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Home My WebLink About1929-04-30city council minutesuOUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 30, 1929, 8:00, P. 1.1. Council met in regular session persuant to adjournment of April 1, 1929, with iaayor Dunlap presiding and Counoilmen uAVIS, DUTTON, HOF MAN, JACKSON, IOCONNEL AND WUMFORD, PRESENT. ABS3NT, NONE. It was voted 00 motion of Hoffman, seconded by Davis, that the Ocuncil prooeed to canvas the resurne of the municipal election held in the Qity of Caldwell on April 23, 1929, which resulted as follows; MAYOR FIRST WARD 8=014D WARD THIRD WARD TOTAL Fred H. MoOonnel 82 171 106 361 J. I. Michal 1 1 Jack Terry. I 1 Dr. E. E. Dutt on 2 2 Henry J. Hah CITY CLERK C. L. Sloan 80 uurtie Haydon 1 CITY TREASURER 355 17. 0. Ayer . 80 T. 3. Jackson 185 COUNCILMAN,. FIRST WARD 277 Dr. E. E. Dutton 48 7. H. Johns. 67 F. E. Bollman 57 F. D. Mumf ord 1 COUNCILMAN,SBCOND WARD T. S. Jackson Joe Dickens 69 C. H. Leighty 69 L. W. Botkin 5:60 COUNCILMAN,THIRD WARD r'. D. Mumford Dean Miller 72 M. S. 8andmeyer 64 John Gilbert 1 173 1 172 1 73 134 115 168 170 1 165 162 1 1 103 356 99 1 103 355 103 1 64 185 76 277 61 233 " 1 105 342 99 338 638 1 103 340 99 325 " c1 It was• voted on motion of I,lumford, seconded by Hoffman, that the City Clerk issue Certificates of Nlection to Fred H. McConnal for Mayor; C. L. Sloan for City Clerk W. C. Dyer for City 'Treasurer; vouncilmen b'irst Ward, ',i. H. Johns and r'. E. Bollman; Oounoilmen Second Ward, Joe Dickens and u. H. Leighty; Counoilmen 'Third inard, Dean Mille and M..S. Sandmeyer. It was voted on motion of Dutton, seconded by Molonnel, that the bills as ap- proved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds to -wit; No. Name For What Amount 638 S. Ben llunlap Salary 3.00 639 C. S. Davie " 5.50 640 Dr. E. E. Dutton " 5.50 641 r. G. Hoffman 5,50 642 T. S. Jackson 5.50 643 r'rad H. HcOonnel 5:60 644 r'. D. Mumford 5.50 645 Hugh N. Caldwell " 50.00 646 u. L. Sloan 50.00 647 w. C. Dyer 90.00 648 City ukerk's Cash lien. Sundry Items 23.67 649 uspital mews Pub. Co. 1929 session Laws 5.00 660 w. C. Dyer Salary 50.00 651 Luella nartenbower one day salary 3.20 662 Oity Clerk's cash Hen. stamps 2.00 653 Caldwell taews- Tribune Printing 16.05 654 uaxton rrinters 200 Post Cards 7.41 655 1.I.S.T. & T.Oo. rhone 1.00 656 H. U. Gillette salary 165.00 656 woyle Bender " 125.00 657 uoy uollins " 120.00 658 Lewis xralk 115.00 659 U. Royce services 16.50 660 r•rad Hose " 2.60 661 Geo. ttandloph 16.50 662 Earl Gilbert " 14.00 663 Porter Ulenn 16.00 664 Emery Royce 16.50 665 milbur shuee " 16.00 666 Alva IabBuren " 9.00 667 Pat Brown 4.00 668 City Clerk's Cash Rev. sub. Geographic 3.50 3 L j 669 Idaho Power uo. Uooking & Heating 23410 670 Restcott -Allen oil uo. 011 E9.70 671 111:S.T. & T.Co. Phone & Tolle 11.10 672 Miller Hdwe. do, Supplies 6.25 673 John Hollrioh Strap 1.00 674 J. Fred Rowland 3e lary 1 - 40. b� 676 Thos. H. Dryden ;40.00 676 H: E. Felton 10 days Labor 35.00 677 1u.- n. Sawyer 10 dogs killed nal, 5.00 678 udty Ulerk's Cash Rev. Filling tees 16.90, 679 Jack 'Thorne „rotor Co. Repairs 58.59 586 Jaxton Printers 300 yog lags 8,24 fiel " 300 " Licanss 7.16 682 Idaho Power do. Lights 26.70 683 irrigators Lumber too. 20.000f Uogl 130.00 684 TeX600 "Ull "Go. � ,. Gasoline 210.11 585 aue'stcott -Allen oil ';o. 287.40 686 Uw1dwell.11Pg. Co. stakes 3.50 687 Plies. M. f1. 14ock Stenographic 'work 6.50 688 1�r. David E. Baird salary 3:1:60^ 689 ualdwell 14ews- Tribune Printing 6.60 690 :are. eoill Avens Registrar & Ulerk 60.50 691 21rs. a. U. 1 'ost2othwaite Judge 8.00 692 lairs. . J. Plovhend 8.00 69.3 Jrs. G. N. Green " 8.00 694 furs. R. r. Kingston Ulerk 8.00 696 Glare N. Ballard registrar m Ulerk 118.26 696 aersh J. lemberton Judge 8.00 697 tars. 'r. M. Nichol 8.00 698 0. 