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Home My WebLink About1916-05-01city council minutesr, -65- It was voted upon motion of Ackley, seconded Forbes, that the City Clerk be instructed to issue certificates of election to the persons elected, upon their Piling the proper oath as provided by Ordinance No. 122 of said City. The report of the City Treasurer for the quarter ending March 31st., 1916, was read. It was voted upon motion of Hayman that the report be approved. In the matter of the complaint of Miss Bissett, relative to the irrigation ditch adjoining her property on the corner of Ninth Avenue and Cleveland Boulevard, made to the Council April 3, 1416, the City Engineer reported that in his opinion the adjustment of the matter was between the Pioneer District and Miss. Bissett and that it was not the duty of the City to remedy the condition complained of. Councilman Forbes suggested that proper action be Immediately taken to compel the Pioneer Irrigation District to remove the rubbish from all ditch banks inside the (City limit.. Councilman Sanberg stated that the local Chapter of the D. A. R. had extended through him, a special invitation to the City Council to attend the dedication services to be held April 28th., 1916. It was voted upon motion of Sanberg that Council adorn. Attest: Mayor. City Clerk. Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, May 1, 1916. Council meet in regular session with Mayor Fred C. Boyes, presiding, present, Councilmen Ackley, Dement, Hayman and Sanberg, S. Ben Dunlap, Clerk, when the following business was transacted: The minutes of the sessions held during the month of April, 1916, were read and it was voted upon motion of Dement that the same be approved. Councilman Forbes arrived during the reading of the minutes. I I County Superintendent Z. Fay Fowler and pro'essors Clifford and Mcnall appeared and presented the plans contemplated for the establishment of Agriculture Clubs amoung the boys and girls of this City. They stated that - financial assistance to the amount of about 850.00 would be needed to carry out the plane, and they asked that the City contribute this aum. The matter was taken under advisement. The application of 0. F.. Smith for permission to install a portable stand in the paving district and submitting plans and specifications of the stand .which he desired to install, as provided by Ordinance No. 268, was read. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that the plane and specifications be approved and that the application be granted. The written opinion Of City Attorney malters, under date of April 29 1916 %dvising that the City would be liable for damage which any member of the public right sustain by reason of an alley being closed, when consent to close same was -66 obtained from the City Council by resolution passed, was read. The petition of H. n. and Carrie S. Blatchley to have the Worth half of Block Fourteen in College Heights Addition replatted, was read. It was voted upon motion of Hayman that the petition be granted. The protest of W. L. Steunenberg, under date of May 1, 1916, against being compelled to construct a concrete sidewalk in front of lots 16 to 24 inclusive and also along the side of lot 24 in Block 33 Borman's Addition, was read. The matter was referred to the Street Committee and City Engineer. The following bills against the City were read, and it was voted upon motion of Sanberg that the same be allowed and warrants be ordered drawn on the various funds in payment of the same as follows: Ll7 I i 6 f I GENERAL FUND S. Ben Dunlap April Salary $100.00 T. A. Walters " " 50.06 Electric Investment Company Street Light 76.50 Caldwell Tribune Printing 115.15 Caxton Printers " 45.75 Orel H. Sovereign Freight Advanced 2.40 Orel H. Sovereign April Salary 20.00 Otis Allen Labor 8.47 Boyes vardware Company L {doe 4.25 Electric Investment Company Light, City Hall 10.34 The Baum Brothers Company Udse 9.60 Caldwell Nurseries Mdse 1.95 Caldwell Lbr and Coal Company Coal 24.45 Terry and McOee Curb, City Hall 59.04 Orel H. Sovereign April Salary and Pddse 61.30 Glenn :9. Wright April Salary 25.00 G. H. Fuller Labor 5.00 Dick Beatty " 1.50 Fred Roes " 1.50 Electric Investment Company Energy for heater 2.70 Caldwell Lumber and Coal Co Stora?e hose cart 1.00 Mountain States Company May phone rentals 4.75 Canyon Auto Company Mdse .60 Ethelwyn Fortner April salary and stamps 26.50 John A. Maker April salary and dogs 107.00 Ban Shuee " " 80.00 Ackley's A?arket Assigned claim 5.00 Boyes Hardware Company Mdee .80 Caldwell Tribune Printing 3.00 Guy C. McGee April Salary 82.50 F. L. Lockwood Assisting engineer 15.00 F. P. Sigsby " " 2.50 T. M. Ewing Rent church, election 7,00 " T -------------------------------- - ~960.55 Ll7 I i 6 f I 'i I i i I i I i 0 90.