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Home My WebLink About1941-03-03city council minutesZ2 1 COLRdCIL C:TAI'@ERS, MARCH 3, 1941. 8.00 P, The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the ty Hall, with the P:'ayor, Edger L. Oakes, presiding. On Roll Call the follo°:7ing Councilmen answered present; W.E. Babcock, C. 0. Me- nnel, Oscar Stengel, and M.S.Sandmeyer. Absent. '&',B. Handford and G. 79. Fenrich. The Minutes of February 3rd., and 17th. were road and approved as read. Mr.BCE. Y.uhns appeared before the Mayor and Council and requested that the Irving rest Sewer Line be extended to his property. The Mayor informed Mr. Kuhns that the Council would take this under advisement. The Ma or informed the Council that t' was the time set for opening bids for he Flett Insurnnce. Two bids were received which were opened and read as follows; Walker Agency, Fted Mitchell Agency, These bids viere referred to the Finance Committee with power to a ct. The Bills for February wcxe read and on motion by Babcock, seconded by Stengel that these Sills be allowed and Warrant& be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had boon approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GE??^RAL FUND Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 2563 Edgar L. Oakes Salary ,8;00 2564 W.E.nabcock " '"5.50 2565 Oscar Stengel 5.50 2566 W. B. Handford ° 5.50 2567 G. .T^,Fenricr " 5,56 2668 M.S.Sandmeyer rr 5.50 2569 O.E.Fritts " 50.00 2670 H.E. Parmenter If 50.00 2571 Ada I. Hartenbower If 80.00 2672 M.States Tel & Tel Rent F. Toll 4/50 2573 The Caxton Printers Supplies 2.00 2574 Moore Stationers of .65 2875 H.E. Parmenter Salary 90.00 2676 Shorb Printing Supplies 16.90 2877 Idaho Power Co., Power 49.55 2678 Lionel C. Iirall Salary 155.00 2679 Coy Collins it 135.00 2660 Pete Olesen carding it 2681 Bryan ^ 125.00 2682 Forrest I.Tillonder " 120.00 2583 Harry Spencer, assig. C.C. Anderson Services 5.00 2584 O.Del Royce 2585 Ed Smith 4.50 2586 Waldo Paddock " 4.50 2587 ICennith Moore " 4.50 2588 T. ax flax ell " 4 °50C 2589 A.B.Burnett 4.50 2590 Gus Y.nudson, Assig L. C. Srall 11 4.50 2591 Clark's Cash R volt' Fund ^ 3.50 2592 M.States Tel &'Tel Rent "g; Toll 10.50 8.00 2593 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Supplies 5 2594 Miller Hd7.Co.,„ 2595 d.C.Anderson Co., 4-50 2596 First Service 2597 Bec 3cer Hdw. Hdw. 1.00 2598 John 7011rich n .75 2599 H.E. Felton Sala .60 2600 Ernie ', "ason ?'y 120.00 2601 Jack Thomas 120.00 2692 2603 C.S.Claussen O.V.Glenn " " 120.00 2604 John Nelson " 110.00 2605 Ben Terns Services 25.00 10,00 2606 2607 Bethene Wilkerson S.G. Adams Co., " Supplies 10.00 16.35 2608 E4.States Tel tel Rent & Toll 10.90 2609 Blake & Picicett Supplies 6.91 2610 S.D. Simpson, M,D. Servides 5.00 2611 Becker Iidw. Co., "^ 2612 Lodge motor Co., Supplies 3.00 2.80 2613 Falk Department Store " 2614 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 2.16 2615 Purkhiser Elee Co ., " 1.80 2616 Greenlund Drug If 1.50 1.50 7 h '3 5 f L I L�! !YEA. IV $me. ?chat for, 2617 Anderson -Vason Buick Co., AmoutSt. 