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Home My WebLink About1912-03-04city council minutes1� / Council Chambers, J. S. Hagerman, M. S. T. & T. Co. City of Caldwell, Monday evening, March 4, 1912. $13.75 Kate Morrow, Council met in regular session with Mayor Griffiths, presiding, and Councilmen .50 H. E. Wallace. Ethelwyn Fortner, E. R. Adam, C. Q. Adams, John L..Bardaley, ,john Stunenberg, Thos, E. Walker, H. J. 4 51.90 C. J. Shorb Zeh, president, 0. J. Shorb, clerk, when the following business was transacted 25.55 70,00 Edward Hedden Minutes of the meetings held in February were read and approved as 7.50 Idaho Stamp Works read. 1.10 J. S. Hagerman G. W. Hodson The report of the Librarian, was read and on motion of Adams approved 24,00 Caldwell Power Co. and ordered filed. i Iftilllam March The report of the Sexton was read and, on i➢otlon of Bardaley, approved 131,60 80.00 John W. Rose, Blab Publishing Co. and ordered filed. 20.00 Caldwell Lumber Cc, The report of the City Clark was read and, on ryotion of Walker, was 86,32 26.80 Marie Martin, approved and ordered filed. 25.75 The report of the City Engineer, was read and, on motion of Bardelay, A, :4. Duncan, approvdd, and ordered filed. 40 T. G. Gamin Pitteberg Meter Co. The report of the Police Judge was read and, on motion of Zeh, approved and ordered 3.50 Caldwell Heating & Plumbing Co., Mdee., filed. E. L. Johnston C. J. Shorb Labor The report of the Chief of Police was read ad on motion of Walker, ap- Boyea Hardware Co. Salary Clerk, Mdee. proved and ordered filed. A. W. Duncan Blacksmitbing, The report of the City Treasurer was read, and on motion of Zah, app- Caldwell Power Co. Caldwell Pharmacy, Power, Mdse, roved and ordered filed. Wm. Huetead, Labor, The report of the Street Commissioner was read and, on ,otton of Adam, Cupples Mere. Bo. i'dee. approved and ordered filed. S. P. Fuller, Labor, 10.00 Caldwell Lumber Co. G. Lumber, Voted, on motion of Adam, that the bond of the Beaver River Power Co. H. Fuller, gala ry, 8upIt W. Pl. be approved and ordered fib d_ The following claims were readm and on motion of Bardelay, allowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the several funds as follower 1� GENERAL FUND. J. S. Hagerman, M. S. T. & T. Co. Prisoners meals, $13.75 Kate Morrow, Tolls, Typewriting, .50 H. E. Wallace. Ethelwyn Fortner, Salary & Expenses, Salary, Aset. Clerk, 4 51.90 C. J. Shorb Salary Clerk, 25.55 70,00 Edward Hedden Labor, 7.50 Idaho Stamp Works Mdse 1.10 J. S. Hagerman G. W. Hodson Prisoners Meale, 24,00 Caldwell Power Co. Salary & Killing page, Lights � Power 88.00 Iftilllam March Salary Nightwatch, 131,60 80.00 John W. Rose, Blab Publishing Co. ®glary Janitor Publications, 20.00 Caldwell Lumber Cc, Cual, 86,32 26.80 Marie Martin, 8elary Treaaurer4 Express 25.75 WATER WORKS F1n A, :4. Duncan, BlacksmitYing, 40 T. G. Gamin Pitteberg Meter Co. Livery, Mdee, 3.50 Caldwell Heating & Plumbing Co., Mdee., 7.20 li4.82 E. L. Johnston C. J. Shorb Labor 3 Boyea Hardware Co. Salary Clerk, Mdee. A. W. Duncan Blacksmitbing, 7.70 Caldwell Power Co. Caldwell Pharmacy, Power, Mdse, ,85 191,9Q Wm. Huetead, Labor, .1.20 5.00 Cupples Mere. Bo. i'dee. 4.10 S. P. Fuller, Labor, 10.00 Caldwell Lumber Co. G. Lumber, 4.20 H. Fuller, gala ry, 8upIt W. Pl. 90.00 1� r CEMEYERY FUND. iI A. W. Duncan, Blackemitdl.ing, 1,75 C. H. Kingsbury Mdae., 2,80 Edward Hedden Salary Engineer, 5.00 A. W. Duncan, Blacksmithing, 1.30 John W. Rose, Salary & Sexton Fees 42.00 t Voted on Motion of Zsh, that the city attorney be instructed to prepare the case of Jones vs the Oity of Baldwell for new trial and to take and a ppeal to the Supreme court. The claim of Dr. Bull for preparing yital statistics for the state, was re- ferred to the city attorney. Claim of J. J. Plowhead in the sum of x'150, for assisting the city attorney in the case of Jones ve City of Oaldwell was allowed on the keneral fund , on