HomeMy WebLinkAbout1910-05-02city council minutesVoted, on motion of Farrar that the Council adjourn.
Monday, May 2, 1910. Council met in regular session with Mayor Gow preeid-
ingand Councilmen Bier A. Clark, M. J. Devers, R. Farrar, J. G. Gartin, Jas, Harrie
and I. X. Paynter, present; C. J. Shmrb, Clerk, when the following business was
traneactedt
The minutes bf the regular and adjourned meetings in April were read read
and approved.
The bide for the laying of sidewalk were opened as follows
Bid of D. R. Beatty 11 g!q cents per square foot and 69J per yard for fills.
Bid of F. W. Whittier 14 1/2 cents per square foot and 75� per yard for fills.
Bid of Calkins & Lesley 12 cents per square foot for walk and 75¢ per cubic
yard for fills.
A motion was made by �*rrar th6t the bid of Calkins & Lesley on the following
sidewalk be acceptedr
Block 72 Original Townsite Lots 1 -12 Inc.
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Across the Oregon Short Line right -of -way, on both aides of 5th Avenue, to
the and of the pavement as shown by the plane and specifications of Local Improvement
District No. l.of the City of Caldwell.
Block 2 Original Townsite , In front of Lot 13.
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151ft. square at the corners next to the pavement in front of Lots 12 in
Block 13, and in Block 9, Lot 1.
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The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Clark, Pavers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
]days and Absent - -0. So the bid was awarded to Calkins & Lesley.
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Bide on curbing was as follows:
Calkins & Lesley, 380 per running foot,
F. W. Whittier, 38$ per running foot.
Allen & McGee, 380 per running foot.
D. K. Beatty, 35g per rinning foot.
A motion was made by Farrar that the contracts for curbing be allowed as
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F. W. WHITTIER
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On Kimball Avaune from Elgin Street to the west end. On Cleveland Boulevard
from First Street to Kimbal Avenue.
ALLEN & MCGER
In front of Block 10, in front o� ;.t. 4 and 3 In Block. 11, 12, 13m 14, in
fD ont of Lots 12 inclusive in Blocks 17, 18, 19, and in front of Lots 1 and 2
In Block. 20 and 21, all in Washington Heights addition. In front of the Block
lying on the north Aida of Cleveland between 20th and 21st Avenues; In front of Lots
12 to 24 inclusive, in Block 1 Blatchley's Addition; In front of the Obilege of Idaho
Campus, and in front of Block 1, College Height's Addition.
Also along Kimbal Avenue in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, in front of
Lots 12 and 13 in Blocks 75, 76, 77, 75, 50, in front of Lots 1 and 24 in Blocks 66,
55, 64, 49, in front of the Doment Block, all In Aevers,Addition.
The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted :
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Cartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays and absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
Claim of Es C. and Elizabeth Jones for $10,541.00 foroin7uries received
from defective sidewalk was read and on motion 6f Clark referred to the City Attorney
for his opinion.
The claims were read and a motion was made by Harris that the same be allowed
on the several funds as followee
GENERAL FIINDs
John J. Plowhead,
- Typewriting,
50.00
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Salary.Attorney,
25.00
0 W. Johnston,
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Salary Nightwatch,
21,00
G. W. Hodson,
Salary and tilling doge,
79,00.
M. S. Wing,
Drayage,
1.50
Caldwell Electric Co.,
Mdse.,
6,00
Askew& Harris,
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7.00
Caldwell Tribune,
Publications,
115.62
Caldwell Power Co.,
Light,
137.60
John W. Rose,
Salary Janitor,
20.0
NQ11t6 M. Sterling,
C. J. Shorb,
Asst. Clerk,
Stpd, Env. and Telegrams,
35.00
22.98
F. H. Richardson,
Salary Engineer,
20.00
Harry Leiser,
Asst. Engineer,
39,00
G. W. Paynter,
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39.00
C. M. Ainswotth,
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42.00
Caldwell News,
Printing,
12,20
Caldwell Pharmacy, �y
Mdes.,
2.90
Saratoga Stationary /v
Qarbon paper,
.40
Caxton Printers,
ranting,
1.25
Homer Hill,
Salary Policeman,
140.00
H. E. Van Housen,
Livery Hire,
4.50
T. H. Dryden,
Salary wind mdse.,
81.80
Frank Rose,
Caring for City Lamps,
10.00
Nellie J. Williams,
Salary Treasurer,
5.00
0. J. Martin,
Special Police,
52.50
Sam Winchester,
Cleaning sidewalk,
1125
Jae. V. Small,
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Wm. Whybark,
Shoveling dirt,
2.50
Shipley & French,
Livery Hire,
10.00
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Coal,
29.60
George Treanor,
Labor,
.75
George Humrickhouse,
Cleaning sidewalk,
1.25
C. J. Shcrb,
Salary Clerk.
