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Home My WebLink About1939-04-03city council minutesCOIHICIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 3 1939. 8 :00 P.T% The Regular Monthly 1*eeting of the City Co�mcil met in the Council Room of the City Ball, with t*o Mayor, 'N.R. Follingsworth, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Ed.Ocr L. Oakes, F.D. Mumford, PI.E.Babcock, G. M. Fenrich, Norvil T. Finds. Absent; W. H. Odle. The Minutes of previous meetinEs were read and a p ^roved as read. Mr. Odle entered and was marked present. The Bills for I' were read and on motion b-; Hinds, seconded by Babcodf that these Bills be allowed and I"arrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of winch had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Cormiittee. Motion carried. _ Pros, Name, 17bat for. Amount. C'.777RAL FUND I 2969 W.R. Hollingsworth ^ ^lnry 11,00 2970 Edgar L. O "' 8.00 2971 F.D. Mumford " 8.00 2972 W.E.Babcock " 8.00 2973 17. N. Odle 8.00 2974 G. V. Fenrich " 5.00 2975 Aorvil T "finds " 8,00 2976 0. E.rritts " 50.00 2977 H.E. Parmont " 50,00 2978 Ada I. F, " 30.00 2979 N.Stntes Tel &_Tel Co., Rent Toll 6.00 2980 Clark's Cash R-I�vcly Fund supplies 4.50 2981 Moore Stationery i ' .20 2982 R.E. y armenter Salary 90.00 2983 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 63.18 2984 Troy La ?- Dry Cleaning " 5.10 29B5 Garber Voter " 2.77 2986 Stier Purn. Shop " 2.40 2987 Clerk's Case. REvoly Fund T ' 1.25 2988 Caldwell Plg.€7tg. Co., " .85 2989 Purl.-hiser `;lee Co., " 35 2990 Harry's Repsir S1iop " .25 2991 Doyla Fender Sal ^.ry 155.00 2992 Lionel C. ` -ra1.1 11 135.00 2993 Co Collins ° 125.00 2994 Peter Olesen " 125.00 2995 Bryan Harding " 125.00 2996 Pal Royce 3 ^rviees 12.00 2997 Ed Smith " 12.00 2998 derr,* Freeman " 12,00 2999 Kenneth ? Ioore, assig. City Treas. " 12.00 5000 Forrest 7 `.11ender " 12.00 8001 Wilbur Shueo ° 9.50 3002 Nolen Smitb " 9,50 3003 E.Rogce ° 7.00 3004 Evans "otor Supplies 22,50 3005 Town Piunp " 11.00 3006 M.Stntes Tel �� ?el Rent & moll 8,45 3007 I;utler= ?illar I;dw Supplies 2.69 3008 Am-rican LnFrance Foamite Cnrp " 2.36 3009 Cpeenlund Drug Co., " 2.35 3010 P.otkin Cordon Drug " 1.65 3011 H.E. Felton Sal rs 140.00 3012 Ernie Mason " 120.00 3012A C.S.Claussen 120.00 3013 Jack -Thomas " 110.00 3014 Betheno Wilkinson 10.00 3015 Tim ''.'ills Services 6.00 3016 Id. States Tel £< Tel Co., Rent .: Toll 7.E5 :1017 Eutler- Millcr Hdw supplies 5.00 3017A Lodge Motor 2.30 3019 Ellison Electific S ^rvice " 1.F0 3019 Purk' ':lec. " .75 3020 more Stationery " .40 3021 O.C,Be d Salary 60.00 3022 F.C. Hickok " 20.00 302;7 0. Y. Tire Shop Supplies 2.00 2023A Eunice Sholty Sr.. 'ices 20.00 3024 Cleve Croomo Salary 75.00 3025 Moore Stationery Supplies 23.95 3026 Idaho First 14 stl Bank Rent 40.00 3027 ETrs. Virnic D unn 4 Sat, nights 2.00 3028 Crldr,ell ;;ev;s- Tribune Printing 147.30 3029 State Insurance Fund Ins 560.61 3029A -red IT. McConnel Salary 43.75 30 STD Irrigator's Lbr, Co., F.,,f uld 4.00 3030 L'.tella "arten--orer Services 10.25 Nos, Name, 'L'hat for Amount, 3031 Ada I. Hartenbovrer Re?wi"a 6,25 3032 airs. Oladys Bowers it 4,00 3033 Pars. Alberta Riddle IF 4,00 3034 Mrs. 0. C.Boyd " 4,00 3035 Miss Fern Kollenborn " 4,00 3036 Mrs. Ella Gartin " 4.00 3037 Mrs. Amol McPherson " 4,00 3038 Mrs. Clara Pimple " 4,00 3039 &Irs.Edna Marshall " 4,00 3040 Ernest Earl Salary 120.00 3041 Wastcott Oil Co., Supplies 57.16 3042 SiGnal Oil Co., ° 40.00 3043 Milliner Transfer Co., if 34,96 3044 Idaho Power Co., Power 10.00 3045 Clerk's Cash REvoly, Fund Supplies 7.25 3046 Nordling Parts Co., " 7,09 3047 Western Auto Supply Co., " 4,00 3040 Caldwell Auto S.