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Home My WebLink About1937-04-05city council minutes-T a.3 \ r I , 0 COUNCIL ClIaIBERS, APRIL 5th., 1937. 8:00 P. M. Ths Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding. On, Roll Call the following Counci]men answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, G. 4P. Montgomery, G.N. Fenrich amd W.R. Hollingsworth. Absent: F.D. Mumford. The Minutes of March lst., and March 15th., were read and approved as read. Mr. P. F. H6rne„ representing the I. 0. 0, F. appeared before the Council and asked that OFdinance No. 535 be amended. This matter was referred to the City Attorney and the Cemetery Conmittee. Mr„ Harry Parker appeared before the Council and asked permission to place a Trailer Luncyi Stand on the lots at 7th and Blaine. This matter was referred to the Build. ing Inspector. A Petition uith a number of signers was presented to the Council petitioning that Georgia.Avenue be opened and improved between said Cherry Street aid Beech Street. The Mayor appointed the Road Committee and the City Engineer to investigate this matter and report at the next Council Meeting. Mr. F.D. Mumford appeared and was marked present. The City Clark read an Affidavit of Publication. A Petition was presented to the Mayor and City Council for the construction of A sewer on Block A. Original, Block A Golden G,,te, Block B Original, Block B. Golden G and Block 1 GZlIden Gate. Moyed by Montgomery, seconded by Mumford the above petition and other sewer petions be set up as goverment projects. Motion carried. Applications for Pooh Hall License .:were read from I.'H, WSters dnd.S .F, Bow, - the fee -, accompanying each application. Applications for Card Room License were; read f rom I,. H. :'Paters, S.F.-Bow, Lind- ley and Rowland, and the Pastime Lunch the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Oakes, seconded by Hollingsworth that these licenses be granted. Motion carried. The City Clerk read a letter from The Caxton Printers extending their appreciati< of the services which the Fire and Police Departments of the City of Caldwell gave in con- nection with.their fire. The bills for March were read and on motion -by 40ntgomery and seconded'"' by Boynton that these Bills be allorada and warrants be ordered drhwn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Gommittee. Pdotion carried. GENERAL. FaID. Nos. Name That for Amount. 2274 E.L. Vassar Salary 8.00 2.275- °Edgaralci s Oakes " 3.00 E2!?6 F: "D-.Kumford " 5.50 9257 rdt ^SnuBoyffiton " 5.50 4238,- % „ 550 2279 G.M.Fenrich 5..50 ' 92b0''d1 Qsworth " 5.50 2281 O.E. Fritts " 50.00 2262 Harry E. Parmenter 50.00 2283 Ada 1. Hartenbower " 80.00 2284 Mt.States Tel.,and Tel. Co. Rent and toll 4.50 2285 Clerk's•Cash Rev'lg. Fund Supplies 2.30 $286 H. E. Parmenter Salary 90.00 2287 Clerk's Cash Revol. Fund Supplies 3.25 2288 Idaho Power Co. Power 45.60 " 2289 Purkhis Elec. Co. Supplies 6.00 2290 Clerk's' Cash,Revol.Fund Supplies 6.00 2291 Butler Miler iidwre. " 3.50 ' 2292 Case Furniture CO. " 2.00 Nos. Name What for. Amount 229,$ D. C. Fender Salary 155:00 2294 L.C. Krell Salary 135,00 2295 Coy Collins 125.00 2296 2297 Pete Olesen Harry Spencer " 125.00 35.60 2298 Jerry Freeman " 2650 2299 Erbie Mason " 25, 2300 Wilbur Shuee " 25,50 2301 Nolen-Smith 23.00 2302 S. P. Glenn " 20.50 2303• Ed. Smith " 20.00 2304 Owen Lovejoy 19.20 2305 0. Ro) . "- 17^.00 2306 William R. Vail " 10.50 2307 Lyle Rettig " 8.00 2308 Charles Rowland " 8.00 2309 Earl Rowland " 8.00 2310 Roy Abe " 8,00 2311 Mathew Maxwell " e%O0 2312 Ernie Rowe " 8,00 -2313 Dale Kingsbury " 8.00 2314 Omar Thomas 8,00 2315 Bill Ballantyne " 8,00 2316 Emry Royce 7.00, 2317 American LaFrance and Foamite Supplies 10.19 2316 Bt. States Tel. and Tel. " 6.65 2319 Troy laundry and ''Dry Cleaning " e.55 I 2320 E. Alexander Co. " 6.50 2321 Butler- Miller Hdwre. 