2616 Earryts Repair Shop Supplies 11 1.25 2619 E. C. Hickok Salaxg .75 2620 Ida o Bluapring 20.00 2621 F,yf. Jervis Supplies 1.50 2622 ?oone's Boolr Store Salary 75.00 2623 Idn',o First Vatl Sank Supplies 2.95 2624 Pr ^. Vinnie Dunn 4 Rent sat, nights 40.00 2625 Idaho Gas �. oil Gasoline 1.00 2626 State Insurance Fund 405.82 2627 C.D.Rush Insurance 855,68 2628 ^rA? r5 r ,. SaIrry 50.00 2629 Ernest Earl 43,75 2630 W6stcott Oil Co., Supplies 120.00 2631 Olson Ufg.Co,,., pp " 88.00 2632 Goodman 011 „ 57.24 2633 Milliner Transfer " 30. 04 2634 Caldwell Auto Supply 22.40 2635 D. P% P?ordling arts 19;177 2635 Idr1,o Power Co., Power 13.97 2637 Boise Payette Lbr.Co., Supplies 10,00 2638 Vassar Prodnce 7.25 2639 I.E.Goldsmith If 7.02 2640 The 6a%vtooth Co., If 6.76 2641 Becker ildw. " 2642 Richfield o6l " 3.00 2643 .".iller -Chi. r. 1.63 2644 Clerk's Cas' R volt' Supplies 1.10 2645 Campbell Irp. Co., n 2646 Harry's Repair Shop .30 25 2647 Ggmb!le Store Autfi., 2648 Garber Auotor Co., " .16 2649 Falph cm 19.h. IIoll_ingsworth Rent .1 30,00 2650 Scottyls Lunch Meels 24.20 TOTAL GE17RAL FU1M 3,774.97 ROAD F7ATD 2651 S. P Glenn Salary 125.00 2652 Ray fFdoolery 120.00 2653 Earl Zeal " 11000 2654 Fred Zeal " 100. 2655 D. J, Ylinters 100.00 2656 71. Fi. Glenn " 100.00 2657 Hugh Brock Services 72.00 2650 Wilbur Shuee " 60.00 2659 Prod McConnel Salary 43.75 2660 77. A. Paddock Services 36.00 2661 Eugene G tlin, Assig. Hay -Boone " 35.20 2662 James R.'Evana- " ?..0.80 2663 Harold Badley " 14.40 2664 Everett Evans " 11.20 2665 Bethene ` Ilke 10.00 2666 Columbia Rqui.pment Supplies 170.86 2667 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., "" 82.70 2668 Feennug'-ty °'aohinery Co., " 63.06 2669 Testcott Oil Co., " 41,19 2670 Caldwell Auto Supply " 30.34 2671 I.E.Goldsmith " 21.23 2672 Ca-ber "otor Co., " 1967 2673 Bennett ??acbine F. 1°'elding " 18,.44 2674 Fardy Bros " 14.95 2675 noise Imp. Co., 13.26 2676 bTamp 1!lotor mrucl Sales " - 8.06 2677 Western Auto Supply 7.88 2678 ! l ller Fdrr, Co„ " C.65 2679 Harry's Repair Shop " 5.5C 2680 ^amble Store 3,95 2681 Caldwell 1 .1fF. Co., " 3.60 2682 John 7?ollrich " 3.15 2683 necl:er :'dn. " 2.45 2684 IrriEator's Lbr. Co., ° 2.37 2685 Boise Payette Lbr. " 2.00 2686 FIllson electric " 1.55 2697 runice ?SUFee " 1.50 2688 Western 7nion " 60 2609 7: ?illiner Transfer Co., " .50 1 0 - AL 710AD FUND ? 1,483.83 i ?7IAT1T i iTND 2690 nick - 'eatty Salary 125.00 2691 Cy Crandall 11 110.00 2692 O.E.rritts " 100.00 2693 Jim +,' - tl:ins " 100.00 2694 Fred 1.1cConnel " 43.75 2695 Eu = ea.tlin,- sig. Floyd gout ::ard Services 43.20 L I r I'os. llase. ",'hat for. Amount, 2696 '9llbur Shues Services 42.00 2697 Assigned Orders, Cit;; clerk " 59,60 2698 Bethene Wilkerson 27.00 2699 Claude Lappin 26.00 2700 Art Itepler 25,60 2701 DaSh Marshall 25.60 2702 T.A. Paddock " 25.00 2703 Barry Spencer 16,00 2704 Buck Selders " 11.20 2705 I,el {vlebster, assig. City Clerk " 8.80 2706 Frank greenwood k 0.00 2707 7?ap Combs, Assig Gamble Store if 8.00 2708 J.E. Glennon a 3;00 2709 Velvin Crow It 6.40 2710 dim runt, assi.d City Clerk " 6.40 2711 Lee progdon " 3.60 2712 Fd Houser " 3,20 2713 L.C,gamton, assig. CityClerk If 3.20 2714 Ida' Power Co., Power 253,00 2715 CaldW11 Concrete ripe Supplies 107.56 2716 Paxter Fo'ndry b• RIachrne ',forks to 78.00 2717 Crane Co., " 34.46 2718 Ituoller Co., " 32.40 2719 17estcott Oil Co „ " 