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Home My WebLink About1919-03-03city council minutes32'6 32 J Rif L11 COU"OrL CHAUBM, CITY 02 CAL1I�ELL, I1�A30. ;'L iluer 3rd. 1919. Giuneil met in regular session in the Council Chamber, biarci3 3rd. 1919, at 8;30 P. DI. witii.luayor Fred it Lilly presiding,, The roll being called,in addition to the Liayor the following Councilmen were found preseuL; Jos Dickens, Amos J hiller, i'rttz it hiller, Fred Uitchell, Chas Sanberg and ;J Grant ,lard. L I:IcCormiek appeared before th.. Boundil and presented a petition signed by residents of Blaine Z"eet asking that Maine Ltreat be included in the paving District, and upon motion Councilman .;ard and seconded by Councilman �,anbergsame was placed on file to be taken upz:ith other paving ordinances. LL— ii _ liurtt presented a pe�ition to the Council asking that the Council pass an ordinance I:ermitting the Picture Shows to open on Sunday, but in presenting same he asked that action be deferred far thepresent and that the voters be permitted to vote on the auestion at the nett City Eleotion. _he Zlayor called upon several Cotizens present for an expression, which seemed to practically unanimous in favor of leaving it to a vote of the people. ;l.ereupon Councilman Fred llitohell presented the following resolution; l'320LU'TIOII. By Councilman ititchell, A RE OLUTION P- WIlLIG FOR THi: UBPIISSIOII Or T lfcE "LTESTIOid OF OPENING ThM MOVIHG PICTURE alto iS ON _U .'DAY III THE CITY OF CALMFLL TO A WitECT VOTE OF THE 2.UAI+T2 ''D ELBCTOitS OF SAID CITY TO BE ?3"i'.L1) AT 1 ?E,IE 01' THE iLEGULAit CITY ELECTIOIdIPI APYIL,1919. BE IT tiSOI�'rED, by the iiayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; That at the general City election to be held in April 1919, there be submitted to the legally qualified electors of said City, the question whether the !loving Picture Theatros shall be permitted to be open and run and give entertain ments on Sunday. Form of Ballot to be as follows; SUNDAY PICTU.cL ,S'Ii01 S; YES. SUiIDi�Y PICTT c SHO;iS; Ido. Pawed by thy: Council this 3rd. day of Llarob191919— tX Q�� Attest. // C � -'r - �F -- - i;Isyor. Cleric. L. Dorman appeared before the Council and presented a petition of the Caldwell Band asking that a Band Iuastav b -� appoin�od in the place of Iur Fisk who had.left to':in, and on motion same was referred to the i.Iayor wi'Lhpower to act. ; Cy Deoker asked for a lease for that unused portion of theCeLietery Grounds lyla6 under Canyon Hill on the East to be used for a Fur Farm and on motion same was. referred to the Cemetery Committoetiilth power to act. ,ur I A Garrison complained of the condition of the roadin his neighbor- hood and same was referred to the Steeet Committee for investigation. The minutes of last regular and spacial meeting was read and on motion of Councilman hitohell same was approved. RM;OLUTIOII. By Dickens. BE IT :wSObVED BY THE !ILYOI; -L-TI) CITY COUlIcIL. of the City of Caldwell; That an emergency exists on a000unt of the 3088 by fire of the City 521 Sprinkler, and there is immediate necessity for the replacement thereof: That the purchase of a new sprinkler is hereby authorized, and the sum of Three thousand Dollars, the proceeds of the fire insurance policy, which co vered the sprinkler that was destroyed; and which is now in the hands of the City Treasurer be and is hereby appropriated as a cash payment on such new sprinkler so authorized