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Home My WebLink About1932-02-01city council minutesF 1°'� February 1, 1932 COUNCIL ORAMBERS, FEBRUARY 1, 1932 9.00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room, with the Mayor, Fred L. Lilly, presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: M. S. Sandmeyer, C. E. Pal s, E. L. Vassar, C. M. Johnston end Joe Dickens. The following Citizens were present: Walter Griffiths, J. H, Forbes, Ed Petrie, Martin Jensen, Carroll Kipp, Fred'Harrington, John Kipp, Ansel Rayne, C. t. Rayne, Chas. Satterfield, Frank Gaines, D. F. Brown, Geo. Crookham, Mrs. E. F. Tompkins, Mrs. A. G. Fisk, Mrs. Shirley Ledbetter, Cy. Emery, Ed Meek, Hugh Caldwell, Harry Mo Cluskey and Carpenter Anderson. The Minutia of January 4th. 20th. and 25th. were read and approved as read. The Clerk read Bill No. 5 for the third time. The Mayor then asked if any one present had any thing to say either for or against the passage of the above Bill. A number of people spoke against the passage of the Bill and about an equal number spoke in favor of the passage of the same. After an extended discussion, the Mayor directs the Clerk to call the Roll on the question, It Shall Bill No. 6 Pass." These voting in f favor of the passage of the Bill were; Sandmeyer, Bales, Johnston, Di($kens and Vassar. Those opposed , None. Absent and n6t voting, geister. Thereupon, the Mayor declared that Bill No. 6 had passed by the necessary three - fourths . majority, and the Mayor, in open s session of the Council, duly signed and approved said Hill, and the Clerk duly signed and attestdd the name, which became Ordinance No. 497. The Mayor directed the Olerk to make the proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 497 to be published in the Caldwell Newe- Trffibune, the official newspaper of the City of Oaldwell, Idaho. � Bill No. )j as follows; By Joe Dickens w AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF PUBLIC AUCTIONS AND PUBLIC SALES GROUNDS. , BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: Section 1. From and after the passage,. apnroval and publication of this Ordinance it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to construct, maintain or establish any public 'auction or public sale ground where goods, wares, merchandise, livestock or poultry are sold or as offered fo�sale within the limits of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, without the consent of the Mayor and Cmuno� said City; provided, �of however, this section shall not apply to public auctions orASales grounds that have been established and are operating at the time of passage end apptoval of this ordinance. Section 2. All public auction or public sale grounds shall comply with the Fir Ordinances off the City of Caldwell, Idaho, which have been or may hereafter be.enacted and with such rules and regulations concerning sanitation as may be prescribed by the Boar of Health of the City of Caldwell and Canyon County, and the Department of Public Welfare ozIbe State of Idaho. JJ Section 3. All pens in which livestock or poultry in kept shall have concrete floors and shall be thoroughly cleaned and washed immediately (and on the day of each sale. Section 4. No livestock or poultry shall be kept upon the peemises after seven thirty OIClock P. M. Section 5. All manure and refuse shall be hauled away within twenty -four hours L after each sale. k y k February 1, 1932 Section 6. Public auctions or public sales shall be so conducted as to not become J � a nuisance to surrounding property- owners or interfere with traffic upon the streets or sidewalks. Section 7..All buildings, fences, pens and structures of all kinds shall be so constructed and maintained as to not become a fire hazard to surrounding property or to jeopardize the lives of the public. Section S. