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Home My WebLink About1951-02-05city council minutesX21 - ' h a notice in the official newspaper of said City, that the assessments herein lsvi.d shall ue be d ��! p� ublis and payable on or before the 15th day of March, 1951, and that such notice shall be so published twice, at intervals of not less than six days, and to be in the manner and form as provided by law. PASSED by the Council this 2nd day of January, 1951, I , APPROVED by the Mayor this 2nd day of January, 1951. ^day or . ATTEST: City Clerk. - c There being no further basiness to come before the "ouncil it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Glaisyer, that Council adjourn. Motion carried. I li � i Ma tor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEBRUARY 5th, 1951, 5:00 P. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the pity Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with �I Mayor Leo J. Mason, presiding. Upon Roll Call the following "ouncilmen answered present: Wm Olaisyer, L. E. Burrell, John !Myers, - l Fran Blomquist, Dale Fenrich and J, M. Bettis Thereupon Councilman Glaisyer introduced bill No 20, entitled: I At! ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CONVEYANCE OF R.E =,L PROPFdTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF CATA) ",ELL, IDAHO, To THE STATE OF IDAHO FOR PUBLIC USE ,11THOUT ANY MONETARY CONSIDERATION ACCRUING TO THE CITY OF CALDNELL. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 2D. It was moved o, by Councilman Bettis,seconded by Councilman Burrell ti:at the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on i three separate days be suspended and Bill No 20, be read the second time by title and the third time in fully E section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the I above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative weret Glaisyer, Burrell, Wers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negativet None. Absent and not votingt None. The Mayor declared the I motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 20, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being 'Shall Bill No 20 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows; Those votiiig in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Burrell, ifyers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. I Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 24, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the uill and the Ilerk duly. signed and attested the same whi,:h became ordinance No. 769. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance Ila 769, to be published im the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The Mayor informed the Council this was the time set by notice for the Mayor and Council to meet �I' as a Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or against. Moved b Glaisyer, seconded b Blomquist that the y ,� , y q salary of the Chief of Police be raised to :300, in accordance with Ordinance No 748. Upon Roll Call :it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. 6Z �_ Applications for Beer Licenses were read from the Sport Shop and The Eagles, the fee accompanying �4 each application. Moved by Myers, seconded by Burrell that these Licenses be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously Carried. Application for Beer License was read from Harry Fsrner, the fee accompanying the application. This application was tabled. i t Applications for Card and Pool License was read f rom Brink's Inc., and Card License from the Sport iShop, the fee accompanying the applications. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Fenrich that these Licenses be granted. Upon troll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Applications for Punch Board Licenses were readfrom Sport Shop,F• & W. Pharmacy, Valley Market, Hal Drive Inn, Golden Pheasant Drive Inn, Paul Johnson, the fee accomparying each application. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Fenrich that these Licenses be granted. Upon 'toll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Mayor informed the ''ouncil that A. J. Johnson member of the Zoning Board had moved from the City. Thereupon the Mayor announced theappointment of Coley Smith as a member of the Zoning Board, to fill the unexpired term of A. J. Johnson. hIs Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers, that this appointment be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. by The Bills for "anuary were read and on motion/Claisyer, seconded by Myers 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. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos, Name What for Amount r 2364 Leo J. Mason Salary $ 100.00 2365 William Glaisyer 4 00 1 236E John Myers " 40.00 2367 Lawrence Burrell ° 40.00 2368 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 2369 Fran Blomquist " 40.00 2370 J. M. Bettis " 40.00 2371 Ada Hartenbower " 203.70 2372 Edith H. Church " 169.1.5 2373 Dorothy Martin s 54.38 2374 First National Bank City's payment Social Security 7.79 2 7 5 First rst National Bank Social Security 7.79 2376 First National Bank 'r'lithholdint Tax 79.98 2377 Bankers Life Company Insurance - 4,35 2378 H. E. Parmenter Salary 230.85 2379 Mildred Davis 1. 63.48 2380 First National Bank 's City's payment Social Security 4. 93 2381 First National Bank Social Security 4,03 2382 First National Bank Withholding Tax 29.59 2383 Lionel C. Rrall Salary 233.40 2384 Coy Collins ° 208.30 2385 Waldo Paddock " 219.15 2386 Forest Milender " 215.95 2387 C. L. Rorabaugh " 215.25 2388 Eugene Inge " 199.80 2389 Dale Hanks " 215.95 -� 2390 George Charlton " 215.25 2391 Aubrey Smith " 200.75 2392 Thomas W. Burns rt 201.25 2393 Dorwin Sparks a 206.15 2394 John Warren „ 198.00 2395 Mathew Maxwell ° 25.00 2396 W. F. Johnston " 25.00 2397 Jack Gooch " 2$.00 2398 R. C. Stevens " 25.00 2399 Leonard Charlton " 25.00 2400 Gordon Sams " 25.00 2401 Ross Mcneeth " 15.00 2402 George Mason " 16.00 ! 2403 State Treasurer City's payment - Firemens Fund 54.30 6 2404 State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 54 .30 2405 First National Bank Withholding Tax - 91.90 2406 Bankers Life Company Insurance 39.30 i 2407 Dale G. Haile Salary 275.07 2U08 Henry P. Schmidt " 246.62 hIs ,�),3 Nos. 2409 2410 2411 2412 2413 2414 2415 2416 2417 2418 2419 2420 2421 2422 2423 2424 2425 2426 2427 2426 2429 2430 2431 i 2432 r 2433 2434 2435 2436 2437 2438 2439 2440 2441 1 2442 2443 2444 2445 2446 2447 2448 2L49 2450 2451 2452 2453 2454 2L55 Q 2456 2457 Name Wm. M. Carlson B. R. Collins Elvis Burton Jack P. Thomas Dan Davison Marion L. Swisher Boyd E. Jemmett Dura F' Hopkins Donald Dross Clarence - •mberg Cecil Hall Evelyn Mark W. S. Maxey First National Bank First National Bank First National Bank Bankers Life Company Department of Public Health L. M. Porter Bryan Harding First National Bank First National Bank First National Bank Bankers Life Company William F. Gigray, Jr. Elwood Siegmann First National Bank First National Bank Bankers Life Company S. P. Glenn Wilbur 'A'ykert J. S. Wymore ' ft. W. wood herman Jensen Don Shaw T. W. Farley Ed k'cninssy Fred Schroeder Wesley Maize William Cordell Emmett Garland Emerson Goodrow Paul Stanke William Gainey Ben Slack First National Bank First National Bank First National Bank Bankers Life Company What for Salary n u n r n n it it n City's Payment - Social Security Social Security Withholding Tax Insurance Salary