6.49 2322 A. A. Goldsmith " 5.50 2323 Greenlund Drug Co. " 5.80 2324 Botkin - Gordon Drug " 3.00 2325 Westcott 011 Col " 2.00 2326 Becker Hdwre. Co. " 1.25 2327 O.G. Boyd Salary 140.00 2328 13. E. Felton " 120.00 2329 Riark Sawyer " 120.00 2330 Ernie Mason " 100.00 2331 Timm Mille " 25.00 2332 Cleo Bodenhamer " 9.60 2333 Harry Spencer " 6,40 2334 Owen Lovejoy 4.00 2335 A. A. Newberry " 15.00 2336 Mt.States Tel.and Pel. Go. rept and toll 12.15 2337_ Burns Chevrolet Co. Supplies 6,64 2338 Lodge5MOtomteo:3,� „ T " 5.05 ��11LllIII _2339 �aldwpl.t.Auto Supply " 5,03 234b Butler- Miller Hdwre. Co. " 3.30 2341 Evans Motor Co. 2342 Shorp McCampbell Co. " :'60 2343 Ek Hickok Salary 15.00 2344 Fred H.'McConnel 37.50 2345 Orebglle Bowman 2346 Cleve Groom .00 75 5.00 2347 Ruth Rose 2348 Clerk's Cash Revol.Yund Attorney 5,00 2349 Oraggelle Bowman 11 •1.80 2350 Idaho t''irst n at'l hank xent 40.00 2351 Vinnie Dunn 4 Sat, Nights 2.00 2352 Caldwell Publishin g Co. Printing 30.70 2353 H. E. McCluskey Gasoline 362.40 2354 W. S.Maxey Bldg. Ins. 80.00 2355 Luella Hartenbower Election 38.25 2356 Ernest Earl Salary 110.00 2357 Northing Parts Co. Supplies 116.35 2358 R. and V. Oil Co. " 31,86 2359 Westoott oil Co. " 31.50 2360 H. E.YaCluskey " 30.00 2361 James Evans " 34.25 2362 Milliner Transfer " 18.19 2363 Idaho Power Go. Power 10 2364 Boise Payette Lbr. Supplies .00 7,30 2365 Western Auto Sup. Co. 3.60 2366 Botkin- Gordon Drug " 2.50 2367 Butler - Miller Hdwre, ' 1.40 2368 Clerk's Cash Revl. Fund " 1.25 2369 Caldwell Auto Sup. Co. " 1 2 5 2370 Idaho Eleatric 8upp1 W " 1,,25 2371 3t, P. Moi`ey 2372 Lowell and Steunenberg Rent 1.15. 25.00. 2373 Cheesbrohgh Lunch Meals 22.36 2374 Mrs, J.S.Harrington -Agent Rent 10.00 2375 2376 Still's Lunch P.D. Bowers Meals 1 4., ^' 2377 rLooney LtMch Rooms Meq1s 1 1.10 2378 Alturas Hotel Rooms 1.00 2379 Fred Mitchell -Agny. Lns, 5.00 ^0 Jr r TOTAL GENERAL FOND S'. N 4lenns RO' SID SaFj 2361 N. •9Pi sSorids " 11p.QA 96138 "Pal titell 1Q0.0@ bf4 MfQl.4taters hJ ?•Gain® ", 78.8.0 7�5.OQ 2385 Bill Mealue n -3.2d _"_r � r h TOTAL ROAD FUND 4 157 .19 WATER WORKS FUIID. �I ROAD FUPTD cont'd. 2366 Ivan Jones Labor 20.80 2387 Geo. Annon 11 20.60 2388 Fred H;MgGannel Salary 37.50 2389 M.R.Knoviles Assg.Model Labor 83.60 2419 Cash Grocery Labor 11.20 2390 Orabelle Bowman Labor 5.54 2391 Wilbur Shuee Labor 8.00 2392 Day.e Kingsbury " 8.00 2393 Noel Nadeau " 6.40 2394 B.F. Lancaster " 6.40 2395 Tom ®oeblane " 6.40 2396 FrankmHunt " 3.20 2397 Ridge Stevens ^ 3.20 2398 Dept.of Public Wnnks Supplies 525.49 2399 void " 14.00 2400 Yf. T. Bunt Supplies 200.00 2401 Bunting Tractor Co. ° 117.96 2402 Boise Mach. &'Weld;.ng ^ 30.00 2403 void " 11.60 2404 Howard - Copper Corp. " 17.40 2405 Shorb- Modampbell Co. " 14.52 2406 void 2407 Boise Payette Lbr. Co. " 12.04 2408 void " 9.60 2409 Butler-DIiiller Co. " 6.90 2410 Golden *ale Store " 5.00 2411 Caldwell Auto Supply ^ 3.43 2412 Bennett Maeh.Welding Wks. " 2.40 2413 Burns Chevrolet " .54 2414 Killiner Transfer Co. " .50 2414 -A Paul I. Chevalier " 20.75 2415 Dick Beatty Salary 110.00 2416 Cy Crandg.11 100.00 2417 0. E. Fritts " 100.00 2418 Harry Spencer Labor 83.60 2419 Jim Watkins " 82.00 2420 C. W. Newport " 50.00 2421 Claude WorAham " 44.80 2422 Fred McGonnel " 37.50 2425 Wilbur Shuee " 28.00 2424 Dayle Kingsbury 28.00 2425 F. Allen Smith " 27.20 2426 W. T. Hunt " 25.00 2427 Bert Bropmhall 17.60 2428 L. R. Clemons " 15.00 2429 Lloyd Smith " 14.00 2430 Dale Webster " 14,00 2431 Owen Lovejoy -Assd. City Treasurer 12.80 2432 H.E. Leslie " 11.60 2433 Clarence Taulor 11.20 2434 Elmer Xyers ^ 10.40 2435 S. H. Watson -Assd. to M. Alexander " 10.00 2436 Crabelle Bowman " 9.60 2437 George ifest " 5.20 2438 Mrs. P.Tegge- Assd.C.clerk 5.00 2439 Earl Bartlett ^ 4.80 2440 Aaron Ev ;rhart " 4.80 2441 Carl Fackler " 4.80 2442 L.A.Loy Assd.C. Rowland " 4:Op 2443 Tom Carr' " 3 7755 2444 Ed. Houser ^ 3.20 2445 Aden Hicherson " 3.20 2446 A. C. Bullock ^ 3.20 2447 Sam Livesay ^ 3.20 2448 Emil Roy " 2.80 2449 Claude Lappin 2.40 2450 Larry Terry " 2.40 2451 W. Newland 2.00 2452 Frankm Hunt " 2.00 2453 R. C.Stebens " 2.00 2454 G. E.VRayne " 1.60 2455 Oscar PilohtgIomery Assd. Ray Boone Co. " 1.00 2456 Elbert Stewart,Asdd.to Waldorf Cigar Store " .80 2457 H. Eickman " .80 2458 Lloyd Loy It .80 2459 I. Seber' " ,80 2460 Crane Co. Supplies 540.32 2461 Idaho Power Co. Power 252.45 2462 Rensselaer Valve Go. Supplies 115.57 2463 Becker Hardware Co. " 78.47 2464 Neptune Meter Go. ^ 38.94 2465 Wilson- Gleason Motor Co. 38.26 2466 First Service station 14.65 2467 Home Lbr. & Coal " 13.66 /� 6 SPRINKLING FUND 2542 Del Soper Salary 100.00 2,543 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 48.95 2544 Evans Biotor Co. " 17.00 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 1.95 Nos. Name What for Amount 2468 Mt.States Tel.& Tel. Co. rent and toll 13.45 2469 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Supplies 13,25 2470 Caldwell Plbg.& Htg. K 11.20 2471 Boise Payette Lbr. Co. " 6,70 2472 Westcott Oil Go. " 6.00 2473 Moore Stationery Store " 5.00 2474 Butler - Uhler Hdwre. " 4.66 2475 Alva Steward " 4.50 2476 Motor Service Co. " 4.10 2477 Lodge Motor Co. " 3.80 2478 Bennett Mach.& Welding 3.61 2479 Western Auto Supply Co. " 2.45 2480 Caxton Printers Ltd. " 2.31 2481 Conoco Service Station 1.65 2482 Clerk's Cash Revl.Fund " 1.42 2483 Caldwell•Auto Supply .79 2484 McNeal Lbr. Co. " .43 2465 TOTAL WATER FUND 2,004.5 LIBRARY FUND - 2465 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 2486 Flavilla•C. Blondell " 50.00 2487 A. E.Hastie 40.00 2488 Idaho Power Co. Power 16.55 2489 Caldwell•Plb.& Htg. Supplies 4.30 2490 Mt.States Tel.& Tel. Rental and toll 4.00 2491 Purkhiser Electric Co. Supplies 2.86 2492 Caxton Printers Ltd. Books 4.88 24°x.61 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND CEMETERY FUND 2493 Geo. Hammer Salary 110.00 2494 Carl Hanson " 95.00 2495 J. f. Rosa " 50.00 2496 Clifford Raymond Labor 44.5o 2497 Clerk's Cash Revl.Fund Supplies 5.00 2498 Wilson -Petry Mere. " 3.55 2499 Mt/States Tel. &. "Te1.Co. Rental and toll 2.00 2500 Caldwell Auto ^+upply Supplies .25 2501 310.60 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND PARK FUND 091 T. D. Fian Salary 100.00 2502 Ray Jewett Labor 60.45 2503 Gem State Academy It 4®c75.z 2504 J.B. Gibson " 16.80 2505 Wilburn 5huee 12,00 2505 Dayle Kingsbury 12.00 2507 Home Lbrs& Coal '"o. Supplies 3.55 2508 Caldwell•Plb.& Htg.Co. It 1.50 2509 Wilson -Petry Merc.Co. it 1.09 2510 0. A.Payne " 1.00 2511 Becker Hdwre. Co. " .70 TOTAL PARK FUND 257.84 i IRRIGATION FUND 2512 C.L. Bourland Salary 110.00 2513 Noel Nadeau Labor 44.60 2514 Thos Cochrane It 44480 2515 Fred H.McConnel Salary 37.50 2516 B. F. Lancaster Labor 36,80 2517 Bob Wyatt " 30.80 2518 Ray - uigley 29.60 2519 Stanley Lawson " 28.60 2520 Guy Healey ^ 27.20 2521 Oscar Bauman 27.20 2522 J.E. Hire " 27.20 2523 Wilbur Shuee 24,00 2524 Daylen Kingsbury " 24.00 2525 J.B. Winkleblack " 20.40 2526 F. Allen'Smith " 22.00 2527 W.L+: Landreth " 19.60 2528 Bill Mealue " 19.20 2529 Bert Broomhall " 18.80 2530 Orabelle Bowman " 8.54 2531 Earl Bartlett " 8.00 2532 Virg Fora " 6.40 2533 Jerry Burns " 6.40 2534 Brooks Iviotor Co. Supplies 15.90 2535 Caldwell Supply " 8467E 2536 Shorb- McCampbell Co. 6.58 2537 First Service Station " 5.75 2538 Becker H'dwre Co. ^ 5.55 2539 Butler - Miller Hdwre. " 