1930 March Council ProceedingsRegular
CITY COUNCIL
(Official)
Regular Session March 3rd, 1930.
Present — City Manager Kratz,
Mayor Andelfinger, Councilmen Jan-
sen, McEvoy, Meuser and Schuck-
ert.
Council met at 7:30 p. m.
Mayor Andelfinger stated that this
is the regular monthly meeting of
the City Council for the transaction
of such business as may regularly
come before it, and that this date
has also been fixed for the purpose
of conducting a hearing on the plans
and specifications, form of contract
and cost of improvement for various
streets in the City.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and specifi-
cations, form of contract and cost of
improvements for the improving of
West 8th Street from the East pro-
perty line of Wilson Street to the
west property line of Hill Street, al-
so written remonstrances of Mrs.
Margaret Spear, E. E. McClain, Anna
D. Carew, Mrs. James O'Connor,
Margaret Rooney, Mary Duggan,
Elizabeth and Blanch Linehan, Kem-
ler Estate, et al., presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the notice of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract and cost
of improvements for' the improving
of Queen Street from the North pro-
perty line of Edwards Street to the
North property line of Marquette
Place, also written remonstrances
against the improvement by P. C.
Murray, Mrs. Johanna Ginter, Mrs.
Ida Dement, Louis Kaiser, Carl
Steuck, Fred Schultz, and Henry
Pfotzer, presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Council-
man McEvoy. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
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Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract, and cost
of improvements for the improving
of Algona Street from the North pro-
perty line of West 14th Street to
the South property line of Dexter
Street, also written remonstrances
by P. M. Heintz, and Catherine Lund -
beck, presented and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract and cost
of improvements for the improving
of Custer Street from the West pro-
perty line of Auburn Street to the
East curb line of Algona Street, and
written remonstrances of Frank
Schmitt, et al., against the improve-
ment, presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract and cost
of improvements for the improving
of Stafford Street from the West
property line of Garfield Avenue to
the northerly end of the street and
written remonstrances filed by H.
F. Schueler, Ed. Muntz, Anna K.
Spielman, Mrs. Margadant, et al, pre-
sented and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed.. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication, certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
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40 Regular Session, March 3rd, 1930
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract, and cost
of improvements for the improving
of Viola Street from the north pro-
perty line of Eagle Street to the
north curb line of Merz Street, and
written remonstrances by Frank B.
Lacy, Mrs. Hohenecker, et al, pre-
sented and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and hearing
upon proposed plans and specifica-
tions, form of contract and cost of
improvements for the improving of
Avoca Street from the south pro-
perty line of Seminary Street to
south curb line of Decorah Street,
and written remonstrances filed by
J. C. Comm, Margaret Clark, Elmer
Vance, Minnie Vance, Agnes M. Swee-
ney, Geo. Hilders, et al, presented
and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and hearing
upon proposed plans and specifica-
tions, form of contract and cost of
improvements for the improving of
Foye Street, front the North pro-
perty line of Lowell Street to the
South property line of Napier Street
and Napier Street from the East
curb line of Foye Street Westerly
about 70 feet, and written remon-
strances by Geo. F. Bisanz, Mary and
Norbert Bisanz, et al, presented and
read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Counciman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon proposed plans and speci-
fications, form of contract and cost
of improvements for the improving
of Roosevelt Street from the west-
erly property line of Rhomberg Av-
enue to the north property line of
lot 6 Peil's Addition, and written
remonstrances filed by C. F. Moser,
A. Wohlert, et al, A. L. Rhomberg,
Mt. Calvary Cemetery Association,
Edwin Giese, F. J. Frey, presented
and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Meuser. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and a
hearing upon the plans and specifi-
cations, form of contract and cost of
improvements for the improving of
Spruce Street from the South pro-
perty line of Jefferson Street to the
South property line of West 11th
Street and written remonstrances
by Mrs. Tillie Henkels, Voelker Re-
alty Co., Realty Investment Corpor-
ation, Luella Schubert, et al, pre-
sented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon plans and specifications,
form of contract, and cost of im-
provements for the improving of Au-
burn Street from the North proper-
ty line of West 14th Street to the
South property line of Rosedale Av-
enue, and written remonstrances
filed by Fred Toll, Bonnie E. Harris,
et al, Allan H. Graves, presented
and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
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Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and hear-
ing upon plans and specifications,
form of contract and cost of im-
provements for the improving of De-
corah Street from the East property
line of Avoca Street to the East pro-
perty line of Ashton Street and writ-
ten remonstrances filed by J. C.
Camm, P. J. Kearns, Voelker Realty
Co., presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of improve-
ments for the improving of Solon
Street from the East property line
of Alpine Street to the East proper-
ty line of Lois Street and written
remonstrances read, remonstrances
of Margery Y. Thimmesch, Walter
Keck, et al.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract, and cost of improve-
ments for the improving of Cather-
ine Street from the North property
line of Angella Street to its North-
ern terminus, and written remon-
strances filed by Marjorie G. Mor-
row, Emma Klingenberg, Pat McIn-
erney, presented and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and hearing
Regular Session, March 3rd, 1930
41
upon proposed plans and specifica-
tions, form of contract and cost of
improvements for the improvement
of Quigley Lane from the East pro-
perty line of Catherine Street to its
Eastern terminus, and written re-
monstrances filed by John W. Nor-
ton, et al, presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and a hear-
ing upon plans and specifications,
form of contract and cost of im-
provements for the improvement of
Nowata Street from the South curb
line of West 14th Street to the North
curb line of Julien Avenue, and writ-
ten remonstrances by Voelker Realty
Co., and petition and waiver signed
by Birdena Bush and Virginia E. B.
Robinson, favoring improvement,
presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
on the plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of the improve-
ments for the improvement of Paul
Street from the South property line
of Lowell Street to the North pro-
perty line of Seminary Street, and
written remonstrances, filed by W. H.
Keller, C. A. Voelker, et al, present-
ed and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council -
, nen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity, for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of improve-
ments, for the improvement of Sut-
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ter Street from the West property
line of Windsor Avenue to the East
property line of Queen Street, and
written remonstrances, filed by Chas.
Stafford, et al.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of improvement
for the improving of Ries Street
from the North property line of Staf-
ford Street to the East property line
of Windsor Avenue, remonstrances
filed by abutting property owners,
.Anthony Fuerst, T. J. Meehan, et al,
presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity
for pt4blic improvements and a
hearing upon plans and specifi-
cations, form of contract and cost
of improvements, for the improving
of Henry Street from the West pro-
perty line of Windsor Avenue to the
East property line of Queen Street.
There being no remonstrance on
this street, Councilman Jansen
moved that the proof of publication
be received and filed. Seconded by
Councilman Schuckert. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of improvement
of Marquette Place from the West
property line of Queen Street to the
present concrete pavement, and writ-
ten remonstrances filed by Sophia
Kenyon, L. Rettenmeier, Realty In-
vestors Corporation, Voelker Realty
Co., Carl Steuck.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
March 3rd, 1930
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher pf notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract and cost of improvement
of Lois Street from the Sonth pro-
perty line of Solon Street to the
North property line of Reeder Street,
and written remonstrances filed by
Walter A. Keck, Mr. Schrup, and H.
Young, presented and read.
Councilman Jansen moved that the
proof of publication be received and
filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to by
the publisher of notice of pendency
of resolution of necessity for pub-
lic improvements and a hearing up-
on plans and specifications, form of
contract and cost of improvement for
the improving of Wood Street from
the North property line of West 14th
Street to the South property line of
Rosedale Avenue, and written re-
monstrances filed by Voelker Real-
ty Co., Mrs. E. E. Milligan, Hattie
M. Bennett, Michael Rogers, Mt.
Pleasant Home, against the improve-
ment of said street, presented and
read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to by
the publisher of notice of pendency
of resolution of necessity for public
improvements and a hearing on
plans and specifications, form of con-
tract, and cost of improvements for
the improving of Reeder Street from
the East property line of Alpine
Street to a point 50 feet East at Lois
Street, and written remonstrances
filed by F. Mathis, et al, presented
and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
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Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon the plans and specifications,
form of contract and cost of im-
provements for improving South Hill
Street from the north property line
of Curtis Street to the South pro-
perty line of Dodge Street, and writ-
ten remonstrances filed by Mr. Job -
gen, Albert Donahue, et al (18 sign-
ers), presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements and a hearing
on the plans and specifications, form
of contract, cost of the improve-
ments, for improving of Angella
Street from the East property line
of Catherine Street to the East pro-
perty line of Cox Street, and writ-
ten remonstrances filed by Fred Kel-
ler, Marjorie G. Morrow, Mrs. Mary
Schilling, Walter J. Huber, presented
and read.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of the notice of
pendency of resolution of necessity
for public improvements, and a
hearing on the plans and specifica-
tions, form of contract, and cost of
improvements for the improving of
the Alley between Queen Street and
Windsor Avenue, from Clinton to
Sutter Streets, and written remon-
strances filed by Wm. Duesing, Fed-
eral Bank and Trust Co., et al (20
signers), presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hearing
upon plans and specifications, form
of contract, and cost of improve-
ments for the improving of Green
Street from the east property line
of Asbury Street to the West pro-
perty line of Avoca Street, and writ-
ten remonstrances, filed by John S.
Tritz, Mrs. Minnie Blocker, Mrs. An-
na Hilders, et al (10 signers).
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Proof of publication certified to
by the publisher, of notice of pend-
ency of resolution of necessity for
public improvements, and a hear-
ing on the plans and specifications,
form of contract, and cost of im-
provements for improving Eagle
Street from the West property line
of Thomas Place to the East pro-
perty line of Viola Street, and writ-
ten remonstrances filed by E. Kruse,
Administrator, and Mrs. Hohenecker.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the proof of publication be recieved
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
man Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman Jansen moved that
the rules be suspended to allow any-
one present who wished to do so,
to address the Council. Seconded by
Councilman Schuckert. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser, and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Mr. C. C. McGregor, John E. Hed-
ley, et al, addressed the Council rela-
tive to the remonstrances against
improvements of West 8th Street,
objecting to the improvement.
Louis Kolfenbach, et al, spoke
against the improvements of Algona
St., Viola Street, Spruce Street and
Auburn Street.
There were also verbal remon-
strances against the improvement of
Stafford Street and Avoca Street.
Attorney Willging representing
property owners on Foye and Napier
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cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resolution No. 138 -30.
Preliminary estimate, Plans and
Specifications for the improvement
of Robinson Street from the West
property line of Bluff Street westerly
about 210 feet, presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resolution No. 139 -30.
Resolution of necessity for the im-
provement of Robinson Street from
the West property line of Bluff Street
westerly about two hundred and ten
(210) feet by grading said street to
proper sub grade, constructing con-
crete curb and sidewalk, furnish
steel, if necessary, extending eight
(8) inch sanitary sewer and by pav-
ing said street with a concrete pave-
ment seven (7) inches thick and
twenty (20) feet wide with integral
curb on one side, using either plain
concrete or a quick setting cement
known as `Quick- hard."
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the resolution be approved and
placed on file for final action. Sec-
onded by Councilman Meuser. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resolution No. 140.
Resolution, fixing date of hearing
for the improving of Robinson Street
from the West property line of Bluff
Street Westerly about 210 feet pre-
sented and read.
Councilman Meuser moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of Rev. Father J. M.
Wolfe, chairman of the Dubuque
Planning and Zoning Commission,
submitting the following names from
which to appoint a new member on
the Board in place of Geo. Ragatz, Jr.
resigned. The following names were
submitted:
Mrs. Geo. W. Myers, Frank Lacy,
Frederick Paull, John Maclay, J. M.
Burch, R. D. Waller, Thomas Stamp-
fer, and Mrs. Wm. Kretschmer
Councilman Meuser moved that the
petition be referred to the Council.
Seconded by Councilman Schuckert.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
March 3, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise that I have ap-
proved the following bonds and poli-
cies and desire to have your approval
on same for filing.
SIGNS
George Ragatz, 20th and Central
Avenue; Policy No. 594355, Southern
Surety Co.
Hawkeye Vulcanizing Co., 655 Iowa
Street; Policy No. 594354, Southern
Surety Co.
Dr. Charles E. Loizeaux, 220 W.
9th Street; Policy No. 0. L. & T.
431934, Continental Casualty Co.
C. & M. Shoe Store, 630 Main
Street; Policy No. 0. L. & T. 431928,
Continental Casualty Co.
Keller Electric Co., 1135 Main St.;
Policy No. 0. L. & T. 431930, Contin-
ental Casualty Co.
Falkenhainer Drug Co., 1097 Julien
Avenue; Policy No. 0. L. & T. 431933,
John Apel, 48 West 6th Street;
Policy No. P. M. I. 400504, Globe In-
demnity Co.
Grand Opera House, 135 West 8th
Street; Policy No. L. 0. L. 272353,
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
Strand Theatre, 12th and Main
Streets; Policy No. L. 0. L. 258459,
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
Mid - Continent Petroleum Corp.,
19th and Central Ave., Julien and
Nevada Streets, 7th and Iowa Sts.;
Detroit Fidelity & Surety Co.
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First National Bank, 5th and Main
Streets; The Fidelity & Casualty Co.
CONTRACTOR
E. Hugh Henschel & Sons, 583 Ar-
lington Street; U. S. Fidelity &
Guaranty Co.
Respectfully submitted,
0. A. KRATZ,
City Manager.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the bonds be approved and placed
on file. Seconded by Councilman
Meuser. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman Meuser moved that the
City Solicitor be instructed to amend
the restricted Residence District, to
he extended to the north property
line of 7th and Bluff.
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Street addressed the Council and
stated that some property on this
street will not stand the assessment
and that 84 per cent of the owners
objected to the improvement.
He also spoke against the improve-
ment of Roosevelt Street stating that
he represented the Mt. Calvary Cem-
etery association.
L. Kolfenbach also addressed the
Council on this street and recom-
mended that a storm sewer be con-
structed before the street is im-
proved. Messrs Kolfenbach, Toll et
al also addressed the Council rela-
tive to the improvement on Auburn
St. stating that the street will cost
more than the property is worth.
Frank Fuhrman made a strong plea
for the improvement of said street.
Messrs. Schrup, Young et al address-
ed the Council relative to the im-
proving of Solon, stating that if the
street is not opened up to Hill Street
they object to the improvement.
The street as it is now, comes to
a dead end and would not benefit
their property. Frank Faber and Mr.
Lukritz spoke against the improve-
ment of Catherine Street.
The same objections were filed
against Lois Street as against Solon
St. by Henry Young and Mr. Schrup.
Messrs. Haltenhoff, and Weidlich
spoke relative to the alley between
Queen St. and Windsor Avenue stat-
ing that this is a water way and the
City should bear a part of the ex-
pense. Residents on Green Street
stated that they did not object to
the improvement of the street but to
the high cost of the improvement.
Peter Nicks representing the School
Board spoke in favor of improving
Eagle Street stating that if this and
other streets in the vicinity of the
Jefferson School were improved, the
Interstate Power Co. would install
bus service, which would make it
convenient for the school children
to reach the school.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
all petitions and remonstrances be
referred to the Council for consider-
ation, and that action on the adoption
of resolutions of necessity and all
other resolutions pertaining to the
proposed street improvements be de-
ferred. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of Mrs. E. J. Wurst, refer-
red to the Council by the Board of
Supervisors asking for cancellation
of the 1929 and 1930 tax on Sub 14 -15
and South 161 feet of lot 1 Bush's
Sub. presented and read. Property
assessed to Mary Richter. Council-
man Schuckert moved that the peti-
tion be referred to the City Soli-
citor. Seconded by Councilman Mc-
Evoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of Edwards Style Shop
stating that they intend to occupy
the Levi Building at 7th and Main
Streets and they hereby petition the
Council to allow them to make a rear
entrance and construct a loading
platform which would extend 4 feet
into the alley. Councilman Meuser
moved that the petition be referred
to the City Manager for investigation
and report. Seconded by Council-
man McEvoy. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of the Masonic Temple
Association asking that the 1929
taxes against the North 120.4' of
N / of City lot 661 assessed to Ed-
ward Beach, be cancelled, stating
that they purchased the property in
April 1929 and the property will be
used solely for Society purposes as
per section 6944 of the Code of Iowa.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the prayer of the petition be granted.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas — Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of James B. Mullady, Dis-
abled War Veteran asking permission
to sell extracts from house to house
and that he be exempted from paying
the customary license.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the prayer of the petition be granted.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of Arnold Lynch stating
that he failed to make the 1st pay-
ment on a sewer when it was due,
having received no notice, and he
hereby asks that he be allowed to
make the payments due to date and
the balance be spread on the books
on the installment plan.
Councilman Meuser moved that the
prayer of the petition be granted and
the Treasurer be instructed accord-
ingly. Seconded by Councilman Mc-
Evoy. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas — Mayor Andelfinger, Conn-
46 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
There being no further business,
Councilman Meuser moved to ad-
journ. Carried.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Approved 1930
Adopted 1930
Councilmen:
Attest:
City Clerk.
CITY GOUNCIL
(Official)
Special Session, March 10th, 1930.
Meeting called by order of Mayor
Andelfinger and Councilman Jansen.
Council met at 7:40 p. m.
Present -City Manager Kratz,
Mayor Andelfinger, Councilmen Jan-
sen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Mayor Andelfinger read the call
and stated that service thereof had
been duly made and that this meet-
ing is called for the purpose of levy-
ing a special assessment and author-
izing the issuance of public improve -
ment bonds to pay for the installation
of Boulevard lights on Central Aven-
ue from the North property line of
East and West 4th Street to the North
property line of 18th Street, and on
West 8th Street from the West pro-
perty line of Central Ave, to the
East property line of Main Street and
acting on any other business that
may properly come before the meet-
ing.
Proof of publication certified to by
the publisher of the City Council's in-
tention to levy a Special assessment
as provided by law • to pay for the in-
stallation on Central Avenue from
the north property line of East and
West Fourth Street to the north pro-
perty line of Eighteenth Street and
on West Eighth Street from the
west property line of Central Ave-
nue to the east property line of Main
Street of Boulevard Lights, Amount
of assessment $19,288.88, presented
and read. Councilman Schuckert
moved that the proof of publication
be received and filed. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays -None. -
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS
Resolution No. 141 -30.
Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That to pay
for installing of BOULEVARD
LIGHTS on Central Avenue, from
the north property line of East and
West 4th Street to the north property
line of 18th Street and on West 8th
Street from the West property line of
Central Avenue, to the East property
line of Main Street, Geo. W. Ken-
nelly Electric Co., Contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same, A
Special Tax be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots, and parts of
lots, and parcels of real estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set op-
Special Session, March 10th, 1930 47
posite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate, as follows: Special assessment
submitted March 10th, 1930
Clara Herkert, Lot 234;
City Lot $ 139.22
Clara Herkert, Lot 235;
City Lot S. 1 /2 69.60
Frank R. Lacy, Lot 235;
City Lot N. 1 /2 69.60
Emma Herget, Lot 236;
City Lot S. 25 ft. 8 in. 69.27
Clara Herket, Lot 236;
City Lot N. 25 ft. 11 in 69.94
Clyere Herkert, Lot 237;
City Lot S. 1 /2 69.60
John F. Murphy and F. C
Chalders, Lot 237; City
Lot N. 1 /2 69.60
Minnie R. Norton, Lot 238;
City Lot Und. 1 / 2 69.60
P. J. Norton, Lot 238; City
Lot Und. 1 /2 69.60
Anna Shea, Lot 303; City
Lot S. 1 /2 65.97
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 303;
City Lot N. 1 /2 69.30
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 302;
City Lot 139.22
Albert Fluckiger, Lot 301;
City Lot 139.22
Albert Fluckiger, Lot 300;
City Lot 139.22
Albert Fluckiger, Lot 299;
City Lot 139.22
Theresa Bade, Lot 298;
City Lot 139.22
Arthur Blum, Lot 297;
City Lot 139.22
Emma Vogt, Lot 2; City
Lot 75.06
Aiina Schneider, Lot 1; Sub
City Lot 296 64.58
Geo. J. Schaffhauser, Lot
295; City Lot Und. 1 /2 69.60
Wm. A. Schaffhauser, Lot
295; City Lot Und. 1 /2 69.60
Geo. Ryan, Lot 294; City
Lot 139.22
James C. Collier, Lot 239;
City Lot S. 25 ft. 6 in. 68.81
Albert Ney Estate, Lot 239;
City Lot S. 25 ft. 2 in. of
N. 26 ft. 1 in. 67.92
Berthalda Whitbeck, Lot
239; City Lot N. 11 in. of
N. 26 ft. 1 in. 2.48
Berthalda Whitbeck, Lot
240; City Lot S. 22 ft 59.37
John Appel Estate, Lot 240;
City Lot N. 29 ft. 7 in 79.83
Norma J. Mutschler, Lot
241; City Lot 139.22
Norma J. Mutschler, Lot
242; City Lot S. 22 ft. 59.37
Fred Bede Estate, Lot 242;
City Lot N. 29 ft. 4 in 79.15
John Appel Jr., Lot 243;
City Lot 139.22
John Appel Estate, Lot 244;
City Lot W. 47 ft. 34.92
Mary La Grace, Lot 244;
City Lot E. 53 ft. 103.38
Florenz Hemmer, Lot 245;
City Lot S. 1 /2 68.30
W. J. Burns and W. J
Brown Est., Lot 245; City
Lot N. 1 /2 68.30
A. H. Herget and J. Pil-
meier, Lot 246; City Lot 138.30
A. H. Herget and J. Pil-
meier, Lot 247; City Lot 138.30
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 248;
City Lot 138.30
Mary A Klein et al, Lot
293; City Lot 138.30
Chas P. Mettel, Lot 292;
City Lot 138.30
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 291;
City Lot 138.30
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 290;
City Lot 100.28
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 290A;
City Lot 38.02
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 289A;
City Lot S. 8 in. .52
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 289;
City Lot S. 8 in. 1.26
N. J. Loes Estate, Lot
289A; City Lot N. 49 ft.
9 in. 36.91
N. J. Loes Estate, Lot 289;
City Lot N. 49 ft. 9 in. 97.35
County of Dubuque, Lot
288; City Lot 138.17
County of Dubuque, Lot
287; City Lot 138.17
County of Dubuque, Lot
286; City Lot 138.17
County of Dubuque, Lot
285; City Lot 138.17
County of Dubuque, Lot
284; City Lot 138.17
Magd. Pier Millin, Lot 249;
City Lot S. 1 /2 69.08
Cath. Salot, Lot 249; City
Lot N. 1 / 2 69.05
Cath. Salot, Lot 250; City
Lot S. 4 in of S. 1 /2 .90
Edward Muntz, Lot 250;
City Lot N. 25 ft. 3 in. of
S. 1 /2 68.14
Edward Muntz, Lot 250;
City Lot S. 7 in. of N. 1 / 2 1.56
Geo. and Fenie Berg, Lot
250; City Lot N. 24 ft.
11 in. of S. 1 /2 67.26
Nick Peschang, Lot 251;
City Lot S. 1 /2 69.08
Ernest R. Quade, Lot 251;
City Lot N. 1 / 2 69.08
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252A;
City Lot S. 21 ft. 2 in. 57.12
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252A;
City Lot N. 9 ft. 24.29
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252;
City Lot 56.67
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 253;
City Lot 138.17
Theresa L. Butt, Lot 254;
City Lot E. 1 /2 100.18
Margt. Lorenz Est., Lot 441;
City Lot S. 1/2 of S. M.
1 -5
Grace C. Papin, Lot 441;
City Lot N. % of S. M.
1 -5
John and Kath. Kunnert,
Lot 441; City Lot S. 23 ft.
5 in. of M. 1 -5
Geo. Haber, Lot 441; City
Lot N. 27 ft. 7 in. of M.
1 -5
Ed. Lenz, Lot 441; City Lot
S. 41 ft. 2 in. of N. M. 1 -5
Bernard and Frank Wester -
camp, Lot 441; City Lot
N. 10 ft. of N. M. 1 -5
Bernard and Frank Wester-
camp, Lot 441; City Lot
N. 1 -5
J. V. Rider, Lot 440; City
Lot S. 1 -5
J. V. Rider, Lot 440; City
Lot S. 14 ft. 2 in. of S.
M. 1 -5
Ferd A. Nesler, Lot 440,
City N. 37 ft. 2 in. of S.
M. 1 -5
Ed. Muntz, Lot 440; City
Lot M. 1 -5
C. F. Weidlich, Lot 440;
City Lot S. 1 /2 of N. M.
1 -5
Clara L. Hillyard, Lot 440;
City Lot N. % of N. M.
1 -5
Clara L. Hillyard, Lot 440;
City Lot W. 40 ft. of N.
1 -5
Anna Holz, Lot 440; City
Lot Und. 1 -3 of W. 27 ft.
of E. 60 ft. of N. 1 -5
Lena Merkes, Lot 440; City
Lot Und. 2 -3 of W. 27 ft.
of E. 60 ft. of N. 1 -5
Lena Merkes, Lot 440; City
Lot E. 33 ft. of E. 60 ft.
of N. 1 -5
Emma Vogel, Lot 6; Sub.
City Lot 675, E. 1 / 2 of S.
37 ft. 2 in.
S. P. Rider Est., Lot 6; Sub.
City Lot 675, E. 1 / 2 of N.
38 ft. 2 in.
Ed. Muntz, Lot 5; Sub. City
Lot 675, E. 1 /2
Ed. Muntz, Lot 4; Sub. City
Lot 675, E. 1/2 of S. 22 ft.
11 in.
Ed. Muntz, Lot 4; Sub. City
Lot 675, E. 1 / 2 of N. 17 ft.
4 in.
Wolf Gruber, Lot 3; Sub.
City Lot 675, E. 1 / 2 of N.
27 ft. 8 in.
Wolf Gruber, Lot 3; Sub.
City Lot 675, E. 1 / 2 of N.
1 ft. 9 in. of S. 15 ft. 8
in.
Special Session, March 10th, 1930 49
Ed. Muntz, Lot 3; Sub. City
Lot, E. 1/2 of S. S. 13 ft.
69.08 11 in. of S. 15 ft. 8 in
Jos. Kahn Est., Lot 2; Sub
City Lot 675, E. 1 /2
69.08 Jessie Braun, Lot 1; Sub
City Lot 675; E. 1 /2
City of Dubuque, Lot 10;
63.20 Sub. City Lot 438 -439 and
part 676
T. L. Butt, Lot 254; City
74.42 Lot E. 1 /2
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 254;
111.09 City Lot W. 1 /2
Buettell Bros. Co., Lot 255;
City Lot
26.98 Buettell Bros. Co., Lot 256;
City Lot S. 1 /2
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 211;
138.17 City Lot S. %
J. JI. Rhomberg, Lot 212;
128.11 City Lot
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 213;
City Lot
35.46 Belsky Motor Co., Lot 214;
City Lot
Belsky Motor Co., Lot 215;
93.03 City Lot
Belsky Motor Co., Lot 215A;
128.11 City Lot
Z. B. Hoffmann, Lot 216;
City Lot N. 1 /2
64.07 Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 253;
City Lot
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252;
64.07 City Lot
Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252A;
City Lot N. 9 ft.