to be purchased. Passed by the Council this Ord. day of March 1919. Approved by the Uayorthis 3rd, day of March 1919. � Attee � Kayo cityAler1c. Councilman Mitchell Chairman of the Committee on purchase of Street Spr lerreported that they had entered into contract ;iith the CJestoott Transfer Cc for a 3J� Ton 1000 gal Denby Truck and :;tudebaker Sprinkler at an agreed price of 07000.00 F 0 B Caldwell. Terms as follows: x•3000.00 on delivery and balance three equal annual Installments bearing7o interest. On motion of Councilman Amos Miller seconded by Couno ;ardthe report tree confirmed, and it was also decided to have Sprinklerpainted Red and tared City of Caldwell ITo 3 on either side. The following Bills were presented and on motion of Councilman Ward by Councilman Amos LIJIler• same were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the raspe funds for same: 11 HI 11 11 GE11 - MiAL F' tD. S &Iaxsy Salar `;100.00 Lelia Ackley ;salary 15.00 Curtis Hayden Salary 50.00 Idaho Power Cc Street Lights 354.15 Caldwell Tribune Printing Council proeoedings 16.06 Caldwell ISews Letter Heads 5.7:, Idaho Power Cc Light City Hall 26.66 Betkin Joy Disenfectant 2,65 Thomas R Cochrane Salary 20.00 0 H Sovereign Salary 100.00 u E :ioodoock Services Fire Dep 7.50 Thomas R Cochrane Sala 70.00 J H Hicks Services Fire Dop 4.00 C E Gardner do 5.00 Glen .7 Wright Overtime 1.50 C B -�ythers Assigned time Fire Dep 6.50 J E Euetaee Feb Services Pire Dep 7.50 Ward Daggett do 4.00 C B n'y thers do 21.00 0 Royce do 9.00 D :i Sovereign de 4.00 H G 'Windsor Lunch Fire Dep 2.15. J R Honnold Electrical work 8.00 A G Loug Fire apparatus 71.35 7 C 11axey Freight 1.77 Peckham case Co Curtain Rods 3.00 Caldwell Lbr Cc Kent Hose Cart 1.00 Botkin Joy Drafting Cloth 10.40 Continental 011 Co Gasoline 27.50 D J Rice Drayage .25 Troy Laundry Laundry 1.05 Idaho Poser Cc Heat City Hall 6.16 Ut States Tel L'o Phone Rentals 5.80 Helen M Sovereign Salary and postage 25.50 J A Baker Salary and killing dogs lo2.00 Thomas Dryden "alary 80.00 Botkin Joy Drugs Caldwell See and sold Stg. Co Coal 18.95 Ackley Bros : dace 5,28 Ackley Bros SSdse 3.80 Oakes Bros udse 2.00 Matt ':entz LIM fo poor 4.00 J :, Crouse Assisting Engineer 7.50 F L Lockwood Office •:ork 65.00 Fred R Lilly 5alar Jos Dickens Salary 8,50 Amos .i Pdiller 2alary 5.50 :. Millet Salary 5.50 11 HI 11 11 322 Fred Liitohell Salary ' S.50 Chas Sanberg Salary 5.56 1St States Tel Co Phone Call .30 Ida Goway -alary 50.00 Id- Gowey Back salary 60.00 Dr: T D Farrer Salary 50.00 I B 111 To al 148.5. 69 J ';! Ross Salar y C S DeLong Salary 24.50 A " Duncan Blaakamithin 1.26 Total oo. Bill 110 29 by kitchell entitled: Aid ORDINA11CL uCATI3dG CERTAIN 5TREDTS IId TH CITY OF CALD ";ELL. was read the second time. PAVING ORDIiwiuL 322 Bill ido 30 by Dickens, entitled, AN ORDINANCE DECLARIiiG THE I17TIMTI013OF THE CITE OF CALD.fELL. IDAHO, TO CiiEATE AlID ESTABLIS$ LOCAL S'TRE1;T L P OZr 11ESdT DIST_.IC'T 110. 2 Oi` 273E CITY OF CALD,'i7;LL, IDAHO. FOR THE PU =j203E OF CONSTE.UCT.MG SUITABLE 2A1rr:TsaL12. MiB3 , A11D GUTTy?t?ETUEE IN: 'TATZIG THE STP.EETS AND ALLEYS UPON i7HICE SAID n0RO - q' MNT IS TO BE 1.1ADE POI , A TD THE POINTS BBTo�r.EI1 "dHICH SAID IiP:tO'J1iLt%'LT IS TO B; ] ADE.THE GEITEHAL CHs E CTE:t OF ,'AID PROPOSED - UiPROVB=' ITS, AND THE ESTUL611 -D COST OF THE SAln AND THAT SUCH COST, EXCEPT THE COST OF SUCH II.L:'ROVIaL1TT8 li? THE SPACE FOiCaED BY 2118 JU1dcTION OF 1'r0 Oct LOR S TREETS, 0r'. 