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REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919 Present: Lynn Matteson, Mayor George Shavor John Rysgaard Ralph Van Hoven Frank Graham Absent: Art Lindig E. B• Rowley The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. The minutes of the meeting of Octo- ber 11 and the meeting of October 25 were read and approved. Tax anticipation The council requested Frank Graham, attorney, and Ralph Van certificates and Hoven, Treasurer, to investigate the requirements for the is- certificates of suance of X5,000 of tax anticipation certificates to be paid indebtedness by September 1, 1950 and an additional X5,000 of certificates of indebtedness to be paid by September 1, 1951. Village Election The next village election is to be held Tuesday, December 6. December 6 The offices to be filled are mayor, one trustee, one justice of the, peace, and one constable. The last date for filing is Tuesday, November 22, the last day for posting notices of elec- tion is Saturday, November 26, and the last day to post the sample ballots is Saturday, December 3. George Shavor was asked to make arrangements with the L & L appliance, if possi- ble, for the voting place and to bring to the next meeting suggested names for tellers. Resolution to In accordance with the request made at the meeting of Octo- R & W Comm. ber 25, Mr. Lodahl presented several petitions signed by a re bus line majority of the residents living on the proposed bus line requesting the council to assign to the Railroad and ';~arehouse Commission the following resolutions Requesting the Railroad and tiVarehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota to grant the application of the St. Paul City Railway Company for a certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity permitting the rerouting of its Snelling Avenue bus line. 'r'VHEREAS, because of the abandonment by the P~lorth ;,tar Bus Company of bus service in Falcon ~Ieights, the convenience of_ residents of Falcon Heights will be vreatly increased if the bus line operated by Tile ,°,t. Paul City P~ail- way Company is rerouted so that it will traverse a route which will make such service more conveniently available to the majority of residents of ;'alcon Heights, and ~~JHEREAS, The St. Paul City Railway Cornpan~r is willing to reroute and extend its bus line so that instead of operating its present bus line on Snelling Avenue between Larpenteur and Roselawn avenues, said bus line will in lieu thereof be operated over the f'ollov~ring described route: Commencing at the intersection of Larpenteur ar_d Snelling A~¢enues; thence easterly on Larpenteur Avenue to P,,scal rvenue; thence northerly on Pascal Avenue to Roselawn Avenue; thence westerly on Roselawn Avenue to Snelling Avenue; Return trip over the same route or an alternate route to be determined. n i