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Grand Total Warrants Issued 23209.22
There being no further business Council adjourned on motion Sutton
to Tuesday May 4th .
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS CALDWELL. MAY 4, 1920.
Counoil. met in eegular session pursuant to adjournment with Mayor
Ward presiding, The following Councilmen were present;
Dunlap Fouling Heyman Moore and Sutton.
ORDINANCE No 340 ENTITLED
AN ORDINANCE FUNDING WARRANT INDEBETDNESS was read the first time
motiom w4sq made by Dunlap and seconded by Moore that the rule requiring the
reading of an ordinance on three secerate dates be suspended and that the
ordinance be read the second time by title and the third time in full and
planed on its final passage, on the roll being called the vote was;
Ayes Dunlap, Fouling Hayman Moore and Sutton
Absent Dickens.
The clerk thereupon read the said ordinance the second time by title
and the third time in Yell and on the roll being called on the motion shall
Ordinance No 340 pass the vote was;
Ayes, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore and Sutton.
Absent, Diokehs
The Mayor announced that the motion had carried and the clerk was
instructed to, make proper entry and cause same to be published in the
Caldwell Newe, the official Newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
The following were appointed officials for Bond Election to be
held June 1 . 1920.
FIRST WARD.
Mrs ED Miller. Registrar.
A Hyda Judge,
Mrs L Harding "
Mrs Clara Kemple Cldrk
John Staunenberg Judge
SECOND WARD
Mrs Lydia McNitt Registrar
H D Blatchley Judge
0 L Neal "
Mrs D J Terry "
Mrs Thos Buckner Clerk
THIRD ZIRD
Mrs,Chas Gotta Registrar
Mrs A K Calloway Judge
Marva MConell "
R B Newton
Lillian Potter Clark.
On motion Sutton seconded by Fouling the Chief of the Fire Dap.
was authorized to purchase necessary sullplies.
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Motion made by Sutton and seconded by Fouling that the City Engineer
make measurements and surveys preparatory to establishing permanent
width of Indian Creek.
2680lutions No 1 and 2 by Dickens was presented;
A resolution condemning old sidwwa4 and the constructing of
new walk and on motion ;i�ft Hayman seconded by Sutton was unanamouely
adopted.
The matter of pipe for the Cemetery was referred to the Cam. Com-
mittee wdth power to act.
On motion Moore seoonded by Sutton the City Attorney was
Instructed to prepare ordinance creating X¢0991AXA# curbing district
to include the following streets; Albany 8, to 14. Belmont 7, to 14.
Chicago 7, to 14. Denver 7, to 14.
On motion Dunlap seconded by Fouling the C Engineer was
Instructed to secure estimates for curbing on Dearborn Streets from
20th, to Poynter Avenue.
Clerk was instructed to have published call for bids for the
construction of Sewers in Districts No 7 and 8.
There being no further business Council adjourned to May 17.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS MAY 17. 1920
Council met pursuant to adjournment with H H Rayman president of
the council acting Mayor
The following Councilmen were present; Dickens, Dunlap Ftlulimgh
Moore and Sutton.
W L Hasbrouck appeared before the Council protesting against the
grade on South Kimball and on motion Sutton seconded by Dunlap the Mayor
appointed Street Committee to investigate.
Mr 0 W Kendall representing the Union Metal Co presented a prop-
osition for Cluster Ligting and on motion Dunlap seconded by Sutton same
was taken undre advisement by the Council.
Roy Nelson made a proposition to sell the City a hock Crusher
and on motion Sutton seconded by Fouling the Mayor appointed a committee
Of threes consisting of Dickens, Sutton and Dunlap to investigate with
power to purchase.
Bids for the construction of Sewers Ido 7 and a were opened with
the following results;
Caldwell P & Htg Co. No. 7. 021661.00
No 8. 5004.30
Helmer and Davie Ido 7. 25582.00
11 11 " no B. 6092.00