0. Heath 8.00 649 Nellie J. daydon clerk 8.00 700 Mrs. t7. L. Wooley Registrar & dlerk 69.20 701 1. e. A. r. Calloway Judge 8.00 702 Frad Ti. Evana " 8.00 703 Mrs. J. H. Gipson 8.00 704 Luella Hartenbower Clerk 8.00 706 Ualdwell News- Tribune Printing -3g;7b 706 Caxton Printers It 30.00 707 Miller Hdwe. Co. 5 Pad Looks 3.00 708 1).•J. Rice Drayage 1.00 709 Uses Furniture Co. Linoleum for rest room -, 54.32 TOTAL 2636.39 ROAD FUND 439 L.•M. Porter Salary 75.00 440 Fred Ross 0 136.00 441 T.•M. Glenn d 90.00 442 17. H. Gainey " 90.00 443 Claude Luellen 216 hre. 129.60 444 Porter Glenn 206 104.00 445 C. =D. Crandall 208 " 104.00 446 Frank Stevens 224 89.60 447 W.- Gruver 208 11 83.20 448' Homer Brooks 208 „ 83.20 449 Whelchel Bros. Cons. 2 Alley Grossinge 19.40 450 Uty Olerk's Gash Rev, Freight & Express 15.69 651 Canyon Abe. k Title Co. 1.40 Acres Gravel Land 385.00 i 452 Uonorete Pipe Co. Pip's 111.25 453 Irrigators Lumber do. Lumber 46.93 454 Westoott -Allen 011 Co. Oils 41,00 455 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 31.66 456 John Hollrioh If 4.70 457 U.S.T. & T.Oo. Tolls 4.00 458 Miller Hdwe. Go. Supplies 3.75 TOTAL 1646.98 WATER WORKS FUND 229 J. M. Porter Salary & Expense 82.30 230 C. L. Sloan 100.00 831 Bryan Harding " & Calls Bal. 79.00 232 Chas, Rogers 228 hre. & calls 101.20 233 Kaneth Nickel 209 It 83,60 234 Wilbur Shuee 208 " 83.20 235 Lloyd Cardwell 212 " 106.00 236 Roy Stark 178 " 71.20 237 Levi Hardoestle 66 " 26.40 238 Carl Liles 66 It 26.60 239 F. •D. Miller Assigned 'Acct. 50.00 T 240 City Clark a Cash Red. Freight & Express 93.37 241 Idaho Power ®o. Power 389.65 242 Crane go. Supplied 316.11 243 Concrete Pipe Co. " 95.92 244 Pee. St. Cast Iron Pipe Co. " 37.20 245 r7estoott -Allen 011 Co. Oil 21.60 246 -red Ross 2 Tires 20.00 247 Irrigators Lumber Co. Lumber 13.30 ,248s Pittsburgh Equit.1deter go. Supplies 10.58 269 Miller Hdwa. Go. " 4.35 260 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. " 2.70 TOTAL 1813.98 CEMETERY FUND 82 J. 17. Rose Salary 100.00 83 J. A. Lemmon " 90.00 84 R. Endicott 27 Days 86.40 85 Raleigh Froat 26 " 83.20 86 Dean Endicott 7 " 22.40 87 Oity 41erk's Cash Rev. Freight on Pipe 76.76 88 Butler Hdws. do. Supplies 2.35 TOTAL 460.11 PARK FUND 118 C. C. Gurwall Salary 100.00 119 i7m. Barrimore 88 hre. 35.20 120 W. L. Bober 24 9.60 121 P6. J. Shumake 1 day 3.20 122 E. J. Swan Cont. on 4 Oaboins 91.20 174 226 " 1210.00 123 'Concrete Pipe Go. Supplies 41.86 124 Butler Hdwe Go. 2 Lsundry Stoves 23.00 125 'Boise-Payette Lumber Co. Coal 12.70 126 'Garber Grocery Supplies 6.00 127 Idaho Power go. Lts & Cooking &.'.';r TOTAL 1453.90 LIBRARY FUND 95 S. Olive Bees 96 Am. March 97 Thos. Jolson & Son 96 'Union Library Assn 99 H. R. Huntting Co. 100 'Miller Hdwe. Bo. 101 H. 1 07. Wilson Go. 102 'Caxton Printers 103 P. W. Faxon Co. 104 'American Library Assn Sal. Phone & Lts. 133.90 Salary 40.00 Supplies 6.00 " 99.21 " 68.35 " 14.35 " 9.41 " 6.31 " 1.62 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 1.60 369.75 169 L. M. Porter Salary 75.00 170 Walter Griffiths 312 hre. 166.00 171 'Thos. R. Cochrane Salary 102.00 172 Goo. Steward 266 hre. 102.40 173 John Siler 226 " 91.20 174 'Obee. Reid 226 " 90.40 175 C. L. Bourland 223 " 89.20 176 Ralph Warwick 206 " 82.40 177 Frank McGoldrick 187 " 74.80 178 F. Allen Smith 104 " 62.40 179 T. B. Smith 191 '' 52.40 180 'Noel Madeau 211 " Raj. 44.40 181 'W. Newman 104 hre. 41.60 182 Omer Majors 97 " 38.40 188 W. J. Shumaks 84 " 33.50 184 'R. Newman 72 " 28.80 165 A. Mothorn 56 " 22.40 l ®6' Garber Gro. Assigned Aact. 72.80 187 Hay -Boone Uo. " 142.40 188 Wilson Mara. Oo. " " 40.00 189 -Concrete Pipe go. Material 1059.18 190 'Boise-Payette Lumbar Go. Lumber 139.10 191 Irrigators Lumber lo. It 112.40 192 Butler Hdwe. Oc. Supplies 61.32 193 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. , 