereby reserves unto i tselt all rights by reason of such
original resolution and doe.sno.t repeal 8c.l.id original resolution and tha.t
this resolution is simply for the purpo se of correct the errone ons
assessments with respect to the several descriptions herein contained.
W'
Motion to adopt the resolution carried on roll call,all voting
aye and the Mayor depla.red the Resolution adopted.
The minutes of the meeting as a :Board of Equal;i..ze,tion werel:'ead
and approved.
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Grand !sland,Nebraska,December 19,1923
'The Council met in regula.r session ,His Honor,the Mayor,presiding
and all Members present at roll call.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
The Mayor addressed the Council as to a Viaduct across the
U.P.R.R.Co.
Judge E.G.Kroger addressed the Council as to the opening of
Cedar Street and asking to be advised when the matter was taken
up again. He also addressed the Council as to a Viaduct across
their right of way.
Judge :Kroger also called the attention of the Council to the
hitching posts being erected along the South side of the Court
House grounds in a narrow' street where the hi tching of teams
would greatly obstruct the traffic of the Street;
On motion of Gilchrist the matter was referred to the street
Oom.m.ittee and the City Engineer to investigate with power to act.
Bids of WIn.Kelly &Oo.,and of Chambers Constructioneompany for
Sewer Districts Nos.117,118 & 119 were opened and read and on
motion of Krehmke referred to the Sewer Committ~eij
Bide of Goehring...Sothman Co. ,Emil J. Voss ,W.H.Middagh,Rudolph Rehe r
and the Geer Co., for work at the Water & Light Plant, changing to
accommodate the Fire Department were opened aI1d read
of Giesenhagen referred to the combined Fire,.L.ight &
The Oi ty Clerk reported that the American Beet Sugar Co,., haclpaid
their share of the expense of extending the Sewer to
in the sum of $6528.77 and the Same had been paid to
The Street. Committee made report as follows;
To the Honorable Mayor & City Council-
,We your Comrni ttee on S~reets and. Aileys recommend that the City
~ttorney s~art d..ondemn,~+~(m proceedlngs to procure 5 feet along
l,}:e East slde o{ LotsgPtailJd\2'f C~..Suband 5 feet along the East
slde of ~.S. W.7f lO-11..9!,€hty 9+ Grand Island to be used for Stre~
;,' "
purposes . Wa..lter Petersen,
Chas.L.Ha.ux,
C.H. Justice,
otto Giesenhagen
On motion of Petersen the report was adopted.
.The ,Street Committee reported a.n.Error in loca.tion
on North Cedar Stre.et the same encroaching upon the Street and
on motionofPete~sen
matter was referred to
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The Fire.llater & Light Committee reported finding the Bid. of
Goehring-Sothman Co 0' for changing~uilding to be the lowest and'
best bid and on motion of Justice the bid was accepted and Con-
tract awarded 0
The Fire Committee made report as follows;
To the Honorable Mayor and City Gouncil;
We your Committee on Fire recommend the purchase of a Road-
ster Car to be used by the Chief of the Fire Department in get-
ting to and from fires onlyo Your Committee feels that by mak-
ing this purchase we are improving our Fire Protection in the
City at a very nominal cost. C.H.Justice,
Geo.Mildenstein,
WmoF.Krehmke,
C.Michelson, Committee.
On motion of Mildenstein the Report was adopted 2nd the Clerk
instru,cted to advertise for bidls,for a Car, each bidder to furnish
his own specifications.
The Committee on Police & Board of Health reported recorrooending
the dia-allowance of the Claim of Ray Ferguson in the sum of $37
for damages and on motion of Michelson the report was adopted
and said Claim dis-allowed.
The Sewer Com.mi ttee reported ~inding the Bids of Wm.Kelly & Co.,
"
for Sewers in Sewer Districts NOS.117,118...~119 to be the lowest
and best bids and on motion of Krehmke the report was adopted
and contracts awarded accordingly.,
Bills against the City were read and on motion of Krehmkeallowe4
for list see the Claim Registe..
Communication from Detlef Joehnck,on behalf of the Joehnck heirs
waking that Ashton Avenue be placed in condition for tra~el
across the Belt Line to connect with East Henry St.and through
to Maple Street was read and on motion of Krehmke referred to
the Street Committee.
~etersenp:eesented the
following Re.Solution and moved its adoptio n
Resolution
Vi]mJi:U!tAS,some confusion exists in the distance given onsignpoats
an'dboards pLaced outsj:de of Grand ISland,purporting to, give the
qorrec~ distances to,:(:;j"U:'r Gity ,owing to the use of different sta.rt
lngpo2ntSj and' , "
v~BEA$;The Kiwanis Club of this City-are ~lacing a marker at
the east quarter corn~r.~:f SectioJ?. 15-11-9,{J .M.C.A.Building)foJ:;>
t1;e purpose. of establ1shlng. a known point :from which all such.
d1.stances may be measured,. . .
,. NOV1~Tl1EREFORE,BE:rTRESOLVEDBYTHE MAYOR AJSf.D CITYCQUNCIL
o~ th~Clty of GrandIsland,Nebrask.a.,that.. the actionO:fsaiij
K1Wan1.sCUub be :hereby ~PP:t'oredan~ theOitizens gEH'leral:tyare
hereby urged ,when. erect1.ng. s2gpswhichgive distances toG;i?arid
Isla.nd, . that they use the starting plbinthereinmentioned. for
such purpose. Walter Petersen
Motion carried
Resolution declared adppted.
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An Ordinance,No.IOI4 Levying a3pecial Tax in a portion of'
Paving District No.56 and Amending Ordinance No.I002 was
presented;
Moved by Michelson that the Ordinance be placed on its f~rst
reading;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen,Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Kreb.rnke,
Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Ordinance was read and declared passed its first reading.
Moved by Petersel1 that the rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its second reading by its titla;
Carried on roll call, Giesenhageri, Gilchrist,Haux,Justice,Krehnike,
The Ordinance was read by its title and declared passed its
Michelson,Mildenatein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
reading.
Moved by Krehmke that the Rules be suspended and the Ordinance
placed on its third reading by its t~tle;
Carried on rollcall, Gi esenhagen, Gi lchrist, Raux, Justice ,KreJrunlte,
][ichelson,Mildenstein and Petersen 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
pa.ssage and finslly passed;
Carried on roll call,Giesenhagen, Gilchrist,H~ux,Justice,Krehrnke,
'Michelson,Mildenstein and Petersen voting aye,nay none;
The Mayor declared the Ordinanc'e finally passed and approved tb,e
same.
The Report of the Wate,r,Light & Ice Commissioner itar the month
of November,1923 was read and on motion of Mildenstein referred
to the Fina.nce Committee.
Adjourned W~
;It eH:! .Cletk,