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 5.00 15.00 15.00 17.50 4.00 21.00 1.86 3.25 5.15 17.65 6.20 10.00' 84.48 11.50 3.90 7.15 .70 20.50 52.50 9.30 -- - - - - -- 661.64 � 94.55 75.25 60.00 4.00 12.50 150.24 41.27 3,00 24,00 3.50 17.20 115.47 .50 80 - - - - -- so2.2e ROAD FUND D. D. Campbell April Salary Tom Glenn fl n Bert Smart n n Henry Rogers n n Olaf Delain fl r C. C. Gurwell Labor Andy Bodenheimer fl Enos Campbell fl Abe Stoffer n Louis Hosa fl W. H. Whetehel n Emmett Garrison n C. H. Leighty Dirt Rowland and Black Blacksmith work A. W. Duncan fl n Hollrich Harness Shop Harness repairs Mrs. J. G. Gartin Barn rent W. C. 'Parker Oats Caldwell Lumber and Coal Co Lumber Boise - Payette Lumber Co fl Boyes Hardware Company Mdse Electric Investment Co Light, City barn Lem Harding Pipe Terry and McGee Crosswalks Terry and McGee Sidewalks Tota WATER WORKS =D Harry Smith April Salary and Freight Frank Roges n n n stamps Fred Ross Labor Charles Allen n Otis Allen n Idaho Hardware and 'Plumbing Co Pipe The Gauld Company Mdse Neptune Meter Company Crane Company n Boyes hardware Company fl Idaho Imp & Grain Company fl Electric Investment Company Power and Light Cox and Judd Drayage A. TA. Duncan Blacksmith work Total,----- -- - ------- --- - - - - -- 90.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 5.00 15.00 15.00 17.50 4.00 21.00 1.86 3.25 5.15 17.65 6.20 10.00' 84.48 11.50 3.90 7.15 .70 20.50 52.50 9.30 -- - - - - -- 661.64 � 94.55 75.25 60.00 4.00 12.50 150.24 41.27 3,00 24,00 3.50 17.20 115.47 .50 80 - - - - -- so2.2e _68_ SCHOOL FUND Independent School Diet # 28 1/2 fines Police Court 82.50_ TOTAL VNOT NT WARRANTS ORDERED DRAWN,---- -- - - - -- 32912.16 The reports of the following officers for the month of April, 1916, were read. Librarian, Police Judge, Superintendent of Water Works, City Eriig Sexton and Superintendent of Streets. The report of the City Clerk covering a period of time from April 1, 1916 to May 1, 1916, inclusive, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Sanberg that the reports be approved and ordered placed on file and that the City Clerk be instructed to correct the 1915 sidewalk assessment against lot 13 of Block 28 Original townsite and 13 Torman's Addition as recommended in the Engineer's report. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that Council adorn until Monday evening May 8th., 1916, at 8 o'clock. Attests �o Mayor City C . UJ I I ,I I I I I I �I SPRIYKLING FUND CMIT ERY FUND F. L. Seller April Sprinkling $20.20 J. W. Rosa April salary and overtime 70.00 Total,---------------- ---- --- --- Cyrus Decker Labor 30. 00 0) Fred Howard J. W. Ross Mdse 6.30 Labor 30.50 - Boyes Hardware Company ^ 15.75 Total ----------------------------------- Buntrock Transfer Company Drayage .50 Cupples FAercantile Company Mdee 2.50 Caldwell Nurseries Trees 17.00 Gordon and Adams Assigned claim 90.00_ Water Works Dept Mdse IS 49 Total,----- ----- - ---- ---- -- -- --- -- - --- 250.54 I SCHOOL FUND Independent School Diet # 28 1/2 fines Police Court 82.50_ TOTAL VNOT NT WARRANTS ORDERED DRAWN,---- -- - - - -- 32912.16 The reports of the following officers for the month of April, 1916, were read. Librarian, Police Judge, Superintendent of Water Works, City Eriig Sexton and Superintendent of Streets. The report of the City Clerk covering a period of time from April 1, 1916 to May 1, 1916, inclusive, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Sanberg that the reports be approved and ordered placed on file and that the City Clerk be instructed to correct the 1915 sidewalk assessment against lot 13 of Block 28 Original townsite and 13 Torman's Addition as recommended in the Engineer's report. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that Council adorn until Monday evening May 8th., 1916, at 8 o'clock. Attests �o Mayor City C . UJ I I ,I I I I I I �I SPRIYKLING FUND F. L. Seller April Sprinkling $20.20 A. W. Duncan Blackamith work 5:25 Total,---------------- ---- --- --- - -- - -- 8253;45 PARK FUND Fred Howard April Salary 70.00 Ernest Moudy Labor 30.50 - Boyes Hardware Company Mdee .70'` Total ----------------------------------- -° 101.2 SCHOOL FUND Independent School Diet # 28 1/2 fines Police Court 82.50_ TOTAL VNOT NT WARRANTS ORDERED DRAWN,---- -- - - - -- 32912.16 The reports of the following officers for the month of April, 1916, were read. Librarian, Police Judge, Superintendent of Water Works, City Eriig Sexton and Superintendent of Streets. The report of the City Clerk covering a period of time from April 1, 1916 to May 1, 1916, inclusive, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Sanberg that the reports be approved and ordered placed on file and that the City Clerk be instructed to correct the 1915 sidewalk assessment against lot 13 of Block 28 Original townsite and 13 Torman's Addition as recommended in the Engineer's report. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that Council adorn until Monday evening May 8th., 1916, at 8 o'clock. Attests �o Mayor City C . UJ I I ,I I I I I I �I