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Home My WebLink About1950-03-06city council minutes3as COUNCIL CHAMBERS, FEBRUARY 7th, 1950, 8:00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 6th, 1950. The Mayor Leo J. Mason presiding. Upon Roll Call the following c ouncilmen answered present: Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Harding. The Mayor informed the Coundiil this was the time set by notice for the second meeting of the Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation District System. There was no one present for or against. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Councilman Burrell that Council adjourn to meet February 8th, at �8 o'clock P. M. Motion carried. Mayor City Clerk COUNCIL CHAiR-RS, FEBRUARY 8th, 1950, 8:00 P. h. The Council met pursuant to adjournment of February 7th, 1950, The Mayor Leo J. Mason presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered presents Glaisyer, Burrell Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Harding. The Mayor informed the Council t.3s was the time set by notice for the third meeting of the Board of Correction to review and correct assessments of the Caldwell Municipallrrigation System. There was no one present for or against. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moked by Fenrich, seconded by Harding that Council ad journ. Motion carried. Mayor. ' ty Glerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MARCH 6th, 1950, BTOO P. M. The Reg,lar Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rome of the City Hall, with Mayor Leo J. Masan, presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered presents Fran Blomquist, Wm Glaisyer, Dale Fenrich and Bryan Harding. Absent: L. E. Burrell and John Myers. Mr. Lew Hycraft of the Caldwell Bus Co., was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council the matter of increasing cue fares. Councilman Myers entered and was marked present. The Mayor appointed Councilman Myers, Glaisyer and Fenrich as a Committee to meet with Mr. Rycraft and discuss the matter of raising bus fares. The Gity Attorney discussed with the Mayor and Council the advantages of membership in the Nations Association of City Attorneys. Moved by Harding, seconded by Myers that the City Attorney become a member of this association, dues to be paid by the City. Upon Roll it appeared the motion was unanimo'nsly carried. 5a 6 R. Bills for February were read and on motion by Glail seconded by Myers that these bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos. Name What for Amount.�r 2650 Lao J. Mason Salary 100.00 2651 William Glaisyer " 40.00 2652 John Myers ° 40.00 2653 Lawrence Burrell IN 40.00 2654 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 'I I II, 2655 Bryan Harding " 40.00 j 2656 Fran Blomquist " 40.00 2657 Ada Hartenhower " 234.45 2658 Edith H. Church " 176.65 1 2659 Dorothy Martin It 51.29 2660 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 65.31 2661 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 2662 Harry E. Parnenter Salary 237.30 d 2663 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 12.70 1 2664 Lionel C. Krell Salary It 238.20 I 2665 Coy Collins 212.30 , 2666 Waldo Paddock It 219.65 2667 Forest Milender it 215.95 2668 C. L, Rorabaugh " 215.35 2669 EHgens Inge " 203.30 2670 Dale Hanks it 215. '' 95 2671 George Charlton " I 215.35 2672 George Knight " 215.95 2673 Robert Collins " 192.30 2674 Aubrey Smith " 205.80 2675 Dorwin Maxw " 2 2676 Mathew Maxwell " 25. 0 P 2677 W. F. Johnston " 25.00 2678 Jack Gooch " 25.00 2679 R. C. Stevens " 25.00 2680 Leonard Charlton " 25.00 ' 2681 Gordon Same " 25.00 2682 Ross - Aith d 9.00 2683 George Mason " 9.00 2684 State Treasurer (Firemen's Fund City Payment) 54.50 2665 State Treasurer (Fireman+a Payment) 54.50 •; 2686 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax 78.30 2687 Bankers Lift Cc4rpany Insurance 36.30 2688 Dale G. Haile Salary 279.55 2689 Ramon E. Barnes " 237.75 2690 Wm. M. Carlson " 237.15 2691 B. R. Collins " 228.85 2692 Elvis Burton '+ 223.85 2693 Henry P. Schmidt " 224.25 2694 Jack P. Thomas " 224.25 2695 Dan Davison " 225.45 'll I 2696 Leo B. Saran " 215.95 j 2697 Marion L. Swisher " 220.50 1 2698 Boyd E. Jemott " 224.25 I', 2699 Dura F. Hopkins " 21.1.70 2700 Donald Holes " 215.45 2701 Cecil Hall " 195.45 2702 Evelyn Mark " 159 65 2703 W. S. Maxey " 83.33 ,I 2704 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 89.90 2705 Bankers Life Company Insurance 56.05 2706 Department of Public Health Salary 125.00 2707 L. M. Porter " 281.90 2708 C. S. Clausen " 217.10 2709 W. R. Uillen " 210.00 2710 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 60.00 2711 Bankers Life Company Insurance 6.00 it 2712 William F. Gigray Jr. Salary 125.00 2713 Elwood Siegmann It 225.45 2714 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.55 2715 S. P. Glenn Salary 252.16 i' 2716 J. S. wyymmore " 221.9p 2717 Wilbut Wykert " 233.91 2718 Ray Woolery 239.57 2719 Herman Jensen " 165.20 2720 Doyle Wood " 176.50 I I 1 2721 Don Shaw " 172.26 2722 Paul Stanke " 151.18 2723 T. W. Farley " 163.23 2724 Ben Slack " 156.48 " 1 2725 Ed McKinsey " 158.65 2726 William Cordell a 160.20 2727 Emmett Garland 155.60 2728 Ed Tallman " 3.80 'I 2728 --A First ` Bank - Caldwell Withholding 89.20 it 2728 -B Bankers Life Company Insurance 33.20 2729 Harry Flagg Salary 195.45 2730 George Hammer " 10.00 2731 Bankers Life Company Insuarance 4.55 -f27 Nos. Hama CEMETERY FUND SALARIES & SERVICES 2732 George Hammar 2733 Logan Seale 2734 David Liggett 2735 Ada Hartenbower 2736' First National Bank - Caldwell 2737, Bankers Life Company What for Salary n n Withholding Insurance Amount 224.30 195.10 20%00 35.Go 37.60 3.00 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES CP.ZTERY FUND 6 700.00 IRRIGATION FUND SALARIES & SERVICES 2738. C. L. Bourland Salary 226.00 2739 Oscar Hauman " 111,05 2740 Henry Mende " 112.20 2741 E. G. Elaenbrendt " 111.05 2742' Henry Daugherty " 37.40 2743' J. H. Broom " 34.OD 2744 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 21.40 2745' Bankers Life Company Insurance 15.10 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND 668.20 WATER FUND SALARIES & SERVICES 2746' C. D. Crandall Salary 226.00 2747 Claude Worsham " 212.00 2746 Roy Melton " 189.85 2749 Roy Davie " 186.30 2750 Wilm Keech " 164.05 !751 Richard Claussen " 158.20 ?752 Frank Kessler " 164.95 !753 Oliver Krauss " 161.20 ? -754' James kerrill ^ 99.25 ?755 William Witsig " 31.00 !756 First National Flank - Caldwell Withholding 114.10 '.757 Hankers Life Coa ny Insurance 23.90 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES WATER FUND 1732. =0 SPRINKLING FUND SALARIES & SERVICES !758' W. W. Wood Salary 243.97 !759 William Gainey " 174.70 !760' First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 2.30 !761 Bankers Life Company Insurance 7.55 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND LIBRARY FUND SALARIES & SERVICES 762 Mrs. Ida Ruby Balmy 206.35 763 Flavilla C. Blondel ° 164.15 164 Mrs. Harold Skinner " 111.05 !765 Dorothy E. 'oane " 173.90 !766 D. D. Bagley " 137.00 !767 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 27.70 !768 Bankers Life Company Insurance 7.35 'DOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND $ 827.50 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GENERAL FUND - SUPPLIES 769. Marchant Calculating Hach, Cc Service 35.00 770 Fletcher's Typewriter Exc. " 15.00 771 Idaho Poeer Company " 62.30 772 Caldwell Municipal Irrig. Irrig. chg. 75.69 773. Canyon Motors Supplies 18.95 774 United Auto Service " 13.75 775 Russell Uniform Co. " 10.10 776 Troy Laundry Service 6.65 777 Henry D. McDonald " 6.00 778• Cole Fire Extinguisher Service Su � plies 5.32 779. Cooperative O11 Assn. .3.80 780• Greentund Drug Store " 3.50 781 Terry Electric Co. " 1.85 782 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fluid Express 1.74 783 Burns Chevrolet Co. Supplies 1.49 784 Burns Chevrolet Co. 208.25 785 HcCluakey Signal Oil " 60.09 786 - The American Electric Co. " 28.16 787 Whelchel Studio " 7..00 S1g Nos. Name What for 2786 Craddock. Radio Supply Supplies 2789 Sumner. stationery Store " 2790 Roger Tucker n 2791 Garber Motor Co. +' 2792 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. +� 2793 Yocum Sign Company +' 2794 Lodge Motor Co. 