2.40 2540 Home Lbr foal Co. " 2.01 2541 Evans Motor Co. " .50 2542 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND t; 672.40 SPRINKLING FUND 2542 Del Soper Salary 100.00 2,543 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 48.95 2544 Evans Biotor Co. " 17.00 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 1.95 X-1 7 . a Nos, Name What for Amount STREET LIGHTING FUND Tom Carr Salary 2,5450 So..Idaho.Pover Co. Pourer Street Lights 702.75 2548 Lynn VanLandingham TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 702.75 94.50_ 2549 GO LIV Z OURSE Labor 77.04 2546 Orabelle Bowman Book work 8.54 Lynn VanLandingham,Assd. TOTAL. GOLF COURSE 8.54 . a Whereupon the following resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman r.lumford who moved the adoption thereof which motion was seconded by Councilman Montgomery. RESOLUTION By Mumford. ITEERE.iS, Ralph Barnes, has presented a petition to the Mayor and Council- the cancellation of the following taxes on Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3), and Four (4), of Block One Hundred Thirty (130) of Strahorn Addition to the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, State of Idaho, Sprinkling Tax 1928 7.40 1929 " " 7.40 1930 7.40 1931 " 7.40 3,932 ° " 7.40 1933 6.60 1934 " " 6.60 1935 6.60 1936 " 6.60 n n Total ,y 63.40 making a total of � 63.40, without penalty or interest. WHEREAS, It is made to appear to the Mayor and Council that the said petitions: Ralph Barnes, Had purchased the property at tax sale from Canyon County, Idaho, for State and County Taxes, and that by reason thereof the Local improvement assessment Taxes against the said property are -no longer a lien thereon under the rule of law that now obtained in the State of Idaho that property purchased of a Countyfor general ,State and County 'taxes at tdx sale frees the property of all Local improvement District taxes BRIDGE 2547 Tom Carr Salary 162.00 2548 Lynn VanLandingham it 94.50_ 2549 61.J.VanLandingham Labor 77.04 2550 Lynn VanLandingham,Assd. Golden Rule Store ^ 37.50 2551 Hugh Brook " 37,00 2552 W. H. Glenn 37.00 2553 Corbett Thompson " 31.00 2554 Tom Dryden 30.00 2555 Wilbur Shuee ^ 28.00 2556 Dayle Kingsbury " 28.00 2557 Clifford Gipb ^ 6.40 2558 McNeal Lbr. Yard Supplies 369.98 2559 Caldwell Produce Co. ^ 136.15 2550 Signal Oil Co. " 106.20 2561 Idaho Hardware Co. 29.00 2562 Clerk's Cash Revl.Fund " 22.32 2563 void 2554 'restern Auto Supply ^ 14.43 2565 Idaho Power Go. " 14.25 2566 Butler- Miller.Hardware 12.30 2567 R.& V. 011 Co. " 9.10 2568 Co- operative Oil Assn. 8.19 2569 Burns Chevrolet Co. 6.67 2570 Irrigators Lbr. " 4.32 2571 Caldwell Plbg. & Htg. 3.99 2572 Caldwell Auto Supply " 3.93 2573 Purkhiser Electric Co. 1.62 2574 Boise Payette Lbr. Co. 1.20 2575 Western Union 'rel. Co. " .90 2576 Fletcher Oil Co. .84 2577 Vassar Produce Co. ^ 8.25 257$ Olson Mfg. Co. " 13.35 2579 Intermountain Equipment " .26.25 2580 Irrigators Lbr. " 324.96 TOTAL BRID':<R FOND .y 1688.64 GRAND TOTAL OF M$PENDITURES FOR MARCH, 10,723.98 Whereupon the following resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman r.lumford who moved the adoption thereof which motion was seconded by Councilman Montgomery. RESOLUTION By Mumford. ITEERE.iS, Ralph Barnes, has presented a petition to the Mayor and Council- the cancellation of the following taxes on Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3), and Four (4), of Block One Hundred Thirty (130) of Strahorn Addition to the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, State of Idaho, Sprinkling Tax 1928 7.40 1929 " " 7.40 1930 7.40 1931 " 7.40 3,932 ° " 7.40 1933 6.60 1934 " " 6.60 1935 6.60 1936 " 6.60 n n Total ,y 63.40 making a total of � 63.40, without penalty or