1 11HEitEIN 0 LALI ST:tE T TEi 111TATES ISd OR Ci2OSSEO AidOTHEii d TH d STREET, G INST Ti E 21i'72s;;aTYOAgUTTI S TREE T Fj L) IG CO11TIGUOUSS0;j TIjIBU'ZAVtY S I INCLUDED Id E ASSLSMIENT DILIHICT HEREIN IL4E ki:OVIDZL ) 011JUCH STi2EE'TS TO BE DSPitOVE AND H; FIXING THE T .7ITHIj tVHICH P7ZOTES'1'S AGAINST SAID PROPOSED IIJef.j1 FILED IN THE OFFIC- OF 1 1PROV D, BE !HZ CITY CL4, -,K- DECLARTI'JG T� IIdT SNTION OF THE iaAYOp AND y Y ISSUIif IPIy 2ROVIDE BONDS 0 TD ICT, it1 2EALIB ALL p DINAU0ES, RESOLUTIONS ANDORDERS, 0_: ZL1 T5 THE- 111 CONFLICT HrI" .7ITH; Ai[D DDCLT (IjdQ_. i; Z"jGENCY_ 1201,D D D Campbell Salary a♦Id toara hire 165.00 Henry Rogers Salary 90.00 Charles Black do 90.00 James Shewey do 90.00 Cal Ward do 90.A0 Tom Glenn Labor 7.50 A Bodenhamer Labor 37.50 Ernest Cloudy Labor 2.50 E L Douglas Team .ork 14.24 Olaf Dolain Salary 90.00 L A Garrison Jr Team ;orl_ 3.75 Lira Ella Gartin Barn .:ert t mo..ths 40.00 Caldwell Lbr Co Lumber 7.30 B P Bennett Horse shoeing 21.00 L Harding Pipe 5.50 'id 3 Guerin Hay 51.26 Idaho Power Co Light Barn. ,6G A '. D.Licaa 31ao.:s:4ithing 4.90 Fred Goatte d0 17. %0 J H Soro Hauling Dirt 57.00 E Vining Lights 2.60 E Vining do 1.80 Jos Dickens Cash Mdvanced for __orsa Collars 6.75 To al 916.60 :A^1En 4Unlfa DEP. Swain Beaty Salary and a-q ress 127.71 Herb ,ilaon Salary 90.00 C D Crandall Labor 3.50 19 ncormick Labor 71.75 0 '= Maxey Salary 50.00 E Vining Electrical "Works 74.77 Oakes Bros 1Sdse 7.25 E Vining Thawing Pi•.aa 35.30 Idaho Power Cc Power old City -eump 144.42 Idaho Power co Power new City Pump 160.05 The continental 011 Co Gasoline 27.50 The Ludlow Valve Co Gate Valve 5.50 The Ludlow Valve Co Hydi'a.nt 11.50 Idaho Implement Cc Pa ®king 3.25 C L Idleman Auto repairs 19.95 A Duncan Blaoksmithi .40 Total 832.85 CEL'ETZ.iY DL't �itTii , f :e J ';! Ross Salar y C S DeLong Salary 24.50 A " Duncan Blaakamithin 1.26 Total oo. Bill 110 29 by kitchell entitled: Aid ORDINA11CL uCATI3dG CERTAIN 5TREDTS IId TH CITY OF CALD ";ELL. was read the second time. PAVING ORDIiwiuL 322 Bill ido 30 by Dickens, entitled, AN ORDINANCE DECLARIiiG THE I17TIMTI013OF THE CITE OF CALD.fELL. IDAHO, TO CiiEATE AlID ESTABLIS$ LOCAL S'TRE1;T L P OZr 11ESdT DIST_.IC'T 110. 2 Oi` 273E CITY OF CALD,'i7;LL, IDAHO. FOR THE PU =j203E OF CONSTE.UCT.MG SUITABLE 2A1rr:TsaL12. MiB3 , A11D GUTTy?t?ETUEE IN: 'TATZIG THE STP.EETS AND ALLEYS UPON i7HICE SAID n0RO - q' MNT IS TO BE 1.1ADE POI , A TD THE POINTS BBTo�r.EI1 "dHICH SAID IiP:tO'J1iLt%'LT IS TO B; ] ADE.THE GEITEHAL CHs E CTE:t OF ,'AID PROPOSED - UiPROVB=' ITS, AND THE ESTUL611 -D COST OF THE SAln AND THAT SUCH COST, EXCEPT THE COST OF SUCH II.L:'ROVIaL1TT8 li? THE SPACE FOiCaED BY 2118 JU1dcTION OF 1'r0 Oct LOR S TREETS, 0r'. 1 11HEitEIN 0 LALI ST:tE T TEi 111TATES ISd OR Ci2OSSEO AidOTHEii d TH d STREET, G INST Ti E 21i'72s;;aTYOAgUTTI S TREE T Fj L) IG CO11TIGUOUSS0;j TIjIBU'ZAVtY S I INCLUDED Id E ASSLSMIENT DILIHICT HEREIN IL4E ki:OVIDZL ) 011JUCH STi2EE'TS TO BE DSPitOVE AND H; FIXING THE T .7ITHIj tVHICH P7ZOTES'1'S AGAINST SAID PROPOSED IIJef.j1 FILED IN THE OFFIC- OF 1 1PROV D, BE !HZ CITY CL4, -,K- DECLARTI'JG T� IIdT SNTION OF THE iaAYOp AND y Y ISSUIif IPIy 2ROVIDE BONDS 0 TD ICT, it1 2EALIB ALL p DINAU0ES, RESOLUTIONS ANDORDERS, 0_: ZL1 T5 THE- 111 CONFLICT HrI" .7ITH; Ai[D DDCLT (IjdQ_. i; Z"jGENCY_ 323 Was read for the first time In full. A motion was made by Councilman hard seconded by Councilman Amos Miller that the rules be suspended and that t7:o reading on thresseperate days be dispensed with and that Bill 110. 