�pply " 1.60 -, 3049 Central Service Station " 1.25 3050 J.. H;:Lgw ®1l Rent 25.00 3051 Ralph W. HollIngsworth " 15.00 3052 Myrna Ltuich Beals 5.45 3053 Dille AOeney Insurance 59.25 TOTAL GETIRRAL FUND 3,186.77 ROAD :'UND 3054 S. P. Glenn Salary 125.00 3055 N.W. Jonas it 110.00 3056 Earl Zeal " 10000 3057 D. J. Winters ° 100..00 3058 11. H. Clann " 100.00 3059 Wm Gainey " 80.00 3030 Fred q. McConnel " 43,75 3061 Toni C " 37.00 3062 Pa Hedberg " 37,00 3063 Warren Hart " 37,00 3064 Wilbur Shuee Services 28.60 3065 Waldo Paddock " 16,00 3066 - Bethene Wilkinson Salary 10.00 3067 - 0, K. Tire Shop Supplies 31.00 3068 Westeott Oil Co., ' 29.14 3069 Caldwell Auto Supply " 20.22 3070 Earry's Repair Shop " 5.10 3071 Clerk's Cash REvoly Fund " %00 3072 Western Auto Supply Co_ " 2,32 3073 McNeal Lbr. Co., " 1.63 3074 Butler- Miller F�dw " 1,55 3075 Ellison Elec. Service " 1,50 3076 Nordling karts Co., " 1.35 3077 Caldwell PIS. & HtS. Co., " 1,17 3078 Butler- Miller Hdw " ,85 3079 E,S,dePont de - Fe+.no, rs " .74 1 3080 Tailliner Tr-,ck Line " .63 T�TAL itOAD FUND k 924,75 WATER FUND 3081 Dick ,eatty Salary 125.00 3082 C7 Crandall " 110.00 3088 O.E.Fritts " 100.00 3084 Jim Watkins " 80.00 3085 Harry Spencer Supplies 67.20 3086 Fred McConnel Salary 43.75 3087 Earl Gulley Supplies 35.20 3088 1 ,7ilbur Shuee if 28.80 3089 Clarence Everhardt If 28.80 3090 Sir. Tatkins,assig. Wilson -Petry Salary 20.00 3091 Waldo Paddock Services 16.00 3092 Wm March " 10.60 3093 - Bethene Wilkinson " 10.00 3094 Frank Bov✓man If 6.40 3095 7!ayne 7eltwell It 6� .0 3096 Dell "i'ebster It 4.80 3097 Lee 3ro5don if 4.80 3098 H Leslie " 4,30 3099 Stewart Tfutch " 3.20 3100 L.C.B,rton It 1.60 3101 Crane Co., Supplies 491,36 3102 The Ford Meter Cox Co., " 109.78 3103 Neptune Teter Cc., it 94,00 3104 Idaho Power Co., - " X2.86 3105 F. Barnett Co., ° 46.75 3106 Celdviell Conc °ete Pipe Co., 31.03 3107 Rensselaer Valve Co., " 22.61 3106 Baxter Fjimdry &Machine Works " 19.50 3109 Caldwell P17. HtL. " 15.60 3110 M.States Tel £ Tel Rent d: Toll 13.10 3111 i.?cNeel Lbr. Co., Supplies 1121 3112 National Meter Co., 10,,42 ;7 Yo S. Name. 7,11 f 125.00 3113 Western Auto Supply Suq lies 8.49 3114 Conoco Service tntion It 6.35 3115 Caldwell Tee w Cold 7torvice " 5.20 3116 Boone's ook Stere " 3.50 3117 Caldwell Auto Supply Insurance 3.19 3118 Wilson . Petry n °arc Co„ " 3,08 3119 "utler -P. iller TTdw " 2.17 3120 S.Ir.Smith " 1 3121 Nordlinc Farts Co., " 1.85 1.35 3122 Harry ;n Repair Shop 1.25 3123 Clerk's Cnsh - Evoly. Fund " 1 3124 Moore Stationery " .22 3125 Boise- P ^yette Lbr. Co., IT 3126 T.Tilliner Trncl Lines ' It .58 .58 3127 Bennett T7achine t, TPelding Wks IT 50.00 3128 Westcott 0 Co., " .50 13.48 TOTAL WATER FT ^'D 1,G79.31 L?PFARY rUDID 3129 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 3130 Flavilla C.7-londel n 50.00 3131 Mr.A.E. Elnstie It 40.00 3132 red h'itchal)_ A"ency Insurance 23.80 3133 Idaho Power Co., Fewer 21.47 3134 _The Dille ^_ency Insurance 12.00 3135 M. States Tel & Tel Co., Rent �,. Toll 4.60 3136 Junior Literary Cuild, Corp Books 18.50 3137 A. C,; .