interest. WHEREAS, It is made to appear to the Mayor and Council that the said petitions: Ralph Barnes, Had purchased the property at tax sale from Canyon County, Idaho, for State and County Taxes, and that by reason thereof the Local improvement assessment Taxes against the said property are -no longer a lien thereon under the rule of law that now obtained in the State of Idaho that property purchased of a Countyfor general ,State and County 'taxes at tdx sale frees the property of all Local improvement District taxes 11 and sales, and all special assessments against the property. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the said sprinkling tax against the said property for the above mentioned years in the above principal amounts f'or the several years, plus interest and penalties, be, and the same are, hereby cancelled, and the j treasurer of the .City of Caldwell, as the collector of all special improvement and � special taxes of the City of Caldwell, be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to cancel upon the books the assessments, plus interest and penalties for each of the above years on the above described property, and to issue in suitable form any certificates or instrument in.writing necessary to show that the said assessments and taxes have been cancelled in conformity herewith; and moved the adoption of said preamble and resolution, which motion was seconded by Montgomery. A Yea and.a Play vote was had thereon, with the following result: Yea: Oakes, Alumford, Boynton, Renrich, Montgomery, and Hollingsworth. Nay: None: Absent and not voting: None: Thereupon. the mayor declared the motion duly carried and the preamble and resolution duly adopted. PASSED By.the Council this 5th. day of April 1937. APPROVED By the Kayor this 5th day of April 1937. Mayor Y City Clerk. Mr. Chas Shaffer appeared before the Council and explained the various insurance and casualty, policies carried by the City in its various departments. Thereupon the matter of the contract with the Trustees of the Hill Crest Pipe Line, a common law trust, which was for the delivery of excess domestic water which the City at the present time does not have any use, was presented to the Mayor and Council and upon due consideration the following resolution was presented by Boynton, who moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Montgomery. RESOLUTION By Boynton. BE IT RESOLVED, WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell has at the present time excess wat and the Hill Crest Pipe Line desires to use the same and have presented to the Mayor and Council a contract and it appearing that it is for the best interest of the City and its inhabitants thereof that said contract be executed, NOT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED and this does resolve that the said contract be and the same is hereby a ^proved and the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Caldwell be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract on behalf of the City of Caldwell. A Yee and Nay vote was had thereon with the following result: All the Council— men present voted in favor thereof and none against. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Thereupon Counciliaan Hollingsworth presented the following preamble and resolutio and moved its adoption, which motion was duly seconded by Montgomery. RESOLUTION By Hollingsworth. J ➢PHERE�S, there is an action pending in the Judicial Court of the Seventh Judi District of the State of Idaho in and for Canyon County, wherein T. T. Bunt tasplaintiff Sa 9 \ and the City of Caldwell, defendant which involves the old Interurban Right of way at the north add of the City of Caldwell and extending to the 014 Interurban