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Home My WebLink About1932-04-04city council minutesIq c G ri i COUNCIL CHAMBERS, , 1932 8:00 P. M The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms, with the Mayor, Fred L. Lilly, presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present:- M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G. Keister, C. E. Bales, Joe Dickens, C. M. Johnston and E. L. Vassar. The Minutes of March 7, March 21 and March 26 were read and approved as read. Nellie P: Frost appeared and asked that the taxes on Lots 5 to 5, Fpoit'e Addition be cancelled. The Mayor appointed Dickens, Vassar and Sandmeyer a Committee to investigate the above request report back to the Council. L. H. Butland appeared and asked that the Judgment given to him some time ago by the District Court be turned over to him. Mr. Butland was informed that there was no funds to take care of this Judgment at this time, and further, that H. E. Wallace had filed a Lien against this Judgment for one -half the amount, and so we could not do any thing with the above request at this time. The Clerk-read the bids for repairing sidewalks as called for by the -City Engineer, H. C. Durham bid 75 cents per hour for use of mixer and one man. E. J. Swan bid $ 1.00 per hour for mire® and man. H. J. Me Neel bid 15 cents oer square foot for the 34,000 square Feet of sidewalk 22 oents square foot for the 300 square feet of cross walks or a toatal of 5,166 on the unit price, or $ 1;00 per hour with mixer and man . Moved by- Sandmeyer and seconded by Dickens that all these bide be taken under advisement for a -few days. Motion Carried. Walter Griffithe anneared and again asked that the taxes on Lots 13 to 15, Block 18, Dorman's Addition be dancelled for the years 1929 and 1930. Moved by Sandbaeyer and seconded by Vassar that a Committee of three be - appointed to further investigate this request and report back to the next meeting of the Council. Motion Carried.. The Mayor appointed Sandmeyer, Dickens and Hales as this Committee,, , The applications of 14. L. Householder, I. H. Waters, P. A. Martin and S. F. Bow for renewal of their Pool Hall Licenses was read, and on motion made by Sandmeyer and seconded by Keister that these renewals be granted, iPotion Carried. The following Bills were read and on motion made by Bales and secondedby Vassar that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of vhieh had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion Carried. NO• Nome GENERAL FUND. What For Amount 1664 1585 Fred L. Lilly M. S. 9zndmeyer Salary " 11.00- 1666 A. G. Keister It 9.00.1 1587 1556 C. E. Bales n 5.00 - 2659. Jne Dickens E. - Vassar n 9.00 1890 C. Rd. Johnston a 5.00" 8.00, 1891 1692 C. D. Rush H. E. Parmenter n a 50 - 1593 Caldwell News - Tribune Warrants 90.00. 14,55 1} 189 1895 Mts. Statue Tel. and Tel. Co H. E. Parmenter entale and Tolls �alary 9.25 18 Luella Hartenbower 11 50.00 1997 Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund Express and Frt' 90.00- 21.20 -. 1898 Idaho Power Co Lights 36,75 - 1 699 1900 Void Becker Hardware Cc Void Supplies Void 3,15H 1901 Caldwell produce Co 3.00 -r 1902 Caldwell Mfg. Co Repairing Chair 2,50• 1903 Peckham Furniture Co Supplies 1,55- 1904 Caldwell plumbing and Heating Cc " 5 . 