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<br />Tani Cab Letter of February 16, Prom I. Wise, 116 Last 17th Street,
<br />Franchise Minneapolis, making application Por Franchise to furnish cab
<br />requested. servias to the Pillage, eras read. Mr. Wise, being present,
<br />with AGr. J. Moore, 236 Girard ®venue North, who drives for him,
<br />stated that he plans to service Falcon Heights, Roseville and
<br />Lauderdale on the basis oP rates similar to those in Minneapolis
<br />or 8t Paul. Proposes to operate a radio cab to begin with and
<br />to put on additional cabs if necessary. After disousaion, Mr.
<br />Wise wen informed that the council was interested and would ask
<br />Attorney Graham to check the ordinances to see what oan be done
<br />in this oonnection.
<br />W. L. Nofsker Mr. Nofsker and police officer Henry Dachtera appeared before
<br />reports home the oouncil in connection with the burglarizing of the Nofsker
<br />burglarized. home, at 1729 No. Snelling Avenue, Tuesday evening, February 21.
<br />Mr. Nofsker reported the loss of over $1,000 in money and
<br />jewelry, e¢zd that his family and neighbors are quite upset over
<br />the matter. Said that Dachtera and the Sheriff's office were
<br />called and that they were investigating the cage but without
<br />success so Par.
<br />Bills: Following bills mere presented Por payment:
<br />Husby & Sons Distributing Co., lumber for lockers & cabinets,$100.49
<br />O.T. Otterkill, lathing and plastering three ceilings, $185.00
<br />Flour City Body Corp., suction hone and nozzle complete, $201.?5
<br />St Paul Book & Stationery, oPficp supplies, Fire Dept., $2.36
<br />Ramon Laboratories, scouring p r, Fire Dept., $2.00
<br />Ramon Laboratories, 25 lbs. wiping rags, " $9.25
<br />Carnes Stamp Co., stenciling ordinance book, $2.00
<br />George L. Swanson, Car allowance, Feb.1950, $50.00
<br />Lindig moved, seconded by Shavor, that bills be paid. Carried.
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<br />boxing franchise. Attorney Graham stated that in connection with an inquiry received
<br />by the State Athletic Commission Prom people who hold the boxing
<br />Franchise in St Paul, the Attorney General's ruling was that they
<br />could operate Qnly in St Paul and that they would have to get a
<br />license Prom the State Boxing Commission and that the council
<br />would have to approve in order to permit boxing in the Pillage
<br />area.
<br />Fire Chief's Annual report oP Fire Chief George B. Swanson, for period May 1
<br />Annual Report to December 31, 1949, was noted and discussed. On motion by
<br />approved. Lindig, seconded by Shavor, it was voted to approve the report.
<br />Communioati©ns: Letter of February 24, expressing thanks on behalf oP the Faloon
<br />Heights Commercial Club to the Mayor and Council Por their co-
<br />operation in oonnection with holding the first Winter Carnival,
<br />was read and ordered filed.
<br />Letter of February 17, as to the League of Minnesota ~intfoip'ed ities
<br />co-sponsoring short oouraes for municipal officers and employes
<br />with the University, wsa noted and ordered filed.
<br />Legislative In connection with proposed legislation to permit establishing
<br />oommittee of a municipal liquors store in the village, the matter oP
<br />appointed. appointing a legislative committee was discussed. Lindig then
<br />moved appointment of a legislative committee, consisting oP
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