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Home My WebLink About1952-02-04city council minutesP I� 79 Applications for Card Licenses were read from Waldorf Cigar Store,Wilson Beer g Lunch, The Sport Shop, the fee accompanying each application. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Bettis, seconded by Councilman 69yers that Council adjourn. Presidepr Preside or the Come an Acti g Mayor. city Clerk. COLTNC31 CHAMBERS February 4, 1952 8800 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with 19 r the mayor Jason C. Smith presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered presents Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell. John Myers, E. L. Weick, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis. The Bills for January were read and on motion by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that these bills be allowed and Warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name What for Amount 2647 Donald Moss " 266:32 r GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES 2600 Jason C. Smith Salary $ 100.00 2601 Fran Blomquist " 40.00 2602 Lawrence Burrell 40.00 2603 John Myers it 40.00 2604 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 2605 J. M. Bettis 40.00 2606 Ernest Weick 4o.00 260.7 Ada Hartenbcwer It 218.92 2608 Edith H. church " 181.95 2609 Dorothy D. Martin 40.31 2610 Canyon County Social Security 8.24 2611 Canyon County It 8,23 2612 First National Bank Withholding Tax 94.44 261,3 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 2614 H. E. Parmenter Salary 248.97 2615 Canyon 4 �ornty Social Security 4.13 2616 canyon County " 4.13 2617 First National Bank Withholding Tax 21.90 2618 Lionel C. Kral! Salary 250.26 2619 Coy Collins ' 224.32 2620 Waldo Paddock " 237.39 2621 Forest Millender " 238.00 2622 Eugene Inge +' 215.95 2623 Dale Ranks ' '238.00 2624 Aubrey Smith " 225.60 2625 Dorwin Sparks It 233.60 2626 John Warren +' 228.21 2627 Thus W. Burns It 242.55 2628 Roy Arbaugh ° 213.68 2629 Raymond W. Floyd " 213.68 2630 Mathew Maxwell 25.00 2631 W. F. Johnston ° 25,00 2632 R. C. Stevens " 25.00 2633 Leonard Charlton " 25.00 2634 Gordon Sams " 25.00 2635 Rose McKeeth " 25.00 2636 W. R. Vail " 9.00 2637 Olen Waner +' 9,00 2638 State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 60.06 2639 State Treasurer It 60.06 2640 First National Bank Withholding Tax 1$1.50 2641 Bankers Lace Company Insurance 30.20 2642 Dale G. Haile Salary 309.70 2643 Henry P. Schmidt 0 + 275.96 2644 Wm. M. Carlson It 244.42 2645 B. R. Collins It 77.51 2646 Elvis Burton It 244.42 2647 Donald Moss " 266:32 r r 50 Nos. Name 2648 Dan Davison 2649 Boyd E. Jemmett 2650 Dare, F. Hopkins 2651 Clarence 7mberg 2652 Watis cobs 2653 Doyle Roberts 2654 Cecil Hall 2655 Mrs. Evelyn Douglas 2656 W. s. Maxey 2657 Canyon County 2658 Canyon County 2659 First National Bank 2660 Bankers Life Company 2661 Department of Public Health 2662 L. M. Porter 2663 Bryan Harding 2664 Donald Baird 2665 Oliver Krauss 2666- Canyon County 2667 Canyon County 2668 First National Bank 2669 Bankers Life Company 2670 William F. Oigray 2671 Elwood Siegmann 2672 Canyon County 2673 Canyon County 2674 Bankers Life Company 2675 S. P. Glenn 2676 J. S. Wymors- 2677 Wilbur Wykart 2678 Herman Jensen 2679 Don Shaw 2680 Ed McKinsey 2681 John Wangsgard 2682 T. W. Farley 2683 Fred Villinea 2684 William Cordell 2685 Emmett Garland 2686 Canyon County 2687 Canyon County 2688 First National. Bank 2689 Bankers Life Company 2690 George Hamner 2691 Harry Flagg 2692 Canyon County 2693 Canyon County 2694 First National Bank 2695 Bankers Life 2696 C. D. Crandall 2697 Roy Davis 2698 Sam Hartkepf 2699 Roy Melton 2700 Richard Claussen 2701 Wilma Keech 2702 Frank Kessler 2703 William Witaig 2704 Pauline Oliver 2705 Canyon County 2706 Canyon County 2707 First National Bank 2708 Bankers Life Company 2709 W. R. Vail 2710 Paul 3tanks 2711 D. A. Beattie 2712 William Gainey (Mrs.) 2713 Canyon County 2714 Canyon County 2715 First National Bank 2716 Bankers Life Company 2717 George Hammar 2718 James Logan Seale 2719 David Liggett 2720 Ada Hartenboser 2721 Canyon County 2722 Canyon County 2.723 First National Bank 2724 Bankers Life Company U 2725 Clarlie Bourland GENERAL FUND What for Salary n n n n n , n n Social Security ,I Withholding Tax Insurance Salary to n u fl Social Security n Withholding Tax Insurance Salary fl Social Security fl Insurance