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<br />Bills (cont'd) Northern States Power Co., elec., July 12, X14.81
<br />Kath Bros., 50 gals gas, 3-25-'50, X12.00
<br />Baden•s Pure Oil, grease, gas, kerosene, X3.52
<br />Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Mi 5050, July 1, X12.35
<br />~ilalter S. Booth, minute.~~book sheets, May 16, 1949, X3.22
<br />Lorris Williams, blue line prints, Planning Com'n., $3.32
<br />P.R.L. Hardenbergh Co., fasteners, washers, etc., X4.06
<br />Montgomery 4Yard, 2 stools, X10.98
<br />Mercury Ins. Co., prem., policy #470-05425, covering
<br />1947 Ward La France truck, X165.71
<br />Communications:
<br />Letter of July 10, Prom Genevieve E. McDonald, Ramsey
<br />County nurse, relative to special meeting to discuss procedures
<br />and regulations governing communicable diseases in Rural
<br />Ramsey County, to be held July 18, 1950, at 8:00 pm. It was
<br />voted to have Lindig attend.
<br />Letter of July 3 from Attorney Frank J. Hammond, together
<br />with Dopy of proposed North-Snelling-Falcon Heights bus
<br />servi ce.
<br />Letter of July 7, frpm Mr~~~.C. Ludwig, of the League of
<br />Minnesota Municipalities, regarding type of generator which
<br />is recommended by the National Board of Fire Underwriters for
<br />a portable light plant, the AC generator being recommended.
<br />Letter of July 12 from the Homelite Corporation, quoting
<br />prices of X295.00 each on two demonstrator Homelite Carryable
<br />Generator units, one AC and one DC.
<br />Shavor moved, seconded by Rekstad, that oommunicgtiona be~
<br />filed. Carried.
<br />Portable light John Rysgaard presented report and recommendations of the
<br />plant, Fire Dept Fire Protection committee, dated July 8, as to purchase of
<br />salaries. a portable light plant and on adjustment of salari es of
<br />Fi ro Department paid personnel. Stewart moved that the
<br />report be accepted for discussion and consideration. Henry
<br />seconded and motion carried.
<br /> Rekstad spoke in favor of a 115-volt D.C. portable Kohler
<br /> light plant, of 1,500 watt capacity, stating if purchased
<br /> by the Village and found unsatisfactory, he would take it
<br /> and reimburse the village for same. Stewart reported on
<br /> discussing the matter with the Northern States Power Company
<br /> engineering staff, stating they used these units for lighting,
<br /> operating motor driven tools, etc., and that they recommended
<br /> the AC generator. Reported they had a number of Homelite AC
<br /> plants and found them ve ry satisfactory because of their light
<br /> weight and flexibility. Shavor stated if power tools are to
<br /> be used they have universal motors on which AC or DC could be
<br /> used. Also that the Kohler d.c. unit sells for $15?.50 while
<br /> the Homelite demonstrator seta are priced at X295.00 each.
<br /> Shavor also offered the opinion that the engine on the Kohler
<br /> d.e. set was preferred because it was a 4-cydl• unit as
<br />To puchase compared with the 2-cycle Homelite AC.
<br />Kohler portable Rekstad then moved that the Village purchase a Kohler 115-volt
<br />li ght plant. d.c. portable light plant of 1,500 watt capacity, Model 1.5M5.
<br /> Shavor seconded. Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig and Rekstad.
<br /> No: Stewart. The motion receiving a 4 /5 vote was declared passed.
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