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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1916-04-03city council minutes-55- Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, April .'.-, 1 ^1G, 1111 r hl6' founcil meet in roLu7ar session With.`ayor Fred C. Poyes, presiding, present, Councilmen Ackley, Forbes, R?i.,gran and San'..erd;, °. Pen lhanlap, Clerk, when the following business was trar_aa.^_te1: ""iss Bisrett appeared with a complaint that t *e City sevaral years ago had made some eLan,�: in t::o irrig;.i:in5 ditch qd oinin[, her proyerty on ninth Avenue and r9evelam9 Pou? an.] as c result of vruici s_ "..o was una';le to irrigate the pa: °king. Tt was voted upon motion o' Forbes, sccon3,fl P.eklch, teat tl.e City FnF,ineer to requested to take the matter up with the Fieneer officials with a view of having t'_e condition remedied. PTr. Rowsrd appe_reA and asked permission to fence F:!lmont Street between 4th and :lth Avenues, so as to enable him to use the same _nor• pasture. The matter was referred to the °tr� Cummittee for invostlZation. r. Larry Tinley of TTampe, appeared alth a request th,�t the Council reconsider tie, action taken at the last regular meeting kith reference to bill. - boards. The matter was referred to th•� City Attorney. The minutes of the meetings leld during the month of ?larch, 1916, were read and it was noted upon notion of fla;man that the sam•� be approved. Th following rlaima !.gainst the Sity were read end 1' was voted upon motion of Ackley that the same be allowed and :vaxrants bO or3er•ed dravrn on the various funds in payn.ent of the same as follows: 85 Ptl elr =ryn Fortner GF.UMAL FTTND John A. Bailor S. Pen Dunlap Pdarch Salary and F. 0. bo,: rent 0 ,100.60 C. F, Vyckoff Mdse 1,50 T. A. Walters ' °rare' Salary 50.00 Floctric investment 7ompany Street and Alley lights 76,50 The Caldwell Tribune Printin_g 5 5. 20 Orel F. Sovereign *darer Salary 20.00 Electric Investment Company Light, City Tull 12,68 Poise Tron "•rorks Company Mdse 12.85 Wescott Transfer Company Coal, drayage and freight 35.36 Orel 13. Sovereign ?larch Salary 60,00 Orel 7. Sovereign Assigned claim 10.00 T:lectrie Investment Company Fnorgy, heater 2,70 240untain States Company Phone rentals 4,75 Caldwell Lumber and Coal Co Rcnt 1,00 Tdaho Implement and Cirain Cc Wdse 1,25 Pyrene 1'f Com an 11 g F y 15.30 Ackley's '. ari -ct 85 Ptl elr =ryn Fortner ` "arch salary and P. 0. Fo,. rent 25.60 John A. Bailor March salary and Lil7.inF jugs 115,50 Dan Shuee . "arch salary 80.00 Acicley's 7arket P'dse 18 95 "escott Transfer Company Coal 4.72 Canyon Auto Curpany Livery hire 1.00 Caldtwrell Tribune Printing 12.65 -56- g CI M ;TTT DAL T Cupples ^:Tore Company Assigned cl =im 40.00 Guy C. 1,Tc(77ee Tlarcr. salary 15,00 George ^. TTinknid Ant F.nj;ineer 2.50 F. L. Lockwood " 1' 5.00 C. r. 7,yckoff :,Use 4,35 Saratoga Stationary Store " 1.60 A. c, Fart " 1,00 Justus Roe and Sons if 0,90 ROAD PTTTTL T). T). Campbell Ua rh Salary " 90.00 Tom Glenn " 11 65.00 F. L. Ashby " It 27.87 Cupples Vercantile Company Asniagned claim 39,06 Olaf Pelain T9arch salary 55.00 L' ert Smart ++ 11 41 TTenry Rogers " " and labor 55,94 Lou Rosa Labor 108.00 J. A. Journey 8."5 0. 