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Home My WebLink About1931-04-06city council minutesys COUNCIL OHnMERS APRIL 6, 1931 8;00 o'clock P.M. I � Oounoil met in regular Session pursuant to law with Mayor .McConnel preaiding, and Councilmen, Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer present. Absent; None. Owing to the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Dar: W. 0. Dyer acting Clerk and announced that the UO uncil wen in Session for the consideration of any business which.might leWfnlly acme before it. Mr. R. E. Wagner, holding the garbage disposal contract for the city of Caldwell, appeared before the Uounoil and discussed the matter of the condition of the city dumping grounda, Prom which it appeared that there had been an indiscriminate dumping of waste and garbage at the city dump grounds some of which was likely to become a menace to the public health. Thereupon it was moved by Bollman and Seconded by Johns that the Mayor appoint a Committee to investigate the condition , of the city dump grounds. Motion carried. Thereupon the Mayor appointed Councilmen Bollmon,'Leighty and Dickens, as such committeeN Mr. C. V. Yeokham, appeared before the Council and stated that he had signed &:promissory note in the sum of 4200.00 with John White, who had been.conviot- ed a number of years ago in police oourt.on a charge of the violation of the liquor laws, with note having been given in payment of a fine. He requested that the Mayor and Connoil do such action as might be necessary towards remitting Such fine and csnoelli�g such note. After unbusaing slid considering he request quest of C. Y. Peckham by membeis of the Council, it was moved by Dickens and seconded by Bollman that the Mayor be. authorized to remit the fine for John White for which the promieso" note by 0. V.1 had been given. Notion carried. Thereupon Councilman bandmeyer introduced the following resolution and moved ite adoption; MOLUTION DO. 6i By sandmeyer. WHEREAS The City of Caldwell, Idaho, is the owner of 'Block Eighty- nine(89) Of Mounain View Addition to the City of Caldwell, Idaho, and WMREAS Said property IS assessed by the Pioneer irrigation District as Lots and on a lot basis according to the contract between said Pioneer Irrigation District and the Uity of Caldwell, Idaho, and Y11HREAS It will be to the advantage of Said City of Caldwell, Idaho to have thA plat on said property vacated, so that the said property may be assessed by th9 ioneer Irrigation Listriot for water assessments on an sereage basis instead i of a lot basis# NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Council of the City of f Caldwell, Idaho as follows; That the Mayor of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, be and he hereby is authorized and directed to Sign a petition for vacating the plat on said Block Eighty -nine (89) together with the alley therein; and that the City Clerk of said city be-and -he hereby is authorized to attest said signature and attach the seal of the City of Caldwell, Idaho thereto, The motion for the adoption of said resolution was duly seconded by la ighty. The question being Itshall the resolution pas §7" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, ieighty and Sandmeyer: those voting in the - negative: Hone. Absent and not voting: None. