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Regular Meeting
December 9, 1963.
A monthly meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held on
December 9, 1963 in the Hutchinson Utilities Billing Office.
All Commissioners were present; also Supt. Young and Supt. Kuiken.
Minutes of the previous monthly meeting were read and approved.
Motion was made by Commissioner .Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Quade, to eliminate the Christmas Bonus. The motion was unanimously
carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade, seconded by Commissioner
Thompson, that the watt limit on electric water heaters be 4500
and on dryers 8500. The motion was unanimously carried. Electricians
and dealers to be notified of the change by the Supt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
1. The water heater shall be equipped with
thernostatically operated non - inductive
heating elements designed for 240 volts.
One element shall be near the bottom and
the other not more than one-fourth the
distance from the top of the tank and so
connected, or interlocked, that they can-
not operate simultaneously.
2. The bottom heating element and the top
heating element shall not exceed 4500 watts.
3. The storage capacity of the tank shall
be 40 gallons or more.
4. The Municipal Electric Plant reserves the
right to control the water heating load.
5. Electric clothes dryers may be installed
up to and including 8500 watts. All new
installations of electric water heaters
and electric clothes drITers must be re-
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ported to the Municipal Electric PlanT
wFen__Tns ta1le d .
Motion was made by Quade, seconded by Commissioner Thompson, to
eliminate payment for use of private cars. The motion was
unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade, seconded by Commissioner
Thompson, to buy a 21500 watt Onan 7enerator. Motion was unanimously
carried.
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FIRST NATIONAL BAND
OF MINNEAPOLIS
INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
C I T I ZE'NS STATE —PANK
Trade Date'' 12/ 6
ATTN ' MR. INALLACE KURTH
HUTCH I NS ^N, M I NNESOTA 22085
SETTLEMENT DATE
fj�r
Payment due on or before
Account Charged--- F_034=�_Q1—_
AS PRINCIPAL, WE AGREE TO SELL TO YOU AGAINST
PAYMENT ON SETTLEMENT DATE THE FOLLOWING
X500000 U.S. TREASURY BILLS 3/19/64
TO YIELD PRICE
3.53 99.019444
$49,509.72
100 DAYS
DISC.
PAYMENT
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
settlement date at the coupon rate. i .�r, � , T.C� i
OF MINNEAPOLIS
INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT
91.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade, seconded by R. I. Sheppard,
to purchase a 950,000 U. S. Treasury Note for $49,509.72.
Supt. Young instructed to ask for bids from several local dealers
on 1963 car for the utilities.
Motion was made by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner
Quade, to allow the following increases in salaries. The motion
was unanimously carried. (Effective 12- 1 -63.)
All employees(monthly)
$5.00 per
month.
(With the following exceptions.)
Ralph Young
60.00 per
month
Hugo Mahs
10.00 per
month
DeWayne Rubed or
10.00 per
month
Harvey Daharsh
10.00 per
month
Ross Heilman
10.00 per
month
Milton Studeman
10.00 per
month
The following bills were allowed:
Fred Briggs
803
10.00
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty
Cash
40.50
American Linen Supply Company
730.5
25.20
Natural Gas Division
729.1
110720.39
Triple D Cafe
801
75.41
Westinghouse Electric Supply
113.2
79.38
Culligan Water Conditioning
730.4
6.50
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
113.1
#7
220.00
Hutchinson Creamery Association
734.4
5.76
Home Gas Company, Inc
730.3
1.44
Esther's
793.4
2.33
Hutchinson Telephone Company
793.3
90.12
Sears, Roebuck and Company
734.4
1.49
Northern States Supply Company
730.3
734.4
25.11
Hutchinson Wholesale Supply
730.3
734.4
46.95
B. M. Stolpman
730.4
14.50
Popp' s Hutchinson Cleaners
730.5
158.80
Standard Printing Company
781.3
793.4
136.20
Zile. Hardware
734.4
771 797
19.45
0. A. Bretake & Sons
771
1.26
Burroughs Corporation
730.3
4.30
The Bristol Company
734.1
#'2
326.33
Simonson Lumber Company
730.3
734.1 ' 734.4
28.49
Carl 0. F. Christensen
777
72.00
Burmeister Electric Company
772
5.19.
