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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-02-05city council minutes-Z 3? \ 0 r 3 to the said Commissioner of Public Works of the State of Idaho, and to retain the other as a part of the records of his office." This action was seconded by Councilman Montgomery. A yea and nay vote on the adoption of such resolution was thereupon called for and taken, with the following result: Yeas: Oakes, Boynton, Bales, Fenrich, Hollingsworth bad Montgomery. Nays: None. Absent and not voting: None. More than a majority of the whole number of members elected to the Council havin voted yea, Mayor Vassar declared the motion carried, and the resolution adopted. A Petition was presented to the Council by M. D. Riner and J. M. Rankin asking that a sewer be laid from Ash to Oak easterly to Wisconsin and Michigan. The Council decided if the Petitioners would quarantee material cost of $300 and tender the cash to the amount of $300 or satisfactorily quarantee the same that the Mayor could proceed by using C. X. A. labor to complete the project at once. The City Attorney was asked to confer with 0. S. L. officials upom the matter of paving the railroad crossing on 9th street. There being no further fusiness to come before the meeting, it was, on motion duly seconded and carried declared adjourned. Mayor FATTEST. (0: Z - , & , ir City Clerk, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEBRUARY 5, 1934. 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar presiding. on Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C. R. Bales, G. M. Fenrich, G. W. Montgomery, Absent: W. R. Hollingsworth. The Minutes of4 .n.: y rueny 5th, were read and approved as read. A letter was read by the City Clerk from C. 0. Sisson regarding the last payment on the Canyon Hill Tract. Motion by Montgomery and seconded by Boynton that the City clerk be authorized to issue a warrant to cover this payment. On Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the Motion, Oakes, Boynton., Bales, Montgomery, and Fenrich. Those opposed , none. Absent and -not voting W. R. Hollingsworth. Motion carried. I Louis Shell appeared before the City Council and asked to rent Block 89 Mountain View Addition. Motion by Bales seconded by Montgomery that the Mayor appoint a. committee of two to act. Motion carried. Bales and Oakes were appointed to act on this matter. The Clerk read the report of the Dairy License Committee. Mr. J. L. Isenberg appeared before the Council and asked that the Dairy Licenses be the same for all Milk ,ietailers. Motion by Boynton and seconded by Fenrich that the Dairy Ordinance. should not be mended. Motion carried. The C1crk read a list of uncollectable bills and asked that they be charged ff the water book. Notion by Montgomery and seconded by Bales that the City Clerk be authorizedtto barge ihese.bills off the water book. Motion carried. Mr. Beatty appeared before the Council and stated that the meters had been ia- talled at the College. The Mayor appointed the Water Committee to check these meters. I ! fI The Mayor and City Council ordered all city bills have a purchase voucher attacha Permission was eked by F. M. Wilson to operate a Card Club Room. The Council decided to investigate before granting this request. Chief of Police 0. 0. Boyd appeared before the City , Counoil and asked that the City pay half the cost of the new police suits. The Council left it• the Mayor to act. Affidavit of Publication of Ordinance No. 512 was read by the City'Clerk. The Council requested a few changes be made before accepting. y The Bills'for January were read and on motion by Montgomery, seconded by Boynton that these bills be allowed and - Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name what for Amount 1511, 1512 1513 1514 1515 1516 1517 1518 1519 11520 1521 1522 1523 1524 1525 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 11531 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1538 1539 1540 _ 1541 1542 1543 1544 1545 1546 1547 1548 1550 1551 1552 1553 1554 1555 1556 1557 1556 1559 1560 1561 1561A 1562 15653 1564 1565 1566 1567 1566 1569 1570 1571 1572 1573 1574 1575 91576 1 11577 GENERAL FUND , E. L. Vassar C. E. Bakes Edgar L. Oakes W. S.Boynton G. M. Fenri ch G. 1 1. Montgomery W. R: Hollingsworth 0. E. Fritts H. E. Parmenter