82.02 Chas. J. Belsky, Lot 252A;
City Lot S. 21.2 ft.
E. R. Quade, Lot 251; City
8.47 Lot N. 1 /2
W. J. Burns and W. J
Burns Est., Lot 450; City
16.91 Lot S. 1 -5
A. H. and Alfred Ruprecht,
Lot 2; Sub. City Lot S.
M. 1 -5 City Lot 450
Jos. Pilmaier, Lot 1; Sub
S. M. 1 -5 City Lot 450
Kath. E. Sohl Est., Lot 450;
City Lot S. 1 /2 of M. 1 -5
S. P. Rider Est., Lot 450;
City Lot M. % of M. 1 -5
45.74 S. P. Rider Est., Lot 450;
City Lot N. M. 1 -5
89.92 Hildegard M. Lorenz Est.,
Lot 450; City Lot S. 1 /2 of
N. 1 -5
20.75
44.55
27.51
16.70
51.94 .
51.94
90.94
99.06
99.06
74.53
24.04
24.04
74.53
198.10
198.10
36.19
38.33
24.04
198.10
36.19
12.63
25.73
24.04
32.58
15.46
17.13
16.30
16.30
32.58
16.30
Alois M. Hoffmann, Lot
450; City Lot N. 1 /2 of N.
1 -5 16.30
20.84 Henry C. Reche, Lot 443;
City Lot S. 31 ft. 5 in. of
S. 1 /4 19.99
33.17 E. L. Scheppele, Lot 443;
City Lot N. 19 ft. 7 in. of
S. 1 /4 12.45
Kretschmer Bros. Co., Lot
2.10 443; City Lot S. M. 1 4 32.58
•
48 Special 'Session, March 10th, 1930
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 254;
City Lot W. 1 /2
Buettell Bros. Co., Lot 255;
City Lot
Buettell Bros. Co., Lot 256;
City Lot
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 257;
City Lot
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 258;
City Lot S. 11 ft. .......
._...._
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 258;
City Lot N. 40 ft. 2 in. ..
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 283;
City Lot
A. W. Kemler Est., Lot 282;
City Lot
A. W. Kemler Est., Lot 281;
City Lot
Charles A. Scheppele, Lot
280; City Lot
Margt. L. Isborne, Lot 279;
City Lot Und. 1 /3 of S. 1 /2
Mary F. Isborne, 1 �Lot 279;
7
City Lot Und. of S. 1 /2
Clara N. Isborne, Lot 279;
City Lot Und. % of S. 1 /2
Clara N. Isborne, Lot 279;
City Lot Und. 1 /3 of N. 1 /2
Margt. L. Isborne, Lot 279;
City Lot Und. 1/3 of N. 1 /2
Mary F. Isborne, Lot 279;
City Lot Und. % of N. 1/2
C. A. Walter, Lot 278; City
Lot
Charles F. Pier, Lot 277;
City Lot S. 1/2
Anna Trexler, Lot 277; City
Lot N. 1 /2
Anna Trexler, Lot 276; City
Lot
Anna Trexler, Lot 275; City
Lot
Anna Trexler, Lot 274; City
Lot S. 2 ft.
Anna Trexler, Lot 274; City
Lot S. 26 ft. of N. 49 ft.
2 in.
Euginan Petrakis, Lot 274;
City Lot N. 23 ft. 2 in. of
N. 49 ft. 2 in.
Frank P. Fuhrmann, Lot
259; City Lot
Frank B. Wieland Est., Lot
260; City Lot S. 1 /2
Frank B. Weiland Est., Lot
260; N. 1 /2
Jos. J. Koester Est., Lot
261; City Lot
Dora Fitz, Lot 262; City Lot
S. Y2
Theresa Drummer, Lot 262;
City Lot N. 1/2
Lena Kleine et al, Lot 263;
City Lot S. 28 ft. 6 in.
Cath. Fuhrmann, Lot 263;
City Lot N. 23 ft.
Fischer Investment Co., Lot
264; City Lot
Fischer Investment Co., Lot
265; City Lot
Fischer Investment Co., Lot
37.99 266; City Lot S. 48 ft. 8
in. 131.31
138.17 Margt. Pier, Lot 266; City
Lot N. 2 ft. 6. in 6.74
138.17 Margt. Pier, Lot 267, City
Lot S. 40 ft. 107.93
138.17 Eliz. Schroeder, Lot 267;
City Lot N. 11 ft. 2 in. 3Q.15
29.68 Eliz. Schroeder, Lot 268;
City Lot S. 9 ft. 2 in. 24.74
108.41 Standard Oil Co., Lot 268;
City Lot N. 42 ft. 113.35
138.17 Anna M. Hughes, Lot 273;
City Lot 138.17
138.17 Anna M. Hughes, Lot 272;
City tot S. 1 /2 69.08
138.17 Robert D. Hughes, Lot 272;
City Lot, N. 1 /2 69.08
138.17 Henry W. Hussmann, Lot
271; City Lot S. 23 ft. 4
23.01 in. 62.96
J. V. Rider, Lot 271; City
23.01 Lot, N. 28 ft. 75.57
Emma Brede Klauer, Lot
23.05 270; City Lot 138.17
C. A. Walter, Lot 269; City
23.01 Lot 138.17
Lizzie Bilotte, Lot 446; City
23.05 Lot S. 32 ft. 8 in. of S.
66 ft. 8 in of S. 2 -5 88.14
23.01 Thos. E. Delaney, Lot 446;
City Lot N. 34 ft. of S. 66
138.17 ft. 8 in. of S. 2 -5 91.76
Mary Ernsdorf, Lot 446;
69.08 City Lot S. 26 ft. 2 in.
of M 1 -3 97.16
69.08 Lena, Bertha and Mary
Paulus, Lot 446; City Lot
138.17 S. 26 ft. 2 in. of Mfl 1 -5 70.62
Andrew Voelker, Lot 446;
138.17 City Lot N. 25 ft. of M.
1 -5 67.47
5.41 Ind. School District, Lot
446; City Lot N. 2 -5 276.34
Anna Klauer, Lot 447; City
70.17 Lot E. 2 -5 276.34
Jos. Fuhrmann, Lot 447;
City Lot N. 3 -5 414.52
62.52 Wm. Bradley, et al, Lot
452; City Lot S. 31. ft. 2
138.17 in. of S. 1 -5 83.11
Geo. Ganshirt, Lot 452; City
69.08 Lot N. 20 ft. of S. 1 -5 53.97
Geo. Ganshirt, Lot 452; City
69.08 Lot S. 1 /2 of S. M. 1 -5 69.08
Matt and Mary Hanson, Lot
138.17 452; City Lot N. 1 /2 of S.
M. 1 -5 69.08
69.08 Robert Jungk, Lot 452; City
Lot M. 1 -5 138.17
69.08 Eliz. Cole, Lot 452; City Lot
N. M. 1 -5 138.17
76.91 Agatha Heim, Lot 452; City
Lot N. 1 -5 138.17
62.07 Orioles Home Assn., Lot
441; City Lot S. 1/2 of S.
138.17 1 -5 69.08
Appolonia Heller, Lot 441;
138.17 City Lot N. 1 /2 of S. 1 -5 69.08
Dubuque Realty Co., Lot
5; Sub. City Lot 170 and
E. 43 ft. of City Lot 171
and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft. of
City Lot 172
Dubuque Realty Co., Lot
6; Sub. City Lot 170 and
E. 43 ft. of City Lot 171
and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft
of City Lot 172
Dubuque Realty Co., Lot
7; Sub. City Lot 170 and
E. 43 ft. of City Lot 171
and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft. of
City Lot 172
Dubuque Realty Co., Lot
8; Sub. City Lot 170 and
E. 43 ft. of City Lot 171
and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft
of City Lot 172
Finley Hospital and Mt
Pleasant Home; Und. 1 -5
of S. 1 -3 of City Lot 29,
30, 31
Security Bldg. Co.; Und. 1 -5
of S. 1 -3 of City Lots 29,
30, 31
J. V. Rider; M. 1 -3 of City
Lot 29, 30, 31
J. V. Rider, Lot 28; City
Lot
Hattie B. Reynolds, Lot
28A; City Lot N. 21 ft
J. V. Rider, Lot 28A; City
Lot S. 7 ft.
J. V. Rider, Lot 27! City
Lot N. 33 ft.
J. J. Nagle, Lot 27; City
Lot S. 23 ft.
M. E. Richards Est., Lot
27A; City Lot
Geo. W. Kiesel Tr., Lot
175; City Lot N. 1 /2
Geo. W. Kiesel Tr., Lot
174; City Lot S. 25 ft
Wm. L. Bradley, et al, Lot
174; City Lot M. 22 ft. 6
in.
Wm. L. Bradley, et al, Lot
174; City Lot M. 25 ft
Herman Roesch, Lot 173;
City Lot W. 40 ft.
J. H. Rhomberg, Lot 173;
City Lot E. 73 ft.
202.71
86.30
186.36
53.30
13.76
51.75
27.07
7.50
15.05
31.29
35.25
54.59
73.03
133.27
Total $19,288.88
Installing 79 boulevard
light 'standards as per
contract $18,150.00
Less credit due to change
of 2 posts to 1 light on
18th Street 85.00
$ 18,065.00
Removing existing single
light 50.00
Setting back existing two
light standards 640.00
Interest at 6 per cent 159.42
Special Session, March 10th, 1930
Extra expense 374.46
Total $19,288.88
All of which is assessed in pro -
6.28 portion to the special benefits con-
ferred.
Approved March 10, 1930.
Adopted March 10, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
7.72 Mayor.
GEO. O. JANSEN,
ED. McEVOY,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
Councilmen.
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the resolution. Second-
ed by Councilman Schuckert. Car-
ried by the following vote:
11.14 Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
50.68 Proof of publication certified to by
the publisher, of the City Council's
intention to authorize the issuance
of public improvement bonds as pro-
vided by Chapter 311 of the Code of
Iowa, 1927, to the amount of $19,-
288.88, for the purpose of paying the
cost of installing boulevard lights on
Central Avenue from the north pro-
perty line of East and West 4th
Streets to the north property line of
18th Street, and on West 8th Street
from the west property line of Cen-
tral Avenue to the east property line
of Main Street.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 142 -30
RESOLUTION providing for the is-
suance of public improvement
bonds.
WHEREAS, the contract hereto-
fore entered into by the City of Du-
buque for the installing of boulevard
lights on Central Avenue and West
8th Street hereinafter described, has
been completed and said improve-
ment has been accepted by the City
Council of said City and the City
Engineer has completed the cost and
expense thereof to be $19
AND WHEREAS, public notice as
provided by law, has been published
by the City Clerk stating the inten-
tion of the City Council to issue
bonds to pay the cost of said im-
provement and a public hearing has
been held pursuant thereto, and all
objections filed thereto have been
considered and determined:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
50 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
Louis Lubck, Lot 443; City
Lot N. M. 1 /4
John Olinger, Lot 443; City
Lot N. 1 /4
Frank R. Lacy, Lot 2; Sub.
City Lot 443A
Frank R. Lacy, Lot 3; Sub
Lot 443A, S. 23 ft. 6 in
Hildegard M. Lorenz Est.,
Lot 3; Sub. City Lot 443A,
N. 27 ft. 8 in.
Hildegard M. Lorenz Est ,
Lot 1; Sub. City Lot 443A
M. Buchmann Est., Lot 442;
City Lot S. 1 -5
Jos. and Josephine Ottavi,
Lot 442; City Lot S. 1 /2
of S. M. 1 -5
J. M. Kolb, Lot 442; City
Lot N. 1 /2 of S. M. 1 -5
Wm. M. Muening, Lot 442;
City Lot S. 20 ft. 4 in. of
M. 1 -5
August H. Herget, Lot 442;
City Lot 6. 30 ft. 6 in. of
M. 1 -5
J. M. Kolb, Lot 442; City
Lot S. 1 /2 of N. M. 1- 5. . . .._.....
Wm. Olanosky, Lot 442;
City Lot N. 1 /2 of N. M.
1 -5
Wm. Olanosky, Lot 442;
City Lot N. 1 -5
Frank R. Lacy, Lot 451;
City Lot S. 1 -5
S. P. Rider Est., Lot 451;
City Lot S. M. 1 -5
Emma Richter, Lot 451;
City Lot S. 28 ft. of M.
1 -5
Mathilda Donaldson, Lot
451; City Lot S. 23.2 ft.
of M. 1 -5
Margaretha Wolfe, et al,
Lot E. 1 /2 of N. M. 1 -5
John Hillard, Lot 451; City
Lot N. 1/2 of N. M. 1 -5
Henry Willging, Lot 451;
City Lot S. 1 /2 of N. 1 -5
Jacob Preitauer, Lot 451;
City Lot N. 1 /2 of N. 1 -5
Geo. C. Rath & Sons (Inc.),
Lot 448; City Lot S. 1 -5
Trenkle Co., Lot 448; City
Lot S. M. 1 -5
Eng. Hemmi, Lot 448; City
Lot M. 1 -5
Ind. School District, Lot
445; City Lot S. 2 -5
Christian Schloz, Lot 445;
City Lot S. 1 /2 of M. 1 -5 . 70.01
Otto Ellwanger, Lot 445;
City Lot S. 1 /2 of N. M.
1 -5
Oscar Haas, Lot 445; City
Lot S. 1 /2 of N. M. 1 -5
Wm. J. Nesler and Louis
Buechel, Lot 445; City
Lot N. 1 /2 of N. M. 1 -5
Mary Kleih, Lot 445; City
32.58 Lot S. 34 ft. 7 in. of N.
1 -5
32.58 Lena Bechtel, et al, Lot
445; City Lot N. 26 ft. 6
11.51 in. of N. 1 -5
C. A. Voelker Est., Lot 1;
4.13 Sub. S. 2 -5 City Lot 444
C. A. Voelker Est., Lot 2;
Sub. E. 2 -5 City Lot 444
4.88 J. V. Rider, Lot 3; Sub.
S. 2 -5 City Lot 444
12.54 Thos. W. and Mary Coates,
Lot 1; Sub. Lot 4 of S.
32.58 2 -5 City Lot 444
Thos. W. and Mary Coates,
Lot 2; Sub. Lot 4 of S.
16.30 2 -5 City Lot 444 S. 1 ft
Chas. Hoefflin Est., Lot 2;
16.30 Sub. Lot 4 of S. 2 -5 City
Lot 444 Und. 1/2 of N. 14
ft. 5 in.
12.95 Lena Kleih, Lot 2; Sub.
Lot 4 of S. 2 -5 City Lot
444 Und. 1 /2 of N. 14 ft.
19.42 5 in.
Chas. Hoefflin Est., Lot 3;
16.30 Stauffenbeil's Sub. Und
1 /2
Chas. Hoefflin Est., Lot 2;
16.30 Stauffenbeil's Sub. Und.
1 / 2 of S. 24 ft. 7 in
32.58 Lena Kleih, Lot 2; Stauffen-
beil's Sub. Und. 1 /2 of S.
32.58 24 ft. 7 in.
Lena Kleih, Lot 3; Stauffen-
32.58 beil's Sub. Und. 1 /2
A. R. Stauffenbeil, Lot 2;
Stauffenbeil's Sub. N. 16
17.83 ft.
A. R. Stauffenbeil, Lot 1;
Stauffenbeil's Sub.
14.78 Union Trust & Savings
Bank, Lot 444; City Lot
16.30 N. 75 ft. 6 in. N. 3 -5
Laura Bell, Lot 449; City
16.30 Lot Und. 1 /2 of S. 2 -5
Fred Bell, Lot 449; City Lot
16.30 Und. 1 /2 of S. 2 -5
Carl Ziepprecht, Lot 449;
16.30 City Lot M. 1 -5
Wm. C. Luther, Lot 449;
140.03 City Lot S. 1 /2 of N. M.
1 -5
140.03 S. P. Rider Est., Lot 449;
N. 1 / 2 of N. M. 1 -5
S. P. Rider Est., Lot 449;
140.03 City Lot N. 1 -5
Dubuque Realty Co., Lot
280.04 172; City Lot S. 62 ft. of
E. 43 ft.
Grand Opera House, Lot
172; City Lot W. 70 ft
Grand Opera House, Lot
70.01 171; City Lot W. 70 ft
Grand Opera House, Lot
70.01 4; Sub. City Lot 170 and
E. 43 ft. of City Lot 171
and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft.
70.01 of City Lot 172
67.24
72.47
54.70
66.31
54.70
60.17
2.74
19.73
19.73
3.54
33.62
33.62
3.5.4
44.09
... 99.82
206.49
140.03
140.03
140.03
70.01
70.01
140.03
94.98
157.23
53.23
.34
52 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
SOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque that to provide for
the cost of installing boulevard lights
on Central Avenue from the north
property line of East and West 4th
Street to the north property line of
18th Street and on West 8th Street
from the west property line of Cen-
tral Avenue to the east property
line' of Main Street there be issued
improvement bonds to the amount of
$19,288.88. Said bonds shall be is-
sued under the provisions of Chap-
ter 311 of the Code of Iowa, 1927,
which bear date as of the 10th day
of April, 1930; shall be in the de-
nominations of $500.00, except that
there shall be one bond to the
amount of $288.88. They shall be
numbered from 2584 to 2622 inclu-
sive and shall be divided into ten
series of which the bonds numbered
2584 to 2586 inclusive shall consti-
tute the first series and shall be
payable the 1st day of April, A. D.
1931; the bonds numbered from 2587
to 2590 inclusive shall constitute the
second series and shall be payable
the 1st day of April, A. D. 1933; the
bonds numbered from 2591 to 2594 in-
clusive shall constitute the third ser-
ies and shall be payable the 1st day
of April, A. D. 1933; the bonds num-
bered from 2595 to 2598 inclusive
shall constitute the fourth series and
shall be payable the 1st day of April,
A. D. 1934; the bonds numbered from
2599 to 2602 inclusive shall consti-
tute the fifth series and shall be
payable the 1st day of April, A. D.
1935; the bonds numbered from 2603
to 2606 inclusive shall constitute the
sixth series and shall be payable the
1st day of April, A. D. 1936; the
bonds numbered from 2607 to 2610
inclusive shall constitute the seventh
series and shall be payable the 1st
day of April, A. D. 1937; the bonds
numbered from 2611 to 2614 inclu-
sive shall constitute the eighth ser-
ies and shall be payable the 1st day
of April, A. D. 1938; the bonds num-
bered from 2615 to 2618 inclusive
shall constitute the ninth series and
shall be payable the 1st day of April,
A. D. 1939; the bonds numbered from
2619 to 2622 inclusive shall constitute
the tenth series and shall be payable
the 1st day of April, A. D. 1940.
Said bonds shall bear interest at
the rate of five per cent per annum
which interest shall be payable semi-
annually, in accordance with the
terms of the coupons thereto at-
tached; and said bonds shall be pay-
able out of the proceeds of the spe-
cial assessment levied for said im-
provement.
Both principal and interest shall
be payable at the office of the City
Treasurer in the City of Dubuque.
Said bonds shall be substantially in
the following form:
No
Series No
CITY OF DUBUQUE
IMPROVEMENT BOND
The City of Dubuque in the State
of Iowa promises to pay as herein-
after mentioned to the bearer hereof,
on the first day of April, A. D.
19 ; or any time before that date
at the option of the City, the sum of
$500.00 with interest thereon at the
rate of five per cent per annum, pay-
able on the presentation and sur-
render of the interest coupons here-
to attached, both interest and prin-
cipal are payable at the office of the
City Treasurer in the City of Du-
buque in the State of Iowa. This
bond is issued by the City of Du-
buque pursuant to and by virtue of
Chapter 311 of the Code of Iowa,
1927, and in accordance with a reso
lution of the City Council of said
City, duly passed on the 10th day of
March, 1930.
This bond is one of a series of
39 bonds, 38 for $500.00 numbered
from 2584 to 2621 inclusive and one
for $288.88 numbered 2622, all of like
tenor and date, and issued for the
purpose of installing boulevard lights
on Central Avenue from the north
property line of East and West 4th
Street to the north property line of
18th Street and West 8th Street from
the west property line of Central
Avenue to the east property line of
Main Street and described in said
resolution; which cost is assessable
and levied along said improvement,
and is made by law a lien on all
abutting or adjacent property, and
payable in ten annual installments,
with interest on all deferred pay-
ments at the rate of five per cent
per annum, and this bond is payable
only out of the money derived from
the collection of said special tax, and
said money can be used for no other
purpose. And it is hereby certified
and recited that all the acts and con-
dition and things required to be done
precedent to and in the issuing of
this series of bonds, have been done,
happened and performed in regular
and due form as required by said
law and resolution; and for the as-
sessments, collections and payment
hereon of said special tax, the faith
and diligence of said City of Dubuque
are hereby irrevocably pledged.
In witness whereof the City of Du-
buque by its City Council has caused
this bond to be signed by its Mayor
and countersigned by its City Clerk
with the seal of said City affixed this
10th day of March, 1930, and has au-
thorized the use of their fac- simile
signature to the interest coupons
hereto attached.
Mayor.
Countersigned (Seal)
City Clerk.
City Clerk.
FORM OF COUPON
On the day of
A. 13 , the City of Dubuque, Iowa,
promises to pay to the bearer, as
provided in the bond, the sum of
at the
office of the City Treasurer in the
City of Dubuque, being months
interest due that day on its
bonds No dated
19
Countersigned:
Mayor.
City Clerk.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the Mayor and City Clerk be
and they are hereby instructed to
cause said bonds to be prepared and
when so prepared to execute said
bonds, and that the City Clerk be
and he is hereby instructed to reg-
ister said bonds in a book to be kept
by him for that purpose, and to then
deliver them to the City Treasurer
who will also register them in a
book to be kept by him for that pur-
pose.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the City Treasurer be and he is
hereby instructed to sell said bonds
in the manner provided by law, the
proceeds of said sale to be kept in
a special fund to be known as Im-
provement Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the interest coupons attached
to the bonds be signed with the fac-
simile signature of the Mayor and
countersigned with the fac- simile sig-
nature of the City Clerk.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that as fast as funds' allow, begin-
ning with the second year after the
payment of interest due, these bonds
shall be called and retired in the
same order as numbered.
1930.
Adopted. this 10th day of March,
Approved:
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
ED. McEVOYMa yor.
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of th resolution. Seconded
Special Session, March 10th, 1930 53
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Notice of claim against the City
of Dubuque, in the sum of $2,000
filed by Kenline, Roedell, Hoffman
and Tierney, Attorneys for L.. R.
Fear, on account of personal injuries
sustained by falling on an icy side-
walk on the north side of the build-
ing occupied by the Telegraph -Her-
ald and Times - Journal newspaper, at
2:45 P. M. January 14th, 1930, pre-
sented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the notice be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None. '
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Petition of Mrs. W. Haas, referred
to the Council by the Board of Super-
visors, asking that 1 / 2 of the 1929 tax
be cancelled on the S. E. 134 ft. of
Lot 38 Fengler's Add.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the petition be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert,
Nays —None.
Absent— Councilman Meuser.
Grant and Easement
Know all men by these presents:
That in consideration of the sum of
$1.00 in hand, paid by the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, a municipal corpora-
tion, the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, the undersigned being
the owner of East 107.94 of North
135 of Lot 25 Ann O'Hare's Sub. to
to the City of Dubuque hereby grants
and conveys to said City of Dubuque
perpetual right of easement, in, over
and across East 107.94 of North 135
of Lot 25 O'Hare's Sub. for the pur-
pose of installing and maintaining
therein Sanitary and Storm Sewers
with the right to go upon said prem-
ises at all reasonable times for the
purpose of inspecting, repairing the
same when installed, provided, how-
ever, that said City of Dubuque shall
replace whatever earth, sod or shrub-
bery that may be disturbed in the
installation or repair of said Sanitary
and Storm Sewers as per plat,
signed by W. H. Cullen, City Engin-
eer, to as good condition as it was
in before the same was disturbed.
This grant of easement shall be
binding upon the undersigned, his
54 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
heirs, executors, administrators, pur-
chasers and assigns forever.
C. W. POWERS,
State of Iowa
5 ss
Dubuque County
Be it remembered that on this 3rd
day of March, 1930, personally ap-
peared before me, a Notary Public,
in and for Dubuque County, Iowa, C.
W. Powers, who is personally known
to me and acknowledged that he exe-
cuted the foregoing instrument as his
own voluntary act and deed.
W. H. KRAMER,
Notary Public in and for
Dubuque County, Iowa.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the Grant and Easement be received
and filed for record, and be recorded.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the fololwing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution
Whereas, the earnings of the Du-
buque City Water Department at
this time warrant the transfer of
the sum of $25,000 from the general
fund of such department to the sink-
ing fund heretofore created for the
purpose of paying interest and .prin-
cipal upon outstanding bonds; now,
therefore,
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque that the Aud-
itor be and he is hereby directed
to draw a warrant upon the Treasur-
er against the Water Department
general fund in the sum of $25,000
and deposit such sum to the credit
of the sinking fund.
Passed, adopted and approved this
10th day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Resolution No. 41 -30
Resolution of Necessity for the im-
proving of Nowata Street from the
south curb line of West 14th Street
to the north curb line of Julien Av-
enue, by grading said street to the
proper sub - grade, constructing con-
crete sidewalks, driveways, and
catch basins where necessary and 15
inch tile to connect catch basins to
existing Storm Sewer and by paving
said street with a concrete pavement
with integral curb twenty -seven feet
wide and six inches thick.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 143 -30
Resolution— Decision of Council
upon objections filed to plans and
specifications, form of contract and
cost of improvement for the improve-
ment of Nowata Street, whereby all
objections were received and filed,
from the south curb line of West
14th Street to the north curb line of
Julien Avenue, by grading said street
to the proper sub - grade, constructing
concrete sidewalks, driveways and
catch basins where necessary and
fifteen (15) inch tile to connect catch
basins to existing storm sewer and
by paving said street with a concrete
pavement with integral curb twenty -
seveh (27) feet wide and six (6) in-
ches thick.
Councilman Jansen moved the ad-
option of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 144 -30
Resolution ordering construction of
the improving of Nowata Street from
the south curb line of West 14th
Street to the north curb line of Jul-
ien Avenue, by grading said street
to the proper sub- grade, construct-
ing concrete sidewalks, driveways
and catch basins where necessary
and fifteen (15) inch tile to con-
nect catch basins to existing storm
sewer and by paving said street with
a concrete pavement with integral
curb twenty -seven (27) feet wide and
six (6) inches thick.