12,88 2720 Clerk's ^, sh ^"'voly Fund it 11.06 2721 V.States Tel 8 Tel Tent t Toll 12 05 2722 Boise 7lue Print Su.plics 9.60 2723 Velleel S.Ur. Co., 7.44 2724 Ccldwell Auto Sukply It 6.42 2725 noise Pa L'or. Co., 4 2726 T. -'oore Stationery '� 3,50 2727 Gamble S (bore 3.49 2728 Lode 'rotor " 2.75 2729 Filler lldw. Co., " 2.60 2730 I.E.Coldsmith 2.48 2731 Brooks Service Station " 2,30 2732 Caldwell PIG i° ?Itg " " 1.75 1 .58 273 3 rirst gervice n 1.58 2734 A?illiner Trans. Co., to 2735 C.C. Anderson Co .p �; ,76 2786 Boone's Eook Store " ,50 2737 Caldwell ' ?Market " .50 2738 Becker Hdw. .25 TOTAL TATI7, ^UISD ? 1,402.87 LIEf??.RY FUND 2739 Mrs. Ida Pu ='1 Salary to 125.00 50.00 2740 Plavilla 0. Blondel " 4C,00 2741 A.F. „stie Power 28,50 2742 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 8.75 2743 Vassar Produce Co., :Heat K Toll 4.00 2744 M.States Tel a! Tel gooks 29 12, 2745 The Oregon 1?e�.vs Co., i TOTAL LTBRAR" FUND T 268.64 IRRIGATION' FUND 125.00 2746 C. L. 70-land Ser SOSjAee 50.00 2747 Guy de aly Salary R 43.75 2748 Fred T,?cConnel ery 42.00 2749 vrilbur Shuce 11 " 28.00 2750 W. A.Paddock It 1.20 9,751 C.'K.Schnase It 1.20 2752 L. C.`_'arton Su lies pp 194.43 2753 Caldcvoll Concrete P'_pe or 16.20 2754 Vclleel Lbr. Co., or 14.00 2755 Boise Payetto Lbr. Co.,, „ 9.00 27✓e6- Irritator's Lbr. Co., „ 3,20 2757 H Repair Shop 1.00 S.B. Me? ; :. n .70 r 58 $759 Becker Hdw TOTAL 1FRIGATI011 FUND 529.68 SPR j C FUND Salary 100.00 2760 Del Soper rr 80.00 2751 iAm Gainey Services 2 2762 Camp.el] Co., 182.20 T ^TAL SPRIPIYLII ?C P "TTD t .. CE'.'= -:1 - 7,,TID Salary 125.00 2763 Geo 5ammar r 323 i TOTAL C2!v7iZT -7RY FUND ' 235,34 PARK FUND 770 T.D.Finn Salary 115,00 2771 J.B.Gibson Services 10,00 2772 ,gam Lamkin 8.00 2773 J.W.weeks Supplies 13.05 2774 Purkniser Else Co., ].00 2775 Idaho Power Co., power .90 TOTAL PART` FUND a 147.95 V GOLF FUND 2776 R.E. Olson salary 60.00 2777 Sam Livesay Services 4.60 TOTAL GOLF FUND 64.80 NORTH. PART, FUND 2778 Oscar Sullivan Services 26.20 2779 Lee Broddoa 2780 0. F. Overlin " 23,00 I TOTAL ITOpTL" P %RTC FUND 72.20 STREET LIGHTING FUND 27G1 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 768,90 i TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND " 768,90 I GTWM TOTAL 07 EKpEYD1TTL7S cOR ??�'13RCi•gRY, 1941, Thereupon the follow in g P,esolution•,v as presented to the ?aa��or and Council by Councilman PScDannel, who moved the adoption thereof which motion was ` duly seconded by Councilman Bavcock. E P.ES OLUT I - . Ey MoD 1 , ,1 1-MMAS, it appears necessary for the City of Caldwell, to acquire additional property for the purpose of constructing a Fire Station, and, ITHEFRAS, Martha Gilgan Sarchet and Toren Trotter Post of the American Legion are the owners Of Lots, 5, 4 and 5 of Block 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell, Idaho, respect- ively,. and, 7MEREAS, it appears that Martha Gilgan Sarchet will sell to the City Of Caldwell Lot-3 -. of Block 19, Original l ownsite of Caldwell, Idnl±o, for the sum of d k2000.00,.and, IVHx:PEAS, Loren Trotter Post of the American Legion will sell lots 4 n a d 5 of Bloc] 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell, Idaho, for the sum of : "2500.00 and, : WIEREAS, the