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Home My WebLink About1948-05-03city council minutesGRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR MARCH, 1948, $ 414,190.31 Therebeing no further business to come before the Council, it was mobed by Mason, seconded by Harding that Council adjourn. Motion carried. 7 City Clerk. Mayor. COUNCIL G1W4BERS, MAY 3rd, 1948, 8:00 P. ?1. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the President of the Council, Leo J. Mason, Acting as Mayor. presiding. On Roll Call. the follmi_nC uoancilmen answered present: Leo J. Mason, Iffm Glaisyer, L. E. Burrell, John hyers, Dale F ^enrich and Bryan Harding. App1i_cation for Peer License was read from Frank Barber and Henry Loody, the fee acasyrpanying the application. Rev. Paulson of the Baptist Church, spokesman for a number of eitisens present protested the issuing of this beer license. Loved by 14yers, seconded by Harding that this license be den9_ed. Upon Roll Call it appearec the motion was unanimously carried. Robt Trox ?ll presented a Plat of Fasley's Sub - division to the City of Caldwell for theapproval of the Acting 1.4ayor and Council. 11r. 1'roxell stated if the plat was accepted by the City they would agree to give easement to the City for right to run irrigation ditches and lines along the lot lines. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Burrell the Plat of Pasley's Sub - division to the City of Caldwell be accepted. On Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. ' It was unanimously voted by the Council that hereafter the property owners of new: plats to the City of- Caldwell must bring the streets to grade, gravel and sand at their own expense. Application for Punch Board License was read from Frank Barber and H -+nry Moody, the fee accompanyi'. the application. This application was tabled. Application for $lot machine License was read from Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying the Moved by Myers, sec.. - coded by Burrell that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Glaisyer the City appropriate $500.00 to Caldwell Memorial Swimming Pool and that warrant be drawn for same. On Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Acting 1 :ayor announced the following appointments to the Caldwell Memorial Swimming Pool: COUNOI3. MEMBER L. E. BURRELL CHAIRY4N Of BOARD PETE OLESEN Yoved by Myers, seconded by Harding teat these appointments be c onfirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Acting Mayor announced the following appointments to the : :jrary Board: as. :%. I. KYA.RS J. T. 1AP'OND Moved by kyers, seconded by Burrell that the =.e appointments be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion. was unanimously carried. Moved by Burrell, seconded by 6yers that Martin Ols.m, Auditor for the City be authorized to pre- 33� - - -- Ipare a new pay roll form. Upo• Roll Call it an neared the motion was unanimously carried. Golf Uourae were E'embers of rh,,: Caldwell Pfunicipal/ present and discussed the construction of a golf Club 'louse. �r After a thoreu,h discussion by the LORnC:.l it wac moved Sy Burrell, seconded by Glaisyer that the pal Golf Course to City budget x5500.00 toward this building, We Caldwell Munici -/ the balance of expense.. Upon motion by Burrell, seconded by Fenrich the foll,ving Resolution was proposed$ h RESOLUTION Ay CGUNCIT1,'AA '.1A?DING. WWMEAC, the Chief of Police recommended thirty minute parking between the hours of 2o'clock A.1�. and 6 o'clock A. M, excepting Doctors and emergency calls, on certain streets in the business area. NOW, THEREF)PE BE IT RESOLVED that the following streets be designa'.ed thirt ninute parking be- tween the hours of 2 o'clock A. Y. and 6 o'clock A. M., excepting Doctors and emergency call, each day of 1 the weeks