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Home My WebLink About1953-05-04city council minutesicy There being, no further business to m me before the Council it was moved by Councilman Blomquist, seconded by Councilman Bettis thag Council adjourn. Motion carried. i / Mayor. J i City Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS, APRIL 15, 1953, 8:00 P. M. i i F I 1h1IL./i. � The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: - CALL AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NOTICE We, the undersigned Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers; in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8:00 P. M. on the 15th day of April, 1953 for the transaction of allbusiness in connection with the following object: Discussion on bond issue for City Hall and Fire Department, which object was submitted to each of the undersigned in writing. WITNESS our signatures this 15th, day of April 1953. /] C Mayor Mayor Jason C. Smith, presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered presents Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, John E,rers, Ernest Weick, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to meet with Martin Olsen and discuss the proposed bond issue for the construction of a City Hall and Fire Station. This matter was thoroughly discussed b4 no action was taken. Mr. I. R. Nicol was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council the renewal of his,contract with the City for hauling garbage. No action was taken at this time. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Fenrich, seconded by Blomquist that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MAY 4th, 1953, Bxoo P. M. I t ^l The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the 6 ouncil Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Jason C.Smith presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. h.Burrell, John Myers, Ernest Weick, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis. Application for Pool License was read from The Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying the ap— plication. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that this License be granted. • Upon Roll C it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Sao Applications for Card Licenses were readfrom Wilson Beer & Lunch and Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that these Licenses be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Bills for April were read and on motion by Blomquist, seconded by Myers that these Bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had beenapproved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. NOS. 3656 3657 3658 3659 3660 3661 3662 3663 1 3664 3665 3666 3667 3668 3669 3670 3671 3672 3 673 3674 3675 3676 3677 3677 -A 3 678 3679 366o 3681 3682 3683 3684 3685 3686 3687 3688 3689 3690 3691 3692 3693 3694 3695 3696 3697 3698 3699 3700 3701 3702 3703 3704 3705 3706 3707 3708 3709 3710 3711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 717 718 3720 3721 3722 3723 3724 3725 3726 3727 3728 Name Jason C. Smith F. L. Blomquist Lawrence Burrell John Myers Dale Fenrich J. M. Bettis Ernest Waick Bankers Life Company Hankers Life Company Ada.Hartenbower Dorothy D. Martin Alta E. Williams Canyoh County Bankers Life Company First National Bank Canyon County Bankers Lire Company H. E. Parmenter Canyon County Bankers Life Company First National Bank Canyon County George Charlton Coy Collins Waldo Paddock Forest Milender Eugene Inge Dale Hanks Derwin Sparks John Warren Thomas Burns Roy Arbaugh Harold E. Perfect Charles William Phillips Edward 0. Smith Matthew Maxwell W. F. Johnston R. C. Stevens W. 3. Pail Gordon Sam Ross MOKeeth