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vo. & m. no. 130 131 132 133 131* 135 136 137 138 139 lUo lUi Ili2 1U3 Ihh 1U5 Ili6 1U7 1U8 1U9 150 151 152 153 SPECIAL FUND NAME Dale Hanks Intermountain Gas Co., L. N. Curtis & Sons
Mt. States Tel And Tel. Co., Coast To Coast Store Idaho Power Company Burns Chevrolet Company Caldwell Municipal Irrig. Dist., Caldwell Plumbing & Heating, Co., Clerk's Cash Revolving
Fund Coast to Coast'Stores Hardy Bros, Inc., Heating Equipment Co., Hoff Building Supply Idaho Power Company Intel-mountain Gas Co., Starline Equipment Company State Insurance Fund Telephone
(General Fund) J. W. Copeland Yards, Inc., Hoff Building Supply, Inc., Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer Caldwell Sanitary Service Nampa Sanitary Service* SUPPLIES FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE
U5-O32 145-032 1*5-032 ii5-O32 50-032 50-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 70-032 70-032 70-032 75-03h 75-03U AMOUNT ho.
77 59.27 117.95 6.36 9.50 U5.7O 1.09 27.00 11.99 lli.91 6.25 1.27 18U.21 97.79 265.01 lii lU 26.95 15.50 U5.5U 3.00 U,2U7.97 336.70 END-FEBRUARY SPECIAL FUNDS EXPENDITURES BY FUNDS WATSi
FUND TREATMENT PLANT mterCgen. office) FIRE DEPT, FUND CEMETERY. FUND . STREET FUND . IRRIGATION FUND SANITATION CONTRACT SUPPLIES nnnii Hit 30-032 31-032 32-032 U5-O32 50-032 60-032
70-032 75-O3U 366.72 ZUi.67 300.36 268.83 15.86 710.80 61i.0li U.58U.67 $ 6,555.95 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID-FEBRUARY 114,072.55 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END-FEBRUARY 11,389.05 TOTAL SAURIES
FOR FEBRUARY !62 3k,322.9h TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR FEB. 59,781i.5U There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman
Shorb that the Council recesa to meet March 19th, 1962 In the Council Chambers at 8s00 P.M. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried* The meeting recessed at 9:2$ P. M. COUNCIL
CHAMBERS MARCH-19, 1962 81OO P. M. The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgement of notice in the following form: We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of
the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Couneil, to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell,
Idaho, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M. on the 19th day of March, 1962, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following objeott Hew and unfinished business. Witness
our signatures this l°th day of Maroh, 1962. Mayor
Hay or Ed Simmennan presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Conneiljnen answered presents E. L. Vassar, Emile Short, Max Luby, Charlee E. Krause, and V. Jay Martin. Absent) N. E. uColey°
Smith. Due to the resignation of Alvin K. Bates, Councilman Third Wardj the acceptance of said resignatior by the Mayor and Council at the regular meeting on March 5, 1962 and the appointment
of Charles E. Krauee to fill out the unexpired term; the official oath was duly administered by City Attorney Dean Miller and Charles E. Krauee declared qualified as Councilman, Third
Ward. As the next order of business, Mayor Simmerman recognised Mr. Harold Engel, Manager of the Intermountaln Gas Company in Caldwell. Franchise Tax -Intermountain Gas Co. Mr. Engle
addressed the Mayor and Council and stated that it was his pleasure to present to the City the Intermountain Gas Company Franchise Funds collected for the City of Caldwell for the year
of He stated that the check wan in the amount of $9,971.80 making a total now in the period period of five years, in round figures, $32,liOO.OQ, with last years check being in an amount
of around $8,500.00. He stated further that their Company has some $0 miles of pipe in -the City and that he would like to take this opportunity to, particularly express their appreciation,
for the fine cooperation they had had from the varioua departments. He then presented the check to Major Simmer man. Mayor Simmerman accepted the check In behalf of the City and expressed
thanks to Mr. Engel as well as an offering of appreciation for the City for the cooperation received from their Company also. Sanitation collections -report made Mayor Simmerman reported