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and G Resolution No, *9 adopted and directed the Clerk to record the same upon the ouraal of the proceedings of the Council as a part of the minutes of this meeting. Thereupon the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved said resolution and the Clerk duly signed qnd attested the same. Notion by Sandmeyer seconded by Bollman that Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds, to -wit: Motion carried.' GENERAL I MID No. flame 1 what 2069 Fred H. MoConnel Salary 2070 F. E. Bollman " 2071 Joe Dickens " 2072 W. S. Gordon " 2073 W. H. Johns " 2074 0, H. Leighty " MD75 X. S. Sandmeyer " 8076 0. L. Sloan " 2077 W., C.. Dyer " 2078 Evalena Jackson " 2079 Caxton 2rinters'Ltd. Dating Stamp 2080 Caldwell Newe.Tribune yellow sheets 2081 W. 0. Dyer Salary 2082 Luella Hartenbower " 2083 Caxton Printers Ltd. Installments receipts 2084 CaXtop Printers Ltd. 1 binder 2085 J. J. Allison Hefund on tax assess 2086 Mt. States Tel & t'el. Co. Rental 177W 2087 Clerks Cash Rev. Fond Red. Cert. 2086 Idaho Power Uo. City Hall 2089 Purkhi.aer Bleatric Shop Supplies 2090 H. C. &illette Salary 2091 Doyle Fender " 2092 Coy Collins " 2093 L. C. KrVL 1 " 2094 U. Royce Services 2095 @eo. t6:ndolph " 2096 S. P. Glenn " 2097 Wilbur Shuee " 2098 Emry Hayes " 2099 frank Collins " 2100 Ed. Smith " 2101 Idaho Power Co. Htg. & Cooking 210E Nmreka Fire Hoes Mfg-U0. 400 ft Hoes 2103 U. L. Andre Battery 2104 Mt. 6tates Tel & Tel: Uo. rental 524 & 6 2105 Garber Grocery Supplies 2106 Troy Laundry Laundry 2107 8. G. Dille Agent Policy .1 60684 2108 J. W. Likins supplies 2109 J. Fred Rowland salary and use of Auto 2110 H. E. Felton Salary. 2111 Thos. H. Dryden " 2112 M. W. Sewyer 7 dog Lie & Services 2113 Fred Casey extra rolice 2114 H. D. Andrews salary . 217 Cheaebrough Lunch Lunches 2116 Miller Hardware 00. oar for milk 2117 Mt. 8tstes T & T. Ue. toll & Rental 2118 Jack Thorne motor Ca. Supplies 2119 J. S. Brannam meals 2120 Dr. David E. Baird Salary 2121 The American City Magazine 2122 36 B. Eustace salary 2123 S. Ben Dunlap N.Ney & J.C.Smith 2124 J. H. Lowell Rent for rest room 2125 R. G. Dille, Agt Policy ACT 575712 2126 Standard Oil Co. of Cal. Gas 2127 L. M. Porter Inspector 2128 Road Fund Face. # 13 to date 2129 Caxton Printers Ltd. Election amount 8.00 5.50 5.60 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 50.00 90.00 100.00 3.90 3.50 50.00 100.00 10.61 1.75 3.43 1.00 7.25 30.86 5.19 165.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 21.50 21.50 21.50 El. 50 11.50 22.50 21.50 15.60 - 520.00 10.95 9.00 2.75 10.50 31.73 48.00 140.00 - 120.0 40.00 20.50 6.00 25.00 2.40 1. ?6 4.90" 4.35 1.70 37.50 4.00 50.00 8 &.50 50.00 51.64• 232.96 24.00 2279.67 30.00 0 N Total $ 5068.88 u7 1 r 2130 2131 2132 2133 2134 2135 2136 2137 2138 2139 2140 2141 2142 2143 2144 2145 2146 2147 2148 2149 2150 2151 2152 2153 2154 2156 2156 2167 2158 2169 Total 1;669.58. 2160 2161 2162 2163 2164 2165 2166 2167 2166 2189 2170 2171 2172 2173 2174 2175 2176 2177 2178 2179 2180 2181 2182 2183 2184 2165 2186 2187 2188 2189 2190 2191 2192 2193 2194 2195 2196 2197 2198 2199 2000 2201 2202 2203 2204 2205 2206 2207 2208 2209 2210 2211 2212 227.3 2214 2215 WATER WORKS FUND. L. M. Porter C. L. Sloan Bryan Harding Chas. Rogers E. Mason Wilbur Shuee Kenneth Nickle S. Howard 0. 0. Caldwell John Plowhead L. Cardwell A. H. Wiseman H. 0. Brooks 0. Reed J. Wymore 0. Randolph 0. T. Kirkpatrick G. Baldwin G. M. Annon W. Bauer U. Luellen L. Manley Roes Newman H. B. McCullough Harty Spencer 0. MoOloud Paul Haack W. St. Jeor Dan Greathouse Ray'Nitchman 0. H. Terry E. L. Wilkerson Supt Salary Selnry & overtime Labor n n n rP Labor n n " n n n • n r. PP n First National Bank ROAD FOND. A. J. Steward L. M. Porter Engn 67.00 8. P. Glenn Salary 127.75 T. M. Glenn Roborta Meat Market 90.00 Wm. 'Gainey " 90.00 Goo. Steward Labor 105.50 W. H. Glenn " 105.50 Eimer Gifford " 6.40 Ge o>!gs Allen " 105.50 0, N. Terry DeOunrut s. Metal Works 9020• Chafley Randolph " 4.00 0. 