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Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion carried, and the preamble and resolu
duly adopted.
Thereupon, Councilman Montgomery, introduced Bill No. 15, proposed Ordinance
No. 532, By Montgomery, entitled:
Bill No. 15,
Ordinance No. 532,
By Montgomery.
AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PORTION OF KIMSEY STREET IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF TH AND
ADJACENT TO BLOCK 3 OF CALLAWAY ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL: AND ALSO VACATING THAT
CERTAIN UNNAMED STREET JOINING WITH THE NORTH SIDE OF AVEN STREET AND EXTENDING NORTH ALONG
THE EAST SIDE OF SAID BLOCK 3 OF CALLAWAY ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL; AND REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES - OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
which was read for the first time and the Coijncil proceeded to a consideration of Bill No.
15. -It was moved by Iollingsworth, seconded by Montgomery that the rules requiring that
the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 15, be read
the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its
final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the fol-
lowing results: Those voting in .the affirmative were! Oakes, Boynton, Fenrich, Mumford, -
Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Those voting in the negatives None. Absent and not voting:
one.. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths mahority and
directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 15 the second time by title and the third time in full
section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question then being "Shal4
Bill No, 15 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question
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which resulted as follows. Those voting in the affirmative were: Oakes, Boynton, Fenrieh,
umford, Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent and
of voting: None. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 15 had passed, and the Mayor
irected the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 532 to be
blished in the Caldwell News- Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell,
There being no further business to came before the Council, it was, on motion
seconded and carried declared adjourned.
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City Clerk
COUNCIL CHAMBERS APRIL 6th., 1936.
8:00 P. M.
The 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 Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, F. D.
Mumford, W.S.Boynton, G. M. Fenrieh, G. W. Montgomery and W.R. Hollingsworth. Absent:
The Minutes of March 2nd, and 23rd., were read and approved as read with a few
corrections.
Messrs. Caron, Rettig and Torrens appeared before the Council on. 'behalf of the
Kitten Ball Club and asi:ed the City to furnish the globes and reflectors for lighting the
field at night. The Mayor appointed Councilmen Boynton and Mumford as a committee with e
power to act.
Mr. Sandmyer appeared before the Council and stated that a new bridge was needed
across Indian Creek between 5th and 8th Streets on Arthur. The Mayor informed Mr. Sandmyer i
that -the Council would take this under advisement.
Mr. Peckham asked permission to park his trucks in the alley back of the Peckham
Furniture Co., The Mayor appointed Hollingsworth and Oakes to investigate.
Mr. Amos Miller appeared before the Council and asked permission to build s
Service Station on the corner of 9th and Blaine Streets.
Motion by Montgomery, seconded by Hollingsworth that this request be granted.
Motion carried.
Mr. Riner asked the City to open South 12th Street to Logan Street.
The Mayor appointed a Cocmittee consisting of Councilmen - Oakes, Montgomery and
the City Attorney to investigate.
The City Clerk read a bid from Byron Defenbach.for auditing the books and ac- .
counts for the ensuing year.
Moved by Fenrich, seconded by Boynton that this bid be accepted. Motion carried.
and Card Room
Applications for Pool Hall /Licenses were read from I. H. Waters, S. F. Dow and
A. Martin.and Card Room Licenses from F. M. Wilson,H:'.L..Livdsayl and Curtis Huston, the
as accompanying each application.
Moved by Montgomery, seconded by Fenrich that these applications be allowed.-
ion carried.
Whereupon, Councilman Montgomery presented the following preamble and resolution:
RESOLUTION NO. 20.