'v 2795 Summers Stationery Store it 2796 Caldwell News Tribune Publishing 2797 Weatcott oil Co. supplies 2798 State Insurance Fund Premium 2799 The Dual Parking Meter Company Pmt. 2800 Howard Electric Wiring 2801 Boise Payette Lumber Cc Supplies 2802 Garber Motor Company ++ 2803 Leo J. Mason Motor Cc " 2804 Miller Hardware " 2805 Intermount"n Equipment Co. " 2806 Caldwell Auto Supply " 2807 Irrigators lumber Cc " 2808 Burns Chevrolet Company " 2809 Onion oil Co. H. J. McNeal, Inc. 2810 Caldwell Municipal Irrigation Irrig. chg. 1 2811 Service Parts to 2812 Laura Glenn rags 2813 C. C. Andersonnausigned by Doyle Wood Supplies 2814 Western Auto Supply Ca + 2815 Milliner Transfer & Storage " 2816 Spencer Supply Co n 2817 Caldwell Hardware +' 2618 Consolidated Freightways Freight 2819 Cooperative Oil Association Supplies 2820 N. E. Parmenter 2821 Hurst Lookers to 2822 Caldwell Municipal Irrigation Irrig. chg. 2823 The Salt lake Hardware Supplies 2824 J. W. Weeks & Son 2825 Idaho Power Company Service 2826 Ingram's Supplies 2827 Clerk'. Cash Revolving Fund Express TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES GFNFRAL FOND CEMETERY FOND SUPPLIES 2828 Mille r Hardware Supplies 2829 Canyon Motors it 2830 Idaho Power Company Service 2831 Clark'. Cash Revolving Fund Express Amount 6.45 it 5.00 4.00 i 3.53 4.10 24.00 34.93 6.60 10.70 557.04 1182.60 279.00 1720.09 60.34 44.26 43.70 37.20 32 03 31.21 30.46 30.43 28.77 24.59 22.35 p 12.00 10.00 7.33 6.00 5.90 2.94 2.40 2.30 1.50 .67 1372.53 60.39 2.25 2.30 2.21 $ 6303.24 13.00 9.4o .85 .77 $ 24.02 it I' 1103.40 $ 1103.40 it I 241.26 j 17.63 9.60 7.68 7.50 it 5.40 5.40 5.00 4.50 3.75 2.39 $ 33-0.13 374.90 220.44 167.00 48.23 20.00 p 18.00 14.73 14.37 13.60 12.29 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES CEMETERY FUND I ST. LIGHTING FUND 2832 Idaho Power Company Service TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE ST. LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND SUPPLIES 2833 Armco Drainage & Metal Prod. Supplies 2834 Hoff Building Supply Cc 11 2835 Ingram'. n 2836 Burna Chevrolet Company 2837 Arthur Allen 2838 Hoff Building Supply n 2839 H. J. MrNeel " 2840 Garber Motor Co n 2841 Caldwell News Tribune n 1 2842 H. E. Parmenter Recording Certificates I 2843 Caldwell Hardware Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND WATER FUND SUPPLIES 2844 Idaho Prover Company Supplies 2845 Waterworks Equipment Company " 2846 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works n 2647 H. J. McNeal, Inc. " 2848 Clark's Cash Revolving Fund Express 2849 Fletcher'. Typewriter Exc. Service 2850 Caldwell Municipal Irrig. Irrig. chg. 2851 Weatcott Oil Company Supplies 2852 Burns Chevrolet Company " 28 53 H. J. McNeal " Amount 6.45 it 5.00 4.00 i 3.53 4.10 24.00 34.93 6.60 10.70 557.04 1182.60 279.00 1720.09 60.34 44.26 43.70 37.20 32 03 31.21 30.46 30.43 28.77 24.59 22.35 p 12.00 10.00 7.33 6.00 5.90 2.94 2.40 2.30 1.50 .67 1372.53 60.39 2.25 2.30 2.21 $ 6303.24 13.00 9.4o .85 .77 $ 24.02 it I' 1103.40 $ 1103.40 it I 241.26 j 17.63 9.60 7.68 7.50 it 5.40 5.40 5.00 4.50 3.75 2.39 $ 33-0.13 374.90 220.44 167.00 48.23 20.00 p 18.00 14.73 14.37 13.60 12.29 _5`a 9 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND Nos. Name 88 56 Irrigators Lumber Co 2855 Lodge Motor Co 2856 Miller Hardware Co. 2857 Bennett Machine & Welding Works 2858 Dinette Publishing Co. 2859 Service Parts What for TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE WATER FUND Supplies 8.84 LIBRARY FUND 7.00 SALUU73 & SERVICES 2860 A. C. McClurg & Co. Supplies 2861 Idaho Power Company Service 2862 The H. R. Huntting Company " 2863 Caldwell Municipal Irrigation Irrigation 2864 Purkhiser Electric Cc Supplies What for Amount Supplies 8.84 " 7.00 " 4.15 " 3.50 " 2.00 " 21.66 $ 950.71 CEMETERY SINKING FUND SUPPLIES & SERVICES 2865 Hoff Building Supply Co. Supplies 2866 Arthur Allen " 54.94 40.35 33.67 18.13 10.20 $ 157.29 24.62 8.75 TOTAL SUPPLIES A SERVICES CEMETERY SINKING FUND $ 33.37 GRAND TOTAL OF ERPENDITURES FOR FEBRUARY, 1950 6 24,840.10 Thereupon Councilman Harding introduced Bill No 8, entitled: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID CITY THE QRESTION OF AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF SAID CITY TO SELL AND CONVEY A PORTION OF BLOCK 106 OF GOANDU ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, TO THE GRAND LODGE OF IDAHO, I. 0. 