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i ~~~ Village entrance of the Fite Station. He was informed that Village entrance signs signs (cont`d). have been ordered for Roselawn and Snelling, and Hoyt and Snell- ing. Also that Seaborn will ask the County to put signs at Village entrances on County roads. Full census Stewart reported receipt of a phone call from Mr. William Showell, count desired. Census Supervisor, that the Falcon Heights oensus had been com- pleted except for follow-up work. It was agreed to ask the Rose Tribune to publish a letter prepared by the clerk, urging residents not counted in the oensus to call the Village Hall and give their name and address. Hermes Floral Co. Building Inspector Reichow reported that the Hermes Floral Company to erect steel had requested a permit to replace their present shed wit h a steal building. building, also for altering sub-structure on their property be- tween Tatum and Cleveland. After discussion, Rekstad moved that permit be issued. Shavor seconded and carried unanimously. Village Assessor William Torgerson, Village Assessor, thanked the council for reports large furnishing him with mimeographed copies of the article, "Tax percentage of Facts For Falcon Heiights Home Owners, stating that many people in Northome residents inquire as to taxes and that the article is helpful not counted in to them and saves him time. He also reported that a large census. percentage of resid ants in the Borthome area state they haws not been called on by the census enumerator. Torgerson agreed to cooperate in the council's plan by urging people missed by the census taker to phone the Village Hall. Bills: Following bills were presented: Dwight Reichow, building inspector's fees, permits 43 to 54, inclusive, $89.10 Wager Office Equipment Co., Burroughs portable adder, $?5.00 A.V.Winterer do Son, final payment, heating and plumbing contract, $967.80 On motion by Rekstad, seconded by Henry, the bills were ordered paid. Montgomery Ward Amounting to $4?.03, including $1.08 transportation charge, bill for ping was considered. Henry moved that the bill be paid sub3ect pong table. to cancellation of the transportation charge. Seconded by Shavor and carried. Winterer to be After discussion, Henry mowed that Plumbing and Heating advised of Contractor A. V. Winterer be informed of a faulty bleeder Faulty valve. valve one one of the apace heaters at the head of the stairs in the auditorium. Seconded by Stewart. Carried. Communications: Letters from A.V. Winterer & Son and Maurice H. B~erken 8a Sons, relative to aurvay of heating plant. Letter of May 11 from Attorney Graham as to Fire Department Relief Fund Taxes. Letters of May 17 and May 19 from Minnesota Supply Co., regarding information they received that the 100 Lyon metal folding chairs will be shipped not later than June 15 from the factory.