Bridge,aoross Polbse River, and, I WHEREAS, a matter of the settlement of said dispute has been agreed upon between th attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant and a contract has been tendered between said W. T.Bunt and the City of Caldwell in settlement of said matter and it appearing that it is for the best interest of the City of Caldwell that the matter be settled as outlined in aid contract, NOW TEEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the said contract so tendered be and the same s hereby approved and the Mayor and the City Clark of the City of Caldwell be and they re hereby authorized to execute the said contract on behalf of the City of Caldwell. A Yea and Nay bote was had thereon with the following result: All the Councilmen resent voted in favor thereof and none against. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Whereupon, the following preamble and resolution was presented to the Mayor and ouncil by Councilman Montgomery, who moved the adoption thereof: FIEREZS, The City of Caldwell is the owner of the lot, parcel and tract of real state hereinafter described and situated within its limits; add That the same was not acquired for or used as a pu park, playground or public uildi.ng site, and that the same is not needed for:.any,municipal purposes whatsoever. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the said tract of land 'hereinafter described ad above referred to, be offered for sale in accordance with the Statutes of the State of daho in such cases made and provided, and the same is hereby authorized to be sold by the ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County] Idaho. That the sale thereof shall be at public auction and the said sale shall'be held In the Council Chambers of the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, on the 26th day of April, A.D., 1937, at 8 o'clock P. M., for cash, to the highest bidder, and at said sale all of the right, title and interest in and to the said tract of land shall be sold and shall thereafter be conveyed to the purchaser; That the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Caldwell be and they are hereby author- ised and directed to publish a notice of the time and place of said sale once a week for two successive weeks, being three iss in the Caldwell News ..Tribune, a newspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, and of general circulation in said gunicipality, and the one most likely to give notice to the persons who would be interested in such sale. That the said notices shall be published in the Saturday issues of said paper, said news -paper having and carrying at the head of the editorial column of which, a notice stating and designating a particular day of the week, to -wit: Saturday, In which legal notices required by law, or by order of any Court of competent ,jurisdiction within the State of Idas, to be published weekly, will be published, as is provided in Chapter 154 of the 1933 Session Laws of the State of Idaho; and that such notice shall be signed by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idabel; and that the said l notice shall contain reservation of the right of the City of Caldwell to reject any and L � all bids; and that the sale shall be in all respects in conformity with the provisions of C hapter 10, Title 49 of the Idaho Code Annotated. And that the following is tae property herein authorized to be sold, to -wit: Beginning at a point 40 feet East of the NW corner of the NEI of the of the NEJ and on the N Line of Section 22, Township 4 North, Range 3 west c' /I of 'the'B6isa Meridian; whibah 1s the intersection of the East'Boundary Line' - gf Idaho Highway No; 30, and the North Boundary Line of said Section; thence E along said Section Line 570 feet; thence S 22 15' E 195.2 feet; thence S 8 No'E 189,3; thence V parallel to the N Line of Section 22, 668.6 feat to.'