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Home My WebLink About1919-04-07city council minutes321 J N 0 n al COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY OF CALDWIM.L, IDAHO, APRIL, 7th. 1919. REGULA$ SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL, Withh. Mayor Fred L Lilly presiding. .The roll being palled the ,following Councilman were present: Joe Dickens, Amos J Miller, F R Miller„ Fred Mitohell, Chas Sanberg and W Grant Ward. Minutes of last regular meeting' was read and an motion of Councilman Mitchell seconded by Councilman Sanberg same were approved as.read. Regarding the proposition oft the Howard- Cooper Corporation wherein they agree to allow the City the sum of $2000.00 for the old City Road Roller on the purobase of a new Truck, same was referred to the Street Committee with power to act. The fallowing Bills against the City were presented and on motion of Councilman jard seconded by Councilman F H Miller same were allowed and Clerk inabruoted to issue warrants for same on the respeotive accounts: GENERAL FUND. 543 Thomas.R Cochrane 544 Faris Holgate Co 548 P S Price 546 Caldwell Lumberoo 547 West Uaioa Teleg Cc 546 .lest Disenfeoting Co 549 United Chemical Co. 550 Idaho Power Co 561 Idaho Power Co 552 Chas Sanberg 553 Fred McConnell 554 F L Loqkwood 556 Claude B Burris 656 Whiteii Wilson 657 Roger Lyon 658 J W Crouse 569 Intermountain Map Co 560 Caldwell Mfg Cc 561 Greanlund Drug Store 562 I P Jones 663 Thos iT Dryden 564 J A Baker 566 Caldwell Ice & C S Co 566 Botkin -joy Drag Co 567 Thom R Cochrane 568 0 H Sovereign 569 0 Royce 670 W E Wdod000k 571 J H Hioks 5722obt Corbin 573 C B Iiythers 574 J E Zdataos 575 J R Hdnnold 576 Ward Daggett 577 Clyde Wooley 578 Federal Sign System 5799t States Telephone Co 580 Caldwell Lumber Co 581 D J Rice 582 Troy Laundry 583 Idaho Power 00 684 A G Long 585 Cakton'Printers 586 A G Long 587 Helen M Sovereign 688 Caldwell News 589 Caxton 590 Idaho Power Co 591 Caldwell Tribune 592 Caston'Printers 593 Fred L Lilly 594 Joe Dickens 595 Fred Mitchell 596 Amos J Miller 597 Fritz R Miller 598 Chas Sanberg 599 W Grant Ward 600 Not Issued Salary Coal Plastering Coal Telegrams Dieenfectaate Brushes Ligh City Hall Lamps Asstg Engineer It It Salary Asstg Engineer ,r n Inspecting Walks Cloth Prints Grade Stakes Pencil Sharpener Assigned account Salary 0 coal Fumigators Salary n Seevices Fire Dep ♦e n n n Motor Services Fire Dap Auto Hire Siren Rentals and Tolls Rent Hose Cart Drayage Laundry Energy Range Fire Chief Rev Nozzle Letter Heads BaboOok charges oto Salary Stationery Trip receipts Street Lights Printing Ordinances etc Election Supplies Salary H n n X20.00 20.10 3.00 73.00 2.63 10.00 6.00 25.91 8.69 28.00 -56.25 100.00 24.50 10.50 7.00 6.00 16.30 12.00 2.25 10.00 80.00 95.00 5.25 1:00 70.00 100.00 3,00 3.00' 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 18.00 3.00 .75 406.25 6.50 1.00 1.00 2.15 6,55 20.37 10.25 21.40 ° 26,00 1.10 9,75 354.15 122.88 31.65 11.00 5.50 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 13.50 (1.00) 329. 601 Mountain States Telephone Co Phone Calls 5.30 602 W Sohlofman Band Master 2 No 152.17 603 Dr T D Farrar City Physician 50.00 604 Ida Gewey City Nurse 60.00 605 R B Scatterday Bond Attorney Peep 300.00 606 Curtis Haydon City Attorney 50000 607 W S Max Salary and Eap. 123.87 608 Greenlund Drug Store Rubber Bands and Pens 2.05 Total 26 152 :ES� es ROAD DEPARTMENT 250 C E Silbaugh and Company Sidewalks 238.86 251 " " " Crossings 322,00 252 W H Guerin Hay 75.97 253 0npples Mar Co Powder 6.30 254 " It Hardwrae 2.65 255 B P Bennett Horse Shoeing 20.00 256 Bad Farmer Labor 15.00 257 John L Isenberg Man and Team 12.00 258 A Bodenhamer Labor 25.00 259 Olaf Delain Salary 90.00 260 D D Campbell " 115.00 261 Cal Ward " 90.00 262 Chas Black " 90.00 263 Jae 3haway 90.00 264 Henry Rogers " 90.00 265 D D Campbell Team Hire 75.00 266 L Harding Cement Pipe 114.55 267 E Vining Traffic Lights 2,80 268 Caldwell Fordg Co Axle Grease 1.25 269 Idaho Power Cc Lights at'Barn .80 270 Hollrioh Harness Shop Repairs .50 271 James Hors, $aulimg Dirt 76.'25 272 let. Nat Bank Aesnd. act. uling Dirt 240.00 273 A W Dunoan, $leoksmithing 9.90 274 Caldwell Lumber Co Lumber 43.45 275 Mrs Ella Gartin Barn Rent 20.00 276 D J Rice Lrayage 1.00 277 Alonzo Witteman Dragging Road 3.75 278 Bert Spencer " " 6.00 279 L A Garrison Jr " " 10.25 280 W H Messier " " 6.75 281 C E Sprague " 5,25 282 E L Douglas " " 9.00 283 Jack Shaffer Hauling Gr ader X24.00 Total 93 . WATER WOR&4 DEPARTMENT. 