Ada I.Hartenbower Mts. States Tel & Tel Co., H. E. Parmenter F. H. Barnett Printing Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund Bee Gee Stationary Store Idaho Power Co., Irrigators Lumber Co., Caxton Printers Becker Hdw Co., Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund Doyle Fender Lionel Krell Coy Collins Pete Clasen Ordell Royce S. P. Glenn Wilbur Shuee Emry Royce Chas Rowland Walter Brown Ed Smith Mark Maxwell Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Mts States Tel & Tel Co., Falks Caldwell Store Purkhiser Electric Shop S. W. Artia Sheet Metal Works Butler Hdw Co., 0. G. Boyd A. R. Ballard C. S. Claussen H. L. Householder Mts. States Tel & Tel Co., Burns Chevrolet Co., Caldwell Motor Sales Co., Lodge Motor Co., H. E.Mcclusky Oregon Trail Tire & Battery Shop Becker Hdw Co., Dr. John S. Myers, Wilbur Shuee . Butler Hdw Co., Cleve Grooms First National Bank of Idaho Mrs. Vinnie Dunn Caldwell Publishing Co., 0. K. Oil Co., Botkin- Gordan Drug Co., State Insurance Fund F. H. McConnell S. P. Glenn N. W. Jones Um Gainey Joe Haines P. H. McConnell Hugh Brock Del Soper Joe Haines Salary Supplies Salary Supplies Salary n n rr Laundry Supplies n n Salary Supplies n r rr rr Salary Supplies Salary Rest Room Printing Gasoline Supplies Insurance Salary RO AD FUND Salary n 5.00 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 50.00 90.00 66.15 14.19 50.00 19.75 9.50 1.00 54.30 30.01 6.75 .55 .40 140.00 121.50 112.50 112.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 7.00 7.00 10.06 9.15 4.20 2.00 1.00 .50 126.00 100.00 12.00 2.40 14.00 10.10 8.00 4.75 3.25 .50 .20 7.25 46.60 1.50 50.00 40.00 -2.00 5.70 262.30 .55 243.66 33.00 1,992.97 100.00 65.00 65.00 35.20 34.00 26.40 17.60 9.60 0 s i I i I C' CEMETERY FUND Salary 100.00 85.00 Supplies 4.60 1646 J. M. Ross 1647 Geo Hammer 1648 Wilson Mere. Co., 1649 Hollingsworth Hdw. Co., 1650 1651 1652 1653 1654 T. D. Finn Home Lumber Co., Becker Hdw Co., Jumes Events id. Peterson PARK FUND Salary 100.00 Supplies 26.45 " 3.00 2.80 .75 Nos. Name I.Te t for Amount 1578 Earl Zeal salary 320 1579 3{ayne Terry 2.,70 1580 Harry Spencer " 1.60 &Bel Panther Oil & Greace Co., Supplies 79.86 Hi 1582 R.'& V. Oil Co., 29.35 a 1583 Linde Air Products Co., 6,38 1584 Caldwell Concrete " 59.05 1585 ,_ Home Lumber Co., to 39.96 1586 Beaker Ed* Co., " 35.89 1587 Bunting Tractor Co., " 30.89 1586 Irrigatbri'.sLumber Co., " 16.56 3 1589 McNsel Lumbea Co., 11.62 1590 Caldwell Mfg. Co., 10.50 1591 North Coast Chemical Co., " .50 10 0.00 1592 -• Nordling Parts Co., " 1593 GAden Rule Store " 7.90 1594 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 4.65 1595 Fletcher Oil Co., " 4,50 159.6 Ofegon Trail T. & B. Go., to 3.55 11599 Evans Repair Shop to 2,75 1598 Piirkhiser Electric Shop " 1.75 1599 Ty R. King to 1.50 3.800 Borkin- Gordon Drug Co., " 1.25 160.1 Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund 1,25 1602 Burns Chevrolet Co., 30 0� - I - WATER FUND 1603 0. E. Fritts Salary 100.00 1604 Dick Beatty " 100.00 1605 py Crandall " 90.00 1606 F. H. McConnell " 33.00 1607 James Watkins " 11.20 1606 Earnest Zeal,assigned to Clerk " 9.60 1609 Idaho Power Co.', Supplies 188.60 1610 Hollingsworth Dhw. Co., 143.55 1611 Neptune Meter Go., to 34.47 1612 Caldwell Mfg Co., It 14.39 1513 Mts. State T. & T.Cc., to 12.65 1614 Butler Hdw. Co., " 12.50 1615 Becker Hdw Co., 11.25 1616 1617 Caldwell Concrete Co., Bee Gee Stationary Co., " 6.00 7.50 1618 Bristol Co., to 5.40 1619 Pletcher Oil Co., " 4.50 1620 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 3.62 1621 Hersey Mfg Go., " 3.51 1622 Home Lumber Co., " 3.50 1623 H. E. McClusky " 3.25 1624 Crane Co., " 2.76 1625 Pittaburgh Equitable Meter Co., " 2.05 1626 "t-S. W. Artie S. M. RJorks " 1.75 ];627 :Caldwell Plg. &,Het$.Co., to 1.33 16 8 Caldwell.Mbtor!Sales " 1 :40 j T629 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. Shop " ,56 1630 Caa.ton.Prin.ters ,50 1631 CaldwellnConcrete Pipe Co., " 676.20 1632 Irrigators Lumber Co., " 278.20 1633 C. D. Simpson " 72.30 1634 Boise Payette Lumber Co., " 40,70 1635 Hollingsworth Hdw. Co., " 1.25 '1,878.19 LIBRARY FUND 1636 Urs. Ida Ruby Salary 100.00 1637 Im March " 40.00 1638 Flavilla Blondes 25,60 1639 Home Lumber Co., Supplies 133.54 1640 Idaho Power Co., " 2080 1641 Irrigators Lumber Co., to 18.72 1642 Mts. States