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Home My WebLink About1921-03-07city council minutesNO III s �I 4 q( COUECIL OWZBERS VAIDWELL IDAHO. MARCH 7, 1921. Council met in regular session with The following Covnoilmeb were present ;Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton, and Westoott on motion by,DunIap seconded by Feuling and City Attorney. Attorney was instructed to draft a resolution endorsing petition of E. L. Douglas at al for the graveling etc, of 10th Street by next administration on motion by Dunlap Seconded by Fouling, the City Clerk an City Engineer were instructed to investigate the sprinkling assessment on South Kimball St. Complaint being made that there were several offensive manure heaps in the City and also that trees were not trimmed high enough. Same was referred to Chief Police for action. Petition J. D. Rowland for vacation of Streets referred to City .Attorney to draft resolution. The minutes of last regular meetings read and motioned by Dunlap, seconded by Moore.' Same were approved as read. On motion by Feuling Seconded by Westoott the Building Inspector was authorized to issue building permits for Gem State Lumber Company on the corner of 6th and Authur. Motion made by Weatcott, seconded by Dunlap that the Hodgson Building corner 8th and Kimball be designated as polling place for 2nd ward in the place of Methodist Church. The following bills against the city were presented and on motion by Westoott seconded by Sutton same were allowed. GENERAL FUND. No 669 W Grant Ward 670 3 Ben Dunlap 671 F F Fouling 672 H L Hayman 673 Frank Moore 674 A E Sutton 675 C J Wastcott 676 Cald. Lumber Co; 677 Idaho Power Co; 678 Caldwell News 679 Westoott Sales Co; 680 Walter Griffiths 680 Dr. F. M. Cole 682 Jas. J. Smith 683 Western U. Telagraph 684 Helen id. Sovereign 685 Caxton Printers 686 Orel H. Sovereign . 687 Miss. Cora Palmer 688 Idaho Power Co; 689 Caxton Printers Salary 8.00 6.50 " 6.50 " 5.50 6.60 5.50 5.50 Coal 70.10 Lights CityHall 24,90 PriAting Pub'g. 49.04 Gasoline 107.06 Salary 60.00 " 50.00 Salary;Band; 60.00 Telegram 1.17 Salary;Stamps; 60.00 Bond :register 50.00 Salary;Telegram 75.80 Salary 60.00 Streets Lights 490.00 Election Supplies 30.00 No. 690 W. S. Maxey 691 Lelia Ackley 692 Western U. Tel'ph 693 Caxton Printers 694 Mount. S. T. & T.0 695 E. M. Cory 696 Ward Daggett 697 E. E. Pennington 698 Francis Beokstead 699 R. Corbin 700 W. Wood000k 701 Glen Anderson 702 J. H. Hicke 703 C. B. Ryther 704 J. E. Eustaoe 706 Cold. Sanitary Laundry 706 Clark Thompson 707 Otto. Batt. & Ign.Co; 70B Mount. S. T. &T. Co; 709 Idaho Power Co; 710 Butten &MOAttor Drug; 711 W98tnett Sales Co; 712 Frank Ihli 71, John A. Baker 714 Earl McCullough 715 Sutton& McArtor 716 Garber Grocery 717 A. 'H. Eddy 718 Home Restaurant 719 Milliner Trans; 720 Weatcott Sales Co• 721 Botkin -Joy Drug 722 Cald. Ice &Cold Storage 723 Cald. Lumber Oo; 724 Sutton & MOArtor 726 ;ouat;S.T.B�.T. Cc/ 726 John Griffiths 727 L. m. Porter 728 Ellen H MoConnel 729 Ella K. Hall 730 John Griffiths 731 Fred Moconnel 732 Intermount -.Uap Co; Total Salary 100.00 - 70.00 Telegrams 2.50 Binder 53.50 Tolle 2.00 Salary; Keys; 165.76 Salary 125.00 Salary 126.00 Salary 125.00 Services 9.00 Services 2.00 Servings 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 Ladry, for Fire .Dept. 1.20 Hardware 1.95 Recharge Battery 3.00 Rental 6.75 Corys Cooking 3.70 Drugs 1.65 011 7.50 Salary 100.00 S61ary;Dog9;phone; 128.00 Salary 100.00 Fumigaters 34.30 Groceries 25.35 Meat for Snell 1.00 Meal Tickets 10.10 Transfer 11.70 Gasoline .80 Drugs for Cline 4.25 Coal 14.99 Coal 9.55 Type. Paper 2.65 Tolls .60 Engineer 2.50 Ass'ting Engineer 127.50 Typewriting 33.10 Stenographic Work .50 Ass't. Engineer 20.00 Engineer 64.00 Print Cloth 6460 $2 746.26 d III 1 I IH IN PARK FUND. No. 51. Wm. Bischoff Salary $42.00 Cemetery Fund 46. W. J. Shumake labor 8.50 49. J. W. Rose Salary 110.00 48. Fred Goette Sharpen Drills 1.66 49. Mitohell -Dukes Cc; Dynamite 10.00 SPRINKLING FUND 64. Battery Service St. Battery Recharge 1.00 6¢. Service Tire Co; Supplies 16.15 ROAD Fj11DS 315. Good Roads Co. Rock Crusher - 608.130 310. Fred Goette Repair work. 7.90 317. Clark Thompson Hardware 14.25 318. Cald. Lumber Co; Lumber 10.80 318. Leighty & Knowlton Grain 79.34 32p. Caldwell Prod. Co; Grain 67.95 321. John Hollrich Heroes 2.26 323. P. Garrison Dragging 12.00 323. Weetcott Sales Co; 011 112.67 324. Floyd Messler Dragging 3oads 28.65 32b. Alonzo Witteman Dragging " 16.50 326. A. Bodeahamer Salary 100.00 327. Cal LVard Salary 110.00 328. Chas. Black Salary 110.00 329. Fred Roes Salary 115.00 330. Chas. Lamkin Salary 115.00 331. D. D, Campbell Salary;B'reight; 151.19 332. Idaho Power Co; Power 33.00 333. E. L. Douglas Dragging 1b.00 334. Howard Cooper Co; Fixtures for Truck 10.65 335. Goo. C. Berlin Filing Saw 1.36 336. Baxter Machine Works Grates 42.06 337. Electric Shop Lamps 3.80 'tiy ' WATER WORKS 220. Swain Beatty Salary;Exprees; 126.92 221. 