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Home My WebLink About1926-05-03city council minutesA, � COUNCIL CHAMBERS, L;AY 3RD, 1926. .The Council met in regular session with Mayor Y.aley, presdddng, Councilmen Kimbrou8b, Ah Xumford, McConnel, andeWheeler, present, and Conley and Dutton, absent on May 3rd, 1926 t. 8 P.M. .W.H.Johns appeared before the 9ouncil a6d protested the sprinkling on Chicago St., ba$ween 7th Avenue and No. Kimball. This was referr5d to the street Committee. Jack Lewis appeseed before the Mayor and Cou oil and akked to have a short piece of,road graded on 5th are.extended from raynter Ave. a distance of 20 rode , as John Chevalley had promised to give the right of way, provided, Lewis would build a fence. his the Council aggredd to. It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, second -d by Mum ford, that W.H.Guerin be appointed og Catcher of the City of Caldwell, he to receive boo of a' 1 licenses turned in and 01.00 each fur all dogs killed and buried. _ J.H.Altizer again appeaaed before the Council and asked for an extension of the star system beyong the city limits near the Odd yellows Home. This was referred to the "later Works Committee. r !1 14 i IN I i Minutes of the previous month were read and approved. Bill No. 16 " ENTITLED " AN ORDIHESEE A1WDING SECTION THIRTEEN OF ORDINANCEF NO. 376,ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.III, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 93, RELATING TO LICENSES AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION REOF ", was read for the first time. It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by Mumford, that a oom- iittee of three be appointed by the MW or to investigate Curbing Ordinance' -and report back to h' Council. s The Ma or s y appointed c MoConnel, Dutton, and Porter. It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by MoConnel, that the bills as approved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn as follows: DENERAL FU'D 0,. TO WHOM DRAWN FOR VIRET AMOUNT 5$4 Dr. C.M.Kaley Salary 11.00 535 J.G.Conley 8.00 536 Dr. E E.Dutton 8.00 537 W.Mlmbrough 8.00 638 E.D.MAmford 8.00 539 F MoConnel 8.00 54 0 Earl A.Wheeler 8.00 SS�Ca Boyes Salary & Expense 77.94 642 _ IYyer Salary 90.00 543 Her men Drug Co, Merchandise 1.25 544 H.C.Gillette alary 165.00 545 Doyle Fender 110.00 540 Louie Kroll 110.00 544 D.M.Shuee salary & 11 Dogs 151.00 546 Coy Collins Salary 80.00 546 C.Lusllen Care Impounded stock 12.40 647 A.W.Duncan Repairs, Motorcycle .60 651 O.Royoe Fire Services 11.50 652 Emory Royce 11.50 553 554 Pro dnRoss Geo. andolph 11.50 685 W.O.Watts ,11.50 11.50 556 Coy Collins 11.50 667 Louis Krall 11.50 556 Bruce Woods 6.50 659 L.H.Butland Barning Woods 2.00 560 Idaho Power Co. Power 15.40 561 Harmon Drug Co. First Aid Kit 4.00 662 Butler Hdw. Co. Haw. 12.75 563 A.W.Duncan Blaoksmithing 584 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Telephone .75 9.50 565 Evans Repair Shop Nolt Mta re 2.50 566 Hw Boone Co. Merchandise 3.65 567 Westoott sales Co. Hi.Test One 10.15 568 Troy Laundry Laundry 6.60 569 Oaldwell News 6huneil Proceedings 43.65 570 Caldwell Tribune Notices 4.40 677 672 Cantons Manuscript Covers 1.50 Dr. R.G.Young Salary 60.00 573 674 Harmon Drug Co. Fumigators 26.25 Idaho Power Co. Lights, City Hall 27.65 1 5753otkin Joy Co. Merchandise 3.15 06 Case ?urn. Co. Glass 3.26 1 - 677 W.O.Dyer - - elary - -- 50.00 676 IL H.Euetaus salary & Expense 53.00 679 DRX.M.Macoy Salary 50.00 1 580 Westoott Sales Co. 692 Gallons Gasoline 176.46 TOTAL1 ROAD FUND 109 Tom Glenn 27 days 86.40 110 W.H.Gainey Salary 90.00 111 Louie P.rall 26 do ye 83.2 112 Coy Collins 6 days 19.20 pIp 113 P.P.Munger 4 days 12.6 114 H.S.Mumger 4 days 12.6 115 R.L.Nacrailans 58.4 Yds Dirt 14,60 Kidwell ldwell ''fielding orks Repairs 2.0 117 Mill -r Hdw. Co. Hardware 8.7 118 A.W.Duncan Blacksmithing 19.7 119 Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe 28.3 TOTAL WATER WORKS. FUND 234 L.E.Porter `'alary & Expense 93.2 235 Lee R. Clemons Salary 115.0 236 S.Earle Boyes b alary & Freight 119.5 237 Frank Hartkopf 159 hours 69.9 238 Bryand Harding 128 hours 51.2 238 E.D.Mumger 8 hours 3.0 240 P. J.blumger " It 3.0 341 Idaho Power Co. Power 365.2 242 Concrete Pipe Co. °'° 19 Meter Boxes 52.2 243 Wes"oott Sales Co. 011 13.0 244 Crane Co. Pipe 43.0 245 Greenlunds TW Rib! }on 1.2 246 Caldwell Sheet metal Works Galv. Iron 1.2 247 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Phone 6.8 248 A.W.Duncan Blackmnithing 6.2 249 Caldwell Plbg. Co. Repairs 9. 