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this i ordinance Shall ye guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished oqf by a fine/not to. exceed One Hundred Dollars ( 100.00). section 9, This ordinance shall take effect and be in force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication. Passed by the Council this let, day of February 1932. Approve¢ by the Mayor this let. day of February 1932. r Attest., mayor City Clerk Walter Griffiths appeared and presented the matter of the cancellation of the delinquent taxes.on Late 13 to 16, Block 18, Dormans Addition, up to and including the Year 1930. The Mayor appointed Dickens and 'a.ndmeyer as a Committee to look into the matter and report back to the next meeting of the Council. Hugh N. galdwell appeared and presented a Petition asking permissi instal a gasoline storage tank on Lots 22 and 23, Block 3, Original Town by the Idaho Co. Moved by,Dickens and seconded by Vassar that the Mayor appoint a Committee of three to investigate the matter. said Committee to be empowered to act. Motion Carried. The Mayor appointed Sandmeyer, Bales and Vassar as the above committee. The following Bills were read and on motion made by Dickens and seconded by Vassar that these, bills be allowed and Warrants be drawn for the various amounts, all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion Carried No, Name What For Amount GENERAL FUND 1590 Fred L.:Lilly Salary ll•.00° 1591 M. S. Sandmeyer a 8.00^ 1592 A. 0. Keister n 8.00 1593 C. E, Bales n 8.00, 159 Joe Dickens " 5.00` 1 595 1596 E. L. V4sear .0 . M. Johnston " s 8.00" 1597 C. D. Rush " 5.00" 1 59$ H. E. Parmenter ° 50.00~ 1599 1600 W. H. Barnett supplies 90.00• 5 1 al 1601 s. States Tel, and Tel. Pee Gee Stationery store Co Rental and Tolle Supplies 5.35' 1602 Austints Variety store Ap 1.70 _ 1603 H. E. Parmenter Salary 50.00 1604 1605 Luella Fiartenbower Caxton 11 100.00- 1606 printers Red. Cart Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund IF " 16.60 1607 Idaho Power Co Light and Power 22.00• 45 .00'' 11166b Purkhiser Electric Sho p Supplies M e Pe ekham'Furniture Co Becker Hardware Oe 1:55500 v 1611 Doyle Fender salary 1.00 155.0(y- 1612 Lionel Xrell If X 335,00... 1613 Coy Collins " 125.00 1614 1615 Peter Olesen Ord.el Royce ' 110.00'" 1616 George Randolph Servicee ° 9.00° 1617 S. P. Glenn ' 9.00, 1619 Wilbur 9huee ' 9.00• - 9.00„ 1619 Mark Maxwell 9.00. February 1, 1932 No. 1620 1621 1622 1623 162 1626 1627 1628 1629 16 163 1635 16 16 1640 1641 164 164 1645 164 1646 1650 1651 1652 1654 1655 1656 1657 1659 1659 1660 1661 1662 1661 1 1 1 1 1694 1686 1686 1`099 1690 1691 1692 19P 1 695 1696 1697 1699 1699 1700 1701 1702 Vame What For Amount Ed Smith Services 9.00, Charley Rowland 11 9.00` Emry Royce 11 6,50" Westcott Allen Oil Cc Oil 48.7'5 Mts. States Tel, and Tel. Co Rentals and Tolle 8.45 - Troy Laundry Laundry 8.32 Garber. Grocery supplies 4.b5r Greenlund Drug Stars n 2,85., A. W. Duncan ° 1,50,, John Hollrich 11 1.50d Wilson Mercantile Co 1 Oy Beaked Hardware Cc n 21.00> Clerkle Revolving Cash Fund 1 3-33' J. Fred Rowland Salary 140.00✓ A. A. Moline n 120.00,E H. E. Felton n 129.00 Thos. H. Dryden a 50-00,1 Mark Maxwell " 35.00' W. H. Guerin 11 57. 2 5 ' M. E. Sarohett .Rent 32.20v Graves Lunch Lunches 15,70+ Caldwell Motor Sales Cc Supplies 12.00' Mte, States Tel, and Tel, 0o Rentals and Tolle 8,65 - Purkhiser Electric.Sbop Supplies 2,85-, Becker Hardware Co 11 ,60a Butler Hardware Cc 11 2,65, John S. Meyers JJoh Services 12,50+ R. y WORKS FUND 10.00• American City Magazine Subscription 4.00.1 Stewart Maxey Salary 50.00, Caldwell State Bank Rent 40.00 Carrie E. Keyyey Services 2.50 Caldwell Fewa- Tribune Printing 9tendardc0il Oo Gasoline 198.877 State Insurance SE Fund Compensation Ins. 517.81' L. M. Porter Salary. Bldg. Inept. 