By Montgomery
A RESOLUTION DECLAdRING THE INTENTION OF THE -CITY OF CALDI "BELL, IDAHO, TO CRE_.TE
.ND ESTABLISH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 15, FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE
URPOSE OF RECONSTRUCTING SEWERS,. CONDUITS :,ND CHA',NELS FOR SANITARY [,ND DRAINAGE PURPOSES,
TTH"OUTLE�T�,9 , MAN- HOLES, CATCH BASINS, FLUSH TANKS, AND OTHER SEWER APPURTENANCES NECESSARY
'OR THE COIQ�ORT, CONVENIENCE, HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY,
DAHO; STATING THE BOUNDARIES OF SUCH DISTRICT IN WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE WADE,
ND THE STREETS, ALLEYS AND OTHER PARTS OF THE CITY WHERE SUCH IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE MADE,
HE KIND AND CHARACTER OF THE IMPROVEMENT, THE ESTIbL TED COST OF THE SAME, AND TH,.T THE
OST IS TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST AND UPON THE ABUTTING, ADJOINING AND ADJACENT LOTS AND LANDS
N THE STREETS ALONG OR UPON WHICH SUCH IMPROVEMENT IS TO BE MADE, AND UPON LOTS AND LANDS
EECIFICALLY BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENT AND INCLUDED WITHIN THE IMPROVEMEENT DISTRICT
ORMED: AND THE METHOD BY WHICH THE COST AND EXPENSES OF THE EXPROVEMENT WITHIN THE INTER -
ECTION IS TO BE PAID: AND FIXING THE TIME WITHIN WHICH PROTESTS AGAINST SUCH IMPROVEMENT
ISTRICT MAY BE FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY T.LERE; AND FIXING THE TIME WHEN SUCH PRO -
ESTS SHALL BE HEARD AND CONSIDERED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL, AND DECLARING THE INTENTION
F THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO PROVIDE FOR TIM COST AND EXPENSES OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT; PRE -
CRIBING THE METHOD OF MA -'ING ASSESS10NTS AND THE PAYMENT THEREOF; AND DECLARING AN EM-
RGMCY.
WHEREAS, It is deemed advisable and to the best interest of the City of Caldwell,
anyon County, Idaho, to reconstruct a sewer, and the flitches, drains, conduits, with out -
eta, man - holea, catch basins, flush tanks, septic tanks and all other sewer appurtenances;
hat a local improvement district should be established within the said City of Caldwell,
ad including the property abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent to such improvement
nd benefited thereby, as hereafter in' this resolution shall be specifically set forth; an
hat there be constructed in said district a reconstructed sewer with outlets, man - holes
catch basins, flush tanks and all other appurtenances necessary for the comfort, convenien
ealth and well being of the municipality; and that the cost of said improvement shall be
-vied and assessed against the lots and lends included'within the said improvement distric
ad benefited thereby, as in the manner provided by law,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell,
daho:
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Section 1. That it is hereby declared to be the intention of the Mayor and Coun-
t of the City of Caldwell, in the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, to create and establl
thin the City of Caldwell, Local Improvement District No. 15 for the said City of Caldwel
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Section 2. That the said proposed improvement shall be a reconstructed or re-
improvement of the sewer line and improvement already in place, and which is in need of
nnn�rrr enlargement and repair; and the general character of the improvement to be'made in the
said proposed local improvement district is to reconstruct a sewer for sanitary and drainage
purposes, with outlets, man - holes, catch basins, flush tanks and all other sewer appurten-
ances necessary for the comfort, convenience, health and well being of the municipality to
be constructed of Portland cement, earth, sand, gravel, stone and cast iron, and such ex-
cavations as may be necessary, all in accordance with the plans and specifications to be
hereafter adopted by the player and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, and placed on file
in the office of the City Clerk of the City of C Canyon County, Idaho.
Section 3. That said local improvement districA shall constitute and include a1
of the lands and lots, parcels or pieces of land abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjace t
�?1 to the improvement, as hereinafter described, in Sao. 4 hereof, and all of the lots lands,
V� parcels and pieces of land benefited by such improvement within the following described
boundaries, to -wit:
Beginning at the center of the intersection of Albany Street
and Eleventh Avenue North in the City of Caldwell, Canyon County,
Idaho; thence running Southeasterly along the center Xine of said
Albany Street, to the center of the intersection Of said Albany
Street and Twelfth Avenue North; thence at right angles in a North-
easterly direction, along the center line of said Twelfth Avenue,
to the center point of the intersection of said Twelfth Avenue
North and Albany Street of Caldwell, Idahp; thence Northwesterly
along the center line of said Belmont Street, to the, center point of
the intersection of Eleventh Avenue North and said Belmont Street;
thence at right angles, in a Southwesterly direction, along the
center line of Eleventh Avenue North, to the center of the inter-
section of said Albany and Eleventh Avenue North, which is the
point of beginning.