Councilman McEvoy moved the ad-
option of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas--Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 44-30
Resolution of necessity for the im-
proving of Quigley Lane from the.
east property line of Catherine Street
to its eastern terminus, by grading
said street to its proper grade, con-
structing concrete sidewalks, catch
basins and connecting same to storm
sewer with fifteen (15) inch tile and
by paving said street with a con-
crete pavement eighteen (18) feet
wide and six (6) inches thick, with-
out curbs from the east property
line of Catherine Street, to the west
lot line of Lot 19 Quigley's Sub. of
Out Lot 709 and twenty -eight (28)
feet wide from the west lot line of
Lot 19 Quigley's Sub. of Out Lot 709
to its eastern terminus.
Councilman McEvoy moved the ad-
option of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas - -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No 145 -30
Decision of the Council upon plans
and specifications, form of contract
and cost in construction, for the im-
proving of Quigley Lane from the
east property line of Catherine Street
to its eastern terminus, by grading
said street to its proper sub - grade,
constructing concrete sidewalks,
catch basins and connecting same to
storm sewer with fifteen (15) inch
tile and by paving said street with
a concrete pavement eighteen (18)
feet wide and six (6) inches thick,
without curbs from the east property
line of Catherine Street, to the west
lot line of lot 19 Quigley's Sub. of
Out Lot 709 and twenty -eight (28)
feet wide from the west lot line of
Lot 19 Quigley's Sub. of Out Lot 709
to its eastern terminus.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
all objections be received and filed
and the resolution be adopted. Sec-
onded by Councilman Jansen. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 146 -30
Resolution ordering construction of
the improving of Quigley Lane from
the east property line of Catherine
Street to its eastern terminus, by
grading said street to its proper sub -
grade, constructing concrete side-
walks, catch basins and connecting
same to storm sewer with fifteen
(15) inch tile and by paving said
street with a concrete pavement
eighteen (18) feet wide and six (6)
inches thick, without curbs from the
east property line of Catherine Street
to the west lot line of Lot 19 Quig-
ley's Sub. of Out Lot 709 and twenty -
eight 28) feet wide from the west
lot line of Lot 19 Quigley's Sub. of
Out Lot 709 to its eastern terminus.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Second-
ed by Councilman Jansen. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas - -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Special Session, March - 10th, 1930
55
Resolution No. 71 -30
Resolution of necessity for the im-
proving of Viola Street, from the
north property ,line of Eagle Street
to the north curb line of Merz Street,
by grading said street to the proper
sub - grade, clearing and grubbing,
constructing concrete sidewalks,
twelve (12) inch drain across Viola
Street, at the north curb line of
Merz Street, combination curb and
gutter where necessary, catch bas-
ins and by paving said street with
a concrete pavement six (6) inches
thick betweeen the existing concrete
curb and gutter from Eagle Street
to Pleasant Street, and with integ-
ral curb six (6) inches thick and
twenty -five (25) feet wide from
Pleasant Street to Merz Street.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Second-
ed by Councilman McEvoy. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 147 -30
Decision of the Council upon ob-
jections filed to plans and specifi-
cations, form of contract, and cost
of improvement, for the improving
of Viola Street, from the north pro-
perty line of Eagle Street to the
norm curb line of Merz Street, by
grading said street to the proper
sub - grade, clearing and grubbing,
constructing concrete sidewalks,
twelve (12) inch drain across Viola
Street, at the north curb line of
Merz Street, combination curb and
gutter where necessary, catch basins
and by paving said street with a
concrete pavement six (6) inches
thick between the existing concrete
curb and gutter from Eagle Street
to Pleasant Street, and with integ-
ral curb six (6) inches thick and
twenty -five (25) feet wide from
Pleasant Street to Merz Street.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the resolution providing for the re-
ceiving and filing of all objections,
be adopted. Seconded by Council-
man McEvoy. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 148 -30
Ordering the construction of the
improving of Viola Street from the
north property line of Eagle Street
to the north curb line of Merz Street,
by grading said street to the proper
sub - grade, clearing and grubbing,
constructing concrete sidewalks,
MEMENI
56 Special Session, March 10th, 1930 Special Session, March 10th, 1930 57
twelve (12 inch drain across Viola
Street, at the north curb line of
Merz Street, combination curb and
gutter where necessary, catch basins
and by paving said street with a
concrete pavement six (6) inches
thick between the existing concrete
curb and gutter from Eagle Street to
Pleasant Street, and with integral
curb six (6) inches thick and twen-
ty -five (25) feet wide from Pleasant
Street to Merz Street.
Councilman McEvoy moved the ad-
option of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent- Councilman Meuser.
Reports of the City Auditor, City
Treasurer, and City Waterworks for
the month of February, 1930, pre-
sented for approval.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the reports be approved and placed
on file. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
City Council proceeding for the
month of January, 1930, presented
for approval.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proceedings be approved as print-
ed and placed on file. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Renewal certificate of the excava-
tion bond of R. J. Burke Co.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
it be received and filed with the
original bond. Seconded by Council-
man McEvoy. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
R. DeWitt Waller be appointed a
member of the Planning and Zoning
Commission to fill the vacancy cre-
ated by the resignation of Geo: Rag -
atz, Ji. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Petition of the Central Lumber
and Coal Company, objecting to the
amending of the existing ordinance,
creating a restricted residential dis-
trict on certain parts of Bluff Street
so as to extend said district north-
erly to include all the property from
the north property line of Seventh
Street 130 feet north.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the rules be suspended to allow any-
one present who wishes to do so, to
address the Council. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Attorney Glenn Brown addressed
the Council relative to the petition,
stating that the Central Lumber
and Coal Co., of which he is the
president, owns 36 ft. 3 in. of Lot
650, Lot 1 of Lot 651 and Lot 1 of
652 in the City of Dubuque, located
at the N. E. corner of Seventh and
Bluff Streets, extends on Bluff Street
about 139.44 feet. That this pro-
perty is not in a residential dis-
trict, that there are business hous-
es within a short distance from this
property, and also the Company now
has a chance to dispose of this pro-
perty to the Firestone Tire and Rub-
ber Company, who intend to con-
struct a substantial two story build-
ing on the property for the purpose
of conducting a wholesale business
and make this a distributing point
for their goods, and if the Council
extends the restricted residential dis-
trict as proposed, they would lose
their chance of selling this property
and the City of Dubuque would lose
a business industry.
Attorney Frank Gilloon addressed
the Council, representing the Fire-
stone Tire and Rubber Co., he stated
that if his Company could not build
on this property it would cancel its
option, and Dubuque would lose an
industry. Mr. J. D. Bush also ad-
dressed the Council on this subject,
The Firestone Co., also has an option
on some of his property adjoining
the Central Lumber and Coal Com-
pany's property.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
action on this matter be postponed.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas- -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent- Councilman Meuser.
A. J. Rhomberg addressed the
Council relative to the sidewalk in
front of and adjoining Lots 9 and
10 Smedley's Sub., claiming that
when the sidewalk was constructed
that the contractor tore out a stair-
way leading into the cellar, filled up
the place and constructed the side-
walk, (which is a very poor piece
of work), over this place, and his
tenants have no way of getting into
the cellar. He asks that the City
have this cellar way opened.
Councilman Jansen moved that
the matter be referred to the Coun-
cil to view. Seconded by Council-
man Schuckert.
Mayor Andelfinger stated that if
the Council will view the sidewalk
which Mr. Rhomberg claims is not
properly constructed he will vote
aye, if the Council is going to view
the premises with the intention of
opening the cellar way he will vote
110.
The question was then put and car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent- Councilman Meuser.
Mr. G. W. Meyer addressed the
Council and stated that he wanted
Custer Street improved, that in its
present condition it is almost im-
passable, that he owns a house on
said street and will build more if
street is improved, he stated that all
owners of property abutting on this
street are in favor of having street
improved.
Councilman Jansen moved that
the Council view the grounds. Sec-
onded by Councilman McEvoy. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent- Councilman Meuser.
J. J. Nagle petitioned the Coun-
cil verbally asking permission to
raze the church building on Delhi
Street and Grandview Avenue, and
construct thereon a gasoline filling
filling station.
This being situated in a restricted
residential district, he was instructed
to present his petition in writing and
submit plans, and specifications, and
also plat. No motion.
Claim of Myrtle Christensen, in the
sum of $225.00 was allowed.
Councilman Jansen moved that the
claim of Myrtle Christensen in the
sum of $225.00 for personal injury
claim be allowed and the Auditor
be instructed to draw a warrant in
her favor for said amount, payment
in full of said claim. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent - Councilman Meuser.
Petition of A. J. Huekels, stating
that the City purchased at tax sale
Lot 2 of 229 Union Addition, on the
following dates as shown hereon:
July 8, 1921, for $67.33; Dec. 3, 1928,
for $101.52; on Dec. 3, 1928, for
$2.75; Lot 2 of 229 Union Add. is the
lot on Southern Ave. where the big
rock lies. He offers the City $20.00
for the tax sale certificates.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the offer be refused. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Absent- Councilman Meuser.
CLADIS - ALLOYED
Registration Clerks
Served, Feb. 1st., 8th., 15th., and
28t1i., 1930.
1st Precinct -
Mrs. Mary Grube $30.00
Mrs. Pearl Selle 30.00
2nd Precinct -
Mrs. Martha McCarten 30.00
Mrs. Geo. Fox 30.00
3rd Precinct -
Wm. Glenn 30.00
Mrs. Elmer Barr 30.00
4th Precinct -
Mrs. Loretta Powers 30.00
Mrs. Elizabeth Bain 30.00
5th Precinct -
Mrs. Margaret Lavery 30.00
Mrs. F. W. Trader 30.00
6th Precinct -
Mrs. Lillian Fleege 30.00
Mrs. Minnie Starr 30.00
7th Precinct -
Mrs. Mayme McCraney 30.00
Mrs. Cora Wolfe 30.00
8th Precinct -
Mrs. Emily Becker 30.00
Mrs. Nettie Lyon 30.00
9th Precinct -
Miss Catherine Linehan 30.00
Mrs. Carrie Elmer 30.00
10th Precinct -
Mrs. Theresa Birkett 30.00
Miss Eva Schaffhauser 30.00
11th Precinct -
Albert A. Schiltz 30.00
Mrs. Frank Kurt 30.00
12th Precinct -
Mrs. E. Berringer 30.00
Mrs. Martha Humke 30.00
13th Precinct -
Mrs. Hazel Johannsen 30.00
Miss Rita Kessler 30.00
14th Precinct -
Mrs. Mabel Abbott 30.00
Miss Lucille Hertner 30.00
15th Precinct -
Mrs. Rose Fox 30.00
Mrs. L. Stoffregen 30.00
Respectfully submitted,
• JOHN STUBER,
Commissioner of Registration.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the claims be allowed and warrants
be drawn in the several amounts and
the County be billed for one -half of
58 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
the amount. Seconded by Council-
man Schuckert. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent— Councilman Meuser.
Stenographers Who Served
at the Registration Piecincts, Feb.
8th, 15th and 28th, 1930.
1st Precinct, Miss Helen Ash-
ton at $5.00 $15.00
2nd Precinct, Miss Thelma
Byrne at $5.00 15.00
3rd Precinct, Miss Loretta Hal-
pin at $5.00 15.00
4th Precinct, Miss Margaret
Kinsella at $5.00 15.00
5th Precinct, Miss Mead Lang-
ton at $5.00 15.00
6th Precinct, Ralph Niterauer
at $5.00 15.00
7th Precinct, C. B. Wymer at
$5.00 15.00
8th Precinct, Miss Evelyn
Brewer at $5.00 15.00
9th Precinct, Miss Mildred Mc-
Carthy at $5.00 15.00
10th Precinct, Miss Marie Man -
ders at $5:00 15.00
11th Precinct, Miss Rosella
Kaep at $5.00 15.00
12th Precinct, Mrs. Mary
Zwack at $5.00 15.00
13th Precinct, Miss Blanche
Imhof at $5.00 15.00
14th Precinct, Mrs. Catherine
Ohde at $5.00 15.00
15th Precinct, Miss Alma Wit-
ter at $5.00 15.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN STUBER,
Commissioner of Registration.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the claims be allowed and that war-
rants be drawn in the various
amounts and the County be billed for
one -half of the amount. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Filing Clerks
Filing Registration Cards in Com-
missioners Office from March 3rd to
March 8th inclusive, 6 days at $5.00.
Miss Mead Langton at $5.00 $30.00
Miss Loretta Halpin at $5.00 30.00
Mrs. C. L. Collins at $5.00 30.00
Total $90.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN STUBER,
Commissioner of Registration.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the claims be allowed and that war-
rants be drawn in the various
amounts and the County be billed • for
one -half of the amount. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
March 10, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen: This is to advise that
I have approved the following bonds
and policies and desire to have your
approval on same for filing.
SIGNS
G. H. Holscher, 1113 Main Street,
Policy No. I. G. L. 52631, New York
Indemnity Co.
Conlan Hudson -Essex Co., 650
Iowa Street, Policy No. IAG760116,
Southern Surety Co.
E. P. Peryon, 257 West Eighth
Street, Policy No. GLXI 401571,
Globe Indemnity Co.
Armstrong Recreation Parlors, 388-
394 Main Street, Policy No. IGB 988,
Standard Accident Ins. Co.
Joseph Diener, 2201 Central Ave.,
Policy No. SB 198973, Aetna Casualty
& Surety Co.
Key City Roofing Co., 8th and
White Street, Policy No. 11777404, Fi-
delity & Casualty Co.
W. T. Potterveld, 1687 Delhi Street,
Policy No. 1157405, Fidelity & Cas-
ualty Co.
Smith and Steffens, 445 Central
Ave., Policy No. 1157427, Fidelity &
Casualty Co.
Yellow Lantern, 1101 -1135 Main
Street, Policy No. 5366352, Fidelity
& Casualty Co.
Charles Petrakis, 1956 Central
Ave., Globe Indemnity Co.
Respectfully submitted,
O. A. KRATZ,
City Manager.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the bonds be received and placed
on file. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carrien by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Court costs in the case of Mary
Louise Burch, et al, vs. City of Du-
buque, 011 account of appeal from
the assessment levied by the City
Council against tlieir property for im-
proving South Main Street and Rail-
road Avenue. Costs in each case,
$16.45. Total, $32.90.
Court costs in case of Mary S.
Scott, et al, vs. City of Dubuque, on
account of appeal from the assess-
ments levied by the City Council
against their property for improving
South Main Street and Railroad
Avenue, costs in each case $13.45.
Total, $26.90.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the amounts be paid and warrants be
drawn in the several amounts in
favor of R. P. Marshall, clerk of the
District Court of Dll uque County.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy and Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
The Auditor be instructed accord-
ingly.
Grant of Right of Way and
Easement
Voelker Realty Company and Real-
ty Investors Corporation, grantors,
Each grantor being a corporation or-
ganized and existing under the laws
of the State of Iowa, with principal
place of business in the City of Du-
buque therein, hereinafter designated
as parties of the first part, for the
consideration hereinafter expressed,
do hereby grant and convey unto the
City of Dubuque, Iowa, hereinafter
designated as party of the second
part, a right of way and easement
perpetuity covering the sewer as now
located in said lots over and through
lots Nos. 7 to 18 both numbers inclu-
sive, in Jaeger's Subdivision in the
City of Dubuque, Iowa, (Voelker Re-
alty Company being the owner of
all of said lots, with the exception of
fractional portions of lots Nos. 9, 10,
11 and 12, and which fractional por-
tions are owned by the Realty In-
vestors Corporation.
The consideration hereof consists
in the action of the second party in
cancelling a purported special assess-
ment levied on or about April 7th,
1924, against the lots above described
and lots 5 and 6 in said Subdivision
for the construction of said sewer,
and the assignment by the second
party to first parties of the tax sale
certificates acquired by second party
under tax sale covering said special
assessments for the purpose of can-
cellation on tax sale records, and in
the mutual benefits accruing to the
parties. hereto as hereinafter provid-
ed for.
First parties agree with the second
party that the latter may have access
to any and all of said lots at all
reasonable and necessary times for
the maintenance, operation and re-
pair of said sewer, second party un-
dertaking that it will at all times
protect the surface of the property
traversed by said sewer, as against
any depressions or obstructions
which have arisen by reason of main-
tenance of the sewer.
Nothing herein contained shall pre-
Special Session, March 10th, 1930
59
vent or interfere with the right of
first parties and either of them to
connect with and use the said sewer
at any point or points, and there
shall be at no time any charge, spe-
cial assessment, claim or demand up-
on first parties and either of them
by reason of such connection and
use, and it is expressly understood
and agreed that this contract be-
tween the parties does not in any
wise waive any right to ownership
or title in and to the lots described
and any and all of them, save only
to the •easement right now granted
to the second party covering the
privilege of keeping and maintaining
the present sewer, with the right to
repair, replacement and reconstruc-
tion in its present location, saving
always the right to first parties and
each of them to be released and ex-
empted from any charge, assessment,
claim or demand on the part of the
second party, the intent being that
the entire expense of keeping and
maintaining the said sewer shall at
all times rest upon the second party
only.
The term "first parties and either
of them," shall be deemed to include
successors, grantees and assigns of
first parties and either of them and
all other persons claiming by,
through or under them and either
of them, and the further intent here-
of is that the provisions and terms
of this agreement are now expressly
declared to operate upon the run
with the ownership, present or fu-
ture, of the respective lots, and all
of them, hereinbefore first described.
Executed at Dubuque, Iowa, this
11th dy of Februray A. D. 1930.
VOELKER REALTY COMPANY,
per Louis Kolfenbach, Vice -pres.
Chris A. Voelker, Secretary.
REALTY INVESTORS CORP.,
by Chris A. Voelker, President
Louis Kolfenbach, Secretary.
Parties of the First Part.
State of Iowa ss.
Dubuque County
On this 11th day of February, A.
D., 1930, before me, Eleanor E.
Kolfenbach, a Notary Public in and
for Dubuque County, Iowa, person-
ally appeared Louis C. Kolfenbach
and Chris A. Voelker to me person-
ally known, who being duly sworn
did say that they are respectively
the Vice President and Secretary of
the Voelker Realty Co., a corpora-
tion, and that this instrument was
signed in behalf of said corporation
by its board of directors and that
said corporation has no corporate
seal, and said Louis Kolfenbach and
Chris A. Voelker acknowledged said
instrument to be the voluntary act
•
60 Special Session, March 10th, 1930
and deed of said corporation by each
of them voluntarily executed.
ELEANOR E. KOLFENBACH,
Notary Public in and for
Dubuque County.
State of Iowa ss
Dubuque County
On this 11th day of February, 1930,
before mo, Eleanor E. Kolfenbach, a
Notary Public in and for Dubuque
County, Iowa, personally appeared
Chris A. Voelker and Louis C. Kol-
fenbach to me personally known,
who being duly sworn did say that
they are respectively the president
and secretary of the Realty Investors
Corporation, a corporation, and that
this instrument was signed in behalf
of said corporation by authority of
its board of directors and that said
corporation has no corporate seal
and said Chris A. Voelker and Louis
C. Kolfenbach acknowledged said in-
strument to be the voluntary act and
deed of said corporation by each of
them voluntarily executed.
ELEANOR E. KOLFENBACH,
Notary Public in and for
said County.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the Grant of easement be received
and filed and made a matter of rec-
ord, and be recorded. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Ordinance No. 2 -30.
An Ordinance regulating the use
of motor and other vehicles upon the
Streets of the City of Dubuque; des-
ignating the provisions hereof as the
"Traffic Code of the City of Du-
buque", repealing all ordinances
heiretofore enacted governing this
subject and all ordinances or parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith;
and providing a penalty for violation
hereof, presented and read.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
this be considered the first reading
of the Ordinance. Seconded by Coun-
cilman Jansen. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
There being no further business,
Councilman Jansen moved to ad-
journ. Carried.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Approved , 1930
Adopted , 1930
Councilmen
Attest:
l
City Clerk.
CITY COUNCIL
(Official)
Special Session, March 14th, 1930.
Council met at 10:45 P. M.
Meeting called for the purpose of
adopting the budget of estimated ex-
penditures for the fiscal year 1930
as prepared and submitted by the
City Manager, and acting on any
other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
Special Session, March 14th, 1930 61
Present — City Manager Kratz,
Mayor Andelfinger, Councilmen Jan-
sen, McEvoy, Meuser and Schuckert.
Councilman Meuser moved that
City Solicitor M. H. Czizek be ap-
pointed as Clerk pro -tem of the
meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser and
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
BUDGET OF CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DUBUQUE FOR FISCAL YEAR, 1930.
(Official Notice)
The following budget of expenditures for the fiscal year of 1930, on the
basis of the expenses for the several departments of the City of Dubuque
has been submitted by the City Manager to the City Council, and such
budget has been approved by the City Council as its budget for the fiscal
year 1930. This budget will be considered for final adoption by the City
Council at a special meeting to be held in the Council Chamber of the City
Hall on the 31st day of March, 1930, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Any taxpayer
objecting thereto or protesting to the same or to any item thereof or to
any omission therefrom shall present his objections to the City Council on
or before that date.
JOHN STUBER, City Clerk.
A —From Taxes — Sources of Revenue,
Levy in Regular Moneys & Credits
Fund. Mills Tax Tax Totals
Consolidated 28.000 $339,069.53 $6,647.55 $345,837.43
Bond interest 4.300 52,071.39 1,020.77 53,092.16
Bonds 6.700 81,134.49 1,590.51 82,725.00
Fire equipment .250 3,027.41 59.34 3,086.75
Fire maintenance 9.500 115,041.45 2,255.20 117,296.65
Park 2.500 30,274.07 593.47 30,867.54
Police pension .500 6,054.81 118.69 6,173.50
Fire pension 1.500 18,164.44 356.08 18,520.52
Library 2.625 31,787.77 623.14 32,459.04
Docks 2.250 27,246.66 534.12 27,780.78
Playgrounds .375 4,541.10 89.02 4,630.12
Totals 58.500 $708,413.12 $13,887.89 $722,469.49
Road tax on agricultural lands 120.35 5.000 levy in mills
Library tax on agricultural lands 48.13 2.000 levy in mills
Moneys and Credits tax 13,887.80
Total .$722,469.40
The above estimate is based on a taxable value of $12,079,626 of an
assessed value of $48,318,504, plus money and credits tax of $13,887.89 as
obtained from the County Auditor's office. The City levy for the previous
year was 60.7 mills and the anticipated collections from taxes was $733,-
875.45.
B —From Miscellaneous Receipts.
Business licenses $15.000.00
Dog licenses 900.00
Plumbing permits 1,500.00
Building permits 3,600.00
Electrical permits 1,800.00
Ambulance fees 1,100.00
Scale receipts 300.00
Police court costs and fines 15,000.00
Miscellaneous sales 3,500.00
Miscellaneous rents 2,000.00
Franchise tax 600.00
Bathing beach 3,000.00
Ice rink 900.00
Excavating permits 300.00
62 Special ',Session, March 14th, 1930
State Highway maintenance 1,800.00
Department receipts 10,000.00
Totals $61,300.00
STATEMENT SHOWING SOURCE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE VAR-
IOUS MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
I. General administration $ 59,337.50 $ 59,337.50
1I. Protection life and property 97,424.00 120,383.40 217,807.40
III. Health and sanitation 43,195.00 43,195.00
IV. Highways 152,667.50 152,667.50
V. Charities, donations and libraries 2,500.00 32,459.04 34.959.04
VI. Parks 30,867.54 30,867.54
VII. Recreation 17,870.00 17,870.00
VIJI. Miscellaneous 15,240.00 15,240.00
IX. Municipal industries 1,610.00 1,610.00
X. Municipal indebtedness 135,817.16 135,817.16
XI. Municipal improvements 11,293.43 11,293.43
Planning and zoning 6,000.00 6,000.00
Fire pension 18,520.52 18,520.52
Police 6,173.50 6,173.50
Docks 27,780.78 27,780.78
Playgrounds bonds and interest 4,630.12 4,630.12
$783,769.49
BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH
31st, 1931
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
101 -City Council. 1929 1930
Expenditures Needs
B. Travel expense $ 125.00 $ 125.00
J. Miscellaneouls 25.00 25.00
Totals $407,137.43 $376,632.06
Totals $ 150.00 $ 150.00
102 -City Manager's Office
A. City Manager $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00
A. Secretary 2,000.00 2,100.00
A. Stenographer 1,320.00 1,500.00
B. Travel 255.00 255.00
C. Office 100.00 100.00
D. Printing and Advertising 100.00 100.00
F. Maintenance 100.00 100.00
G. Material and Supplies 315.00 315.00
I. Surety Bonds 110.00 120.00
Totals
$ 12,800.00 $ 13,090.00
103 -City Clerk's Office.
A. City Clerk $ 2,000.00 $ 2,100.00
D. Printing and Advertising 25.00 25.00
E. Equipments 200.00
G. Material and Supplies 50.00 50.00
I. Surety Bond 5.00 5.00
Totals $ 2,280.00 $ 2,180.00
104 -City Auditor's Office.
$ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00
480.00
100.00 100.00
340.00 100.00
15.00 15.00
200.00 200.00
40.00 40.00
A. City Auditor
A. Stenographer
D. Printing
E. Equipmenft
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
I. Surety Bond ..
( time)
Totals
$ 3,395.00 3,635.00
105 -City Treasurer's Office.