1905 Doyle Fender Salary 140.0 0 1906 Lionel Krall ' 121.50" 1907 Coy Collins " 112.50' April 4, 1932 P ?o. Nome What For Amount 1905 Peter olesen 1909 George Randolph Salary Services 10 11,50"' 1916 Wilbur Shuee 1911 Charley Rowland n ti 11,50' 1912 Ordel Royce a 11,50.- 191 Emry.Royce ° 9,00, 191 Ed Smith - if 9.00+ 1915 S. P. Glenn i, 9.00, 1916 Hark Maxwell - + +. 9.00,; 6.50•,3 1917 W. S. Darley & Co 1.915 Mts. States Tel. and. Tel. Co Sup lies Rentals and Tolls 19.50 11.20 19 1 9 Troy Laundry 1920 Falk's Caldwell Store Laundry supplies pit 10,F1^ 4.33 1 1921 Wilson Mercantile Cc 1922 J. Fred Rowland 192: H. E. Felton Salary • 1924 A. A. Moline " 100.OQ�' 1925 Thos H. Drvden 100.00- 1926 Mark Maxwell n 5 0 - 00 - / 1927 W. H. Guerin n 35.00, ^ 1925 Caldwell Newe&Tribune 1929 printing 30.25,E 16.o5 64estcott -Allen oil Cc Gasoline 16.31. 1930 Lodge Motor Co 1931 Nte. States Tel, and Tel. Co Repairs Rental and Tolle 11.15 6,50, 1 93 2 S. W. Artis 1 933 Graves Lunch Supplies 3.60 1934 Union Hotel 1935 M. Heals Lodging 8 E751 1.F0 E. Sarcbet 1936 Troy Laundry Water e 7 1.40 1937 Falks Caldwell Store Laundry Uniforms 1.21' 61.12° 1937A R. G. Dille, Agent 1 937E R . G. Dille, Agent Insurance it 60.034 1935 R. E. Wagner 1939 The Bee Gee Stationery Dump Grounds 10.00" 1940 Beulah E. Payne 1941 Stewart Supplies Stenographer 2.0 l 8.00"- Maxey 1942 Caldwell State Bank Attorney .00" �j0.00" 194 Mrs, Carrie E. Kelley 1944 Rent Rest Room +0 2.00^ Caldwell News- Tribune 1945 Fletcher 011 Cc printers 26.90v 1946 L. H. Porter 1946A R Gasoline Salary 255.30. 25-00, G. Dille, Agent Insurance g3 Total of General 2, ✓ ROAD FUNDS 1947 L. M. Porter 19 45 S. P. Glenn Salary „ 60.00 1949 Geotbe Steward It 105.60, 1950 Wm. Gainey 10 91.20, 1951 N. W. Jones 1952 Ernest Mason Labor +, 42,50 1 953 Claude B. Crum 1954 Harness 21.55^ 60.59 R. R. Jewett 1 95 17estOott -Allen oil Co Hay 51.22, Suppliea 195_ Falks Caldwell Store Assigned Aoct Labor 0.41+ 5 2.00 1 957 Roger Hoffman 1 95 5 Caldwell Produce Co painting Signs 4 13,504 1959 Caldwell News- Tribune 196o A. W. Oats Warrants S 9 .GDa Duncan 1961 D. M. Shuee Labor .00, 6. � 5, 1962 Guy Johnson Welding Works Labor and material Labor 5.90, 1963 John Hollrich 1964 Home Lumber and Coal Co Sup lies u 5.754 1.101 1965 Wilson Mercantile Cc " 1966 Becker Hardware Cc a .90, 1966A R . G. Dille, Agent Insurance . 50 4 liffi80 Total for Road — ✓ WATER FUNDS 1 967 C. D. Rush- 1965 L. PR. Porter Salary '+ 100.001 1969 Bryan Herding +� 5,00 66 .00- , 1 97 0 Wilbur Shuee 1 5 1 971 Ernest Mason Labor 91,20, 1972 Idaho Power Cc 7973 Crane Cc - North and South Kimball 239-54.,, 15 , 9 Hersey Hanufacturing Co 1 75 Neptune Pipe ?ulster Supplies 1 50.14'✓ Meter Co 1976 Caldwell News- Tribune u „ 65.591 N �97j 9 and Tel. Co 6 N hwest Machin ery Co Printing Rentals and Tolls 37.001 14, 95 1 979 Caldwell Cohorete pipe Co Supplies pis 5'79v 1980 A. W. Duncan i 5 1951 Caldwell Pliumbing and Heating C& n 1982 The Bee Gee - Stationery Store u 1 25 1987 Wilson Mercantile Cc 1 954 it •1.20' Clerk's Rev6lvin Cash Fund 1994A R. G. Dille n t Agen Express and Freight Insurance -71, 1 4j _ , J j J Total for Water 1,008.67 ✓ it 4. 