48.00" Total for General Fund ROAD FUND L. M. Porter Salary 71.00' S. P. Glenn n 125.00 Geo. Stewera Labox 104 Ernest Mason If 104.00.+ N. W. Jones If 90.00, Wm. Gainey If 90.00, W. T. Bunt n 1 Ray Nitchman Supplies 12.80, Cl Bodenheimer n 9.60. Falk a Caldwell Store Assigned Order n 43.20V Wall and Rawlings 11 n 11 19.90^' Wilson Mercantile Cc n it If 9.60 City Clerk - 7 Dog Taxes- Labor on Street 21.00> Evans Repair Shop Supplies and tabor 52.85 Weetoott- Allen Oil 00 P roduoe " 5.00, Caldwell Cc " 2 2.50 d A. W. Duncan Labor 21,35 Becker Hardware Cc Supplies 10.65 U. Uyematsu Refund on Taxes 8.6ba Independent Tire Stare Alcohol 6.o0^ George Crandall Labor 6.00+ Alva J. Steward Supplies 2,75,, Mullikin and Nullikin The Golden Rule Store 11 11 i.50 M. Alexander Cc 1° 1-50t/ po Butler Hardware Cc Lights- Lights- Rook Crusher 1.00 McNeel' Lumber Cc Supplies I1 ,50. 0 Total for Road 3 . WATER WORKS FUND C. D. Hush L. M. Porter Bryan $arding Wilbur 6huee 0. L. Bourlend Idaho Bower Cc Neptung Meter Oo Crane Oompany Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Cc Inland'Sheet Metal Works M%. States Tel, and Tel. Cc Rome Lumber and Coal Cc Greenlund Drug Cc Idaho Power Cc Beoker'Hardware Cc Oaldweil Motor Bales Cc A. W. punoan Purkhiser Eleotric Cc Bee Gee Stationery Cc Salary 100.00. " 71.60 125.00: Labor 100.00 " 20 1 North and South Kimba1.167.0 1 1 Supplies 69.66+ 11 43.63 � 21.99y n 16.80, Rentals and Tolle 10.90 Supplies 9.75' " 9.75 ' Thawing Equipment 9 60 ^ supplies 4,45„ " 3.52 " " 1.25 C 11 .90 •, n .65 n l 1 1 0 February 1, 1932 . I m No. Name What For Amount 1703 Clerk' Revolving Cash Fund Water Samples 84 1 703Z City Clerk - Labor on Street, applied on Water Charge 2 5 ✓ Total for Water Fund - -- - 79 LIBRARY FUND 1764 Lalla Bedford 1705 Mrs. Ida Ruby 1706 William March 1707 Carnegie Library 1706 Dieter Bookbinding Cc 1709 Bee Gee Stationery Store 1710 Mo Neel Lumber Oo 1711 Caldwell Plumbing and Heating Co 1712 American Library Assn. 171 Booker Hardware C6 1714 Demco Library supplies 1715 Purkhiser Electric Shop 1716 Caldwell Plumbing and Heating Co 1717 Caldwell Produce Cc 1718 H. R. Huntting Oo 1719 A. C. Mc Clurg 00 1720 H. W. Wilson Co 1721 A. R. Womrath Co Salary 125.00' x 50.00 40.00 Light and Telephone 22.25' Binding Books 5 •35" Supplies 2 1 : 30' 37: x 19 SO- A.L.A. Membership OON supplies .SON x 2.70,✓ x 1.00,. Stoker 35 4.00 --* Coal 40.87, Books 21.21.E +t 67. - it 5.00^ U 2.26-- Total for Libraryj89#..cTV CEMETERY FUND I i i I 1722 John Rose Salary 100.00T 1723 Wm. Dawson x 90.00^ 1724 A. G. Callsen Labor and Material 23Z-75' 172 M. Ilgebreteen and S. Wilson a netalling Plumbing 156.98.4 1722 Caldwell Irrigation Dist # 1931 Taxes 39.38^ 1727 A. W. Duncan Sharpening Picks 1.10v Total for Cemetery - - - - $7 - 5 - 5=2v" IRRIGATION FUND 1725 L. M. Porter Salary 35.00" 1729 Thos. R. Cochrane Labor 6.00° 1730 Home Lumber and Ocal Co Supplies 1.80 — Total for Irrigation 422. O� SPRINKLING FUND 1731 Evans Repair Shop Repairing Sprinkler 543 .25 v STREET LIGHTING 1732 Idaho Power Co Street Lighting 810.15 EMERGENCY 1733 Canyon Abstract Principal and Interest on Sisson Contract 1,150.00^ GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR JANUARY 1932, 9 5,469.62 Moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Vassar that the Mayor and Clerk execute the following Easement to the Idaho Power Co. Motion Carried. RESOLUTION NO. 6 By the Council A RESOLUTION GIVING THE IDAHO POWER COMPANY PERMISSION TO INSTALL ONE CERTAIN ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE WITHIN ANV UPON SEk, NE� 15 -4n -3W AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AN EASEMENT FOR THAT PURPOSE. WHEREAS, Idaho Power Company is installing an electrio transmission line within 8Ek NEB, 15- 4 of this City, for the purpose of serving the City of Caldwell and