70.00
Boyes Hdw. Co.,
Mdee.,
1.60
Calkins & Lesley,
Sidewalk, 3,091.20
Allen & McGee,
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760.P.7
ROAD
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C. W. Prall,
Arthur Blue,
Boyes Hdw. Co.,
Jack Mumford,
L. W. Wheeler,
Dave Shewey,
A}bert L .Potts,
Elijah Frost,
L. W. Pape,
W. L. Woolay,
Central Lumber Co.,
L. Harding,
Caldwell News,
J. W. Botkins
C. M. Ainsworth,
0. Royce,
Harry Bowdish,
Ben Rode,
F. P. Tipp,
Edwin Miller,
S. D. Williams,
F. P. Kipp,
A. W. Duncam,
W. C. P
Bud• Farmer,
J. H. Wright,
A. Butterbaugh,
Lawrence March,
Henry Russell
T. W. Wheeler,
Hoy Wardell,
Raleigh Frost,
C. S. Horton,
Jr. H. Forbes,
Labor,
Mdse.,
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Scraping,
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Salary Supt, of Streets,
Lumber,
Tiling,
Printing,
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Asst. Engineer,
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Blaoksmithing,
Ray,
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Bridges,
13.50
18.00
11.65
103.50
36.00
109.75
33.75
18.00
60.00
75.00
6.00
16.20
4.50
1.25
10.00
65.00
28.30
62.50
15.00
13.50
88.80
45.00
3.60
12.45
4.50
10.50
29.00
27.50
1.80
6.00
2.50
74.25
31.50
4565.00
S. D. Hartkopf,
Wm. Rode,
G. H. Fuller,
Frank Smith,
C. JL Shorb,
Caldwell News,
F. H. Richardson,
Archie McGee,
WATER WORKS FUND:
Mdee.,
Labor,
Salary and extra services,
Labor, (°
Stpd. Env.,
Printing,
Salary Engineer,
Asa'. Engineer,
35.40
78.00
90.00
11.00
37.57
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25.00
45.00
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A. W. Duncam,
Blacksmithing,
$ 2.65
Esther Wilkins,
Typewriting,
15.00
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Coal,
47.85
Caxton Printer &,
Mdes.,
5.50
S"tesman,
Publications,
8.40
Union Water Meter Co.,
Meters,
187.50
C. J. Shorb,
Salary Clerk ,
30.00
Maxey & Schnabol,
Mdes.,
1,00
Boyes Hdw. Co.,
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Caldwell Power Co.,
Light and Power,
119.55
PAVING FUND#
Warren Construction Co.,
Pawing,
84,358.81
R. Farrar,
Ttip to Boles,
5.00
I. A. Paynter,
5.00
F. H..Richardson,
Salary Engineer,
24.00
Walter Bedford,
Aset. Engineer,
3.00
Guy C. McGee,
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Archie McGee,
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12.00
G. W. Paynter,
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39.00
Harry Leiser,
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39.00
C Caldwell Plating Mille,
Stakes,
16.45
C. M. Ainsworth,
Asey. Engineer,
52.00
Nellie J. Williams,
Salary Treasurer,
5.00
°.eWtl2d!aq, Lawrence,
Asst. Engineer,
3.00
Don Southword,
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3.00
M. J. Devers,
Trip to Boise,
5,00
CEMETERY FUND:
William Lawrence, Asst. Engineer, $ 1.50
F. H. Richardson, Salary Engineer, 10.00
Walter Bedford, Aset. Engineer, 1.50
Guy 0. McGee, " 4.50
John W. Rose, Salary and fees, 55.50
SPRINKLING FUND:
F. L. Keller, Sprinkling, 185.00
W. R. Thomas, Blacksmithing, 2.50
The roll beong walled on the motion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harrie Paynter - -6.
Nays and absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
A motion was made by Farrar that the claim of the James Kennedy Construction
Co., in the sum of $1524.63 be allowed on the General Fund. The roll being called on
the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes-- Devera, Farrar, Gartin, Harrie Paynter - -5,
Nays -- Clark, Absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
The claim of the Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co. in the sum of 81933.08
was read and a motion was made by Farrar that the same be allowed on the Water Works
Fund. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harr-is, Paynter - -6.
Nays and absent - -0. Do the motion prevailed.
A motion was made by Clark that the claims of Allen & McGee and Calkins &
Lesley be allowed as checked by the Engineer. The roll being called on the motion ,
the vote resulted. aa ,p X7 - 27
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nyas and Absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
The matter of widening Ninth Street bridge was referred to the Street
Committee.
Motion of Farrar, Council adjourned tntil Tuesday evening, May 3, 1910.
Tuesday, May 3, 1910. Council met in regular session pursuant to adjournment
with Mayor Gowen presiding and CAnoilmen Clark, Devere, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Payn-
ter presentf 9horb, Clerk.
A motion was made by Farrar that the contracts for all sidewalk in the paving
district not covered by She bid of Calkins & Lesley be awarded to F. W. Whittier
at 14 IN per square foot. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Clark, Pavers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays and abaent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
Sill No. 42, by Gartin, entitled, "An Ordinance fixing the fife limits, in the
City of Caldwell, Idaho, and providing for the erection and inspection of buildings
therein, the appointment of a building inspect6r, specifying his duties and compensa-
tion, repealing all ordinances in conflict with this ordinance and providing a
penalty for the violation thereof ", was read the first time.
A motion was made by-Farrar that the fules be suspended and the readings on
three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No. 42 be read the second time by
title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being
called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes-- CLark, ravers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays and Absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
Va motion, Council adjourned until Monday, May 9, 1910, at S p. m.
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