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It was brought up again at this time that the stop sign located opposite the creamery was not in the right place and the Clerk should write Mr. Getchell of the Highways Dept and remind him again of the danger having the sign at this place. Councilman Geo Cornelius offered the following resolution and moved it’s adoption which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Wm. A Patenaude. Resolved by the village council of the Village of Elk River, Sherburne County, Minn that said Council does hereby elect and determine that the amount of all special assessments assessed and levied by the Village Council of the Village of Elk River upon read estate located within the said Village of Elk River subject to the provisions of sale under the provisions of Chapter 387 Laws of Minnesota 1935 which have been heretofore levied by the said Village Council and certified to the County Auditor of Sherburne County, Minnesota for collection on the tax lists in the office of the County Auditor, to be included in the sale thereof, in addition to the minimum amount for which any such parcel of land may be sold as fixed by Chapter 387 of the Laws of 1935 be sold only for the full amount of such special assessment with 6% interest and penalties and that the discount rates fixed and provided by said Chapter 387 of the Laws of 1935 shall not apply to any such special assessment upon any tracts or parcels of land lying and being in the Village of Elk River. Upon being put to a vote, the result was as follows Ayes – Geo H Cornelus, J.D. Flaherty, Wm Patenaude Noes – none Whereupon said resolution was declared adopted. Dated at Elk River, Minn July 1, 1935 attest Wm H Greupner, D.E. Davis, Pres. Several complaints having been made to the Council that places serving non intoxicating malt liquor were violating the law by selling it to minors. It was decided at this time to have the Clerk write a letter to all the people operating these places in Elk River warning them that if they continue selling to minors the council will be obliged to revoke their license. A letter was read from the American Development Co. in regards to stop signs which could be used on main street. The clerk was instructed to write to them and find out which would be the best signs to use. The following bills were allowed and ordered payed. N.W. Bell Tele Co Tele rent 2.50 E.R. Power and Lt Co – Light and Power 234.65 Elias Nelson – tele calls 2.70 League of Municipalities dues 25.00 Wm H. Greupner – postage and freight 9.68 Wn H Greupner – 1 day equalization bd 3.00 D.E. Davis – 1 day equalization bd 3.00 Dan Hjerpe – repairs 1.50 Wm Page – lifeguard 10.00 Richard Hater – 40 days assessor 160.00 Fred Ayer – 39.25 Miller Davis – supplies 5.00 Holm and Olson Inc – shrubbery for park 175.00