30 be read the second tmme by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted; Ayes- Jos Diokens,Amos J Miller, Fritz R 11111erm Fred Mitchell, Chas Sanberg a4d IN Grant ,Yard, 6 Nayes and absent none. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried. Bill ido 30 was read the second time by title, the third time in full and placed on its final passage. On the question shallBill No 30 pass? the roll being called the vote resulted; Ayes- Joe Dickens, Amos J Millerm Fritz R Miller, Fred Mitchell, Chas Sanberg ang 7d Grant Ward. G Ilayea and absent none. The Mayor declared Bill Ido 30 passed and so became Ordinance ITo. 309 BILL NO 31 BY- DIO=os, entitled AN oRDIIIJUICE DECLARING THE IITTISHTIOII OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL; IIAO; TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL STREET ILIPROVE=IT DISTRICT Ido?. 3 OF THE CITY OF CALV,7ELL, IDAHO, FOR THE PUR20U OF CONS'RUOTING SUITABLE PAVtIMiT, CURBS AND GUTTER THEKEIN; ST2T11IG THE STREETS AidD ALLEYS UPOid l7HICH ::AID 111PRO IS TO BE FADE, AND THE POIiITS BET)IEEU WHICH SAID MP ROVE= IT IS TO BE MADE, THE GEN ENAT , CHARACTE OF SAID PROPOSED Ed2ROVEWIEIdTS. AND TB:, ESTILIATED COST OF THE SAIZE; AND THAT SUCH COST, EXCEPT THE COS+i OF SUCH IiL'ROV=- ITS III TIM- SPACE FORLIEB BY THE JUNCTION OF TWO OR MORE STREETS, 0" IFHEHZX ONE 2AIiT STREET TERIdINATES IN OR CROSSES ANOTHER MAIN STREET, AND ALSO ALL STIIEET CROSSINGS AIID Cii0SS6TALXS, IS TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROPERTY ABUTT- ING, FRO1TTIRG,- CONTIGUOUL ORi TRIBUTARY (AND IiTCLUDED III THE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT BEi EI1T PROVIDED) OF SUCH STREETS TO BE 111PROV'ED; AITD FLXI14G THE TIIJ-1 1 6VITHIU WHICH PROTESTS AGAINST SAID PROPOSED IM2ROVELIE.1i" MAY BE FILED III THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK; DECLARIITG 'r'HE UI'TSITTIOIT OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUITCIL TO PiiaVIDE FOR T1IE PAYMENT OF THE COST_ -AI,TD EYiEIISE OF SUCH IISPiiOVE,MXTS BY .. ISSUING I1[PROVK1EI4T BONDS OF TH F. DISTRICT; RF2EALING ALL ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIOIIS AND ORDERS, OR PARTS THEREOF IN CO11FL HEREWITH; A!11. DECLARIITG AIT EiuIE RGENCY. was read for the first time in full. A motion was made by Councilman Ward seconded by Councilman Amos J Miller that the rules be suspended and that the reading on three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill. No 31 be read the second time by title the third time in full and pb on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes- Jos Dickens, Amos J 1,1iller, Fritz ii Miller, Fred Iditchell, Chas Sanberg and ' Grant ;lard. 6 Idayas and absent none. Tho Llayo'r thereupon declared the motion carroed Bill He 31 was read the second time by title the third time in full and plan on its final passage. On the question, shall Bill TTo 31 pass? the roll being called the vote resultad; Ayes- Joe Dickens, Amos J Mmllerm Fritz ii Millerm Fred 11itchell, Chas 3anberg and Brant Ward. G 7ayes and absent none. The Mayor deolarc;d Bill Ido. 31 passed and so became Ordinance Ito? 310 Moved by Councilman - lord seconded by Councilman Dickens that the Council adjourn till iVednesday evening 11arch Gth. 1919. carried. lda r of the Ci y of Caldwell Attest. C y Cleri. 0 d 5 ME