City of Caldwell desires six months option to purchase the aforesaid property, 10W, TH�TZE?OP.E EE IT TZE'SOLVED, by the Mayor and C ouncil of the City of Caldwell that the City Attorney be instructed to d raw up an option agreement for the purchase of the aforementioned property; that the option be for a period of six months f rom March 10th., 1941, to September 10th, .1941; that the said option agreement provide tlat the City of Caldwell agrees to nay i.7arths Gilgan Sarchet the sum of "2000,00, For Lot 3 of Block 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell; and, that the City of Caldwell Croes to pay Loren Trotter ost of the American Legion the sum of x'2500,00, for lots 4 and 5 of Block 19, original i j og, Name. What for. Afount, 2764 Clifford Raymond Salary 100.00 2765 Ada I. Hartenbower " 5.00 2766 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 2.70 2767 W.States Tel & Tel Rental 2.00 2768 Vil3B r Hdw• Supplies .45 2769 Gamble Store 11 .19 TOTAL C2!v7iZT -7RY FUND ' 235,34 PARK FUND 770 T.D.Finn Salary 115,00 2771 J.B.Gibson Services 10,00 2772 ,gam Lamkin 8.00 2773 J.W.weeks Supplies 13.05 2774 Purkniser Else Co., ].00 2775 Idaho Power Co., power .90 TOTAL PART` FUND a 147.95 V GOLF FUND 2776 R.E. Olson salary 60.00 2777 Sam Livesay Services 4.60 TOTAL GOLF FUND 64.80 NORTH. PART, FUND 2778 Oscar Sullivan Services 26.20 2779 Lee Broddoa 2780 0. F. Overlin " 23,00 I TOTAL ITOpTL" P %RTC FUND 72.20 STREET LIGHTING FUND 27G1 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 768,90 i TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND " 768,90 I GTWM TOTAL 07 EKpEYD1TTL7S cOR ??�'13RCi•gRY, 1941, Thereupon the follow in g P,esolution•,v as presented to the ?aa��or and Council by Councilman PScDannel, who moved the adoption thereof which motion was ` duly seconded by Councilman Bavcock. E P.ES OLUT I - . Ey MoD 1 , ,1 1-MMAS, it appears necessary for the City of Caldwell, to acquire additional property for the purpose of constructing a Fire Station, and, ITHEFRAS, Martha Gilgan Sarchet and Toren Trotter Post of the American Legion are the owners Of Lots, 5, 4 and 5 of Block 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell, Idaho, respect- ively,. and, 7MEREAS, it appears that Martha Gilgan Sarchet will sell to the City Of Caldwell Lot-3 -. of Block 19, Original l ownsite of Caldwell, Idnl±o, for the sum of d k2000.00,.and, IVHx:PEAS, Loren Trotter Post of the American Legion will sell lots 4 n a d 5 of Bloc] 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell, Idaho, for the sum of : "2500.00 and, : WIEREAS, the City of Caldwell desires six months option to purchase the aforesaid property, 10W, TH�TZE?OP.E EE IT TZE'SOLVED, by the Mayor and C ouncil of the City of Caldwell that the City Attorney be instructed to d raw up an option agreement for the purchase of the aforementioned property; that the option be for a period of six months f rom March 10th., 1941, to September 10th, .1941; that the said option agreement provide tlat the City of Caldwell agrees to nay i.7arths Gilgan Sarchet the sum of "2000,00, For Lot 3 of Block 19, Original Townsite of Caldwell; and, that the City of Caldwell Croes to pay Loren Trotter ost of the American