Herbert K. Mason Olen Waner State Treasurer Bankers Life Company First National Bank State Treasurer Bankers Life Company Keith Judd Henry P. Schmidt Elvis Burton Wm. M. Carlson Elwood Siegmann Clarence Imberg Dan Davison Dura F. Hopkins Evan J. Mackey Cecil Hall Bill Hodge Louis A. Brown Max White Austin Nickel Leonard Waybright Bill Crooke Hazel Gibbons W. S. Maxey Canyon county Bankers Life Company First National Bank Canyon County Bankers Life Company Department of Public Health L. M. Porter Dodd W. Baird Oliver Krause Canyon County SALARIES - GENERAL FUND Wpat Salary n fl n Insurance- City Pmt fl Salary n n Social Security -City Payment Insurance. -City Payment Withholding Tax Social Security Insurance Salary Social Security - City Payment Insurance - City Payment Withholding Tax Social Security Salary n fl n w R n n n n n n Firements Fund- City Payment Insurance - City Payment Withholding Tax Firemen's Fund Insurance Salary n n n n n n R R n n n Social Security- City Payment Insurance - City Payment Withholding Tax Social Security Insurance Salary Social Security-City Payment Amount 100.00 33.99 36.57 33.99 40.00 4o.00 40.00 10.40 15.45 230.72 108.80 189.20 9.86 7.80 116.32 9.88 3.13 259.32 4.33 2.6o 25.10 4.33 248.67 262.79 254.85 254.33 224.88 229.97 178.22 248.67 248.67 235.93 217.39 231.35 234.29 25.00 18.99 21.57 18.99 25.00 25.00 3.50 5.50 66.94 41.60 157.60 66.94 - 67.45 3o5.00 285.39 244.8o 253.32 278.42 237.13 261.68 237.95 237.28 242.37 237.28 231.27 240.77 244.29 233.19 214.83 163.58 78.65 69.94 46.80 313.50 69.94 52.36 125.00 314.12 220.76 200.30 12.96 i --d I J I .? - �! F. 7' I Has. Name What for Amount 3772 3731 Bankers Life Company Insurance -City Payment $ 7.90 Salary 221.43 3732 First National Bank Withholding Tax 105.80 Sam Hartkopf " 3733 Canyon County Social S 12.96 3774 Roy Melton 3734 Bankers Life Company Insurance 9.44 224.86 3775° 3735 William F. Gigray. Jr. Salary 118.99 " 195.93 3736 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 2.60 Wilma Keech " 3737 Bankers Life Company " 6.01 3777 C. D. Crandall 3738 Robert Mackland Salary 230.29 244.79 3778 3739 Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 3.98 ^ r' 3740 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 2.60 Frank Kessler " 3741 First National Bank Withholdinng Tax 31.40 3780 °' 3742 Canyon County Social S 3.98 145.72 3781 3743 S. P. Glenn Salary 258.66 " 180.35 1 3744 J. S. Wymore a 243.63 W. H. Phillips ^ 3745 Harman Jensen ^ 232.53 3783 Abe Goertsen 3746. Don Shaw " 224.96 20.00 378$ 3747 T. W. Farley " 181.65 It 191.36 3748 Ed McKinsey " 196.18 Lester Reeves ^ 3749 John Wangsgard " 198.97 3786• Canyon County 3750 Samuel L. Erskine "- 173.98 41.08 3787• 3751 Fred eillines " 198.87 Insurance - City Payment 20.80 3752 Everett Wood " 161.42 First National Hank Withholding Tax 3753 Richard Mather " 232,53 3787 -B Canyon County 3754 Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 39.35 41.08 3787 -0 3755 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 28.60 Insurance 17.15 3756 First National Bank Withholding Tax 252.10 TOTAL SALARIES - WATER FUND 3757 Canyon County Social S 39.35 3758 Bankers Life Company Insurance 29.17 3759 George Hammer Salary 11.38 3760 Harry Flagg " 221.52 3761 Ray Scott " 173.98 3762 George D. Kirk " 181.65 3763 Russell LeRoy Mears " 167.70 3764 Arthur L. Simpson n 203.73 3765 Frank Steelman " 185.08 3766 Volin Ayers Bollman " 1103 2 Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 21.15 1 3767 3768• Bankwa Life Company Insurance - City Payment 10.40 3769 First National Bank Withholding Tax 123.60 3770 Canyon County Social Security 21.15 3771 Bankers Life Company Insurance 9.44 TOTAL SALARIES - GENERAL FUND . 