Northwestern Supply Company
730.3
134.46
Nalco. Chemical Company
730.3
318.16
A. L. Hepner
730.3
734.1 #2
60.61
Hutchinson Nursery
777
145.15
R. E. Torgerson & Company
730.5
787.2
16.20
Industrial Supply Company
734.1
#1
29.16
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Louis Francis
Salary
123.19
Louis Francis
Salary
109.41
Sterling Electric Company
730.3
735
56.19
Lindsey Soft Water
730.4
5.00
National Tea Company
801
26.87
Mac Arthur C omx ,m ny
734.1
#5 #6
161.06
Harold Grams Agency
114
3 , 054.00
John Henry Foster Company
734.4
14.32
Phoell Manufacturing Company
730.3
32.10
Leef Pros, Inc.
730.5
77.22
Paul B. Mueller Company
734.4
6.51
G. F. Nemitz Sons
7:,2
8.90
Citizens Bank
793.2
1.60
Texaco Inc
730.2
730.3
94.83
Robertshaw Controls
734.1
#1 #2
98.15
Williams
734.1
#2
19.70
Fre iden Inc
802
142.35
Great Stuff Products Inc.
730.3
14.48
Diesel Ser�rlce Company
734.4
54.39
Nalco Chemical Company
730.3
579.04
Myron 1Nigen Chev. Company
759.2
5.20
R. E. Young
792.2
793.4
17.95
Burroughs Corporation
793.4
15.60
C. H. Stocking
771
3.60
Tool Crib Inc
734.4
34.87
Schneider Electric Equip Cc
730.3
168.00
Miller & Mil.ler
734.1
#2
346.65
Robert Benage
402
7.43
Hoffman Plumbing and Heating
734.4
15.39
Railway Express Agency
734.1
#1 #2
3.47
Graybar Electric Company
Mdse
113.2
910.08
Premier Fastener Company
734.4
248.20
S'terners Industries Inc
734.1
#'2 734.4
22.85
Nordberg Manf. . Company
113.1
#'1 #2
443.01
Williams
734.1
#2 734.4
202.59
Twin City Textile Mills Inc .
730.3
66.11
Sterling Electric Company
202.5
60.74
Lloyds Red Owl
801
9.92
E. A.' Pederson Company
203.2
479,89
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
734.1
#2
86.40
A. L. _ He Ibner
730.3
734.1 #2
82.06
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
781.4
8.70
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty
Cash
37.10
Nordberg; Manufacturing Company
206
157.12
Graybar Electric Company
Mdse
68.29
Burroughs Corporation
781.5
64.00
Snap -on Tools Corporation
206
84.53
Harold Schmeling
202.5
205
335.20
E.L. Murphy Trucking Company
734.1
#2
51').'73
Motion was made by Commissioner
Quade,
seconded by
Commissioner
Thompson, to issue check to the
State
Treasurer in
the amount of
$1.00. (Annual rental for power
transmission
line across State
Fish rearing pond.)
MOEHRING MOTORS
BU ICK- OLDS- PONTIAC -G MC
145 Washington Avenue, East
Hutchinson, Minnesota 55350
December 13,1963
Hutchinson utilities Commission
Hutchinson,Minn.
Gentlemen:
We would like to present the following for your consideration:
New 1963 Pontiac Model 2369 4 dr sedan including the following
equipment.
Radio,windshield washers and 2 speed electric wipers,decor group(chrome
door window frames,wheel discs,deluxe steering wheel),power steering,
soft ray tinted windshield,custom foam front seat cushion,heavy duty
air cleaner,back up lights,power brakes and automatic transmission.
We propose to sell this vehicle to you fob $2800.00 less $202900 recoverable
excise taxes.
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There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
R. W. Dahl, Secretary.
ATTEST • .
I. President.
Special Meeting.
December 14, 1963.
A special meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held
Saturday, December 14, 1963 at the or-rice of the President.
All members of the Commission were present.
Motion was made by Commissioner Quade, seconded by Commissioner
Thompson, to accept the only bid for a car for the utilities.
4 door 1963 Catalina Pontiac $2,598.00
Motion was unanambusly carried.
There bein- no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
n ahl, Secretary.
ATTEST: . I. heppard, Preside .
93.