CiV 's Payment - Social Security Social Security Withholding Tax Insurance Salary 1. City's Payment - Social Security Social Security Insurance Salary rr u ,r n n City's Payment - Social Security Social Security Withholding Tax Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES * GENERAL FUND j,' 2458 2459 246o 2461 2462 2463 2464 2465 George Hammar James Logan Seale David Liggett Ada Hartenbower First National Bank First National Bank First National Bank Bankers Life Company Amount 3 226.30 226.30 226.30 210.60 216.70 210.60 222.00 215.15 220.60 190.92 192.45 163.05 82.08 V 50.24 50.2L 126.40 46.95 125.00 268.82 197.92 8.26 8.26 69.00 6.00 125.00 222.00 3.45 3.45 4.55 232.82 224.82 216.37 231.47 190.56 185.02 190.L7 195.02 195.02 185.02 192.02 195.02 185.02 175.02 171.50 34.43 48.80 48.80 178.30 24.10 $ 11,891.10 SALARIES * CEYZTERY FUND Salary n City's payment - Social Security Social Security Withholding Tax Insu rance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES * CE1S - rRRy vil m II SALARIES * IRRIGATION FUND 2466 C. L. Bouriand Salary 2467 Guy Healy 2468 Oscar Hauman " 2469 Henry Mende 2470 E. G. Sisenbrendt ii 2471 First National Bank City's Payment - Social Security 2472 First National Bank Social Security a 2473 First National Bank Withholding Tax 2474 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND III SALARIES * WATER FUND 2475 C. D. Crandall Salary 2476 Roy Davis 2477 Sam Hartkopf " 2478 Roy Melton 2479 Wilma Keech 2480 Richard Glaussen 2481' Frank Kessler " •. 2482 Donald Baird 2483 Oliver Krauss 2464 James Aerrill " ' 2485 Guy Healy 2486' First National Bank City's Payment Social Security 2487 First National Hank Social Security 2488 First National Bank Withholding Tax 2489 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES *17ATER FUND 218.00 166.7o 201.92 34.47 10.51 10.51 45.4o 3.00 710.51 217.85 195.02 197.57 185.02 197.57 16.77 16.o7 49.60 12.10 $ 1,086.87 219.40 180.27 180.27 181.82 157.27 162.02 196.56 206.30 151.75 32.24 27.99 29.71 29.71 210.30 23.9D $ 2,009.51 TOTAL SALARIES - RECREATION FIND 3 213.15 TOTAL SALARIFS GENTERAL FUND S 17,138.34 SUPPLIES - - GENERAL FUND 2507 Shorb Printing Co Supplies 47,72 25DB Mountain States Tel & Tel LIBRARY FUND - SALARIES - - - Nos. Name What for Amount 2490 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 3 219.140 2491 Flavilla C. Blondel " 175.72 2492 Dorothy E. Doane " 21092 2493 Mrs. Harold Skinner " 76. 249!1 D. D. Bagley ° 154.60 2495 First National Bank City's Payment - Social Security 13.65 2496 First 1 �ationai Bank Social Security 13.65 I' 2497 First National Bank Withholding Tax 51.00 2498 Bankers Life Company I 7.35 �I 2518 Troy Laundry TOTAL SALARIES of LIBRARY FUND _ 922,70 2519 Becker Hardware Co LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIST # 18 * SALARIES 7.30 2499 H. B. Mumford Salary 271- 7 .5 0 2500 First National Bank City's Payment Social Security 4.50 4 2501 First National Bank Withholding Tax 24.03 2501-A First National Bank Social Security 4,50 2524 Leo J. Vason Motor Co TOTAL SALARIES - LOCAL IMP. DIST N 18 304.50 2502 George Hammer S a 9.85 2$03 Harry Flagg " 192.4$ 1 2504 First National Bank Social Security - City's Payment 3.15 2505 First National Bank Social Security 3,15 2506 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.55 TOTAL SALARIES - RECREATION FIND 3 213.15 TOTAL SALARIFS GENTERAL FUND S 17,138.34 SUPPLIES - - GENERAL FUND 2507 Shorb Printing Co Supplies 47,72 25DB Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 9,10 2509 The Stack Company Supplies 7.34 2509 -A Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Servicing Valut 5,00 2510 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Supplies 2,50 2511 Mountain States Tel & T Rental 8.80 j 2512 Idaho Power Company Service 161,50 2513 McCluskey Signal Oil Supplies 17.45 2514 The Canton Printers ^ 10,89 2515 Peoples Grocetaria " 5,10 2516 Miller Hardware " 3.95 2517 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 26.60 2518 Troy Laundry Laundry 20,02 '. 