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Home My WebLink About1942-03-02city council minutess result: Those voting in the effirraptive mere: Br^, 1,ol "�wman, Blunt, _rahser and I%Dannel,. No,;ativo: I ne. A Csent and not voting: ?'one. The ! %for declared tite motion had passed ud the rece:.sar•y three- fourths rnnjority and directed t' =c Clem to read :ill pro 10, the second time by title rnd tie t. ixd. ti!:+.c in full, section uy section. The Clerk mead i tihe 1111 as directed, _n, ^uestion t',en Lamb "Ohsll- ..111 No lq, rt"Ts1" The `n or direct,, the iaerk to Call the roll on the r'�ove question rhich rer Led as follows: Those voting in the affirmative rysnt, Drl:ar., Nev::nan, A . unt, Prasher and "cD7nnel. 1':eg- .five: Yone. Absent and not votinc,: Mane. Pheiai.on tl, .ayor ec7ar a 3i11 11 0 10, he_' r sse -1 and t?,e Yryor in open session of the Council duly si snd acpro:ed t "e will, and t'e Clui•l: duly si ecd tLasted tl osmc v:!�ich Lccnrre Ordinanca PTo. 588. The Vnyor ilirectecl Uit, Clerk to nloke proper entry of the same rn! to c�uoe:Ord]nance'To. 530, to L n;:,lished in the Cnllrell 1 '-s:s- Tri:.une, the official newspaper of the City of Cvl.c:•r•:nll, ldr'' Tv is e'ng +;he time set for the t','..rd rasp„^ of till Mo. 13, tT.^ ycr fIrected tl�e Clerk to re„d Bill 1' "o 13, Lt:e t':lyd tirLe in full aecti:;n o, secti•,n. The Clerk read the 1:111 as directed. T'ce question th;n L Ln6 • °1 nll 1;111 *lo 13, pass ?" The 'tryor direct- ed t-e Clerk to call the roll on the noove clucc ion :•notch resulted as follows: 11ose vot_n, in the affirmr,tivo were: uryant, JJakon, P!e•; +:,an, leant, krao`,er end. IcDennel. 11e6ative: None. Absent and rot vot. n�. "ine. _hereupon L "_ or declerod E111 Tio 13, had psssod snd tine `cyor in open I session of the Council duly si and approved Chc bill, and the CleL duly sitnsd and i sttestee °. the same which.Gecnme Ordinance ?To 58G. "he "' 70r directed Li Clerk to r3al:e proper entry of tha same a nd to cause Ordinance Aio. 586, to Le pullished in the Osldwell "=as- TriLune, t':e o "ficisl n•..tirspaper of the City: o_ Gnldrrcll., Idaho. Th6ro baing no furtlior 1,usiness to come before the 0:,incil it was :roved by Bryant ec�nded by Prosper .that Council adjo Yoti�)-i c.,vried. nyor. _z 2 - it;; Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, March 2nd., 1942, 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the pity Council met in the Council Room of the ty Hall, with the Mayor, H.E. McCluskey, presiding. on Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present. Thurlow Bryant,rWilbur ken, F, E, Newman, Floyd Blunt, E. E. Fresher, Absent; C. 0. McDennel. The Minutes of Feb. 2nd., were read and approved as read. Mr. Hovey met with the Mayor and Council and discussed the Milk Ordinance. Moved by Fresher,-seconded by Bryant that the Milk Ordinance be taken under ad- sement for thirty days. Motion carried. Mr. Medlin,manager of the Airport requested the City to place a night guard at 3 Airport. Moved by Blunt, seconded by Bryant thet a',night guard be placed at the Airpol't til the lat., of May. Motion carried. � _i i L (' L The following Resolution by Councilman Blunt was read. RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Clerk did pursuant to R of the City duly adopted January 19th., 1942, and on behalf of the City didexecute in writing consent to assignment of Airport Agreement by Mack S. Johnston to Jack W. Medlin and John'Medlin, and,' WHEREAS, the said Jack W. Medlin and John Medlin now desire to build an addition to the hangar on the Airport w?iich had heretofore been leased to Mack S. Johnstone and assigned by him as aforesaid, end, WHEREAS, the said Medline desire to pay allexpenses in connection with additions and _the construction thereof and retain title thereto and desire the right to removal of the same at the termination of said lease agreement, and, WHEREAS, the erection of said addition to said hangar under said conditions is to the advantage of the City of Caldwell, NOW,THF,REFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Caldwell on behalf of the City are