Salary n u u. u it n u ,. It Social Security it Withholding Insurance Salary 11 Social Security It Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - GENERAL FUND SALARIES - WATER FUND Salary n n n n n n n Social Security ,1 Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES`= WATER FUND SALARIES - SPRINKLING FUND Salary n n Social Security fl Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - SPRINICi.ING FOND SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND Salary n n n Social Security n Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND A A i.aRIES - IRRIGATION FUND Salary Amount $ 174.20 244.66 232.11 209.91 223.74 189.97 212.15 176.18 82.08 52.91 52.91 193.50 42.40 125.00 523.24 214.19 222.22 183.12 20.78 20.78 210.60 10.55 125.00 244.66 3.79 3.79 4.55 250.93 232.92 242.47 221.62 213.72 154.22 202.1') 178.57 202.13 191.22 194.22 38.35 38.35 175.90 18.10 9.24 212.15 3.46 3.46 1.60 0h 234.87 210.72 210.72 212.27 168.17 169.70 189.68 4.49 6.65 25.23 25.23 213.50 22.45 197.57 172.02 82.93 185.73 10.50 43.30 7.55 - 710.10 236.74 200.67 11.1..06 34.47 9.81 9.81 58.00 3.00 $y 663 .56 245.97 r� I U I fl I 7 $l 1 I i I IRRIGATION FUND Nos. Name What for Amount 2726 Guy Healy salary 197.57 2727, Oscar Hauman s 183.12 2728 Henry Mende " 69.16 2729 2730 Mildred Davis Canyon County Social Security 13.37 2731, Canyon County n 13.37 66.09 2732 First National Bank Withholding Tax , 2733. Bankers Life Company Insurance 7.55 TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND 990.42 SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND 2734 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary " 216.60 174.02 2735 Flavilla C. Bloadel " 56.32 2736 Mrs, Harold Skinrre r n 209.73 2737. Dorothy E. Doane " 29.25 2738 Trans Davison ° 154.60 2739 2740 D. D. Bagley Canyon County Social Security 13.33 2741 Canyon County 2742 First National Bank Withholding Tax 56.70 2743 Bankers Life Company Insurance _ 7.35 931.23 TOTAL SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND ' TOTAL - SALARIES & SERVICES 3 17,662.45 SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 2744 Shorb Printing Co. supplies 60.39 2745 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 13.60 2746 Imperial Carbon Cc Supplies 9.75 2747 The Stack Company " 9.45 2748 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 6.00 2749 Summers Stationery " 1.19 2749 -A Fisher's ' 1.00 2750 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 12.50 2751 Idaho Power Cc Service 103.74 2752 McCluskey Signal Oil Co Supplies 16.556, 2753 Roffman Sheet Metal Works 11 6.60 2754' Nelson Equipment Co it 106.4o 2755 Golden Rule Store " 37.04 2756 Mountain States Tel & Tel R 34.55 2757 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Service 19.04 2758 Clerk'a Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 8.00 2759' Alexander's " 7.15 2760 Miller Hardware Cc It 3.23 2761' Leo J. Mason Motor Cc " 3.50 2762 Eugene Inge Telephone 3.00 2763' Roy Arbaugh " 3.00 2764 John Warren " 3.00 2765' Thomas Burns " 3.00 2766' Raymond Floyd ° 3.00 2767' Dale Ranks " 3.00 2768 Coy Collins " 3.00 2769 Mathew Maxwell " 3.00 2770 Waldo Paddock It 3.00 2771' Forrest Miiemder " 3.00 2772 Dorwin Sparks it 3.00 2773 W. F. Johnston to 3.00 2774 Olen Waner It 3.00 2775 Ross McKeith " 3.00 2776 W. R. Vail " 3.00 2777 J. L. Charlton " 3.00 2778 Gordan Same " 3.00 2779 R. C. Stevens " 3.00 2780 M. Alexander Co. Assigned bys Dan Davison 75.00 2781 B. R. Collins salary 59.10 2762 Canyon County Social Security .90 2783 Canyon County " .90 2784 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co Rental 57.95 2785 Oellian Richfield Service Supplies 40.95 2,786 Atlas Stamp & Die Do " 40.67 2767 Sattler's Auto Electric " 30.40 2788 Idaho Tire Exchange ! 