Legion the sum of x'2500,00, for lots 4 and 5 of Block 19, original i j 3 rT � i U Townsite of C and, that it be further provided in said agreement that Martha Gilgan Sarchet and Loren Trotter. Post of the American Legion convey good and merchantable title to the aforementioned premises, A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon with the following result; Yea Babcock, MCDannel, Stengel, and Sandmeyer. Nay: None. Absent and not voting Handford and 7enrich. Whereupon the P.Tayor declared the motions arried and the Resolution duly adopted. The City Clerk read a letter form the Retail Merchants Association requesting the City to provide additional tables and 'benches at liemorial Park. T:is matter was left on the table. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Babcock, seconded by Council Sandmeyer that Council adjourn. Votion carried. COUNCIL C'?A7T37RS, T.7ARC-. 12, 1941, 4 :00 p.y. The city Council met on Call of the Vayor with the 'viayor Edgar L. Oakes, presidir in Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; W.E.Eabcock, C. O. Me Dannel, Oscar Stengel, T. n. ?Sandford, G. H, Fenrich and m.S. Sandmeyer. Mr. Theron P. Lafferty appeared and presented a petition to the Asayor and Council petitioning that certain lands ad,jacont to the City of Caldwell.be annexed. Councilman 1'a'ucock was dismissed. After due consideration Of tot3 matter Councilman Fenrich introduced Bill No 7, proposed Ordinance 1 7 0 . 573, entitled; Bill No 7, Ordinance No 573, By Fenrich. _ AN ORDITTANCE ANITFMCI`tC TTT 70LL01'.TfNG DERCF.TBED REAL ?:`'T. ^.TE TO TP.E' CITY OF CALD- WELL, TOIL-MT: All that hart of the -North half (T ?2) of the Southwest ounrter {SS9 }) oft he North - east (Nr ) of Section Thirty -five (35) in Township Four (4) North, tango Three (3) arrest of the Roisc i'teridian, lying South and '.lest of U.S. Highway 30, and of Wilson Slough Drain, as the sane are now located, more particularly descri'- s follows, to wit: V5- ginning a'h the Northwest corner of slid north half (Na) of the Southwest quarter (S'.h) of the Northeast quarter (NE ") of said Section 35; thence running South on the Westerly line of said Worth half (2 ?z) o�£ Southwest quarter s ^3) of ITort2�east ^urrter (i71), approximatelkrrr 662.87 feet to t he Southwest corner of said Ng off` SW1- of NEB; thence rurfning Easterly and parallel with the North line of snid 172 of SFr of NEi, 935 feet, more or less, to the cents of Wilson 319uzh Drain Ditch, as now constructed; thence Northerly along the center of said Wilson Slough Drain Ditch 351 feet, more or less, to the So.- thwesterly boundary line of U.S, Highway 30; thence Northwesterly along said Southcresterly '.�oundary line of U.S. High- way 30, 595 feet, more or less, to the intersection of the TTorth boundary line of the NQ o f SWb of 4IF of sgid Section, a distance of 541.4 feet East of the Northwest corner of sai NQ of Sn?° of ,M-Jg of Section 35; thence West along the yorth of 1?� of SWb of NEk 541.4 feet to the place of beGinning, containing approximate l3 12Ig acres, more or less. PROVIDITG °OR 1 TPj1 G 7,F7EC1 07 7T- OFD"'iAT':CE, A " °'D RFFFA.L!i'fi ALL OFI)nT ICE'S OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CO"PLTCT 7T1R=T7. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill N 7. It was moved by McDannel, seconded by Sandmeyer that the rules requiring that the read- ing a P >ili on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 7, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passag The Mayor directed the Clerk to c all the roll on the motion with the following result; Those voting in the affirmative were; Babaoek, iTcDannel, Stengel, ??andford, Fenrich and sandmeyer. Ne„ative: None. Absent and not voting: prone. The yiayordeclared the motion had passed b the necessary three - fourths majority rnd directed the Clerl: to read Eiji RTo 7, t second time by title and the t',ird time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No 7, pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to ca ll the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirnative were: D 1.1cDannel, Stengel, ?Tandfrod, Fenrich and Sandmeyer. 2Segati None. Absent Ind not voting: None. Thereupon the i,Tayor declared Bill-P TO 7, had passed, it and the Mayor in open session of the Coi= it duly signed and a pproved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 573. The Mayor direct- ed the Clerk to malce proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 573, to be publish- ed in the Caldwell News - Tribune, the official newspapan of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon the following R was presented to the Vayor and Council by Cothcilman Sandmeyer who moved the adoption thereof which motion was duly seconded by Councilmen Fenrich. RESOLUTION. T! Sandmeyer, IN !!E'; ORY OF FRED L. LILLY. WHEREAS, a solemn occasion reminds us that the Cit-: of Caldwell has suffered the loss of a distinguished citizen; and WHEREAS, in otedience to the Divine Will, Fred L. Lilly as been removed from our midst and association; and WHEREAS, his voice has been stilled, his,activities ceased; yet, ineverything that meant upbuilding of the community he so much loved, in everything that called for patriotic devotion to &is co munity, and to the principle of true Americanism he gave of his time freely and.unselfishly.• NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVE= by the :Mayor and Council, duly assembled, that we mourm the passing of Fred L. Lilly, Former Mayor of the City of Caldwell and a distingulthe character of our community, and that we have been depraved of the services of a useful, able, energetic, devoted and intensely loyal citizen, and that as an evidence oft he honor and respect with which the City of Caldwell regards the passing of Fred L. Lilly, a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes, and that a copy of this resolution be sent to his faithful and devoted wife and children. PASSED by the Council ttis 12th day of Warch, 1941. APPROV0 by the -ayor this 12th day of Yarch, 1941. TEST: Mayor. City Clerk. 