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Home My WebLink About1929-02-04city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEB. 4, 1929, 8 :00, ?. :d. x E i It Council met in regular session with Mayor Dunlap presiding and Councilmen DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, PRESENT. ABSENT: 1701M, Minutes of last meeting read and approved. It was Qoted on motion of McOonnel, seconded by Jackson, that the application Of G. S. Ideqd for 2 001 Hall license be allowed, and that the Ulerk be instructed to issue same. It was noted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Jackson, that the bills as approved be allowed and warrants be ordered drawn on the various funds to -wit: GENERAL FUND 110. Name For What Amount 483 S. Ben Dunlap Salary 5.00 484 U. S. Davis " 3.00 485 Dr. E. E. Dutton " 3.00 486 P. G. Hoffman " 3.00 487 r'. S. Jackson " 3.00 488; abed H. MOOonnel " 3.00 489 F. D. Mumford " 3.00 490 0. L. Sloan " 50.00 491 N'. C. Dyer " 90.00 492 Boiee- Payette Lbr. Co. 20.000# Coal 130.00 493 Idaho Power Go. Lights 38.15 494 H. C. Gillette Salary 165.00 495 Doyle Fender " 125.00 496 uoy Collins " 115.00 497 Louie Krell " 115.00 496 Geo. Randolph Services 14.50 499 0. Royce " 14.50 500 Fred Rose " 3.50 501 Emery Royce " 10.00 502 Porter Glean 14.50 503 dilbur Shuee " 16.50 504 Earl Gilbert " 14.50 505 Bud Brown 12.00 506 Pat Brown " 12.00 507 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 25.50 BOB '3estoott -Allen Oil Co. 011 25.20 509 Idaho Power Co. Cooking, Heat & Power 23.40 610 Troy Laundry Laundry 15.15 511 M.S.T. & T.Co. Phone & Tolle 9.10 512 Miller Hdwe. Co. Flesh Light 2.00 513 Hey -Boone do. soaps 1.95 514 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. hydrometor 1.00 515 Jbhn Hollrich Top Cloth .50 516 tied Rose services 4.50 517 J: Fred Rowland Salary 140.00 518 T. H. Dryden It 40.00 519m H. E. Felton 6 days Labor 21.00 520 .1. W. Sawyer Coll. Dog Tax eta. 7.50 521 Greenlund's Supplies .66 522 Knapp ceeint Shop "U" Turn Signs 5.00 523 W. C. Dyer Salary & Stamps 50.72 524 Luella Hartenbower 12 days Salary 36.00 525 Canyon County Rec. 216 Hedem. uert. 64.25 526 U.S. T. & T.CO. Phone 1.00 527 Hugh N. Caldwell Salary 50.00 528 Dr. Dsvid E. Baird " 37.50 529 Dr. J. S. Meyer Rec. Death & Births 13.75 530 Greenlund's Vaccine 2.00 531 Westoott -Allen 011 Co. Gasoline 80.85 532 E'ugine Dietzgen Co. Supplies 3.13 533 J. H. Lowell Feb. Rent Rest Room 30.00 TOTAL 1645.80 ROAD FUND 375 L. M. Porter Salary 35.00 376 hied Rose " 135.00 377 Tom Glenn " 90.00 378 J. H. Rainey " 90.00 379 Porter Glenn 108 hre. 54.00 380 u. D. Crandall 106 11 54.00 381 A. 1 0. Duncan Blacksmithipg 8.75 3 62- Ulyde Gabby Rent of deter 51.00 383 v. Gruver 13 days Labor 32.50 384 Uleude Luellen 4 hre. 2.40 385 Sunting 'Traotor Go. Repaire 481.93 386 a. R. Jewett nay & straw 36.65 387 - Evans 3apair Shop Repairs 27.80 388 Idaho Elect.supply Co. " 5.96 389 Miller Hdwe. Oo. Suppliee 3.46 490 Butler Hdwe. Co. Supplies 2.20 491 Sims Implement Co. Grasse 1.25 492 Cold. 21. & H. Co. Supplies .90 493 Caldwell Produce Co. Salt .75 494 John Eollrich Repairs 50 TOTAL IT - Mw MATER WORKS FUND 176 L. Pal. Porter salary & Expenses 86.20 177 U. L. Sloan " 100.00 178 Bryan Herding " & Fbre Cells 124.50 179 Chao. Rogers 226 hre. " 97.90 160 Walter sriffiths 48 24.00 181 W. W. aepr'd rronefer 3000.00 182 Idaho Power Co. Power & Lights 428.05 183 Caton Printers 12,000 Post Cards 27.60 184 Ore. Trail Tire i, Sat. Supplies 3.85 185 31iller Hdwe. Oo. " 3,05 186 Botkin- Gordon Drug uo. 3,gal. Alobhbl 2.55 187'; M.S.T. &.T.Co. Phone & Tolls 1.85 188 Greehlund's Supplies .65 TOTAL 3902.10 CEMETERY FUND 65 J. W. Rose Salary 100.00 66 J. A. Lemmon " 90.00 67 A. W. Duncan Hlacksmithing 1600 TOTAL 191.00 PARK FUND 99 C. C. Gurwall Salary 100.00 100 Caldwell 2roduce Oo. Coal 13.00 lml: Idaho Power Co, Lights & Cooking 9.75 102" Miller Hdwe. Uo. Stove Pipe .30 103 Irrigators Lumber do. Coal 6650 TOTAL 129.55 SPRINKLING FUND 40 Porter Glenn 107 hre. 53.50 41 U. D. Crandall 107 " 53.50 42 Ore. 