to the Council upon collections in the Sanitation Department and said that out of the twenty nine notices mailed, settlements had been made with eighteen of them, both to their satisfaction
and to the City's. He stated further that he thought even more important was the fact that everyone of them who had been in regarding thie matter had been very nice about it it and he
was sure that there was no ill will towards anyone. This, he said, was certainly valuable to the City and each one had agreed that they would use the service and pay for it, and try
to fulfill the obligations so far as their part of it was concerned. Bids on two Police patrol cars Separately called for bids on two Police patrol cars were then opened and found as
follows: Curt & Hal, Inc. -submitted a bid on 2 (two) 1962 Dodge Dart V8 h door sedans with extras listed and stated a net bid less the Tax and the 1961 Chevrolet and the 1961 Ford which
they had appraised as being 32,376.78 Qarber Motor Co. -submitted seperate bids on 2 (two) 1962 Ford Oalaxie Fordors, 119™ wheel base, less trade-in of 1961 Chevrolet and 1961 Ford as
followst Quoted price of unit with 61 Chevrolet trade-in $l,19U.0O Quoted price of unit with 61 Ford trade-in 1,19b.00 Total, two units 2,388.00 Reduction for purchasing two units 6U.0O
Total Cost, if purchase two units &2,32U.0O Burns Chevrolet Company -Net cost to city as per specifications $1,295.00 Net cost to city as per specifications 1,295.00 Lodge Motor Inc.
-In compliance with specifications submitted the following bidi Net Cost 8 987.99 Net Cost 899-98 It was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the low bid of Lodge
Motor Inc. in an amount of $1,887.97 be accepted subject to compliance with the specifications and that if not in compliance with the specifications, the next low bid be accepted, which
would be that of Garber Motor Co. A vote was then taken and the motion unanimously carried. Notice of Revocation of Beer License -State of Idaho Mayor Simmerman stated that the City
had received notice from the Department of Law Enforcement, State of Idaho as follows: IN THE DEPARTMENT CF LAW ENFORCEMENT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO In the Matter of the Revocation ) of
State Retail Beer License No. ) 1712 of IVA M. SMITH, d/b/a ) JESS'S DRIVE INN, 101? North ) NOTICE OF INTENTION Kimball, Caldwell, County of ) TO REVOKE Canyon, State of Idaho )
TOt I7A M. SMITH, d/b/a JESS'S DRI7E INN, Caldwell, Idaho. YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE That I, E. R. Hopper, Commissioner of Lav Enforcement of the State of Idaho, being advised that you are
the holder of State Retail Beer License No. 1712, issued pur suant to the provisions of Chapter 10, Title 23, Idaho Code, and having reasonable cause to believe that you have failed
to retain the necessary qualifications to hold a state retail beer llcenseraa'provided by Section 23-1010, Idaho Code, in that on or about the 28th day~6f December, 1961, you entered
into a lease agreement with Hr. Annan L. Villinas, of Caldwell, Idaho,whereby you leased certain premises located at 1015 Ho. Kimball Avenue, Caldwell, Idaho, commonly known as Jess's
Drive Inn, and I Hereby determine to revoke you State Retail Beer License No. 1712, and the same will be revoked fifteen days from date hereof. DONE at the Capitol in Boise, Idaho, this
13th day of March, 1962. (Signature) E. R. HOPPER, Commissioner Department of Law Enforcement State of Idaho. City beer license revoked -Jess's Drive Inn In answer to the question by
Mayor Simmerman, the City Attorney stated that If Mrs. Smith had leased the premises, she could no longer be the Licensee. Also, in answer th the question by Mayor Simmerman, Detective
George Sweet stated that he had not checked to see if Mr. Villines could qualify for a license but that Just off hand, he thought that probably he could. It was moved by Councilman Vassar,
seconded by Councilman Luby that the Beer License of Iva M. Smith, d/b/a Jess's Drive Inn be revoked and that she be so notified. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
Consideration of Budget for Fiscal Year 1962 Mayor Sinoneraan stated that the next order of business would be the consideration of the Budget for the current Fiscal Tear and the following