171 W S Maxey Salary and freight 52.65 172 Swain Beaty " 123.31 173 Herb Wilso4 " 90.00 174 C D Crandall Labor 19:50 175 W Mocormicl� Salary 84.50 176 Hollrioh geese Shop Pump Leathers 4.50 177 Caldwell Pjbg & Htg Co Plumbing and repairs 33.25 178A W Duncan Blaoksmithing 1.75 179 The Gauld C o Pipe 74.06 180 F 3 Price Plastering 8.75 183 E pining Electrical w ork 6.20 182 C L Idlemea Auto repairs 1.50 183 Sherman and Miller Hardware 5.85 184 Caldwell Lumber Cc Lumber and cement 7.80 165 186 D J Rice The Continental 011 Oo Drayage Gasoline .25 13.75 167 " " " " 13.76 188 Idaho Power Co Power New Pump 54.60 169 11 " Power Old Pam 169.19 MET CEMETERY DEPARTMENT, 37 J W Ross Salary 75.0.0 38 C 3 DeLong 77.00 390 D Crandall "Co " 57.76 40 Capples Mar Powder 21.40 41 Water Works Department Pipe 73.96 42 Idaho Hardware & Plbg CO It 14.35 43 Caldwell P114 &Heating Co valves 9.00 44 Millner Transfer Co Trip to Cemetery Total 331.46 SPRINBLING DEPARTMENT 5$9 Fred Goette' Repairing Sprinkler 7.40 3 330 U PARE DEPARTMENT. 11 A Bodenhamer Labor 15.76 12 A Me Menus Labor and Team 24.00 13 Caldwell Plbg Ea Htg Cc Hydrants ate 82.16 14 Ray Lonkey Labor 7.50 15 W Wilson .1 14.00 16 Chas Sanberg c Foreman ' 50.00 17 Claud Barris Labor 11.40 18 Allen Lyon " 17.50 19 E M Baldwin 19.25 20 W S Maxey Freight 6.00 21 Idaho Edwe & Plbg Co Pipe 244.17 22 Sherman and Miller Ha99 25.00 23 Budd Davis Labor 14.85 24 D J Ries Drayage 1.26 26 Wm Bischoff Labor 73.05 26 Jae H Cook " 12.25 27 Gay Connell " 10.60 28 Goo Clason " 15.75 29 Noble Dixon TM 10.50 30 Clifford Baker " 10.50 Total 666.37 M etal Warrants issued 6564.19 Reports for the Month of March of the following Cdty Officers were read and on motion Mitchell seconded b$ Sanberg same were adopted and ordered placed on Pile: School Nurse, Fire Chief, City Treasurer, City Clerk, Supt Water eYorke Street Supervisor, and Sexton. The bond of W H Curtis in the sum of $1000.00 to carry on the business of Plumbing was approved and placed on file. Bill No 33 was read the second time and referred to the salary committee The petition of Oakes et. al. praying for the creation of a sower diet. was presented and on motion same was referred to the Sewer Committee, City Aty. and City Engineer for investigation. Mrs Lydia MoUtt was appointed registrar for the Third Ward, Dire Ida Moe was appointed registrar for the second ward and Sarah Boone was appointed registrar for the First Ward. The Mayor following the usual oustom declared Monday April 14th annual Olean -up day. On motion Mitchell seoonded by Sanberg the Council went on record requiring the Oregon Line to repair the crossings on Kimball Ave. and 5th. Ave. in accordance with plane and specifications to be prepared by the City Engineer, and the City Clerk was instructed to notify the Rail Road Company of at oh action. The Judges for the Bond Eleotion May 20th. were named as follows let. Ward, Judges R T Hartt, Jae L Boone, and Mrs J A Flanagan. Dist Clerk Mrs F M Breshears. Polling Place Court House. 2nd. Ward, Budges, Joe Williamson, Mrs Ida Forbes and Mrs Ella Gartin. Piet. Clerk lire Merritt Madden. Polling Place Methodist Shuroh. 3rd. Ward, Judges, Mrs Lydia Mofttt, Lillian Pot and A H Clambey. Dist. Clerk, ;ire Lelia Aakley. Polling Place City Halij 331 Thereupon Cotncilman Dickens introduced Ordinance No. 312, entitled; AN ORDINANCE CREATING AIM ESTABLISHING A LOCAL. IMPROVi- Z.11'T DISTRICT TO BE CALLED "LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2 IN THE CITY OF CALDWEZZ, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO; DESIGNATING THE STREETS AND POINTS BETWEEN WHICH BAID IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE WA AND PROVIDING FOR Y',HE CONSTRUCTION OF PAVEMENT. CURBS AND GUTTERS THEREON: PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND E%PEN OF SAID IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE TAXED AND ASSESSED UPON ALL THE PROPERTY IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FRONTING OR ABUTTING OR CONTIGU- OUS OR TRIBUTARY TO THE PORTIONS OF SAID.STREET3 30 IMPROVED; AND PRESCRIBING THE METHOD OF SUCH ASSESSMENT AND THE PAYMENT THEREOF; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, RE- SOLUTIONS OR ORDERS,' OR PAR'l3 THEREOF, IN CONFLICT HEREWITH-, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Ordinance No. 312 was thereupon read in full by the City Clark and con - eidered by the Council. Thereupon Councilman Ward moved that that part of the Compiled Laws of the State of Idaho and the rule requiring the reading of Ordinances fully and distinctly on three different days be dispensed with in the m=dar prescribed by law, and that proposed Ordinance No. 312 be read "the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. Said motion