0. Anderson Co. Asagd. Aoot. 67.20 J. A. Riddle If " 8.00 Home Luifber Go. Supplies 15.40 Caldwell Produce Co. Salt 0.75 Sterling Oakley Oo. Grinder 3.60 Howard - Cooper Corp. Supplies 126.20 The 2arefine Go. 55 Gal. Paboote 147.40 Burris Chevrolet Co. Supplies 10.80 Idaho Power Co. Rook Crusher 137.20 I. L. Goldsmith shw a 7:00 - Gem 'State 'Lumber Co. Supplies 17.70 A. W. Duncan Repairs 545- Mill:er Hardware Co. Supplies 2;35 gnapp Paint 8h6p ' Paint 7.86 Westoott Allen Oil Co. 011 60.40 Steridard 011 Co. " 17.36 Caldwell Plbg & Htg Co. Supplies 0.60 Mack- International Motor Truck Corp. Supplies 44.90 Dille, gpgg4 #576711 169.81 Fund FrelghtdEtc.icy Total 1;669.58. 2160 2161 2162 2163 2164 2165 2166 2167 2166 2189 2170 2171 2172 2173 2174 2175 2176 2177 2178 2179 2180 2181 2182 2183 2184 2165 2186 2187 2188 2189 2190 2191 2192 2193 2194 2195 2196 2197 2198 2199 2000 2201 2202 2203 2204 2205 2206 2207 2208 2209 2210 2211 2212 227.3 2214 2215 WATER WORKS FUND. L. M. Porter C. L. Sloan Bryan Harding Chas. Rogers E. Mason Wilbur Shuee Kenneth Nickle S. Howard 0. 0. Caldwell John Plowhead L. Cardwell A. H. Wiseman H. 0. Brooks 0. Reed J. Wymore 0. Randolph 0. T. Kirkpatrick G. Baldwin G. M. Annon W. Bauer U. Luellen L. Manley Roes Newman H. B. McCullough Harty Spencer 0. MoOloud Paul Haack W. St. Jeor Dan Greathouse Ray'Nitchman 0. H. Terry E. L. Wilkerson Supt Salary Selnry & overtime Labor n n n rP Labor n n " n n n • n r. PP n First National Bank Assig. Aoot. A. J. Steward George Hoyt Aegis. Acct. M. Alexander Do. Aesig. Aoot. Wilson Mercantile Co. ^ ^ Folks Caldwell Store Roborta Meat Market " ^ Michel Bros " ^ C. H. Olson Labor wall & Rallings Assig. Acot. 0. C. Anderson Co. IT It irrigators Lumber Co. Lumber Concrete Pipe Co. Meter Boxes Oaldwell Transfer Co. Services A. k. Dnnoan Reps ire DeOunrut s. Metal Works Supplies Gem State Lumber Co. " John Hollrich " Ha er Stores Co. ^ Jacc Thorne Motor Co. " Mueller 00. " Neptune Meter Co. " Hervey Manufacturing Co. " Paoifio States Cast Iron Pipe Co. " Waterworks Equipment Co.' " 61.00 • 100.00 136.50 105.50 37.80 105.,50 17.60 26.25 3.20 8.00 7.20 11.20 12.80 20.00 9.60 22.75 19.20 , 3.20 8.00 8.00 , 14.00 17460. 9.60 12.80 12.80 12.80 19.25 17.50 14.00 29.78 4,80 11.20 9.60 4.80 17.60' 9.60 12.80 9.60 16.00 . 9.60' 24.00 91.20 8.99 8,25 X9.50. 6 12.40 8.:26 0.60 1.25 10s 60, 301.74 116.10 240.00, 7.15 2724.67 �d Total 5,514.63 2227 John .W. Roes 2228 Wm. Dawson 2229 W. 8., Shuee 2230 Caldwell Plbg & Htg Co. 2281 0. L., Kingsbury 2232 A. W., Dunoan 2233 Mrs, R. S. Clore 2234 Wilegn Meroontile 00. 2236 Clerks Gash Rev. Fund 22 2236 B• W. Sower 2237 W. Gruver 2238 Wm,, Baremare 2239 Chas. Read 2240 Claud Luallen 2241 R. R. Jewett 2242 C. C. Anderson Co. 2243 Idaho Power 00. 2244 Miller Hardware Go. 2245 . Caldwell PlbN & Htg Co. 2246 Caldwell Produce Co. 2247 A. W. Duncan 2248 irrigators Lumber Co. CaMTERY FUND. 2216 Crane Company Supplies 204.48 Salary 100.00 2217 Baxter Foundry & Yeah. Wks. Inc. " 56.30 90.00 Labor 2218 Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co. Balance 4.50 Supplies 0.70 2219 Bee Cleo Stationery Store Supplies 1.25 90.00 Repairs 2220 Caldwell Plbl; & Htg Co. " 2.23 Refund on Card. Lot care 4.00 2221 Mt. States Tel & Tel. Co. Rental & Toll 0.75 j Freight 2222 Western Union Tel, Co. Telegrams 2.87 2254 prevention of war Idaho Typewriter Exchange 2223 Idahq Power Co. S. Kim & N. Sim. pumps 373.26 12.00 2265 2224 Miller Hardware Co. Supplies 22.70 Books 162.66 2225 R. G Dille, Agent Ins. pblicy - 26.90 Gaylord Bros Chairs 2226 Clerks Gash Revolving Fund Freight Etc. 246.96 2257 Total 5,514.63 2227 John .W. Roes 2228 Wm. Dawson 2229 W. 8., Shuee 2230 Caldwell Plbg & Htg Co. 2281 0. L., Kingsbury 2232 A. W., Dunoan 2233 Mrs, R. S. Clore 2234 Wilegn Meroontile 00. 