7.80 TOTAL 2812.40 STREET LIGHTING FUND 12 Idaho Power go. Lights 680.05 TOTAL 520.06 WABER WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND 117 Milliner Transfer Co. Hauling Pipe to Park, 7.50 TOTAL 7.50 LOCAL STREET IMPROVENIEI`dT DISTRICT NO. 8 22 City Clerk's Cash Rev. Rea. & Filing Fees 55.08 TOTAL 55.08 u �Y Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $11,789.29. IN 0 N The Bill of Case Furniture Co.for Linoleum, Felt end dement for the City Rest Room was presented in the sum of 464.32. Motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Tzoaonnel, that the bill be allowed. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion as stated with the following result; Ayes: DUTTON, HOF.FMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD. Noyes: DAVIS. ABSENT: NONE. Thereupon the 11eyor declared the motion carried and that the bill be allowed. Fred L. Lilly representing a petition of Radio: users of Caldwell presented aL Radio Ordinance regulating interference with Radio Broadcast, for the consideration of the Mayor and Counoil, whioh is as follows: BILL N0. 32, BY MUMFORD, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND REGULATING INI TERFERENCE WITH RADIO BROADCAST, TRANSMITTLNG OR RECEIVING APPARATUS OR RADIO_ BROADCAST OR RECEIVING; REGULATING THE GENERATION OR PRODUCTION OF HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS WHICH INTERFERE WITH RADIO BROADCAST OR RECEIVING; FROVIDING FOR THE REGISTRATION AND ISSUANCE OF PERWITB FOR RADIO RECEIVING SETS AND APARATUS GENERATING OR CAUSING HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS WHICH INTERFERE WITH RADIO BROADCASTING, TRANSMITTING OR RECEIV- ING AND PRESCRIBING THE REGISTRATION FEE THEREOF; REGULATING THE TIME WITHIN WHICH AP- PERATUS PRODUCING HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATIONS MAY NOT BE OPER$TED, E%CEPT IN EMERGENCY CASES, AND BY WHOM; PROVIDING FOR 2U INSPECTION OF THE INSTALLATION AND WOkKING OF RADIO SETS AND MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES COMING WITHIN THE TERMS OF THS ORDINANCE; PRO- VIDING FOR THE REVOCATION AND CANCELLATION OF PERMITS, DEFINING TERMS; PRESCRIBING PEN- ALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION 'T'HEREOF; AND - REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES 13 CONFLICT HEREWITH," was read first time in full. BILL NO. 33, BY ISUMJ ORD, 1 "AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO RULES AND REGU- LATIONS OF THE CALDWiZL MUNICIPAL AIRPORT OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO;,REGULATING THE USE OF AIRCRAFT wrTHIN THE ABOVE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, AND THE TERRITORY UNDER ITS JURISDICTION.; REGULATING4CROBATIC AND TRICK FLYING AND PROVIDING FOR PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR AND PRESCRIBING FEES AND PERMITS FOR T'r.E USE OF SAID AIRPORT; PROVIDING FOR THE PRO - TEOTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY; PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDI- NANCE; REPEALING ALL OTHER ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH ", was read first time in full. Motion was Dada by idumford, seconded by McConnel, that the rules requiring a bill to be read on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 33 be read second time by title, third time in full and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Olerk to call the roll with the following result; AYES: DAVIS DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MIRIF'On. NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Bill No. 33 was read second time by title, third time in full section by section and placed on its final passage. On the question as put by the Mayor, "Shall Bill No. 33 Pass "? The Clerk was directed to call the roll with the following resulp: AYES: DAVIS, DUTTON, HOb'.e'MAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUNGPORD. NAYES AND ABSENT:NONr,. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and Bill No. 33 now became Ordinance No. 467. The Mayor and Olerk approved and signed same in open session of the Gouncil. The 0lerk was directed cause same to be published in the Cald. well News- Tribune the official newspaper of the Oity of Caldwell, Idaho, and recorded in the Book of Ordinanoes. Superintendent Porter was requested to take up the matter of having the man- holes repaired at Memorial Park by the Pioneer Irrigation District. , � RESOLUTION N0. 32, BY DUTTON was presented. ENTITLED "ARESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALK ACCORDING TO PLAN NO. 3 OF ORDINANCE NO. 148, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 189 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, ALONG AND BESIDE CERTAIN LOTS IN SAID CITY OF CALUMELL: AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH CONSTRUCTION CHARGES BY AN ASaRSaIMT LEVIED AND ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROPERTY FRONTING AND ABUTTING ON SAID SIDEWALK ". "BE IT RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: "Section 1. That sidewalk be constructed according to plan No. 3 of Ordinance No. 148, as amended by Ordinance No. 189 of the Oity of Caldwell, Idaho, along and besides those certain lots described as follows, to -wit: Along the Southweatarly side of Block One Hundred Twenty - eight (128) Strahorn's Addition No. 1, Caldwell, Idaho; said improvement being along the Northeasterly side of Grant Street between Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue in the City of Caldwell, - Idaho; I "Section 2. That the owner or owners of the property beside which said sidewalk is to be constructed, shall construct the same within 30 days after the publication of this Resolution, if the said sidewalk is not sonstruoted within the time hersinbefore mentioned by the owner or ownere of the property afronting and abutting on the said side - galk, than the City of Caldwell., shall construct the same by contract let to the lowest bidder, and the cost of such construction shall be lelied and assessed by the Council against the property fronting and abutting on the said sidewalk, in proportion to the iron age of the said property in front of or beside whiah the same shall be constructed, the cost Bf approaches to cross walks being assessed to the adjacent corner lots. "Section S. The estimated coat of said sidewalk is the sum of Seventeen (f.17) cents per square foot, and the whole some of Two Hundred Sixty and 10/100the Dollars. "Section 4. Said sidwwslk if constructed by the owner or owners of said propert shall be constructed according to.the requirements of the Ordinances of the City of Cald- well and subject to the approval pf the City of Galdwell and subject to approval of the Engineer and Street Commissioneers of said City." Motion was made by Hoffman, seconded by Davin that Resolution No. 32 be adopted The Mayor directed the clerk to call the roll with the following result: AYES: DAVIS DUTTON 110FFf3AN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFCRD. NAYkS AND ABSENT: NONE. Thereupon the mayor declared the motion carried and Revolution No 32 aoopterd4 The mayor and Olerk approved and signed same in open session of the Oounoil.. The Glerk, was instructed to extend Mr. and Ctrs. R. C. Pasley, Caldwell and Vergil Ballard, Notus,_ Idaho, a vote of thanks for the roses and shrubs contributed for the benefit of Memorial Perk. The Clerk was instructed to request the Department of rublic i4orks to make a survey of the l=ioipal Airport at the earliest possible date. It was voted on motion of Davis, seconded by Dutton, that ounall adjourn. APPROVED: Clark. �!J