250 Butler Hdw. Co. Hardware 7.1 251 Duller Hdw. Co. " 3.6 TOTAL PARK FUND 40 "Im. Bischoff Salary $ Expenses 106.5 41 C.D.Purkhiser Lamps 1.5 42 Miller Hdw, Co. Hardware 2.1 h 43 W.H.Guerin One Day with team 4.6 44 Irrigators Lbr. C�. Lumber 2.0 TOTAL CEMETERY FU`ID 73 J.i °!.Roes 'elary 100.0 74 J. A.LemMon 25 days 80.0 75 Gaines Bow 25 days 80.0 76 John Barr 25 days 80.0 77 - Butler Hdw. Co. !Toes 145.0 i �78 Cupples Co. Dynamite & Fuse 7.0 TOTAL4 SPRINKLING FUJIID .84 Fred Ross s alary 135.0 85 S.Gteenfield 12 daya 57.5 86 I.P.Jones 12 days 57.6 87 S.Earle 9oyes assigned „colt 24. 0 88 Lilly Seed Co. Oats 95544 8.9 Miller Hdw. Co. Raint 43.9 90 U.L.Andre epairs 3.3 91 Greenlunds Letter File .8 92 A.W.Duncan Blaeksm8thing 16.5 93 Hay Boonen0o. Axle Grease 1.3 94 Rvans n epair Shop Rela irs 7.4 TOTAL 0 .0 LIBRARY FUiID 97 S.O.I+ive Bess Phone, Salary ,& kighet 113.2 98 J.1 Janitor 40.0 199 Doan Merc,Co. Sweeping Compound 2.7 100 B.Dix Awning Repairs 5.0 101 Case "urn. Co. Linoleum 50.0 102 R.G.Dille y Insurance remium 56.0 103 T.Sr..Nichol 30.0 104 C.T.Hawkes 40.0 105 Canyon Rbst. & Title Co. 27.0 106 P.F.Collier & Sons Books 35.1 107 11.1 & CU. ,5 108 C.7.7 tter 1.1 109 Ameri &an Library Ase'n 1.5 110 J.IC.G�ll & CO. 34.3 111 H.R.H nting Co, 180.5 112 Cartons Supplies 12.2 113 Democrat Printing Co. - " 11.5 TOTAL $6 .9 IRRIGATION FUND 465 L.Y.Porter Salary 90.0 166 Lee Becic Salary & Overtime 136.0 ],57 Thos. R. Cochrane eIsry 96.6 166 John Salladay 1A8 hours 70.5 169 John Bunt 29 hours with team 17.4 170 Virgil S ock 41 hours 15.3 3 J 71 Bryan Harding .Labor ?.8.80 72 Frank Hartkppf ' 73 A.B.21artin 12.40 74 3.Earle Boyes 75 Smith Shaw Inc °scigned �ccourt 3.00 47,45, 76 'W.Barrymors 31.44 77 Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe 11.44 78 Caldwell Lumber Co. Lumber 183.53 79 Caldwell Pblg. Co. P1 a 18.26 50 Caldwell Sheet 14 etal "orks Galy. iron 11.80 91 Butler Hdw. Co. Hdw. 2.95 32 Caldwell Mfg. Co. Stakes 3.18 33 Miller Hdw. Co. Hdw. 10.00 TOTAL 1.28 y7-9T.-4 STREET LIGHTING FUND Idaho Power Co. Street "ighte 516.46 OTAL 'PI5 The total amou t of all warrants drawn amounts to .4754.65 It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by Mc that the Council adjourn to May 8th, 1926 at 8 :30 P.M. v APPRO� �� CITY CLERIC. s I COUNCIL CHALBERS, MAY 8th, 1926. The Council met in regular session, hlay 6th, 1926 at 8:30 P.M., pursuant to adjourns ent with Mayor Kaley, prealding,Cou cilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, Mumf ord, MoConnel, nd Wheeler, present. RESOLUTION 110. 26, BY DUTTON, 7AS PR SENTED AS 70 LOtws: MREAS, by previous resolu tions, the City of Caldwell has agreed to coopeeste ith the State of Idaho in the construction of Federal Aid Project Iie. 86 -3, portions f which lie within the incorporated limits of said city, and, WHEREAS, present laws of Idaho prohibit expebditure of State Highxay Funds for aintenance puproses within a municipality of more than 2500 population, NOW THEREF03E, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of Caldwell that the said City ill maintain at the expense of the said City, either by itself or in cooperation with is State of Idaho to the standards of maintenance required by the Secretary of Agricuture a Federal A18 projects ,those pprtiona of these projects within the City limits, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that on failure of ' aldwell to prvide adequate maintenance the rpartment of Public %orks of the State of Idaho is hereby authroi2ed to enter the City ! Caldwell and provide for such maintenance and cost of same shall be a valid charge ;a1B8t the City of Caldwell. A motion was made by Conley, seconded by 11 7heeler,that H seolution No. 26 be adopted. 'he Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the same with the following result: YES: CONLEY, D'1TTON. KMBROUGH, 1JU14FORD, MCCONITL, AND wHEZLER. YES AND ABSENT: NOTE. The Mayor decalred that & ® ®ebur #ep- 33e.- �6- b ®3- Iaaeeesl the motion d passed and r esolution No..86 adopted. Bill Ne. 15 was read for the second time. At this time. I'_imbrou-h asked to be excused, which ,sea granted by the Ms7•or. A motion was made by Conley, seconded by Dutton, that the Iayor and Council arrange o borrow to the beat advantage in order to purchase a GrAlder and Tractor and necessary pairs for the Fire Department. The Yiayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the m tion with the following result: A S :. CONLEY, DUT. - ON, ANT) M:FORD. N YE S: WHEELER. A SENT: MTBROUGH. P SSED: 'MCCOIt'NEL.