9 F. 7' I SALARIES ---- IRRIGATION 3808 C. L. Bourland Salary 301.82 3809 Guy Healy 9 216.91 SALARIES - WATER FUND 3772 Roy Davie Salary 221.43 3773 Sam Hartkopf " 221.43 3774 Roy Melton " 224.86 3775° Richard Claussen " 195.93 3776 Wilma Keech " 178.77 3777 C. D. Crandall ^ 244.79 3778 Pauline Oliver ^ 16.00 3779 Frank Kessler " 192.75 3780 Jim Merrill ^ 145.72 3781 D. A. Beattie " 180.35 3782 W. H. Phillips ^ 212.76 3783 Abe Goertsen ^ 20.00 378$ Steve Fish It 191.36 3785 Lester Reeves ^ 153.68 3786• Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 41.08 3787• Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 20.80 3787 -A First National Hank Withholding Tax 320.50 3787 -B Canyon County Social Security 41.08 3787 -0 Bankers Life Company Insurance 17.15 TOTAL SALARIES - WATER FUND 2040.35 SALARIES ---- IRRIGATION 3808 C. L. Bourland Salary 301.82 3809 Guy Healy 9 216.91 SALARIES SPRINKLING FUND 3788 Wm. Costin r salary 181.65 3789• Leonard Hunt " 204.78 3790 Paul Stanke u 173.98 3791 - Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 9.36 3792 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 7.80 3793 First National Beak Withholding Tax 50.70 3794 Canyon County Social Security 9.36 3795 Bankers Life Company Insurance 3.43 3804' Banker Life Company TOTAL SALARYFS - SPRINKLING FUND 7.80 SALARIES ---- IRRIGATION 3808 C. L. Bourland Salary 301.82 3809 Guy Healy 9 216.91 SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND 3796 George Hammer Salary 244.51 3797 James Logan Seale ^ 210.99 3798 William Kirk " 173.98 3799 Lilbuxn L. Coops " 204.88 3800 Paul M. Tuttle " 159.96 3801 Glenn Miller " 24.00 3802 Ada Hartenbower " 34.47 3803 • Canyon County Social Security - City Payment 17.38 3804' Banker Life Company City Payment - Insurance 7.80 3805° First National Bank Withholding Tax 108.70 3806 , Canyon County Social Security 17.38 3807 Bankers Life Company Insurance 343 TOTAL SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND 207. SALARIES ---- IRRIGATION 3808 C. L. Bourland Salary 301.82 3809 Guy Healy 9 216.91 AA -Z 3835 Nos. N®e ,What for Amow* Salary 276.47 3810 Oscar Hauman Salary $ 247 3836 Canyon County 3811 John Brown ° 242.54 4.50 3812 E. 0. Eisenbrandt ° 202,73 bankers Life Company Insurance 3813 . Roy Dibbins " 195.99 3838 3814 Henry Daugherty 186.54 Withholding Tax 15,60 3815 Y. A. Bollman ° 59.57 3839 Eanyonrcbnaty�;ar. °.:r'• 3816 Minor Croy 187.05 4.�O 3817 Ernie Sneddy 48.00 • R. bankers Life Company Insurance 3818 J. Swanson " 1.00 3819 Herb Mason n 1.00 _ 'l 307.10 3820 Canyon County Social Security 31.01 3821 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City Payment 10.40 - First 3822 National Bank Withholding Tax 171.60 SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 3823 Canyon County Social Security 31.01 3841 3824 Bankers Life Company Insurance 18.88 Supplies 3.00 TOTAL SALARIES ;Hr IRRIGATION FUNn 2158.68 3842 The Dille Agency SALARY - LIBRARY FUND 15.00 3825 )firs. Ida Rub Salary _ u _ 3826 Mrs, Dorothy E. Doane 245.90 3844 3827 Mrs. Harold Skinner n 148.67 Rental 13.10 3828 Jean Mason „ .60 3845 Summers Stationery Store 3829 Emmett Giddings n 132.87 4.70 3830 Canyon County 5oclal Security City 3831 bankers Life Company tY - Payment 13.66 mP Mountain States T & Tel Rental Y Insurance -City payment 10.0 3832 First National Bank Withholding Tax 104.70 'Canyon 3847 3833 County � tY Social Security 13.66 Service 77.50 3834 bankers Life Company -' 'IR.4ttance 6.50 3848 Irrigators Lumber Co TOTAL SALARIES -- LIBRARY FUND 998.66 4 83.95 SALARIES - SEVER # 20 Summers Stationery Store 3835 Bert Mumford Salary 276.47 3836 Canyon County Social Security Ci y Y payment 4.50 3837 bankers Life Company Insurance 2,60 3838 first National Bank Withholding Tax 15,60 3839 Eanyonrcbnaty�;ar. °.:r'• SocialBecurity 4.