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Home My WebLink About1934-03-05city council minutesThe City Attorney reported that the 0. S . L. would put in an asphalt crosstng on 9th Street as soon as the Kimball Street bridge is completed. A report was made by Councilmen Oakes and Bales on the purchasing of a spraying machine. The Mayor requested the Committee to investigate further. "r. Boynton expressed .$ho: appreciation of the community for the street light in- stalled on the corner of Ohio and Linden. On motion duly made and seconded the meeting was declared adjourned. Mayor. � : C City Clerk, COUNCIL CHAMBERS MARCH 5 1934. 9:36 P. M. , i D The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the qty Hall., with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, N. S. :ynton, C. E. Bales, G. M. Fenrich, G. W. Montgomery and W. R. Hollingsworth. The Minutes of February 5th, and 19th, were read and approved as read. Mr. Herman Voight appeared before the Council and asked to lease Block 89 of iuntain View Addition. Councilmen Bales and Oakes explained to Mr. Voight thatthe City nild lease the block under the following conditions: that all back Irrigation Taxes be Lid, which amount to $43.91, also the Irrigation Taxes for 1934 -1935. Mr. Voight agreed the conditions. - Motion'by.,Boynton ae.eonded by Montgomery that the City lease Block 89 of Mountain ew Addition to Mr. Voight. On Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the Motion. Oakes, Bales, yaton, Fenrich, Montgomery and hollingsworth. Those opposed none. Motion carried. .The Mayor requested the City Attorney to draw up a lease for Mr. Voight. An application for renewal of taxi license for L. R. Deal was read. Notion by Montgomery, seconded by Fenrich that this license'be granted. Motion rried. Harry Meek appeared before the Council and asked if the City would consider a .de for %hQ lots now used by city as horse corral and owned by R. R. Robertson for some Ler lots in town. the matter was referred to the City Hall Committee for further in- tigation. The Bills for February were read and on motion by Bales, seconded by Montgomery t theses bills be allpwed and warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of ch had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name 1668. -:E.• L. Vassar 1669 Edgar L. Oakes 1670 17. S. Boynton 1671 C. E. Bales 1672 G. W. Montgomery 1673 G. M. Fenrich 1674 W. R. Hollingsworth 1675 0. E. Fritts 1676 I1. E. Parmenter 1677 Mts. Tel. , Tel. Co., What for Amount Salary 8.00 " 5.50 " 5.50 " 5.50 5.50 " 5.50 3.00 " 50,00 " 90.00 Supplies 10.10 I J an WATER FUND 1742 Nos, Name What for Amount " 100.00 1744 1678 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 1.00 " 58.50 1743 1679 H. E. Parmenter Salary 50.00 20.60 1748 16(:0 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 12.50 " 3.20 1750 1681 Caxton Printers " 4.55 Supplies 174.95 1752 1682 MCNeel Lumber Co., " 63,95„11 13.00 1754 1663 Idebo Power Co., " 48,15 8.85 1756 1684 Mts. States Tel. & Tel. Co., " 11.58 ^ 695 1756 1685 Idaho Power Co., 1759 3,45 " 5.60 1760 1666 Peckham Furniture Co., " 2,30 " 4.50 1762 1667 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " .25 1688 Doyle Fender Sol 140.00 1689 Lionel Krall " 121.50 1690 Coy Collins " 112.50 1691 Pete Olesen " 112.50 1692 Walter Broom " 5:70 1693 Mark Maxwell " 4.50 Ed Smith " 4.50 ? 1695 Ordell Royce " 4.50 1696 S. P. Glenn 4.50 1697 Wilbur Shuee 450 1698 Chas Rowland " 3. 1699 Emry Royce " 2,00 1700 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 13.10 1701 Golden Rule Store 8,94 1702 Troy Laundry " 8,78 1703 M. States Tel. & Tel. Co., 8.55 1704 Butler Hdw. Co., " 1.35 1705 0. G. Boyd Salary 126.00 1706 A. R. Ballard 11 100,00 1707 C. S. Clausen " 6.00 1708 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Supplies 12.15 1709 Lodge Motor Co., " 4.03 i 1710 Western Union Tel. Co., " .81 1711 Wilbur Shuee Salary 3520 1712 Cleve Grcome It 50. 