2519 Becker Hardware Co Supplies 7.30 2520 Quality Food Market ° 6.85 2521 Caldwell Auto Supply " 3.65 2522 Lodge Motor Co " 3,15 2523 Clerk's Cash R Fund " 3.00 2524 Leo J. Vason Motor Co " 2.00 2525 Burns Chevrolet Company ,83 2526 Lodge Motor Cc " 133.70 2527 Los Angeles Stamp & Stationary Co " 69.00 �. 2528 Mollerup's " 49.05 2529 Mountain States Tel 4 Tel Co Rental 47.70 2530 Motor Inn Service Supplies 32,91 2531 MoOluskey's 011 Company " L1.26 2532 The American Electric Co, ° 35.24 2533 Oakley Moody Service " 34.64 2534 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. " 25.90 2535 Shorb Printing Cc " 15.30 2536 Whelchel Studio " 8.70 2537 Bevington Floor Covering " 7.38 2538 Becker oardware Cc ° 3,go 2539 Clerk's Cash R Fund ° 3,76 2540 Dille Agency Premium 3.00 2541 Coast to Coast Stores Supplies 2.95 2542 Howard Electric " 2.00 2543 Troy Laundry Laundry 1.00 2544 Barbee Glass & Paint Supplies 39,20 ' 2545 Agnes tut. Denman" 186,50 2546 Lodge Motor Co. Supplies 29.95 2547 George Willis " 14.50 it 2548 Westcott Oil Company " 8,13 2549 Summers Stationery Store " 1.45 2550 Caldwell News Tribune Printing 4.35 2551 WestcottOil Company Supplies 626.19 2552 Richfield Oil Corporation " 550,27 i 2553 State Insurance Fund Premium 1,205.92 2554 E1 Adobe Cafe Meals 24,85 2555 John H. Patterson Services 15.00 2556 Lewellen Agency Premium 200.55 2557 Coley Smith Agency, Inc. " 153.15 2558 Walker-Shaffer Agency " 147.0 2559 Spencer Supply Company Supplies 372.55 2560 Southern Idaho Equipment Co 320.57 2561 Engineering Sales Service " 318.45 2562 Idaho Power Company Service 288,20 2563 D. H. Nordling Parts Cc Supplies 198.84 2563 -4 Columbia Equipment Cc " 110,57 2564 Wesco Steel Cc ° 74.28 2565 Bennett Machine & Welding Works 57.91 2566 Richfield Oil Corporation " 56.70 er41 ci,.i,.F,... 041 r„ " 53.78 2623 GENERAL FUND * SUPPLIES SUPPLIES * ST. LIGHTING FUND 791,80 Nos. Name 46hat for Supplies Amount 2568 Arrowhead ,Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES * ST. LIGHTING FUND $ 36.33 �1 2569 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " IRRIGATION FUND * SUPPLIES 35.94 2570 Miller Hardware Co " Supplies 25.38 2571 McCluskey Signal Oil Co " ° 25.14 2572 Garber Motor Co " " 16.53 2573 Harry's Repair Shop " " 16,24 1'i 2574 Ernst Fuel Cc " " 14.95 2575 Garrett Freightlinss, Inc. " " 9.09 2576 Milliner Transfer & Storage " " 7.78 2577. Howard Electric ^ " 11.20 2578 Vassar Produce Cc " " 9.00 2579 Burns Chevrolet 10 " 5.43 2580 Caldwell Hardware " Supplies 4.57 j !i 2581 Boise Payette Lumber Co 1' " 4.00 2582 Vera Wood " 3.40 2583 Warren Ingram " Recording fees 1.95 _ 2584 Caldwell Auto Supply " Supplies 1.53 2585 B & M Equipment Co " 1.17 2586 Service Parts " " .93 2587 Becker Hardware Co " TOTAL SUPPLIES * IRRIGATION FUND .60 2588 Purkhiser Electric SUPPLIES * WATER FUND .25 2589 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Recording Deed 1.50 2590 Mollerup's, Inc. Supplies 31.05 2591 Idaho Power Company Service 18.85 2592 Oakley Moody Service Supplies 15.11 2593 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, " 13.39 2594 Caldwell Auto Supply " 11,24 2595 I li Becker Hardware Cc " .95 1 ' TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND $ 6,249.57 CEMETERY FUND SUPPLIES 2596 Western Equipment Cc Supplies 25.15 l 2597 Shorb Printing Cc " 18.95 2598 Lodge Motor Co " 18.65 2599 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co " 3,65 ' 2600 Caldwell