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Home My WebLink About1926-03-01city council minutesCOUNCIL CI3&MBERS,MARCH IST, 1926. The Council met inw regular session March let, 1926 at 8 P.M. in the Cotr all, Chambers with Mayoz Maley, preeding, and Councilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, Mamf ord, McConnel, and Wheeler, resent. G.S. sad madeapplication for Pool Hall License, his place of business being the one foomerly run by . W.B of road Range 3 J.B on the Ci It wa to look u same done H.H.H 18 "Tile t I �I a I I' I' ! a age water motion of J. H. necessary of the Ci referred It was Contracto It was themselve within tb March 3rd It wa be allows A6 N0. 446 447 648 449 460 451 452 453 454 655 466 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 saw & son. loon appeared before the Mayor and Council requesting the repair of about an 1/8 mile Canyon Hill, located on the r'ast Zine of the WSB Section 15 North of Township 4, t of the Boise �eridian. This request was granted. m minutes of the meetings hold in February were read and approNe d. owen, P.M. explained to the Mayor and Council that if any improvement were to be made Mail Delivery, that the streets would have to be marked and the houses numbered. voted on motion of MaConnel, seconded by Wheeler, that the City Engineer be directed al; places within any Sewer Diettict, that were not pr perly connected, and order the Vman, representing the College of Idaho, requested the furnishing of about 50 feet of arose Ash St. at about the place where Fillmors St intersects Ash St., so that the eeep- sbove the College Bowl could be dralled through the letters drain. It was voted on Nheele r, seconded by Conley, that the same be granted. ltizer a „peared before the Council and related that if the City would furnsih the water pipe to the City limits near the I.O.O.F.Home, then he and other parties, outside 7 limits wculd lay the pipe, so that they could obtain the City tenter. This matter was o Conley and Porter for investigation and discussion with the I.O.O.F.H Board. voted on motion of McConnel, second-d by Kimbrough, that vvatet be given to Cement a at a minimum rate. voted on motion of ldumford, seconded by Kimbrough, that the Mayor and Counoll constitute a committee of the whole with power to act, when the bids for the 3.3 miles of paving City of Caldwell, are opened by the Commissioner of Public Works atrBoiee ,Idaho on voted on motion Of McConnel, seconded by Wheller, that the following bills as approved and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds as follows: GENERAL$ FUND TO WHOM DRAWN FOR WHAT AMOUNT Dr. C.M.Kaley Salary 5.00 J.G.Conley' Dr. E.E.Dutton W.T.Kimbrough F.D.Mumford Fjiad H. MoConnel Earl A.Wheeler S.Earle Boyes, W.C.Dyer B.E.Calkine `'4Co. D.Y SHUe9 ' Coy Collins H.C.Gillette Doyle Fender Lionel C. Krall Fred Ross O.Royce E.Royce Coy Collins W.0. e Goo. Randolph Bruce Woods Louis Krall S.R.Whitti'er Idaho Power Co. M.S.T. &T. 00. Idaho Junk House rmon Drug Co. M1 r Hdw.CO. Evans_ it Shop Troy Lautdry Weetcott Sales Co. . alary & Expense Supplies Salary & 8 dogs 6 hours Salary & Expense Salary Services Fire Services- Power Phone Bale of "age Merchandise Hardware Wrenches Launs ry Hi -Teat Gas 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 72.68 90.00 6.48 148.00 2.40 166.00 110.00 110.00 16.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 15.75 10.45 8.50 5.76 7.00 4.75 6.65 4.20 r J H11 son "th 478 Greenlunds Motbr Ether 1.60 Salary & 'IlPense 105.01 479 U.L. And re s alary Wrenches 2.86 S.Earle Boyes Aalary & °reight 480 Caldwell Pblg. Co. Supplies 2.78 196 Frank Hartkopf- 481 Ed Campbell 197 2 days with team 10.00 330.75 196 482 Claude Worsham 172.77 2 days 8.00 Tees 18.30 483 484 Omar hejor Idaho Power Co. Dieter xep3ire 2 days Lights, City Hall 8.00 27.65 Concrete Pipe Op. 8 meter '?oxes 485 Caldwell D ews Bryon Jaokeon IVZp Co. U ounoil r rooeedings 11.20 203 Standard Oil Co. 486 Manager, State Insurance Find Premium 276.36 1.86 205 487 Westaott Salee Co. Gasoline 171.75 Hardware 1.50 488 M.H.EnstBce Blacksmithing Salary 50.00 - Greenlunds TIN Ribbons 489 Dr.M.M.Mcooy M.S.T. &.T.CO. TOTAL 50.00 5 490 W.C.Dyer 33 TOTAL1 Salary 100.00 34 W. H. Guerin 6 hours 2.40 ROAD FUND TOTAL $525.20 79 Lee Beck 9ffi=ff82Y FUND Dalary 100.00 J.W.Rose slary 80 Tom Glenn J.A.Lemmon 24 days 84.20 51 Galligher Machinery Co. 81 Gaines Bow 62 24 " 76.80 5.00 63 82 Coy Collins 5.75 24 days 76.80 Nipples • 83 S.Greenfield Oil TOTAL 10 days with team 48.00 84 Doyle Fender 6 days 16.00 85 Gem State Lbr. Co. Cement 107.90 86 U.L.Andre erchandise 1.80 87 Westcott Sales Co. ,18.70 Be A.W.Duncan Blacksmithing 15.25 89 Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe 4.74 90 Miller Hdw.Co. Hardware 9.60 TOTAL H11 son "th WATER WORKS FUND 192 L.M.Porter Salary & 'IlPense 105.01 193 Lee R. Clemons s alary 115.00 1U4 S.Earle