was thereupon submitted! THE FOLLOWING IS THE ESTIMATE PREPARED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CODNTY OF CANTON, STATE OF IDAHO, OF THE PROBABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY
NECESSARY FOR FOR ALL PURPOSES TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION IN SAID CITY DURDIO THE FISCAL YEAR BEQINNINQ THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1962, AND ENDING THE 3LST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1962, INCLUDIHG
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST DUE ON BONDED INDEBTEDNESS OP SINKING FUNDS, ITEMIZING AND CLASSIFTIHQ THE SEVERAL BRANCHES OF EXPENDITURES AS NEARLY AS MAY BE, WITH A STATEMENT OF THE ENTIRE
REVENUE FOR THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR. ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENDITURES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL. IDAHO FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19621 * GENERAL FUND Mayor and Council 15,500.00 City Attorney 2,175.00
City Clerk 6,919.00 City Treasurer 5,600.00 Polic 100,660.00 Mew Jail 10,000.00 Health and Welfare 2,990.00 Parking Meters 20,032.lib Engineer 27,hOluOO Spraying 8,350.00 City Office
Building U,2U2.00 Building Department , 8,U90.00 Park Department 18,U70.00 Swimming Pool 9,613,00 Recreation 8,700.00 Golf Department 33,062.00 Airport 7,000.00 Fire Station Building
1,800.00 Advertising ..... 600.00 Insurance 9,950.00 Audit and Consultation 500.00 Gasoline 12,500.00
Telephone 2,800 County City Civil Defense 1,000 Rec edification , 56? Interest 1,750 TOTAL GENERAL FUND ?320,672 WATER (General Office) 21,176 WATER AND SEWER 125,Wll TREATMENT PLANT
28,765 BONDS AND IHTEREST U6,617 TOTAL WATER AND SEWER $222,000 FIRE DEPARTMENT 85,896. CEMETERT DEPARTMENT . 23,O°U STREET DEPARTMENT 171,2Hl. SANITATION DEPARTMENT 69,900. LIBRARY
30,619. ARMOR! 33.268 TOTAL ALL FUNDS $956,686. 00 00 00 00 Wt 00 5O 00 50 00 36 O7 91 00 85 66 29 ■k-L City C THE FOLLIWING IS A STATEMENT OF THE REVENUES OF THE CITT OF CALDWELL, IDAHO,
FROM ALL SOURCES FOR THE FISCAL TEAR CQHMENCIHQ MAI 1, 1961, AKD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1961, TO-WITi Taxe $ 196,121.92 State & County Liquor 23,256.lilt Parking Meters 13,W>8.70 Fine 9,675.96
Licenses 10,251*. 75 Fees, Permits & Inspections . 3,36U«O5 Gas Refund 590.76 Engineer's Fees * 33.20 Golf 7,961.55 Swimming Pool 7,285.80 Airport 1.00 Miscellaneous Receipts 2,336.12
Water & Sever 16O,5U5.17 Cemetery 11,676.01 Motor Licenses* 13,672.59 State and County Licenses Licenses lUi.OO Road & Bridge Apportionment 5,809.11 Repayment for Road Work 3,300.61
Irrigation 8,707.23 Sanitation L6,660.95 TOTAL $ 525,005.92 Perpetual Cemetery Sinking Fund 891*.20 Perpetual Cemetery Lot Care 21830.00 TOTAL ALL FUNDS $ 528,730.12
lyor 'y City Clerk RESOLUTION KO. 5 Byi Councilman Vassar A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC MEETING FCR MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1962, AT 8iOO O'CLOCK P.M., IN THE CITY HALL IN CALDWELL, IDAHO,
FOR THE PURPOSE OF GRANTING A PDBLIC HEARING PURSUANT TO SECTION 50-1102, IDAHO CODE BEFORE THE APPROPRIATION BILL PROVIDED FOR IN SAID SECTION SHALL BE PASSED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO* A COPY OF THE ESTIMATE OF THE PROPOSED APPROPRIATION BILL BEING FULLY SET FORTH AT LENGTH UPON THE MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY GF CALDWELL, IDAHO, HELD ON MARCH 19, 1962: THE SAID LETT FOR GENERAL LEVY PURPOSES BEING IN EXCESS OF TEN MILLS. WHEREAS, at a meeting of the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Caldwell, Idaho, held on the 19th day of March, 1962, an estimate of probable amount of money necessary for all purposes to be raiBed in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, during the fiscal
year beginning January 1, 1962, and ending December 31, 1962: itemizing and classifying the different different objects and branches of expenditures as near as may be, with the statement
of the entire revenue of Bald Oity for the previous fiscal year, was submitted to the said Mayor and City Council by the Finance Committee and which said estimate was entered at length
upon the minutes of said meeting of the Mayor and City Councils and WHEREAS, said Mayor and City Council desire that proper resolution be drawn granting and fixing the time for a public