1 r w C 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 200 200 2007 2008 ' 2010 2011 2012 2A 13 2014 201 2016 PARK FUNDS LIBRARY FUNDS Salary W. M. Moffitt. No. Name What For Amount J. H. Berry +� 1985 Lalle. "Bedford Salary 1 25-00-- n Ray Jewett 1966 Mrs. Ida Ruby to O.00 .0. S. Claussen �+ 1987 William March to 1987 + Arthur Kirk 1988 R. G. Dille, Agent Insurance 56.00 Falks Caldwell Store Assigned Acct " 1989 Canyon Abstract Oo " 27 00M Fertilizer Claud Luallen 1990 Carnegie Library Light and Telephone 23. -45^ Wilson Mercantile. Co Supplies Total for Library 3 3. 5 If Caldwell News- Tribune CEMETERY FUNDS Irrigators Lumber Co Paint 1 99 1 John Rose, Salary 100.00'" Fertilizer The Golden Rule Store 1992 Wm. Dawson 11 85.00- A. W. Duncan Labor 1993 D. M. Shuee Haterial and Labor 92 - out Water 4.00 1994 C. E. Peppard Shingling 13,10 - Caldwell News - Tribune Warrants 1995 Caldwell News- Tribune Warrants 3.20- 205 R. 0. Dille, Agent 1996 Beoker Hardware Co Nails 1.05 — 1997 A. W. Duncan Sharpening picks 1.00 e Total for Sprinkling . __ 274T. Total for Cemetery 29 r w C 1998 2000 2001 2002 2003 200 200 2007 2008 ' 2010 2011 2012 2A 13 2014 201 2016 PARK FUNDS T. D. Finn Salary W. M. Moffitt. Labor J. H. Berry +� J. A. Lemmon n Ray Jewett " .0. S. Claussen �+ Wm. Baremore + Arthur Kirk 2047 Falks Caldwell Store Assigned Acct " Eugene Harper Fertilizer Claud Luallen It Wilson Mercantile. Co Supplies Home Lumber and 00al 00 If Caldwell News- Tribune Warrants Irrigators Lumber Co Paint Art Laoy Fertilizer The Golden Rule Store Rose Bushes A. W. Duncan Labor City Clerk 9 persons working out Water 4.00 Total for Park 100.00'" 29.80 ,1 29.60 220 .0 19.20~ 12.00, 6.•40- 43.20 86.00^ 32 85- 15.50"' 8.85./ 4.00 3.00- 2.8,0_ 1. 3 6.60 483.05 ✓ 2017 2016 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 203 33 203+ 2036 2037 2036 203 2040 2041 2042 2o43 IRRIGATION FUNDS L. M. Porter Chas. Bourland Thee. R. Cochrane Noel Nadeau John Siler Rosa Newman Bill Newman L. D. Webster B. F. Lancaster Ernest Mason Wm. St Jeor B. E. Pugeley W. C. Bodenhamer Charlie Randolph The Golden Rule Store Assigned Acct M. Alexander Co u n Hay -Boone Co If if Caldwell Concrete pipe 00 Gem State Lumber Co Home Lumber and Coal Co H. J. Me Neel Wilson Mercantile Co Caldwell News- Tribune Guy Johnson Welding Works Becker Hardware Cc A. W. Duncan R. G. Dille, Agent Salary it Labor n u u x u n +e n u u n n n Supplies If It u Warrants Supplies u Labor Insurance Total for Irrigation 50.OD- 100.002 34. go�- 30.30^ 30.00 -' 2 24,60' 12.00 11.62° 9.6o 20✓' .00- •2.40" 13.20✓ 7. m' 2.40a 1 79.41 — 57.30 . 33.1 10.74 5.6o- 3.20' 3.00 2.79 - 1.50a SPRINKLING FUNDS 2044 N. .W. Jones Labor 42.50 2045 2046 Ernest Mason " 33.20.. W. W. Shaver " 16.80. 