0. Allison 24.75 'Mn. Rode " 16.00 J. Jester Jr Assigned claim 9.75 Clyde Schoonover T,a; - or 12,50 ^11a , fiartin Barn rent 30.00 7. Ii. Guerin Tay 1p. 85 Pillie Carter Slacl:srlt`- vork 6,65 Follrich TTarnes.r� shop lAdse 4.60 Continental Oil Company Gasoline 38,50 ],Iectrio Tn` Company TAE!"t, City Ra.rn .80 Lem larding pipe 108.20 Terry and "?oGee Ce ant work ?2.7.0 Caldwell Lurrrber and Coal Co Lunber 10.75 Tom Jennings Sidewalk ;,00 Flynn's Grocery Sidevalk C0 Tdal:o Implement :" Crain Co Mdse 6.40 rdvar Meek FeTate tax . Total ,----- -------------- ------ - - - x.71 7,AT.TPP. WOPF FT?TM Harry Smith Salary an� ^_sight ; Franl: T. Ro ^es ?"arch salary 75.00 7red Ross Labor 65,00 7erman Aoigbt " 16.25 Cyrus Crandel.l ° V% 50 CT_arles Allen " 4.00 7lectric. investment Company Power and Light :?3,05 TTepture P,Teter Corripany Meters and connections °06.40 Crane Company " *dse ?,1.82 Idaho Tcplenent ar_-' main Co " .,8.65 g CI -57- r .Caldwell Lumbor' and Coal Co T;umbar and Cement 9.60 M3.1iner Transfer Company DrayaZe .75 ITcscott Transfer Company 1. DO Lem "arding Pipe 1.25 Total-------------------------------------- -•:r6�43.66 C'P 7 -7,,RY FUND .T. W. Ross Salary and overtime Cyrus Crandall Labor Ackley'o "arkat Assigned claim Total--------------------------- F. L. Keller F Tied Howard SPPS ?T .I ^IG PTtrD �Tareh Sprinlclin� PART: FTIITD 70.00 8.75 14.00 ft38.38 Labor 6 13.45 GRAM' TOTAT, MRP.A'TTS OP.T1xP,Eb DTT;'nT------ - - - --- 18 Th= reports or the fo110 In o.fCi for the PEonth of '+",arch, 1C16, were read. City Clerk, Police Tudge, City Librarian, Sexton, Superintendent of 77ater "'orlca, Supt of Streets and City Treasurer. The repur•t of the City Treasurer for the month of February, 1 °l0, was also read. It was voted upon r!rotion of Ackley, ;econde3 D ^meat, that the reports be approved and ordered placed on file. Councilman Dement arrival Burin; the readinF_ of t'_a reports. Ii Councilman rrnyman of the finane eoMMI ttee ported as foll.ows on matters which had been referred to him: 1. That he had examined the records of lanl =on County relating to the pay- ment of 1215 7ity of ^allwell idew.11: tam asso-mied at7ainst property belurip ng to FdTar e•?k and had found them to show t?:at said tai: was ;,airs u:i1er° protest. He stated that for this re:-.son he road recomr.ended t at clrsim o' -.eid rd, Creek in sum of "`?.11, eroneous be paid. Tlcat ho had investiTatod the matter of ti e r7ity Cleric lceoping cheek on City t�' =s col7.3cted by County and as a result of such investigation was convinced tbat the collections by the county uar.t :ernittnnoas to City could bo easily chacked. Coy ncilma» 7 '4,Tman also 9u4I'e'3ted ''-,Lt as tr:e personnel of directors of 7estern "Tal;ional "auk had he�In eTange3 : t be "V =11 to en,'Are into the suifi;i'ancy of the security of Vieir bond. T,Ter;e.s '_ Z. ^,leaver and Terr Kelleher appe,red and asked permission to erect a sheet iron addition to one of ti-- Calt;aell Ltuu'-er ^ompany'e sheds. Tt was voted upon motion of Ackley, seconded Dca,ent, that the petlnission be ms anted. The iollowiny resolution was intro.lI cued by ^.ounellnia: Hayman: u -5n- RP °OTUTTON adopted. "r.a_ T:,e L3a.ho Traction rompany is charging a ten (10) cent fare , ^.ron; the rollnLc of Tdaho station to 'an- yon station, and '";:ereas, said Idaho Traction 'lompany is arming a ten (l.0) cent and sometimes a - iftecn (15) cent fare •0nn the rol.lero of Idaho Station to Rice Station, and M ereas, stations abovo mentioned aro °ila77- it' the r'ity limits of the city of r'aldvrell, and all of t:ho railroa(l line connecting said stations are wholly mritlln eaid liarits, and IMT Ordinanco num�ered 203 of said City of ^allwoll, state s that , - he fare shal .1 not b e mo re than 'ivs ( F,) cents over any one continuous line inside "hc ^.ity l.ir•.its ", 7 Therefore, Fe it resolved by the 7 and ('auncil of the fit" of Caldlrrell that the said Idaho Traction Company correct such charges at once in accor:lancc ,-ith Or- iinwice numbered 203 of sari Oity of Cald;rell, or said Ordinance shall be revoked, an,l rental shall be char ;red "or the privi- leg,es grante•l under the franchise. It was voted upon motion of 11^ment, s'�con,.led Aekley, that the resolution be pill ` ?o. 11, ley Ackley, entitled, "An Or inance providing that any paisun _firm or