A. City Treasurer
A. Stenographer (1/2 time)
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
I. Surety Bond
Totals
106 -City Solicitor's Office
A. City Solicitor
B. Travels
C. Office
D. Printing
G. Materials and Supplies
Totals
108 -City Assessor's Office
A. City Assessor
A. Assistants
1.. Surety Bond
J. Board of Reviews
Totals
109 -City Engineer's Office
A. City Engineer
A. Two Assistant Engineers
A. Draftsman
A. Clerk
A. Two Rodmen
B. Travel
C. Office
D. Printing and Advertising
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
I. lnsurancie
Totals
Special Session, March 14th, 1930
113- Elections
A. Registration. Clerks
A. Judges and Clerks
A. Janitor
D. Printing
G. Material and Supplies
J. Rent, etc.
E. Registration Cabinets, etc
Totals
114-City Building
A. Janitress
A. Janitor
A. Extra help
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and supplies
H. Heat, light, power and water
I. Insurance
J. Comfort station
Totals
$ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00
480.00
25.00 50.00
60.00
15.00 15.00
10.00 100.00
225.00 225.00
$ 3,035.00 $ 3,570.00
$ 4,500.00 $ 4,500.00
40.00 40.00
40.00 40.00
25.00 25.00
60.00 60.00
$ 4,665.00 $ 4,665.00
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
900.00 900.00
2.50 2.50
1,500.00 900.00
$ 3,602.50 $ 3,002.50
3,120.00
4,500.00
2,220.00
2,220.00
6,720.00
25.00
25.00
150.00
700.00
600.00
700.00
60.00
$ 21,040.00 $ 18,610.00
$ 900.00
450.00
48.00
130.00
150.00
75.00
63
$ 3,300.00
4,440.00
2,400.00
2,400.00
2,760.00
50.00
25.00
150.00
1,126.00
700.00
1,200.00
60.00
2,155.00
$ 1,753.00 $ 2,155.00
$ 750.00 $ 840.00
780.00 900.00
150.00 150.00
25.00
250.00 700.00
459.00 725.00
2,400.00 2,400.00
930.00
731.00 600.00
$ 6,450.00 $ 6,340.00
64 Special Session, March 14th, 1930 Special Session, March 14th, 1930 65
115 - Police Court
A. Judge
A. Vacation substitute
G. Material and supplies
Totals $ 1,915.00 $ 1,915.00
116 -Civil Service Commission
E. Equipment
G. Material and supplies
J. Miscellaneous
Totals
119A -Fire Department
A. Chief
A. Captain (secretary)
A. Captains
A. Driver - Machanic
A. Lieutenants
A. Engineers
A. First Grade Men
A. Second Grade Men
B. Travel
C. Office
D. Printing
F. Maintenance
G. Material and
H. Heat, light,
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
Totals
$ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
75.00 75.00
40.00 40.00
$ 55.00 $
15.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
Totals $ 80.00 $ 25.00
Totals for General Administration $ 61,165.50 $ 59,337.50
II.- PROTECTION LIFE AND PROPERTY
118 - Police Department
Chief $ 3,000.00 $ 3,300.00
Captain (secretary) 1,980.00 2,100.00
Two Captains 3,720.00 3,720.00
Detectives 7,200.00 7,200.00
Desk Sergeants 5,220.00 5,220.00
Motorcycle Officers 3,480.00 3,480.00
Patrolmen 40,320.00 43,680.00
Patrolmen 4,830.00 1,520.00
Matron 1,380.00 1,200.00
Special Officers 500.00 500.00
Travel 50.00 150.00
Office 350.00 400.00
Printing 300.00 250.00
Equipment 2,400.00 1,550.00
Maintenance 1,800.00 2,000.00
Material and supplies 2,250.00 2,400.00
Insurance 106.00. 130.00
Feeding prisoners 800.00 1,200.00
Miscellaneous 150,00 75.00
$ 79,836.00 $ 80,075.00
$ 3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
2,100.00 2,100.00
13,020.00 13,020.00
1,920.00 1,980.00
12,180.00 12,180.00
6,960.00 6,9.60.00
65,520.00 63,840.00
1,620.00 3,240.00
150.00 125.00
475.00 275.00
300.00 100.00
2,500.00 2,500.00
2,500.00 3,200.00
2,500.00 3,600.00
140.00
500.00 436.00
supplies
etc.
$115,845,00 $117,296.00
11913 -Fire Equipment Fund
E. Equipment
Balance on hand
Available for 1930 $
120 -Fire and Police Alarm
A. City Electrician
A. Assistant
A. Helpers
$ 6,286.90 $ 3,086.75
2,658.69
$ 5,745.44
C. Office 65.00 80.00
E. Equipment 300.00 300.00
F. Maintenance 500.00 650.00
G. Material and supplies 1,000.00 500.00
H. Heat, power and water 250.00 250.00
•I. Insurance 400.00 490.00
Totals
121- Building Inspection
A. Building Commissioner
A. Stenographer (part time)
C. Office
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and supplies
I. Insurance (auto)
I. Surety Bond
Totals
122 -- Plumbing Inspection
A. Plumbing Inspector $
A. Stenographer (part time)
C. Office
D. Printing
G. Material and Supplies
J. Plumbing Board
J. Miscellaneaus
123- Electrical Inspection
A. Electrical Inspector $
A. .Stenographer (part time)
C. Office
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and supplies
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
$ 7,535.00 $ 7,290.00
2,700.00
450.00
60.00
72.50
550.00
100.00
25.00
25.00
7.50
$ 3,990.00 $ 3,944.00
2,400.00
225.00
20.00
15.00
45.00
30.00
5.00
2,400.00
225.00
20.00
15.00
300.00
140.00
30.00
75.00
$ 2,700.00
450.00
50.00
450.00
50.00
60.00
152.00
25.00
7.00
$ 2,400.00
225.00
20.00
15.00
25.00
30.00
5.00
Totals $ 2,740.00 $ 2,720.00
$ 2,400.00
225.00
20.00
25.00
525.00
25.00
75.00
25.00
75.00
Totals $ 3,205.00 $ 3,395.00
II. -Total Protection Life and Property $219,437.90 $220,465.44
III. HEALTH ANC SANITATION
125 - General Maintenance
Director $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
Sanitary Inspector 1,620.00 1,620.00
Clerk 960.00 1,020.00
Restaurant Inspector 900.00 900.00
'School Nurse (Head) 10 mos. 1,600.00 1,650.00
School Nurse, 10 mos. 1,300.00 1,350.00
School Nurse, 10 mos. 1,250.00 1,300.00
School. Nurse, 10 mos. 1,150.00 1,200.00
Clinic 1,080.00 1,080.00
Travel 80.00 120.00
Office 7500 100.00
Printing 100.. 00 40.00
Maintenance 480.00 480.00
Material and supplies 95.00 200.000
Laboratory Expense 1,200.00 1,200.00
$ 2,280.00 $ 2,280.00
1,740.00 1,740.00
1,000.00 1,000.00 Totals $ 13,890.00 $ 14,260.00
66 Special Session, March 14th, 1930
127 -Sewer Maintenance
A. Foreimam $ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
A. Laborers 6,600.00 5,300.00
A. Extra Help, 3 mos. 1,000.00
E. Equipment 500.00 1,685.00
F. Maintenance 225.00 200.00
G. Material and Supplies 500.00 500.00
I. Insurance 315.00 450.00
Totals $ 9,940.00 $ 10,935.00
128 - Refuse Disposal
A. Laborers $ 4,800.00
D. Printing 25.00
E. Equipment 5,500.00
F. Maintenance 1,000.00
G. Material and supplies 575.00
I. Insurance 300.00
J. Miscellaneous 2,200.00 18,000.00
Totals
III. -Total for Health and Sanitation
131- General Administration
IV. HIGHWAYS
A. Suiperintendent $ 3,400.00 $ 2,400.00
A. Storekeeper 1,800.00 1,800.00
C. Office 50.00
D. Printing 50.00
E. Equipment 700.00 600.00
F. Maintenance 100.00 100.00
G. Material and Supplies 500.00 500.00
I. Insurance 50.00
132 - Street Repairing
A. Laborers $ 10,000.00 $ 15,000.00
E. Equipment 4,500.00 4,585.00
F. Maintenance 2,000.00 3,510.00
G. Materials and Supplies 10,200.00 11,000.00
I. Insurance 1,000.00 965.00
J. Miscellaneous 300.00 300.00
Totals $ 5,500.00 $ 5,550.00
Totals $ 28,000.00 $ 35,360.00
133 -City Garage
Head Machanic
Asst. Mechanic
As st. Mechanic
Janitor
Office
Printing
Equipment
Maintenance
Material and Supplies
Heat, Light, Power and
Insurance
Totals
$ 2,400.00 $ 2,400.00
1,560.00 1,560.00
1,440.00
1,320.00 1,320.00
50.00 50.00
25.00 25.00
2,050.00 1,502.00
200.00 385.00
335.00 280.00
Water 600.00 700.00
160.00 18b.00
$ 8,700.00 $ 9,847.00
138 - Street Lighting
600 CP Overhead
400 CP Overhead
100 CP Overhead
Magnetite Blvd. Lights
600 CP Double Blvds. Midnight
600 CP Double Blvds. All Night
250 CP Blvds. Midnight
250 CP Blvds. All Night
$ 14,400.00 $ 18,000.00
$ 38,230.00 $ 45,195.00
$ 45,500.0
825.00
690.00
6,050.00
1,750.00
700.00
1,400.00
1,402.50
$ 44,070.00
1,265.00
1,297.00
6,005.00
5,062.00
1,900.00
1,820.00
1,827.50
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
Totals
Totals
Special Session, March 14th, 1930
50 Watt Police Alarm Signals
25 Watt Railroad Signals
60 Watt Traffic Lights
Additional 600 CP Double Blv
Iowa and 13th
Additional 600 CP Double Blvd.
Iowa and 13th.
Additional 600 CP Single Blvd.
Additional 600 CP Single Blvd.
Central Ave., 18th to 22nd.
Additional 100 CP Lights
d. Midnight 11th,
All Night -11th,
(Midnight)
(All Night)
Totals $ 59,300.00
A. Laborers $ 20,000.00
E. Equipment 6,450.00
F. Maintenance 1,200.00
G. Material and Supplies 3,000.00
I. Insurance 460.00
Totals .. _ $ 31,110.00
IV. Total for Highways $132,610.00
V. CHARITIES, DONATIONS AND LIBRARY
142 - Charities and Donations
J. Visiting Nurse Association $ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
J. Memorial Day Celebration 400.00 400.00
J. Band Concerts 500.00 600.00
J. Humane Society 300.00 300.00
143 - Library
Librarian
Assistant (Reference)
Assistant (Cataloguer)
Assistant (Child Librarian)
Assistant (Head of Circulation)
Assistant (Head. of School Lib.)
Assistant (General)
Assistant (General)
Assistant (General, Part
Extra Help
Janitor
Travel
Office
Printing
Equipment
Maintenance
Material and Supplies
Light, Heat, Power and Water
Insurance
Tax Delinquencies
Totals for Charities, Donations and Library
Totals
228.00
34.50
720.00
67
288.00
35.00
1,245.00
750.00
500.00
850.00
250.00
276.00
$ 67,380.50
$ 21,500.00
6,270.00
1,900.00
4,200.00
660.00
$ 34,530.00
$152,667.50
$ 2,400.00 $ 2,500.00
$ 2,100.00 $ 2,280.00
1,560.00 1,680.00
1,440.00 1,500.00
1,320.00 1,380.00
1,140.00 1,200.00
900.00 960.00
840.00 900.00
720.00 780.00
Time) 690.00 690.00
1,930.00 1,310.00
1,320.00 1,320.00
100.00 100.00
100.00 100.00
100.00 200.00
4,100.00 9,000.00
8,000.00 4,700.00
800.00 1,200.00
2,100.00 2,400.00
100.00 300.00
825.51 459.04
$ 30,185.51 $ 32,459.04
....$ 32,585.51 $ 34,959.04
VI-PARKS
144A- General Administration
A. Superintendent $ 1,800.00 $ 2,100.00
A. Expert Assistant ' 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
B. Travel 100.00 100.00
C. Office 300.00 200.00
D. Printing and Advertising 75.00 100.00
H. Heat, Light and Water 57.50 100.00
I. Surety Bond 7.50 7.50
$ 3,840.00 $ 4,107.50
68 Special Session, March 14th, 1930
144B-Areas, Buildings, Etc.
A. Laborers .. $ 13,000.00 $ 13,500.00
E. Equipment 400.00 1,200.00
F. Maintenance 2,000.00 1,200.00
G. Material and' Supplies 3,600.00 3,600.00
H. Heat, Light and Water 600.00 1,000.00
I. Insurance 350.00 250.00
J. Park Lighting 1,200.00 1,800.00
J. Rent of Greenhouse 720.00
J. Miscellaneous Expense 3,970.00 3,890.04
Totals $ 25,840.00 $ 26,440.04
VI.-Totals for Parks $ 29,680.00 $ 30,547.54
Tax Delinquencies 545.51 320.00
Totals $ 30,225.51 $ 30,867.54
144C- Available from Special Tax $ $ 30,274.07
Moneys and Credits .. 593.47
County Levy 12,133.69
VII- RECREATION
145A- General Administration
Director $ 3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
Stenographer - 600.00 360.00
Additional Help 300.00 120.00
Travel 175.00 175.00
Office 60.00 75.00
Printing 150.00 60.00
Equipment 130.00 130.00
Maintenance 370.00 360.00
Material and Supplies 50.00 170.00
Heat and Light 25.00
Insurance 5.00
Miscellaneous 10.00 25.00
Totals $ 5,475.00 $ 5,075.00
145B-Playgrounds
Supervisors (2 mos.) $ 3,200.00
Play Directors (2 mos.)
Play Director (2 mos.)
Special Instructors
Caretaker
Printing
Equipment
Maintenance of Equipment
Material and Supplies
Heat, Light and Water
Insurance
Miscellaneous
100.00
150.00
100.00
371.00
111.00
83.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
$ 600.00
800.00
1,320.00
480.00
200.00
75.00
500.00
250.00
600.00
80.00
25.00
100.00
Totals $ 4,190.00 $ 5,030.00
145C -City Wide Events
Music Week
Total
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
145D-Winter Sports
Superintendent $ 750.00 $ 960.00
Check Room Help 232.00 180.00
Labor 268.00 800.00
Office Expense 11.00 25.00
Printing 20.00 50.00
Equipment 50.00
Maintenance 50.00 100.00
Material and Supplies 15.00 150.00
Heat, Light and Power 164.00 300.00
I. Insurance 15.00 15.00
J. Miscellaneous 50.00 100.00
Totals $ 1,625.00 $ 2,680.00
Totals for Playgrounds $ 11,290.00 $ 13,285.00
145E - Bathing Beach
Superintendent $ 900.00 $ 640.00
Guards 400.00 550.00
Attendants 300.00 300.00
Washwoman 120.00 120.00
Labor 600.00
Office 25.00 25.00
Printing 50.00 50.00
145E- Bathing Beach
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Materials and Supplies
H. Heat, Light and Water
1. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
Totals
Special Session, March 14th, 1930 69
1,015.00
360.00
330.00
35.00
75.00
10.00
750.00
300.00
375.00
125.00
55.00
75.00
$ 3,620.00 $ 3,965.00
145F- Athletic Field
F. Maintenance 280.00
G. Materials and Supplies 335.00 200.00
I. Insurance 95.00 90.00
J. Miscellaneous 50.00
Totals $ 430.00 $ 620.00
Planning and Zoning $ 6,000.00
VIII - MISCELLANEOUS
Payment on Library Property $ 3,000.00
148A - League of Municipalities 75.00 75.00
148B- Damages, Etc. 3,000.00 3,000.00
148C- Printing Council Proceedings 3,000.00 3,000.00
Care of Town Clock .. 125.00 125.00
Printing Reports 400.00 400.00
State Audit 700.00 800.00
Miscellaneous Printing, Etc. 1,000.00 1,000.00
Printing Ordinances 1,000.00 1,000.00
Mississippi Valley Ass'n 100.00
Totals $ 9,300.00 $ 12,500.00
148E - Ambulance
A. Driver $ 1,620.00 $ 1,680.00
A. Assistant Driver 300.00 300.00
F. Maintenance of Equipment 350.00 350.00
G-. Material and Supplies .. _. 100.00 100.00
I. Insurance 210.00 210.00
J. Miscellaneous 100.00
Totals $ 2,580.00 $ 2,740.00
VI1;I. Total for Miscellaneous $ 11,880.00 $ 15,240.00
IX- MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES
152 - Markets and Public Scales
A. Market Master $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
F. Maintenance of Equipment 50.00 50.00
G. Material and Supplies 50.00 50.00
J. Miscellaneous 10.00 10.00
Totals $ 1,610.00 $ 1,610.00
70 Special Session, March 14th, 1930
WATER WORKS
....149A— Administration
A. Superintendent $ 3,300.00 $ 3,600.00
A. Engineer 2,400.00 2,400.00
A. Cashier 2,340.00 2,340.00
A. Accountant 2,100.00 2,160.00
A. Stenographer 1,500.00 1,500.00
A. Extra Help 300.00 300.00
B. Travel 150.00 150.00
C. Office 1,500.00 1,500.00
D. Printing 250.00 200.00
E. Equipment 1,400.00 500.00
F. Maintenance 400.00 400.00
G. Material and Supplies 400.00 500.00
I. Insurance 100.00 75.00
J1 Miscellaneous 350.00 300.00
J2 Interest on Bonds 16,000.00
J3 Sinking Fund 32,400.00 32,400.00
J4 Bonds Redeemed 10,000.00
J5 Refunds 2,000.00
Totals $ 74,890.00 $ 50,325.00
1498 —Plant
A. Chief Engineer $
A. Asst. Engineers
A. Asst. Engineer, extra
A. Tapper
A. Mete+Finan
A. Meter Reader
A. Meter Repairman
A. General Foreman
A. Asst. Foreman
A. Laborers
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
H. Heat, Light and Power
I. Jnsurance
J1 Main Extensions
J2 Betterments
J3 Stores
J4 Miscellaneous ..
2,100.00
9,000.00
900.00
1,560.00
1,560.00
1,560.00
1,860.00
2,400.00
1,620.00
8,123.00
2,600.00
4,325.00
1,800.00
27,000.00
3,500.00
16,767.00
18,600.00
3,900.00
2,800.00
$ 2,100.00
9,000.00
900.00
1,620.00
1,620.00
1,500.00
1,860.00
2,400.00
1,680.00
14,000.00
4,600.00
13,375.00
1,500.00
29.000.00
500.00
26,061.20
3,420.00
3,000.00
300.00
Totals $111,975.00 $118,436.20
Totals for Water Works $186,865.00 $168,761.20
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Regular Bond Interest $ 53,162.86 $ 51,567.84
Voting Machine Bond .1,000.00 1,000.00
Loan Warrant Redemption Bond 19,400.00 300.00
Regular City Improvement Bonds 21,000.00 21,000.00
Grading Bonds 8,000.00 9,000.00
Storm Sewer Bonds 1,500.00 1,500.00
For Sinking Fund 46,097.46 51,449.32
Totals ... $150,160.32 $135,817.16
PLAYGROUND BONDED DEBT
Interest on Bonds Issued Dec. 1, 1928 $1,041.26
Bond Redemption Dec. 1, 1928 3,000.00
$4,041.26
588.86
$4,630.12
Tax Delinquencies
Total
Jan. 1, 1927 Issues
April 1, 1927 Issues
May 1, 1928 Issues
Totals
DOCK BONDS
Jan. 1, 1927 Issue $ 5,000.00 $ 6,000.00
April 1, 1927 Issue 3,000.00 5,000.00
Totals .. $ 8,000.00 $ 11,000.00
Dock Miscellaneous Operation $ 3,817.96 $ 1,935.78
Total Docks $ 27,202.96 $ 27,780.75
MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS
Police Pension
Fire Pension
Emergency
Municipal Improvements
Totals
March 17 and 24, 1930.
Resolution No. 149 -30.
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque that a budget
of estimated expenditures for the
fiscal year, 1930, as prepared and
submitted by the City Manager be
and the same is hereby directed to
be placed on file with the City Clerk
of the City of Dubuque for public
inspection for a period of two weeks
the same to be further taken up and
considered for final adoption on the
31st. day of March, 1930.
Be it further resolved that said
budget of estimated expenditures for
the fiscal year, 1930, as submitted
by the City Manager be approved
and adopted as the City Council's
budget for said fiscal year and the
Clerk is hereby directed to publish
said budget in the official newspaper
of the City of Dubuque for two
weeks, as provided by law.
Be it further resolved that this
Council meet in special session for
the purpose of finally considering
said budget and hearing any objec-
tions that may be filed thereto and
making any corrections therein or
omissions therefrom at 7:30 o'clock,
p. m. on the 31st. day of March,
1930, in the Council Chamber of the
City of Dubuque.
Passed, adopted and approved this
14th day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
GEO. O. JANSEN,
ED. McEVOY,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Attest: M. H. CZIZEK,
City Clerk pro -tem.
Special Session, March 14th, 1930
DOCK BOND INTEREST
$ 2,925.00
9,697.50
2,762.50
71
$ 2,565.00
9,517.50
2,762.50
$ 15,385.00 $ 14,845.00
$ 3,022.55 $ 6,173.50
21,641.47 18,520.52
12,090.21
15,000.00 11,293.43
$ 51,754.23 $ 35,987.45
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of J. J. Nagle for building
permit for an oil station to be located
at the corner of Delhi and Grace
Streets, at the north end of Grand-
view Avenue according to plans and
specifications herewith submitted.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the prayer of the petition be granted.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas— J Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
John Kerper be reappointed as a
member of the Dock Board. Sec-
onded by Councilman Jansen. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen. Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resignation of J. J. Brown from
the Planning and Zoning Commission
submitted. Councilman Meuser mov-
ed that the resignation be accepted.
Seconded by Councilman McEvoy.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
Louis C. Stoffregen be appointed to
fill the vacancy created on the Plan-
72 Special Session, March 21st, 1930
ning and Zoning Board by the resig-
nation of J. J. Brown. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
J. E. Ernsdorf be reappointed on the
Civil Service Commission. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Nays —None.
There being no further business,
Council adjourned.
M. H. CZIZEK,
. City Clerk pro -tem.
Approved 1930.
Adopted 1930.
Councilmen:
Attest:
City Clerk.
CITY COUNCIL
(Official)
Special Session March 21st., 1930.
Meeting called by order of Mayor
Andelfinger, and Councilman Jansen.
Council met at 7:45 p. m.
'Present--Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Mayor Andelfinger read the call
and stated that service thereof had
been duly made and that this meet-
ing is called for the purpose of the
canvassing the petitions for nomina-
tions for Councilmen and a Park
Commissioner to be voted on at the
regular Municipal Election to be held
March 31st, 1930, and acting on any
other business that may come before
the meeting.
Resolution No. 155 -30.
Whereas petitions in legal form
have been filed with the City Clerk
of the City of Dubuque, nominating
candidates for the office of council-
men for the term commencing in
April, 1931, and for the office of
Park Commissioner, and said peti-
tions have been canvassed by the
City Council of said City and found
to contain the number of signatures
of electors provided by law to entitle
such persons for whom such peti-
tions\ have been filed to be candid-
ates for the office of councilmen and
have their names printed on the
official ballots to be voted on at the
regular municipal election to be held
on the 31st. day of March, 1930.
NOW THEREFORE:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, that the City
Clerk be and he is hereby directed
to place the names of the following
named persons upon the official bal-
lots for the election referred to,
to-wit:
Edward F. McEvoy,
Henry F. Schuckert,
William P. Andresen,
John G. Kuehnle,
For Councilmen.
Frank J. Piekenbrock,
Park Commissioner.
Passed, adopted, and approved,
this 21st. day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent— Councilman Meuser.
Petition of property owners and
residents owning property in the vic-
inity of 7th and Bluff 'Streets in the
City of Dubuque, asking that the
City Council refuse to grant a per-
mit to any applicant to erect and
maintain an oil filling station and
a tire and tube repair and distri-
bution station as proposed in a pend-
ing petition before the Council, and
giving their reasons therefor:
A.— Seriously affect, downward',
the value of said property for resi-
dential purposes.
B.—Will constitute a nuisance in
that noises and congestion of a large
number of motor cars around said
station will destroy the peace and
quiet necessary to suitable living
in that vicinity.
C.—That a considerable nunmber
of children reside in the immediate
neighborhood and said proposed im-
provement will be a source of con-
tinual danger to them.
Signed by Peter Even, John Holz,
Z. B. Hoffman, et al (15 signers).
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the rules be suspended to allow any
one present who wishes to do so, to
address the Council. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Attorney Frank O'Connor address-
ed the Council, representing the pet-
itioners, stating that what he had
to say was embodied in the petition,
and he hoped that the Council would
give the prayer of the petitioners
favorable consideration.
Attorney Frank Gilloon addressed
the Council, representing the Fire-
stone Tire and Rubber Co., stating
that the company he represents pro-
poses to construct a $40,000 building
and that their main business would
be a distributing center for their
goods; that this property is located
near the business district on 8th
Street and that this whole block will
eventually be a business block; that
the company will employ a number
of people, and that the Council
should encourage business concerns
to come here and not keep them out,
and he hoped that when the com-
pany submits its plans and specifi-
cations that the Council will grant
them a permit to build.
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73
Attorney Glenn Brown also add-
ressed the Council - representing the
Central Lumber and Coal Company,
stating that his company owns the
property upon which the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co. propose to con-
struct their building; that the Fire-
stone Company have an option on
this property, and that the property
is located so that it cannot be sold
for residence purposes and he 'hoped
the Council will see its way clear to
issue a building permit to the Fire-
stone Tire and, Rubber Co. when the
plans and specifications are pre-
sented.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
action on this matter be postponed
until the plans and specifications are
presented and all members of the
Council are present. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Petition of property owners re-
questing that a sanitary sewer be
constructed south from Cleveland
Avenue on Villa Street connecting
with sewer in Valley Street, signed
by Peter Kearney and Augusta Keen.
Councilman McEvoy moved that it
be referred to the Council to view.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Mouser.
Petition of property owners on
South Locust Street, asking that
something be done to eliminate the
noise and stench that is caused by
the Maizewood Company, signed by
Agnes Poledna, A. W. Lynch, K. A.
Hafey et al (27 signers).
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the petition be referred to the Coun-
cil for investigation. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Communication of H. C. Kenline,
congratulating the Mayor and City
Council on initiating the program for
substitution of busses for street cars
on West Locust Street.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the communication be received and
filed. Seconded by Councilman Jan-
sen. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, 'McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
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Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Claim of Mrs. Ethel Loper,645 Fen -
elon Place, against the City of Du-
buque, in the sum of $10,000 on ac-
count of personal injuries sustained
in falling upon an icy sidewalk, at or
in front of 574 West 5th Street at
10:30 o'clock a. m. Feb. 18th, 1930.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the petition be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Resolution No. 156 -30.
Whereas Dr. Brooks is the owner
of a shack, or frame building located
at the foot of East 14th Street on
Sycamore Street being upon a public
street of the City of Dubuque, and
said Dr. Brooks has been notified in
writing to remove the same but
failed and refused to do so, Now
Therefore,
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque that the
Chief of Police in conjuction with
the Street Department of said City
proceed at once to remove said build-
ing from the street and open up said
street to travel free from the ob-
struction caused by the existence of
said building thereon.
Passed, adopted and approved this
21st day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
GEO. O. JANSEN,
ED. McEVOY,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Councilman Jansen moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
March 17, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise that I have ap-
proved the following bonds and pol-
icies and desire to have your ap-
proval on same for filing.
SIGNS
G. R. Kinney Co., Inc., 600 Main
Street; American Surety Company
of New York.
Checker Taxi Company, 369 Main
Street; U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty
Co.
F. C. Rottler, 298 Main Street;
Century Indemnity Co.
Cadillac Motor Co., 11th and Iowa
Streets; Continental Casualty Co.
Kraft Clothing Store, 560 Main
Street; Policy No. G. L. 0544097,
Aetna Life Ins. Co.
North -End Grocery, 3165 Central
Avenue, Policy No. 594231, Southern
Surety Co.
