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36 VILLAGE OF ST. JOSEPH MINNESOTA
MINuTES OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THURSDAY, DECE}ffiER 8, 1960
The village council of the village of St. Joseph met in regular session
on Thursday, Dec. 8, 1960 with all members present. . ~
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A motion was made by Don Rau and seconded by H. Schneider to accept
minutes of regular and special meeting held in November as read.
Mayor Zwack stated a resident had questioned the legality of the
Justice of Peace appointment by council. Attorney John Knapp in-
formed council they may appoint a Justice of Pe9ce as per Minnesota
statutes.
A motion v.¡as made by D. Rau and seconded by H. Schneider to pay bills
as presented.~
Nick Borresch salary 218.50
Nick Borresch auto expense 50.00
Pauline Silbernick aid 20.00
Phil Rosde police duty 2.50
State Treasurer PERA 16. 50
Roman Zvlack mayor salary 90.00
Herman Schneider trustee salary 60.00
Christ Pallansch trustee salary 60.00
Don Rall " " 70.00
Bill !víeinz treasurer salary 75.00
Northern States power & light. 162.83 I
Bell Telephone Co. service 29.90
First State Bank pre. work. comp. policy 136.94
First State Bank vlater bills 8.00
Ben Pfannenstein garbage coIl. 42.0u
Bill Pfannenstein It " 42.00
Nick Borrcsch snOvl plovlÌng 28.50
Stueve1s Garage service on trk 8.50
Barney1sSuper Service It " 76.00
Krebsbach Motor Co. fuel oil & gas 11.31
Jerry Rennie gravel, loading 23.75
Northwestern Natll Bank sinking fund 6745.50
o. & S.. JJrebsbach,. T. Wolf property purchase 637.80
John JJnapp legal services 997.68
State Fire Chiefs Assn~ dues 7.00
Sister of St. Bens christman bulbs 73.57
Loso's Store christman cloth 2.45
Roman Zwack phone calls, frt on res. 6.05
St. Joseph Fire Dept calls, drills, meeting 122.25
st. Joseph Fire Bept It " " 65.25
Roman Zwack f fire chief salary "25.00
Pat Zahler fire marshall " 25.00
St. Joseph Fire Dept state aid transfer 334.09
Bob Johnson clerk sBlary 75.00
lvlyron Felix road grading 426.60
Postmaster postage 3.00 I.
Clerk to inform Myron Felix that grading work on south side of
Pine St. Was considered unsatisfactory by council and that 10%
of statement submitted would be withheld on advisement of village
engineer until the additional work required in this area can be
performed.-
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A motion \<Tas made by H. Schneider and seconded by Christ Pallansch
to approve the following beer and cigarette applications:
El Paso Club & Lanes, IUdway, La Playette, Legion Club, V.F. W. Club,
Salts Cafe, Stueve's Gflrage, St. Joseph Meat Mkt., Wasner Pureoil,
Loso"s Store, Jaren Drug, Linnemann's Store, Sauer's Store, College
Inn. Applications of Home Cafe and Frisky Baits had not been
received to date.
Frank Froehle, representing the Col¡ege Inn, presented an application
for a off-sale 3.2 license.
A motion was made by Christ PallaDsch and seconded by D. Rau to
approve and issue a 3.2 off-sale license to the College Inn.
Motion carried.
O. C. Dierkhishing, planning commission representative, stated the
commission recommended the reappmintment of Leo~adlo and Claude
Menzhuber to the planning commission. Both offices to expire at the
end of 1960. Mr. Dierkhising also informed the council of the
resignation of Bob Viehauser from the commission due to job comnlitt-
ments and recommended the appointment of Albert Kuebelbeck to the
fill the unexpired term.
A motion vms made by Christ Pallansch and seconded byD. Rau to re-
appoint Sadlo and Menzhuber to commission and to appoint Albert
Euebelbeck to serve the unexpired term of Bob Viehauser.
Engineer Teague presented a report on the sewerage plant ånd collect-
or system. ~r. Teague outlined what had been accomplished to date;
Plans and specifications for collector system were 90% complete to
date. Mr. Teague outlined progress on the plant, stating detailed
drawings were not complete, but that 50% of final design was complete
at this time.
Mr. Teague suggested and guaranteed. an Rpril letti.ng of contracts.
A' discussion on seVIer rental charges· took place. Council to con-
tinue discussion on this question in the future.
Motion to adjourn was made at 10:25 p. m.
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