meeting for hearing protests against said proposed appropriation bill and give due notice thereof) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell,
Idaho: Section 1. That the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, have determined that it will require a tax levy for general revenue purposes in excess of ten mills
to raise sufficient money for general purposes as provided by law for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1962, and ending December 31, 1962, and is more fully shown by the estimate
of expenditures of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Section 2* That before the passage of said appropriation bill and before said levy be made, a public hearing be granted, and that said
public hearing upon said estimate and proposed appropriation bill is hereby called and ordered to be held at the City Hall of said City at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day
of April, 1962. Section 3. That notice of said meeting and public hearing shall be given by at least two publications in the News Tribune, a daily newspaper printed and published in
the City of Caldwell, Idaho which said notice shall be printed in the Saturday issues thereof on March 2b, and March 31, 1962j which said notice shall be substantially in the following
form: NOTICE OF MEETING AND PUBLIC HEARING OF THE PROPOSED ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1962j SAID ESTIMATE AND TAX LEVY
FGB GENERAL PURPOSES BEING IN EXCESS OF TEN MILLS. The City Council and Mayor of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, having determined at a. meeting duly and regularly called
and held in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, on the 19th day of March, 1962, that said City will require a tax levy for general purposes in excess of ten mills to raise sufficient money
for general purposes, as provided by law, for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1962, and as fully setout in the estimate of expenditures of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, for the fiscal
year beginning January 1, 1962 duly adopted, passed and approved by the Mayor and Council at said meeting of March 19th, 1962, and appearing in the minutes of said meeting, held on said
date, and said Mayor and Council having determined at said meeting that it will be necessary to pass an appropriation bill appropriating in excess of ten mills for general purposes of
said City for said fiscal year. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENi That a public meeting and hearing is hereby granted on said appropriation bill to be held at the City Hall in the City of Caldwell,
Canyon County, Idaho, at the hour hour of 81OO o'clock P.M. on the 2nd day of April, 1962.
For further detailed information concerning the said proposed appropriation bill, reference is hereby nude to the said estimate of expenditures hereinabove referred to and fully set
forth in the minutes of the Mayor and Council of said City on the 19th day of March, 1962. By order of the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. Dated this
19th Day of March, 1962. ED SIMMERMAN Mayor JOHN L. EN&EKART City Clerk Section U* That said Notice shall be the same as hereby ordered and that the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell,
Idaho is hereby ordered, authorized and directed to cause said notice to be published as hereinbefore mentioned and procure proof of said publication. PASSED By the Council this 19th
Day of March, 1962. APPROVED By the Mayor this 19th Day of March, 1962. ^"^ **~ZZJ Mayor City ClerK Mayor Simmennan called for a roll call vote upon the passage of Resolution No. 5 with
those voitinf In the affirmative being: E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Luby, Charles E. Krause, and V. Jay Martin. Absent and not votingt Councilman M. E. "Coley" Smith. The Mayor declared
the Resolution passed. Final adoption of re-plat of Block 8U, Mountain View Addition Mayor Siimnarman then called upon City Engineer Melvin Lewis who stated that he wished to present
the final copy of Prohaska's re-plat of Block 8U of Mountain View Addition. The preliminary plat had been accepted by the Council at the regular monthly meeting on March 5, 1962. Mr.