- - E Line of right -of -way of said Idaho Highway No. 30; thence N along E Line of right-of-way of said Idaho Highway No. 30, a distance of 347.75 feet to point of beginning. That the said notice shall be in substantially the following form, to -wit: NOTICE OF S:d,E OF REAL ESTATE BY THE CITY OF CALDITELL. NOTICE IS *.:EREBY GIVEN, That under and pursuant to a Resolution duly passed by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell on Monday, april 5th., 1937, at meeting of the said Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, a municipal corporation, the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Ida'io, on behalf of the said City of Caldwell, Idaho, a municipal corporation, will on the 2 6th day of April, A D. 1937 at 8o'clook P. M., at the Council Chambers in the City Hall of the City of Caldrell, Idaho, sell at public auction for cash, to the highest bidder, all of the right, title and interes of the City of Caldwell in and to the following described tract of land, situated in the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, to -grit: ' ni Beginning at a point 40 feet East of the Northwest corner of the North west corner of the Northeast i�uarter of the Northeast Quarter and on the North Line of Section 22, Township 4 North, Ranga 3 Uest of Boise Meridian; which is the intersection of the zest Boundary Line of Idaho Highway No. 30, and the North Boundary Line of said Section; thence East along said Section Line 570 feet; thence South 22 15'E 195.2 feet; thence South 8 No'E 189.3 feet; thenc6 West parallel to the North Line of Section :2, 668.6 feet to East Line of right -of -way of said Idaho Highway NoZTflther'Ve N along E U'right -of -why of Highway No.30, a distance of 347.75 feet to point beginning. The said City of Caldwell hereby reser,es the right to reject any and all bids; BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL . Dated; Caldwell, Idabo, April A.D., 1937. a yor (s;IAL) ATTEST; it�y Clerk. on. THEREUPON, Councilmen Boynton moved the adoption of the said preamble and Reso- A Yea and Nay trote was had thereon, with the following results: Yea: Oakes, Boynton, Mumford, r'enrich, Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Nay,: None. &bsent and not voting: None. WHEREUPON, The Mawr declared the moti_n carried, and the preamble and resolution adopted. entitled: Thereupon - Councilman Mumford , intoroduced Bill 10, Proposed Ordinance #545, AN ORDINANCE REGUL..TING THE PLANTING OF FLOWERS, TREES AND SHRUBBERY IN THE F."ITS ALONG T? E STREETS, ND ALL. YS Or '_'HE CITY '?' C .I.D !EI.L, DECL..RING DEAD TREES 1, NUISANCE AND PROVIDING FOR THE PRUNING OF TREES AND SHRUBBERY, PROVIDING FOR A FORM 0? NOTICE TO BE GIVE[ BY THE SUPERINTL[IDANT OF P -11KS REQUIRING PROPERTY OWNERS TO CONFORM WITH 6T`CH NOTICE :RID PROVIDING THAT IN C:;SE TID; PROPERTY OJIIER SHALL NOT PER70RM THE DUTIES REQUIRED :'.Y SAID NOT: TIIE SAME SHALL BE CHARGED TO THE PROPERTY OWNTM AS OTHER SPECIAL ASSESS[d[ENTS, .'ND PROHIBITI ING THE PLANTING OF CERTAIN SPECIES OF TREES IN THE CITY CF CALDI -ELL, PROVIDING FOR A FORM FOR APPLICATION FOR PERI4IT TO REMOVE, PLANT OR PRUNE TREES - ITIC N 'TTE CITY OF CALDWELL, RE PEALING ALL ORDITTAICES OR P. TS OF ORDIPIA CES 1N COF- LICT rdIGH THIS ORDINANCE, AND PROVIDIN( FOR A PENALTY TO BE CHARGED, which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No.i , proposed Ordinance No. 545. No further business appearing, it_was moved by Oakes, seconded by Mumford that I adjourn to meet April 26th., 1937. Motion carried. Mayor of i 1 i City Clerk.