cer- tain individuals at and in the vicinity of Canyon Hill Cemetery in the City of Caldwell;a WHEREAS, in connection with the installation of said electric transmission line, it has been necessary that said Company NH place certain parts of its system in places other than on the roadway within said'lands; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Idaho power Company be, and hereby is,. given permission to occupy said land with said electric transmission line, and the Mayor Of this City be, and he hereby is, authorized, in his official Capacity, to execute tb 1 said Company the necessary easement for Aaid purpose. February 1, ADOPTED by the Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho this let, day of February, 1932. APPROVED by the Mayor of the City of C aldwell, Idaho, this let, day of February, 1932. APPROVED ATTEST: Ma or City Clerk No further business appearing, it was moved by Vassar and seconded by Dickens that this Council, stand adjourned, upon call of the Mayor, G _ May r O Clerk -- - - - - - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CODNCIL CHAMBERS, FEBRIrARY 11, 1932 8:00 P. M. A Call meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with M. S. Sandmeyer, president of the Council, presiding in place of the Mayor, Fred L. Lilly who was ill. On Roll.0all, the following Councilmen answered present; M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G. Keister, C. E. Bales, Joe Dickens and C. M. Johnston. Absent E. L. Vassar, This was the: day on which the Boy Scouts of Caldwell had taken over the various offices of the Ci:tyrs government from 4 :00 to 5:00 P. DR. And at this meeting the Scout Council were present as follows: Bob Froman as Mayor, Bobbie Murray as City Clerk and Charles Mc Bride, James Ruark, Paul Parrish, Ronald Street and Bert English as Oounellmen besides some twelve other Boy Scouts. The acting Mayor gave the Scouts a nice talk, ex- plaining the duties of the various officers, The Boys showed great interest in the City's affairs, casting their own votes on the different questions that came up before the regular Council. 11. S. Sandmeyer brot up "he matter of the accident to the Sprinkler, and on motion made by Dickens and ascended by Johnston, it was moved bliat the Mayor be empowered to employ R. B. Seatterday to assist the City Attorney in bringing legal action to collect the insurance. Motion Carried. The Clerk read an Estimate from the Idaho Power 00, giving the estimated price for installing nine additional lights from the Bridge across the Boise River along Kimball Street to Olevaland Blvd, and along Cleveland Blvd. to 23rd. Street. Moved by Bales and seconded by Dickens that. we accept the proposition as made by the Idaho Power Co and install the nine lights at the following points: 6000 Lumen Lamp on curve East of Boise River Bridge - _ _ 4,�5 per month. 600D Lumen Lamp - Highway at Bciae Avenue _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ® 4.35 rr 6000 Lumen Lamp _ Highway at Cemetery Road - - - - - _ _ @ 4,35 n n 6000 Lumen Lamp - Highway at 5th. Avenue - - _ _ _ _ _ - ® 4.35 rr 6000 Lumen Lamp - Highway at Kimball Avenue - - - - - _ _ ® 4 .35 4000 Lumen.Lamp - Boise Avenue at 13th. Street - - - - - S 3,50 ° rf 4000 Lumen Lamp - Kimball Avenue at ggannibe 9ttroett 4000 Lumen Lamp - Kimball Avenue at Freeport Street - 4000 Lumen Lamp - Cleveland Blvd, at 23rd. Avenue - - - - a $ 3,50 n e Change 2500 Lumen Lamp to 4000 Lumen lamp at Kimball Avenue and Galveston Street - - - _ _ ® FO It Total - - - - _ _ _ 0 36.25 per month Motion Carried The Committee appointed at the last meeting of fIthe Council to investigate the request of Walter Griffiths to have the Council centeLe.11 delinquent taxes on Lots 13 to 18, Block 18, Dormans Addition, reported that they had gone into the matter very - - j r H