'Trail 'Tire & Bat. supplies 332.10 48 Evans depair shop `(epaIre 155.48 44 John Hollrioh ,76 TOTAL 595.33 LIBRARY FUND 70 S. Olive Bess Salary, Phone & Lights 143.35 71 J. Pugsley 40.00 72 H. R. Huntting co. supplies 66.16 75 J. K. Gill Co. 57.00 74 Caxton Printers 4.71 75 slakes Variety Store Case Towel& 6.00 75 Caldwell PL. & H. Co. Repairs 4.45 77 Miller Edwe. Co. Supplies 3.15 TOTAL 324.82 BOND & INTEREST FUND 3 First National hank Exchange 16.18 TOTAL 16.18 IRRIGATION FUND 133 L. AA. Porter Salary 75.00 134 Walter Griffiths 120 hre. 60.00 135" T. R: Cochrane 11 it 4.40 136 Geo. Steward 5 It 2.00 137 Beater Foundry & ]Loch. 4 Sewer Rings & Covers 46.00 TOTAL 187.40 STREET LIGHTING FUND 9 Idaho Power Co. Lights 520.05 TOTAL 520.05 WATER WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND 111 Allen E. Hosack istimate on Wells 579.07 TOTAL 579.07 1 E1 -1 I H r i 1H LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 8 FIIND 16 L. M. Porter Salary 40.00 17 Walter Griffiths 60 hrs. 30.00 18 M. E. Curtia 13 ft. of Lots 1 to 4 Block 110, Strahorn 200.00 TOTAL 270.00 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $9476.35. The matter of granting a permit to 0. A. Dilley to erect a service station on 31ook 43, Original Townsite was discussed at some length. The 3ity Attorney was instructed to draw snordinance permitting such service station to be erected. The said station to be built under the supervision of the City Engineer, and to be situated at 6 distance of not lass than 30 feet from the road line. The Clerk presented a letter from the Forward Club asking that the present Swimming Pool Board of Control be approved for the year ending February 1, 1930, being as follows; Mrs. A. E. Laughlin, Mrs. R. C. Pseley, J. H. Lowell, Fred H. 4Io®onnel, N 1 . D. Mumford, H. W. Groesbeck, It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Hoffman, that the request be granted and the Board approved. 2h'e fayor appointed registrars for the coming city election as follows; Mrs. Will Evans, First Ward Mrs. C. N. Ballard, Second 'lard lire. 17. L. Wooley, Third [Hard It was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by Davis, that the appointment of Registrars be confirmed. It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Hoffman, that Council adjourn February 18,1929, at 8 :00, P hi. APPROVED: L'ie_r . COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEB. L8, 19a9, 8:00, P. M. El Council met in regudAr session persuant to adjournment r- abrugry 4, 1929, with bieyor Dunlap presiding and counoilmen _uAVIS, DUTTON, 90F1IMAN, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, PRESENT. ABSENT: JACKSON. It was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by doffmsn, that the Sprinkling Pax assessend against Earl Deal on Pax 3, alook 2, Walloway'e Addition for the years of 1927 and 1928 be cancelled and the same taken off the sprinkling roll. It was voted on motioq) of 1v- 1oConnel, seconded by7 Hoffman, that all Sprinkling Taxes assessed against the 40 acre tract of land opposite the Vollege Uampus on the Northeast, which the eollege of Idaho is acquiring title. it was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by imvia, that the Uity ®lark bpr instructed to issue to blontie B. Gwinn a Cemetery deed covering Lots 79 and 80, Block 54, Caldwell Gemetery, and receive in lieu thereof, Quitclaim ]Seed from the said Montie B. Gwinn to the 9ity of Caldwell, Idaho, covering Lots 1 and 28, tslook 4, Caldwell Cemetery, consideration 020.00, and Cash 100:00, and with the further understanding that the burials now on Lots 1 aid 28, Block 4, be removed. It was voted on motion of MoOonnel, seconded by lavis, that the attorney be instructed to draw a Eesolution of Intentions to create a Street Lighting District in the Business section of the city.