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Bill No. 34 by A. J. Miller was read the first time. Moved by Mitchell,
seconded by F. R. Miller that Council adjourn to most WedneNay, April $3
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REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, COUNCIL CHAMBER, CALDWELL,
IDAHO, APRIL 23rd. Mayor F. L. Lilly presiding. Councilmen present - Joseph
Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Fred Mitchell, Charles Bamberg, and W. Grant
Ward.
Mayor appointed Mrs. L. W. Botkin to fill the vacancy on the Library Board
made vacant by the resignation of Mr. W. E. Parker. On motion by Bamberg, seconded
by Mitchell the appointment was confirmed.
The lease of Crandall & DeLong for the unused portion of the cemetery lying
under Canyon Hill to be used as a fur farm was presented, and on motion F. R. Miller
seconded by Mitchell the lease agreement was accepted end Mayor authorized to
execute the same.
The matter of lighting Indiana Avenue was referred to Street Committee and
Councilmen F. R. Miller with power to act. On motion by Mitchell, seconded by
A. J. Miller, Street Committee was authorized to confer with County Commissioners
In regard to requiring Railroad Company to fill in approach to bridge over Indian
Creek on south line of City limits. Moved by F. R. Miller, seconded by Mitchell
the City Attorney was instructed to draft resolutions preparatory to starting
continuation proceedings for Bight -of -way of street crossing on third street.
Bill No. 3b by Ward was read for the first time.
On motion by Mitchell, seconded by Bamberg, the rules were suspended re-
quiring the reading of the Ordinances in full on three separate meetings. And
Ordinance was, reed second time by title, third time in full and placed on its final
passage. On motion the vote "Ayes" - Josepa Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller,
Fred Mitchell,_ Charles Bamberg and W. Grant Ward. Bill No. 35 was then read the
second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage.
On the question: "Shall Bill No. 35 pass ?" the vote was: Those voting "Yaw" ,
Joseph Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Fred Mitchell, Charles Bamberg and
W. Grant Ward. Those voting "No" - none. Thereupon the Mayor declared
Bill No. 35 passed and so became Ordinance No. 315.
On motion Bamberg, seconded by Ward, the City Clerk was instructed to notify
Bond Company that they had been relieved of any liability regarding the bonds of
Harry L. Smith and Martin Ingebretsen.
Bill No. 29 by Mitchell entitled "Vacation Ordinance" was presented and on
motion by Mitchell seconded by F. R. Miller articles 2 and 3 were omitted and Bill
as amended was read the third time c.nd placed on its final passage. On the question
"Shall Bill No. 29 pass ?" the vote was as follows;
Those voting "Yes" - Joseph Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Fred Mitchell,
Charles Bamberg and W. Grant Ward. Those voting "No" - none.
And so Hill No. 29 became Ordinance No. 316.
Bill No. 34 by A. J. Miller was read the second time. On motion by Mitchell,
seconded by Bamberg, the rules were suspended requiring the reading of an ordinance
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in full on three separate meetings. And Ordinance was read the second time by title,
third time in full and placed on its final passage. On motion the vote was as follows
"Apes" - Joseph Dickens, A. J. Miller, F. it. Miller,- , Charles Sanberg,
and W. Grant Ward. Those voting "No" - Hitohell.Bill No. 34 was then read the
second time by title and the third time in full and - ,placed on its final passage.
On the question "Shall Bill No. 34 pass ?" the vote was as follows: Thosa voting
"Yee" - Joseph Dickens, A. J. Miller, Chatlest3anberg. Those voting "Nola - Fred
Mitchell, F. R. Miller, W. Grant Ward, And Bill No. 34 having failed to receive
the required two - thirds ma4ority failed to pass.
Bill No. 33 by Mitchell, amended Fire Ordinance was read the third time
and placed on its final passage. On motion "Shall Bill No. 33 pass ?" the vote was
as follows: Those voting "Yes" - J. Diokens, A. J. Miller, F. R. Miller, Charles
Senberg, and W. Grant Ward. Those voting "No" - none. And so Bill No. 33 be-
came Ordinance No. 317. On motion Councilman F. R. Miller the Mayor was authorised
to sell at the best possible price the pumps and engines at the old City pump house.
On motion by Sanberg, seconded by Dickens Council adjourned.
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Council met in Council Chambers in
"racial meeting called by the Mayor
for the
purpose of canvassing the Vote of
City Election held April 22nd. 1919.
present:
Mayor Fred L Lilly, Councilmen A J Miller. F R Miller, Fred Mitchell
and Chas Sanberg.
On motion Mitchell seconded by Sanberg the Council noted that the
returns were properly sealed and vote was canvassed as follows:
For Mayor W Grant Ward,
let. Ward 177. 2nd Ward 334. 3rd Ward
265
Total
776.
For Clerk W ;; Maxey
17$ 329
269
Total
469
ForCounoilman let. Ward
A E Sutton
174 292
238
Total
Frank Moore
169 297
237
Total
703
Councilmen 2nd Ward
Joe Dickens
161 321
244
Total
726
H H Harman
168 322
232
Total
412
Cpuncilmen 3rd Ward
S Ben Dunlap
158 301
264
Total
723
F T Fouling
166 309
245
Total
705
The Vote on the question
of moving pictures was as follows:
For Moving Pictures
437
Against Moving Pictures
546
Majority against
107
There being only one ticket in the
Field on motion Mitchell seconded by
Sanberg
the above named Candidates were declared legaly elected and Clerk was
instruotted
to issue Cettifioate of Election.
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