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Home My WebLink About1928-02-06city council minutes�fo7 COUNCIL CHAMBERS FEB. 6, 1928. 8:00 P. M. Council met in regular session with Mayor Dunlap presiding, and'the following Councilm present; DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MWORD. Amos J. Miller representing the Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the Council asking that the City secure a right -of -way from Painter Avenue to the Air Port tract of land. The matter was referred to the Air Port Committee. The Mayor appointed Dutton, McConnel and Mumford as Airport Committee. 3. Madden presented a petition Busineas Men and Property Owners, making that the City include in its first street improvement progam by graveling and oiling Aven Street from Third to Main Streets , blest to the limits; and Fifth Atreet from the railroad right -of -way, north to the State Highway. It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Hoffman, that the petition be placed on file•and that the same be given due consideration. It was moved, seconded and carried, that the improvement of Aven Avenue and Fifth Street be referred to the Improvement Committee and City Engineer. A number of Citizens and Businessmen appeared before the Council a0d spoke at some length-as fgvoring the improvement of the above mentioned streets and pointing out its advantages to Caldwell. R. T. McConaughey presented a petition signed by Nenateen Barbera of the City asking the Council to pass an Ordinance requiring all Barber Shops their places of business eaeb week day except Saturday at 6:00 P. M., and on Saturday at 10:00 P. M. It was voted on motion of MaGonnel, seconded by Mumford, that the petition be placed on file and have due consideration. Frank E. Meek appeared before the Council asking that a street light be placed on the street in front of the Cavalry Barn. The matter was referred to the Park Com- mittee with power to act. Minutes of previous meetings read and approved. it- was voted on motion of McOonnel, seconded by Hoffman, that following bills as approved be allowed and warrgnts drown on the various funds t -wit; GENERAL FU':'D N0. NAME FOR WHAT AMOUNT 404 - S. Ben Dunlap Salary 11.00 434. C. S. Davis " 8.00 435 Dr. E. E. Patton " 8.00 436 F. G. Hoffman " 8.00 437 r. D. Jackson " 8.00 438 Fred H. MoConnel 8.00 439 r'. D. Mumford " 5.50 440 C. L. Sloan 50.00 441 �v. C. Dyer " 90.00 442 Caxton printers _, Binder 2.20 443 Greenland's Supplies 2.85 444 Bee -Gee Store ^ 2.65 445 City Clerk's Cash Rev.Fund Refund Account 39.23 446 Caldwell News 2000 yellow sheets 4.45 447 Mtn. St. T.& T. Co. Phone and Tolle 1.90 448 City Clerk's Cash Rev.Fund Refund account 6.65 449 Irrigators Lumber Co. Coal 65.95 450 J. R. Honnold Repair Lights 6.50 451 Purkhiser Else. Shop Repairs .50 452 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 2.65 453 Slakes Variety Store ' 14.00 454 Caldwell Mfg. Co. Repairs 2.25 456 Caldwell Pl. & H. Co. Supplies 20.70 456 Idaho Power Co. Lights 64.15 457 H. C. Gillette Salary 165.00 458 Doyle Fender " 110.00 459 Coy Collins " 110.00 460 Lewis Kroll " 110.00 461 G1ins. Jarvis Services 9.00 " 462 Jas. Lyke " 9.00 463 Goo. Randolph " 9.00 464 Emery Royce " 9.00 465 Bud Brown " 9.00 J/ d F 466 0. Royce Services 9.00 467 Bud Thayer 6.50 468 Wilbur Shuee " 6.00 469 'f. 0. Watts " 3.00 470 Mtn.St. T. & T. Co. Phone and Tolle 21.60 471 Idaho Power Co. Power and Lights 44.30 472 Ha -Boone Co. Supplies 3180 473 Troy Laundry Co. Laundry 8.90 474 Butler Hdwe Co. Supplies 3.75 475 Greenlund's " 35.93 476 Clldwell 21. & H. Co. " 1.62 477 Miller Hdwe. Co. 6.25 478 J. Fred Rowland Salary and Dogs 143.00 479 Wm. F. Schnahel " 102.00 480 11. Alexander Co. 2 shirts 1.50 481 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 1.65 482 Home Cafe Meal Ticket 5.00 483 Caldwell Thews 100 Traffic Cards 3.00 484 Schreiber's City Dye Wks. Vest and Emblem 11.00 485 Earl Service Station Gasoline 5.84 486 Continental Oil 00. It 1.28 487 J. W. Cue Salary 50.00 488 Caldwell P1. & H. Co. Connecting Sewer Spurgin house 11.30 489 Dr. J. S. Meyer Recording Births and Deaths 11.75 490 Hugh N. Caldwell Salary 50.00 481 W. C. Ayer 50.00 492 Josephine Ramshaw " 100.00 493 City Clerk's Cash Rev. Fund Refund Stamps 30.09 494 Blakey Variety Store Muoelige 1.50 495 Caxton Printers Oabnet 12.25 496 M. S. T. & T. Co. Phone and connection 4.92 497 Rise Traasfer Co. Drayage 1:50 498 Caldwell Tribune Printing 21.00 499 Walter Griffiths 9r. Dabor 7.60 500 L. I4. Porter Salary 35.00 501 Mildred Thompson Typeing 2.50 502 Westsott -Allen 011 Co. Gasoline 70.74 TOTAL 1858.20 ROAD FUnD 022 L. 11. Porter Salary 75.00 323 