71. S. Maxey Salary 50. 'J0 222. C. D. Crandall Salary 116.00 223. Clyde Wooley Labor 106.40 224. Neptune Meter Cc; Meters 591.69 225. Valve Sales Cc; Valve Stem 1.50 226. Mount. S.T.T. Co; Tolle .60 221. Bourbon Copper Works Valve & Nut 3.86 228. Chas. Wright Pump;Casting 11.50 229. E. Vining Electric Work 16.96 52i No. 230. Fairbanks, Morse Cc; Pump 465.00 231. L. M. Potter Mater Mains 52.50 232. Boise Payette Lbr. Cc; Cement 1.60 233. Idaho Power Cc, Power 274.36 234. Service Tire Co; Pinizn Eat. 18.80 LIBRARY FUND 93. Olive Bess Salary 65.00 94., Ruth Haines Salary 20.70 95. Cecil Pollard Salary 16.00 96, Clarence Rawlings Salary 30.00 97. C. E. Silbaugh Co; Furnace 26.40 98. Cald. Plbg. heating Co; Repairs 3.45 99. Democratic Printing Cc; Supplies 13.45 100. Botkin -Joy Cc; Book 1.53 101.• Hay Boone Cc; Mdea. 1.20 102. Milliner Trans. Cc Drayage 1,.00 103. Caldwell News. Letter Heads 20.60 104. J. T. Davenport Repairs on proof 3.00 105. A. C. McClurg Books 33.96 106. , H. R. Hunting Co. Bo 12.42 107.- Gaylord Bros. Supplies 3.60 108. Olive Bess Lights, Phone 27.70 Total- -- -- --- ---- - --- -- Grand total Warrants issued On motion made by Westoott Seconded by Sutton the bill of R. Farrar was tabled. Motion by Dunlap, seconded by Fouling that the matter of compensation Insurance be taken up by City Attorney. Motion made by Westoott, Seconded by Feeling that the Clerk be instructed to call for bids for Sewer District Nn.. 7. Motion made by Dunlap, seconded by Westoott that the bill of City Against the Pioneer Irrigation District be placed in hands of City Attorney for collection. The City Clerk announces that this was the time set for receiving bids for the construction of curbs etc; in District 6 and that several bide were on hand. Motion made by Dunlap, seconded by Westoott that opening of bide be deferred to April 4th 1920. This being the time set for hearing objections to assessment roll for Sewer District No. S. and the Clerk announaing that no objections have been filed. The following resolution was presented. RESOLUTION. Whereas the assessment roll of Local Lateral Sewerage Improvement District No. a ti. has been made by the sewer committee of the City Council and the City Engineer and was filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, State of Idaho, on the � rd day of February, 1921, at 8 o'clock P. M. at the City Hall in Caldwell, Idaho, was fixed by the City Council as the time and place for hearing and considering objections to said assessments as made and shown on said assessment roll, and whereas �I �I W" L. I ill no obieotion or protest has been made.or filed to said assessment roll, and whereas the time for hearing and considering the said objeoti5ns having arrived and expired and the Said assessment roll having been fully and duly considered by the Mayor and Council, of the City of Caldwell and having been found to be regular, valid, and correct, and fair, and duet, and in compliance with the law in all particulars. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell that the said assessment roll of the Local Lateral Sewerage Improvement District No. 8 be, and the same is hereby approved and confirmed. Motion made by Dunlap, Seconded by Sutton that said resolution be adopted. Ayes Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Sutton and Westoott. Nayee None. The Legian asked for permission to use the City Hall which was granted. On motion Sutton Counoil A,ourned Monday 28th, 1921. Attest; !� �° � ,�,�'d0`rlvru� Mayor City Clem COUNCIL CHAMBERS CALDWELL IDAHO, MARCH 28, 1921. Council met in regular session pursuant to ajournment with Mayor Ward presiding. The following Council -men were present; Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore, Sutton and Westcott. A ^delegation from Canyon Hill was present ^oomplaining of the condition of the bridge across the government ditch, the matter was reperredtto the Street Committee. Knapp and Krell ask for the permission to erect bulletin board at corner of 6th and Main and on motion of Hayman seconded by Fouling same was disallowed. The following bids for the construction No. 7, were read Le follows; Morrison and Knudson, Cash$26348.75 . J. F. Bales 21743.10, Bonds '24157. 00 J. H. Forbes 18858.95 Heineoke Construction Co; 17980.95 Hartenbower Bros. 11 15135.80 1 Motion made by Hayman, Seconded by Moore that bide be reperred to Street Sewer and Fke Committees for in veatigation and report at meat regular meeting. Motion made by Dunlap, seconded by Fouling that checks of J. H. Forbes Morrison, and Knudson and Heineoke Construction Coppany be returned. Motion by Dunlap that City Clerk and Sup't. of Water Works present bill for water used by the Pid. to the City Attorney for collection. Registers for the City Election were named as follows; lat. ward, Mrs. W. L. Wooly End.ward, Mrs. L. F. MONill, 3rd. ward Lice. 0. R. Ackley. On motion Sutton Council ajourn. Attest; Mayor city C