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Home My WebLink About1928-03-05city council minutesCOUNOIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 5, 1928. 8:00 P. 14. INI-0 IM 0 Council met in regular session with Mayor Dunlap presiding, and Councilmen Davis, Dutton, Hoffman, Jackson, McGonnel and Mumford, present. Minutes of previous meetings read and approved. This being the date set for hearing protests against the proposed creation of Local Improvement District No. 7. The Clerk read nine letters from out of town resident property owners and a petition signed by fourteen residents within the proposed district, protesting againat the creation of said district. The said protests being on file in the Cierk'e office. It was voted on motion of McOonnel, seconded by Hoffman, that the protests read be placed on file. Several sitizens being present and spoke in favor of the proposed improvemen6. A. I.,11yerw ®poke that the improve4iont should be made a general obligation instead of special leyy.against the property within the district. Mrp. A. E. Laughlin and Mrs. R. C. Pasley, representing the Forward Club, was present and asked that the Council confirm the Board of Gontrmle as designated by the Forward Club, governing the Swimming Pool, being as follows; Mrs. A. E. Laughlin, lira. R. 0. Pasley, J. H. Lowell, Fred H. MoConnel, F. D. Mumford and 19. H. Groesbeck. It.was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Davis, that the Board of Controls as above stated be confirmed. A. B. Cooper and F. L. Lilly appeared before the Council asking that the City furnish police protection during the nmght in the 'Vest portion of the town. It was suggested that the Mayor appoint a Night Policeman. It,was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Dutton, that the bills as ap- proved be allowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds to -wit; GENERAL FUND No. Name For What Amount 503 S. Ben Dunlap Salary 8.00 504 C. S. Davis " 5.50 506 Dr. E. E. Dutton " 5.50 506 F. G. Hoffman " 5.50 507 T. S. Jackson 5.50 508 Fred H. MoConnel 5.50 509 F. D. Mumford " 5.50 510 C. L. Sloan 50.00 511 W. C. Dyer " 90.00 512 Bee- Gee-Store Paste .45 513 M.S.T.& T. Co Phone & Tolls 1.60 514 Botkin -Joy Drug Co. Pens 5.20 515 City Olerk'e Cash Rev. Fund Refund Acet. 44.16 516 W.. C. Dyer Salary & Stamps 52106 517 First National Bank Deposit Box Rent 3.00 518 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 7.55 519 Idaho Power Co. Lights 31.95 520 H. C. Gillette Salary 165.00 521 Doyle Fender 110.00 522 Ocy Collins " 110.00 523 Lewis Zrall " 110.00 524 0., Royce Services 9.00 525 Fred Roes ^ 5.00 526 Geo. Randloph " 9.00 527 Emery Royce ^ 9.00 528 Bud Brovn ^ 9.00 529 Bud Thayer " 9.00 530 Wilbur Shuee " 9.00 531 Jas. Lyke ^ 9.00 532 Chas. Jarvis " 8.00 533 Porter Glenn " 3.50 534 Frank Rose " 2.50 535 City Glerk's Cash Rev. Fund Refund Account 12.89 536 3en H. Gray Repair Boots 1.25 537 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. Chains 1.50 538 Hay -Boone CO. Supplies 1536 539 Golden Mule Store 28.76 540 M.B.T. & T. Co. Phone & Tolle 9.11 541 Troy Laundry Laundry 12.30 542 Idaho Power Co. Power & Lights 21.90 41 543 Idaho Daily Statesman Subscription, 1 year 544 Troy Laundry Laundry 545 Peckham Furn. Co. Linoleum 546 J. Fred Rowland Salary 547 Wm. F. Schnabel " 546 Dr. J. W. Gue " 549 Hugh N. Caldwell " 550 State Insurance Fund Insurance Premium 551 Caldwell Tribune Printing TOTAL ROAD FUND 355 L. M. Porter Salary 356 Fred Ross ^ & Expenses 357 17. H. Gainey " 358 Tom Glenn ^ 359 Wahter Griffiths 64 bra 360 Leroy Beek 52 " 361 T. R. Cochrane 56 " 362 Wilbur Shuee 200 " 36.3 FreJ.Ross Balance on time 364 Porter Glenn 112 Are. 365 City Clerk's Cash Rev.Fund Refund Account 366 Claude Luallen 36 hre. 367 Stiller Hdwe. CO. Assigned Account 368 Tewell Motor Supply Co., Suppliee 369 D. J. Rice Draying 370 Butler Hdwe. Co. Supplies 371 Gabby & McNeal Rent of Motor 372 Burns Bro. Auto Co. Repairs 373 Adams Paint Co. Traffic Paint 374 W. H. Guerin Hay 375 E. C. Sprague Gas & 011 for hauling 376 Caldwell Forwarding Co. Dbltree Wood TOTAL WATER 170RK5 FUND 176 C. L. Sloan Salary 177 L.,M. Porter " 176 Bryan Harding It 179 