�O 3840 bankers Life Company Insurance 3,43 TOTAL SALARIES - SEWER # 20 Fund 307.10 TOTAL SALARIFS & SERVICES 23,4L-1.12 SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND 3841 Burroughs Adding Machine Co Supplies 3.00 J 3842 The Dille Agency " 15.00 3843 Moore Stationery u 5 24 3844 Mountain States T & Tel Rental 13.10 3845 Summers Stationery Store Supplies 4.70 3846 Mountain States T & Tel Rental 12.50 3847 Idaho Power Company Service 77.50 3848 Irrigators Lumber Co Supplies p° 4 83.95 3849 Summers Stationery Store _ 3850 Terry Electric Co n 6.97 3851 3852 Roy Arbaugh Blumenthal Cc Telephone 3.00 3853 Uniform Thomas Burns Supplies 22,29 3854 George Charlton Telephone a _. 3.00 3855 Coy Collins „ 3.00 3856 L. M. Curtis & Sons Supplies 3.00 8.69 3857 3858 Dale Hanks Eugene In Telephone u 3.00 3659 W. F. Johnston „ 3.00 3860 Ross McKeeth „ 3.00 3861 Herb Mason „ 3.00 3862 Leo J. Mason Motor Co elephon 3.00 3863 3864 M. Maxwell Forrest Pdilendar T Telephone e It .30. 3.00 p 3865 Mountain States Tel & T Rental 3.00 75.97 3866 3867 Waldo Paddock Harold Perfect Telephone 3.00 3868 Chas. Phillips , „ 3.00 3869 Oordon Sams „ 3.00 3870 the Sawtooth Co Supplies 3.00 5.39 3871 Edward G, Smith Telephone 3.00 3972 Derwin Sparks �' 3873 R. C. Stevens 3.00 3974 Tray Laundry & Dry Cleaning Supplies 3.00 7,70 3875 3876 W. R. Vail Olen Waner Telephone 3877 John Warren n 3 00 3878 ItitAas Stamp & Die Company S lies u p° 3.00 3 3879 383 Becker Hardware Co George Budoek ° 17.07 3881 Burns Chevrolet Cc e 1.00 3882 Art Burnside & Co ° 6 . 956 9 1 1 2 6 3883 Caldwell Drug Center n 5.59 3884 Caldwell Sporting Goods e 7.25 3885 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund „ 3886 Collins klectronic Eng. Co 17.00 3887 Davies Hardware Co 9 5.00 3888 Blaine Devlin Service 1.00 3689 Garber Motor Co Supplies 32.74 x.73 3983 Becker Hardware Co '; 3.25 / Nos. Name What for Amount 3890 Harry's Repair Shop Supplies $ 1.05 3891 Home Lumber & F oal Cc " .72 3892 Howard Electric Cc " 47.00 3893 Jack & Jerry's Texaco " 22.05 3894 John Kelly Services 1.00 3895 Lodge Motor Co Supplies 2.40 3896 Jay Ionkey Services 1.00 3897 Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery Co Supplies 76.40 3898 McCluskey Signal oil Co " 39.26 3899 Don McKenna Services 1.00 3900 Model Cash Grocery Supplies 3.23 l 3901 Motor Inn Service " 19.45 a 3902 Mountain States Tel & T Cc Rental 76 85 3903 Nampa Radio Service Supplies 32.00 3904 William Norman Services 1.00 3905 Russell Uniform Company Supplies 32.51 3906 Service Parts Co " 1.22 3907 Summers Stationery Store " 9.70 r 3908 Town Pump " 17.09 3909 Troy L-ndry & Dry Cleaning Co. " 7.25 3910 Viking Industries " 12.50 3911 Western Union Tel " 14.99 3912 Whelchel Studio " 10.30 3913 Lodge Motor Co 40.92 3914 Moore Stationery " 2.20 3915 Summers Stationery Store ;; 3.92 3916 Water WorksEngineerying• 3.00 3917 Caldwell News Tribune " 14.53 3918 Phillips Petroleum Company " 800.61 3919 R & v oil Co 749.90 3920 Caldwell News Tribune " 87.55 3921 The Caxton Printers " 1.20 3922 Mrs. Olive Admyer Election 4.00 3923 Mrs. Lorene Bales " 4.00 3924 Miss Cora Beatty " 4.00 3925 Mabel Collins " u•5 3926 Mrs. Roy Collins " 4.00 3927 Mrs. Merritt Cook " 4.00 3928 Mrs. Don Crosby- 4.oO I 3929 Mildred Davis " 5.50 3930 Mrs. Edith Gentzler " 4.00 3931 Hazel Gipson " 14.50 3932 Rev. H. H. Hayman It 4.00 3933 Mrs. Alta Hollrich !' 