10-01-1962 HUCM34.
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October 1, 1962.
Regular Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hutchinson Utilites Commission
was held at the office of R. I. Sheppard, President, on October 1, 1962
All Commissioners were present.
The following bids were received regarding a heating system for the
new Warehouse - Service Building;
George A. Clark & ion $1,297.52
Burman- Willmar Company 1,564.54
A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing; Co. 1,815.07
Motion was made by Commissioner Kurth and seconded by Commissioner
Thompson to accept the bid submitted by the George A. Clark & Son
Company. The motion was unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Kurth and seconded by Commissioner
Thompson to authorize Orville Kuiken, Supt. of the Natural Gas Division,
and R. E. Young, Supt. of the Municipal Electric Plant, to purchase
necessary burner, material, etc, to convert the boiler in the Light
Plant to Natural Gas. The motion was unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Thompson and seconded by Commissioner
Kurth to authorize Orville Kuiken to purchase necessary equipment
to convert the heating plant in the futureoffice of the Hutchinson
Utilities to natural gas. The motion was unanimously carried.
Motion was made by Commissioner Thompson and seconded by Commissioner
Kurth to grant a X25.00 raise to Vern Oliver, lineman.
Old Present Salary
325.00 350.00 effective October 1, 1962.
The motion was unanimously carried.
The following bills were allowed;
Fred Briggs
W. S. Clay
St earnswood
Municipal Electric Plant
Citizens Bank
Irv. Lindenberg
Standard. Printing, Company
Brinkman ` Studio
Hutchinson Telephone Company
Standard Oil Company
Hutchinson Wholesale Supply
Sterling Electric Company
Williams Hardware
lI. A. Holden, Inc
803
10.00
803
30.00
803
15.00
Petty Cash
- -95.18
801
10.80
787.2
43.05
781.3 793.4
902.85
793.4
30.00
793.3
72.26
729
1,816.83
730.3 734.4
43.45
203.2
179.69
734.4
1.62
734.2
11.71
C.
7
734.1
35.
113.75
.96
5,432.70
756.00
9.57
144.62
222.50
9.53
157.10
45.25
3.60
1.95
6.05
2-46
106.20
73.22
75.43
104.07
22.82
2.25
2.60
14.50
95.55
26.33
15.08
19,60
9.03
6.63
110.90
85.60
1,707.88
330.00
13.32
93.96
19-60
55.87
18.87
6.00
563.31
5.40
74.72
10.00
185.18
122.32
7.07
15.44
534.60
149.50
2,152-41
441.00
13.33
1,158.00
24.62
88.80
150.58
Eagle Iron Works
734.1
#5
Simonson Lumber Company
730.3
Natural Cxas Division
729.1
Young Radiator Company
730.3
.Diesel Service Company
734.4
.Chemical Corporation
730.3
Westinghouse Electric
113.2
Zila Hardware
730.3
PoppQs Hutchinson Cleaner
730.5
Peterson Truck Service
759.2
Sternerts Industries
734.4
G. F. Nemitz Sons
730.3
Wallace Crandall
734.4
S. MI. Ka llwi g
402
A. L. Hepner
202.5A 203 #7
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty
Cash
Postmaster
793.1
Wylie Texaco Service
759.1
759.2
Paul B. Mueller Company
734.4
The Pa,,�mas t er Corporation
793.4
Hoelts Inc.
730.3
B. M. Stolpman
730.4
Minnesota Electric Supply Company 113.2
Diesel Service Company
203
Quadets
730.3
771
Texaco Inc
730.2
Scott Shelton
402
Mrs. Albert Sanders Estate
402
Leef Bros. Inc
730.5
Miller & Miller
205
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
113.1
#1 #2
Boulay, Anderson & Waldo
795
Williams Hardware Company
734.4
Sterling Electric
113.2
Mdse
American Linen Supply
730.5
Burroughs Corporation
781.5
Addressograph- Multigraph
781.4
Acme Foundry
734.4
American Meter Company
203 #7
C. H. Stocking
734.4
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty
Cash
Hutchinson Bowl
801
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
113.1
#1 #2
Hutchinson Leader
7871.
793.4
Snap -on Tools Corporation
734.4
Kems ke Paper Company
793.4
Metal Finisher Inc
734.1
#1
Power Supply Company
730.3
Mobil Oil Company
730.2
Minnesota Electric Supply
Northern States Supply
202.5A
730.3
W. E. Reyerson
796
Barc o Bearing Company
730.3
A. L. Hepner
113.1
#1 #2
Nordberg Manufacturing Co.
113.1
#1 #2
734.1
35.
113.75
.96
5,432.70
756.00
9.57
144.62
222.50
9.53
157.10
45.25
3.60
1.95
6.05
2-46
106.20
73.22
75.43
104.07
22.82
2.25
2.60
14.50
95.55
26.33
15.08
19,60
9.03
6.63
110.90
85.60
1,707.88
330.00
13.32
93.96
19-60
55.87
18.87
6.00
563.31
5.40
74.72
10.00
185.18
122.32
7.07
15.44
534.60
149.50
2,152-41
441.00
13.33
1,158.00
24.62
88.80
150.58
36.
Roman G. Zi ns
Sa 1 ary
113.85
Philip White
Salary
112.65
Roman G. Lins
Salar;i
110.14
Marcia Ann Frock
Salary
52.50
Graybar Electric Company
113.2 771
417.82
Sterling, Electric Company
730.3
4.39
Vincent Brass & Aluminum
734.1 #5 #6
12.17
Hager Jewelry
412.7
21.95
Plowman Motors
759.2
25.22
Wallace Crandall
734.4
1.10
LaHass Corporation
759.2
74.00
Pedersen Corporation
203 #7 734.4
333.00
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty Cash
21.38
E. A. Pedersen Company
113.2
232.20
There being; nofurther business, the meeting was adjourned.
A'T'TEST &`/ _
R. I. Sheppard, President
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