2236 Clerks Gash Rev. Fund 22 2236 B• W. Sower 2237 W. Gruver 2238 Wm,, Baremare 2239 Chas. Read 2240 Claud Luallen 2241 R. R. Jewett 2242 C. C. Anderson Co. 2243 Idaho Power 00. 2244 Miller Hardware Go. 2245 . Caldwell PlbN & Htg Co. 2246 Caldwell Produce Co. 2247 A. W. Duncan 2248 irrigators Lumber Co. CaMTERY FUND. Salary 100.00 2249 90.00 Labor 83.20 Supplies 0.70 Work on Houde 90.00 Repairs 0.75 Refund on Card. Lot care 4.00 Supplies 2.50 Freight 36.40 2254 prevention of war Idaho Typewriter Exchange PARS FURD. Salary Labor Assig. Aoot. Lights -Park Supplies 11 Seeds 'Repairs Goal 100.00 47.20 47.20 6.40 2.80 46.90 17.20 6.26 1$,00 12,60 0.35 15.00 TOTAL 321.30 e i LIBRARY FOND. 2249 Lolls Bedford Salary 126.00 50,00 2260 Mrs.-Ida Ruby " 40,00 2251 2252 Wm. Maroll Carnegie Library Tel & Lights 22.90 2253 National Council for the 13.75 2254 prevention of war Idaho Typewriter Exchange Books Overhauling 12.00 2265 A. C, McClurg Co. Books 162.66 2256 Gaylord Bros Chairs 112.20 1.49 2257 H. R. Hunting 00• Mdse 8.31 2258 Library of Congress Cards 7650 2259 Caxton Printers Ltd. Letterheads 1.00 2260 Caldwell Plbg & Htg. Go. Repairs 2 2261 American Library Association Booklets 30.00 2262 Canyon Abstract 8�'Title Co. Ltd. Ins. $ 60129 2263 Fred -Mitchell #7610949 55000 • IRRIGATION FUND. 226E L. M: Porter Engr. 67.00 135.60 2265 Walter Griffiths Jr• Labor ° 43.20 2266 Tom Cochrane ° 19.20 2267 Charley Randolph 4.80 2268 Earl•Dcrwn " 1 2269 J. Wymore 188.,440 0 2270 W. M: St Jeor " 36.80 2271 John•Siler n 36.80 2272 Levi'Hardoastle 11 40,00 2273 W. Newman IF 4.80 2274 H. Os Brooks 19.20 2275 W. Shaver n 36.80 2276 J. A• Randolph U 40.00 2277 Noel - Nadeau IF 19.20 2278 ROB woma " 32.80 2279 Wm. noffitt " 11.20 2280 Ray Nitohmen " 9.60 2281 0. Ni Terry 11,20 2282 Ray Moon " 9. 0 2283 Duke Woods ° 70.000 2284 P. Allen Smith " 11.90 2285 2286 Oland Luallen Jobv Hollrich Aseig. "boot., 22.40 e i 2287 Falke Caldwell store 2088 J. A. Riddle 2289 First National Bank 2290 I. H. Waters 2291 Ed. case Furniture Co. 2292 Wilson Mercantile Oo, 2293 0. 0. Anderson Go. 2294 Wall & Hollings 2296 M. Alexander Go. 8296 Michel Broe. 2297 I. E. Goldsmith 2296 Gem State Lumber Co. 2299 Miller Hardware Co. 8300 Bee Gee Stationery Store 2301 Jack Thorne Motor Co. 2302 Westoott Allen 011 Co. 2303 Home Lumber & Coal Co. 2304 Concrete Pipe Co. 2305 R. G. Dille Agent 2306 R. G. Dille, Agent 2307 American Habber Mfg. co. Assig, Aoct. rr n n 11 n n n n li n d " n n ' H rt regal rs Lumber Supplies Memo BbokE Supplies Oil ` Supplies n AGE 575711 TOTA L 8.00 9.60 9.60 9.60 9.20 8.00 63.60 35,20 38,90 26.40 0.50 5.85 6.10 1.05 2090 27.00 37.60 '30.31 76.83 1,125.34 69.46 63.50 a SPRINKLING FUND Ins. Policy Supplies TOTAL 0 122.96 STREET LIGHTING FUND. 2302 ' Idaho Power Co. Street Lighting 872,015 TOTAL 672.13 LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DIST NO.11 2309 ' Caldwell News- Tribune Ord #491 30050 TO TAL Masers George Franklin, P. A. Martin, I. H, Waters and W. L. Bradley made application for renewal of their pool hall licenses. Thereupon it was moved by sandmeyer and seconded by Leighty that pool hall licenses be granted to George Franklin, P. A. Martin, 1. H. Waters and W. L. Bradley, upon their payment of the Pees therefor. Motion carried. Oounoil*an Johns who had been appointed its oomnittee to complete negotiations with W. B. Allison for the farming of certain real property belonging to the city, presented the following form of contract which had been prepared between the City of Caldwell and W. B. Allison. LOCAL I24PROVEM T DIST. # 12. 