Hardware " 2,75 2601 Idaho Power Company Service 1.70 y 2602 Becker Hardware Cc Supplies pp .8n II r' 111 TOTAL SUPPLIES +F CEMETERY FUND $ 71.65 ,I SUPPLIES * AIRPORT FUND e 2603 Idaho Power Company Service 58.01 2604 City Electric Company Supplies 26,15 TOTAL SUPPLIES * AIRPORT FUND Q i 84,16 2623 Idaho Power Company SUPPLIES * ST. LIGHTING FUND 791,80 2605 Idaho Power Compgny Supplies 2,257.85 2625 Columbia Equipment Co. TOTAL SUPPLIES * ST. LIGHTING FUND $ 2,257.85 2626 Shorb Printing Cc IRRIGATION FUND * SUPPLIES 223.27 2606 Garber Motor Co Supplies 72.20 2607 Hoff Bldg. Supply ° 60.54 2608 Burns Chevrolet " 42.00 2609 Caldwell Hardware " 39.78 2610 Warren Ingram " 18,25 a il 2611 Arthur Allen " 15,00 , 70 2612 United States Rubber Co " 12 , ill 2613 Motor Inn Service " 10. 2614 Richfield "i1 Corp. " 10.12 2615 Caldwell News Tribune " 6.1[ 2616 Miller Hardware Co Supplies 4.35 2617 Boise Payette Lumber Co " 3,85 2618 H. E. Parmenter " 3•010 2619 H. E. Parmenter Recording fees 2.00 2620 Home Lumber Co Supplies 1.62 2621 Caldwell Auto Supply " 1.25 2622 Becker °ardware Cc " 1,00 I TOTAL SUPPLIES * IRRIGATION FUND , $ 304.51 SUPPLIES * WATER FUND 2623 Idaho Power Company Service 791,80 2624 Consolidated Sup;,ly Co Supplies 723.04 2625 Columbia Equipment Co. it 226,15 2626 Shorb Printing Cc " 223.27 2627 Fenrich Cabinet Shop " 170.00 2628 'Waterworks Equipment Co " 117.65 2629 Lodge Motor Cc " 101.36 2630 Armco Drrinage & -etal Products 74.10 2631 The Caxton Printers " 40.13 2632 Ernst Coal Cc " 25,42 2633 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc Rental 24,40 2634 I' Bennett Machine & Welding Supplies 30.72 2635 Addressograph Sales Agency e 16. ?5 2636 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Express 16.39 263q Fletcher 11 il Cc Supplies 8.97 2638 Westcott Clil Company ° 8.23 X16 Nos, Name X2639 Tavern Pump ' 2640 Moore Stationery 2641 Gibbs Truck Line 1 '12642 Payne Auto Co 1 i 2643 Columbia Equipment Cc 126L4 Glenn Dick Equipment Co 2645 Farm Equipment Cc What for - - Amount I' Supplies 3.34 " 1.72 TOTAL SUPPLIES * WATER FUND SUPPLIES it SPRINKLING FUND Supplies n n TOTAL SUPPLIES is SPRI14KLINO FUND SUPPLIES n LIBRARY FUND .2646 Idaho Power Company Services ', Gaylord Bros, Supplies .2648 A. C. McClurg & Cc j2649 Pacific Northwest Bibliographic Center " 2650 Purkhiser Electric " 2651 The Caxton Printers " 1 2652 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating " 1 2653 Becker "ardware Cc i265L Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc Rental 2655 Dames, Library Supplies " TOTAL SUPPLIES * LIBRARY FUND SUPPLIES - LOCAL IMP. DIST # 18 " Lawrence M. Porter Services 2657 C. B. Lauch Supplies X12658 Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. Services ( ' 2659 Caldwell News Tribune Printing TOTAL SUPPLIES -LOCAL W. DIST # 18 SUPPLIES- CEMETERY SINKING FUND 1 2660 King Brown Gardens Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES * CEMETERY SINKING FUND .75 $ 2,6C5.02 � I 216,4P 27.18 1.51 $ 245.17 i 81.1.$ 57,3 34.21. 25.00 20.69 15.25 10.50 9.50 6.75 a 265.44 3,200.00 1,980.24 720.00 6L.8o S 5,965.04 II 22.3.4 22.14 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPHn,DT2URES FOR JA:1uARY, 1551 35,208.89 Thereupon Councilman Glaisyer introduced Bill No 21, entitled, it AN ORDINANCE AMF1'1DTNG SECTION 1 -207 OF THE CALD:'.'ELL CODE 1942 AS AMENDED BY 0'1 ?INANCES N0. 