2' the following R was presented to the ASa:yor and Council by uneilman Sandmeyer, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly sec - )nded by Souncilman Handford.. RES 0 LIITI �N . By Sandmeyer. A RESOLUTION DFFICIQATINC TF?E POLLING PLACrS FOR TNr REGUTAR BIE "VIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR T7, CITY 07 CALDFIELL, IDA?'O, TO TIE ??ELD ON APRIL 22nd., 1941 AIPOINTING THE JUDGES, CLERKS AI1D COI•ISTABLES TO CAP ?DUCT SUCH ELECTI ^N. BE IT RESOUVED by the 1^ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, haho; Section 1. That at the Regular Biennial 3lection to be held in and-for the City :)f Caldwell, Idaho, on the fourth Tuesday, in April, torwit; The 22nd., day of April, 1941, at which thane will be elected the elective officers of said City, to serve for the ensuing biennium, or until the election and quAlification of their successors. The follow- ing are designated as the ollin p g places for such election; FOR THE FIRST ?ARD. The Cotmty Court House, between 11th and 12th Avenues on Albany Street. FOR THE SECOND 1 ^;ARD. The Nigh School Club Rooms, between lltn and 127Wh Avenues on Everett Street FOP. THE T41RD PrVARD. The City Council Chambers in the City Fall at 7th Avenue and Blaine Street. � Section 2. That O.E.Fritts, City Clerk, is hereby designated as Registrar. M �I L 6ecu'On s, That the follow`.nd are herebydesigneted as 'udges, Distributing lerks Ind Constables for their resnective wards FOR T'M' FIR °T WA Mrs, H.D. McPherson, Mr,-_ Harold Ticyers, Yr! , Clara wimple, Pars, rj.D. TAMLeod, vs. G.E. VeHimmey and Frank Ladley, as Judges, T.rs. W.F.Tntum, Distributing Clerk -and r.1S.S.Dildine as Constable. TOF TT7 c�."OYD '!BARD: - Mrs.R. F. Tunison, vro,Clarence Imberg, Mrs. 'S. P. B -ker, yrs. no0 F. ?ertlett, no. Grace TeWell 1 Frank Wotizard, as:Jridges. y?rs. - F. % Crejs Distributing Clerk and °s. G. u Leighty as Constab,Ie. FOR TFr? T'TIRD ? %:D: Mrs. (tarry woman, Mrr. C-rnce Frost, •,nr � Iadys _owers, ?Frs. B, - 'Kerns, fiprs, John Rode and Frs. ?Yap rnrvey, as Ju6gbs4 ,pars. Luella ;Iartenbower, Distributing Clerk and EsG.Giddings as Constable. That the Clerk for and on behalf of the Mayor and City C ^uncil shall givo'publie notices thereof in three places in e ach r?rd of the City and publish such notices in at least -two issues of the Caldwell ?'errs- Tribune, a nowspnper in the Cit- of Caldwell said notice to be given in accordance wlth the requirements of section 49 -1502 and 49 -1507 of the Idaho Codes Annotated. ?A ^ST;D `:,; the Council this 12th., d ay of Earch, 1941. ",FFP ^,VM by the Tiayor this 12th., day of irarch, 1941. rya;, *or. City Clerk. There being no furt' business to come before the Council it was moved by ve- )annel, seconded by Stengel that Coancil adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. C0_iHCIL C 'A7e'B^r,S, A.771L 7t' ^., 1941, 4 :00 r.T Ths rega.lar ^ont'l;, PFeetin.- of the City Council not in the Council Room of the City Fall, with the Tn "] . L. 0„kes, presiding. On =.1111 Call the following Councilmen nnswered present: '^',E,gabcock C. 0, mc- Danno3, Oscar Stengel, ^enrich. vr,r, Spandford end S. ?^, Sandmeyer. TI.o iinutes of p "arch 3rd., and 12th„ cre read and approved, as read. The Fills for P'aroh were read and on motion by BRbcock„ seconded by pIandford that 'these Bills e allowed and 5 "arrants be ordo.ed drawn for the various amounts all of rr'ich had been s.pproved b.; the Ch, ,,irnian of : e inarce Car 1 t0 . Motion carried. FFos. Name. 2782 ^dC..er L. Oakes 2703 17.E.uabcock rr FUND "hat for. Amount. Salnry B.00 1 + 5.50