1713 First National Bank of Idaho Rent 40.00 1714 Airs. Minnie Dunn Salary 2.00 1715 Caldwell News Tribune Supplies 21.70 1716 H. E. McCluskey +' 193.50 1717 Fred H. McConnel Salary 1,563.58 1718 ROAD FOND S. P. Glenn Salary 100.00 1719 N. W. Jones 85.00 1720 Wm Gainey 65.00 1721 Joe Haines " 48.00 1722 Fred McConnel 25.00 1723 Hugh Brock, assigned to Lilly Seed Cc " 7,20 1724 Earl Zeal, assigned to Floyd Southward " 4.80 1725 Caldwell Motor Sales Co., Supplies 150.00 1726 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., 46.75 1727 Home Lumber Co., 15,60 1728 I. E. Goldsmith " 10.45 1729 Butler Hdw. Co., 10.26 1730 Golden Rule Store 7.90 1731 McNeal Lumber Co., " 5.38 1732 R. W. Michel / 4.65 1733 Fletcher OilmCo., " 4.50 i 1734 Becker Hdwl Co., 2.70 1735 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. Co., " 2.40 1736 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 2.33 1737 S. It. Artis Metal Works " 2.00 1738 Caldwell Mfg. Co., 1.60 1739 Bennett M ch. &Welding Co., " 1.60 1740. Purkhillaer`Elea. Shop " .60 1741 Linde Air Products Co., " ,32 WATER FUND 1742 0. E. Fritts Salary 100.00 1743 Dick Beatty " 100.00 1744 Cy Crandall " 90.00 1745 Ada Hartenbower " 58.50 1743 Fred McConnel " 25.00 1747 James }Watkins 20.60 1748 Harry;apefteer 5.20 1749 John Verstate " 3.20 1750 E. J. Swan 1.50 1751 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 174.95 1752 Mt. States Tel. & Tel.00., 13.85 1753 Butler Hdw Co., 13.00 1754 Caldwell Mfg. Co., " 10.85 1755 Home Lumber Co., 8.85 1756 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 7.40 1757 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., ^ 695 1756 Caxton Printers 6.,50 1759 First Service Station " 5.60 1760 Oregon Tire & Bat. Shop " 5.30 1761 2ratcher Oil Co., " 4.50 1762 Purkheiser Elea Shop " 4,30 ]l u Nos. Name What for Amount 1713 I. E. Goldsmith Supplies 3,65 1764 McNeal Lumber Co., " 2,22 1765 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 1,24 1766 Bee Gee Stationary Store " 1767 Linde Air Products .55 " 19.21 1768 E. C. Rummel 3.85 1768A C. D. Simpson " 131.66 1768B McNeel Lumber Co., " 15.35 1768C Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 10.47 1768D MCNeel Lumber Co., 1.25 City Clerk LIBRARY FUND 1769 Bars. Ida Ruby Salary 100.00 1770 Wz. March " 40.00 1771 Flavilla Blondel 25.00 1772 Fred Mitchell Insurance 55.00 1773 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 20.25 1774 Irrigator's Lumber Co., " 17.51 1775 mt. States Tel. 1 Tel. Co., " 4.00 1776 mcNeel Lumber Co., 2.20 _ 263.96 CM.IETERY FQND 1777 John Ross Salary 100.00 1778 Geo Hammer " 85.00 1779 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 13.15 1780 Becker Hdw. Co., .65 198.80 PARK FUND 1761 T. D. Finn Salary 100.00 1782 Home Lumber Co., Supplies 19.54 1783 Becker Hdw. Co., ° 105. 120.59 IRRIGiiTION FUND 17.84 C. L. Bourland 0 74,80 1785 ,. H. McConnel " 25.00 1786. U. S. Maxey 2.60 1787 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., Supplies 5.50 1788 Becker Hdwl. Co., " 3.15 1789 Oregon TrraiI Tire & Battery Shop 1.05 SPRINKLING FUND 1790 Rowland- Durant hlotor,assigned City Clerk Supplies 7.50 1791 Rowland- Durant Rotor,..ssigned City Clerk 7.50 15.00 STREET LIG:ITING FUBID 1792 Idaho Power Co „ 3uppliea 718.05 L793 Westinghouse Else Supply 6o., 20.13 L794 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 5.25 743.45 E&MGENCY SEVFZR RELIEF L795 Home Lumber Co., Supplies 8,00 L796 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., ,. 1. 25 L797 Butler Hde . Cc n .25 9.70 Grand Total of Expenses for February: 4,467.3b There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion July seconded and carried, declared adjourned. ATTEST Mayor City Clerk