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Home My WebLink About1941-02-03city council minutesI LI COUNCIL CMfBrRS FEBRUARY 3rd, 194 8;00 P..T4. The Regular T.Tonthly ? ?eeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Edgar L. Oakes, presiding, On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; W.E.Bgbcock, 0. A. Stengel, W. B. Aandford, G. M- Fenrich and M. S.Sandmeyer. Absent; C. 0. McD The minutes of January 6th., and 27th., were road and approved as read. Mr. V.E. Blevins appeared before the Yayor and Council and petitioned the Mayor and Council to cancel penalty and interest on City T levied against Lots 17 and 18 of Block 16, College Freights Addition to the Cit, of Caldwell for the years, 1927, 1928,1929 and 1931. Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman Sendmeyor, who moved the adoption thereof which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Babcock. R�SOLDTION BY Sandmeyer. A RESOLUTIO" AUT "ORIZING TITE CAMELLATION OF PENALTY AIM, INTEREST ON CERTAIN SPECIAL CITY TAXES, LEVIED AND A ^SEGSED AGAINST THE PR ^P'sRTY BF'R°TNAPTFlt DESCF17ED, AND NOW DELINQiFENT. ITTEI?EAS, it has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Mayor and City Council, that the properties herein particularly described have been assessed by the City for special taxes inclucling Sewer TTo 6, and Weed Cutting and that none of said taxrs have been paid, and that the same are now delinquent against said properties, end, '!,f3LTEAS, application has been made to cancel penalty and interest on such de- lino_uent taxes ausinst said properties, and, 7MEFEAS it appears to be to the best interest of the said City to cancel the same. NOW, TBEFE ^OR' BE IT RTPOI.VFD, that the Cit Treasurer be authorized to cancel the penalty and interest on the followingdescri'ued property. . Lots 17 and 18,.Block 16, College weights Addition to the City Of C for the years 1927, 1923, 1929 and 1931. A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon with the following result; Yea; Bs'jcock, Stengel, Hnndford, Fenrich and gandmeyer. Nay; None; Absent and not voting; McDannel. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution duly adoptee The Mayor informed the Council that this was the time set for the opening of bids for 15,000 gallons of gasoline. Four bids were received Vnich were opened and read as followsl, Richfield 011,-------------- ^ ^ - - - - x'0.1635 Sid al Oil,------------------- - - - - -- 0.161 Fletcher Oil,---------------- - - - - -- 0.1675 Idaho ins & Oil Uo -,° ----- --- - - -_ -- 0.15 �- After due consideration of the bids it visa moved by Fandford, seconded by Sand - meyer.that the Council accept the bid of the Idaho G & Oil Co. Ajotion carried. The following Resolution was presented to the mayor and Council by Councilman Randfprd, who moved the adoption thereof vrl7ich motion sras duly seconded by Councilman Babcock. • RES�L1)TIOiS, - By Randford. WHEREAS In accordance with Ordinance pro 270, of the City of Caldwell, $500, shall b e transfered quarterly from 7,, , later Tor'rs Fund to the ^later Depreciation Fund. I � V � U NOW, TH - RE-ORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell be authorized to transfer $500 from the Waterworks.Fund to the eater Depreciation Fund. A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon with the following reeult: Yea: Babcock, Stengel, Handford, Fenrich and Sandmeyer. Nay: None. Absent and not voting: McDannel. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the preamble and resolution adopted. An application for Card Room License was read from Wilson Eros., the fee ac.- compnnying the application. Moved by ?andford, seconded by Fenrich that this license be_grmnted. 1,1otion carried. entitled: Thereupon Councilman Stengel introduced :ill No 5, proposed ordinance PTO. 571, Bill No 5, Ordinance No. 571, By Stengel. AN ORDINANCE FIxING THE SALARY OF,THE MAYOR AND COUNCIIMEN OF THE CITY OF CALD WELL', IDAHO, AND PROVIDING THE TIME AND MANNER IN 7-ICH SAID SALARY Su_ALL BE PAID: REPEAL- ING ALL OTHER ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN COIFLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE, AND PROVIDING THE TIIJM IN PIRICH T "IS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FORCE AbTD E_'FECT. The above was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the considers of said Bill and Ordinance. Thereupon Councilman Handford introduced Bill No 6, proposed Ordinance No. 572, entitled: Bill No 6, Ordinance No. 572, By Handford. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR LICENSE TO M PAID H't THE 01 OR KEEPER OF EVERY OMITIBUS, AUTOMOBILE OR DTHER Vz- 'HICLE FOR HIRE: PROVIDING A P77ALTY FOR TAE VIOLATION THE AND REPPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES -N CONFLICT RERrwITT1. The above was read f or the first time and the Council proceeded to the consid- eration of said Bill and Ordinance. The Bills for January were read and on motion by Babcock, seconded by Fenrich that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various anto�ints all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND Nos. Name. What for. Amount. -1 I, I� 2342 2343 Edgar L. Oakes C. 0, MoD nnel sala if 2344 W.B. Handford It 5.50 2345 G. M. Fenrich " 3.00 2346 W.E.Babcock " 5.50 2347 M.S.Sandmeyer " 5.50 2348 Oscar Stengel " 3.00 2349 O.E.Fritts " 5.50 2350 H.E. Parmenter " 50.00 2351 Ada I. HartenbOwer " 50.00 2352 M. S,Tel & Tel u 80.00 2353 2354 Clerk's Cash Revoly. Fund H.E. Parmenter Supplies . 1 1.95 95 I 2355 Idaho Power Co., Salary Power 90.00 59.70 2356 Miller Hdw.Co., Supplies 2357 2358 Lionel C. Krall Coy Collins Salar " y .60 2359 Pete Olesen " 135.00 2360 Bryan Harding r 125.00 2361 Forrest Millander " 125.00 2382 Back Thomas, Assig Floyd Southward " 120.00 8.00 2363 2364 Gus Knudson 0 Del Royce ° 7.00 2365; EdSmith a 4.50 2366 Kinney Moore it 4.50 4.50 2367 Max Maxwell It 2368 A.B,Burnett " 4,50 2369 Waldo Paddock " 4.50 2370 2371 Tr y Laundry 6. Dry Cleaning M.Statos Tel & Tel Supjilias 2.00 7.82 2372 Clerk"'' REvoly. Fund R & Toll a 7,75 2373 Garber D9otar Co., Supplies 5.00 374 Herry's Repair Shop 3.00 n .75 -1 I, I� TOTAL ROAD FUND - 0 1,307,69 Nos, Name. What for. Amount. 2376 H.E.Felton Salary 140.00 2376 Ernie Mason 120.00 2377 C.S.Claussen ^ 120.00 2376 _Jack Thomas " 120,Oo 2379 O.V.Glenn " 110.00 . 2360 -,en Kerns ^ 43.29 2381 '_Jahn Nelson !° 25.00 2382 Bethene Wilkinson " 10.00 2383 M.States Tel 8; Tel Rent & Toll 12.75 2384 Lodge Votor Co., Supplies 7.60 2385 Blake a: Pickett ^ 6.30 2386 Moore Stationery " 4,25 2387 - Purkhiser Else. 2388 Burns Chev Co., " 2.65 2389 Caldwell Sheet Metal " 2.25 2390 Caldwell R diator Works " 2.00 _ 2391 _Hay -Boone " .75 2392, Ellison Elea " .35 2393 'Harry's Repaiia shop .25 _ 2394 E.C. Hickok " 20.00 2395 G.". Montgomery " 67.25 2396 H. D. Hanna Bond 5.00 2397 Moore Stationery Supcliea 60 2396 F.W. Jarvis it 75.00 2399 Idaho First Nati Bank Rent 40.00 2400 - Mrs. Vinnie Dunn 4 Sgt. niChts 2.00 2401 _Caldwell News- Tribune Printing 155.05 2402 Idaho Gas a: Oil Gasoline 461.69 2403 Fred McConnel Salary 43.75 2404 C.D.P.ush salary 50.00 2405 Ernest Earl " 120.00 2406 _'Purkhiser Bloc Supplies 40,09 2407 Westoott Oil Co., " 38.56 2408 r Produce Co., ^ 18.60 _Vass 2409 _D. N, BTordling P " 15.61 2410 D. N. Nordlino Parts " 11.42 2411 - Milliner Transfer Co., " 11.20 2412 Idaho Power Co., Power 10.00 2413 m. E.Roundy Supplies 9.97 2414 Auto Supply " 7.29 _Caldwell 2415 _ The Sawtooth Co., " 7.27 2416 Boise Pa Lb.rCo., " 7.25 _ 2417 Evans Motor Co., " 4.50 L i 2418 ' E. F.Green " 1.90 2419 I.E. Goldsmith " 1.48 2420 77estern Auto Supply " 102 _ 2421 yiller _Idw. if 1,27 2422 Hecker Edw " .50 2423 Store " .26 _Gamble 2424 Lodge Motor Co., " .25 2425 Ralph or W.R. Hollingsworth R 30.00 Total GEITERAL FUND 3,085.09 ROAD rTTND 2426 S. P. Glenn Salary 125.00 _ 2427 Ray Woolo y " 120.00 2428 Earl Zeal " 110.00 2429_ D. _T? Winters if 100.00 2430 W. 7 . Glenn if 100.00 1 11 243_ Fred Zeal 100,00 2432 Wilbur Shuee Services 72.00 2433_ Hugh Brock " 60.80 2434 Eugene Gatlin " 60.80 2435 W.A. Paddock " 44.00 2436 Fred McConnel Salary 43.75 2437 Bethene Wilkinson " 10.00 2436 Caldwell Concrete pipe Supplies 162.40 2439 Caldwell Auto Supply " 75.67 2440 pTestcott Oil Co,, " 27.90 2441 Eloise Payette Lbr.Co., ! 21.52 2442 Marry's Repair Shop ^ 19.28 2443 'vasasr Produce " 10.00 j 2444 Garber Motor C " 8.06 2445 Cash REvoly Fund " 7.80 _.Clerk's 2446 Western Auto Supply " 5.05 2447_ Becker Edw. TM 3.53 n 2448 Payne Auto Co., 2449 Miller Hdw.Co., „ 3.1D t .70 2450 Evans -o or Co., ., 2451" Caldwell Mfg. Co., " 2.30 2452 S.E.Smtth " 2.00 2453 I.E.Goldsmith " 1.76 2454 Milliner Transfer 1.46 2455 ' Gamble store " 1.43 { 2456" The Sawtooth Co., " 1.32 2457 - Burns Chev. Co., .56 j TOTAL ROAD FUND - 0 1,307,69 TOTAL WATER FUND � 2,248.27 LIBRARY FUND 2522 WATER FUND Salary 125.00 Nos, 'Name, What for. Amount, Flavills C. Blondell it 2458 •Dick Beatty Salary 125.00 2524 . A.E. Hastie 2459 'Cy Crandall " 110.00 40.00' 2525 2460 "0. E.Fritts " 100.00 Power 29.39 2461 Jim Watkins " 100.00 M.States Tel & Tel i._gent &-'T01 2452 'Harry Spencer Services 84.80 2527 The Oregon News 2468 'Art Yeller It 83.20 34.91 2534- .2464 'Fred McConnel Salary 43,75 " 32,28 2465 "W11bur Shuee Services 42.00 .Irrigator +s Lbr.Co., " 2456 , Bethene Wilkinson it 27.00 2467 'Claude Luellen " 26.00 2468 'Hugh Marshall " 25.60 2469 W.A. Paddock " 24.00 2470 Clarence Everhardt, assig Wilson -Petry " 22.40 2471 'L. N. Shahan, assig Wilson -Motog Co., " 20.00 2472 'Harold Badley " 19.20 ^' 2473 'Hugh Brock "- 19120 2474" Eugene Gatlin " 19,20 2475 Everett Evans " 19.20 2476 'James R.Evans " 19.20 2477 'James Bunt, Assig City Clerk 15.20 2678 'C.E. Kipp, Assig City Clerk 12,80 2479 'Buck Selders It 11.20 2480 'Norman Williams " 10.80 2481 Eunice McKee It 9.00 2482 'A.Burtch if 4,80 2483 ' Dick Franks " 3.20 2484 'Jess Louke " 3.20 2885 'Ever tt Kipp 3.20 2486 - Henry Dougherty u 3,20 9487 '00rothy Babcock " 1,20 2888 'Idaho Power Co., Power 275.97 2689 'Consolidated Supply Co., Supplies 210.04 2690 'Crane Co., " 171,66 2491 'Pittsburgh Equitable Prteter 1 '2 144,22 2492 'Flexible Sewer -Rod Equipment I 81,71 2493 - H.D. Fowler " 80.61 2494 Home Lbr. & Coal Co., " 65.19 2695 'Caldwell Concrete pipe " 42,74 2696 'Miller Hd}v_.Co., " 20.70 2497 Clerk's Cash REvoly a 18,62 2498 Westcott Gil Co., " 17.92 2499 ' Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 17.48 2500 ` M. States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll •14.60 2501 " Tropical Paint Supplies 11.72 2502 'Howard 10.69 2,903 Caldwell Plgg & Htg. Co, 7,46 2504 'Burns Chev.Go. " 6.62 ` do., 2505 Caldwell Mfg. " 5.55 2506 ' Wayne Hill 4.66 2507 Payne Auto n 4,00 2508 Bob Stewart " 3 3,60 2509 Vassar Produce " 3.58 2510 Booker Hdw. 3.45 2511 Harry's Repair Shop " 3.25 2512 Caldwell Tire " 3.00 2513 ' Caldwell Auto Suppl;, '�' 2.70 2514 ' Boone's Book Store 1.55 2515 Emmons Service Sta. " 1.45 2516' Lodge Motor Co. " 1.50 m 2517 " Brooks Service Station ' 1.26 2518 ' Western Atuo'Supply ° 1.12 2519 I.E.Goldsmith ' .83 2520 S.E /Smith " .75 2521 Milliner Transfer " .50 TOTAL WATER FUND � 2,248.27 LIBRARY FUND 2522 _Mrs, Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 2523 Flavills C. Blondell it 50.00 2524 . A.E. Hastie it 40.00' 2525 Idaho Power Co., Power 29.39 2526 M.States Tel & Tel i._gent &-'T01 '^4.00 2527 The Oregon News Books 34.91 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 283.30 IRRIGATION FUND 2528, C. L. Bourland Salary 125.00 2529, Guy Healy Services 56,00 2530, rrsd McConnel Salary 43.75 2531 Wilbur Shies Services 42.00 2532 W.A. Paddock it 24.00 2533 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Supplies 145.32 2534- McNeel Lbr. " 32,28 2535 .Irrigator +s Lbr.Co., " 27.00 J 232: I TOTAL PARK FUND Nos. Name. What for. '$mount. GOLF FUND 2536 Westcott Oil Co., Supplies 9.10 60.00 ?556 North -west Toro Supplies 2537 Eloise Payette L'ur. " 9.00 ?557 Clerk s C REV01V Fund " 1.20 2538 Home LbE,,. & Coal Co., " - 9.00 NORTH PARK FUND 2539 J.B. Me oy " 1.50 G o., ;558 Ray Hammond Services 7.60 2540 Caldwell Mfg. " .80 5.00 ?560 Mills Produce Supplies 2541 Miller Hdw. o., " .25 TOTAL NORTH PART{ FUND 20.00 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 525.00 I 1561 Idaho power Co., Street Lights SPRINKLING FM TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FT ND 819.10 2542 Del Soper Salary 100 :562 Eunice McKee Services 2543 Wm Gainey " 80,00 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 1.00 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 180.00 I LJ CEI��1'ER�" FUND ?enrich, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Stengel. Motion carried. 2544 Geo Hammar Salary 125,00 RESOLUTION, 2545 Carl Hanson " 73.26 WHEREAS, it appears that the employees of the cemetery of the City of 2546 Clifford Raymond services 22.40 have heretofore been working seven days a week, and, 2547 Ada I. Rartenbower " 5 +t said em- ployees are entitled to one day a week of rest from their labors, and, 2548 Gamble Store Supplies 3.77 WHEREAS Sunday of each week is within the meaning of Section 70 -108, e Idaho Code 2549 M.States Tel & tel Rent & Toll 2.15 2550 Burns Chev. Supplies .60 TOTAL CEZEgT FUND 232.18 PARR FT7ND 2551 T.D. Salary 115.00 2552 Caldwell Plg & Rtg. Supplies 1.50 2553 Purkbiser Elec. Co., " 1.50 2554 Idaho Power Co., " .90 I TOTAL PARK FUND 118.90 GOLF FUND ?555 R.E. Oleson Salary 60.00 ?556 North -west Toro Supplies 73.51 ?557 Clerk s C REV01V Fund " 1.20 TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND ;558 Ray Hammond Services 7.60 ?559 C.F. Overlin 11 5.00 ?560 Mills Produce Supplies 7.40 TOTAL NORTH PART{ FUND 20.00 S71R1_ET LIGHTING FUND 1561 Idaho power Co., Street Lights 819.10 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FT ND 819.10 AIRPORT FTMD :562 Eunice McKee Services 1.00 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 1.00 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPFnITTTFF3 