29.91 2789 Summers Stationery store ° 19.78 2790 TraFFic & Street Sign Cc " 16.70 2791 Shorb Printing Cc " 16.50 2792 Olson Manufacturing Co ° 11.80 2793 Leo J. Mason Motor Cc " 9.40 2794 Mollenrp's, Inc. " 5.76 2795 Moore Stationery " 5.70 2796 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund ° 5.00 2797 - Whelchel Studio " 4.50 2798 Burns Chevrolet Oo " 2.45 2799 Hal Johnson " 2.35 2800 Garber Motor Co " 1.75 2801 Home Lumber & Coal Cc " 1.75 2802 Barbee Glass & Faint Cc " .20 2803 Agnes M. Denman " 223.50 2804 Western Auto Cc a 27.70 2805 Lodge Motor Co " 8.75 2806 Summers Stationery store " 3.25 I i I TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND a 19.43 SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND 2860 Nos. Name What for Amount SUPPLIES - SPRAYING FUND 39.36 2807 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Cc Supplies $ 1.44 'Intermountain Equipment Cc Supplies 2808 Bennett Machine & Welding Works ` 1.25 2862 Western Auto Supply 2809 Moore Stationery Store " 1.20 12.11 2863 2810 Caldwell Neva Tribune " 8.93 SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND 5.50 2811 Cooperative 011 Co " 463.65 Columbia Equipment Cc Supplies 2812 ' Shorb Printing Cc " 51.00 2858 Bennett Machine & Welding 2813 A. I. Myers " 284.15 3.65 2859 2814 ' Engineering Sales Service " 133.76 " 3.60 2815 Payne Auto Cc " 121*68 Idaho Power Cc " 2816 Intermountain Equipment Cc '! 103.29 2817 Idaho Power Cc " 101.60- 101.84 2818 Service Parts Cc " 88.00 SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND 2819 Home Lumber Co It 82.46 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 2820 United Radiator Shop " 66.44 2869 Hoff Building Supply 2821 Caldwell Auto Supply 46.10 71.25 2870 2822 D. N. Nordling Parts Cc " 41.87 " 22.75 2823 Burns Chevrolet Cc " 39.02 Ingram's Blacksmith Shop " 2824 filler Hardware Cc " 17.85 fE Westcott Oil Company 2825 Garber Motor Cc ' 13.41 13.44 2826 Bennett Machine & Welding Works " 13.10 2827 Glenn E. Orson " 9.15 2828 ISO J. Mason Motor Cc +' 9.10 2829 Milliner Transfer & Storage " 6.67 2830 Arthur Allen " 2.25 2831 Clark's Cash Revolving Fund " . 2832 Boise Payette Lumber Co .54 2833 B & M Equipment Co " 85.93 2834 J. W. Weeks & Son " 55.50 2835 Miller Hardware Cc " 26. r TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 0 3,092.90 SUPPLIES - AIRPORT FUND 2836 'Idaho Power Company Services 22.65 TOTAL SUPPLIES - AIRPORT FUND 8 22.65 SUPPLIES - WATER FUND 2837 Rockwell Manufacturing Cc Supplies 504.00 2838 'Idaho Power Company Service 434.75 2839 Shorb Printing Cc Supplies 242.31 2840 Consolidated Supply Cc " 166.62 2841 'Lodge Motor Cc " 39.91 2842 'Westcott oil Company " 38.09 2843 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 32.65 2644 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works Supplies 30.00 2845 Caxton Printers Cc " 29.97 2846 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 29.12 2847 Intermountain Equipment Cc " 28.06 2848 Bennett Machine & Welding Works " 19.00 2849 Gibbs Truck Line " 17.61 2850 Summers Stationery Store " 15.00 2851 The Salt Lake Hardware " 13.92 2852 Boise Payette Iamber Co " 12.62 2853 Idaho Tire Exchange " 10.27 2854 'Miller Hardware Co " 9.12 2855 Garrett Freightlines Freight 3.60 TOTAL SUPPLIES - WATER FUND TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND a 19.43 SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND 2860 Ivan W. Lee SUPPLIES - SPRAYING FUND 39.36 2856 'Intermountain Equipment Cc Supplies 244.57 2862 Western Auto Supply TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRAYING FM 12.11 2863 Miller Hardware Cc SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND 5.50 2857 Columbia Equipment Cc Supplies 12.18 2858 Bennett Machine & Welding " 3.65 2859 'Intermountain Equipment Cc " 3.60 TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND a 19.43 SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND 2860 Ivan W. Lee Supplies 39.36 2861 Idaho Hardware & Plbg. Co " 38.40 2862 Western Auto Supply " 12.11 2863 Miller Hardware Cc - It 5.50 2864 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc " 2.92 2865 Lodge Motor Cc " 1.5o 2866 Gibbs Truck Line " 1.20 2867 Idaho Power Cc " .85 TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND $ 101.84 SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND 2868 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 107.99 2869 Hoff Building Supply " 71.25 2870 Leo J. MEWon Motor Cc " 22.75 2871 Ingram's Blacksmith Shop " 21.20 2872 Westcott Oil Company " 13.44 u I Q3 NZW [I GRAND TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES FOR JANUARY 3 24,425.25 Applidation. for Punch Board License was read from BalpWa Drive Im,the fee accompanying the ap- Plhcation. Moved by Myers, seconded by Weick t8at this License be granted. Upon Roll gall it appeared the motion was unanimously carried Application for Beer License was read from the Palomins Bar, the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Blomquist that this License be granted. The following