2310 Caldwell News - Tribune Ord. # 492 27.60 TOTAL 27.60 LOCAL n1PROTHUBUT DIST. # 13. 2311 Has& Fund Eso. & Gray. ;000 .00 2312 Road Fund it 1000.00 2313 Road Fond n n 100060 2314 Road Fund IOTA 1000.00 2315 Road Fund n 1000000 2316 Road Fund " 1000.00 2317 Road Fund ^ " 1000000 2318 Road Fond " n 1000000 2319 Road Fund ' " 1000.00 PUG Road Fond " " _ 1000 2381 Road Fund " ^ 4000.00 2322 Road Fund ^ " 1000,00 8323 Road Fund n ^ 333.$0 TOTAL 12,000,30 GRAND T OTAL _ 28,028.00 Masers George Franklin, P. A. Martin, I. H, Waters and W. L. Bradley made application for renewal of their pool hall licenses. Thereupon it was moved by sandmeyer and seconded by Leighty that pool hall licenses be granted to George Franklin, P. A. Martin, 1. H. Waters and W. L. Bradley, upon their payment of the Pees therefor. Motion carried. Oounoil*an Johns who had been appointed its oomnittee to complete negotiations with W. B. Allison for the farming of certain real property belonging to the city, presented the following form of contract which had been prepared between the City of Caldwell and W. B. Allison. 6 QONTR &CT FOR OPERATING AGRICULTURAL LAND. THIS AGREKMNT, made End entered into this let day, of April, A.L., 1931, by and between the City of osldwell, a municipal corporation, in the county of Canyon, Stats of Idaho, party of the first part, and W. Be ALLISON, of Caldwell, in. the County of Canyon, state of Idaho, party of the asoond part. WIT Esszn: that, whereas, the party of the first part is the owner of the real property' hereinafter described, which is agricultural lamd and suitable for the growing of crops, and the party of the second part desires to farm said land and grow crops thereon; therefore. IN pONSIDERATION OF THE PREMISES, and of the mutual covenants and agreements herein contained, it is hereby mutually agreed by and between the parties hereto, as follows: . (1) The party of the first part hereby employs the party of the second part to farm and care for, during the farming season of 1931, the following described real pro- perty, situated in the County of Canyon, state of Idaho, towwit: Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Northwest Qnairter (NN}) of Section Fourteen (14p Township Four (4) North, Range Three (3). West of the Boise Meridian, thence East'ajong the South line of said quarter section BE rods; Chance in a Northwesterl South west R liine o of skid point 56 5 6rod the theplace beginning-, in; nos also the southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (SE} NE}). of section Fifteen (lb), Township Four (4) North, Range Three (3), West of the Boise Meridian, Canyon County, Idaho, in all oomprizing approximately 49 acres. /, (2) The party of the second part shall properly and in due season prepare for seed, plant, till, irrigate and harvest a 'grain 'crop upon the lend heretofore under cultivation on the above •dsscribed premises! and irrigate and harvest the h@y growing on said premises,) a skillful and farmerlike manner; and shall furnish the necessary seed for planting said crop of grain, together with all of the labor and other expenses incident to the producing of a crop thereon, except the charges for Irrigation of said land, which eball be paid by the party of the first part. (3) The party of the second part shall receive for his services in forming and oarin@ for said land•two- thirds of all of the grain which he shall produce on said premises, and one -half of all of the hay produced on said premises for the crop season of 1931; provided, however, that the party of the second part 1s hereby granted the privilege of purchasing from the party of the first part, at a