4.00 3934 Mrs. Freda Hunt " 4.00 l 3939 Wilma B. Keech " 15.50 3940 Mrs. Cecil Kent " 400 3941 Wm. Kimple " 4.00 3938 Mrs. Amelia McPherson " 4.00 3939 Dorothy Martin " 24.15 3940 Mrs. Mildred Martin 4.00 3941 Mrs. John Wers " 4.00 3942 Mrs. Wm. Norman " 4.00 3943 Mrs. Glenn O'Dell 4.00 3944 Mrs. Ruby Redman 4.00 3945 Mr. C. D. Rush "° 4.00 3946 Mrs. George Smith " 4.00 3947 Mrs. Ruth Strate " 4.00 3948 Mrs. Sid Stuart " 4.00 3949 Mrs. Naomi Thnison " 4.00 3950 Mrs. John Turner " 4.00 3951 Mrs. Wilfred Walmsley " 4.00 3952 Alta Williams " 9.98 3953 Hugh Williams " 4.00 3954 Harold's Drive Inn " 22.65 3955 The Dille Agency 221.05 3956 Bennett Macmine & Welding Works Supplies 21.72 3957 B & M Equipment Co " 1.24 3958 Boise Paving & Asphalt Co " 217.31 3959 Boise Payette Lumber Cc " 33B .53 3960 Burns Chevrolet Cc 69.65 3961 Burns Chevrolet Cc " 2490.00 3962 Caldwell Auto Supply n 65. 02 3963 Columbia Equipment Co " 145.45 3964 Cooperative 011 Association 3.30 3965 Engineering Sales Service " 268.34 3966 Goodman oil cc " 42.67 3967 Harry's Repair Shop " 6.(12 3968 Home Lumber & Goal Co " 1269.45 3969 Howard Electric ;! 13.25 3970 Idaho Power Co 157.20 3971 Idaho Tire Exchange " 8.4o 3972 Intermountain Equipment Cc " 7.21 3973 Irrigators lumber Cc " 29.74 3974 Leo J. Mason Motor Co 3975 Mollerup's, Inc. 3976 Motor Inn Service " 193.40 3977 D. N. Nordling Parts Co " 37.02 3978 Tom Porter Mobilgas n 6.55 3979 Richfield 011 Corp " 246.37 3980 Service Parts Co " 1.20 3981 Western Bearings, Inc. " 15.77 3982 Arthur Allen " 7.50 3983 Becker Hardware Co '; 3.25 / -?VV Nos. Name What for 3984 King Brown Gardens Supplies 3985 " Caldwell Paint & Glass Co 3986 California Spray -Chemical Corp ri 3987 Idaho Power Company Service 3988 Leo J. Mason Motor Co Supplies 3989 - Modern Manufacturing Co. It 3990 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 3991 ' Payne Auto Co Supplies 3992 The Sawtooth n 3993 Service Parts Co 3994 ' Superior Auto Glass it TOTAL SUPPLIES -- GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES - AIRPORT FUND 3995 Idaho Power Company Service TOTAL SUPPLIES - AIRPORT FUND SUPPLIES - WATER FUND 3996 Addressograph Sales Agency Supplies 3997 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Cc " 3998 B & M Equipment Co 3999 - Boise Payette Lumber Co e 4000 The Caxton Printers u 4001 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund r 4002 rletcherrs Typewriter 4003 Idaho Power Co Service 4004 Idaho Tire Exch Supplies 4005 Ledge Motor Co u 4006 Leo J. Mason Motor Co e 4007 Milliner Transfer & Stg. n 4008 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 4009 The Salt Lake Hardware Co Supplies 4010 The Saw Shop 11 4011 The Sawtooth Co It 4012 Shorb Printing Co ri 4013 Summers Stationery Store 4014 Town Pump 4015 Water Leak Detector 4016 Waterworks Supplies n 4017 Westcott Oil Corporation SUPPLIES - WATER RIND SUPPLIES - SPRAYING FUND 4018 R.B.R. Firestone Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRAYING FUND SUPPLIES -- SPRINKLING FUND 4019 Columbia Equipment Co Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND ' 4020 Arthur Allen SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND Supplies 4021 B & M Equipment Co 4022 King Brawn Gardens rr 4023 Caldwell Plumbing F. Heating Co rr 4024 Idaho Power Co It 4025 Mountain States T & Tel Rental 4026 Taft Machine Shop Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES -- CEMETERY FUND SUPPLIES -- IRRIGATION FUND 4027 Boise Payette Lumber Cc Supplies 4028 C. L. Bourland Telephone 4029 John Brown It 4030 Burns Chevrolet Co Supplies 4031 Garber Motor Co tl 4032 Oscar Hsumanh Telephone .4033 Guy Healy " 4034 Home Lumber & Coal Co Supplies 4035 - Idaho Power Company er 4036 H. J. McNeel Inc. n 4037 Mason Motor Co n 4038 - Motor Inn Service r 4039 H. E. Par-mentor n 4040 Payne Auto Co. u 4041 Richfield Oil Corporation 4042 - Simpson Blacksmith Shop u TOTAL "SUPPLIES -- IRRIGATION FUND SUPPLIES - LIBRARY FUND 4043 Doubleday