2047 Chas. Bourland " 15.90- 2046 George Steward +' 4. go 2049 Scatterday and Stone Services 5 ;00 2050 Lodge Motor Co Supplies 7.45" 2051 Mullikin and Mullikin to 5,;0-- 2052 Wilson Mercantile 06 ° 4.00 205 Caldwell News - Tribune Warrants 1.60"' 205 R. 0. Dille, Agent Insurance Total for Sprinkling . __ 274T. STREET LIGHTING 2055 Idaho Power Cc Street Lighting 910.15V No. Name What For Amount LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 13 2056 Howard- Cooper Corporation Repairs for Rock Crusher 131.5Q ✓ GUARANTY FUND 1891 Roscoe W.. Smith Coupons on L. I. D. No. 9 227.50 1992 Amelia Stephan IF It it It it it u 72.50 A 1893 E. 0. Sisson n n n u it n n 1 Total of Guaranty Fund GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURE'S FOR MARCH, 1932 - - 7,414.99 Moved by, Hales and seconded by Keister that this Council stand adjourned, to meet at 8 :00 P., RR. Tue dev Evening, April 5th. 1932. Qo i Car ried_ i City Clerk Mayor COUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 5, 1932 8:00 P. 14. The Council met in conformity to adjournment of April 4th. with the Mayor Fred L. Lilly nreaic> Those present: M. S. Sandmeyer, A. 0. Roister, 0. E. Bales, Joe Dickens, 0. M Johnston and E., L. Vassar. The object of the meeting was to meet a renresentative from the Morrison Knudsen Co to go over the matter of the Oiling of L. I. D. Nos. 15 and 1�. was A Reaclution ,( presented by Sandmeyer and seconded by Vassar directing the City Engineer to call for bids for Oiling Local Improvement Districts Nos. 12 and 13. Those voting in favor were: Sandmeyer, Keister, Dales, Vassar, Dickens and Johnston. Those_ apposed, None. Absent and not voting, None. Moved by Bales and seconded by Johnston that this Council stand adjourned on call of the Mayor. Motion Carried. City Clerk Mayor COUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 18, 1932 - - - - - - - -- 9:00 P. M. The meeting of the City Council met at the call of the Mayor for the final Consid- eration of the Report of the Zoning Commission and any other business that might 'come before, the Council. Me,yor Fred L. Lilly, presiding. On Roll Cali, the following Councilmen answered present: pq. S. Sandmeyer, A. G. f Keister, C. E. Be.les C. 11. Johnston, Joe Dickens and E. L. Vassar, The Clerk, read the entire proposed Zoning Ordinance, naregraph by paregraph, an d the Mayor asked if ny one present had any thing to say, any suggestions or any questions relating to the proposed Ordinance. A number of the people in the audience discussed the matter and asked a'number Of questions, but no Serious objections were offered. And after a thorough discussion of the proposed. Ordinance by the Council, It was moved by Vassar and seconded by Dickens that the Rules requiring the reading of a. gill on three separate days be suspended and that the proposed Ordinance be read the second time by title and the third time ih full, section b section end i Y r p.a -oed on its final reading for passage, The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the motion with the following results: Those voting in the af- firmmtive wake; Sandmeyer, Keister, Baled, Johnston, Dickens end Vassar. Those voting in the negative, None,. Absent and not voting, None. The Mayor then declared the motion had i carried by the necessary three - fourth majority, and directed the Clerk to read the nro- posed Ordinance the second time by title, which was done. It was then moved by Vesaar a nd seconded by Sandmeyer that the third and final reading of the proposed Ordinance IN