hereby authorized to execute in writing the consent of the City to the erection of the additions to said hangar by the said Medlins and to provide that such additions be built at the expense of the Medlins, who are to retain title thereto with the right to remove some at the termination of the Airport Agreement between Mack S. Johnston and the City. Councilman Bryant, moved the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and Councilman Bgkan, seconded the Motion. It was unanimously voted upon. Thereupon the Mayor and City Clerk executed said consent at open meeting of the Council and the Clerk was directed to file a copy in the City records and to deliver a copy to the Medlins, The Bills for February were read and on motion by Bryant, seconded by Dakan 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. GENERAL FUND 2211 H. E. McCluskey Salary 50.00 2212. Thurlow Bryant " 25.00 2213. Wilbur Dakan " 25.00 2214. F. Newman " 25.00 2215 Floyd Blunt 25.00 2216 E.R.Frasher " 25.00 2217 C. 0. lVlcDannel " 25.00 2216. O.F..Fritts 150.00 2219. Ada " artenbower " 94.00 2220. Mountain , totes Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4.50 2221 Boone Book Store Supplies 1.25 2222, Moore Stationery 1' .65 2223. H.E. Parmenter Salary 140.00 2224 Luella Hartenbower Services 100.00 2225 Idaho PowermCo., Power 37.25 2226 Purkhiser Elec. Co., Supplies .30 2227 Lionel C. Krell Salary 155.00 222a Coy Collins " 145.00 2229 Pete Olesen 140.00 2230 Forrest Millender 135.00 2231 Waldo P„ddock 130.00 2232 Edward Smith Services 7.00 223$ Jack Gooch 4.50 2234 Benny Kimball 4.50 2235, Jim Davis 4.50 2236 Del R6yee " 4.50 2237 Max Maxwell " 4.50 2239 A.B.Burnett 2.00 2239 William Woods " 2.00 2240 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Supplies 12.24 2243 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 10.65 2242' Moore Stationery Supplies 2.10 2243 First Service 1.00 2244' Boise Payette Lbr. Co., .55 2245 Becker Hdw. Co., .54 1 Nos, Name. What for. Amount. 2246 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies .35 2247 C.S.Claussen Salary 140.00 2248 Ernie Mason 130.00 2249 Jack Thomas " 130.06 2250• O.V.Glenn " 130.00 2251 Wm M. Carlson " 110.00 2252' Emmett Giddings " 36.00 2253 Fred Cromwell,assig. Sandes's Style Shop Salary 25.00 2254 J. F. Cromwell 26.00 2255 Jim Merrill Services 1.35 2256 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & "Toll 9.50 2257 Garber Motor Co., Supplies 4.93 2258 Ellison Electric Service " 4.50 2259 Caldwell Auto Supply " 6.14 2260 Miller Hdw. Co., " 3,60 2261 Lodge Motor Co., 2.25 2262 Garber Motor Co., " 1.99 2263 Evens Motor Co., " 1.66 2264 Purkhiaer Elec. Co., " 1.50 2265 Caldwell Tent & Awning " 1.40 2266 E.C. Hickok Salaft 30.00 2267 The Caxton Printers Supplies 4.50 2268 Boons's Book Store " 1.75 2269 L. M. Porter Salary 200.00 2270 Bryan "arding " 135.00 2271; Bob Goldsmith Supplies .70 2272E S. Ben Dunlap Salary 75.00 2273 Idaho First Natl. Bank Rent 40.00 2274 Vinnis Dunn 4 Sat. Nights 2.00 2275 Caldwell News- Tribune Printing 95.69 2276 State Insurance Co., Insurance 69 2277 D. J. Winters ®y 12503 2278 2279 Westcatt Oil Co. Purkhiser Electric 5�Se1� p� 6 " 22.95 2280 Caldwell Auto Supply " 15.48 2281 Idaho Power Co. Power 10.00 2282 D. N. Nordling farts Supplies 9.75 2283 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., n 9.25 2284 Burns Chev. Co., 5.90 2285 D. Np;TFordling Parts " 3.75 2286 Falkl% Caldwell Store ° 2 2287 Mil,larHd*. Co., " .45 2288 RarryN 'Repsir Shop " .40 2289 Ralph or W. A. Hollingsowrth Reftt 30.00 2290 A. L. Murphy Rent 25.00 2291 E. V.Darling Supp&tes 11.34 2292 Graves Lunch " 1.70 2293 Idaho rower Co., Power 1.30 TOTAL GENERAL FUBD 3,854.73 ROAD FUnD 2294 S. P. Glnnn salary 135.00 2295 Earl Zeal " 130.00 2296 Ray Woolery 120.00 2297 James Evans " 110.00 2298 Bob Goldsmith Supplies 369.08 2299. Columbia Equipment " 40.11 2300 .'Bunting Tractor Co., " 31.62 2301. Olson Mfg. Co., 23.52 2302 Westcott Oil Co., 15.97 2303. Cooperative Oil Assoc. " 10.56 2504' Gerber Motor Co., " 10.42 2305. Caldwell Auto Supply " 9.23 2306. Burns Chev. Co., " 7.50 2397. Goodman 081 Co., " 