Respectfully submitted,
O. A. KRATZ,
City Manager.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the bonds be approved and placed
on file. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
ORDINANCE NO. 2 -30
An ordinance regulating the use of
motor and other vehicles upon the
streets of the City of Dubuque;
designating • the provisions hereof
as the "Traffic Code of the City of
Dubuque," repealing all ordinances
heretofore enacted governing this
subject and all ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent
herewith; and providing a penalty
for violation hereof.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:
Par. 87, section 1. That for con-
venience this ordinance shall be re-
ferred to and called the "Traffic
Code of the City of Dubuque."
Par. 88, section 2. That, in order
that certain terms used herein may
be understood the same are defined
as follows:
A— Definition of Terms
(a) "Motor Vehicle" shall include
all vehicles propelled by any power
other than muscular power, except
traction engines, road rollers, cranes,
articles of husbandry, and such ve-
hicles as are run only upon tracks
or rails.
(b) "Motor Cycles" shall include
all motor vehicles designed to travel
on not more than three wheels in
contact with the ground, and of not
exceeding ten horsepower, and of not
more than 500 pounds in weight un-
laden.
(c) "Trailer" is any vehicle
which is drawn by another vehicle.
(d) "Street" is that part of the
City between lot lines which is plat-
ted and set apart, for vehicle travel
and shall include alleys, boulevards,
and avenues.
(e) "Intersecting Streets" are
any streets which join another at an
angle, whether crossing the other or
not.
(f) "One -Way Street" is any
street which is divided longitudinally
by a park or parkway, viaduct or
walk.
(g) "Parking Areas" are places
set apart for parking of vehicles at
an angle to the curb.
(h) "Automatic Signal Devices"
are any traffic signal devices which
are automatically operated.
(i) "Boulevard" means any street
which is designated upon which traf-
fic has the right of way over inter-
secting streets and which is so mark-
ed.
(j) "Business District" is the ter -
ritory contingent to a street where
fifty per cent or more of the frontage
thereon for a distance of 300 feet or
more is occupied by buildings in use
for business.
(k) "School District" is the terri-
tory contiguous to a street for a dis-
tance of 200 feet in either direction
from a school house.
(1) "Residence District" is the
territory contiguous to a street not
comprising the business or school
districts where forty per cent of the
frontage on such street for a dis-
tance of 300 feet or more is occupied
by dwellings or by dwellings and
buildings in use for business.
m) "Suburban District" is all
other parts of the City not included
in the business, school or residence
districts.
(n) "Other Vehicles" are vehicles
of every description other than those
classified under the term of "Motor
Vehicles."
(o) "Curb" is the lateral bound-
ary of the street.
(p) "Bicycles" are any two wheel-
ed vehicles propelled by foot power.
(q) "U -Turn" means the, turning
from one side to the other on a
street proceeding in a reverse direc-
tion.
(r) "To Park" means the leaving
of a vehicle either attended or un-
attended by a driver or an occupant.
(s) "Fire Area" means the area
embraced within two blocks in all
directions where a fire is in progress.
(t) "Official Parking Signs"
mean such signs as have upon them
the words, "Police Regulation."
Par. 89, section 3. That the follow-
ing rules and regulations shall gov-
ern the operation of all vehicles:
B —Duty of Operator
Rule 1. Vehicles shall be operated
upon the streets in a careful and
prudent manner, having due regard
for the safety and convenience of
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other vehicle and pedestrian traffic
upon the street.
Rule 2. Vehicles shall keep to the
right hand side of the center of the
street.
Rule 3. On a "One -Way Street"
vehicles shall keep to the right side
of the park, parkway, or walk divid-
ing the street.
Rule 4. Slow moving vehicles
shall keep as close as possible to
the right hand curb so at to allow
more swiftly moving vehicles free
passage to the left. When overtaken
by a swifter moving vehicle, or by a
street car, proceeding in the same
direction, upon a signal being given
by the operator of the overtaken ve-
hicle or street car by the sounding
of some 'signal device, the driver of
the over taken vehicle shall cause
the same to be driven as closely as
possible to the right hand curb and
remain in that position until the
overtaken vehicle or street car shall
have safely passed. In passing a ve-
hicle the driver of the overtaking
vehicle shall not turn to the right, or
in front of the vehicle just passed,
until he can do so safely and without
danger of collision.
Rule 5. Vehicles meeting shall
pass each other to the right. A vehi-
cle approaching from the rear shall
pass another vehicle to the left.
Rule 6. The driver' of a vehicle
shall before stopping, turning or
changing his course, first see that
there is sufficient space to make
such movement in safety and shall
give a visible or audible signal to a
crossing officer, if there be such, or
to the drivers of vehicles following,
of his intention to make such move-
ment. This shall be done by the use
of some signal device attached to
the vehicle in such a manner that it
can be easily seen by vehicles fol-
lowing or by extending the arm from
the side of the vehicle and indicating
therewith the intention of the opera-
tor in the following manner:
When the turn is to be to the left,
the arm shall be extended straight
out from the side and by pointing to
the left with the index finger. When
a stop is to be made, the arm shall
be extended out and downward.
When turning around, a circular
motion shall be made with the arm.
When backing up, the arm• shall be
extended and a back motion shall
be made with the palm of the hand
to the rear. Unless the signal is
given to a traffic officer, no signal
is necessary before making a right
hand turn.
Rule 7. The driver of a vehicle
which has stopped at the curb shall
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first see that he can proceed in safe-
ty before leaving such position and
then he shall extend his arm from
the side of the vehicle and drive
slowly parallel with the curb, if pos-
sible, for a reasonable distance be-
fore turning to the left into the
street.
Rule 8. In the business district
the driver of a vehicle shall not back
the same between other vehicles
then standing upon the street in
order to park his vehicle between
such vehicles unless he can do so
without interfering with traffic and
unless there is sufficient space so
that such vehicle when parked will
be parallel with the curb and will
leave at least four feet of clear space
between the vehicle in front and to
the rear of such vehicle.
Rule 9. Vehicles turning to the
right from one street into another
shall turn the corner as near the
right hand curb as possible, and in
turning to the left from one street
into another, shall pass to the right
of and beyond the center before
turning.
Rule 10. A vehicle turning to the
right from one street into another
shall have the right of way over ve-
hicles traveling on the street into
which it is turning, except at street
intersections where traffic signals
are operated, as provided for in Rule
hereof.
Rule 11. A vehicle turning to the
left into another street or driveway
shall give right of way to vehicles on
the street into which it is turning,
and to the vehicles on the street on
which the turn is being made.
Rule 12. "U- Turns" shall not be
permitted on Main Street from West
2nd to West 17th Streets, both inter-
sections included; on Central Aven-
ue from 13th to 22nd Streets, both
intersections included, except that
the intersection of 18th Street shall
be excluded; and on West 8th Street
from Central Avenue to Bluff Street,
both intersections included. In mak-
ing "U- Turns" the driver of the ve-
hicle shall keep his arm extended
from the side of the vehicle until
such turn is completed.
Rule 13. No vehicle shall over-
take and pass another vehicle at
street intersections in the business
district.
Rule 14. Where two vehicles are
approacing on any street so that
their paths will intersect and there
is danger of collision, the vehicle
approaching the other from the right
shall have the right of way; provid-
ed, however, that vehicles coming
from alleys and private driveways,
where the view is obstructed, shall
stop immediately before entering a
street and shall give the right of way
to vehicles traveling on the street.
Rule 15. The driver of a vehicle,
including street cars, when approach-
ing the intersection of streets where
a traffic officer is stationed, shall
promptly obey all directions given
by such officer. At theatres, public
gatherings, or under any unusual
circumstance at any occasion, the
driver shall stop or move his vehicle
as directed by a police officer in
charge.
Rule 16. Vehicles shall not be
driven through a parade or proces-
sion without permission of a police
officer.
Rule 17. No person under fifteen
years of age shall operate a motor
vehicle by permission from the
owner unless such person is accom-
panied by a person of at least nine-
teen years of age.
Rule 18. No person shall operate
a motor vehicle or motor cycle while
under the influence of intoxicating li-
quors.
Rule 19. No motor vehicle shall
be driven on the streets at any time
with the muffler cut out or not in
operation.
Rule 20. The operator of a motor
vehicle shall not permit the motor
of the same to operate in such a
manner as to visibly emit an unduly
great amount of steam, smoke or
products of combustion from ex-
haust pipes or openings.
Rule 21. The operator of any ve-
hicle shall bring the same to a full
stop not less than five feet from the
rear of any street car headed in the
same direction, which has stopped
for the purpose of taking on or dis-
charging passengers and he shall
remain standing until such a car has
taken or discharged its passengers
in any street which is not of suffi-
cient width to allow safe passage
arid, for the purpose of this ordin-
ance, where the intervening space
between the step of the street car
and the vehicle is less than six feet,
it shall be held to be insufficient in
width to proceed, and the driver
must stop.
Rule 22. The driver of any motor
vehicle, when approaching a street
car from the front which has stopped
for the purpose of taking on or dis-
charging passengers, shall operate
his vehicle as close to the right hand
curb as possiblei, and shall slow
doVrn such vehicle so that the same
is under his control and, if neces-
sary, for the safety of lives and pro-
perty, said vehicle shall be brought
to a full stop. In approaching such
street car the driver of the vehicle
shall reduce his speed when he ar-
rives within fifty feet of the same
and give a warning of his approach.
Rule 23. All vehicles which are so
loaded that the materials being car-
ried thereon extend beyond the end
of the vehicle for more than seven
feet shall, in the day time, carry a
red flag at or near the end of the
load so that the same can be easily
seen, and at night time, shall have
a red lamp displayed at or near the
end of the load so that the same can
be seen for a distance of at least
one hundred feet to the rear. This
rule applies to cars or vehicles which
are being trailed or towed over the
streets.
C— Restriction of Vehicles
Rule 24. Heavily laden vehicles
shall not be permitted to travel over
Main street from West 2nd to West
13th Streets, and upon such other
streets as the City Council may, by
resolution, from time to time pre-
scribe, except for actual loading or
unloading purposes, and only then
within such block or blocks from or
to which the loading or unloading is
to be made.
Rule 25. Tractors or other ma-
chinery moving on caterpillar wheels
or having heavy lugs shall not be
permitted to be moved over any of
the streets without first securing a
route from the City Manager, and it
shall be unlawful to move such vehi-
cles over any street other than
shown in such routing instructions.
Rule 26. Vehicles used for the col-
lection of garbage, manure, dead ani-
mals, and offensive offal of every
kind are prohibited from using Lo-
cust, Main and Iowa Streets and Cen-
tral Avenue from 3rd, to 18th Streets
between the hours of 8 A. M. to 10
P. M. All such vehicles shall be
covered when loaded.
Rule 27. Circus parades shall be
permitted only with the approval of
the City Manager who shall pre -
scribe the streets which may be
used. Circus vehicles, except in par-
ades, shall not be drawn over streets
paved with soft top materials when-
ever a hard top street can be used.
Rule 28. Other parades and pro-
cessions may be held under such
rules as the Manager and Chief of
Police may prescribe, but informa-
tion regarding the nature of the
same shall be given to such officers
in advance.
D— Weight and Load
Rule 29. The total maximum load
on any one wheel of a motor vehicle,
including the weight of the vehicle
and the load it carries, shall be four
tons, provided the total maximum
weight of the vehicle and the load
shall not in any event exceed four-
teen tons for a vehicle equipped with
pneumatic tires or twelve tons for a
vehicle equipped with solid rubber
tires.
Rule 30. The total load on any
wheel of a motor vehicle shall be
limited to eight hundred pounds per
inch, width of tires measured be-
tween flanges of the rims. The maxi-
mum width of any vehicle and its
load shall be limited to eight feet.
E— Brakes, Lights and Numerals
Rule 31. Every motor vehicle
shall be provided with good and ade-
quate brakes, a suitable horn, bell or
other signal device producing an
abrupt sound sufficiently loud to
serve as an adequate warning of dan-
ger of the approach of such vehicle,
but such signal device shall not be
unnecessarily sounded except as a
warning of danger. Signalling de-
vices shall be sounded in approach-
ing curves, tops of hills, and inter-
secting streets where the view is
obstructed. Loud signaling devices
shall not be used during the period
from one hour after sunset to one
hour before sunrise, unless neces-
sary to avoid accidents, and they
shall not be used for any purpose at
night except while the vehicle is in
motion.
Rule 32. Motor vehicles required
to be licensed under the laws of
Iowa shall have conspicuously dis-
played clean number plates of the
current year, one on the front and
one on the rear end of such vehicle,
each securely fastened.
Rule 33. The certificate of regis-
tration issued by the County Treas-
urer shall be displayed in the con-
tainer furnished by the Department.
Such certificate container shall be
attached to the vehicle in the driv-
er's compartment, so that the same
may be plainly seen without enter-
ing the car.
Rule 34. Motor vehicles while in
use on the streets, except motor cy-
cles, motor bicycles, and such motor
vehicles as are properly equipped
with one light in the front center
thereof, shall during the period of
from one -half hour after sunset and
to one -half hour after sunrise, dis-
play two or more white or tinted
lights, other than red, on the front
Hart of such vehicle, so placed as to
be seen from the front, and of suf-
ficient illuminating power to be visi-
ble at a distance of five hundred feet
in the direction in which displayed,
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and to reveal any person, vehicle or
substantial object seventy -five feet
ahead of the lamps.
Rule 35. Motor vehicles, when in
use, shall also display on the rear
a lamp so constructed and placed
as to show a red light from the rear
and throw a white light directly
upon the rear registration number
and render the numerals thereof
visible for at least fifty feet in the
direction from witch the vehicle
is proceeding. Motor vehicles, motor-
cycles and motor bicycles equipped
with one center .front lamp shall
display on the front part one white
or tinted light ahead and a red light
to the rear, so constructed and plac-
ed as to throw a white light directly
upon the registration number. This
rule as to rear lights shall also
apply Ito vehicles which are trailed
or towed by other vehicles.
Rule 36. No light device shall be
used upon any vehicle that is over
four candle power equipped with a
reflector, unless the same is so de-
signed or arranged that the directly
reflected and undifused beam of
such light, when measured seventy -
five feet or more ahead of the light,
shall not rise above forty -two inches
from the level surface on which the
vehicle stands under all conditions
of load. This rule applies also to
auxiliary lights that may be attached
to the front and tail lights.
Rule 37. If a spot light is used
on a motor vehicle, the operator
shall not direct its rays toward the
eyes of the driver or occupants of
an approaching vehicle or to the left
of the center of the traveled way
when meeting another vehicle.
Rule 38. No lighting device shall
be used that has a greater capacity
than thirty -two candle power no mat-
ter how the same may be shaded,
covered, or obscured.
Rule 39. No person shall turn off
or extinguish any or all of the lights
on a motor vehicle for the purpose
of avoiding arrest or identification.
Rule 40. Bicycles shall display
one white light in front and one red
light in the rear during the same
time .required of motor vehicles.
F— Street Cars — Busses
Rule 41. 'Street cars shall give a
warning by the sounding of a 'bell
or gong in approaching street inter-
sections and shall traverse such in-
tersections at a rate of speed that is
consistent with the traffic thereon,
and shall be operated at all times at
such a rate of speed as shall pro-
tect persons and property then upon
the streets.
Rule 42. Operators of street cars
shall bring the car to a complete
stop before crossing boulevards and
before turning from Alpine Street
into Julien Avenue; from West 15th
Street into Main Street; from Main
Street into West 13th Street going
East and West; from West 13th
Street into •Main Street going South;
and from 20th Street into Central
Avenue. Before turning from one
street into another, the operator of
a street car shall ring a bell or gong.
Rule 43. Street cars moving at a
reasonable rate of speed shall have
the right of way upon their tracks,
except as to vehicles of the Fire De-
partment, Police Department, Ambul-
ance, and funeral processions. It
shall be unlawful to obstruct or de-
lay the free movement of street cars.
Whenever the public safety or con-
venience requires, all vehicles, in-
cluding street cars, may be tempor-
arily stopped by order of the Chief
of Police, and travel upon such
streets shall not be resumed until
such order is recalled. Upon the ap-
proach of vehicles of the Fire De-
partment, all vehicles upon the
streets shall be drawn to the curb
and remain standing until such Fire
vehicles have passed.
Rule 44. Street cars shall stop
only on the near side of a street in-
tersection to take on and discharge
passengers. In such blocks where
street cars can be conveniently
stopped within a block, a stop may
be made but in such cases signs of
sufficient size shall be erected hav-
ing thereon the words, "Cars Stop
Here ".
Rule 45. Street cars, when wait-
ing to pass another car at a switch
or turn out, shall Stop at the point
of the switch or turn out and shall
not enter the same until the car be-
ing waited for is about to enter such
switch or turn out.
Rule 46. Busses used to trans-
port passengers shall be drawn up
to and stop as near to the curb as
possible when taking on or discharg-
ing its passengers.
G— Railroads
Rule 47. No street crossing over
which tracks a steam railway are
laid shall be obstructed by any train,
locomotive, car or any part thereof,
for more than five minutes at a time,
and if it is necessary for such a train
to remain stationed for a longer per-
iod of time, then the same shall be
separated and the street crossing
opened for traffic.
Rule 48. Railroad cars shall not
be parked or left standing at night
on railroad tracks in or near the cen-
ter and East line of Washington and
Jackson Streets within fifteen feet of
the North property lines of East 8th
Street, of East 9th Street, and of
East 10th Street.
Rule 49. Where gates are main -
tained at railroad crossings, they
shall be in good working order and
repair and shall be lowered before
the approach of any train or car a
sufficient length of time to afford
traffic upon the streets to come to a
stop, and shall be raised only 'after
such train or car has passed. At
night such gates shall be equipped
with warning lights of sufficient size
and number to indicate their pres-
ence.
H— Automatic Signal Devices
Rule 50. Wherever automatic sig-
nal devices are maintained, operat-
ors or vehicles shall move the same
in compliance therewith. When the
red light is displayed the vehicle
shall be brought to a stop and shall
not proceed until the light changes
to green, except where a right hand
turn is made as hereinafter provided
for. When the amber light is dis-
played, the operator shall prepare to
stop his vehicle. The significance of
the lights is as follows:
(A) The green is the signal to
go; (B) The amber is the signal
to• get ready to stop; and (C) the
red is the signal to stop. No vehicle
shall cross an intersection when
either the red or amber lights are
displayed.
Rule 51. Left hand turns shall not
be permitted at any street intersec-
tion where traffic devices or signals
are in operation.
Rule 52. A right hand turn may
be made when either the green, red
or amber lights are displayed. Pro-
vided, however, that, if the turn is
to be made to the right when the red
light is displayed, the operator of
the vehicle shall first bring the
same to a complete stop, then he
may proceed to make the turn, giv-
ing right of way, however, to the
vehicle and pedestrian traffic then
on the street and proceeding in obey -
ance to the traffic signals.
Rule 53. Pedestrians in crossing
streets, shall obey the same rules as
apply to vehicles where traffic sig-
nals are in operation.
1. —Speed
Rule 54. The operator of a motor
vehicle or motor cycle shall have the
same under control and shall reduce
the speed of the same to a reason-
able and proper rate when approach-
ing and passing a person, walking
in a street; when approaching and
passing an animal being led, driven,
or ridden upon a street; ands when
approaching and traversing a cross-
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79
ing or intersection of streets, a boule-
vard, a sharp turn, a curve, or a
steep descent in a street, and shall,
in addition, give a warning signal of
his approach.
Rule 55. The operator of a motor
vehicle shall drive the same in a
careful and prudent manner and at a
rate of speed that will not endanger
the life and property of another, and
in no event at a greater rate of
speed than as follows:
(A) In the residence district, 25
miles per hour;
(B) In the business district and
school district, 15 miles per hour;
(C) In the suburban districts at
a speed not greater nor less than is
reasonable and proper or at a speed
greater than will permit him to
bring it to a stop within the assured
cleared distance.
J— Boulevards
Rule 56. The following named
streets and parts of streets are des -
ignated and set apart as boulevards:
(A) Jackson Street from the
North line of East 13th Street to
the North line of East 32nd Street.
(B) East and West 14th Streets
from the East line of Jackson Street
to its intersection with Delhi Street
and Delhi Street from West 14th
Street to its Westerly terminus.
(C) North and South Grandview
Avenue from the South line of Delhi
Street to the North line of Rockdale
Road.
(D) Rockdale Road from its
Southwesterly terminus to South
Locust Street, thence on South Lo-
cust Street to the North line of
Dodge Street, thence on Locust
Street to the South line of West
8th Street, and thence on Locust
Street from the North line of West
8th Street to the South line of West
14th Street.
(E) West 8th Street from the
West line of Locust Street to the
West line of Julien Avenue, thence
on Hill Street from the West line
of West 8th. Street to the North
line of West 3rd Street.
(F) West 5th Street from the
East line of Wilson Street to the
West line of College Street.
(G) West 12th Street from the
West line of Locust Street to Grove
Terrace, thence on Grove Terrace
to the Easterly line of Arlington
Street, anid thence on Arlington
Street to the West line of Highland
Place.
(H) East and West 4th Streets
from the westerly approach of the
high bridge to the East line of Lo-
cust Street.
('I) Rhomberg Avenue from the
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West approach to the Dubuque4Wis-
consin bridge to the East line of
Elm Street, thence on East 20th
Street from the East line of Elm
Street to the East line of Jackson
Street.
Rule 57. All vehicles shall come
to a full stop before entering and
traversing the foregoing boulevards
from intersecting streets.
K __Parking
Rule 58. Except in emergency
cases to avoid accidents, or to allow
pedestrians or vehicles to pass, or
in obedience to a signal from a traf-
fic officer, or in obedience to traffic
signal devices, no vehicles shall stop
in a street unless the right side
thereof is next to and parallel with
the curb and as near thereto as the
condition of the street will permit.
However, vehicles may be backed
at an angle to the curb wherever
parking areas have been established.
Parking areas are established by
drawing lines upon the street in the
form of boxes or stalls. In park-
ing vehicles within such boxes or
stalls the right front wheel shall
rest against the curb and the body
of the vehicle shall remain within
the outlines of such boxes or stalls.
Vehicles having a greater length
than twenty feet over all shall not
be permitted to park at an angle
upon any street.
Rule 59. A vehicle shall not be
backed up to the curb except for
the purpose of loading and unload-
ing freight or merchandise and,
in such cases, shall not remain
longer than the actual loading or
unloading requires. If horses are
attached to such vehicle the same
shall be turned at right angles to
the vehicle and in the direction in
which the traffic on the street is
moving, except at the public market.
Loading and unloading shall not be
done in the business district where
the same can be done from an
alley.
Rule 60. No vehicle shall be left
standing upon any street in the busi
ness district within fifteen feet of
a corner or within fifteen feet of
a hydrant or fire plug.
Rule 61. No vehicle shall be left
standing in front of or within fifteen
feet of either side of the entrance
to a theatre, auditorium, hotel or
other building where large assem-
blies of people are being held, ex-
cept in taking on or discharging
passengers or freight, and then only
for such length of time as is neces-
sary for such purpose.
Rule 62. No motor vehicle shall
be left unattended upon any street
with the motor running.
Rule 63. No vehicle shall be left
standing while showing a red light
parallel to and within twenty -five
feet of railroad tracks.
Rule 64. No vehicle shall be per-
mitted to stop or stand within street
intersections, except in cases of ac-
cidents.
Rule 65. Vehicles when standing
on streets, at night, are required to
exhibit a red rear light unless they
are so located that their presence
can be distinguished by street
lights.
Rule 66. No vehicle shall be
parked opposite switches or turn-
outs of street car tracks nor within
alleys or upon streets where official
"No Parking" signs are erected.
Rule 67. Vehicles shall not be
parked within fifteen feet of the
building line at the following street
corners:
(A) On the east side of Central
Avenue near the south line of 20th
Street.
(B) On the west side of Central
Avenue near the north line of 13th
Street.
(C) On the west side of Central
Avenue near the north line of 15th
Street.
(D) On the east side of Main
Street near the south line of West
13th Street.
(E) On the south side of West
13th Street near the west line of
Main Street.
(F) On the west side of Main
Street near the north line of West
2nd Street.
(G) On the south side of Julien
Avenue near the west line of Alpine
Street.
(H) On the west side of Alpine
Street near the south line of Julien
Avenue.
(I) On the east side of Grove
Terrace near the south line of West
12th Street.
(J) On West 12th Street near its
intersection with Grove Terrace.
Rule 67 Vehicles shall not be
parked 'between the hours of 9
A. M. and 6 P. M., Sundays and holi-
days excluded, for a longer period of
time than one hour on the following
named streets:
(A) Upon Main Street from West
2nd Street to West 13th Street.
(B) Upon Locust Street from
West 7th to West 10th Streets.
(C) upon West 5th Street, West
6th Street, West 7th Street, West
8th Street, West 9th 'Street, and
West 10th Street from Iowa to Lo-
cust Streets.
Rule 68. Vehicles shall not park
upon street intersecting boulevards
within fifteen feet of a "Boulevard -
Stop Sign."
Rule 69. Parking of vehicles shall
not be permitted in front of private
driveways or garages, either upon
streets or alleys, so as to interfere
with the entrance to or exit from
such driveways or garages.
Rule 70. Whenever circumstances
arise which, in the judgment of the
City Council, require that parking
of vehicles be temporarily suspend-
ed upon a street or alley, it shall
direct the Chief of 'Police to erect
official "No Parking" signs upon
such street or alley, and during such
period, the parking of vehicles shall
not be permitted thereon.
Rule 71. No vehicle shall be per-
mitted to park within a "Fire Area"
either in the street or in the alley.
If any vehicle is parked within such
area at the time of a fire it shall be
immediately removed.
L- Obstructions in Streets
Rule 72. In the business district
the operator of a bicycle shall not
park or place the same against the
curb with any part thereof extend-
ing into the traveled portion of the
street.
Rule 73. No person shall place
rocks, stones, or other substances in
a street nor allow stones, rocks, or
other substances which have fallen
from his vehicle to remain in the
street but he shall immediately re-
move the same therefrom.
M- Report Accidents
Rule 74. Any person operating a
motor vehicle who knows, that in
the operation of such vehicle, injury
has been caused to a person due to
the fault of the operator or because
of acciddnt, must, before leaving
the place of the accident, give aid
to the injured party as the circum-
stances may reasonably require; he
must also give his name and street
address, if any, and the registration
number of his vehicle, to the injured
party. In case the injured party is
too seriously injured to receive it,
he must give such information to
some mature person accompanying
the injured party, and in the ab-
sense of such person, to some ap-
parently disinterested bystander.
Thereafter he shall immediately re-
port the accident, together with said
information, at the office of the
Chief of Police.