Lewis further stated that in that there had been some confusion concerning this plat and that, due to nobodys fault, plats had been pre sented in the past of a preliminary nature which
were approved and signed by the Mayor and Clerk at some later date and that there is no actual record in the minutes of the acceptance of the final plat. He said that he thought, in
the best interests of everything, that it should be gotten into the minutes as to when the Council adopted the plat} that the hard copy of the plat should be presented to tha Council
for adoption. There are plats in the past that the City does not know when they were adopted. Mr. Lewis then recommended that the Council give final approval to the copy of the re-plat.
It was thereupon moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Shorb that final approval be given to the re-plat of Block 8U of Mountain View Addition as presented. A vote was called
for and the motion unanimously carried. Mayor Simmerman suggested that the date of acceptance be placed upon the Plat and Mr* Lewis said that he would see if Mr. Davenport wouldn't do
so. Delinquent garbage charge -Mr. E. L. Keller Mayor Simmerman then referred to the matter of Mr. E. L. Keller's delinquent garbage billing and that the Sanitary Inspector had been
requested to investigate the case at the meeting on March $t 1962, and that he bring back a report to the Council at the next meeting. He informed the Council that Mr. Keller had signed
an affidavit for hardship and his statement was reviewed by the Council at this time. It was thereupon moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Krause that the Clsrk be authorized
to write off the amount of delinquent garbage charges for Mr. E. L. Keller. * A vote was called for and the motion unanimously carried. Letter presented to Council for Alvin K. Bates
Mayor Simmerman then presented a letter which had been prepared by the Clerk as requested, thank ing Councilman Alvin K. Bates for his services to the City. The letter was presented
to the Councilman for their signatures before mailing.
Delinquent garbage account of E. B, Erskine Mayor Simmerman then read to the Conncil the following letter from E* B. Erskinei March 6, 1962 To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Subject:
Delinquent Garbage Gentlement This is to certify that between the dates of Hay 2k, 1958 and January 25f I960 the City Garbage Contraator did. not pick-up garbage from ray residence nor
on many occasions during this tins did the Truck travel the Street by my residence; further more, that I have never given to the City any Deed conveying my portion of the Street. During
this time thre accumulated, in garbage billings, a total amount of ifO.UU. Following this period of time, the Contractor began hauling my garbage and I have been paying for it each month
but it is my opinion that I do not owe the City the amount of $25.00 billed during the tine 1 had no service and it Is not my intention of paying that amount. Respectfully Submitted1
(Signature) E. B. Erskine 201 Joliet St. In answer to the question, Mr. George Sweet, Sanitary Inspector, reported that during the time when there was no service, It was because Mr.
Erskine insisted upon placing his garbage behind the house and the City had no right-of-way in the alley. He finally placed the garbage at the street and it has been hauled since that
tine. Mayor Siromerraan stated that he would recommend that the accumulated garbage charge be waived, whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Luby that the
garbage charge for Mr. E. B. Erafcine in an amount of $25.00 be written off. A vote was called for and the motion unanimously carried. Letter from Roads and Streets Committee of Chamber