�cC1urS C: Co., I 1 3138 The Mac7illan Co., " 2.63 TOTAL L1 311.25 CE ,, 717v ' UND 3139 Peo Ti,mmnr SeInry 125.00 3140 Carl Farson 3141 Clifford Raymond Services 5e.40 3142 .J.I %Ioss Sala^ 50.00 3143 ,Jacobsen `Snnnfnct^rfr 3'?.76 3144 Peckham Iiu °ni Lure Co., ° 33.50 3145 Idn"o Hdw. r rlg. Co., " 2.43 3146 - M.Stntes Tel _° Tel nent _ Toll 2.00 314^ _Ernest Crew Supplies 2.00 3148 -Home L r. & Coal Co., IT 2.00 3149 - Fletcher 0 11 Co., "' .81 31F0 .Clerk's Cash r =band IT .25 TOTAL CL'i I -T7TY rUND 407.15 PARK FUND 3151 - T.D.Finn Salary 115.00 3152 J.B.Cibson Services 38.40 3153 Wilbur Shuee 24.00 3154 Waldo Paddock " 13.00 3155 -Dave Ward " 4.60 3156 Hobert Sonoran If ,SO 3157 I. E, �'oldsmith " 10.84 3158 Western Auto Suppl2r G o., " 5.96 3159 Edgrr L. Oakes, IT 8.50 3160 'utler- Miller "dw IT 4.36 3161 P,ec'.eer ft " 2.00 3162 Wilson -Petry " 1.43 3163 Caldwell Auto Supply IT 1.19 3164 Harry's Repair Shop It 1.00 TOTAL PARK rTTDID 231.28 IP.RICA_TIO" FUND 3165 C. L BoLLT Salary 125.00 3166 Thos R. Cochrane Services 66.60 3167 Thomas Porter IT 56.00 3168 Noles Nadeau " 52.30 3169 H.D.Cole " 52.80 3170 Leslie Kelso " 52.80 3171 W.E. Lawrence " 52.80 3172 Fred H. McConnel " 43.75 3173 CJ. L. Landreth " 40.00 3174 Orville Allington " n0.00 3175, Wilbur Shuee " 38.40 3176 Oscar "auman " 33.60 3177 Walter L. Crnvr£ord " 27.20: 3178 Guy Healy " 27.20 3179 Waldo Paddock " 24.00 3160 E. T^. McEwin " 24.00 3181 %. March " 12.80 3132 T. IT. Tarim ° 11.20 Nos_ Name. 3183 Caldwell Concrete Pine Co., 3184 Alfred Runyan 3185 McNeel Lbr, Co., 3186 Boise - Payette Lb %, Co., 3187 Irrigator's Lbr, o „ 3188 ',Westeott 011 Co., 3169 B. F. Lancaster 3190 Payne Aytc Co., 3191 J.B. Me. -oy 3192 Becker rdw.Co., 3193 Moore Stationery 3194 Caldwell Auto Supply What f or. Supplies u n u u n n n n n n Amount. 122,65 28.80 20.55 20,,00 16.52 9.00 6.00 4.50 4.50 2.75 1.35 .63 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND SPRINICLING FUND 95 Del Soper Salary .96 Harry's Repair Shop Supplies 96A Caldwell Auto Supply TOTAL SPRINHLING FUND STREET LIGHTING k'UND 197 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights TOTAL STREET LICFTING FUND GOLF COURSE FUND 198 J Curley Salary 199 Earry Harp Services 200 Sam Livesay u 201 J.B.Gibson „ 202 E. L. Moore 203 J. W',lWeeks Supplies 204 H.W. Toro Co., v 205 I.E.Goldsmith if 206 C.D. Simpson " 207 Edgar L. Oakes n 208 F.Barnett Co, „ 309 Western Auto Supply 't 310 First Service Station " 311 Milliner Transfer " 312 Clare Howard ,e 313 E. L. Moore sr 314 Ids o Power Co., 315 Caldwell Ice & Cold St;. „ 316 Ed Ford n 317 Dutler- Miller idw n 318 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 219 Becker Hdw, ?20 Wilson -Petry Moro Co., It 1,018,00 100.00 2.25 .34 102.59 770.20 770.20 60.00 31.60 31.50 6.40 1.60 158.83 24.20 9.00 6.00 5.40 4,65 3.65 3.00 2.30 2.00 1.60 .90 .80 .80 .75 .54 .45 .A5 TOTAL GOLF COURSE FUND }p" 356.42 NORTH PARK FUND 321 S. B, Cowen Salary 50.00 3222 O.C.Sullivan Ssrtibes 30.40 3223 Russell Blonshine if 10.00 3224 Boise - Payette L'or, Supplies 3225 Edgar L. Oakes & Co., " 22.47 226 Butler - Miller Hdw " 4,65 3227 X.W.Weeks & Co., " .95 TOTAL NORTH PAYZ FUND 127.47 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITU!"ES FOR MARCH, 1939, 9, 115.19 thereupon the matter of the canvass of the election returns for the,Speci&l blun- icipal Bond Election, held in the City of Caldwell on the 28th,, day of March, 1939, came on for consideration. The City Clerk read the Affidavit of Publication by the Foreman of the Caldwell Publishing Co., of the P + of Notice of I-he time and place of holding and the affidavit of t he Cite Clerk of posting laid notices in three public places in e aeh of the three wards of the City of Caldwell and presented to the ?