Section 4. That it is proposed to construct in said local improvement district
o. 15, the following described reconstructed sewer for sanitary and drainage purposes,
Kith outlets, man - .'doles, catch basins, flush tanks and all other sewer appurtenances nee -
ssary for the comfort, convenience, health and well being of the municipality; and partiou -
ly, }8 inch main line constructed of suitable sewer pipe material, having its point of
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j eginning and general course and point of ending along and upon the following described
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ley, to -wit:
That certain alley between Albany street and Belmont Street,
Canyon County, Idaho, and beginning at a point in the middle of
the street at Twelfth Avenue North; thence in a Northwesterly di-
rection, along said alley line, to the center of the intersection
of said alley line and Eleventh Avenue North.
which said sewer, with its outlets, man- holes, catch basins, flush tanks and all other
sewer appurtenances necessary for the comfort, convenience, health and well being of the
municipality, shall be constructed according to the plans and specifications for such
system which are now on file in the office of the city engineer of the City of Caldwell at
the city hail thereof.
Section 5. That the estimated cost of said improvement herein provided for is
the sum of 61500.00.
Section 6. That the cost and expenses bf said Local Improvement District No. 15,
and the construction of said improvement shall be assessed upon the property lying within
the boundaries of said proposed local improvement district, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Sections 49 -2505 and 49-2506, I. C. A., and in accordance with the special be-
uePits to said property to be determined and fixed by the Council when the district is
created, and shall be assessed upon the abutting, adjoining, contiguous and adjacent lots,
lands, parcels and pieces of land within said improvement district, and the land benefited
and included in the improvement district, when formed, along which alley where the proposed
improvement be constructed, as hereinbefore described, and the said cost and expenses, in-
cluding the cost and expenses of the intersections, shall be assessed u ^on the abutting,
adjoining, contiguous and adjacent lots, lands, parcels and pieces of land included in the
improvement district, when formed, each parcel of land being separately assessed for its
proportion of the "total cost thereof, and for the debt thereofin proportion to the number
0f squarof such lots, lands parcels and pieces of land abutting, adjoining, contiguous
and adjacent thereto, or included within the said improvement district, to a distance back
from said alley, if platted in blocks and lots, to the outer edge of said block; if not
platted, to a distance of 125 feet from the center of said block and middle of said alle y
and in proportion to the benefits derived to such property by said improvement, sufficien
to cover the total cost and expenses of the work, provided that no property shall be in-
cluded within such improvement district, or assessed for such cost and expenses, situated
more than 150 feet on either side of the improvement to be made; and that all property
within the said improvement district shall be assessed in accordance with the special ;,
benefits to such property, as herein provided; and the cost and expenses to be assedded
and provided for shall include the contract price of the improvement, engineering, clerics
service, advertising, cost of inspection, cost of collection upon assessments, interest on
warrants, if issued, and for any and all legal services for preparing proceedings and ad-
vertising in regard thereto.
Section 7. That the cost and expenses of all improvements within the inter -
sections in the said Local Improvement District No. 15 shall be paid for in accordance
with Section 49 -2506, I. C. A., and against the property within the said local improvement
district, and not against the City of Caldwell; the petition for the organization of this
district having requested that the same be assessed against the property within the distri
and not against the city, and shall not become a general obligation of the City of Caldwe
Section S. That the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell shall assume and
retain fill and complete jurisdiction of all construction work necessary to consturct the
said improvement, and to do the same by contract, as provided by law, or by force account.
That the committee on streets, together with the city engineer, shall, under the direetio
of the Mayor and Council, supervise the construction of the work and see that the some is
done in6trist compliance with the plans and specifications provided by the city engineer,
and approved by the City Council, and such contracts as may hereafter be entered into by
said city, and to whom the contract may be awarded after due notice for bids has been pub-
lished, as required by law.