of Commerce Mayor Simmerman then read the following letter from the Chamber of Commerce: March 8, 1962 Ed Simroennan Honorable Mayor of Caldwell City Hall Caldwell, Idaho Dear Sir: The
Roads and Streets Committee of the Galdwell Chamber of Commerce would like to commend the City Council, the City Engineer, and the City Streets Department for the excellent Job done
during this winter on the enow and also on the early start on the temporary patching of the streets. Sincerely years, (Signature) Enoch Ogstad Chairman Roads and Streets Committee Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce It was regularly moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the Clerk answer the letter and express the appreciation of the City Council. A vote
was called for and the motion unanimously carried. A brief discussion was then hBld concerning the amendment of the Legislature to the Employment Security Act affecting the Cities in
Idaho. Moved by Counciljnan Vassar, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the bills presented for mid-March be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of
them. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
1 ' ' ; 70. & VT. NO. 177 178 179 180 181 182 W3 L81t 185 L86 L87 L68 139 L90 L91 192 193 19U 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 20U 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 211j 215 216
217 218 219 220 221 222 223 22U VO & WT NO, H5 86 87 68 89 90 91 92 93 9k 95 96 97 98 99 GENERAL FUND NAME Charles W. Astleford Becker Hardware Bestway Building Center Bill Boatman &
Co Black Canyon Irrigation Dist. Bob Nicholas Service Stations C. R. Hlger Caldwell Auto Supply Caldwell Electric Caldwell Memorial Hospital Caxton Printers Coast to Coast Stores D &
B Supply Company Davison Spray Equipment Deans Goodyear State of Idaho, Dept. of Health Fisher's Office Equipment Freda's Cafe Garber Motor Company Golden Pheasant Howard Electric Idaho
Department Store Idaho Power Company J. W. Copeland lards, Inc. Jack & Jerry's Jim's Conoeo Service Lock Shop Lodge Motor Co., Inc. Mao Donell Associates Model Market Mt. States Tel
& Tel Co. Moore Stationery Nampa Radio Service Penny Wise Drug R & B Market R. B. R. Firestone R. L. Polk Polk Co. Riohfield Oil Corporation Ripley' s OK Rubber Welders Service Parts
Ed Simmerman Starline Equipment Company Summers Stationery Store Superior Auto Glass Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning V. L. Roberts Shell Service W. Max Lewellen Agency Whelchel Studio SUPPLIES
FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE 15-032 15-032 18-032 19-032 26-032 26-032 26-032 26-032 10-035 15-032 26-032 15-032 17-032 19-032 26-032 15-032 15-032 15-032 17-032 13-032 21-032 26-032 15-032
18-032 19-032 23-032 15-032 16-032 13-033 19-032 17-032 15-032 15-032 15-032 19-032 15-032 " 15-032 25-032 27-032 26-032 26-032 15-032 26-032 15-032 15-032 15-032 15-032 22-032 15-032
26-032 21-032 15-032 13-032 10-0i0 15-032 23-032 U-032 15-032 Ht-032 19-032 15-032 21-032 15-032 15-032 10-037 15-032 1.70 .75 .30 .Uo 1.U5 .70 5.67 13.1*0 3.33 •UO 3.08 1.65 89.01 5.60
23.61 .91 18.30 273.50 12.85 16.36 1.50 79.28 l8.ttO 3.80 7.50 31.lil U.hO 18.80 MID-MARCH GENERAL FUND WATER-SEWER FUND NAME All American Service B & M Equipment Co Becker Hardware
Boise Valley Parcel Service Burroughs Corporation Caldwell Auto Supply Caldwell Electric Co., Inc. Caldwell Paint & Glass The Caxton Printers Certified Laboratories Co-Op Oil Ass'n Garber
Motor Co. A. E. Hosack & Son Idaho Bit & Steel Company Idaho Power Company SUPPLIES FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE 30-032 30-032 31-032 30-032 31-032 30-032 32-032 30-032 31-032 30-032 30-032