Fr Cc*pany Supplies PP 4044 The J. K. Gill Cc 4045 Idaho Power Co 4046 A. C. McClurg & Co u 4047 - Mountain States Tel Rc Tel Cc Rental TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY PUND 4048 - Idaho Power Company SUPPLIES - ST. LIGHTING FUND Service TOTAL SUPPLIES - ST. LIGHTING FUND " 4049 SUPPLIES - SINKING FUND •Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - SINGKING FUND Amount S 18.26 2.47 13.31 9.90 476.25 147.70 3.00 5.OG 12.47 1.58 3.46 9735.11 J 10.00 23.45 84.38 49.Go 13.50 130.47 35.95 15.00 593.60 5.28 10.05 49.42 10.35 30.20 216.86 .75 171.80 230.25 1.99 9.15 14.52 19.62 36.99 9_ A "I 12. 17.50 38.34 100.88 7.27 1.00 3.50 75.15 48.38 4.89 4.89 34.46 39.26 4.89 4.89 22.40 23.35 91 18.65 4.60 17.25 14.80 10.16 32.55 1� I 52.42 34.80 40.70 184.47 1 142.02 1 I { I � Nos. 4050 -- L. R Name What £or Shorb Printing Cc Supplies Amount 86 81. 1.25 TOTAL SUPPLIES L.I.D. # 19 81.29 5 -140 SUPPLIES -- L.I.D. # 20 Jerry Hook 4051 Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. Services 600.00 4052 C. L. Strang m 5351.22 4.75 TOTAL SUPPLIES -- L.I.D. # 20 _ 59 1.22 8.65o SUPPLIES - L.I.D. # 21 Pauline Bradford 4053 Caldwell News Tribune Supplies 23.00 Floyd Williamson TOTAL SUPPLIES L.I.D. # 21 23.00 1.25 TOTAL SUPPLIES $ 19,646.84 2222 Locust 13 -172 GRAND - TOTAL SALARIES & SUPPLIES FOR APRIL $ 43,057.96 J. W.Bass 2113 Indiana Councilman Myers, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of unoollectable water accounts and requested they be charged off the Water Ledger. Route # 2 Ronald Gene Dunn 321 Blaine 3 -205 1.25 Mrs. George McCloud 1308 Albany 5 -140 2.00 Jerry Hook 1214 Blaine 7435 8.00 Don Wilkinson 1920:Arthur M57 4.75 Melvin Singley 1924 Arthur 8.65o 1.00 Pauline Bradford 1209 Cleveland 11 -215 2.75 Floyd Williamson 519 Fillmore 12-395 1.25 John Dirk 2222 Locust 13 -172 1.00 J. W.Bass 2113 Indiana 13-400 3.80 Arthur Adams Route # 2 13 -592 4.25 Fred Willard 2611 Colorado 14 -207 1.65 Leo Thayer 2723 Montana 14 -231 2.25 Todd Knie Gen Del. 15--408 3.25 Bruce Meyers 122 Mead 16 -356 A 6.80 Lucy Hayes 1302 Chicago 37 -92 2.00 Glenn Sayre 516 N. 13th 17 -124 19.90: Estella Klug 716 Elgin 17 -305 4.00 Earl O'Krakel 611 Elgin 17 -335 2.25 0. B. Foster 814 N 5th 18 -12 .75 Kenneth Villines 310 Kearnet 18-40 4.00 Rulon Davis Box 861 18-56 2.00 Calvin Carney 104 Denver 18 -172 4.00 T. 0. Rhodes 211 Denver 18 -230 2.50 Earl R.Amon 520 Belmont 18 -570 3.75 Robert L. Short Route 1 CH -88 2.30 Ray Jesaen Route 1 CH -230 1.00 Carl Grosvenor 1503 Rochester CH -630 A .25 Everett White 607 Joilet CH -968 A 2.OD 0. B. Toothman 702 Indiana CH -1025 A 4.o0 F to Moved by Myers, seconded by Burrell that these Bills be chargedfrom the Water Ledger. Upon troll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carriede The Mayor Jason 0. Smith made his report of securities held by the County Auditor securing the funds held in First Rational Bank of Caldwell, Idaho, and Idaho First National Bank of Caldwell, Idaho. April 13, 1953 Mrs. Ada Hartenbower Clerk of the City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mrs. Rartenbowert The following is a list of banks which have pledged securities in the in- dicated amounts to secure the funds of the City of Caldwellt First National Bank of Caldwell; U. S. Treasury Bonds $132,000.00 Idaho First National Bank, Caldwell Branch U. S. Treasury Bonds 80,000.00 Total $ 212,000.00 Yours very truly S. S. Foote Canyon County Auditor By Walter Fry Deputy The matter of a water line from Paynter Avenue to the Rodeo ground for sprinkling purposes was discussed by the Mayor and Council. �? a s �1 �z6 Whereupon it was moved by Bettis, seconded by Blomquist that the water department be authorised to install this line. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Councilman Myers recommended that a preliminary survey be made for a sewage disposal plant. Moved by Bettis seconded by Weick that the necessary money required to make this survey be in- cluded in the 1953 -1954 budge. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Councilman Myers recommended that the City waive the airport rent'.for threetmonths beginning May let 1953. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Fenrich that the recommendation of Councilman Myers be accepted and the airport rent be waived for three months. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carriede The Committee appointed to investigate the alley from 19th Avenue to 20th Avenue between Everett and Fillmore Street recommended that the alley be opened. Moved by Weick, seconded by Bettis that the property owners be notified the alley would be opened as soon as the i'rr'igation water was turned out of the ditches this fall. •• , Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried, The Mayor and Council resolved itself into a Canvassing Board for the purpose of canvassing the election returns of the General Municipal Election hold April 28th, 1953• The returns of the Precinct. of the First, Second Third Wards of said City, the whole of said constituting three election precincts, cane duly on for canvassing by the Board, and the said returns were duly and carefully examined by the Mayor and Council as a canvassing board and found to be correct and legally made, a rd the results thereof to be as follows: ABSTRACT OF VOTES,WNICIPAL ELECTION APRIL 28th, 1953, FpR MAYOR FIRST WARD SECOND WARD THIRD WARD TOTAL Jason C. Smith 208 6GL 170 962 COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD FOUR YEAR TERM Lena B. Eagans 77 110 46 233 Adolph Eggers 143 501 116 760 COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD FOUR YEAR TERM Lawrence E. Burrell E. K. Distler 122 89 463 176 107 64 692 329 COUNCILMAN THIRD WARD FOUR YEAR TERM Dale L. Fenrich 130 375 103 608 J. Lynn Lawrence 82 24B 70 1:00 MAYOR Harvey Hoff 5 7 12 Don Sower l 1 Vi Cloninger 1 1 J. M. Carl 2 2 E. Vassar 1 1 Mrs, Steunenberg 1 1 Carl Rush I 1 E. E. Corn Howard Atha 1 N. C. Lodge 1 1 Mort Sneard 1 1 Raleigh Frost 1 L i� I I j �1 COUNCILMAN FIRST WARD FOUR YEAR TERM 1?,�7 B r J. D. Smith 1 1 IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, By the Mayor and council of the City of Caldwell, in the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, that the following named persons are hereby declared elected to the following office to serve for the ensuing biennium, or until the election and qualification of their successors, to -wite Mayor, Jason C. Smith, Councilman from the First Ward (Four Year Term) Adolph Eggers, Councilman from the Second Ward (Four Year Term) Lawrence E. Burrell, Councilman from the Third Ward (Four Year Term) Dale L. Fenri ch. The Clerk presented toothe Mayor and Council the Affidavit of Publication of the Notice of the Passage of a Resolution declaring the intention of the "ity of Caldwell, Idaho to create and establish Local Improvement District # 21. The Clerk presented to the Mayor and Council the Affidavit of Mailing said Notice of the passage of,a Resolution declaring the intention of the City of Caldwell, Idaho to create and establish Local Im- provement District N 21, showing the same to have been mailed to all of the owners of propetty within the boundaries of said Local Improvementi District Number 21. Thereupon the Mayor announced that this was the time set by notice for the consideration of pro- testa against the creation of Local Improvement District Number 21. There were no protests