622, 635 AND 700 OF THE CITY OF CALD'i9E1.L, r1JA ING TO THE SALARY OF THE CITY CLERK AND AMENDING SECTTX 1 -227 OF THE CALD CODE 1912 AS ANENDED BY T3E ORDINANCES NO. 622, 627, 629, 635, 637, 670, 688, 700 AND 722 OF THE CITY OF CALUWELL MATING TO THE SALARY OF THE CITY TREASURER; AND PHJVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR THIS ORDINANCE TO TAKE EFFECT AND REPEALING AL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREA'ITH. I which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 21. It was moved by Councilman Bettis, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the rules requiring that the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 21 be rend the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, i Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting-. None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 21, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 21 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as followss Those voting in the affirmative were-. Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Slomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negatives None. Absent and not voting- None. Thereupon the Mayor declared hill No 21, had oa -sad and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same whidh became Ordinance No. 770. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 770, to 11 be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. 65a7 The Fdayor informed the Cnunci.l thio rzz the time set by notice for receiving bids for the pur- �rhase of Local Improvement District Yumber 19 Donds. The l:ayor stated ro bids had he_n receired. - __ C: UNCILIRr MMtS. U ?on motion by Councilmat:;.`fers, scconded by Councilman Glaisyer the £ollo'•ying Resolution c proposed; A 1.SCLUTIC1 -= .;T;'.iZZI17G VD DIF- 2:CTING Tn- CITY f 3::A URM Or TEE CITY ' CALCa LL Z" PURCHASE TF.E BONDS 0' LOCAL I'vfP:�G`v.T''".E2.i D15T,11 0. nni CITI CrCAID -'ELL, CAP:YOPI MUNTY, V)% ', ^ROY .r... CE'LS.'".':RY LOT PE..PETJAL CARE TL4Fu. pur7u>nt to Ordinance No. 768 c_° the City of Cale.e17., 1A, 1 bonds cf Luc al Im °rove^icnt District No. 1. of i.le City of :aldr Ida';, a.ere authorized in the son of ;53,))L73.10 tc he da'ed January 1, 1951, to be ?r lntero ^t at the r.tr of "ive prr ccrt ($a) per annum, said iritsr=st to `'•e payahle in semi 1' annual installments; and j, i�lE; -rri5, it is necessary to sell said hands in order to nay the em n °es of const,h,aetium, of =ewers ditches, drains, ecai..its, and channels rnr sLnitary and drai ❑a:e purposes, with outlets, cesspell, manhcles,! catch basin:, flush .and- sen"ic tanks in the said Local TmorovemFnt District; and IFFLRIAS, the Cemetery Lot Perpetual Care ir::nd has asserts in excess of X58,408.10, '.chic`? ao�ears ' to be to the Lest interest of the City of Ca19r:c11, to be invested in said Local Improvement District bonds; and IANERa15, said bonds Nave been advertised for sale, said sale to be effected at BtOO o'clock P. I1, I , l February 5, 1951; and PffiLEAS, there were no bids for the 7urchase of said boltds; a d 11MERMS, it. nas the desire cf the City of Caldwell, Idaho to purchase said b onds as an investment " for the Cemetery Lot Perpetual Care Fund; n -, therefore, EE IT RESOL`JLD by the ayor and council of the City of Caldwell, Id,ho; Section 1. That the bonds of Local Improvement District No. 18, of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, in the sum of $58,1408.10 be, and the same are hereby sold to the Cemetery Lot Perpetual Care Fund of said Ii City. Section 2. That the Tre^ - u rer of the City oc Caldwell, Idaho is hereby authorized to draw a warrant upon the Cemctcry Lot Perpetual. Care fund in the amount of $58,408.10 for the purchase of 'bonds of Local Improvement District No. 18 of said City, and to use the proceeds from the sale of said bonde in l the payment of ,expenses of corstruction and otherwise arising under Local Improvement District No 13 of 1 ' said City of Caldwell, and creatin€ any necessary special fund for the disbursing of this money to defray ]' the