Section 9. That all property owners who desire to protest against the making of
such improvement, and the creation oY such improvement district may file such protests
against such improvements and against the creation of such improvement district, in the
office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at any time before a o'clock P.
M. on the 20th day of April, 1936, at which time the Mayor and Council of the City of
Caldwell will meet at the City Council Ohambers'in the ehthorized and usual place of meet-
ing, to hear and pass upon such protests heretofore filed, and determine whether or not
to proceed with the proposed improvements.
Section 10. That the City 4lerk is hereby authorized and directed to give due
and legal notice hereof of the time within which protests against such propsed improvement
or the creation of said district may be filed, and the date when such protests will be
heard and considered by the Council, which notice shall prescribe the general character of
the improvement proposed to be made, and the estimated total cost thereof, and shall
cause such notice to be published once a week for two weeks in the Caldwell News Tribune,
a newspaper printed and published at Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, and the official news
paper of the city, the last publication of which shall be ay least five days preceding the
said 20th., day of April, 1936, being the date fixed in this resolution when the protests
may be fAled; and the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, shall cause the publisher's
affidavit of publication to be fildd in his office befone the time herein fixed for the
filing of said protests; a copy of such notice shall be mailed to each and every owner of
property, if known, or his agents, if known, within the limits of said improvement distrie ,
addressed to the Post Office at Caldwell, Idaho, the city wherein said improvement is to be
made; and the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell must file in his office an affidavi$
showing the mailing of said notices.
Section 11. Assessments made and levied to pay the cost and expenses of said
improvement shall constitute a lien upon and against the property upon which ouch assess -
ment.or assessments are made and levied, from and after the date upon which the ordinance
levying such assessment or assessments becomes effective. Such lien shall be superior to
the Ilan of any mortgage or other encumbrances, whether prior in time, or not, and shall
constitute sudh a lien until paid, subject to the extinguishments of any such lien by the
sale of the property on account of non - payment of general state and county taxes. Such
assessments shall be collected, or the property in default shall be foreclosed and sold
for such assessments and costs in a suit for that purpose by the city, in the manner pro-
vided by law.
Section 12. That the construction of said improvement is necessary for the im-
mediate preservation of the comfort, convenience, health and well being of the.municipalit ;
and therefore, and emergency existing, this resolution shall be in full force and,effect
from and after its passage and approval.
Whereupon, Councilman Hollingsworth moved the adoption of the resolution, whie
m otion was seconded by Councilman Fearich.
A Yea and Nay vote was had thereon, with the following results:
Yes: Oakes, Fenrioh, Hollingsworth, Mumford, Boynton and Montgomery..
No: None.
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Absent and not voting: None.
Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and the preamble'.atid re-
ign duly adopted.
PASSED By the Council this 6th day of April A.D.,1936.
APPROVED By the Mayor this 6th day of April, A.D., 1936.
ATTEST
E. L. Vassar
Mayor
O.E.Fritts
City Clerk
Whereupon, Councilman Montgomery presented the followd.ng preamble and ,resolution
RESOLUTION 21.
By Montgomery.
WHEREAS, An application has been made to the WPA for a grant for the improvement
: onstruction and enlargement of the sewer between Albany and Belmont Streets in the City c
;aldwel )-, and
WHEREAS, The same.would be a great benefit to the Idaho Meat Producers, Inc., ar
Co the City of Caldwell,
WHEREAS, There will be certain additional expenses that must be met for material
and labor, which must be expended in addition to the grants allowed by the Federal Govern.
lent through WPA, and
WHEREAS, The said Idaho Meat Producers, Inc., is willing to assume the additions
3xpense•thus created, to the extent of Three Thousand, Sim Bundred Dollars($3,600.00j and
cave signed a contract with the City of Caldwell, by and through its officers and agents,
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which
was executed on behalf of the City by the Mayor
and City Clerk,
NOW, THERL - ORE, BE 1T RESOLVED That the said
contract so made and entered into
by and between said Idaho Meat Producers, Inc., and the City of Caldwell,
and dated April
1 1936, be and the same is, hereby affirmed, approved
and adopted as and
for the act of'I
the City of Caldwell.