Fred Rose " and Expenses 140.53 324 Tom Glenn " 90.00 325 W. H. Gainey " 90.00 326 Frank Rose 208 hre 104.00 327 Wilbur Shuee 208 " 104.00 328 Porter Glenn 208 " 104.00 329 H. H. Cheesbrough Assigned Account 29.20 330 City Clerk's Cash Rev. Fund Refund account 178.23 331 Canyon County 2 trucks 300.00 332 Jack Thorne Motor Co. Supplies 129.81 333 Butler Hdwe. Co. " 48.31 334 Miller Hdwe. Co. " 37.10 335 ICI. S. T. & T. Co. Tolls 2.35 336 Burnes Bro. Auto Co. Repairs 32.60 337 John Hollrich " and Goilare 26.65 338 J. F. Bales Team 175.00 339 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 36.40 340 A. G. Sims & Sons Supplies 72.40 341 Caldwell lAfg. Go. Stakes etc. 8.00 342 W. G. Gowden 2 pulleys 8.10 343 Weetbott -Allen Oil Go. Grease 21.48 344 Purkhiser Else. Shop Supplies 3.00 345 Boiae- Payette Lumber Co. Lumber 12 346 Caldwell Produce Co. Coal 6.50 347 Knapp Paint Shop Sign and Paint 4.90 348 Idaho Radiator Works Repairs 5.05 349 Tewell Motor Sup. Go. Supplies 24.54 350 Oaldwell Forwarding Co. " 11.50 351 A. W. Duncan Repairs 22.60 352 Baxter Foundry Co. IT 22.&0 353 M. M. McCoy Services 5.00 354 Idaho Power Co. Power 189.60 TOTAL 2121.35 WATER WORKS FUND 11 %8 C. L. Sloan Salary 100.00 159 L. M. Porter ". 76.00 160 Bryan Harding " 'end night calla 125.00 161 Chas: Rogers Labor 88.00 162 Swain Beaty Salary 50.00 163 Walter Griffiths Jr. Labor 16.00 164 City'Olerk's Cash Rev. Pund Refund 55.39 155 Miller Hdwe. Go. Hooke 166 Idaho Power Co. Power a4d Lights .20 799.80 167 Dawabn Transfer Cc Drayage 2.00 168 Caldwell PS. & H. Co. Supplies .80 169 Jack'Thorne Motor Co. " 14.10 170 Caldwell Mfg. Co. Meter Box Lids 10.80 171 Dcan'Mercentile Co. Uli .75 l72 Greenlunds Supplies 5.40 173 Crane Go. " 311.15 I] EM I'm 174 M. S. T. & T. Co. Phone and Tolle 2.70 175 Tewell motor supply Co. Supplies 15.96 TOTAL 1673.04 CEMETERY FORD 52 John Ross Salary 100.00 53 J. A. Lemmon 27 days . 86.40 54 Road Fund Sand and Gravel Road 173.00 55 A. W. Duncan Labor 1.25 56 Caldwell Mfg. Co. Stakes 6.25 57 Cupples Merc. Co. Supplies 12.00 TOTAL 378.90 PARK FUND 55 0. C. Gurwell Salary 100.00 56 Swain Beaty It 50.00 57 Road Fund Sand and Gravel on Streets 86.50 58 Greenland's Supplies .85 TOTAL 237.35 LIBRARY FUND 82 S. Olive Bees Salary, Lights and Phone 135.85 83 J. K. Smith .1 40.00 84 Houghton. Mefflin Co. Books 3.50 85 H. R. Huntting Co. Supplies 59.31 86 J. K. Gill Co. " 2.44 87 R. R. Bowker Co. " 2160 88 Democrat Pub. Co. " 14.27 89 Thos. Nelson & Sons " 5.00 90 Caxton Printers ^ 4.60 91 DeCunrut Sheet itetsl Wks. " 2.80 TOTAL 270.17 IRRIGATION FUND 149 L. M. Porter Salary 40.00 150 Miller Hdws. Co. Supplies 2.50 151 Jack Thorne Motor Co. " 2.40 152 Tewell Motor Supply Co. Tire and Tube 8.90 153 Walter Mansell 3 days 9.60 TOTAL 63.40 STREET LIGHTING FUND 6 Idaho Power Co. Street Lights 1145.40 1145.40 LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 5 29 Pershing, Nye, Tallmadge & Bostworth, Services 150.00 TOTAL. 150.00 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $8983.87. Bill No. 12, by Mumford entitled "AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE CREATION AND ESTABLISMUNT OF LOCAL STREET EUROVEWENT DISTRICT NO. 5, IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL: APPROVING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR SAID DISTRICT AS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK ON MARCH 7, 1927; AND ACCEPTED AND CONFIRMED BY THE COUNCIL ON APRIL 4, 1927; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENTS IN IN3TALLMSNTS OF THE COSTS AND EXPENSES OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN SAID DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUE OF IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE DISTRICT; ASSESSING THE COST OF THE SAID IMPROVEMENT AGAINST THE LOTS, BLOCKS AND PARCELS OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT CONTIGUOUS OR TRIBUTARY TO, FRONTING OR ABUTTING UPON SAID IMPROVEMENTS AND DESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION ANi) PAYMENT OF SAID ASSE33MENT.", was read the third time in full and placed on its fingl passage. On the question as put by the I Mayor, "Shall bill No. 12 pass "? the Clerk was instructed to call the roll with the following result. MS: DAVIS DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCOONNEL AND MUMFORD. NAYES: NONE. whereupon the Mayor declarid that Bill No. 12 had passed and now be8ome Ordinance No. 448, duly signed and approved same in open session of the Ocuncil, and di- rected the Clerk to make proper entry and have same published in the Caldwell Tribune the offioial newspaper for the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. �/O