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Home My WebLink About1942-04-06city council minutesrn �I i Thereupon the Mayor d eclared Bill No 14, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 587. The mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 587, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, The Clerk read Affidavit of Publication of Bill No 10 Ordinance No. 588. 'Phis being the time set for the opening of Insurance bide the Mayor announced that the following bids had been filed with the Clerk as follows: United Pacific Mitchell- Graves Agency 1419.55 General Casualty Co_ Walker Agency 2406.04 Hartford Accident & Indemnity inner Agency (excluding Swimming Pool) 1574,36 Saint Paul Indemnity Co., Canyon Abstract & Title (specimen policy handed in two days late)$ 1804.50 Maryland Casualty Co., Walker Agency 1684.21 A. I, Myers Agency (no speciman policy submitted) 2823.20 American Automobile Ins. Co., Emma Thompson Agency $ 1649.19 H.D. Hanna Agency (Quotation on rates, no bid or specimen policy included) A. W,Cipson ( submitted no bid) W.E. Babcock (submitted no bid) Dille Agency (submitted no bid) These bids were referred to the Chairman of the Finance Committee for study. There being no further business to come before the "ouncil it was moved by Blunt, seconded by Fresher that Council adjourn. Motioncarried, Mayor. 61ty Clerk. COUNCIL CHAPffiERS, APRIL 6th., 1942, 8 :00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.E. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Wilbur Dakan, F. E. Newman, Floyd blunt, E.E. Fresher and C. n. McDannel. The Minutes of March 6th., were reed and approved as read. Mr. Graves representing the Federal Works Agency was present and discussed a long-range program with the Mayor and Council. Moved by Dakan, seconded by Newman that the City corporate with the Federal Works Agency and that the City Clark and City Treasurer give their assistance in making a financial history of the City of Caldwell during the past ten years. Motion ' 1. ed. 425 Moved by Blunt, seconded by Fresher that the Milk Ordinance be enforced beginnini June 1st., 1942, Motion c Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce'met with the Mayor and Council to discuss " Annual Cleanup Week ". Mr, Vermaas requested the City to flush streets in the business district Friday April 17th, also, that barrels be placed on the streets for rubbish and that City trucks remove cans collected by children and used as admission to the American Theater. The Mayor informed Mr. Vermaas that the City would cooperate with the Junior Chamber of Commerce in this matter. The Bills for March were read snd on motion by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name. !ghat for. Amount, GENERAL FUND, 2405 H -.�. McCluskey Salary 50,00 2606 Thurlow Bryant " 25,00 2407 Wilbur Dakan 25.00 2408 Fred E.gewman " 25.00 2409 Floyd Blunt " 25,00 2410 E. E. Newman " 25.00 2411 C. 0. MoD nnel 25.00 2412 O.E.Fritt6 " 150.00 2413 Ada I, Hartenbower " 94.00 2414 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4.70 2415 Moore Stationery Supplies 2,90 2416 H. E. Parmenter Salary 140.00 2417 Idaho Power Co., Power 37.24 2418 Caldwell Municipal Irrig. System Bond Charge 9.62 2419 The Caxton Printers Supplies 6.65 2420 Miller'Hdw. Co., 11 ,45 2421 Lionel C. Krall Salary 165.00 2422 Coy Collins " 145.00 2423 Pete Olesen 140.00 2424 Forrest Millender " 135.00 2425 Waldo Paddock " 130.00 2426 Wilbur Shuse Services 24.00 2427 Jim Davis " 7,00 2428 Max Maxwell 7.00 2429 -Dal Royce 7.00 2430 Ed Smith 7.00 2431 A.B.Burnett 7 2432 J. Couch - 7.00 2433 Bennie Kimball 3,50 2434 Clerk's C R"volving Fund " 11.00 2435 