Whereupon, Councilman Hollingsworth moved the adoption of the
preamble and re-
solution, which motion was seconded by Councilman Montgomery.
A yea and nay vote was had thereon, with the
following results:
Yes: Oakes, Mumford, Fenrich, Hollingsworth, Montgomery and Boynton,
NO: None..
Absent and not voting: None.
Whereupon, the Mayor declared the motion carried and the preamble and resolution
duly adopted.
A report was made by Mr. Oakes on the Recreation Board.
.The Bills; for March were read and on motion made by Boynton, seconded by Montgomery
that these bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various
amounts all of
which
had been appT ved by the Chairman of the Finance
Committee. Motion
carried,
GENERAL FCND
Nos.
Name
What for
Amount
2520
E. L. Vassar
Salary
8.00
2521
Edgar L. Oakes
^
5.50
2522
F.D. Mumford
5,50
2523
W.S.Boynton
"
5.50
2524
G.W. Montgomery
"
5;50
2525
G. M. Fenrich
"
5.50
2526
W.R. Hollingsworth
n
2527
O.E.Fritts
"
50.001
2528
H. E. Parmenter
"
50.00
2529
Ada Hartenbower
70.00
2530
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Rent & Toll
6.10
2531
Moore Stationary
supplies
.65
4532
H.E..Parmenter
Salary
90.00
2533
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
Supplies
12,50
2534
D.C.Fender
Salary
1
2535
L.C.Srall
"
121.50
2536
Pete Olesen
"
112.50
2537
Coy Collins
^
11250
2538
Ernie Mason
Services
23..50
2639
E. Royce
n
9.50
2540
Ordell Royce
"
9.50
2641
S. P. Glenn
It
9.50
2542
Wilbur Shuee
9.50
2843
Nolen Smith
"
5.00
2644
Jerrie Freeman
n
2.50
4645
Mt. States Tel & Tel Co.,
Rent & Toll
8.25
2546
Troy Laundry
Laundry
7.34
2 947
Botkin- Gordon Drug Co.,
Supplies
3.00
7'
2548x:
Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Co
11
2849
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
"
.25
6.00
2550
Purkhiaer Elec CO.,
"
3.00
2651
The Caxton Printers
n
2.55
2552
0. G.Boyd
Salary
125.00
2553
H.E.Felton
It
100.00
2554
Mark Sawyer
It
2$55
2456
Harry Spencer
Services
6.40
Tim Mills
It
5.20
2657
Mt. States Tel & Tel Co.,
Rent & Toll
15.20
2558
Cheesbrough Lunch
Supplies
9.80
2559
Nordling Parts
3,60
2860
Burns Chevrolet Co.,
"
3.00
2561
W.S. Maxey
Salary
15.00
2562
E. C. Hickok
"
15.00
2583
Cleve Groome
^
75.00
2564
Vinnie Dunn
4 Sat. Nights
2.00
2565
Caldwell News Tribune
Printing
6,20
2566
Signal 011
Gasoline
370.50
2567
2166
State Insurance Fund
Insurance
493.66
Fred McConnel
Salary
37,50
2569
2470
F. H.-Barnett
'Ernest
Supplies
6.75
Earl
Salary
110.00
2571
McCluskey Oil Co.,
Supplies
55.00
2572
Milliner Transfer
20.00
2573
J.E. Hazeltine Co.,
"
16.65
257,4
Idaho Power Co,
"
10.00
2575
Linde Air Products
"
6.25
2578
Nordling Parts Co.,
"
6.00
74 'w,_
will
I Ht
Nos. Name
2577 Fletcher Oil Co.,
2578• Western Auto Supply
2579 Conoco Service Station
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
ROAD FUND
2580. S. P. Glenn
2561 N.W. Jones
2582 . W. H. Glenn
2583. Joe Haines
2504. Wm Gainey
