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11 '~I " . 1 ! . Ie L__ ~, 1 MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF ARDEN HIlLS MINNESOTA Held in the Town Hall. Thursday, Llarch 15th. 1951 NOTE: Before the meeting Hennan J. Doepner as notary public adminis- tered the oath of office to the officers-elect in the following order: Walter Cllmmings, as mayor, K. Rex McCl~, B. J. DeLange, and Walter T. Mack, each as trustee, otto C. Graffunderand Frank M. Schmitt, each as Justice of the Peace, and Verne K. Fldffer and Herbert Winkel, each as constable; then Walter T. Mack as notary public administered the oath of office to Herman .J. Doepner as clerl<:; Treasurer-elect Worth G. Read was unable to attend by reason of delayed notice. The foregoing sworn officers thereupon signed their oaths of office which were filed with the clerk. Notwithstanding the fact that the council was advised that it was not legally necessary to canvass the vote of the Llarch 9th election, such was done by the council. 'll1ereupon the first meeting of the council, previously called by Mayor-elect Cummings, and written notice thereof mailed to all officers-elect by the clerkpelect, was called to order by Mayor CllIllIIlings, who presided, and the clerk recorded the following minutes: The roll being called by the clerk, all members of the council respooded with "present." Doepnet' moved and Mack seconded a motion to fix the bonds of certain officers as follows: , Clerk, $1,000.00, for the term expLring on the first business day in January, 1953. Treasurer, $l~000.00, for the term expiring on the first busi- ness day in January, 1952. One justice of the peace, and one constable, $500.00 each for the terms expiring on the first business day in January, 1952. One justice of the peace, and One constable, $500.00 each for the teIlllS expiring on the first business day in January, 1953. All prell!iums thereon to be paid out of the General Fund. Motion passed unanimously. In response to a letter from the Ramsey County Assessor request- ing Mayor Cummings to recommend romeone for appointment as village assessor, the clerk, by unanimous action of the council, was authorized to submit the name of Wilbert M. Krautkremer for appoin tment because he polled the highest vote of two candidates at the March 9th election. Mack moved and DeLange seconded a motion that Public-Officials Bond No. 2386606 of The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York, in the amount of $1,000.00, issued to Herman J. Doepner as clerk, for the term of Llarch 9th, 1951 to January 2, 1953, be appt"oved; motion carried unanimously.