FOR ZAIUAHY, 1941, 8,995.24. Phereupon the following g� solution was presented to the ?'ayor and Council by Councilman ?enrich, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Stengel. Motion carried. RESOLUTION, By Fenrich. WHEREAS, it appears that the employees of the cemetery of the City of Caldwell have heretofore been working seven days a week, and, '"FrRpAS, it appears to the best interest of the t 'ity of Caldwell that said em- ployees are entitled to one day a week of rest from their labors, and, WHEREAS Sunday of each week is within the meaning of Section 70 -108, e Idaho Code lnnotated, enumerated as a legal holiday. , '7� iTOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and the council of the City of Cald- well that the employees employed at the cemetery of the City of Caldwell suspend their labore on each Sunday of every week. A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon with the following result; . Yea; Babcock, Stengel, Randford, Fenrich and Sandmeyer. Nay: None. Absent and not voting; McDannel. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Rasolution duly. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Handford, seconded by Fenrich that Council adjourn. Motioncarried. City Clerk. lgayor: COUNCIL C3i__MBEP.S FEBRUARY 17th., 1941. 4;30 P.m. The City Council met on call of the Mayor, with the yrayor, Edgar L. Oakes, pre- siding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen =swered present: W.E.Labcock, Oscar Stengel, W.S. Handford, G. M. Fenrich and M.S.SQndmeyer. Absent C. 0. Mcngnnel. The Pdayor Informed the Council that the meeting was called for the second read- ing o'f Bills No 5 and 6; Proposed Ordinances No. 571,_ and 572. It was moved by Ba „cock, seconded by Fenrich that the Rules requiring the read- ing of an Ordinance on threes.eparate days be suspended and that Proposed Ordinance No 571 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section, and placed on its final passage. The Pdayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the motion wlth'the following results Those voting in favor of the motion were; Babcock, Stengel, Handford, Fenrich and Sandmeyer. Those apposed; None. Absent and not voting: McDannel. The Mayor then declared the motion had carried by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read the Proposed Ordinance the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Proposed Ordinance as directed. The_t astion then being "Shall the Proposed Ordinance No 571, pass " ?. The Mayor directed the Clerk _to `call the Roll with the fallowing result; Those voting in favor were; Babcock; Stengel; Handford, Fenrich and Sandmeyer. Those opposed; None. A and not voting; McDannel. Thereupon.the mayor declared that the Proposed Ordinance No 571 had passed, and the Mayor, in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Ordin- nee and the Clerk dui a , y and attestQd -the - same, which became Ordinance No. 571. It was moved by Sten�p;., seconded by Handford that the Rules requiring the read- ing of an Ordinance on three serarate,kers' be suspended and that Proposed ordinance No 572 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section, and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result. Those voting in favor of the motion were; Babcock, Stengel, Handford, Fenrich add Sandmeyer. Those opposed None. Absent and not voting; McDannel. The Mayor then declared the motion lied carried by the necessary three - fourths majority and k I