market price at the time of threshing. its share of said�grsin produced on said premises, and also the share of hey belonging to the party of the first part. (4) In the event the party of the second part shall not purchase the share of the crop belonging to the party of the first part, he shall deliver the grain belonging to the party of the first part to such point of marketing in the City of Caldwell, as may be designated by the Mayor of the city. All hay grown on said premises shall be ataoked on the premises, and measured for division not later than Coto ber, 1. 1931, and in the event the party of the second part does not purchase the share of hay belonging to the party of the first part, said share shell be left on the premises for the party of the first part. (6) The party of the first part hereby reserves the dwelling house and a garden slgot not to exceed one -forth acre on the above described premises, and the party at the second I � i in • i i �1 part shall farm all of the remainder of said land. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the City Council of the City of Caldwell, has caused this instrument to be signed by the Mayor of said city; and attested by the Clark thereof A." t'hn anal of the city, and the party of the second part has hereunto set his hand M and ae #1 the day and year first above written. CITY OF CtLDWELL, IDAHO. By Fred H. MOQonnel Mayor. ATTEST: W. 0. DYER Acting City er . (Sign W. B. Allison (Seal) ( MID Thereupon it was moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Johns that the foregoing contract be approved, and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to execute said contract for and on behalf of the City d' Caldwell. Motion carried. Thereupon it was moved by Bollmsnt and seconded by Dickens that Council adjourn to reconvene on April 30th, 1931, it 8:00 o'clock p.m. Motion carried. Thereupon the Council adjourned pursuant to the foregoing motion. Acting City Clerk. • < AMOVEDa eycr. COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 30, 1931 6:00 o'clock p.m. 111 Ccunoil met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment with Mayor• M000nnel prgaiding• and Councilmen Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer, present: Absent; none. paving to the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer, acting Cleri, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of any business which might lawfully come before it. The Minutes of the meetings of the Council held on February 2, and ' 18, March 2 and.30th, and April 6, 1931, were read by the Clerk. it was moved by Councilman Johns and seconded by Councilman Bollman that the minutes be approved go read. Thereupon Bill No. 22 came up for third reading and the Mayor directed the Clerk to read the bill the third time in fu11 section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed and the Council proceeded to a oohsideration of Bill No. 22. it weeef moved by Sollman and seconded by Leighty. that Bill no. 22 be placed on its final Assage. Motion carried. Thereupon the Bill was placed before the Council foxy final passage. The question being "Shall bill No. 22 pass?" .The Mayor Directed the Clerk to call the roll which resulted as follows: Those voting in - the affirmative; Sollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and sandmeyerl Those voting in the negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor deolared Bill No. 22 had passed, and in open eeesion of,the Council the Mayor duly signed an &•approved said bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same, which became Ordinance No. 489. The Mayor thereupon directed the Clerk to make the proper