Rule 75. The operator of a motor
vehicle who knows that, in the op-
eration of said vehicle, injury has
been caused to property because of
the fault of the operator or through
accident, must, before leaving the
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place of said injury, give the regis-
tration number of his vehicle and
his name and street address, if any,
to the owner or person in charge
of such injured property. If such
owner or person in charge be not
then present, said operator shall put
the information in writing and, if
practicable, securely affix said writ-
ing to said injured property in some
conspicuous place or post the same
in a place as near as practicable to
the place of injury.
Par. 90. Section 4. No person,
firm, or corporation shall, except in
cases of emergency, sell gasoline up-
on the streets by drawing the same
from tank wagons or other contain-
ers for use in motor vehicles unless
such containers are located below
the surface of the street.
Par. 91. Section 5. No person
shall repair or cause to be repaired
any vehicle in the streets or alleys,
except in emergency cases.
Par. 92. Section 6. No person
shall park or permit to be parked
any vehicle upon the streets or al-
leys merely for the purpose of dis-
playing it for sale or storing it while
not in use.
Par. 93. Section 7. Vehicles shall
not be permitted to be parked be-
tween the hours of 12 midnight and
6 A. M. upon such streets as are
cleaned by sweeping or flushing.
Par. 94. Section 8. No person
shall cause to be made any unneces-
sary noise by the racing of motors
or in the movement of vehicles be-
tween the hours of 11 P. M. and 6
A. M.
Par. 95. Section 9. All vehicles
which are required to procure a li-
cense from the State shall display
the seine conspicuously on the out-
side of such vehicle so that the same
may be seen and examined.
Par. 96. 'Section 10. All ordi-
nances heretofore enacted pertain
ing to the subjects provided for in
this ordinance and all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict here-
with, be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Par. 97. Section 11. Any person,
firm, or corporation violating any of
the provisions of this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be pun-
ished by a fine of not more than $100
or imprisonment for not more than
thirty days in jail.
Par. 98. Section 12. This ordi-
nance being deemed urgent and in
the interest of public peace, health,
and convenience shall be in force
and effect from and after its final
passage and adoption by the City
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Council and publication as provided
by low.
Passed upon first reading March
10th, 1930.
Passed upon second reading March
21st, 1930.
Passed, adopted and approved up-
on final reading this 21st day of
Urrch, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. S
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Published officially in the Tele-
graph- Herald and Times - Journal
newspaper March 25th, 1930.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
The ordinance having passed upon
1st reading March 10th, 1930, was
presented and read a second time.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
this be considered the 2nd reading of
the ordinance. Seconded by Council-
man Jansen. Carried • by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas—Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent— Councilman Meuser.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the rules requiring an ordinance to
be read on three separate days be
suspended. Seconded by Council-
man Jansen. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
The ordinance was then read a
third time.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the Ordinance. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays - -None.
Absent— Councilman Meuser.
Excavation bond of Curtis and
Straub Company, by Fidelity and De-
posit Company of Maryland, pre-
sented for approval.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the bond be approved and placed on
file. Seconded by Councilman Mc-
Evoy. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas - -Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Mouser.
Report of the Board of Health for
the month of February, 1930, pre-
sented for approval.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the report be received and placed
on file. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas-Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Petition of Mrs. W. Haas referred
to the City Council by the Board of
Supervisors, asking that one half of
the 1929 tax on the S. E. 134 feet of
lot 38 Fenglers Add. be cancelled,
was referred to the City Solicitor by
the Council. The City Solicitor re-
ported that he had seen Mrs. Haas
and that she asked to have the pe-
tition withdrawn.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the petition be referred back to the
Board of Supervisors, stating the
facts that she had withdrawn the
petition. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
Petition of Wm. Zumhof asking
that the Excavation bond of A. J.
LeVan be cancelled, bond executed
by the Fidelity and Deposit Company
of Maryland.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the prayer of the petition be granted,
and the Building Commissioner be
notified to have Mr. LeVan file an-
other bond should he do any excavat-
ing. Seconded by Councilman Jan-
sen. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men Jansen, McEvoy, Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Meuser.
There being no further business,
Council adjourned.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Approved 1930.
Adopted 1930.
Councilmen:
Attest:
City Clerk.
CITY COUNCIL
(Official)
Special session, March 24th, 1930.
Meeting called by order of Mayor
Andelfinger, and Councilman Jansen.
Council met at 7:30 P. M.
Present —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
Mayor Andelfinger read the call
and stated that notice thereof had
been duly made and that this meet-
ing is called for the purpose of con-
sidering for adoption Resolution of
necessity for. the improvement of
Robinson Street from Bluff Street
about 210 feet westerly, conducting a
hearing on the plans and specifi-
cations, cost of same and acting on
any other business that may come
before the meeting.
Proof of publication, certified to by
the publisher of notice of pendency
of resolution of necessity for public
improvements and hearing upon.
proposed .plans and specifications,
form of contract and cost of im-
provements for the improvement of
Robinson Street from the west pro-
perty line of Bluff Street to about
210 feet westerly.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the notice be received and filed.
Seconded by Councilman Meuser.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Meuser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent— Councilman Schuckert.
Petition of J. L. Yokom protesting
against the paving of Robinson
Street, stating that he is out of the
City and he hereby asks the Council
not to take any action on the im-
provement of this Street until he can
be heard.. Signed by his agent,
E. R. Mull.
There was no action taken on this
petition.
Councilman Meuselr moved that
the rules be suspended to allow any-
one present who wishes to do so,
to address the Council. Seconded
by Councilman McEvoy. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Meuser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
James Millin addressed the Coun-
cil stating that he had no objection
to the improvement of said street,
but thought that his part of the as-
sessment was to high in comparison
to others. Fred Woodward of the
Telegraph - Herald also addressed the
Council, stating that he had peti-
tioned for this improvement and also
offered the objectors that he would
pay part of their assessments in ad-
dition to his own assessment (this
was last fall), but they did not ac-
cept this offer; therefore he will pay
only what he will be assessed for,
and hoped that the Council will or-
der this improvement as their build-
ing is almost completed and the
street ought to be improved at once.
Resolution No. 139 -30
Resolution of necessity for the im-
proving of Robinson Street from the
West property line of Bluff Street,
westerly about two hundred and ten
(210) feet by grading said street to
proper sub grade, constructing con-
crete curb and sidewalk, furnish
steel, if necessary, extending eight
(8) inch sanitary sewer and by pav-
ing said street with a concrete pave-
ment seven (7) inches thick and
twenty (20) feet wide with integral
curb on one side, using either plain
concrete or a quick setting cement
known as "Quick- hard ".
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Meuser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
Resolution No. 150 -30
Decision of the Council upon ob-
jections to plans, specifications, form
of contract and cost of improvement
for the improving of Robinson Street
from the West property line of Bluff
Street, westerly about two hundred
and ten (210) feet by grading said
street to proper sub grade, construct-
ing concrete curb and sidewalk, fur-
nish steel, if necessary, extending
eight (8) inch sanitary sewer and by
paving said street with a concrete
pavement seven (7) inches thick and
twenty (20) feet wide with integral
curb on one side, using either plain
concrete or a quick setting cement
known as "Quick- hard."
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Mouser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
Resolution No. 151
Resolution ordering construction
of the improving of Robinson Street
from the West property line of Bluff
Street, westerly about two hundred
and ten (210) feet by grading said
street to proper sub grade, construct-
ing concrete curb and sidewalk, fur-
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nish steel, if necessary, extending
eight (8) inch sanitary sewer and by
paving said street with a concrete
pavement seven (7) inches thick and
twenty (20) feet wide with integral
curb on one side, using either plain
concrete or a quick setting cement
known as "Quick- hard."
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas— .Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Mouser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
Communication from the State
Board of Health relative to the water
supply in the City, requesting that
the City post signs on the Highways,
that the public water supply has
been approved by the Iowa State
Board of Health.
Councilman Meuser moved that
the communication be referred to the
Superintendent of the City Water-
works, for recommendation. Second-
ed by Councilman McEvoy. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Council-
men McEvoy, Meuser, Jansen.
Nays —None.
Absent — Councilman Schuckert.
Councilman Schuckert entered and
took his seat at 8:00 P. M.
Ordinance No. 3 -30
An Ordinance creating and estab-
lishing "West Dubuque Sewer Dis-
trict" which district embraces all
the lands within the drainage area
of the sewer system to be construct-
ed within the same; declaring that
all lands within said district are ben -
efitted by the sewers to be con-
structed therein and subject to spe-
cial assessments for the payment of
the cost of such sewers and appur-
tenances there -to and defining all
such lands which are subject to be
furnished with sewer connections or
drainage by said sewer system to be
adjacent property.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
this be considered the first reading
of the Ordinance. Seconded by Coun-
cilman Meuser. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the rules requiring an Ordinance to
be read on three separate days be
suspended. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Corm- i
oilmen Jansen, McEvoy, . Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
The Ordinance was read a second
time.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
this be considered the second read-
ing of the Ordinance. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen. Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays—None.
Preliminary estimate, plans and
specifications, form of contract and
cost of construction, for proposed
Storm and Sanitary sewers in the
West Dubuque, Sewer District, pre-.
sented and read, being Resolution
No. 152 -30.
Councilman McEvoy moved the
adoption of the Resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Jansen. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays—None.
Resolution of necessity for the
construction of the Storm and Sani-
tary sewers in the West Dubuque
Sewer District, as delimited by Or-
dinance No. 3 -30, presented and
read.
Construction of Storm and Sani-
tary sewers and appurtenances in
what is known as the West Dubuque
Sewer District as delimited by Or-
dinance No. 3 -30.
The improvement shall consist of
constructing sanitary and storm
sewers in the following locations:
An 8 inch Sanitary sewer in:
Pennsylvania Street from manhole
in Delhi Street three hundred fifty -
eight (358) feet northwesterly.
Two (2) lines in parking space
either side of Delhi Street from•west-
ern city limits to Finley Street.
Gilliam Street from West Street to
Delhi Street.
Mineral Street from Gilliam Street
to O'Hagen Street.
Finley Street from Mineral Street
to Pearl Street.
Pearl Street from the western city
limits to one hundred (100) feet west
of McCormick Street.
O'Hagen Street from Mineral
Street to a point one hundred (100)
feet south of Delhi Street.
West Street from Gilliam Street to
Finley Street, and Finley Street from
West Street to McCormick Street.
McCormick Street from Bennett
Street to a point one hundred fifty
(150) feet west of No. Grandview
Ave.
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Grace Street from McCormick
Street to a point two hundred twenty
(220) feet west of Algona Street and
from a point fifty (50) feet east of
Algona Street to a point one hundred
fifty (150 feet west of North Grand-
view Avenue.
Grigg Place from Bennett Street
to Grace Street.
Algona Street from St. Joseph
Street to Bennett Street.
Gondolfo Street from St. Joseph
Street to Dodge Street.
Dodge Street from Gondolfo Street
to the alley first west of Algona
Street and from a point eighty (80)
feet east of Algona Street to Stet -
more Street.
Alley first west of Algona Street
from Dodge Street to a point one
hundred (100) feet south of Hale
Street.
West Third Street from a point
two hundred eighty -two (282) feet
west of Algona Street to a point
eighty (80) feet west of No. Grand-
view Avenue.
Bennett :Street from McCormick
Street to a point fifty (50) feet west
of Algona Street and from Algona
Street to a point one hundred fifty
(150) feet west of No. Grandview
Avenue.
Hale Street from a point eighty
(80) feet east of Algona Street to a
point seventy (70) feet west of No.
Grandview Avenue.
Auburn Street from Grace Street
to the alley first south of Delhi
Street.
Alley first south of Delhi Street
from Auburn Street to a point fifty
(50) feet south of Algona Street.
Coates Street from Cross Street
to Concord Street.
Cross Street from Simpson Street
to Coates Street.
St. Joseph Street from a point
three hundred (300) feet east of
Algona Street to a point thirty -five
(35) feet west of Fremont Avenue.
Fremont Avenue from the intersec-
tion of Simpson Street and Wartburg
Place to a point seventy (70) feet
west of Grandview Avenue.
Wartburg Place along east parking
space from the south line of Lot 2 of
1 of 2 of Mineral lot 139 to the inter-
section of Simpson Street and Fre-
mont Avenue.
Simpson Street from a point two
hundred sixty (260) feet west of
Cross Street to Fremont Avenue.
A 10 inch Sanitary sewer in:
Stetmore Street from Marion
Street to Dodge Street and across
lots 51, 52 and 33 Quigley's Sub., Lot
5 Quigley's Sub., Lot 9 Hodges Sub.
south 192.49 feet of the south 201.5
feet of lot 25 Ann O'Hare's Sub., and
the north 9.01 feet of the south 201.5
feet of lot 25 Ann O'Hare's Sub. and
across the east 107.94 feet of the
north 135 feet of lot 25 Ann O'Hare's
Sub.
St. Joseph Street from Gondolfo
Street to a point three hundred (300)
feet east of Algona Street.
Coates Street from Concord Street
to Fremont Avenue.
Concord Street from Coates Street
to Marion Street.
Force Mains
An 8 inch force main in:
Coates Street from Cross Street to
Concord Street.
Concord Street from Coates Street
to a point three hundred (300) feet
north of Coates Street.
In Mineral Street from Gilliam
Street to McCormick Street.
McCormick Street from Mineral
Street to Grace Street.
Grace Street from McCormick
Street to Algona Street.
A 10 inch force main in:
Stetmore Street from Marion
Street to Dodge Street and Dodge
Street from Stetmore Street to a
point six hundred fifty (650) feet
easterly and across vacated portion
of Dodge Street and Lot 1 of 1 and
2 Sisters, Add. across Fremont and
No. .and So. Grandview and in Dodge
Street from No. and , So. Grandview
Ave. to a point one hundred eighty -
six (186) feet east of No. and So.
Grandview Avenue.
Storm Sewers
Across lots 12 and 7 Sisters Addi-
tion from Stetmore Street to Fre-
mont Avenue.
Stetmore Street from Marion
Street to Dodge Street and across
lots 51, 52 and 33 Quigley's Sub., Lot
5 Quigley's Sub.; Lot 9 Hodges Sub.,
South 192.49 feet of the south 201.5
feet of lot 25 Ann O'Hare's Sub. and
the north 9.01 feet of the south 201.5
feet of lot 25 Ann O'H•are's Sub. and
across the east 107.94 feet of the
north 135 feet of Lot 25 Ann
O'Hare's Sub.
Ie. Mineral Street from Gilliam
Street to McCormick Street.
McCormick Street from Mineral
Street to Pearl Street: Consisting of
352 lineal feet of 8 inch sewer, 742
lineal feet of 12 inch, 302 lineal feet
of 15 inch, 494 lineal feet of 18 inch,
601 lineal feet of 27 inch, 698 lineal
feet of 30 inch, 1560 lineal feet of 36
inch, 125 lineal feet of 42 inch.
Relief Sewer in Dodge Street Under
Storm Sewer
A 12 inch line in Dodge Street
from Bluff Street to Main Sanitary
Outlet Sewer in Terminal Street.
86 Special Session, March 24th, 1930 Special Session, March 24th, 1930 87
The improvement shall consist of
contructing the following:
Sanitary Sewer Section -
24001 lineal feet of eight (8) inch
vitrified tile or concrete sewer pipe.
4340 lin. ft. of ten (10) inch vit-
rified tile or concrete sewer pipe.
112 Six (6) by ten (10) Y branch-
es.
812 Six (6) by eight (8) Y branch-
es.
128 Manholes — Sanitary sewer —
brick or concrete.
3 Manhole rings and covers in
place.
67 Risers complete.
20360 cu. yds. earth excavation.
620 cu. yards loose rock excava-
tion.
1780 cu. yds. solid rock excavation.
18 cu. yds. Class B. concrete (Tank
base).
77.8 cu. yds. Class A concrete rein-
forced in place (wet well).
200 lbs. Steel Class A.
5000 ft. lumber left in place.
3 Josam valves in place.
250 lin, ft. of tunneling complete
with 10 in. C. I. pipe in place.
19 Drops for deep manholes.
500 lin. ft. of tunneling complete
with pipe in place.
8 in. C. I.
618 lin. ft. of tunneling complete
with 8 in. tile pipe in place.
2684 lin. ft. ten (10) inch cast iron
pipe in place with fittings.
3400 lin. ft. eight (8) inch cast iron
pipe in place with fittings.
3 Fairbanks -Morse pumping sta-
tions complete and ready for oper-
ation No. 501- 542,583, or equal.
Storm Sewer Section and Relief
Sewer in Dodge Street -
2205 cu. yds. earth excavation.
208 eu yds. loose rock excavation.
192 cu. yds. solid rock excavation.
18 Concrete or brick manholes.
6 Catch basins.
4 Special inlets.
2 Drops for deep manholes.
352 Eight (8) inch Vitrified tile or
concrete pipe.
742 Twelve (12) inch Vitrified tile
or concrete pipe.
302 Fifteen (15) inch Vitrified tile
or concrete pipe.
494 Eighteen (18) inch Vitrified
tile or concrete pipe.
601 Twenty -seven (27) inch Vit-
rified tile, segment block or concrete
pipe.
698 Thirty (30 inch Vitrified tile,
segment block or concrete pipe.
1560 Thirty -six (36) inch Vitrified
tile, segment block or concrete pipe.
125 Forty -two (42) inch Vitrified
tile,segment block or concrete pipe.
2250 lineal ft. Twelve (12) inch
Class 50 cast iron pipe in place in
storm sewer.
200 cu.yds. Class B concrete.
1 Brick Manhole.
7 clean out boxes, concrete.
2 10 inch cast iron expansion
joints.
4 8 inch cast iron expansion joints.
Said resolution having been pro-
posed at a meeting of said Council
on the 24th day of March, 1930, said
improvements to be constructed ac-
cording to the plans and specifica-
tions prepared by the City Engineer,
approved by the Council and now on
file in the office of the City Clerk.
That a plat and schedule has been
duly prepared by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque and is now
on file in the office of the City Clerk
showing:
1. The boundaries of the district,
if any.
2. The size and kind of sewers.
3. Each lot proposed to be as-
sessed for this with a valuation fixed
by the Council.
4. An estimate of the cost of the
proposed improvement, stating the
same for each different type of con-
struction and kind of material to be
used.
5. In each case the amonut there-
of which is estimated to be assessed
against each lot.
That the costs and expenses of
making said improvement will be as-
sessed upon and against all privately
owned property lying within the as-
sessable distance provided by law
and in an amount not be exceed the
amount provided by law, property
will be assessed whether the same
abuts thereon or is adjacent thereto
according to area and in proportion
to the special benefits conferred
thereby and any deficiency shall be
paid out of the general fund, or
sewer funds or partly out of each of
said funds.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the resolution be approved and
placed on file for final action. Sec-
onded by Councilman Jansen. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resolution fixing date of hearing
on proposed plans and specifications,
form of contract, and cost of im-
provement for the construction of
Storm and Sanitary Sewers in the
West Dubuque Sewer District as de-
limited by Ordinance No. 3 -30, pre-
sented and read; being Resolution
No. 154 -30.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the Resolution. Sec-
onded by Councilman McEvoy. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of citizens and property
owners on Simpson Street asking
that water mains be extended on
said street.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the petition be referred to the City
Manager. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Resolution and Application for
transfer of emergency funds.
Resolution No. 157 -30
Whereas, there is now in the
hands of the Treasurer of the City
of Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa,
the sum of $13,230.79 credited to the
Emergency fund .thereof; and where-
as an emergency has arisen which
requires the expenditure of $7,326.91,
said emergency being of the follow-
ing character: Necessary improve-
ments not anticipated as shown by
the statement hereto attached and
made a part hereof, and; Whereas
the revenue in the Consolidated
Fund is sufficient to meet its estim-
ated actual and necessary expenses
for the current fiscal year and the
emergency referred to; therefore be
it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, Dubuque Coun-
ty, Iowa, $7,326.91 of the funds of
the Emergency Fund be transferred
permanently to the Consolidated
Fund of the Municipality; subject to
the approval of the Director of the
Budget when such is unanimously
requested by the governing body of
said municipality, to be expended in
accordance with the provisions of
Chapter 197 Laws of the 43d G. A.;
and the City Auditor of said muni-
cipality upon receipt of approval by
the Director of the Budget, is direct-
ed to correct his books accordingly
and to notify the treasurer of the
transfer, accompanying the notifica-
tion with a copy of this resolution
and the record of its adoption.
Adopted March 24th, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Councilman Meuser moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Approved by the Budget Director,
March 26th, 1930.
Signed: OSCAR ANDERSON,
Director of Budget.
Resolution and Application for
Transfer of Emergency Funds.
Resolution No. 158 -30
Whereas, there now is in the
hands of the treasurer of the City
of Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa,
the sum of $13,230.79, credited to the
Emergency Fund thereof; and
Whereas an emergency has arisen
which requires the expenditure of
$5,903.88, said emergency being of
the following character;
Necessary improvements not anti-
cipated as shown by statement here-
to attached and made a part hereof.
Whereas the revenue in the Dock
Fund is insufficient to meet its estim-
ated actual and necessary expenses
for the current fiscal year and the
emergency referred to; therefore,
be it
Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, Dubuque Coun-
ty, Iowa, that $5,903.88 of the funds
in the Emergency Fund be trans
ferred permanently to the Dock
Fund of the municipality; subject to
the approval of the Director of the
Budget when such approval is unan-
imously requested by the governing
body of said municipality, to be ex-
pended in accordance with the pro-
visions of Chapter 197, Laws of the
43d G. A.; and
The City Auditor of said munici-
pality, upon receipt of approval by
the Director of Budget, is directed
to correct his books accordingly and
to notify the treasurer of the trans-
fer, accompanying the notification
with a copy of this resolution and
the record of its adoption.
Adopted March 24th, 1930.
M. 13. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Councilman Meuser moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen McEvoy, Jansen, Schuckert,
Meuser.
Nays —None.
88 Special Session, March 24th, 1930
Approved by the Budget Director,
March 26th, 1930.
Signed: OSCAR ANDERSON,
Director of Budget.
Petition of Edward Muntz asking
for a reduction in the assessment as
levied against lots 1 and 2 Block 19
Dubuque Harbor Co. Add. for the
improvement of South Main Street,
asking that his assessment be equal-
ized' with other property in said Add.
Councilman Meuser moved that
it 'be referred to the Council for in-
vestigation. Seconded by Council-
man Jansen. Carried by the follow-
ing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
March 24, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise that I have ap-
proved the following bonds and pol-
icies and desire to have your ap-
proval on same for filing.
SIGNS
The Uptown, 1391 Central Ave.;
Policy No. 5416248, The Fidelity &
Casualty Co.
The Dreamland Theater, 5th and
Main Sts.; Policy No. 5416247, The
Fidelity & Casualty Co.
Jordan's Store, 672 Main St..
Field's Store, 651 Main St.; Policy
No. N- 644802, General Accident, Fire
and Life Assurance Corp.
HEATING CONTRACTOR
Albert N. Eisbach, 1036 Central
Ave.; Bond No. 17- 12- 127 -29, U. S.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Henry A. Geiger, 1660 Asbury St.;
Bond No. 17 -12- 635 -24, U. S. Fidelity
& Guaranty Co.
John Brandel, 645 Groveland Pl.;
Bond No. 17 -12- 633 -24, U. S. Fidelity
& Guaranty Co.
Henry Mueller, 2206 Windsor
Ave.; Bond No. 17 -12- 631 -24, U. S.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Fred Wenzel, 2536 Jackson St.;
Bond No. 17 -12- 630 -24, U. S. Fidelity
& Guaranty Co.
Respectfully submitted,
O. A. KRATZ,
City Manager.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the bonds be approved and placed on
file. Seconded by Councilman Jan-
sen. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
March 25, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise that I have this
day received application from The
Arno Pharmacy, Inc., Mr. John. H.
Schneider, 221 West 9th Street, for
a cigarette license. This license is
written to commence April 1st, 1930
and expire June 30th, 1930. Same is
accompanied by a properly executed
bond which is being attached hereto
for your approval. The license fee
of $25.00 has been paid.
Yours very truly,
ALLEN E. SIGMAN,
Secy. to City Manager.
Cogncilman Meuser moved that
the bond be received and filed and
the permit be issued. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Wm. A. Henneger appeared before
the Council and stated that his prop-
erty, lot 6 Sub. 1 of Tschirgi and
Schwinds Sub., sold to City at tax
sale for assessment for gas connec-
tions; City holds tax sale certificate.
'Councilman MeuseY' moved that
the tax certificate be surrendered
and the tax cancelled. Seconded by
Councilman Schuckert. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser.
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
There being no more business,
Councilman Meuser moved to ad-
journ. Carried.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Approved 1930.
Adopted 1930.
Councilmen:
Attest:
1
City Clerk.
CITY COUNCIL
(Official)
Special Session, March 31st, 1930.
Meeting called by order of Mayor
Andelfinger and Councilman Jansen.
Council met at 7:40 o'clock P. M.
Present —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy Meuser,
Schuckert, City Manager Kratz.
Absent —None.
Mayor Andelfinger read the call
and stated that service thereof had
been duly made and that this meet-
ing is called for the purpose of
adopting the Budget of expenses for
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 89
BUDGET OF CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DUBUQUE FOR FISCAL YEAR, 1930.
(Official Notice)
The following budget of expenditures for the fiscal year of 1930, on the
basis of the expenses for the several departments of the City of Dubuque
has been submitted by the City Manager to the City Council, and such
budget has been approved by the City Council as its budget for the fiscal
year 1930. This budget will be considered for final adoption by the City
Council at a special meeting to be held in the Council Chamber of the City
Hall on the 31st day of March, 1930, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Any taxpayer
objecting thereto or protesting to the same or to any item thereof or to
any omission therefrom shall present his objections to the City Council on
or before that date.
A--From Taxes — Sources of Revenue,
Levy in Regular Moneys & Credits
Fund. Mills Tax Tax Totals
Consolidated 28.000 $339,069.53 $6,647.55 $345,837.43
Bond interest 4.300 52,071.39 1,020.77 53,092.16
Bonds 6..700 81,134.49 1,590.51 82,725.00
Fire equipment .250 3,027.41 59.34 3,086.75
Fire maintenance 9.500 115,041.45 2,255.20 117,296.65
Park 2.500 30,274.07 593.47 30,867.54
Police pension .500 6,054.81 118.69 6,173.50
Fire pension 1.500 18,164.44 356.08 15,520.52
Library 2.625 31,787.77 623.14 32,459.04
Docks 2.250 27,246.66 534.12 27,780.78
Playgrounds .375 4,541.10 89.02 4,630.12
Totals 58.500
Road tax on agricultural lands
Library tax on agricultural lands
Moneys and Credits tax
the fiscal year of 1930 and acting on
any other business that may prop-
erly come before the meeting.
Proof of publication certified to by
the publisher of the publication of
the Budget of the City Manager and
City Council of the City of Dubuque
for the fiscal year, 1930.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the proof of publication be received
and filed. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
JOHN STUBER, City Clerk.