�ayor and Council selected election returns rom each of thothree wards of said City. Theo eals on the said election returns were broken in the presence of the said Mayor and l ouncil and the 'ayor and Council j F eded to canvass the returns of s,.id election nncl uron the canvass of the votes of the ns of said election the following preamble end resolution vans presented by Council- men Rindsi I I �I RESO LUT I OT? BY IITNDS, PdFr7AS, in the 1st lard of the said City there were 120 votes cast and of the 120 votes test there were 62 votes cast, in said 1st +, 7aard, in favor of issuing bonds in the amount of 120,000.00, 'or the purpose stated in Ordinance No 561, - That in the Second ward of the said City there were 322 votes cast end of the 322 votes there were 213 votes cast in said Second ?lard, in favor of issuing bonds in the amount of ;20,000,00, for the purpose stated in Ordinance No. 561, That in the Third Tard of the said City there were 142''votes cast and of the 142 votes c„st there were 98 votes cast ^ in aaid Second Prard, in favor of issuing bonds in the a mount of "20,000.00, for the purpose stated in Ordinance PYo. 561. That, at said Spealhl 7unicipal F. ^lection, in the City of Caldr =ell, held Nrprch 28th., 1939, pursuant to the Municipal 7 Law of the State of Idaho (Chapter 24 of Title 49 Idaho Code Annotated and Ordinance No. 561 of the City of Caldwell, Idaho), there was a total of 799 votes cast in all three wards; That in favor of issuing bonds in the amount of ?,,20,000,00, for the purpose stated in Ordinance No 561, 373 votes were cast, and there was a. total of 426 votes cyst ageiynst iss-Liing bonds in the amount of 120,000.00 for the purpose stated in said Ordinance No 561. NOW, TTT=FFORE EE IT EESOLIM, u the layor and Council of the City of Caldwell that at the said Special Municipol r' Election, held on the 26th., day of March, 1939, as provided in Chapter 24, of Title 40 of Idaho Cade Annotated 1932, and by Ordinance No 561, of the City oc Caldroiell, Canyon County, Tdaho, a I'unicipnl Corporation, less thin two -thirc of the qualified electors who are taxpayers votlny, at said election assent to the issuing of said bonds and the incurring of Indebtedness in the sum of k20,000.00, then -by created for the purpose stated in said Ordinance No. 561, and moved the adoption 6T the preamble and resolution which notion was seconded by Coime -Ilmnn ;enrich. A Yea and Nay vote was has thereon with the following results: Yea: Oakes, Tumford, Babcock, Odle, renrioh and binds. Nay: Rone. Absent and not voting: None, 7- the 7, declared the motion duly carried and the preambl4 and reso- lution duly adopted. PASSM by the Council this 3rd,, day of April, 1939. A'PROVED Dy the ?.Tayor V,is 3rd., day of April, 1939. There the following preamble and .resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Co- mcilrian rrumford, w'_?o moved the adoption thereof which motion was duly second- ed by Councilman l+avcock. RESOLUTION. 7y I'?vmford. 