Chas. Rogers 202 hra. 180 Swain Beaty Salary 181 City Clerk's Cash Rev.Fund Refund Account 182 B. F. Hartkopf Key 183 Idaho Power Co. Power 184 Boise- Payette Lbr. Co. Lumber 185 Butler Hdwe. Co. Supplies 186 M.S.T. & T.Co. Phone & Tolle 187 Dawson Transfer 00, Dray 188 Caldwell News Ptg. 12,000 cards 189 Tewell Motor Supply Co. Tube & Cement 190 Jack Thorne Motor Co. H gls. Oil 191 Crane Go. Supplies TOTAL 08 John Rose 69 J. A. Le=on 60 Cupples More. Co. 61 A. W. Duncan 62 Crs4e Go. CEMETERY FUND Salary 25 days Supplies Sharpen Pick Pipe TOTAL 59 C. Q. Gurwell 60 Swain Beaty 37 Porter Glenn 38 Frank Ross 39 Caldwell P1. & H. Co. 40 Butler Hdwe Co. 41 TAller Hdwe. Co. 42 A. W.. Duncan 43 Tewell Motor Supply Co. 44 Jack, Thorne Motor Co. 45 Fred. Goette 46 Evans Repair Shop PARS FUND Salary n TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 88 bra 128 " Supplies n n " „ n Repairs TOTAL 8.00 10.80 8.25 140.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 685.15 25.25 2071.47 75.00 159.44 90.00 90.00 32.00 20.80 22.40 100.00 4.00 56.00 1.40 21.60 32.00 10.95 .50 4.75 47.00 9.80 102.90 20.22 29.67 3.00 933.43 100.00 80.00 125.00 80.60 50.00 181.01 1.00 405.05 1.95 12.75 .80 5.00 33.60 3.70 19.80 112.87 } 1204.3$ 100.00 80.00 10.00 .50 342.85 u 533.36 100.00 50.00 150.00 44.00 64.00 4.95 14.70 .50 14.25 1.95 1.95 165.95 79.96 382.21 LIBRARY FUND 0 r 92 J. K. Smith Salary 4Q.00 93 S. Olive Bees Esohange 100.00 94 CQgton Printers Supplies 1.75 95 Union Library Assn. Books 6.35 96 H. R. Huntting Co. It 74.66 97 Gaylord Bros. Supplies 12.97 98 H. J. MoNeel Repairs .2.00 TOTAL 237.73 STREET LIGHTIVG FUND 9 Idaho Power Go. Lights 676.06 TOTAL 676.05 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $6345.88. The matter of City Library Insurance renewals was referred to Jaoksod and Dutt The application of J. Weil & 00. for Pool Hall lieenae was read. It was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Davis, that license for the quarter ending May 31, 1928 be grated. A letter was read feom Howard Snell proposing to audit the City books for the year ending April 30, 1928. It was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by ]Rumford, that Xr. Snell's offer be excepted, and that he be employed to dudit same. A petition was presented signed by nine (9) residents in the vacinity of Cle- veland Boulevard and Third Street, asking that Street Light be installed on Cleveland Boulevard and Third Street. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Davis, that the City have the street light installed as above mentioned. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Jackson, that Council adjourn to March 19, 1928. APPROVED- LY • er . BOND & 114TEREST FUND 1 First National Bank Esohange 20.89 TOTAL 20.89 IRRIGATION FUND 154 L. W. Porter Salary 75.00 155 Walter Griffiths 72 bra 36.00 156 T. R. Cochrane 11 has days 36. -66 157 Leroy Beck 9 days 38.00 158 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 1.46 159m Butler Hdwel Co. 1.30 160 Jack Thorne Motor Co. " 39.76 16l Golden Rule Store Rubber Boots 6.26 162 A. W. Duncan Supplies 2.00 236.42 TOTAL STREET LIGHTIVG FUND 9 Idaho Power Go. Lights 676.06 TOTAL 676.05 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $6345.88. The matter of City Library Insurance renewals was referred to Jaoksod and Dutt The application of J. Weil & 00. for Pool Hall lieenae was read. It was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Davis, that license for the quarter ending May 31, 1928 be grated. A letter was read feom Howard Snell proposing to audit the City books for the year ending April 30, 1928. It was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by ]Rumford, that Xr. Snell's offer be excepted, and that he be employed to dudit same. A petition was presented signed by nine (9) residents in the vacinity of Cle- veland Boulevard and Third Street, asking that Street Light be installed on Cleveland Boulevard and Third Street. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Davis, that the City have the street light installed as above mentioned. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Jackson, that Council adjourn to March 19, 1928. APPROVED- LY • er .