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 9.44 2436 Boise Payettw Lbr.Co., Supplies 6.42 2437 Garbers Market " 3.70 2438 Valley Motor Co., " 1.50 2439 First Service Station " 1.10 2440 Caldwell•Manuf. Co., �7b 2441 C.C.AnderabhcCo., " .49 2442 yoore Stationery " X 35 2443 C.3,Claussen Salary 140,00 2445A Ernie Mason " 130.00 2443E Jack Thomas 130.00 24430 O,v,Glenn " 130.00 2443D,Wm M. Carlson " 110,00 2443EFm Giddings " 49,50 2405F,John Ewing " 25.00 AMU Ban Kerns Supplies 7,20 2443f1.Howard Ashcraft " 1.80 2443I Garber Motor Co., 11.46 2443) The Caxton Printers " 10,26 24A3H'Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 10.00 2443L Evans Motor Co., Supplies 4.55 2445M Western Union It 3.20 2443N Gamble Store 1.33 24431 Leo J Mason Buick Co., 2444 Dr.ffi.A,Tugaw Salary ,64 100.00 2445 E.C; Hickok 11 30.00 2.446 The Caxton Printers Supplies 14.35 2447 L. M. Porter Salary 200.00 2448 Bryan Rarding 135.00 2449 Boise Blue Print Co., Supplies 2.90 2450 S.Ben Dunlap Salary 75.00 2451 Idaho First National Bank Rent 40,00 2452 Mrs. Vinnie Dunn 4 Sat, nights 2.00 2453 _Caldwell News - Tribune Supplies 9.40 2454 Idaho Gas & Oil- Gasoline 447.46 2455_ D. -J. Winters Sala 1 2456 Westsott Oil Supplies 31.50 I i I �u 2 7 TOTAL GF,N FUND 3,655.81 ROAD FUND 2477 Nos. Name. What for. A Salary 135,00 2457 D. N, Nordling `arts Supplies 26.22 Earl Zeal of 2458 Caldwell Auto Supply " 14,01 2479 Ray Woolery 2459 Idaho Power Co., Power 1C.00 120.60 2480 2660 Ring Auto Wrecking Supplies 7,50 " 110.00 2461 Home Lbr. & Coal " 6.25 .Leo Seat Services 2462 Milliner Transfer " 6.24 2482 B. L. Barton, Assig Floyd Southward 2463 Purkhiaer Elec. 4.50 14.40 2483 2464 - Western Auto Supply " 2.75 Supplies 181.00 2465 .E.F,Oreen " 1.85 Olson Mfg. I 2466 - Richfield Oil " 1.68 2465 � 2467 - Western Auto Supply " 1.57 86.75. 2486 2468 .Gamble Store " X 99 " 32,25 2669 I.E.Goldsmith .66 - Westcott Oil Co., " 2470 Miller Hdw, " .60 2468 Clerk's css' Revolving 2471 Clerk ra Cash REvoly Fund " .50 21.57 2489 2472 Ralph Or W.R. Hollingsworth Refft :30.00 " 19.00 2473 A. L. Murphy 12,50 - Caldwell Auto supply Services 2474 Scotty's Lunch Supplies 5.65 2491 -John Hollrich 2475 Idaho Power Co., Power .85 5.85 2492 2476 The L ille Agency Insurance 74,13 Supplies TOTAL GF,N FUND 3,655.81 ROAD FUND 2477 S. P. Glenn Salary 135,00 2476 Earl Zeal of 130.00 2479 Ray Woolery " 120.60 2480 James Evans " 110.00 2481 .Leo Seat Services 23.40 2482 B. L. Barton, Assig Floyd Southward " 14.40 2483 - Firestone Tire, assig. City Treas. Supplies 181.00 2464 Olson Mfg. 153,90 2465 - Columbia Equipment " 86.75. 2486 Boise Sorings Works " 32,25 2467 - Westcott Oil Co., " 23.16 2468 Clerk's css' Revolving " 21.57 2489 0, K. Tire Shop " 19.00 2490 - Caldwell Auto supply Services 7.10 2491 -John Hollrich Power 5.85 2492 - Miller Hdw.Co., Supplies 4,55 2493 Richfield 011 3.8D 2494 Caldwell Manuf. " 3.74 2495 King Auto Wrecking ° 1.75 2496 Burns Chev. Co., .95 2497 - Caldwell municipal Irrig Bond Charge .76 TOTAL ROAD FUND 1078.95 WATER FIND 2498 C.",Crandall Salary 135.00 2499 Lee Stone 110.00 2500 L.C.Barton 95.40 2501 .Heber Cole " 90,00 2502 Gereld_Overlin N 90.00 2503 Chas 0tillwell' 90.00 2504 Warren Jones " 90.00 8505 .Noel Nadeau 90.00 2508 - George Clark " 90.00 2507 Bethene Wilkinson " 57.00 2503 Emmett Giddings 55.38 2509 Hugh Marshall " 39.45 2510 .Howard Aaheraft t' 34.6? 2511 Claude Worsham Services 24.30 2512 Idaho Power 00., Power 236.56 2513 Waterworks Equipment Supplies 201.25 2514 -Hersey Mfg. Co., 134.20 2515 • NepttLne Meter " 84.92 2518 •Lodge Motor Co., ° 66.75 2517 Falk'a C Stare 63.99 2518 -Rome Lbr.