Main 5th to 9th Arthur 6th to 10th Blaine 7th to 10th 6th Blaine to R. R. 7th Blaine to R.R. 8th Cleveland to R.R. 9th Cleveland to R.R. In response to roll call upon said motion, Councilmen voting 'Aye" were, Mason, Burrell, Glaisyer, IiMyers, Fenrich and narding, "May": None. Absent and not voting: None. I Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared the motioncarried and the Resolution adopted. The Bills for April were read and on motion by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. GENERAL FUND Nos. Name. What for. Amount. '2039 R. H. McNeill salary 100.00 12940 Leo J. Mason n 40.00 '2941 L. F%.Burrall n 40.00 :2942 Wm Glaisyer 40'00 2943 John Myers a 40.00 2944 Bryan Harding 40.00 'i2945 Dale Fenrich 11 40.00 ! Ada nartenbower " 215.90 1 Edith H. Church it 169.90 2848 Isabel Fickes it 49.60 First r ational Bank - Caldwell '.Withholding Tax 54.20 1, 1 2949 2950 Summers Stationery Store Supplies 16,fi0 2951 Shorb Printing Co., 16.58 2952 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental•& Toll 6.45 1 2953 2954 H. E. Parmenter national Salary 229.00 First Bank - Caldwell Tax 21.00 ;2955 H. E. Parmenter Supplies 135.00 2956 Mt. states Tel & Tel Rental 6.00 2957 Idaho Power Co., Power 50.42 2058 Fred Marsh Painting 228 50 2059 Roffman Sheet Metal Co., Supplies 160.25 12060 1 2061 Peckham Furn Co., " 34.71 Ernst Coal Co., " 25.50 ,2062 Barbee Glass & Paint " 16.08 2063 A.G.Sima 11.40 12064 The Caxton Printers 11 .56 1A 0 15 12065 Miller Hdw 11 . I 2066 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund " 5.00 12067 Southwick Elec " 2.00 ;2068 Lionel C. Kroll Salary 232.60 12069 Coy Collins " 207.60 2070 Waldo Paddock n 215.60 2071 Forrest &slender " 210.70 2072 Dale Hanks ° 210.70 2073 C.E.Rorabaugh " 195.30 12074 Eugene Inge - 195.30 1 2075 Geo Charlton n 203.60 2076 Geo Knight a 200.60 ?077 Matthew Maxwell Services 5.50 2078 Dorwin Sparks a 195.00 f 079 M. S. Crenshaw n 5 2080 Lee Hoffman n 5.50 2081 R. C. Stevens 5.50 ,2082 J. L. Charlton 5.50 2083 Aubrey Smith " 5.50 2084 W. V. Jotinston � 3.50 -2085 Jack Gooch :: 2086 First ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 1.00 , 83 .80 3-? 7 % Nos. Name. What for Amount. 2987 • State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 43.90 2988 State Treasurer IT " 43.90 2969 The General Pacific Corp Contract 81920.50 2990 - Service carts Co., Supplies 39.50 2991 Universal Safety Appliance "o., " jy�2B 2992 Leo J. Mason Motor Co., " 22.40 2993 Lionel C. Krell Expenses 35.00 2994 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 18.10 2995 L. N. Curtis & Sons Supplies 10.04 2996 Troy Laundry " 3.36 2997 - Caldwell Auto Supply " 3.25 2998 Western Uniom Telegraph Cc., Telegram 1.08 2999 Robt 0. Flood Salary 280.10 3000 Dale G. Haile " 228.00 3001 Dan Davison " 213.00 3002 Jack Thomas " 205.90 3003 3004 Henry Schmidt Wm Carlson " " 198.00 215.00 1 3005 . Leo Soren " 192.70 j 3006 Marion Swisher " 185.40 3007 Carl Grosvenor " 184.40 3008 B. R. Collins " 192-70 3009 Reston Barnes " 192.70 3010 Cecil 0. Hall " 180.00 3011 W. S. Maxey " 83.33 3012 L. B. Scott " 1.00 3013 - J. R. Lonkey " 1.00 3014 E. L. Patterson " 1.00 3015 -C. T. Knight " 1.00 3016 D. A. Howell " 1.00 3017 - John Nelson " 1.00 3018 First ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 70.10 3019 Memorial Hospital Fund Payment Hospital Fund 17.00 3020 Burns Chev Co., Supplies 1550.15 3021 . H. 1. Weiman & Sons " 825.25 3022 - Idaho Camera Supply " 277.76 3023 . Whelchel & Park " 274.21 3024 . Art Burnside & Co., " 259.45 3025 The Caxton Printers " 208.08 3026 . Hal Johnson Inc " 150.45 3027 - Oakley -Moody Service Supplies 140.00 3028 Idaho Steel Products Inc " 100. _ 3029 Caldwell News Tribune " 98.40 3030 -Caldwell Plg ' Htg Co., " 56.40 3031 Irrigator's Lbr Co., " 47.51 3032 .Summers