Boyes Aalary & °reight 121.83 195 Bryan Harding Labor 7 196 Frank Hartkopf- Salary, Phtne, & Lights 72.40 197 Idaho Power Co. Power 330.75 196 Crane Co. Pipe 172.77 199 Geo.H.Snell Tees 18.30 200 Neptune Meter Co. Dieter xep3ire 39.44 201 Concrete Pipe Op. 8 meter '?oxes 22.00 202 Bryon Jaokeon IVZp Co. Pump Repairs 14.28 203 Standard Oil Co. 011 4.30 204 Thorne PTotor Co. Ford Repairs 1.86 205 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Phone 5.65 4.50 206 Miller Hdw. Co. Hardware 1.50 207 A.W.Dunaan Blacksmithing 208 - Greenlunds TIN Ribbons 2.30 141 M.S.T. &.T.CO. TOTAL 3.50 PATE FUND 33 Wm. Bischoff Salary 100.00 34 W. H. Guerin 6 hours 2.40 TOTAL $525.20 LOCAL ImPROVELMNT DISTRICT NO. TWO 9ffi=ff82Y FUND 2 59 J.W.Rose slary 100.CID 660 J.A.Lemmon X54 days 459.20 51 Galligher Machinery Co. Pipe 368.00 62 Cupplas CQ. Dynamite 5.00 63 Caldwell ribune 1000 Notices 5.75 64 Caldwell tbg. Co. Nipples • 65 Miller Hdw. Co. Oil TOTAL 75 z9. 6 H11 son "th SPRINI'LING FUND 78 Fred Roes Balary 135.00 79 U.L.Andre Bolts 1.48 TOTAL 3I36.46 TIBRARY FUND 85 S.O Be.. Salary, Phtne, & Lights 118.15 86 J.- V' Janitor 35.00 87 R.R. Hat ing Co. Mending Material 3.12 88 American Library Assn Books 1.13 89 Caxtons Supplies 1.84 90 Public Libraries Subscription 3.00 91 Democrat Printing Co. Supplies 6 $_ TOTAL BOND AND INTEREST FUND 2 First National Bank Ex. on Coupons 10.47 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUJO 140 L.M.Porter. Salary 90.00 141 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Change of Phone 3.50 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING F`TND 10 Idaho Power Co. Street Lightt 525.20 . TOTAL $525.20 LOCAL ImPROVELMNT DISTRICT NO. TWO 2 First national Bank Ex. on Coupons 4 TOTAL LOCAL Ii�TROVMIENT DISTRICT NO. THREE I First National Bank Ex. on Coupons 3.74 3.74 TOTAL H11 son "th i LOCAL I1:1ROVEMBNT DISTRICT 110. FOUR 3 First National Bank Ex. on Coupons 1.01 TOTALrb� SEWER DIS'ERICT ITO. SEVEN 2 First National Bank Ex,on Coupons 1.96 TOTAL OT79r SEWER DISTRICT NO. NINE 2 irst national Bank Exchange on Coupons 4.18 TOTAL R".1 SEWER LATERAL BISTRICT NO.IO 2 First National - oak Exchange on coupons 00.94' TOTAL =794 The grand total of all warrants drawn amoui2ts to $4754.65. t wee voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by 1 r4heeler, that the Cou cil adjourn to Wednesday arch Ord at 8 P.M. 01TY CLERK APPROVES MAYOR / COTNCIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 8TH, 1926. The Cou oil metin regular session, pursuant to adjournment st 8 P.M. March 5b6, 1926 with Mayor - a2gy,presiding, Councilmen Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough,ldumford, McConnel, and Wheeler, pre- sent. A motion was made by Conley, seconded Mumford, that the report of the Committee of the 'Nhole i n which is as follows to -wit : Boise, Idaho, March 3rd, 1926 4P.M., House of Repreeentatives Chambers, oll osll being taken showed the following present: Mayor, Kal ey;Couneilmen, Conley, ]Xtton, 7 KInbroug,i, Ilumford, MoConnel, and Wbbeler. A motion was made by Mumford, seconded by Dutton, that the Council furor the bid of Olaf "elsons for Portland Cement Conorete.The Mayor caused the roll to be called on the same, resulting as follows: AtBB;CO , DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MUMFORD, AND WHEELER, NAYES: MCC D013L. I ' ABSENT- N 3. It was then voted on motion of Conley, seconded by Dutton, that the Committee of the whole djourn,, be accepted and approved. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the same resul ing as follows: AYES: COV13Y, DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MUMFORD, 11CCOHNEL,AND 71HMnWR. NAYES AND BMT: NONE. In the enseal discussion following the same Resolution No. 16 was presented: WHEREAS At the opening of bids for the 3.3 miles of paving within the City of Caldwell, being a Federal All project, the sward was made to the lowest bidder and on bithulitie construction„ and, WHEREAS the Council of the City of Caldwell, by majority vote, expressed a preference for the lowest bid on Portland Cement Concrete construction to the P% bb3e Commissioner of Public Worke,prev& I sous to th announcement of the asard, NOW TH PORE, B It resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, that this City refuse to onour in the award made by the Commissioner of Public Works on that date, and that all bids be rejected. Et motion •waa made by Mumford, seconded by ?- heeler, that Resolution No. 16 be adopted. Tie Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result: AYES: CONL , DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MU120RD,AND WHEELER. NAYES: MCC NNEL, ABSENT: NOTE. So the Mayor declared the motion had carried, and Resolution No. 16 adopted. Reso ution No.13 was presented as follows to -Rit: i WEE AS,it is the intention of the Commissioner of Public works of the State of Idaho, to