& Coal b 43.64 2519 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., " 25.10 2520 Caldwell Concrete Pipe !' .24.40 2521 - Miller Hdw. " 21.69 2522 -Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 18.30 2523 Caldwell Pigg & Htg. Supplies 1 2524 - Westoott OU Co, 7 70 2525 I. E.Goldsmith " 6.48 2526 -Becker Hdw. y 5.25 2527 Clark ra Cash R volv. Fund !' 3.62 2528 - Purkhiaer Elece ° _ $ 50 2529 Garber Motor N 2.69 2530 Boone Book Store " 2.60 2531 The Caxton Printers ?' 2.00 2532 Western Auto Supply " 1.54 2533 Idaho Hdw. & Pig Co., " 1.10 2534 Brooks Service Ste. " 1.00 2535 Caldwell Manufacturing K 1.00 2536 Gamble Store .42 TOTAL WATER FUND $ 2,063.31 i23 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND IRRIGATION FUND 2547 Nos. Name. What for Guy Services 2549 LIBRARY FUND n 5537 . Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 2551 2538 Flavilla C.Blondel 2552 Olen Gaylord 2539 A.E. Hastle n n 2540. Idaho Power go., Power 2555. 2541. &B. Sing Supplies 'Roy Ford 2642. Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent a 2543, A.C. McClurg Co., Supplies 2559. 2544, Gaylord Bros., Inc., if A. Cackle 2545. Caldwell Municipal Irrig. Dist Tax & Toll Q548. The H.W. Nilson Co,, Supplies TOTAL LIBRARY FUND IRRIGATION FUND 2547 Ci L. Bourlaad Li Salary 2548 Guy Services 2549 Oscar Bauman n 2550 Tom Alexander ° 2551 W.S.Shaver a 2552 Olen Gaylord 2553, John Whitley n 2554. Leo Seat !� 2555. Oscar Hauman, Assig Leo Mason s 2656. 'Roy Ford 2557. Bob Wyatt a 2558 Clayton Baker a 2559. W. L. Landreth u 2560 A. Cackle P 2561. Walter Cagle 2562. Sal Hickman u 2563 L. N. Ledbetter 2564. Pioneer Irrigation District Delivery of Water 2565. CaldwellConcrete Pipe Co., Supplies 2566. Irrigators Lbr. Co., 2567 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., D 2568 Roma Lbr. & Coal p 2569. Caldwell Auto Supply 2570. J.W.Weska 2571, Westoott Oil Co., " 2572. The C Printers n 2573. Bedker Hdw. „ 2574 Brooks Service Station .2575 Artil Metals Co., .2576 McNeal Lbr.Co., " 2577 Clark's C Revolve '2576 Gamble Store �! 2579 Miller Hdw 2580, Del Soper 2681, Wm Gainey 2582. Caldwell Auto Supply TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND SPRINKLING FUND Salary n Supplies TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND CEMETERY FUND 2583. Goo Bammar 2584. Clifford Raymond 2585, Levi Strange 2586. Omer Raymond 2587. Wilson -Petry 2588. Wes -toott Oil Co., 2589. E. B. King 2590. Xing Auto Wrecking 2591 Clerk's Cash Revolv. Fund 2592. Mountain States Tel & Tal 2593. The Salt Lake Hardware 2594. Irrigator's Lbr. Co., 2595. Western Auto Supply 2596. Idaho Power Co., 2597, Gamble Store 2598. Jacobsen Manuf. Co., Salary H y Services Supplies .{1 n n n Ran$ & Toll Supplies Power Supplies It Amount. 125.00 50,00. `40 :00 28.20 4.75 4.00 80.46 55.85 141.44 14.00 0 416.70 135.00 95.40 94.05 77.40 73.80 55.35 54.85 53.10 27.00 21.60 10.35 10.35 5#40 3.50 3.60 3.60 3.60 435.86 406.45 106.10 50.00 27.80 16.10 15.00 11.20 8.53 8.46 5.31 3.50 2.98 2.50 2,.15 •40 1,830.39 115.30 88.00 13.26 216.56 135x00 110.00 32.40 25.2a 9.85 7.76 3.45 2.50 2.06 2.00 2.00 1.80 1.45 .85 .27 .19 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND 336.78 i 1 PARK FUND T.Q.Finp Salary 99.00 J.`B. bs-9n Sarvicea 56.70 Chas -les Culver ° 48.60 'c2. .L �I L' Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 2602 W. L. Landreth g8ery es 36000 2603 C. 0. Anderson Co., Supgilea 119'.40 2604 Caldwell PIS & Htg. Co., " 65.35 2605 .Caldwell Municipal Irrig System Bond Charge 32.61 2806 Irrigation Lbr. Co., Supplies 29.33 2807 Home Lb* & Coal Co., ° 14.45'x,a 2608 Hay -Boone Co., " 12.70 2609 Boise Payette Lbr. " 9.37 2610 Miller Hdw. !' 