0. F., INC., A CORPORATION, OF IDAHO ?OR THE CONSIDERATION OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 8. It was moved by Councilman Myers, seconded by Councilman Fenrich that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on threeseparate days be suspended and that Hill No 8, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion x1th the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Myers, Blomquist, Glaisya' Fenrich and H�arding; -- Negative; None. Absent and not votingr Burrell. The Mayor declared the motion had i passed by the necessary three - fourths maJority and directed the Clark to read Bill No 8, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No B pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and Harding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Burrell. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 8, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council I I I duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 749.. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 749, to be, published in the Cal iivell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Applications for Beer Licensee wore read from Ray P. Stahl, Palomino Bar, and Boise Bridge Tavern,' the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Blomquist, seconded oy Fenrich that these Licenses be granted upon the approval of the i Chief of Police. Upon Roll Cp11 it appeared the motion %as unanimously carried. Application for Punch Board License: was read from Boise midge Tavern, the fee accompanying the j japplication, �I� 330 S.o by Glaisyer, scc by p.!ycrs that this License be granted. 71 uon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. RESOLUTION i i By Councilman Harding. Upon motion by Fenrich, seconded by Myers the following Resolution was presented$ 'A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE POLLING PLACES FOR mr, SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR THE CITY OF CALDWBLL, IDAHO, TO BE HELD ON APRIL 18, 1950, APPOINTING THE JUDGES, CLERKS AND CONS- 413LES TO CrNDUCT SUCH (ELECTION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO: Section 1. That at the special municipal election to be held in and for the City of Caldwell, Idaho, on the third Tuesday in April, 1950m to -wit$ the 18th day of April, 1950, at which time there will be an election to determine whether or not the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell shall be author- ised by the electors to sell the following described real property, to -wit: Beginning at the Easterly corner of Block One Hundred Six (106) of Goandu Addition to the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as the same appears by the Plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder of Canyon County, Idaho, running thence Southwesterly along the Northeasterly boundary line of Tenth Avenue a distance of 300 feet; running thence Northwesterly on a line parallel with the North- easterly boundary line of said Block 106 a distance of 125 feet; running thence Northeasterly one line parallel with said Tenth Avenue, a distance of 300 feat to the Northeasterly boundary line of said Block 106; running thence Southeasterly along the Northeasterly bound- ary line of said Block 106 to the point of beginning, to the Grand Lodge of Idahom I. 0. 0. F., Inc., a corporation, for a price of $500.00, for the purpose of the erection on said real property of a historical museum. Section 2. The following are designated as the polling places for such election- FOR THE FIRST WARD: The County Court House, between 11th and 12th Avenues on Albany Street; FOR THE SECOND WARD: The High School Club Rooms; between 11th and 12th Avenues on Everett Street; FOR THE THIRD WARD: The City Hall at 7th Avenue and Blaine Street. " Section 3. That the following are hereby designated as Judges Distributing Clerks and Constables Ifor their respective warder FOR THE FIRST WARD: Mrs. John Myers; Mrs. Ruby Redman; Mrs. Olive Admyer; Mrs. Pansy Ulman; Mrs. i Henry Mende and Mrs. Wm Csrlson, as Judges; Mrs. Roy Collins as Distributing Clark, and Wm. Kimple as Constable. FOR THE SECOND WARD: Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Watson Ketchen; Mrs. Wilma Keech, Mrs. A. P. Beall, Mrs. Nellie McKinney; and Mrs. C. L. Bourland, as Judges. Mrs. Naomi Tunisen as Distributing Cler¢, and T. J. Blake as Constable. FOR THE THIRD WARD: Mrs. Dale Banks, Mine Cora Beatty; Mrs. Leo Davis; Mrs. Freda Hunt; Mrs. Wilma Harding; and Mrs. Franc6a Murray. Mrs. Twyla Kroll as Distributing Clerk, and Credl Royce as Constable. That the Clerk for and on behalf of the Mayor and City Council shall give public notice of the time 'and place of holding such municipal election by posting such notice not less than twenty