2585 .Fred McConnel
2586 Wilbur Shuee
2587 Dayle Kingsbury
2588 Idaho Hdw. Co.,
2589 .Burns Chevrolet Co.,
2590 Evans Repair Shop
2591 Butler Hdw. Go.,
2592 Western Auto Supply
What for
Supplies
n
Salary
n
n
n -
n
Services
n
Supplies
n
n
n
4
Amount
3.75
.38
3.05
2,528.33
110.00
90.00
90:00
90.00
75.00
37.50
24.80
24.80
6.75
2.48
.80
.60
.21
TOTAL ROAD FUND
WATER FUND
2593 Dick Beatty
2594 C.D.Crandall
2595 •O.E.Fritto
2596 Jim Watkins
3597 Ernie Mason
2598 Harry Spencer
2599 Clarence Everhart
2600 -Fred MCConnel
2601 . Geo Blest
2602 .Omar Major
2603 Warren Hart
2604 .Floyd Robertson
2605 .Jim Merrill
2606 W. J. Baremore
2607 S.W. Wolfe
2606 .J. H. Shaughnessy
2609 .Owen Lovejoy
2610 .Claude Lappin
2611 Chas Barnes
2612 .Art Rowland,assigned Golden Rule Store
2613 .Ed Hewitt
2614 .Ray Jewitt
2615 C. Biggerstaff
2616 W. P. Applegate
2617 .Dayle Kingsbury
2618 • Wilbut Shuee
2619 D. F.Sholty
2620 - Roscoe Calvert
262M -Jack Frost
2622 Wm Campbell
2628 Joe Haines
2624 Bill Glenn
2626 - Caldwell Plg & Htg Go.,
2625 Westeott Oil Co.,
2623 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co.,
2626 Mt. States Tel & Tel Bo.,
2626 P. E. Tucker
2690 -Becker Hdw. Co.,
263W -Boise Payette Lbr. Go.,
2638 Milliner Transfer
2633 .Butler Hdw. Go.,
2634 -Burnes Chevrolet Co,
2635 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
2636 Moore Stationary
2537 Motor Inn Garage
2636 X. P. Morey
2639 Mestern Auto Supply
2640 Irrigators Lbr. Co.,
2641 Home Lbr Go.,
2642 Tewell Elec Go.,
2643 Evans Motor Co.,
2644 Alex Wasmer
TOTAL WATER FUND
LIBRARY FUND
2645 Mrs. Ida Ruby
2646 Flaville. Blondell
2647 A.E. Hastie
2546 Albert Atha
2649 Gaylord Bros
Salary & Expenses
n
Services
n
r.
Salary
Services
u
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
f
n
n
n
Supplies
ReEt & Toll
Supplies
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Salary
n
n
u
Supplies
552.94
116.00
140.00
100.00
76.40
73.60
66,80
50.00
37.50
35.80
28.80
20.80
20.80
1e.60
16.00
16.00
12.80
1
12.00
9.60
8.00
8.00
6.82
6.40
6.40
4.80
4.80
4.00
3.20
3.20
2.00
1.00
1.00
36.59
14.25
12.92
12.70
12.36
11.25
10.30
7.97
7
7.15
5.58
5.95
5.00
3.67
3.55
3.32
3.15
1.10
.80
.75
1,352.26
100.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
27.15
i
i
vl
TOTAL IRRIG. TI01T :FOND $ 473.01
SPRINKLING FOND
2710 Del Soper Salary 100.00
TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 100.00
Nos.
Name
What for
Amount
2650
Fred Mitchell
Insurance
26.02
2651
Idaho Power Co.,
Power
15.40
2652
Canyon Abstract
Supplies
15.60
2653
Earl Burris
"
12.90
2654
pioneer Irrigation Dist
Taxes
10.80
2655
Demco Library Supplies
supplies
5.85
2656
Becker Hdw. Co.,
"
4.55
2657
Mt. States Tel & Tel Co.,
Rent & Toll
4.00
2658
Botkin Gordon Drug Co.,
Supplies
1.55
2659
Caldwell Plg & Htg Co.,
""
1.20
2660
The H. R. Bunting Co.,
Books
70.65
2661
A. C. McClurg & I0.,
"
34.27
2662
The Oregon News Co
"
24.53
2663
The Union Library Assn.