was eeconded by Councilman Mitchell. The Mayor stated the motion and put the question and the vote upon said question was as follows: Those voting "yes" Oounoilman Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Mitchell Sanberg & Ward. Those voting "no" - none. The Mayor then declared that said motion had duly carried by the necessary three quarters vote. Then the Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance 312 stood for second reading and directed the Clark to read Ordinance No. 312 the second time by title. The Clerk then read Ordinance No. 312 by title. The Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 312 stood for third reading and directed the Clark to read the same, fully and distinctly at length. The Clerk then read Ordinance No. 312 the third time, fully and distinctly at length. The Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 312 had been read the third time fully and distinctly at length and stated the question: "Shall Ordinance No. 312 pass as read ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll, and upon roll Ball the vote upon the final passage of said Ordinance resulted as follows, to wit; Those voting "Yes" Councilmen Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Mitchell, Sanberj & Ward. Those voting "No" - none. The mayor declared said Ordinance No. 312 to have duly passed and directed the Clerk to make proper reoord thereof. Ordinance No. 312 having duly passed, the same was presented to the Mayor for his approval and the Mayor having duly considered the same thereupon, in open fli ;l FIE c,. session of the City duly signed and approved said Ordinance No. 312. 332 33 33 IT WAS FURTHER ORDERED, that said ordinances Nos. 312, 313 and 314 be published at least one time in the regular issue of the Caldwell Tribune, a weekly newspaper printed, .published and of general ciroudation, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, which newspaper is hereby declared, determined and adjudged by said City Council to be the official newspaper thereof. Thereupon Councilman Dickens introduced Ordinance No. 315, entitled: AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A LOCAL IMPROVF.1MNT DISTRICT TO BE CALLED "LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2 ", IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO; DESIGNATING THE STREETS AIM POINTS BETWEEN WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE MADE, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PAVEMENT, CURBS AND GUTTERS THEREON: PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SAID IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE TAXED .'QM ASSESSED UPON ALL THE PROPERTY IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FRONTING OR ABUTTING 012 CONTIGU- OUS OR TRIBUTARY TO THE PORTIONS OF SAID STREETS SO IMPROVED; AND PRESCRIBING THE METHOD OF SUCH ASSESSMENT AND THE PAYMENT THEREOF; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, RE- SOLUTIONS OR ORDERS, OR PARTS THEREOF, IN CONFLIOT HERE=WITH; LND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Ordinance No. 313 was thereupon read in full by the City Clerk and considered by the Council. Thereupon Councilman Ward moved that that part of the Compiled Laws of the State of Idaho and the rule requiring the reading or Ordinances fully and distinctly on three different days be dispensed with in the manner prescribed by law, and that pro- posed Ordinance No. 313 be read the second time by title and the third time in Yell and placed on its final passage. Said motion was seonnded by Councilman Mitchell. The Mayor stated the motion and put the question and the vote upon said question was as follows: Those voting "yea" Councilmen Dickens, A. J. Miller, F.R. Miller, Mitchell, Sanberg and Ward. Those voting "no" - none. The Mayor then declared said motion had duly carried by the necessary three quarters vote. Then the Mayor, stated, under the motion, that Ordinance 313 stood for Second reading and directed the Clerk to read Ordinance No. 313 the second time by title. The Clerk then read Ordinanoe No. 313 by title. The Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 37-3 stood for third reading and directed the Clerk to read the same, folly and distinctly at length. The Clerk then read Ordinance No. 313 the third time, fully and distinctly at lenght. The Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 313 had been read the third time fully and distinctly at length and stated the question: "Shall Ordinance No. 313 pass as read?