32-032 31-032 30-032 31-032 30-032 30-032 30-032 31-032 1.26 2.91 1.25 U.33 377.96 lii.79 U2U.81 601.25 3011 AMOUNT $ 7?l00 9*80 2U0.26 30.10 115.20 16.38 h.95 22.1iO 5.13 21.50 116.22
•ii9 19.21 15.60 JiUlU 96.91* 286.35 63.55 122.23 20.10 U7.86 5.89 101.1*8 16.81 2.50 2.00 2.90 25.30 12.50 26.16 31i.75 7.15 97.22 3.61 6b. 35 19.00 951.87 65.08 23.91j 50.00 172.50
38.91 2li.75 23.20 25.25 630.02 16.25 » 3,897.71* AMOUNT B.30 iul7 5.58 7.50 6.0U 392.69 66.68 2.hS 109.52 65.90 25.20 59mk9 2,171.13 ltl.10 1,026.06
30! WATER-SEWER FOND, cont. SUPPLIES vo & wr. ko 100 101 102 103 101 105 106 J07 108 109 uo in 112 113 111. U5 126 NAME J. W. Copaland lards, Inc. Jess Hainan Brake Specialty Armco Drainage
& Metal Products Mt. States Tel & Tel Co* Nan's Mobil Service Priest Electric R. B. R. Firestone Rockwell Manufacturing Co. Sattler Auto Electric, Inc. Service Parts Co. Transport Clearings
Xntermountaln Troy Laundry & Dry Cleanijjg United Radiator Shop Vanvays Moving & Storage W. Max Lewellen Agency Waterworks Equipment Company Westcott Oil Corporation FUND NUMBER 30-032
Jl-032 30-032 30-033 31-032 30-032 30-032 30-032 31-032 31-032 30-032 31-032 31-032 31-032 31-032 30-032 30-032 30-033 31-032 30-032 & PURPOSE 6U.79 22.11; 2.25 10.65 66.61 76.77 AMOUNT
3.1fl 18.K5 86.93 19.60 Hi. 36 U17.U2 3.71 n.28 30.65 12.90 1.80 3.00 39.66 luliO U53.35 U3.38 26.50 MID-MARCH WATER & SEWER FUNDS 5,28U.3O 15U 155 156 357 158 159 160 161 162 163 16U
165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 17U 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 I8I1 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 19U 195 SPECIAL FUNDS An American Service Caldwell Auto Supply The
Caxton Printers . Idaho Department Store L. N. Curtis Lovan's Jewelry Nampa Radio Service National Fire Protection Ass'n C. W. Phillips Service Parts Co. Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning
John Warren Mt. States Tel & Tel Co* Simpson Blacksmith Shop West Gemco, Inc. American Lubricants Company Arrowhead Machinery & Supply Co Bennett Machine and Welding Works Boise Valley
Parcel Service Borchert's Feed & Coal The Bowman Product Company Caldwen Auto Supply Caldwen Electric Co*, Inc. Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co. Co-op Oil Ass'n Cornven Tools Heating Equipment
Coo Idaho Power Company Idaho Tire Service, Inc* I nte mountain Equipment J. Lynn Lawrence Oil Co. R. B. R. Firestone Sattler Auto Electric, Inc. Service Parts Co. United Radiator Shop
Vanvays Moving & Storage, Inc. Western Bearings, Inc. All American Service Becker Hardware Caldwen Auto Supply J. V. Copeland Yards, Inc. The News-Tribune U5-O32 U5-O32 U5»O32 U5-O32
15-032 1*5-032 U5-O32 1*5-032 1*5-032 1*5-032 1*5-032 145-032 50-032 50-032 50-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032
60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 60-032 70-032 70-032 70-032 70-032 U-932 MID-MARCH EXPENDITURES BT WATER FUND SUPPLIES WATER CAP. » TREATMENT PLAiMT " WATER GEN. OFFICE " FIRE
DEPT, n CEMETERY FOND a STREET FOND n IRRIGATION FUND u L.I.D. #19 " 30-032 30-033 31-032 32-032 US-032 50-032 60-032 70-032 U-932 END MID-MARCH SPECIAL FUNDS FOOTS1*,U9.U6 88.75 960.53
n5.56 266.13 23.37 U,393.82 80.25 39.60 S 10,007.77 SUPPLIES U.fio 17.92 2,07 3O.7U 13.18 5.55 71.05 19.00 36.70 3.85 25.77 36.00 6.90 6.U0 8.07 82.76 363.62 U5-25 1.00 5U.oo 35*85 27.53
U.80 12.75 13.05 29.80 17.25 3,205.98 no.oo 125.91 96.12 19.66 19.U0 U3.22 7-50 16.90 61.57 22.80 6.85 7.U5 U3.15 39.60 U,8O3.U7 Moved by Councilman Luby9 seconded by Councilman Vassar
that the Council adjourn. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried. The meeting adjourned at 9*00 P.M. Hayor