4.15 2611 MCNeel Lbr.Co., " 3.70 2612 Becker Hdw. " 2,46 2613 S. E. Smith " 1.50 2614 Caldwell Auto Supply " 1.17 2615 Wilson -Petry " 1.00 TOTAL PARK FUND $ 537.49 GOLF FUND 2616 R. E. Olson Salary 75600 2617- S. E. Lemkin 88.20 2618 John Gibson Services '9.00 2619 Caldwell Municipal Irrig. System Bond charges 63.15 2620 Wilson -Petry Supplies 9.10 2621 Becker Hdw. 7.15 2622 The Dille Agency " 5.00 2623 Harry +s Repair Shop " 1.50 2624 Campbell Imp. Co., n ..54 TOTAL GOLF FUND 158.64 NORTH PARR FUND 2625 Ras Hammond Services 67.75 2628: Lee Brodgon a 58 2827 W. L. Landreth " 20.70 262S: Charles Culver " 3.60 TOTAL NORTH PARK FWD 151.00 SPRAY FUND 2629 Boyd Dowers,as®ig. Idaho First Nat. Truck 500.00 2630. Kistler Service Supplies 1.00 2631 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " .50 2632 Gamble Store " " .16 TOTAL SPRAY FUND 501.66 STREET LIGHTING FUND 2533 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 784.20 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 764,20 AIRPORT FUND 2634 S. W. Haglund Services 85.00 2635 game Lbr. & Coal Co., Supplies 16.32 2836 Oiller Hdw. Co., " 2.52 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 103.84 EMERGENCY FUND 2637 F. E. NewmEM Civilian 8efense 41.65 TOTAL EMERGENCY FUND 41,65 GRAND TOTAL OF EMPENDITURES FOR MARCH 1942, 110976 Applicationsfor Card Room License were read from Rummy House, Wilson Beer and Lunch, S.F.Bow, Pastime Lunch, I. H. Waters, the fee accompanying each application Applications for Pool Licen were read from 1. H. Waters and S.F.Bow, the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Oaken, seconded by Bryant that these Licenses be granted. Motion carried. Thereupon Councilman Dakan, introduced Bill No. 15, entitled: AN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE TERM "TAXI -CAB" AND DEFINING THE WORD "PERSON", 1 3 J Idaho. Thereupon Councilman McDannel, introduced Bill 16, entitled; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION I OF ORDINANCE NO. 536 OF THE CITY OF CAL'DWELL, IDAHO, ENTITLED - "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE SALE OF LOTS AND PERPETUAL CARET OF LOTS; REGULATING THE PLANTING OF THEES AND SHRUBBERY, OR DECORATION OF GRAVES ON LOTS IN THE CALDWELL CITY CEMETERY" BY PROBIDING FOR TEE PURCHASE PRICE AND FOR PERPETUAL CARE FOR CERTAIN,BURIAL BLACES IN CERTAIN LOTS IN BLOCK 58 OF SAID C AI•r•I• CITY CEMETERY AND RE- PEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH., which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 3.6. It w as moved b y Dakan, aeconded by Bryant that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on threeseparate days be suspended and that Bill No 'Il be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by s action and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative w ere: Bryant, Dakan,. Newman, Blunt, Frasher and McDannel. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary threefourtba majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 16, the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Billas directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No 16, pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk tooall the roll on the 4bove question which resulted as follows: Those. voting in the affirmative were Bryant,•Dak Newman, Blunt, Frasher and NoDannsl. Negativer None. Absent and not voting; None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 16, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Cnssn dulys igned and approved the Bill, and the Clerk dul7tmigned and attested the -same -which became Ordinance No 589. The Mayor direoted the Clerk to make proper entry of the saw and to cause Ordinance No 589, to be published