"
12.85
2664
National Cong. of Parents &
Teachers
"
6.00
TOTAL LIBRARY FOND
439.32
CEMETERY FUND
2665
John Ross
Salary
85.00
2666
Geo Hammer
"
100.00
2667
Carl Hanson
Services
83.20
2668
Ray gawett
^
15.60
2669
Idaho Hdw. Co.,
Supplies
37.11
2670
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Rent & Toll
2.00
2671
Milliner Trans. Co.,
Supplies
.50
TOTAL CEMETERY I FTDdD
323.41
PARK FOND
2672
fi. D. Finn
Salary
90.00
2673
l4. D. Feltwell
Services
36.00
2674
td Dolbow
^
33.60
2675
7,. M. Kaister
^
30.40
2675
$. R. Goldenstein
"
85.60
2677
Ray Jewett
"
16.20
2678
tarry Spencer
^
15.40
2679
T. B. Gibson
"
10.40
2680
11. T. Bunt
"
.6.00
2681
,Wilbur Shuee
"
4.80
2682
Dayle Kingsbury
^
4,60
2663
V. Milligan
"
4.60
2684
Gem State Academy
"
4.00
2685
Sam Liveaay
"
2.80
2686
P. E. Tucker
Supplies
2.00
2687
First Service Station
"
11.40
2688
Nordling ]Parts Co.,
"
2.62
2689
Euras Chevrolet Co.,
"
2.21
2690
Butler Hdw. Co.,
"
1.70
2691
Caldwell Pig & Htg Co.,
"
1.50
2692
Home Lbr. Co.,
^
1.08
2693
Becker Hdw. Co.,
^
1,00
TOTAL PAFIK FUND
311.32
IRRIGATION FUND
,
2694
C. L, Bourland
Salary
110.00
2595
,L. M. Elmore
Services_
86.00
2696
B. F. Lancaster
^
80.00
2697
H. H. McConnel
"
37,50
2698
d1lbur Shuee
"
15.40
2699
Dayle Kingsbury
"
15520
2700
J. B. McCoy
"
9.00
2701
Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co.,
Supplies
59.81
2702
Boise Payette Lbr. Co.,
^
15.00
2703
Pletcher Oil Co.,
12.00
2704
First Service Station
^
11.05
2705
Becker Bdw. Co.,
"
6.05
2706
Butler Hdw. Co.,
"
7,87
2707
Botkin Gordon Drug Co.,
^
2.75
2708
Irrigators Lbr. uo.,
^
1,88
2709
Brooks Motor Co.,
^
.30
TOTAL IRRIG. TI01T :FOND $ 473.01
SPRINKLING FOND
2710 Del Soper Salary 100.00
TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 100.00
yey
D
t
TOTAL PaM FUND ' 54.20
GRAPK7 TOTAL OF EKPENDITURES FOR MARCH, 1936 S 5,834.79
Mr. A. B. appeared before the Council and requested that the street begin
dng at the easterly corner of Block 112 Strahorn Addition and Cleveland Boulevard and pass
ing through said block to the roadway or alleyway south of the Caldwell Produce Co., ware-
house. Mr. Cooper also stated that they would furnish the ground.
Thereupon the Mayor appointed Hollingsworth and Fearich as a committee with powe'.
to act.
Attorney, S. Ben Dunlap appeared before the Council on behalf of Paul Chevalier
and requested settlement for the land taken off of Chevalier's property in Block 58 of
Devers Addition for the Stock Trail project.
Whereupon the Mayor appointed the following Committee: Hollingsworth, Fenrich
and City Enginner to investigate the matter and report to the Council.
Mr. Dunlap further appeared before the Council and asked what could be done with
the Bunt case. The matter was referred to the City Attorney.