$708,413.12
120.35
48.13
13,887.80
$13,887.89 $722,469.49
5.000 levy in mills
2.000 levy in mills
Total .$722,469.40
The above estimate is based on a taxable value of $12,079,626 of an
assessed value of $48,318,504, plus money and credits tax of $13,887.89 as
obtained from the County Auditor's office. The City levy for the previous
year was 60.7 mills and the anticipated collections from taxes was $733,-
875.45.
B —From Miscellaneous Receipts.
Business licenses $15.000.00
Dog licenses 900.00
Plumbing permits 1,500.00
Building permits 3,600.00
Electrical permits 1,800.00
Ambulance fees 1,100.00
Scale receipts 300.00
Police court costs and fines , 15,000.00
Miscellaneous sales 3,500.00
Miscellaneous rents 2,000.00
G. Material and Supplies 200.00
I. Surety Bond .. 40.00
Totals ._ $ 3,395.00 3,635.00
105 -City Treasurer's Office.
A. City Treasurer $ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00
A. Stenographer ( time) 480.00
D. Printing 25.00 50.00
E. Equipment 60.00
F. Maintenance 15.00 15.00
G. Material and Supplies 10.00 100.00
I. Surety Bond 225.00 225.00
Totals
Special 'Session, March 31st, 1930 91
200.00
40.00
$ 3,035.00 $ 3,570.00
106 -City Solicitor's Office
A. City Solicitor $ 4,500.00 $ 4,500.00
B. Travel 40.00 40.00
C. Office 40.00 40.00
D. Printing .. 25.00 25.00
G. Materials and Supplies 60.00 60.00
Totals $ 4,665.00 $ 4,665.00
108 -City Assessor's Office
A. City Assessor $ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
A. Assistants _. 900.00 900.00
I. Surety Bond 2.50 2.50
J. Board of Reviews 1,500.00 900.00
Totals
Totals .. $ 3,602.50 $ 3,002.60
109 -City Engineer's Office
A. City Engineer $ 3,120.00 $ 3,300.00
A. Two Assistant Engineers 4,500.00 4,440.00
A. Draftsman 2,220.00 2,400.00
A. Clerk 2,220.00 2,400.00
A. Two Rodmen 6,720.00 2,760.00
B. Travel 25.00 50.00
C. Office ... 25.00 25.00
D. Printing and Advertising 150.00 150.00
E. Equipment 700.00 1,12
F. Maintenance 600.00 700.00
G. Material and Supplies 700.00 1,200.00
I. ,Insurance 60.00 60.00
114 --City Building
A. Janitress
A. Janitor
A. Extra help
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and supplies
$ 21,040.00 $ 18,610.00
113 - Elections
Registration Clerks $ 900.00
Judges and Clerks 450.00
Janitor 48.00
Printing 130.00
Material and Supplies 150.00
Rent, etc. 75.00
Registration Cabinets, etc 2,155.00
Totals $ 1,753.00 $ 2,155.00
750.00 $ 840.00
780.00 900.00
150.00 150.00
25.00
250.00 700.00
459.00 725.00
90 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
Franchise tax 600.00
Bathing beach 3,000.00
Ice rink 900.00
Excavating permits 300.00
State Highway maintenance 1,800.00
Department receipts 10,000.00
Totals $61,300.00
STATEMENT SHOWING SOURCE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE VAR-
IOUS MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
I. General administration $ 59,337.50 $ 59,337.50
1I. Protection life and property 97,424.00 120,383.40 217,807.40
III. Health and sanitation 43,195.00 43,195.00
IV. Highways 152,667.50 152,667.50
V. Charities, donations and libraries 2,500.00 32,459.04 34.959.04
VI. Parks 30,867.54 30,867.54
VII. Recreation 17,870.00 17,870.00
VIII. Miscelllaneous 15,240.00 15,240.00
IX. Municipal industries 1,610.00 1,610.00
X. Municipal indebtedness 135,817.16 135,817.16
XI. Municipal improvements 11,293.43 11,293.43
Planning and zoning 6,000.00 6,000.00
Fire pension 18,520.52 18,520.52
Police 6,173.50 6,173.50
Docks 27,780.78 27,780.78
Playgrounds bonds and interest 4,630.12 4,630.12
Totals $407,137.43 $376,632.06 $783,769.49
BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH
31st, 1931
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
101 -City Council. 1929 1930
Expenditures Needs
B. Travel expense $ 125.00 $ 125.00
J. MiscellaneouE 25.00 25.00
Totals $ 150.00 $ 150.00
102 -City Manager's Office
A. City Manager $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00
A. Secretary 2,000.00 2,100.00
A. Stenographer 1,320.00 1,500.00
B. Travel 255.00 255.00
C. Office 100.00 100.00
D. Printing and Advertising 100.00 100.00
F. Maintenance 100.00 100.00
G. Material and Supplies 315.00 315.00
I. Surety Bonds 110.00 120.00
Totals $ 12,800.00 $ 13,090.00
103 -City Clerk's Office.
A. City Clerk $ 2,000.00 $ 2,100.00
D. Printing and Advertising 25.00 25.00
E. Equipment • 200.00
G. Material and Supplies 50.00 50.00
I. Surety Bond. 5.00 5.00
Totals $ 2,280.00 $ 2,180.00
104 -City Auditor's Office.
A. City Auditor $ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00
A. Stenographer ( time) 480.00
D. Printing 100.00 100.00
E. Equipment 340.00 100.00
F. Maintenance 15.00 15.00
92 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
H. Heat, light, power and water
I. Insurance
J. Comfort station
116 -Civil Service Commission
E. Equipment $
G. Material and supplies
J. Miscellaneous ..
2,400.00
930.00
731.00
55.00 $
15.00
10.00
2,400.00
600.00
Totals $ 6,450.00 $ 6,340.00
115 - Police Court
A. Judge $ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
A. Vacation substitute 75.00 75.00
G. Material and supplies 40.00 40.00
Totals $ 1,915.00 $ 1,915.00
15.00
10.00
Totals $ 80.00 $ 25.00
Totals for General Administration $ 61,165.50 $ 59,337.50
II.- PROTECTION LIFE AND PROPERTY
118-- Police Department
Chief $ 3,000.00 $ 3,300.00
Captain (secretary) 1,980.00 2,100.00
Two Captains 3,720.00 3,720.00
Detectives .. 7,200.00 7,200.00
Desk Sergeants 5,220.00 5,220.00
Motorcycle Officers 3,480.00 3,480.00
Patrolmen 40,320.00 43,680.60
Patrolmen 4,830.00 1,520.00
Matron 1,380.00 1,200.00
Special Officers 500.00 500.00
Travel 50.00 150.00
Office 350.00 400.00
Printing 300.00 250.00
Equipment 2,400.00 1,550.00
Maintenance 1,800.00 2,000.00
Material and supplies 2,250.00 2,400.Oi)
Insurance 106.00 130.00
Feeding prisoners 800.00 1,200.00
Miscellaneous 150.00 75.00
Totals $ 79,836.00 $ 80,075.00
119A -Fire Department
Chief $ 3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
Captain (secretary) 2,100.00 2,100.00
Captains 13,020.00 13,020.00
Driver - Machanic 1,920.00 1,980.00
Lieutenants 12,180.00 12,180.00
Engineers 6,960.00 6,960.00
First Grade Men 65,520.00 63,840.00
Second Grade Men 1,620.00 3,240.00
Travel 150.00 125.00
Office 475.00 275.00
Printing 300.00 100.00
Maintenance 2,500.00 2,500.00
Material and •supplies 2,500.00 3,200.00
Heat, light, etc. 2,500.00 3.600.00
Insurance 140.00
Miscellaneous 500.00 436.00
Totals $115,845.00 $117,296.00
119B -Fire Equipment Fund
E. Equipment $ 6,286.90 $ 3,086.75
Balance on hand _ 2,658.69
A.
'A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 93
Available for 1930 $
120 -Fire and Police Alarm
A. City Electrician $ 2,280.00 $ 2,280.00
A. Assistant 1,740.00 1,740.00
A. Helpers 1,000.00 1,000.00
C. Office 65.00 80.00
E. Equipment 300.00 300.00
F. Maintenance 500.00 650.00
G. Material and supplies 1,000.00 500.00
H. Heat, power and water 250.00 250.00
I. Insurance 400.00 490.00
Totals
$ 5,745.44
$ 7,535.00 $ 7,290.00
121- Building Inspection
A. Building Commissioner $ 2,700.00 $ 2,700.00
A. Stenographer (part time) 450.00 450.00
C. Office 60.00 50.00
D. Printing 72.50 450.00
E. Equipment 550.00 50.00
F. Maintenance . 100.00 60.00
G. Material and supplies 25.00 152.00
I. Insurance (auto) 25.00 25.00
I. Surety Bond 7.50 7.00
Totals
$ 3,990.00 $ 3,944.00
122 - Plumbing Inspection
A. Plumbing Inspector $ 2,400.00 $ 2,400.00
A. Stenographer (part time) 225.00 225.00
C. Office ._ 20.00 20.00
D. Printing 15.00 15.00
G. Material and Supplies 45.00 25.00
J. Plumbing Board 30.00 30.00
J. Miscellaneaus 5.00 5.00
Totals
123 - Electrical Inspection
A. Electrical Inspector $ 2,400.00
A. Stenographer (part time) 225.00
C. Office 20.00
D. Printing 15.00
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance 300.00
G. Material and supplies 140.00
I. Insurance 30.00
J. Miscellaneous 75.00
Totals
II -Total Protection Life and Property
III. HEALTH AND SANITATION
125 - General Maintenance
Director $
Sanitary Inspector
Clerk
Restaurant Inspector
School Nurse (Head) 10 mos.
School Nurse, 10 mos.
School Nurse, 10 mos. ..
2,740.00 $ 2,720.00
$ 2,400.00
225.00
20.00
25.00
525.00
25.00
75.00
25.00
75.00
$ 3,205.00 $ 3,395.00
$219,437.90 $220,465.44
2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
1,620.00 1,620.00
960.00 1,020.00
900.00 900.00
1,600.00 1,650.00
1,300.00 1,350.00
1,250.00 1,300.00
94 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
A. School Nurse, 10 mos.
A. Clinic .
B. Travel
C. Office
D. Printing
F. Maintenance
G. Material and supplies
J. Laboratory Expense
A.
A.
A.
E.
F.
G.
I.
Totals
127 - Sewer Maintenance
Forelman, $ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
Laborers 6,600.00 5,300.00
Extra Help, 3 mos. 1,000.00
Equipment 500.00 1,685.00
Maintenance 225.00 200.00
Material and Supplies 500.00 500.00
Insurance 315.00 450.00
Totals
$ 9,940.00 $ 10,935.00
128 - Refuse Disposal
A. Laborers
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
$ 4,800.00
25.00
5,500:00
1,000.00
supplies 575.00
300.00
2,200.00 18,000.00
Totals $ 14,400.00 $ 18,000.00
III. Total for Health and Sanitation $ 38,230.00 $ 45,195.00
131 - General Administration
IV. HIGHWAYS
A. Superintendent
A. Storekeeper
C. Office
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
I. Insurance
Totals $ 5,500.00 $ 5,550.00
132- Street Repairing
A. Laborers
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Materials and Supplies
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
$ 10,000.00 $ 15,000.00
4,500.00 4,585.00
2,000.00 3,510.00
10,200.00 11,000.00
1,000.00 965.00
300.00 300.00
Totals $.28,000.00 $ 35,360.00
133 - City Garage
Head Machanic
Asst. Mechanic
Asst. Mechanic
Janitor
Office
Printing
Equipment
Maintenance
Material and Supplies
1,150.00 1,200.00
1,080.00 1,080.00-
80.00 120.00
75.00 100.00
100.00 40.00
480.00 480.00
95.00 200.00
1,200.00• 1,200.00
$ 13,890.00 $ 14,260.00
$ ?x,400.00 $ 2,400.00
1,800.00 1,800.00
50.00
50.00
700.00 600.00
100.00 100.0Q
500.00 600.00
50.00
$ 2,400.00 $ 2,400.00
1,560.00 1,560.00
1,440.00
1,320.00 1,320.00
50.00 50.00
25.00 25.00
2,050.00 1,502.00
200.00 385.00
335.00 280.00
H.
1.
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 95
Heat, Light, Power and Water 600.00 700.00
Insurance 160.00 185.00
Totals $ 8,700.00 $ 9,847.00
138 - Street Lighting
600 CP Overhead $ 45,500.0 $ 44,070.00
400 CP Overhead 825.00 1,265.00
100 CP Overhead 690.00 1,297.00
Magnetite Blvd. Lights 6,050.00 6,005.00
600 CP Double Blvds. Midnight 1,750.00 6,062.00
600 CP Double Blvds. All Night 700.00 1,900.00
250 CP Blvds. Midnight 1,400.00 1,820.00
250 CP Blvds. All Night 1,402.50 1,827.50
50 Watt Police Alarm Signals _ 228.00 288.00
26 Watt Railroad Signals 34.50 35.00
60 Watt Traffic Lights 720.00 1,245.00
Additional 600 CP Double Blvd. Midnight 11th,
Iowa and 13th 750.00
Additional 600 CP Double Blvd. All Night -11th,
Iowa and 13th. 500.00
Additional 600 CP Single Blvd. (Midnight) 850.00
Additional 600 CP Single Blvd. (All Night) 250.00
Central Ave., 18th to 22nd.
Additional 100 CP Lights 276.00
Totals $ 59,300.00 $ 67,380.50
A. Laborers $ 20,000.00 $ 21,600.00
E. Equipment 6,450.00 6,270.00
F. Maintenance 1,200.00 1,900.00
G. Material and Supplies 3,000.00 4,200.00
1. Insurance 460.00 660.00
Totals $ 31,110.00 $ 34,530.00
IV. Total for Highways $132,610.00 $152,667.50
V. CHARITIES, DONATIONS AND LIBRARY
142- Charities and Donations
J. Visiting Nurse Association $ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
J. Memorial Day Celebration 400.00 400.00
J. Band Concerts 500.00 600.00
J. Humane Society 300.00 300.00
Totals $ 2,400.00 $ 2,500.00
143 - Library
A. Librarian $ 2,100.00 $ 2,280.00
A. Assistant (Reference) 1,560.00 1,680.00
A. Assistant (Cataloguer) 1,440.00 1,500.00
A. Assistant (Child Librarian) 1,320.00 1,380.00
A. Assistant (Head of Circulation) 1,140.00 1,200.00
A. Assistant (Head of School Lib.) 900.00 960.00
A. Assistant (General) 840.00 900.00
A. Assistant (General) 720.00 780.00
A. Assistant (General, Part Time) 690.00 690.00
A. Extra Help 1,930.00 1,310.00
A. Janitor .. 1,320.00 1,320.00
B. Travel 100.00 100.00
C. Office 100.00 100.00
D. Printing 100.00 200.00
E. Equipment 4,100.00 9,000.00
F. Maintenance 8,000.00 4,700.00
G. Material and Supplies 800.00 1,200.00
H. Light, Heat, Power and Water 2,100.00 2,400.00
I. Insurance 100.00 300.00
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145C -City Wide Events
Music Week
Total
145D- Winter Sports
A. Superintendent
A. Check Room Help
A. Labor
C. Office Expense
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
H. Heat, Light and Power
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
Totals $ 1,625.00 $ 2,680.00
Totals for Playgrounds $ 11,290.00 $ 13,285.00
145E - Bathing Beach
A. Superintendent
A. Guards
A. Attendants
A. Washwoman
A. Labor
C. Office
D. Printing
Totals
145E - Bathing Beach
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Materials and Supplies
H. Heat, Light and Water
1. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
145F- Athletic Field
F. Maintenance
G. Materials. and Supplies
I. Insurance
J. Miscellaneous
Planning and Zoning
750.00
232.00
268.00
11.00
20.00
50.00
50.00
15.00
164.00
15.00
50.00
900.00
400.00
300.00
120.00
25.00
50.00
1,015.00
360.00
330.00
35.00
75.00
10.00
$ 3,620.00 $ 3,965.00
335.00
95.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 960.00
180.00
800.00
25.00
50.00
100.00
150.00
300.00
15.00
100.00
$ 640.00
550.00
300.00
120.00
600.00
25.00
50.00
750.00
300.00
375.00
125.00
55.00
75.00
280.00
200.00
90.00
50.00
VIII - MISCELLANEOUS
Payment .on Library Property $ 3,000.00
148A -.Iowa League of Municipalities 75.00 75.00
148B- Damages, Etc. 3,000.00 3,000.00
148C- Printing Council Proceedings 3,000.00 3,000.00
Care of Town Clock 125.00 125.00
Printing Reports 400.00 400.00
State Audit 700.00 800.00
Miscellaneous Printing, Etc. 1,000.00 1,000.00
Printing Ordinances 1,000.00 1,000.00
Mississippi Valley Ass'n 100.00
148E- Ambulance
A. Driver _. $ 1,620.00 $ 1,680.00
A. Assistant Driver 300.00 300.00
F. Maintenance of Equipment 350.00 350.00
G. Material and Supplies 100.00 100.00
Totals $ 9,300.00 $ 12,500.00
96 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
J. Tax Delinquencies 825.51 459.04
Totals $ 30,185.51 $ 32,459.04
Totals for Charities, Donations and Library $ 32,585.51 $ 34,959.04
VI -PARKS
144A- General Administration
A. Superintendent $ 1,800.00 $ 2,100.00
A. Expert Assistant 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
B. Travel 100.00 100.00
C. Office 300.00 200.00
D. Printing and Advertising 75.00 100.00
H. Heat, Light and Water 57.50 100.00
I. Surety Bond 7.50 7.50
Totals $ 3,840.00 $ 4,107.50
1448- Areas, Buildings, Etc.
A. Laborers $ 13,000.00 $ 13,500.00
E. Equipment 400.00 1,200.00
F. Maintenance 2,000.00 1,200.00
G. Material and Supplies 3,600.00 3,600.00
H. Heat, Light and Water 600.00 1,000.00
I. Insurance 350.00 250.00
J. Park Lighting _ 1,200.00 1,800.00
J. Rent of Greenhouse 720.00
J. Miscellaneous Expense 3,970.00 3,890.04
Totals $ 25,840.00 $ 26,440.0.4
VI.- Totals for Parks $ 29,680.00 $ 30,547.54
Tax Delinquencies 545.51 320.00
Totals
144C- Available from Special Tax $
Moneys and Credits
County Levy
$ 30,225.51 $ 30,867.54
$ 30,274.07
593.47
12,133.69
VII-RECREATION
145A- General Administration
A. Director $ 3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
A. Stenographer 600.00 360.00
A. Additional Help 300.00 120.00
B. Travel 175.00 175.00
C. Office 60.00 75.00
D. Printing 150.00 60.00
E. Equipment 130.00 130.00
F. Maintenance 370.00 360.00
G. Material and Supplies 50.00 170.00
H. Heat and Light 25.00
I. Insurance __ 5.00
J. Miscellaneous 10.00 25.00
Totals $ 5,475.00 $ 5,075.00
1458- Playgrounds
A. Supervisors (2 mos.) $ 3,200.00 $ 600.00
A. Play Directors (2 mos.) 800.00
A. Play Director (2 mos.) 1,320.00
A. Special Instructors 100.00 480.00
A. Caretaker .. . 150.00 200.00
D. Printing 100.00 75.00
E. Equipment 371.00 500.00
F. Maintenance of Equipment 111.00 250.00
G. Material and Supplies 83.00 600.00
H. Heat, Light and Water 25.00 80.00
I. Insurance 25.00 25.00
J. Miscellaneous 25.00 100.00
Totals $ 4,190.00 $ 5,030.00
98 Special Session,.March 31st, 1930
I. Insurance 210.00 210.00
J. Miscellaneous 100.00
Totals - $ 2,580.00 $ 2,740.00
VIII.-Total for Miscellaneous $ 11,880.00 $ 15,240.00
. IX- MUNICIPAL INDUSTRIES
152 - Markets and Public Scales
A. Market Master $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
F. Maintenance of Equipment 50.00 50.00
G-. Material and Supplies 50.00 50.00
J. Miscellaneous 10.00 10.00
Totals $ 1,610.00 $ 1,610.00
WATER WORKS
..-149A-Administration
A. Superintendent $
A. Engineer
A. Cashier
A. Accountant
A. Stenographer
A. Extra Help
B. Travel
C. °face
D. Printing
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
I. Insurance
J1 Miscellaneous
J2 Interest on Bonds
J3 Sinking Fund
J4 Bonds Redeemed
J5 Refunds
149B -Plant
A. Chief Engineer
A, Asst. Engineers
A, Asst. Engineer, extra
A. Tapper
A. ,Metdrman:
A. Meter Reader
A. Meter Repairman
A.' General Foreman
A. Asst. Foreman
A. Laborers
E. Equipment
F. Maintenance
G. Material and Supplies
II, Heat, Light and Power
I. Insurance
J1 Main Extensions
J2 Betterments
J3 Stores
J4 Miscellaneous ..
$
3,300.00
2,400.00
2,340.00
2,100.00
1,500.00
300.00
150.00
1,500.00
250.00
1,400.00
400.00
400.00
100.00
350.00
16,000.00
32,400.00
10,000.00
2,100.00
9,000.00
900.00
1,560.00
1,560.00
1,560.00
1,860.00
2,400.00
1,620.00
8,123.00
2,600.00
4,325.00
1,800.00
27,000.00
3,500.00
16,767.00
18,600.00
3,900.00
2,800.00
$ 3,600.00
2,400.00
2,340.00
2,160.00
1,500.00
300.00
150.00
1,500.00
200.00
500.00
400.00
500.00
75.00
300.00
32,400.00
2,000.00
Totals $ 74,890.00 $ 50,325.00
$ 2,100.00
9,000.00
900.00
1,620.00
1,620.00
1,500.00
1,860.00
2,400.00
1,680.00
14,000.00
4,600.00
13,375.00
1,500.00
29.000.00
500.00
26,061.20
3,420.00
3,000.00
300.00
Totals $111,975.00 $118,436.20
Totals for Water Works $186,865.00 $168,761.20
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Regular Bond Interest $ 53,162.86 $ 51,567.84
Voting Machine Bond 1,000.00 1,000.00
Loan Warrant Redemption Bond 19,400.00 300.00
Regular City Improvement Bonds
Grading Bonds
Storm Sewer Bonds
For .Sinking Fund
Totals ..
PLAYGROUND BONDED DEBT
Interest on Bonds Issued Dec. 1, 1928 $1,041.26
Bond Redemption Dec. 1, 1928 3,000.00
$4,041.26
Tax Delinquencies 588.86
Total $4,630.12
DOCK BOND INTEREST
Jan. 1, 1927 Issues $ 2,925.00 $ 2,565.00
April 1, 1927 Issues 9,697.50 9,517.50
May 1, 1928 Issues 2,762.50 2,762.50
Totals
DOCK BONDS
Jan. 1, 1927 Issue $ 5,000.00 $ 6,000.00
April 1, 1927 Issue 3,000.00 5,000.00
Totals .. . $ 8,000.00 $ 11,000.00
Dock Miscellaneous Operation $ 3,817.96 $ 1,935.78
Total Docks $ 27,202.96 $ 27,780.75
MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS
Police Pension $ 3,022.55 $ 6,173.50
Fire Pension 21,641.47 18,520.52
Emergency 12,090.21
Municipal Improvements 15,000.00 11,293.43
Totals $ 51,754.23 $ 35,987.45
March 17 and 24, 1930.
Resolution No. 159
Resolution providing for the adop-
tion of the budget for the year 1930.
Whereas, the budget of estimated
receipts and expenditures for the
fiscal year, 1930, has been duly pre-
pared by the City Council, published
as required by law, and an opportun-
ity afforded all who might wish to
file objections or protests to the
same and all objections having been
duly considered and ordered filed
and this being the time fixed for
final action on said budget,
Now Therefore: Be It Resolved by
the City Council of the City of Du-
buque, that said budget be and the
same is hereby adopted and ap-
proved as and for the budget of esti-
mated receipts and expenditures of
the City of Dubuque for the fiscal
year, 1930.
Passed, adopted, and approved,
this 31st day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
Special Session, March 31st, 1930
99
21,000.00 21,000.00
8,000.00 9,000.00
1,500.00 1,500.00
46,097.46 61,449.32
$150,160.32 $135,817.16
$ 15,385.00 $ 14,845.00
H. F. SCHUCXERT,
WM, H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Meuser. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Ordinance No. 4 -30 presented and
read.
Ordinance No. 4 -30
An Ordinance appropriating money
for the various funds and purposes
of the City of Dubuque for the
fiscal year 1930.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:
Par. 104-FUNDS. Section 1. That
the appropriations for the ensuing
fiscal year, 1930, for the different
departmdits and purposes of the
City of Dubuque be fixed and deter-
mined as follows:
100 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
I. General Administration -
Departments.
101. City Council $ 150.00
102. City Manager's office 13,090.00
103. City Clerk's office 2,180.00
104. City Auditor's office 3,635.00
105. City Treasurer's office 3,570.00
106. City Sol'icitor's office 4,665.00
108. City Assessor's office 3,002.50
109. City Engineer's office 18,610.00
113. Elections 2,155.00
114. City buildings 6,340.00
115. Police court 1,915.00
116. Civil service commis-
sion 25.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levies).
I1. Protection of Life and Property.
118. Police department $80,075.00
120. Fire and Police alarms 7,290.00
121. Building inspection 3,945.00
122. Plumbing inspection 2,720.00
123. Electrical inspection 3,395.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levies and mis-
cellaneous receipts).
118A. Fire maintenance .. $117,296.00
118B. Fire equipment .... 5,745.44
(These appropriations to be made
from special taxes levied; $3,086.75
of the Fire equipment fund is from
special tax levy and $2,658.69 is an
unexpended balance remaining from
previous year).
III. Health and Sanitation.
125. General maintenance.$14,260.00
127. Sewer maintenance 10,935.00
128. Refuse disposal 18,000.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levy).
IV. Highways.
131. General administra-
tion $ 5,550.00
132. Street repairing 35,360.00
133. City garage 9,847.00
138. Street lighting 67,753.00
140. Street cleaning 34,530.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levy).
V. Charities, Donations, Library.
142. Visiting Nurse associa-
tion, Memorial Day
celebration, band
concerts, Humane
society $ 2,500.00
(These appropriations to be made
from miscellaneous receipts).
143. Library $35,459.01
(Of this amount $32,459.04 to be
appropriated from special tax levy
and $3,000 from consolidated levy).
VI. Parks.
144A. General administra-
tion $ 4,107.50
144B. Areas, buildings, etc 26,760.04
(These appropriations to be made
from special tax levy and moneys
and credits).
VII. Recreation.
145A. General Administra-
tion $ 5,075.00
145B. Play- grounds 4,630.00
145C. Citywide events 500.00
145D. Winter sports 2,630.00
145E. Bathing beach 3,965.00
145F. Athletic field 620.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levy and mis-
cellaneous receipts).