eo."T,oration who ahall ie,:ira to run a portable or stationary stand an those 3tr:'.ets and alleys in t:,e Cite of r'alduell, within the boundaries of T.ocal Improvement 1'aroment District 9To. 1 must first se•cUi2 too approval of the (ity Council as to the kin-1 and style of stand which it is proposed to install nnl repealing Ordinance numbered 155 of said City ", was read the first time. A motion mrae made by Fa. man, seconded T)?nient, that the rules he suspended and the realing on three separate days be dispenoed with and bill 7 11 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final pasra.Te. The roll beinT called on the motion t?ie vote resulted: Ayres - Ackley, Ha Yvan, Sanberg -3 ?Tayes - rnmont, rorl Absent - Harrington -1. So tl,c notion was lost. The petition of ?nn. 7. Mombarg of -al prayinC, that the sprinkling be extended on ninth avenue bet:ueen 7 and TTarr•ieon streets and on Grant strest betareen T'imball Avenue and Tenth a°anue, was read. It was voted upon motion of rorhes t--at the petition be granted. The petition of J. Jester Jr. et -al praying that the wator mains be e-ctended t'.rrough certain pa,.rts of Yolznt :in View Addition to the (li t;y, was read. _JO a 7..e1ative; to the ditch in the south part of town on i,'all Avenue and lying on the west side of t:at tr:zct of land knovrn as +,p,e Gipson orchard, the City Attorney, upon request gave it as his opinion taut as the ,City ad absolute control over the streets it could compel the -ditch o ^rners to pipe the water running in the :ditches. Tt was voted upon motion of Forbes teat the City Attorney be instructed to notify the owners of the ditch which runs through the Gipson orchard,to pipe the water in that part of the ditch and Pill sago in with dirt, wlAch is situatel in the highway from tha top of the hill on lrimball Avenue to tho NR corner of ti-,e TTIM 1/4 of the SF. 1/4 of Section 3? T•;•rp 4N N 3W. Ti.e'Tayor ro(lueet;;d the City Attorney to draft an Ordinance ooverin_ tl.e con- doming of old nnd unsafe rideiraalks a^ provided by the laws of the state. ^ouncilman Sanberg reported that ".Trs. Judson F. Allon, who Owned lots 31 and 44 Of block 9 of Canyon Hill Cametery w_nted the City t,, vacate the alley on the west side of the lots. Councilman 701`Les stated that t')e walk on 71mball A eizue, `rom ^Reek's corner south, ivng in such condition as to be unsafe for use and he suggested that the Chief of 'oli,e ?:s uected to ask the ro yerty t.. '" q P 1 owners o r -move same. The City engineer was requested to invcst'Fate tl.e host of filing a plat of the cemetery and also a map of the City shcvfini; tka changes in the names of the streets, with the County Recorder. It was voted upon motion of Councilman Sanberg that Council adjorn until r.+onday April 1P2 ?1., 1S?18, at 9 o'clock. 9 Mayor, City Cler k, ±'ouneil Charioer, City of Caldwell, Idaho, April 10, 1918. Council meet in regular session, pursuant to adjornment, f, 1jayor Fred C. Doyes, ?residing, present, Councilmen Ackley, Dement, Forbes, Harrington, Hayman and Sanberg, 3. Ben runlap, Clerk, when the following business was tram- ;acted: The petition of tILe Boise - Payette T,u:a'aer Company, praying tha^ tl.e Cit pass an Ordinance, vacating the alley in Dlock 73 of the Original townrite, was read. It was voted upon motion of 7arrington, seconded Ackley, that the matter he referred to the Street Committee. The dTayor also requested the City Attorney to act with the Street Committee. The petition of Thomas T:. Cochrano et -al, requesting that an Ordinance fie passed prohibiting transient horse_ '•.radars and Gypsies from camping irside tho city limits, was read. It was voted upon motion of Farrington, seconded Ackley, that the police be requested to instruct the campers to rtove on.