Mr. Dunlap further appeared before the Council and asked that the taxes be can
:ellad on Lots 7 and 8 Block 12 Arldngton Addition belonging to Fordyce Newell.
A discussion was had on the subject and the City Attorney was of the opinion
that the City Council had no authority to cancel special improvement district taxes and
assessments when there were outstanding unpaid bonds and warrants against the local improve
districts.
Therefore the Mayor declared that he'thouglit nothing could be done on the request
the matter was dropped.
An affidavit of publication on- Ordinance No. 522, was read by the City Clerk.
There being no further business to come before the City Council, it was, on
ion duly seconded and carried declared adjourned.
Mayor
City clerk
g
r COUNCIL G" APRIL 13, 1436.
8:00 P. M.
The Council met on call of the Mayor, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding.
On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Cakes, F. D.
umford, G. M. Fenrich, W. S. Boynton , W. R. Hollingsworth and G. W. Montgomery. Absent:
The Mayor Informed the Counoil that the meeting was called pursuant to Notice for
sale of lots and such other business as might come before the Council.
Whereupon, the following proceedings were had:
Whereupon, the Clerk read Proof of Publication of Notice to sell, property here-
inafter described, and which was heretofore ordered to be sold by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Caldwell, under and pursuant to a resolution duly passed on the 23rd day of
%arch, A.D., 1936, a copy of which Notice is hereto attached, and by reference thereto made
Nos.
Name. -
— _— what for
Amount
SOUTH PARK FUND
2711
R. Colvard
Services
20.80
2712
W.D. Feltwell
"
14.80
2713
Ray Jewett
"
10.40
2714
Motor service
Supplies
8.20
TOTAL PaM FUND ' 54.20
GRAPK7 TOTAL OF EKPENDITURES FOR MARCH, 1936 S 5,834.79
Mr. A. B. appeared before the Council and requested that the street begin
dng at the easterly corner of Block 112 Strahorn Addition and Cleveland Boulevard and pass
ing through said block to the roadway or alleyway south of the Caldwell Produce Co., ware-
house. Mr. Cooper also stated that they would furnish the ground.
Thereupon the Mayor appointed Hollingsworth and Fearich as a committee with powe'.
to act.
Attorney, S. Ben Dunlap appeared before the Council on behalf of Paul Chevalier
and requested settlement for the land taken off of Chevalier's property in Block 58 of
Devers Addition for the Stock Trail project.
Whereupon the Mayor appointed the following Committee: Hollingsworth, Fenrich
and City Enginner to investigate the matter and report to the Council.
Mr. Dunlap further appeared before the Council and asked what could be done with
the Bunt case. The matter was referred to the City Attorney.
Mr. Dunlap further appeared before the Council and asked that the taxes be can
:ellad on Lots 7 and 8 Block 12 Arldngton Addition belonging to Fordyce Newell.
A discussion was had on the subject and the City Attorney was of the opinion
that the City Council had no authority to cancel special improvement district taxes and
assessments when there were outstanding unpaid bonds and warrants against the local improve
districts.
Therefore the Mayor declared that he'thouglit nothing could be done on the request
the matter was dropped.
An affidavit of publication on- Ordinance No. 522, was read by the City Clerk.
There being no further business to come before the City Council, it was, on
ion duly seconded and carried declared adjourned.
Mayor
City clerk
g
r COUNCIL G" APRIL 13, 1436.
8:00 P. M.
The Council met on call of the Mayor, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding.
On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Cakes, F. D.
umford, G. M. Fenrich, W. S. Boynton , W. R. Hollingsworth and G. W. Montgomery. Absent:
The Mayor Informed the Counoil that the meeting was called pursuant to Notice for
sale of lots and such other business as might come before the Council.
Whereupon, the following proceedings were had:
Whereupon, the Clerk read Proof of Publication of Notice to sell, property here-
inafter described, and which was heretofore ordered to be sold by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Caldwell, under and pursuant to a resolution duly passed on the 23rd day of
%arch, A.D., 1936, a copy of which Notice is hereto attached, and by reference thereto made