costs of said i'pro:eient district. "pen Hell Call those voting in the affirmative were; ,Glaisyer, H(yers, Burrell, Blbmquist, Fcnrich' p 'I and Bettis. Negative: None. .Absent, and not voting; None. lj Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. , RFSOLUTION By C fNCTLNAN DYERS. Upon motion by Councilman Pryers, seconded by Councilman Glaisyer the following Resolution ryas] 11 pr000sedt A RESOLUTION AL'T:iOFSZING :AD DI,'XCT?NG THE CITY TREAS7RER OF THE CITY OF CA'TTP'FLL, IDAHO, TO SELL TO THE BOND APID INTE - .FST FUND OF THE CITY OF CALDhELL, COVER°110,TT BONDS IN THE A' -dOUNT Of $2!14,000.00 OF THE CESaz'TERY LOT PERPHI ^JAL CARE FUND . WHERtrAS, the Council of the City of Caldwell contemplates Hue purchasing of the bonds of Local Ili Improvement District No. 18 by he Cemetery Lot Perpetual Care Fund of the City of Caldwell, MIEREAS, to make such purchase, it is nece =nary to liquidate $211 previously invested im U. S. Government Donds on behalf of the Cemetery Lot Perpetual Care Tund in U. S. Government bonds; and YIiIE:.L;AS, the City Council has the authority to invest the money of the Bond and Interest Fund of the Citi of Caldwell, which find has in it at the present time in excess of 424,000.00; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; Section 1. That the City Treasurer is hereby aufnorized to sell to the Pond and Interest Fund of the City of Caldwell, 1x24,000.00 worth of U. S. Government Bonds now owned by the Cemetery ot Perpetual ry i t Care Fund of the City of Caldwell, for $24,000.00 in lawful money of the United States of America. Section 2. The Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, is ir.9t.ructed to make this transfer as early as practicable after the passage of this resolution. I Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in the affirmative: Claleyer, Burrell, Myers, � Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative, None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereuoon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Rsolution adopted. There being no further business to come before the Council it �+as moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman. Bettis that Council adjourn -to meet February 6th, at 8 o'clock P. 1 4. ?Action carried. i mayor City Clerk COUNCIL CHAi'JERS FEBRUARY 6th, 1951, The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 5th, 1951. The Mayor Leo J. Mason, presiding. i Upon Roll C211 the following councilmen answered presents Wm Claisyer, L. E. Burrell, John Myers, Fran Blomquist, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis. The Mayor informed the Council this was the time set by notice for the second meeting of the Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation System. There was no one present for or a:;-ainst. it There being no further business to cone before the Council it was moved by Fenrich, seconded by Bettis ghat Council adjourn to meet February 7th, at B o'clock P. I.T. Motion carriga —, ?Aay or city Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEBRUARY 7th, 1951. 8: P. u. The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 6th, 1951. The Mayor Leo J. Mason, presiding. Cnon Roll ' the followin.7 Councilmen ansvered present: - �la - syer, Burrell, 'A�yers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Bettis. The Mayor inrcraed the Council th'.s was the tine set by notice for the third meeting of the -oard of Correction to review a rj correct. — scss•cents of the Caldwell "unicipal Irrigation System. There ,..s no one present for or against. There 'ccinL, no further business to cc-se before the Council it w-s moved by rcnrich, seconded by Dlemquiat t'aat Council adjourn. 6 :otim curried. * 1--, City Clerk.