148. City planning and
zoning $ 6,000.00
148A. Iowa League of Mun-
icipalities dues 75.00
148B. Damages, etc. 3,000.00
148C. Printing Council pro-
ceedings and other
items shown under
this heading in
budget 6,425.00
148D. Ambulance 2,740.00
(These appropriations to be made
from consolidated tax levy and mis-
cellaneous receipts).
IX. Municipal Industries.
152. Markets and public
scales $ 1,610.00
(This appropriation to be made
from consolidated tax levy and mis-
cellaneous receipts).
149. Water department.
149A. General administra-
tion $ 50,325.00
149B. Plant 118,436.20
(This department is operated
through its receipts and is not sup-
ported by tax levy, hence no appro-
priation is made).
X. Municipal Indebtedness.
161I. Regular bond inter-
est $51,567.84
161J. Serial bond redemp-
tion and sinking
fund 84,249.32
Play ground bonds
and interest 4,630.12
Dock bonds and in-
terest 27,780.78
(These appropriations to be made
from special taxes levied).
XI. Miscellaneous Funds.
Police pension $ 6,173.50
Fire pension 18,520.52
(These appropriations to be made
from special taxes levied).
Municipal improvements $11,302.43
(This appropriation to be made
from consolidated tax levy and mis-
cellaneous receipts).
Par. 105. GENERAL FUND. Sec-
tion 2. That for the purpose of con-
venience the fund which is made up
from moneys received through the
consolidated tax levy and miscell-
aneous receipts shall be designated
and known as "General Fund."
Par. 106. SURPLUS. Section 3.
That any surplus remaining above
the foregoing appropriations from
the consolidated tax levy and miscel-
laneous receipts shall be and the
sia,me are hereby* appropriated to
meet emergencies that may arise or
may be applied upon such municipal
improvements as the Council may
determine upon.
Par. 107. DISTRIBUTION. Sec-
tion 4. That the distribution and
division of the above appropriations
shall be made in accordance with the
budget adopted by the City Council
on March 31, 1930, which budget is
made a part of this Ordinance by
reference thereto and shall be con-
sidered in connection with the ex-
penditures of said appropriations.
Par. 108. EMERGENCY CLAUSE.
Section 5. This Ordinance, in the in-
terest of the preservation of public
peace, health, safety, and general
welfare, of the City of Dubuque and
its inhabitants, being deemed urgent
and of immediate necessity, shall
become effective from and after its
final passage, adoption and approval,
by the City Council and publication
as provided by law, and the appro-
priations herein provided for shall
be available when transferred to the
respective funds.
Passed upon first reading this 31st
day of March, 1930.
Passed, adopted, and approved,
upon final reading this 31st day of
March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELEINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Published officially in The Tele-
graph- Herald and Times - Journal,
April 1st, 1930.
JOHN STUBER, City Clerk.
Councilman Meuser moved that
this be considered the first reading
of the Ordinance. Seconded by Coun-
cilman Schuckert. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
'Councilman Meuser moved that
the rules be suspended requiring an
Ordinance to be read on three sep-
arate days. Seconded by Councilman
McEvoy. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 101
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
The Ordinance was read a second
time.
Councilman Meuser moved that
this be considered the second read-
ing of the Ordinance. Seconded by
Councilman Schuckert. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
The Ordinance was read a third
time.
Councilman Meuser moved the
adoption of the Ordinance. Seconded
by Councilman Schuckert. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays -None.
Whereupon Mayor Andelfinger de-
clared the Ordinance adopted.
Resolution No. 160-30
Whereas there remains a surplus
in the funds herein named at the end
of the fiscal year, 1929, and it is
deemed advisable to transfer such
surplus to the Consolidated Fund of
the City of Dubuque, such funds in
the amounts therein being as fol-
lows:
A. Comfort Station Fund $ 415.40
B. Street Cleaning Fund 313.96
C. Play Ground Fund 1,781.57
D. Bridge Fund 177.87
E. County Road Fund 315.47
Now Therefore: Be It Resolved by
the City Council of the City of Du-
buque; that the Auditor be and he
is hereby instructed to transfer the
amount remaining unexpended in the
funds above stated to the Consoli-
dated Fund for the year 1930, and
that when such funds are thus trans-
ferred that the same be available
for municipal improvements or for
such other purposes that the Council
may hereafter determine for.
Passed, adopted, and approved,
this 31st. day of March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the resolution. Seconded
by Councilman Meuser. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
102 Special
Nay —None.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the rules be suspended to allow any -
one present who wishes to do so, to
address the Council. Seconded by
Councilman Jansen. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Attorney Frank Gilloon, represent-
ing the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Co., addressed the Council and pre-
sented prospectus of the building
proposed to be erected on Bluff
Street near the N. E. corner of 7th.
St. Mr. H. R. Moulton representing
the said company also addressed the
Council and informed the Council
that superservice station to be erect-
ed in connection with their whole-
sale and retail tire distribution cen-
ter will not be an all night station,
and that the residents in the neigh-
borhood will not be kept awake all
night.
Councilman Jansen moved that the
Building Commissioner be instructed
to issue a permit to the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company upon sub-
mission to him of the proper plans
and specifications, at the location of
7th and Bluff Streets. Seconded by
Councilman McEvoy. Carried by the
following vote:
Yeas -Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser.
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Frank Delaney addressed the
Council relative to issuing Courtesy
cards to strangers visiting our City
in automobiles.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the City Manager be instructed to
issue Courtesy Cards to strangers
visiting our City in automobiles. Sec-
onded by Councilman Mouser. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Mr. John. Heinz addressed the
Council and stated that there should
be installed a street light at the in-
tersection of 24th and White Streets,
stating that this is a very dark and
dangerous corner on dark nights.
Councilman Meuser also suggested
that the light in the center of the
block should be moved to the inter-
section of 25th and White Streets.
Councilman Meuser moved that a
light be installed at the intersection
of 24th and White Streets and the
light in the middle of the block be-
tween 24th and 25th Streets be
moved to the intersection of 25th and
Session, March 31st, 1930
White Streets, and the City Manager
be so instructed. Seconded by Coun-
cilman Jansen. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilman Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Mr. George W. Beach, is owner of
the east 75 feet of lot 2 of 1 of 2 of
Quinlivan's Sub.; this lot was as-
sessed. August 18th, 1925, for the
Southern Ave. Sewer District. When
Mr. Beach paid his assessments at
the Court House this lot was over-
looked by the Treasurer, and sub-
sequently sold at tax sale. Mr Beach
asks that he be allowed to pay the
installments, being the 3rd, 4th, and
5th installments, with interest to
date and advertising costs; he asks
that the tax sale certificates be as-
signed to him on payment of the
amounts shown on the certificates.
(Councilman Meuser moved that
the prayer of the petition be grant-
ed and the Treasurer instructed ac-
cordingly. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilman Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Ordinance No. 3 -30
An Ordinance creating and establish-
ing "West- Dubuque Sewer Dis-
trict", which district embraces all
of the lands within the drainage
area of the sewer system to be
constructed within the same; de-
claring that all lands within said
district are benefited by the sewers
to be constructed therein and sub-
ject to special assessments for the
payment of the cost of such sewers
and appurtenances thereto and de-
fining all of such lands which are .
subject to be furnished with sewer
connections or drainage by said
sewer system to be adjacent pro-
perty.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:
Par. 99, section 1. That there be
and there is hereby created and es-
tablished a sewer district within the
City of Dubuque, said district to be
known and designated as "West -Du-
buque Sewer District" and all lots,
lands, and parcels of realestate with-
in and bounded as hereinafter, de-
fined shall be deemed to comprise
said district and the same are here-
by found and declared to be bene-
fited by the sanitary sewers to be
laid and constructed within said dis-
trict, such district being circum-
scribed by a line drawn as follows:
-
Starting at the North property line
of Delhi Street at the westerly City
Limits opposite the West property
line of Lot 144, Finley, Waples and
Burton Add. proceeding thence nor-
therly along the West lot line of said
lot to its intersection with the
westerly line of the City LimitG,
thence northerly along the line of
said City Limits to the northerly
line of said Lot 144, thence along
the North boundary line of Lots 143
to 140 inclusive of Finley, Waples
and Burton's Add.; thence north-
westerly about 70 feet in Lot 1 of 2
of 1 of M. L. 256; thence north -east-
erly through said lot and crossing
Pennsylvania Street; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of Lots
231 to 225 inclusive of Finley's Add,
except the North 60 feet of Lots 225
and 226 of said addition; thence
southerly along the East line of Lot
225, Finley's Add.; thence across
Delhi Street and southerly in Finley
Street to the South line of the tier
of Lots fronting Delhi Street on the
South; thence easterly along the
South line of Lots 19 to 5 inclusive,
Finley, Waples and Burton Add. in-
cluding the South one -half of Lots 8
and 9 of said addition; thence easter-
ly along the South line of the alley
first South of Delhi Street to and
cross McCormick Street to a point
100 feet South of Delhi Street;
thence easterly 200 feet in Lot 17,
Reche's Sub. No. 2; thence southerly
through said lot and to and across
the alley first North of Grace Street;
thence southerly between Lots 6 and
7, Reche's Sub. No. 2 to and across
Grace Street; thence southerly 134
feet along the East line of Lot 13,
Ann O'Hare's Sub.; thence easterly
to Algona Street; thence southerly
along the West line of Algona Street
to the alley first South of Bennett
Street; thence westerly along said
alley and through the center of Lots
17 and 18 and along the South line
ofLot 15, Ann O'Hare's Sub.; thence
northerly 43.8 feet along the West
line of Lot 2 of 15 of said sub.;
thence westerly 60 feet in Lot 1 of
Cain's Sub. No. 2; thence northerly
100 feet in said lot to McCormick
Street; thence westerly along the
southerly line of Lot 1, 8 and 9
Kuehnle's Heights; thence southerly
along the East line of Lot 64 Finley,
Waples and Burton Add.; thence
north- westerly along the southern
boundary of Lots 64, 65, 66, 67 and 71
of said addition; thence northerly
along the West line of Lot 71 of
said addition across Mineral Street;
thence northerly along West line of
Lot 88 of said addition; thence west-
erly along the southerly boundary of
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 103
Lots 98 to 94 inclusive of said addi-
tion; thence northerly along the
West line of Lot 94 and 121A of said
addition and across Pearl Street to
its intersection with the City Limits;
thence northerly along the westerly
line of said City Limits to the point
of beginning.
And beginning at the center line of
Wartburg Place at the South lot
line of Lot 2 of 1 of 2 of M. L. 13A,
thence proceeding easterly along the
western boundary of said lot 200
feet; thence northerly and 200 feet
East and parallel to Wartburg Place
and Fremont Ave, to the South line
of Lot 1 of 2 of 3 of M. L. 144;
thence northerly along the eastern
boundary of said lot and lot 2 of 2
of 3 of said lot and including a por-
tion of Lot 1 of M. L. 145, 80 feet
by 100 feet; thence westerly along
the center line of Fremont Ave. to
Dodge Street; thence westerly along
the easterly boundary of Dodge
Street to the easterly line of Lot
45, Quigley's Sub.; thence northerly
along the easterly line of said lot
to the alley first South of • Hale
Street; thence easterly in said al-
ley to the alley first West of Grand-
view Ave.; thence northerly in said
alley to Hale Street; thence north-
erly in the alley first West of Grand-
view Ave. between Hale Street and
West 3rd Street to West 3rd Street;
thence North through Lot 2 of 30
of Ann O'Hare's Sub. 106 feet East
of its western boundary to Lot 1
of 30, Ann O'Hare's Sub.; thence
westerly along the southern bound-
ary of said lot; thence northerly
along the western boundary of the
lots fronting Grandview Ave. to
Grace Street; thence westerly in
Grace Street to the alley first South
of Delhi Street; thence westerly in
said alley to the alley first East of
Algona Street; thence southerly in
said alley to the alley first North
of Grace •Street; thence westerly
in said alley to the easterly line
of lot 34, Reche's Sub.; thence
southerly along said line to and
across Grace Street; thence south-
erly 134 feet along the West line of
Lot 5, Hantleman's Sub.; thence
westerly along the North line of
Lot 2 of 2 of 10, Ann O'Hare's Sub.
to Algona Street; thence southerly
in Algona Street to the alley between
West 3rd and Bennett Streets;
thence westerly in said alley to its
westerly terminus; thence southerly
along the west line of Lot 6, Ben-
nett Street Sub. and across West
3rd Street to the South property line
of West 3rd Street; thence westerly
along the south property line of
West 3rd Street to the West line
104 Special Session, March 31st, 1930
of Lot 13, Michel's Sub.; thence
southerly along said line to the al-
lefy between West 3rd and Hale
Streets; thence easterly along said
alley to the East line of Lot 21,
Michel's Sub.; thence southerly
along said line to and across Hale
Street and southerly along the west-
erly line of Lot 10, Westaby's Sub.;
thence westerly 60 feet in Lot 1 of
11, Westaby's Sub.; thence south-
erly through said lot and Lot 1 of
1 of 2 of 11, Westaby's Sub. to
Dodge Street; thence westerly in
Dodge Street and southerly in the
ally between Collins and Gondolfo
Streets to St. Joseph Street; thence
easterly in St. Joseph Street to Gon-
dolfo Street; thence southerly 100
feet in Lot 1 of Babcock's Add.;
thence easterly and .parallel to St.
Joseph Street to the alley first West
of Algona Street; thence southerly
in said alley to the South line of
Marion Street; thence southerly 100
feet in Lot 1 of 1 of 2, Babcock's
Add.; thence easterly and 100 feet
southerly and parallel to the South
line of Marion Street to the alley
first West of Concord Street; thence
southerly in said alley to Coates
Street; thence across Coates Street
and southerly along the West line
of Lot 42, Simpson's Add., to the
alley between Coates and Simpson
Streets; thence easterly in said al-
ley and southerly along the West
boundary and easterly along the
South boundary of Lot 1 of 2 of 45,
Simpson's Add. to the center of Fre-
mont Avenue; thence southerly
along the center line of Fremont
Avenue and Wartburg Place to the
place of beginning.
And beginning at the northerly
point of Lot 1 of 4 of 64 of Simp-
son's Add. at the intersection of
Fremont Avenue and Wartburg
Place; thence proceeding southerly
along the Wgst property line of
Wartburg Place to the line of Lot
1 of 4, M. L. 141; thence westerly
241 feet along the southerly line of
said lot; thence northerly through
Lots 1 of 4, 1 of 3, 1 of 2, and 2
of 2, Hosford and Gruner's Add.
about 209 feet South of Simpson
Street to the western boundary of
Lot 2 of 2, Hosford and Gruner's
Add; thence northerly along the
western boundary of Lot 2 of 2 of
said addition and 2 of 2 and Lot 1
of R. W. Baker's Sub.; thence across
Coates Street and 100 feet northerly
in Lot 2 of George Jecklin's farm;
thence easterly along a line 100 feet
North and •parallel to the North line
of Coates Street to the West line
of Lot 15 of Simpson's Add.; thence
northerly along the West line of said
lot to its northern boundary; thence
easterly along the northerly line of
Lots 15 to 9 inclusive of said addi-
tion; thence southerly in the alley -
first West of Concord Street and
across Coates Street and southerly
along the line between Lots 42 and
1 of 39, 40, 41, of Simpson's Add.
to the alley between Coates and
Simpson Street; thence easterly
along said alley to the West bound-
ary of Lot 1 of 2' of 45, Simpson
Add; thence southerly along the
western boundary of said lot and
easterly along the southern bound-
ary thereof to the West line of Fre-
mont Avenue; thence southerly
along Fremont Avenue to the point
of beginning.
Par. 100, Section 2. That there
will be constructed within said de-
limited district sanitary sewers as
follows:
In Pennsylvania Street from the
manhole in Delhi Street 358 feet
northwesterly; two (2) lines located
in the parking space on either side
of Delhi Street from westerly City
Limits to Finley Street; in Gillian
Street from West Street to Delhi
Street; in Mineral Street from Gil-
liam Street to O'Hagen Street; in
Finley Street from Mineral Street
to Pearl Street; in Pearl Street from
the westerly City Limits to 100 feet
West of McCormick Street; in 0'-
Hagen Street from Mineral Street
to a point 100 feet South of Delhi
Street; in West Street from Gilliam
Street to Finley Street and in Finley
Street from West Street to McCor-
mick Street; in McCormick Street
from Bennett Street to a point 150
feet South of Delhi Street; in Ben-
nett Street from McCormick Street
to a point 50 feet West of Algona
Street and from Algona Street to a
point 150 feet West of North Grand-
view Avenue; in Grace Street from
McCormick Street to a point 220 feet
West of Algona Street and from a
point 50 feet East of Algona Street
to a point 150 feet West of North
Grandview Avenue; in Grigg Place
from Bennett Street to Grace Street;
in Algona Street from St. Joseph
Street to Bennett Street; in Gandol-
fo Street from St. Joseph Street to
Dodge Street; in Dodge Street from
Gandolfo Street to the alley first
West of Algona Street and from a
point 80 feet East of Algona Street
to Stetmore Street; in the alley first
West of Algona Street from Dodge
Street to a point 100 feet South of
Hale Street; in West 3rd Street from
a, point 282 feet West of Algona
Street to a point 80 feet West of
North Grandview Avenue; in Hale
Street from a point 80 feet East of
Algona Street to a point 70 feet West
of North Grandview Avenue; in Au-
burn Street from Grace Street to the
alley first South of Delhi Street; in
the alley first South of Delhi Street
from Auburn Street to a point 50
feet South of Algona Street; in Stet-
more Street from Marion Street to
Dodge Street and across Lots 51, 52
and 32, Quigley's Sub.; Lot 5, Quig-
ley's Sub.; Lot 9, Hodges' Sub.;
South 192.49 feet of the South 201.5
feet of Lot 25, Ann O'Hare's Sub.
and the North 9.01 feet of the South
201.5 feet of Lot 25, Ann O'Hare's
Sub. and across the East 107.94 feet
of the North 135 feet of Lot 25, Ann
O'Hare's Sub.; in St. Joseph Street
from Gandolfo Street to a point 35
feet West of Fremont Avenue; in
Concord Street from Coates Street
to Marion Street; in Coates Street
from Cross Street to Fremont Aven-
ue; in Cross Street from Simpson
Street to Coates Street; in Fre-
mont Avenue from the intersection
of Simpson Street and Wartburg
Place to a point 70 feet West of
Grandview Avenue; in Wartburg
Place along the East parking space
from the South line of Lot 2 of 1 of
2 of M. L. 139 to the intersection of
Simpson Street and Fremont Ave-
nue; and in Simpson Street from a
point 260 feet West of Cross Street
to Fremont Avenue.
That Force Mains will be laid in
the following streets:
In Coates Street from Cross Street
to Concord Street; in Concord Street
from Coates Street to a point 300
feet North of Coates Street; in Min-
eral Street from Gilliam Street to
McCormick Street; in McCormick
Street from Mineral Street to Grace
Street; in Grace Street from McCor-
mick Street to Algona Street; in
Stetmore Street from Marion Street
to Dodge Street and in Dodge Street
from Stetmore Street to a point 650
feet easterly and across vacated por-
tion of Dodge Street and Lot 1 of 1
and 2 of Sister's Add. across Fre-
mont Avenue and North and South
Grandview Avenue and in Dodge
Street from North and South Grand-
view Avenues to a point 186 feet
East of North and South Grandview
Avenues.
That Storm Sewers will be con-
structed in the following streets and
lots or parcels of real estate:
Across Lot 12 and Lot 7 of Sis-
ter's Add. from Stetmore Street to
Fremont Avenue; in Stetmore Street
from Marion Street to Dodge Street
and across Lots 51, 52 and 32, Quig-
ley's Sub.; Lot 5, Quigley's Sub.;
Lot 9, Hodges' Sub.; South 192.49
Special Session, March 31st, 1930 105
feet of the South 201.5 feet of Lot
25, Ann O'Hare's Sub. and the North
9.01 feet of the South 201.5 feet of
Lot 25, Ann O'Hare's Sub. and across
the East 107.94 feet of the North
135 feet of Lot 25, Ann O'Hare's
Sub.; in Mineral Street from Gil -
liam Street to McCormick Street;
and in McCormick Street from Min-
eral Street to Pearl Street.
That in conjunction with said
sewer system and as a part thereof
there will be constructed and in-
stalled three Fairbanks -Morse Sew -
age Lifts Stations, Numbers 501, 542
and 583, or equal located and de-
signed as shown upon the plans and
specifications prepared therefor.
Par. 101. Section 3. That the cost
of construction and installing said
sewer system within said district
shall be distributed upon the lots,
lands, and parcels of real estate ben-
efited thereby and all property which
is subject to be furnished with con-
nection to said sewer system or
which may be drained and served
thereby shall be subject to assess-
ment therefor and shall be consid-
ered as adjacent property except
that the cost of the storm sewers
shall be paid by the City of Du-
buque.
Par. 102, Section 4. That any part
of the cost of the construction of
said sewer system which cannot be
assessed against the lots, lands and
parcels of real estate within said
district shall be paid by the City of
Dubuque out of the Main Sewer
Fund, the District Sewer Fund, or
the General Fund or partly from
each of such funds.
Par. 103, Section 5. That this Or-
dinance shall be in force and effect
ten days from and after its passage
and adoption by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque and publication
as provided by law.
Passed upon first and second read-
ing this 24th day of March, 1930.
Passed, adopted, and approved up-
on final reading this 31st day of
March, 1930.
M. B. ANDELFINGER,
Mayor.
ED. McEVOY,
GEO. O. JANSEN,
H. F. SCHUCKERT,
WM. H. MEUSER,
Councilmen.
Attest: JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Published officially in the Tele-
graph- Herald and Times - Journal
newspaper, April 2, 1930.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
106 Special Session, March 31st, 1930 Special Session, March 31st, 1930 107
The Ordinance having passed upon
lst and 2nd reading was presented
and read a third time.
Councilman Schuckert moved the
adoption of the Ordinance. Seconded
by Councilman Meuser. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of Jas. J. King, asking
that the Restricted Residence Dis-
trict Ordinance being Ordinance No.
198 be amended by excluding there-
from Lot 2 of lot 1 of lot 2 of
Subdivision of lot 1 of Boxleiter's
Sub of lot 1 of Mineral lot 160. This
property is situated on the Southeast
Corner of Grandview Avenue and
Delhi St. having a frontage on
Grandview Ave. of 77 feet and 98
feet on Delhi St. This is a Store
building and always was a business
Corner, and is not suitable for a
residence.
Councilman Meuser moved that
the prayer of the petition be granted.
Seconded by Councilman Jansen.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of L. O. Hillyard asking
what the City is going to do about
opening up the north lend of Henion
Street. Councilman. Schuckert moved
that the petition be received and
filed. Seconded by Councilman Jan-
sen. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Petition of John Faig referred to
the Council by the Board of Super-
visors, asking that the tax for 1929
and 1930 on lots No. 83, 84, and 85,
Pleasant View Add., be cancelled.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the petition be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
City Council proceedings for the
month of February presented for
approval. Councilman Schuckert
moved that they be approved as
printed and placed on file. Seconded
by Councilman Meuser. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Councilman Meuser moved that
the following persons be appointed
as a Board of Review for the City of
Dubuque and Julien Township.
A. P. Abeln, Jos. J. Bertsch, Ed-
ward Schrempf. Seconded by Coun-
cilman , Schuckert; compensation to
be $8.00 per man per day. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
Notice of suit. Margaret Mc-
Ceeney Executrix for the Estate of
Magdalena Theis deceased, in the
sum of $5,000.00 for fatal injuries
sustained in a fall at the corner of
West 17th. St. and Dorgan Place,
Jan. 6th., 1930.
Councilman Schuckert moved that
the notice be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
Jansen. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
March 31, 1930.
To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise that I have this
day received applications from the
following for cigarette licenses.
Dominik Welu, 532 East 22nd St.;
John F. Brede, 815 West 5th St.,
McFarlane Drug Store, 1798 Central
Avenue; Thompson & Hogan, 55 Lo-
cust Street.
These licenses are written to com-
mence April 1st, 1930, and expire
June 30th, 1930. Same are accom-
panied by properly executed bonds
which are being attached hereto for
your approval. The license fee of
$25.00 has been paid.
Yours very truly,
ALLAN E. SIGLMAN,
Sec'y. to City Manager.
Councilman Meuser moved that
the bonds be approved and filed and
the permits be issued. Seconded by
Councilman Schuckert. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays —None.
GRANT OF EASEMENT
Know all men by these presents;
That in consideration of the sum of
$1.00 in hand paid by the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, a municipal corpora-
tion, the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, the undersigned be-
ing the owner of Lot 11 of Quigley's
Subdivision of Out -lot 710 in the City
of Dubuque hereby grants and con-
veys to said. City of Dubuque a per-
petual right of easement, in, over
and across said Lot 11 of Quigley's
Subdivision of Out -lot 710 for the
purpose of installing and maintain-
ing therein a combination Sanitary
and Storm Sewer with the right to
go upon said premises at all reason-
able times for the purpose of in-
specting and repairing the same
when installed; provided, however,
that said City of Dubuque shall re-
place whatever earth, sod or shrub-
bery that may be disturbed in the
installation or repair of said Sewers
to as good a condition as it was 'be-
fore the same was disturbed. This
grant of easement shall be binding
upon the undersigned, his heirs, exe-
cutors, administrators, purchasers
and assigns forever.
Mrs. Dora Stapleton.
State of Iowa
Dubuque County
ss.
Be it remembered that on this
27th day of March, 1930, personally
appeared before me, A Notary Pub-
lic, in and for Dubuque County, Iowa,
Mrs. Dora 1Stapleton who is person-
ally known to me and acknowledged
that she executed the foregoing in-
strument as her voluntary act and
deed.
Karl Wm. Harker,
Notary Public in and for Dubuque
County, Iowa.
(Seal).
Petition of Mrs. Regina Sand re-
ferred to the City Council by the
Board of Supervisors asking that the
taxes for the current year be can-
celled on East 50 feet of S. M. 1 -3 of
lot 33 and East 50 feet of lot 34
L. A. Langworthy's Add.
Councilman McEvoy moved that
the petition be referred to the City
Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas-Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays—None.
Annual report of the City Solici-
tor for the fiscal year 1929 presented
for approval.
(Councilman Meuser moved that
the report be approved and filed for
record. Seconded by Councilman
Schuckert. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas —Mayor Andelfinger, Coun-
cilmen Jansen, McEvoy, Meuser,
Schuckert.
Nays—None.
There being no further business,
Councilman Meuser moved to ad-
journ. Carried.
JOHN STUBER,
City Clerk.
Approved ........._...._ 1930.
Adopted . 1930.
Councilmen:
Attest:
City Clerk.