motion d: Adams, Bill No. 16, by Bardsley, entitled, - An-ordinance amending section 40 of No. 160, entitled, "An ordinance defining offenses against the peace and good order cf the City of Caldwell, and providing punishment`tberefor was read for the first tide , A motion was made by Adams that the rules be suspended and the readings on three separate days be dispensed with and the Bill No. 16 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and'plw ed on it a final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resultede Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley, Stunenberg, Walker, Zeh. -6. Nays and absent -0 So the notion prevailed, Bill No. 16 read second tim by title. Bill No. 16 Read third time in full and placed in its final passage. On the question, Shall bill No. 16 pass? the roll being called the vote resulted, Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley, Stunenberg, Walker, Zeh. -6. Nays and absent -None. So Bill No. 16 passed, breoming Ordinance No. 210. The report of the street committee with respect to the grade afound the high schol was thatthe plans ofthe City Engineer be approved. �Yoted on motion of Zeh, that council adjourn ui:iil Monday, March 6, 1912, at 8 o'clock P. M. ROAD FUND.. J. S . Hagerman Prisoners Meals, 118.00 W. S. Clore, Labor, 9.75 W. C. Parker E. K. Corbett, 100.00 Wendall Rice Assisting Engineer 3.75 Floyd Dutton 3.75 Edward Redden Salary Engineer 22,50 A Whitteman Labor, 5,85 Boyer Hardware Co. Mdse., 45 R. E. Simmons Labor, 5.40 W. C. Lesley, " 12,15 A. W. Duncan Blacksmithing, 190.55 John Vassar Hay 11.20 Bert Trotter, Labor, 6.30 A. H. Vassar, Salary 8up't Streets, 90.00 John Vinson, Labor, 9.34 J. D. Terry ^ 49,89 Caldwell Pharmacy Mdae, Be A. N. Wilson Labor, 66.00 Fred Ooette. Blackamithing, 9.00 Her_ry Rogers, Labor, 68.00 Caldwell Harness shop. Harness, 6.50 Wm. March, Use of Team, 22, 50 Oupples Mere. Co., - Oats, 11.65 Caldwell Plarning Mill Stakes, X 95 A. L. Potts Labor, 11,70 Chas. M. Allen, 630 I. N. Paynter Oats, 3. Caldwell Lumber Co. Lumber, g 40 CEMEYERY FUND. iI A. W. Duncan, Blackemitdl.ing, 1,75 C. H. Kingsbury Mdae., 2,80 Edward Hedden Salary Engineer, 5.00 A. W. Duncan, Blacksmithing, 1.30 John W. Rose, Salary & Sexton Fees 42.00 t Voted on Motion of Zsh, that the city attorney be instructed to prepare the case of Jones vs the Oity of Baldwell for new trial and to take and a ppeal to the Supreme court. The claim of Dr. Bull for preparing yital statistics for the state, was re- ferred to the city attorney. Claim of J. J. Plowhead in the sum of x'150, for assisting the city attorney in the case of Jones ve City of Oaldwell was allowed on the keneral fund , on motion d: Adams, Bill No. 16, by Bardsley, entitled, - An-ordinance amending section 40 of No. 160, entitled, "An ordinance defining offenses against the peace and good order cf the City of Caldwell, and providing punishment`tberefor was read for the first tide , A motion was made by Adams that the rules be suspended and the readings on three separate days be dispensed with and the Bill No. 16 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and'plw ed on it a final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resultede Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley, Stunenberg, Walker, Zeh. -6. Nays and absent -0 So the notion prevailed, Bill No. 16 read second tim by title. Bill No. 16 Read third time in full and placed in its final passage. On the question, Shall bill No. 16 pass? the roll being called the vote resulted, Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley, Stunenberg, Walker, Zeh. -6. Nays and absent -None. So Bill No. 16 passed, breoming Ordinance No. 210. The report of the street committee with respect to the grade afound the high schol was thatthe plans ofthe City Engineer be approved. �Yoted on motion of Zeh, that council adjourn ui:iil Monday, March 6, 1912, at 8 o'clock P. M.