in the Caldwell EITRIAIQ.,A. LICENSE _T4,.HE PAID B: ANX :PERSO�k OFERATZEC� RNY_' TAF -CAB; PROVIDING FOH LICENSES BE ISSUED AND THE DATE OF -THE EXPIRATION THEREOF; PROVIDING THE FEE TO BE PAID FOR 6700H ENSES; PROVIDING FOR APPLICATIONS FOR TAXI -CAB LICENSES AND THE FORM OF SAID APPLICATIONS; VIDING FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF APPLICANTS; PROVIDING FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF APPLICANT TAXI -CAB LICENSES: PROVIDING FCR INSURANCE TO BE CARRIED BY- PERSONS OPERATING TAXI -CAB; TING IN THE COUNCIL THE RIGHT TO REVOKE LICENSES; PROVIDING FOR FARES TO BE CHARGED BY I -CAB OPERATORS AND THE RATE OF SAID FARES; PROVIDING FOR THE POSTING OF A SCHEDULE OF [AMUNG-ZONES ES ON TAXI - CABS; PROHIBITING THE OVER - LOADING OF TAXI - CAB AND RECULAtlNG THE MANNER OF TTUG'PASSENGERS T0EE CARRIED THEREIN; MAKING IT THE DUTY OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE TO MARK PARKING ZONES FOR TAXICAB STANDS; PROVIDING FOR THE A PPROVAL OF T HE LOCATION OF SAI H BY TEE STREET AND ALLEY COLMITTEE OF THE CITY; PROVIDING FOR MARKING OF KING•ZONES; MAKING IT UNLAWFUL TO ASSIGN ANY PERSON OR PERSONS OTHER TRAN LICENSES TAXI - ZONES; PROVIDING THAT SAID ZONES MAY BE VACATED BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, CHIEF IRE DEPARTMENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEEg PROHIBITING- TIME LIMITS TO PLACED UPON THE PARKING OF TAXI -CAB ZONES: PROVIDING FOR THE REVOCATION AND FORFEITURE F TAXI -CAB LICENSES; PROVIDING A PENALTY AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINAN S N CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, The above Was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the consid- eration of said Bill and Ordinance. It was moved by by Dakan, seconded by Bryant that the rules requiring that the rading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 15,ba 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 following rsult: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newmany Blunt, Frasher and McDannel._ Negative; None. Absent and not voting; None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 1�, the second time by title a nd the third time in full, section-by section. The Clerk read the Bill a a directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No 1S, pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows; Those voting in the affirmative were; Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt; Fresher and MoDannel. Negatives None. A beent and not voting; None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 15, had passed and the Mayor in open sessio of the Council duly signed and approved the same which became Ordinance No 5B8. The Mayor direoted the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 588, to be publishad in the Caldwell Newe- Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman McDannel, introduced Bill 16, entitled; AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION I OF ORDINANCE NO. 536 OF THE CITY OF CAL'DWELL, IDAHO, ENTITLED - "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE SALE OF LOTS AND PERPETUAL CARET OF LOTS; REGULATING THE PLANTING OF THEES AND SHRUBBERY, OR DECORATION OF GRAVES ON LOTS IN THE CALDWELL CITY CEMETERY" BY PROBIDING FOR TEE PURCHASE PRICE AND FOR PERPETUAL CARE FOR CERTAIN,BURIAL BLACES IN CERTAIN LOTS IN BLOCK 58 OF SAID C AI•r•I• CITY CEMETERY AND RE- PEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH., which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 3.6. It w as moved b y Dakan, aeconded by Bryant that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on threeseparate days be suspended and that Bill No 'Il be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by s action and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative w ere: Bryant, Dakan,. Newman, Blunt, Frasher and McDannel. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary threefourtba majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 16, the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Billas directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No 16, pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk tooall the roll on the 4bove question which resulted as follows: Those. voting in the affirmative were Bryant,•Dak Newman, Blunt, Frasher and NoDannsl. Negativer None. Absent and not voting; None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 16, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Cnssn dulys igned and approved the Bill, and the Clerk dul7tmigned and attested the -same -which became Ordinance No 589. The Mayor direoted the Clerk to make proper entry of the saw and to cause Ordinance No 589, to be published in the Caldwell c ° y1 Rewa- r bnne, a official newspaper of the -City of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Bryant, seconded by Dakan that Council adjourn. Motion c 'City Clerk. eyor. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MAY 4th.; 1942. 8 =00 P. M. ,The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City,Hall, with the Mayor, H. F, McCluskey presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; Thurlow Bryant, Wilbur Dakan, F.S'. Newman, Floyd Blynt, E. Frasher and C. 0, McDannel. The Minutes of April 6th., were read and approved as read. Mr. S. f. Smith appeared before the Mayor and Council and stated that his.propert In Fairaeres had never been platted but the Pioneer Irrigation District assessed this prope the same as platted lots. Mr. Smith requested that this property be assessed on an nearag basis. TSI s matter was referred to the Irrigation Committee. Mr. Carl Kitchen of Boise presented a plan for codifying the.Ordinances of CS at a coat of $500. .The Mayor informed Mr. Kitchen that this matter would be' taken under cdnaideratio The Bills for April were road and on motion by Bryant,s eoonded by Dakan that these Sills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the Various amounts all of which had b een approved by the Chairman of the Finance Connittee. Motim carried. Tos. 'Name, What for. Amount. GENRAL FUND _ - - f 8638 H. E. McCluskey salary 50400 2639 Thurlow Bryant " 25.00 2640 Wilbur Dakan " 25.00 ?641 F. T. Newman " 25.00 2642 Floyd Blunt " 25.00 ?643 E. E.Frasher " 25.00 1644 C. 0. McDennel , " 25.00 2645 O.E. Fritts " I ?646 Ada Hartenbawer " 94.00 4647 The D111a A ency Bond r.100 :648 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4 5 ?649 H. E. Parmenter Salary 140.00 ?650 Idaho Power Co_ Power 34.00 ?651 Miller Hdw. Co., supplies 3.05 ?652 Stior Furn. Shop " 7.10 ?653 Quality Food Market .24 1654 Miller Hdw. Co., ", .20 ?655 Lionel C. Krell Salary 165.00 1 .656 Coy Collins " 145.00 ?687 Pete Olesen " 140.00 ?688 Forest Millender " 135.00 189 Waldo Paddock " - - 130.00 1 880 James Davis Services 7.00 !681 Del Royce 1 4.50 1 662 A.O Burnett " 4.50 !863 Jack Gooch " 4.50 1 654 Max Maxwell " 4.50 !668 Buster Vail " 4.50 !6S6 Cecil Bridges " 4.50 1687 W. A. Stone " 4.50 !668 Sanderson Safety Supply Co., Supplies 74.20 !669 Olson Mfg. Co., " 42.60 1670 C. C. Anderson " 30.16 ;671 Harry's Repair Shop " 16.00 1 672 Ovoy Laundry 673 Palmer Radio Service 1674 Mountain States Tad. & Tel Rent & Toll ,.r9,.20 675 Moobe Stationery Subscriptions 9:00 676 G, 1V. Pair Supplies 8.00: 677 Dairymen's Coop Creamery " 3.60 i