letter from the Chamber of Commerce was read, February 4, 1952. Jason Smith Mayor of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Snith and Members of the City Councils At a regular meeting of the members of the Caldwell Business Men's Assoc- iation, held at 12,15 P. m., Monday, February 4, 1952, at the Golden Pheasant Cafe, a thorough discussion was held in regards to advertising on the parking meters of Caldwell. After a thorough discussion of this matter, it was the unanimous vote of those present, that the City of Caldwell reject any program of meter ad- vertising. The Caldwell Business Men's Association sincerely hopes that this expression of their feelings toward this program will be helpful to you in deciding on this matter. If at any time in the future we may be of assistance to you please feel free to call on us. N Yours truly, Caldwell Business Men's Association By Telpher E. LPright TelpTen E. r gh , anager "-'— Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Vyers, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the City reject all parking meter advertising. Upon Roll Cali it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following resignation was rends January 31, 1952. Honorable Mayor and City council Chief of Police City of Caldwell, Idaho Gentlemens I hereby submit my resignation as of January 31, 1952, from the Caldwell Police Department as I am moving to Texas. I wish to thank you and the members of the City council for the employment you have furnished me for the past three years and three months. Singger y, EWelyn.uglae Secretary - Matron Caldwell Police Department SUPPLIES — IRRIGATION FUND Nos. Nams What for Amount 2873 Richfield "il Corporation Supplies $ 10.16 2874 Home Lumber & Coal Cc ° 9.50 2875 The Saw Shop " 3.00 2876 H. E. Parmenter 1.00 2877 Hodge Shell Service " 1.00 2878 Burns Chevrolet-Co ' .30 TOTAL SUPPLIES — IRRIGATION FUND 261.59 LIBRARY FUND 2879 A. C. McClurg & Co Supplies 56.71 2880 The J. K. Gill- Cc 11 46.97 2881 'Idaho Power Company " 40.60 2882 Pacific Northwest Bibiographic Center U 25.00 2863 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc Rental 9.25 2864 The Oregon News Supplies 4.12 182.6 TOTAL SUPPLIES — LIBRARY FUND SUPPLIES — ST. LIGHTING FUND 2885 Idaho Power Company Service 1,159.7 TOTAL SUPPLIES ** ST. LIGHTING FUND GRAND TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES FOR JANUARY 3 24,425.25 Applidation. for Punch Board License was read from BalpWa Drive Im,the fee accompanying the ap- Plhcation. Moved by Myers, seconded by Weick t8at this License be granted. Upon Roll gall it appeared the motion was unanimously carried Application for Beer License was read from the Palomins Bar, the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Blomquist that this License be granted. The following letter from the Chamber of Commerce was read, February 4, 1952. Jason Smith Mayor of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Snith and Members of the City Councils At a regular meeting of the members of the Caldwell Business Men's Assoc- iation, held at 12,15 P. m., Monday, February 4, 1952, at the Golden Pheasant Cafe, a thorough discussion was held in regards to advertising on the parking meters of Caldwell. After a thorough discussion of this matter, it was the unanimous vote of those present, that the City of Caldwell reject any program of meter ad- vertising. The Caldwell Business Men's Association sincerely hopes that this expression of their feelings toward this program will be helpful to you in deciding on this matter. If at any time in the future we may be of assistance to you please feel free to call on us. N Yours truly, Caldwell Business Men's Association By Telpher E. LPright TelpTen E. r gh , anager "-'— Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Vyers, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the City reject all parking meter advertising. Upon Roll Cali it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following resignation was rends January 31, 1952. Honorable Mayor and City council Chief of Police City of Caldwell, Idaho Gentlemens I hereby submit my resignation as of January 31, 1952, from the Caldwell Police Department as I am moving to Texas. I wish to thank you and the members of the City council for the employment you have furnished me for the past three years and three months. Singger y, EWelyn.uglae Secretary - Matron Caldwell Police Department �q Moved by Myers, seconded by Burrell that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Thereupon the Mayor announced the temorary appointment of Mrs. Hamel Gibbons as Secretary - Matron on the Police Department. Moved by blomquist, seconded by Burrell that this appointment be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Thereunon Councilman Bettie introduced Bill No 18, entitleds AN ORDINANCE RECITING THE PASSAGE, APPROVAL AND PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE NO. 791; DETERMINING THAT NO OBJECTIONS TO ME VACATION OF POPLA.? STREET AS PLATTED IN MOUNTAIN VIEF ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CALD1 ELL, IDAHO, BETWEEN ILLINOIS AVENUE AND COLLEGE AVENUE HAVE - MADE OR FILED AND THAT NO CLAIM OR CLAIMS FOR D6, '_ WHICH WOULD BE SUSTAINED 9Y REASON THEREOF HAVE BEEN FILED: DETERMINING THAT THE VACATION OF POPLAR STREET AS PLATTED IP: MOUNT.AIN V= ADDITION TO THE CITY ^F CAL7"ELL, IDAHO, PETPlEEN ILLINOIS AVENUE AND COLLEGE AVENUE, IS TO THE EEST PIT-lMST AND ADVANTAGE OF THE CITY OF CALDk'.'E!., ITS CITIZENS AND PROPERTY OWNERSt DETERMINING THAT NO DAMACE WILL PE SUSTAINED ANY ANY CITI "EP? OR ? ?OPERTY OWNER BY REASON OF THE VA- CATION OF SAID POPLAR STREET AS PLATTED IN MOUNTAIN VIER ADDITION TO THE CLTY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, BETWEEN ILLINOIS AVENUE AND COLLEGE AVET'JE, AS VACATFII, SHALL REVERT TO THE PERSONS 11 THE SAME, THEIR =LESSORS, HEIRS OR ASSIGNS; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR ?.ARTS OF ORDINANCES IP! CONFLICT HF.REWITR APED PROS VIDING FOP THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAKING EFFECT. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of bill No 18. It was moved by Blomgnist, seconded by Fenrich that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill or three sep =rote days be suspended and that Bill No IS, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The layor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion w.itb the following results Those voting in the affirmative weres Blomquist, Burrell, Myers, Weick, Fenrich and Bettie. Negatives None. Absent and not votings None. The Mayor declared the motion had Passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read till No 18, the second time by title land the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The ques +a n being -Shall Bill No 18 paas?^ The Mayor directed the Cleric to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows Those voting on the a�ove•motinnweret Blcmquiat, Burrell, Myers, Weick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negatives None. Absent and not votings None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 18, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clark duly signed and attested the same which becene Ordinance, No 792. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same arid 'c cause Ordinance No 792, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newsp•_per of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. RESOLUTION BY COUNCILVAN BURRELL. Upon motion by Burrell, seconded by Blomquist the following Resolution was proposeds WHEREAS, Wm Henry Gainey Sr., had been employed by the City of Caldwell for over twenty -seven years, and WHEREAS, Mr. Gainey passed away January 26, 1952. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that as a special allowance the Sexton <,f Canyon Hill Cemetery be authorized to cancel the grave fees and perpetual care charges on the burial of Wm Henry, Gainey Sr., Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirm&ti." "e weret 91emq•tist, Burrell, *ers, Wetck, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: Norge. Absent and not rating- None. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. The Mayor informed the Council this was the time as+ by notice for the Mayor and Houncil to meet as a 13oard of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or against. The City Engineer informed the L€ayor and P,ouncil the estimate of roat and checking of descriptions for the proposed Canyon Hill sewer had not been completed. There tieing no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Fenrich, seconded by Ayers that Council adjourn to meet February 9th, at the Golden Pheasant Cafe at 12100 A. h. j7otion carried. �I I El -e— )I-- Jam. . � Mayor. city lerk.