Tel. & Tel. Co., " 4.10 1643 Becker Hdw. Co., " 3.65 1544 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., 2.35 1645 Purkhiser Electric Shop " 1.35 349.71 i I C' CEMETERY FUND Salary 100.00 85.00 Supplies 4.60 1646 J. M. Ross 1647 Geo Hammer 1648 Wilson Mere. Co., 1649 Hollingsworth Hdw. Co., 1650 1651 1652 1653 1654 T. D. Finn Home Lumber Co., Becker Hdw Co., Jumes Events id. Peterson PARK FUND Salary 100.00 Supplies 26.45 " 3.00 2.80 .75 Nos Name — _ - 4Phat for Amount 1661 W. H. Glenn IRRIGATICN FUND 9.60 1655 C. L. Bourland Sal ary 67.20 1656 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., supplies 55.75 1557 Irrigators Lumber Co., " 6.00 1658 Nordling Parts Co., " 3.34 1659 Butler Hdw. Co., • 1660 Home Lumber Co., ^ .60 .30 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPETvSES FOR JI ^bUP ,RY, $ 7,404.28 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion duly seconded and carried, declared adjourned. City Clerk Mayor COUNCIL CILLIBERS, FEBRUARY 19, 1934. 8:00 P. M. A Call Meeting of the City Council met in the Assembly Room of the City Hall, with the 'Mayor, Emery L. Vassar presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen were present: E. L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton C. E. Bales, G. W. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrioh and W. R. Hollingsworth. Absent: None. The Mayor announced that this was the time for the consideration of protests for and against amending the Dairy Ordinance. The City Attorney read the Dairy Ordinance and the the Mayor asked if anyone present had anything to say. A number of people in the audience discussed the matter both for and against the proposed amendment. Motion by Ross Colvard seconded by W. P. Jones that the Dairy Ordinance should mot be amended. Motion carried. The Council thereupon adjourned to the Council Room. The Clerk read a letter from the Pioneer Irrigation District asking for a new contract.' The matter was left with the i"llyor to investigate. The Mayor requested that the parking lines on the streets be repainted. 'The Retail Merchants association asked that the parking be changed to parallel on So. Kimball. 'The City Eng]neer delivered a message from Mr. John Smsed stating if drive ways could be made on his property on the corner of Kimball and Dearborn the city could use i same for public parking. i W , i t I i 1 G L i V SPRIIIGLING FUND 1661 W. H. Glenn Sal:.ry 9.60 9.60 STREET LIGHTING FUND 1662 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 715,48 715.40 EMERGENCY SEIWER RELIEF 1663 McNeal Lumber Co., Supplies 164.07 1664 Boise Payette Co., 1630 1655 Home Lumber Co., " 7..13 1 @66 Hollingsworth 3dw. Co., " 3.06 CEMETERY TNVESTU- NT 1667 Sisson Contract GRAND TOTAL OF EXPETvSES FOR JI ^bUP ,RY, $ 7,404.28 There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion duly seconded and carried, declared adjourned. City Clerk Mayor COUNCIL CILLIBERS, FEBRUARY 19, 1934. 8:00 P. M. A Call Meeting of the City Council met in the Assembly Room of the City Hall, with the 'Mayor, Emery L. Vassar presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen were present: E. L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton C. E. Bales, G. W. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrioh and W. R. Hollingsworth. Absent: None. The Mayor announced that this was the time for the consideration of protests for and against amending the Dairy Ordinance. The City Attorney read the Dairy Ordinance and the the Mayor asked if anyone present had anything to say. A number of people in the audience discussed the matter both for and against the proposed amendment. Motion by Ross Colvard seconded by W. P. Jones that the Dairy Ordinance should mot be amended. Motion carried. The Council thereupon adjourned to the Council Room. The Clerk read a letter from the Pioneer Irrigation District asking for a new contract.' The matter was left with the i"llyor to investigate. The Mayor requested that the parking lines on the streets be repainted. 'The Retail Merchants association asked that the parking be changed to parallel on So. Kimball. 'The City Eng]neer delivered a message from Mr. John Smsed stating if drive ways could be made on his property on the corner of Kimball and Dearborn the city could use i same for public parking. i W , i t I i 1 G L i V