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<br />Bills (cont'd)
<br /> Volunteer Firemen, payroll, May, ~61t.00
<br /> Briggs,Gilbert,Morton,Kyle & Macartney, legal services
<br /> May g disbursement(~6.25) register Wilson property,9~15b.25
<br /> Nick Christensen, fees, bldg permits 371 thru 378, X100.22
<br /> Farnham S&S Supply Co, 1 contex calculator, ~~9.5U
<br /> Northwestern Bell Tel. Co., Mi 5050, 6-1-5l~, ~16.b0
<br /> N.L.Splett, print 200 gas station applic. forms, ~61~.75
<br /> Thorne Coal & Qil Co., fuel oil bal, 5-2~, X63.79
<br /> The Rose Tribune, publish Ord. #28, $,3.00
<br /> Earl Smith, policing &. mileage to ~ including 6-It-5~, X79.63
<br /> James Waller, rr n .r n n 6-5-5l~
<br />~l~3.78
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<br />Henry Dachtera " n n n n 6_~_5~
<br />X65,68
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<br />Badens Pure Oil Service, install red lites !~ siren
<br /> on Dachtera car, ~6.t~0
<br /> Nen ry Dachtera, reimbursement, addrl, prem. auto
<br /> insurance needed for Village policing, X8,60
<br /> Brawn & Day, dual attachment for portable resuscitator
<br /> & 25 ft. ext. hose w/connection, X5113.00
<br />Minn.State Consideration was then given to the following five claims from
<br />Fire School Volunteer firemen, Earl Grumke, Henry Dachtera,. John Rysgaard,
<br />per diem G. Baden and Robert Dowdell, each for per diem payment of X15.00,
<br /> account attendance at Minnesota State Fire School evolutions,
<br /> April 26, 195• It was reported that while the council had
<br /> authorized attendance of four volunteers at said School that
<br /> five volunteers had attendedii[ In connection with the question
<br /> of per diem payments claimed, it was found that Fire Chief Swanson
<br />Letter to had made a written request under date of April 1, 195t~, to the
<br />Mayor Mayor for the $15.00 per diem allowance, but a check of the minutes
<br /> disclosed no council action on such a request, A~t~~ some dis-
<br /> cussion as to the legality of allowing per diem, Cartwright moved
<br /> that payment of expenses in the amount of X60.00, which would be at
<br /> the rate of X12.00 for each of the five volunteers who attended,
<br /> be approved. Stenzinger seconded and motion carried unanimously.
<br /> The Village attorney was then requested to get an interpretation
<br /> from the Attorney General to determine whether Sec. l~38.11 of the
<br /> Minnesota Statutes authorizes payment of a per diem to firemen who
<br /> receive a monthly salary from a private employer.
<br />Public Safety Don Arndt reported to the council on special Village police
<br /> operations started May 19. He stated that if residents before
<br /> leaving on vacations will notify the police, theyr will be glad
<br /> to check on such properties during absences. Residents absent
<br /> on vacations or for other reasons .should not allow their property
<br /> to appear vacant by permitting newspapers to accumulate, etc.,
<br /> he said. In this connection, Arndt reported one break-in this year.
<br />Falcon Hry In connection with peo~s~ting the surface above the boiler at
<br />Cleaners gas the Falcon Dry Cleaners in accordance with Sec.l~-28 of the
<br />installation Building Code ordinance, Building Inspector Christensen reported
<br /> that he and the Fire Chief had made an inspection of this and
<br /> found the ceiling above the boiler properly protected with transite.
<br />Building permit Building Inspector Christensen reported that Oscar J. Husby ~ Sons,
<br />violations contractors, had twice commenced donstruction work within the Village
<br /> without first obtaining building permits from the building inspector.
<br /> The Clerk was asked to write Husby :~ Sons , calling their attention
<br /> to this report and advising them that any further violations of the
<br /> building code by them will be prosecuted..
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