4.86 2308 Ellison Electric Service " 3.95 2309 Bennett Machine & Wld. Works 3.66 2310. Falk's Caldwell Store ' -' 2.07 2311. M. Alexander " 1.35 2312 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 1.09 2313. Milliner Transfer .50 TOTAL ROAD FUND 1050.49 WATER FUND 2314. C. D.Crandall 2315 Lee Stone 2316. L. C.Barton 2317 . Heber Cole 2318. Claude Wortham 2319. Gerald Overlin 2320 • Warren P. Jones 2321 reorve Clark 2322 .Charles Stillwell 2323 Noel Nadeau 2324. Emmett Giddings 2325. Howard Ashcraft Salary 135.00 " 110.00 " 95.40 ° 93.75 Services 92.00 Salary 90.00 " 90.00 90.00 - 82.50 " 78.75 " 60.00 " 33.75 i i� i TOTAL WATER FUND LIBRARY FUND Salary Services if Supplies n n n n Salary n Salary V Rent & Toll Supplies n Power 1,597.45 125.00 50.00 40.00 270.16 31.71 14.90 5.00 4,00 132.45 18.50 691.72 135.00 73.80 45.45 4.05 979.02 52.72 50.93 43.70 42.30 19.90 10.53 8.70 a.40 8.02 4.65 4.65 4.60 3.60 .50 .17 1,500.69 110.00 88.00 198.00 135.00 110.00 2.00 1.81 1,50 ,85 251.16 2347 Nos, Name. What for, Amount, n 2326 - Bethene Wilkerson Salary 57 %00 Purkhiser Elea. Co., 2327- Hugh Marshall Services 38,76 2352 2328 -Guy Healy Salary 11.25 11 2329 Idaho Power Co., Power 243.71 The Oregon News 2330 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., Supplies 43.08 2331 Caldwell Concrete Pipe " IRRIGATION FUND 2332 - Purkhiser Else 27.30 2333 •Weetcott Oil Co., " 26.46 F_ 2334 • Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 23.87 17.45 L 2335 Boise Blue Print Co., Supplies 14,68 2336 2337 Bob Goldsmith - Fplk's Caldwell Store 13,30 2338 Crane Co., 7.16 2339 Botkin -Drug 5 , 94 5 9 4 2340 Miller Hdw. Co,, 2341 .S.E.Smith 3.20 2342. Bennett Machine & Wld Works 2.50 _ ( 2343 The Caxton Printers " 1.70 2344 Boone'a Book Store n .85 2345 Clerk's Cash R voly Fund n 2346 ,Caldwell Auto Supply " X41 .28 TOTAL WATER FUND LIBRARY FUND Salary Services if Supplies n n n n Salary n Salary V Rent & Toll Supplies n Power 1,597.45 125.00 50.00 40.00 270.16 31.71 14.90 5.00 4,00 132.45 18.50 691.72 135.00 73.80 45.45 4.05 979.02 52.72 50.93 43.70 42.30 19.90 10.53 8.70 a.40 8.02 4.65 4.65 4.60 3.60 .50 .17 1,500.69 110.00 88.00 198.00 135.00 110.00 2.00 1.81 1,50 ,85 251.16 2347 Mrs. Ids Ruby Salary 2348 - Flavilla C.blondell n 2349 A.E. ° astle n 2350 Purkhiser Elea. Co., Supplies 2351 Idaho Power Co., Power 2352 -Becker Hdw. Co., Supplies 2353 Gaylord Bros., Inc., 11 2364 Mountain States Tel & Tel- Rent & Toll 2365 The Oregon News Books 2356 The Junior Literary Guild n TOTAL LIBRARY FUND IRRIGATION FUND 2357 C. L. Bourland 2358 Guy Healy 2359 OacRP Hauman 2360 W. S. Shaver 2361 .Caldwell Concrete Pipe 2362 Boise Pauette Lbr Co 2363 Irrigators Lbr. 6 o., . 2364 Co- operatiite 011 Assoc. 2365 Rome Lbr, x Coal 2366 Campbell Imp. Co., 2367 Becker Hdw. 2368 k1ler Hdw. Co., 2369 Weatcott Oil Co., 2370 Purkhiser Elea. ?371 Caldwell News Tribune ?372 Fletcher Oil Co., ?373 Evans r otor Co., :374 Boone's Book Store ?375 Harry's Repair Shop ?376 Caldwell Auto Supply TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND SPRINKLING FUND 377 Del Soper 378 Am Gainey TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND CEMETERY FUND 379 Goo Hammar 380 Clifford Raymond 381 Mountain States Tel & Tel 382 Clerk's C Revolv. Fund 383 D.S. Crooks Machine Shop 1384 Idaho Power Co., TOTAL CEMl:TFRY FUND Nos., Name. What for. Amount, PARK FUND 2385 T..D. Finn Salary 99.00 2386 Sohn Gibson Services 2.25 2387 W. L. Landreth " 1.80 2388 J. A. narfoot & Co., " 29.50 2389 Ida Sales Inc Supplies 4.48 2390 ?urkbiser Elec Co., 1.85 2391 Wilson -Petry mere. " .30 2392 Moore Stationer .30 2393 Harry's Repair 4op " .20 n TOTAL PARR FUND 139.60 GOLF FUND 2394 F,. E. Olson Salary 75.00 2395 Sam Lamkin Salary 18.45 2396 v. N.Weeks & Sons Supplies 7.00 2397" Caldwell Auto Supply " 1.48 2398 Boine's Book Store " .95 TOTAL GOLF FUND 102.88 i NORTH PARK 2399 Ray Hammond Services 27.00 2400 W. L. L " 2.25 TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND $, 29.25 STREET LIGHTING FUND 2401 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 783.93 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 