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll, and upon roll call the vote upon the final passage of said Ordinance resulted as followa, to Wit: Those voting "Yee" Councilmen Dickens, A. J. Miller, P. R. Miller, Mitchell, Bahberg & Ward. 333 Those voting "No" - none. The Mayor declared said Ordinance to. 313 to have duly passed and directed the Clerk to make proper record thereof. Ordinance No. 313 having duly passed, the same was presented to the Mayor for his approval and the Mayor having duly considered the same thereupon, in open session of the City Council, duly signed and approved said Ordinance No. 313. IT WAS FURTHER ORDERED, That said Ordinances Noe. 312, 313 and 314 be published at least one time in the regular issue of the Caldwell Tribune, a weekly newspaper printed, published and of general circulation, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, which newspaper is hereby declared, determined and adjudged by said City Council to be the official newspaper thereof. Thereupon Councilman Dickens introduced Ordinance No. 314, entitled: AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO BE CALLED "LOCAL STREET ELPROVEM14T DISTRICT NO. 2 ", IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL; CANYON COMM IDAHO; DESIGNATING THE STREETS AND POINTS BETWEEN WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE MADE, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PAVEMENT, CURBS AND GUTTERS THEREON: PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SAID IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE TAXED AND ASSESSED UPON ALL THE PROPERTY IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FRONTING OR ABUTTING OR CONTIGU- OUSOR TRIBUTARY TO THE PORTIONS OF SAID STREETS SO IMPiOVED; AND PRESCRIBING THE METHOD OF SUCH ASSESSMENT AND THE PAYMENT THEREOF ; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, RE- SOLUTIONS OR ORDERS, OR PARTS TMMOF, IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Ordinance No. 314 was thereupon read in full by the City Clerk and con- sidered by the Copnoil. Thereupon Councilman Ward moved that that part of the Compiled Laws of the State of Idaho and the rule requirlgg the reading of Ordinances fully and distinctly on three different days be dispensed with in the manner prescribed by law, and that proposed Ordinance No. 314 be read the second time by title and the third time in fall and planed on its final passage. Said motion was seconded by Councilman Mitchell. The Mayor stated the motion and put the question and the vote upon said question was as follows: Those voting "yea" Councilmen Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Mitchell Sanberg b Ward. Those voting "no" - none. The Mayor then declared that said motion had duly carried by the necessary three quarters vote. Then the Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 314 stood for esoond reading and directed the Clerk to read Ordinance No. 314 the second time by title. I M; H 334 lu 0 The Clerk then read Ordinance No. 314 by title. The Mayor stated, under the motion, that Ordinance No. 314 stood for third reading and directed the Clerk to read the same, fully and distinctly at length. The Clerk then read Ordinance No. 314 the third time, fully and diatinotly at length. The Mayor stated,under the motion, that Ordinance No. 314 had been read the third time fully..and distinctly at length and stated the questions "Shall Ordinance No. 314 pass as ready" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll, and upon roll call the vote upon the final passage of said Ordinance resulted as follows, to wit: Those voting "Yes" Councilmen Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Mitchell Sanberg & Ward. Those voting "No" - none. The Mayor declared said Ordinance No. 314 to have duly passed and directed the Clerk to make proper record thereof. Ordinance No. 314 having duly passed, the same was presented to the Mayor for his approval and the Mayor having duly considered the same thereupon, in open session of the City Council, duly sl#ned and approved said Ordinance No. 314. IT WAS FURTHER =MD. that said Ordinances Nos. 312, 313 and 314 be publish- ed at least one time in the regular issue of the Caldwell Tribune, a weekly news- paper printed, published and of general circulation, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, which newspaper is hereby declared, determined and adjudged by said City Counti; to be the official newspaper thereof. On motion F. R. Miller seconded by Joseph Dickens, the park Committee was authorized to contract walks, curbs, pipelines etc., in City park. There being no further business, on mitton Dickens seconded by Ward, Counoil adjourned to meet April 14th. Mayor. Attest: - G' / %�� ✓��,,�� , fl