days previous to the date of the election, in three public places in each ward of the City of Caldwell and by publishing such i Notice in a least two issues of the Caldwell Neva- Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, the first publication of such notice to be made cot less than twenty days previous to the date of such municipal election; the notice to contain such Cacts and be given in accordance with the re- quirements of Chapter 10, Title 50 of the Idaho Code. Upon Roll C411 the following Councilmen voted in favor of the motion: Myers, Glaisyer, Blomquist, Fenrich and Harding. Voting a, ^ainst the motion$ None. Ai7sent and not voting: Burrell Thereupon the Mayor declared the motionesrried'and the Resolution adopted. The following resignation was read from Councilman Harding: Honorable Mayor and City Council March 6, 1950 City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho .W It is with reluctance that I tender my resignation as member of the City Council for Ward # 3, effective this date. Sincerely hoping that I can be of service to all of you and can serve in my new capacity for the benefit of all. Yours truly, Signed Bryan Harding Moved by Councilmen Glaisyer, seconded by Council Fenrich that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Thereupon the Mayor announced the following appointments BRYAN HARDING, SUPERVISOR OF ROADS AND BUILDING INSPECTOR. Moved by Fenrich, seconded by Blomquist that this appointment be confirmed,effective march lot, at a salaryof $225 per month. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Blomquist that Council adjourn, Motion City Clark. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 3rd, 1950, 8100 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meetirg of the City Council met in the u ouncil Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Leo J. Mason presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered presents Wm Glaisyer, John Myers, Fran Blomquist, and Dale Fenrich. Absents L. E. Burrell. Th.reupon the Mayor announced the appointment of J. M. Bettis, as Councilman of the Third Ward of Caldwell, Idaho,to serve out the unexpired term of Councilman Bryan Harding. Moved by councilman Olaiayer, seconded by Councilman Fearich that this appointment be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Eugene 0. Franks was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council the leasing of a site at the Caldwell Municipal Airport for the construction of a combined office and storage building for aerial dusting products. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Glaisyer that the Chairman of the Airport, John Myers investigate this matter and if it meets with his approval the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a lease. Upon still Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Applications for Pool License were read from Waldorf Cigar Store and Brink's Inc, the fee so. compagying each application. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that these Licenses be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Applications for Card License ware read from Waldc& Cigar Store, Brink's Inc., and The Sport Shop Inc., the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that these Licensee be granted. U,on Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Thereupon Councilman Glaisyer presented the following Rpsolution and moved the adoption thersofi RESOLUTION BY C0:INCIIMAN OLAISYER A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO TO CREATE AND ESTABLISH LOCAL IMPROVMMU (DISTRICT NO. 18 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, AS AN ENLAR;ED IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FOR THE PURPOSE OF '.PURCHASING, BUILDING AND CONSTR'!CTING SUITABLE SEWERS, DITCHES, DRAINS, CONDUITS AND CHANNELS FOR SANITARY ( LAND DRAINAGE PURPOSES, OR EITHER OR BOTH THEREOF, WITH OUTLETS, CESSPOOLS, MANHOLES, CATCH BASINS, FLUSH TANKS, SEPTIC TANKS, AND ALL OTHER SEWER APPURTENANCES NECESSARY FOR THE COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, HEALTH AND WELL —BEING OF THE MUNICIPALITY THEREIN, STATING THE BOUNDARIES OF SUCH DISTRICT IN WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE MADE; THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS, THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE SAME AND THAT S "CH COST IS