Stationery Store " 32.95 3033 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 32.87 3034 Texaco Service Supplies 24.25 3035 Boise Police Department " 23.04 3036 . Harry D. Mcconald " 30.00 3037 Purkhiaer Else Co., " 25.58 3038 Collins Richfield Service " 16.25 3039 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 13.58 3040 J. W. McNeill " 12000 $041 Moore stationery " 7.00 3042 Quality Food Market " .72 3043 Beeler H dw Co., " 4.55 3044 Miller Hdw " 5.25 3045 Whelchel Studio " 2.80 3046 Southwick Elec " 2.09 3047 Western Union Telegraph Co., " 1.53 3048 Chas Robertson Salary 100.00 3049 State of Idaho Dept Public Health Sanitary Inspector 125.00 3050 . L. M. Porter Salary 263.50 3051 C. S. Claussen " 220.50 3052 W.R.Gillen is S94*7.0 3053 , First " ational Bank -Caldwell Tax 51.30 3054 •Norman McDonald Supplies 61.00 3055 W. R.Gillen Mileage 30.50 3056 McCloskey Signal Oil Supplies 15.76 3057 • Western Union Telegraph Telegrams 1.80 3058 Wm F. Gigray Jr., Salary 125.00 3059 •Dixon & Co , Supplies 56.30 3060 . Garrett Freightlines Inc " 4.48' 3061 Westcott Oil Co., Gasoline 637.53 _ 3062 Richfield Oil Corp " 648.27 3063 Knotty Pine. Cafe Meals 116.30 3064 . Mitchell- Gra Agency Insurance 1,481.01 3065 Dille Agency It i. 6. 3066 Elwood Seigmann Salary 213,00 3067 Clark's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 40.00 3068 .Memorial Hospital Fund Payment Hospital Fund 2.00 3069 S. P. Glenn Salary 258.613 3070 Wilbur Sykert " 246.52 3071 Ray Woolery " 246.52 3072 J. S.Wymors It 231.54 3073 . Herman Jensen " 174.40 3074 Don Shaw " 182.70 3075 .Ed Tollman " 166.40 3076 . John Schroeder " 166.00 3077 .Paul Stanke " 157.70 3076 . Chas Rogers " 166.10 3079 Emmett 13arland " 158.20 338 3149 C. L. Bourland 3150 .Guy Healy 3151 Henry Mende 3192 Oscar Nauman 3153 - E. R.Thornberg 3154 Henry Daugherty TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND Salary u u m 8 I 1,170.99 249.48 248.98 210.44 227.64 175.20 172.60 Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 3080 Wa Cordell Ser via as 102.40 3081 N. W. ° 100.50 3082 AltJones Robt ig " 72.00 3083 P. J. Robinson " 54.40 3084 First ' Bank - Caldwell Tax 125.70 3085 Robert t7. Welsh Truck 2250.00 3086 D. N. Nordling P arts Co., Supplies 608.11 3087 Home Lbr Co., " 300.00 3088 Engineering Sales Service p 183.47 3089 Home Lbr Co., " 167.89 3090 Armco Drainage & Metal Prod " 94.50 3091 Richfield Service " 81.28 3092 Bunting Tractor Co., " 48.43 ` 3093 . Weetcott oil Co., " 47.42 3094 Leo J. Mason Motor Co., " 32.30 3095 Arthur Allen It 31.50 3096 Columbia Equiment Co., It 23.38 3097 Mille- Hdw it 23.22 3098 Milliner Trans & Storage " 14.75 3099 Ida Tire Exchange " 13.59 3100 Garlock Packing Co., " 11.98 3101 Idaho Power Co., " 11.71 3102 . Garber Motor Co., " 9.49 3103 Intermountain Equip*ent Co., �' 8.60 3104 .Caldxall Auto Supply ° 7.54 3105 Irrigator's Lbr Co., " 3.10 3106 Milliner Transfer & Storage " 2.62 3107 S.E. Lamkin " 212.20 3108 Ed Glenn " 155.8o 3109 Kelly Coleman " 128.80 3110 - James '"erre11 " - 144.90 3111 - Harry Flagg " 153.60 3112 . Minor Croy " 117.40 3113 T. J. Blake " 100.00 3114 Derral Ramsey " 89.60 i 3115 Lip Pasaore " 50.00 3116 First n ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 65.30 3117 Caldwell Memorial Swimming Pool Appropriation 500.00 3118 Press Nicholas Mower 146.00 II, 3119 .Arthur Allen Supplies 60.00 3120 Irrigators Lbr Co., It 24.33 3121 The Caxton Printers n 16.86 3122 Ida Tire Exchange 11 10.92 3123 - City of Nampa it 9.00 3124 . Home Lbr Co., " 8.36 3125 . Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., " 6.90 3126 Beaker Hdw Co., ° 5.40 3127 August Ulman " 4.50 912E - Summers Stationery " 3.90 3129 Collins Richfield Service " 2.85 3130 Shorb Printing Co., " 3.75 3131 Caldwell Auto Supply " .B6 4 32,944.95 TOTAL GENERAL FUND ' CEMETERY FUND 3132 Geo Hammer Salary 220.50 3133 - Logan Seale " 186.90 3134 David Leggett " 190.90 3135 Dale Smith " 79.20 3136 Shergel Hammer " 57.20 3137 Ada artenbower " 35.00 3138 First ` Bank - Caldwell Tax 41.10 3139 H. D. fowler & Co., Supplies 24.90 3140 -Salt Lake Hardware Co., It 24.06 3141 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., " 11.71 3142 . Miller Hdw " 5.35 i 3143 - Service Parts Co., ^ 4.90 3144 .'Soft Machine Shmp " 2.72 3145 .Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 2.00 3146 Idaho Power Co., Supplies .85 I TOTAL CEMETERY FOND P 887.29 STRF.FT LI,NTiNG FUND 3147 .Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 906.69 3148 The American Elec Go., Supplies 264.30 3149 C. L. Bourland 3150 .Guy Healy 3151 Henry Mende 3192 Oscar Nauman 3153 - E. R.Thornberg 3154 Henry Daugherty TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND Salary u u m 8 I 1,170.99 249.48 248.98 210.44 227.64 175.20 172.60 3j 9 Poo. Name. What for. Amount. L55 W. J. Lawrence Services 167.20 L56 C. M. Parrish " 159.00 L57 E. G. Eisenbrandt " 166,40 L58 Herb mason " 138.80 L59 Roy Dibben " 83.30 i L60 First ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 63.80 .61 John E. Will Co., Supplies 100.50 L62 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " 93. .63 Hoff building Supply Co., ' 90,29 .64 Irrigator's Lbr Co., " 23.01 .65 Arthur Allen " 20.00 .66 Miller Hdw Co., " 17.88 .67 Bowman Sand & Gravel " 15.75 .68 Golden Gate Irrigation Dist " 14.32 .69 Home Lbr Co., ++ 9.45 .70 Bowman Sand & Gravel " 6.75 .71 John Hastie Co., " 7.44 72 Service r arts Co., " 6.60 .73 Motor Inn Service " 5.80 .74 Westcott 011 Co., " 5.60 75 Becker Hdw Co., " 4.29 76 H. E. Parmenter Tress " 1.80 77 H. E. Parmenter .75 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND ;� 2508.02 WATER FUND 78 C. D. Crandall Salary 216.60 79 Roy Melton " 178.10 80 Roy Davie " 178.10 81 Claude Worsham " 186.40 82 Pauline Nicholson 165.60 83 Frank Kessler " 166.40 84 Richard Claussen ' 149.90,: 85 Emert Rhodes 121. j 86 Wm Witzig " 118.40 87 Wilma Keech " B0.5o B8 T. '.Burns " 76.8® 89 T. W.Burns, Assig Waldorf Cigar Store " 25.60 90 Roy Dibben " 64 91 92 First ational Bank- Caldwell Idaho Power Co., Tax Power 106.2) 379.42 93 Consolidated supply Co., Supplies 61049 94 Ellison Electric " 65.00 95 Shorb Printing Co., " 64.72 96 Clerk's Cash R Fund " 34.26 97 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 13.50 98 Caldwell Pig & Htg Co., Supplies 4.50 99 Peerless Pacific Co., " 412.75 R1 H. D. Fowler Co., " 102.13 )1 Crane Co., " 77.88 Y2 Waterworks Supplies Co., " 74.4o )3 D. N. Nordling Parts Co., " 97. ) 4 Ida Tire Exchange " 31.48 )5 Hamilton (Sent Manfg Co., " 14.85 I )6 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 14.50 )7 Irrigator's Lbr Co., " 6.00 )8 Gibbs Truck Line " 2.50 )9 Westcott 011 Co., " 1.80 LO Milliner Transfer & Storage It .75 L1 Town Pump " 2.60 L2 U. H. Lester " 20.79 TOTAL WATER FUND $ 3,316.92 SPRINKLING FUND L3 Wm Gainey Salary 161.20 L4 W. W. Wood " 252.54 L5 First Naional Bank - Caldwell T 8.80 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 422.54 LIBRARY FUND Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 186.40 Flavilla C. Blondel " 145.60 D. D. Bagley " 115.00 Dorothy E. Doane " 150.00 - Mrs. Harold Skinner " 44.00 First r ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 20.00 Demco Library Supplies Supplies 4.5o Mt. States Tel & Tel ° 5.00 Idaho Power Co., " 31.69 p Idaho Typewriter Exchange " 151 A. C. McClurg & Co., Books 81.47 The Oregon Hews Co., Books 98.07 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND $ 1032.78 3yb Nos. Name. 3228 B & M Equipment '�o., What for. Amount. CEMETERY SINKING FUND Supplies TOTAL CEMETERY SINKING FUND 578.04 # 578.04 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR APRIL, 1946, ,142,861.53 Thereupon Councilman Burrell introduced Bill No 1, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1 -227, CALDWELL OMP OF 1942 AS AJJCNDED BY ORDINANCES NOS. 622, 627, 6,29, 625, 637, 670, 688, AND 700, OF THE CITY OF CMMLL RELATING TO THE SALARIES OF THE CITY ENGINEER; THE ASSISTANT TO CITY ENGINEER) FURTHER AMENDING SECTION 1-810, CALDWELL CODE OF 1942 AS AMENDED BYORDINANCESii NOS 627, 629, 637, 670, and 688 OF THE CITY OF CALD::ELL, IDAHO RELATING TO THE SALARIES TO BE PAID THE DULY CONSTITUTED lawERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CALDtfFIL, IDAHO) FURTHER AMENDING SECTION 11 -104, CAumm CODE OF 1942 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCES NOS 637, 670, and 688 RELATING TO THE SALARY OF THE SEXTON OF THE CEMETERY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR THIS ORDINANCE TO TAKE EFFECT AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN VNFLLCT HEREWITHs which was read or the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 1. It was moved r by Councilman Glaisyer, seconded by Councilman Fenrich that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 1, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative weres Mason, Burrell, Myers, Acting Glaisyer, Fenrich and Harding♦ Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. The /Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three- fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No I the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. Acting The question being "Shall Bill No 1 pass ?" The /Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows Those voting in the affirmative weres Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and 'larding. Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No 1, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Acting Ordinance No 722. The /Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 722 to be, published in the Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman Harding introduced Bill No 2, entitled: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1-689 OF THE CITY OF OAID;.ELL, IDAHO: ELIMINATING AND CHANGING CERTA CLASSIFICATIONS OF POSITIONS IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CAID'."ELL; FURTHER AMENDING SECTION 1-60 , , CALDWELL CODE OF 1942 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE NO. 627, 637, 670, 688, and 689 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL RE- LATTNG TO COMPENSATION TO BE PAID DULY CONSTITUTED 'iRdiIBERS OF THE POLICEMPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL; PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FURTHER FOR THE REPEALING OF ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT BEREWITHs which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 2. It was moved by Burrell, seconded by Myers that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 2, be read the second time vy title and the third time in full section by Aqq�tang section and placed on the final passage. ThaNayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following results Those voting in the affirmative wares Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich II j and Harding. Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. The Acting Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary ithree- fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 2 the second time by E title and the third time in fullsection by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 2 pass ?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk toe all the roll on the above question whieb resultedas follows: Those voting in the affirmative weres Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and Harding. Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. Acting Thereupon the/Mayor declared Bill No 2, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of the i Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 723. The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 723, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the city of Cald- well, Idaho. RESOLUTION Upon motion by Myera, seconded by Fenrich, the following Resolution was propoaeds Zy/ WHEREAS, It appears to b a equitable and necessary under existing economic conditions that certain salaries and wages of the employees of the City of Caldwell which are not otherwise set and determined by Ordinance should be adjusted by the Acting Mayor and Council of ths.City of Caldwell: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: Section 1. That the salaries and wages paid and to be paid to those employees in the following designated positions be adjusted in accordance with the following schedule : POSITION SALARY Road Foreman $ 265.00 per month Road Department, Truck Driver - ------- - ---- -_ - -__ ___- _- .____- 235.00 per month Road Department, Blademan No 1 --- - - ---- - ---- - - - -_- 235.00 per month Road Department, Blademan No 2---- ---- -- - 235.00 per month Cemetery Assistant No. 1------------ - - - - -- ---- -- 200.00 per month Cemetery Assistant No. 2----------------------- ---___ - 185.00 per month Park Superiatendant From March 1 to December 1 each year------------------ __ ---- 240.00 per month From December 1 to march 1 each year ---- -- 100.00 per month Domestic Water Foreman -- - --- -- ---- -- 250.00 per month Domestic Water Assistant No. 215.00 per month Domestic Water Assistant No. 2------------- - --- -- - --- -- - - -- 215.00 per month Domestic Water Assistant No 3--- -- - - 215.00 per month Domestic Stater Secretary & Clark- 175.00 per month Irrigation Foreman 250.00 per month Irrigation Department Ditchridera------------------- ---- -- 200.00 per month Sprinkling Operator-- ^------------------ - ----- --- - ----- 235.00 per month Street Cleaner 180.00 per month Section 2. That the foregoing salary schedule shall become effective as of the 1st day of Msy, 7W. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and H arding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Acting Thereupon the /Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. RESOLUTION BY HARDING. Upon motion by Were, seconded by Burrell, the following Resolution was proposedi WHEREAS, it appears to be equitable and necessary under existing economic ^ r ditiona that wages of the hour employees of the City of Caldwell should be adjusted by the Acting Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That the wages paid the hour employees of the City of Caldwell shall be 850 per hour. Upon "oll Call those voting in the affirmative weret Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Ygers, Fenrich and Harding. Negatives None. Absent and not votingt None. Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Councilman Myers, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of uncollectsble water ac- ;ounts and requested they be charged off the Water Ledger. Moved by Harding, seconded by Fenrich that these bills be charged from the Water Ledger. Edward J. O'Donnell 2 -252 Q 2.00 Carl Wantland 5 -235 1.95 R. M. Meeker 6 -300 4.75 Fred Zeal 12 -195 2.00 Floyd I.1master 14 -633 2.50 S. G. Tucker 15-10 .50 Mrs.Anna McDonnald 16 -466 2.00 F. C.Fuller 17-95 .50 Clarence Friend 17 -110 2.15 Art Lacy 17 -145 .50 D. W.Burgesa 17 -395 3.60 Total 3 22.145 Upon Roll Call it appeared the motionvms unanimously carried. There being no further business to coire before the Council it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, by Councilman Glaisyer that Council adjourn. Motionrarried. City Clerk. * Pren��tof the Council and r.