1 it appeara that all of the Warr °nts ands vidence of indebtedness of Local Street improvement District Number 12, of Caldwell, have been t'ansfersd to Local Improvement District Cuarantee Fund of Cald°^ll, Idaho and that there has a ^cumulated in Local Street Improvement District Number 12, delinquent assessments, interest and penaltie, In the sum of 0 387,71. T Br IT RESOLVED that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby instruci ad to transfer t 387.71, from Local Street Improvement District D ?umber 12, to Local Im- provement District Guarantee Pund and any other funds horeafter accumulated in said Local 159 Street ImurQVement District Number 12, to L Improvement District Guarantee Fund till al indebtedness that should have been paid b;: said Local Street Improvement District has been taken care of and that thereafter penalty and interest only be transfered to Local Improve- ment District Quarantee Fund and that a c ertified copy of this Resolution be delivered to t e I i City Treasurer by the City Clerk .which shall be his' authority to make such transfer. A Yea and Nay rote was had thereon with Lhe following result: �} Yea: Oakes, Miunford, Fenrich, Babcock, Odle and '.finds, Nay: None. F!bsent and not voting: Prone. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion c arried and the preamble and resolution adopted. There bein3 no furtYaer to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Bab- cock, seconded by Councilman Odle that Council adjourn. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 11, 1939. 8:00 P.M. A Special Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room with the Mayor, Y.R. R ;Ilingsworth, presiding, On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W.E. Babcock, W, H. Odle, G. M. Fenrich and Norvil T. Hinds, Absent: F.D. Mumford, The Mayor informed the Council that the meeting vase alled to take up the matter of leasing the Air - port.to F.v. John B. Vickers. Aftsr fully considering the matter the following preamble and resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman Oakes who moved the adoption thereof, whi: notion was duly seconded by Councilman Hinds. RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, the City Attorney as directed by the Mayor and Council prepared a,suit- able contract between the Cjty of Caldwell and John B. Vickers permiting - him to use ohs r Air -port for certain purposes, a copy of said contract is attached to these Minutes and madea part thereof. NOW, THEREFORE it appears to the Mayor and Council that It is to the best advant• age of the City of Caldwell that the contract be entered into, and BE IT RESOLVED, that upon the approval of said contract by the Air -port Committei of the City of Caldwell the Mayor and the City Clerk of the City of C be authorized and directed to execute said contract on behalf of the said City of Caldwell. A Yea and Nay vaxe -.,was had thereon.with the following result; Yea: Oakes, Babcock, Odle, Fenrich and Hinds, Nay: None. Absent and not voting: Mumford. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion c arried and the preamble andivaeolttion duly adopted. Mr. X.F.Stringfield, representing the Soft Ball ClRb appeared before the Mayor and Council and asked the City fo set aside a portion of the Rodeo Park for a Soft Ball field. After'ognsidering this matter the following preamble andrasolution was pres I i