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1 1 91` Additional Fire Anderson called attention to the fact that while there is hose hose needed. enough to equip both fire rigs, there is none to replace mil- dewed, wet or frozen hose, also that better insurance rates can be had if needed replacement hose is provided. On Anderson's recommendation as to additional hose requirements, Shavor moved that our attorney b® requested to prepared advertisements Por bids for 1,500 feet of 2~" double-jacket hose and for ?OO feet of 12" double-jacket hose for consideration at the next meeting of the council. Seconded by Stewart and motion carried by unanimous vote. To estimate After discussion, Shavor moved that a coaunittee b® appointed, con- receipts & dis- sisting of Yan Hoven, Anderson and Shavor, to prepare a report, buraements of estimating receipts and disbursements of the Pillage for the balance Village for of the year, the report to be presented at the next meeting. balance of year. Rekstad seconded. Carried. Celotex proposed With regard to putting in ceilings in Village Hall kitchen and for oeilings, dormitory, Anderson reported that wire lath and plaster would cost kitchen and dorm- about X150, but that sheet rook or Celotex would cost around $100. itory, new Village Anderson was directed to get a definite price figure on a Celotex Hall. job and to report on same at the next meeting. Street lights Seaborn spoke of the need of a street light on Larpenteur and proposed Holton, stating he had talked with the County Engineer and with Tony Schmidt, County Commissioner, about the matter. Also that he had talked with City of St Paul officials as to installing a light. on the east aide of Hamline - opposite Blomberg's Store - at the intersection of Iowa. Said city and village residents requesting this feel the light should be installed as a traffic safety measure. Henry agreed to write Commissioner Mortenson, of St Paul, regarding the matter. Treasurer's After reporting that Treasurer's report, summarizing reoeipts Bond and disbursements for 1949, had been furnished to the Clerk, Yan Hoven brought up the question of the Treasurer's bond which the council was to pass on in accordance with action taken at the previous meeting. He then read a letter from the St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, stating if bond for $10,000 is taken for two-year period, that premium will b® $138.75, or a saving of 15~ on the second year. Check signatures Yan Hoven also asked the council to authorize signatures of the acxk~co[xic~fltc~z Mayor, Clerk and Treasurer on checks to be issued. Treasurer's Bond Rekstad moved purchase of a bond for the Treasurer in the amount for 2-year period of X10,000 for two-year period, from the St Paul Fire and urine authorized. Insurance Company. Motion seconded by Shavor and carried by unanimous vote. Authorize check Shavor moved adoption of the following resolution - sf gnatures. RESOLVED; that the mayor, H. i. Henry; the clerk, Clyde J. Stewart; and Treasurer, Ralph yan Hoven, together, are authorized to sign checks or drafts against the funds of the Village of Falcon :teights on deposit at the Falcon Heights State Bank. Seconded by Rekstad and adoption of resolution ordered by unanimous vote. Clerk's Annual Financial State- On recommendation of and motion by Henry, seconded by Shavor, it was ment. voted unanimously to ask the Public Examiner to assist in preparing