703.93 EMERGENCY FUND 2402 F. E. Newman Salary 41.80 TOTAL EMERGENCY FUND 41,00 CEMETERY SINKING FUND 26Q; Jacobsen Manuf. Co., Supplies 50.31 2404 Cooper Corp " Howard- 11.77 TOTAL CEMETERY SINKING FUND $ 62.08 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR FEBRUARY, L942, 10,303.78 The Mayor read the resignation of J. F. Cromwell as Polled Judge. Moved By Dakan, seconded by Bryant that this resignation be accepted. Motion carried, The Mayor appointed JOHN EWING, POLICE JUDGE. Moved by Fresher, seconded by Blunt that this appointment be confirmed. Motion carried. The Nayor informed the Council that this was the time set for the second reading of Bill No 14. It was moved by Newman, seconded by Fresher that the rules requiring that the reading of a 8111 on threeseperste days be suspended and that Bill No 1+4, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the i following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Fresher, Negative: None. Absent and not voting: McDannel. The Mayor declared the mot on had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clark to read Bill No 14, the aecond time by title and the third time in full, section by section, The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question then b eing "Shall Bill No 14, 'Doss?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Fresher. Negative. None. Absent and not voting: McDannel. , z .. Mayor. 61ty Clerk. COT'NCIL CF.AMBERS, - APRIL 6th., 1942, 8;00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.E. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Wilbur Dakan, F, B, Newman, Floyd Blunt, E.E. Fresher and C. 0, McDannal. The Minutes of March 6th., were read and approved as read. Mr. Graves representing the Federal Works Agency was present and discussed a long -range program with the Mayor and Council. Moved by Dakan, seconded by Newman that the City corporate with the Federal " Ifforks Agency and that the City Clerk and City Treasurer give their assistance in making a financial history of the City of Caldwell during the past ten years. Motion c ad. J Thereupon the Mayor d eclared Bill No 14, had passed end the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the some which tecama Ordinance No. 587. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No, 587, to be published In the Caldwell News - Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, The Clerk read Affidavit of Publication of Bill No 10, Ordinance No. 588. This being the time set for the opening of 'insurance bids the Mayor announced that the following bids had been filed with the Clerk as follows: United Pacific Mitchall- Graves Agency 1419.55 General Casualty Co., Walker Agency 2406.04 Hartford Accident & Indemnity Riner Agency (excluding Swimming Pool) 9k 1574.36 Saint Paul Indemnity Co., Canyon Abstract & Title (specimen policy handed in two days late) 1804.50 Maryland Casualty Co., Walker Agency $" 1684.21 A. I. Myers Agency (no specimen policy submitted) 2823.20 American Automobile Ins, Co., Emma Thompson Agency 1649.19 H.D. Hanna Agency (quotatton on rates, no bid or specimen policy included) A. 'N.Gipson j (submixt.eA no bid) W.F. Babcock (submitted no bid) Dille Agency (submitted no bid) These bids were referred to the Chairman of the Finance Committee for study. There being no further business to come before the 6 ouncil it was moved by Blunt, seconded by Fresher that Council adjourn. Motioncarried. , z .. Mayor. 61ty Clerk. COT'NCIL CF.AMBERS, - APRIL 6th., 1942, 8;00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.E. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Wilbur Dakan, F, B, Newman, Floyd Blunt, E.E. Fresher and C. 0, McDannal. The Minutes of March 6th., were read and approved as read. Mr. Graves representing the Federal Works Agency was present and discussed a long -range program with the Mayor and Council. Moved by Dakan, seconded by Newman that the City corporate with the Federal " Ifforks Agency and that the City Clerk and City Treasurer give their assistance in making a financial history of the City of Caldwell during the past ten years. Motion c ad. J