filed. Thereupon Councilman Myers introduced Bill No 33, entitled= AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO BE CALLED AND KNOWN AS "LOCAL IMPROVEMk3dT DISTRICT NO. 21 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO ", DESIGNATING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT; 1 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS, DITCHES DRAINS, CONDUITS AND CHANNELS FOR SANITARY AND DRAINAGE PURPOSES, EITHER OR BOTH THEREOF, WITH OUTLETS, CESSPOOLS, MANHOLES, CATCH BASINS, FLUSH TANKS, SerPTIC TANKS, AND ALL OTHER SEWER APPURTENANCES NECESSARY FOR THE COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, HEALTH AND WELL -BEING OF THE'MUNICIPALITY THEREIN; PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE TAYID AND ASSESSED'UPON ALL THE PROPERTY IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT AGAINST THE ABUTTING, ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT LANDS ALONG AND UPON WHICH SAID IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MIDE AND UPON THE LOTS AND LANDS BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND INCLUDED IN SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT; PROVIDING THE METHOD OF ASSESSMENT AND PAYMENT THEREOF; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ADVERTISE FOR AND RECEIVE BIDS FOR SUCH MATERIALS AS MAY BE DESIGNATED B° THE COUNCIL FOR SUCH IMPROVENCr.NTS AND THE DOING OF THE WORK AND LABOR FOR THE CON- STRUCTION OF THE SAME; REPEALING ALL °ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS, OR ORDERS OR PARTS THEREOF, IN CONFLICT HERMI which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 33. It was moved by Councilman Fenrich; seconded by Bettis that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 33, 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 result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Myers, Weick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: 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 33, the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section, The Clerk read the Bill as directed, The question being "Shall'Bill No 33 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Myers, Weick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative. None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 33, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 805; The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ckdinance No 805, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The Mayor informed the Council Mr. M. D. Hiner had tendered nis resignatinn as a member of the C Zoning Board. Moved by Fenricb, seconded by Myers that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following letter of resignation was read: To: Tge Honorable Mayor and Council City of Caldwell, Idaho, May 4, 1953 r aa� Dear Sires I wish at this time to tender my resignation as Lt. of Police, of the Caldwell Police Department, effective June 1, 1953. Also at this time I wish to express my appreciation to all members of the council and the mayor for the cooperation that I have received, as a .member of this Department. The reason for sty resignation, at this time, is I am going into private business here in Caldwell. It has been a pleasure to work for the City of Caldwell for'ihs last six (6) years and also all members of the Caldwell Police Department. Respectfully Yours Henry P. Schmidt Lt. Caldwell Police Caldwell, Idaho Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Bettis that this resignation be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The following is the CALDWELL MEMORIAL SWIMMING POOL financial report for the fiscal year April 1, to March 31, 1953s J CALDMELL MEMORIAL SWIMMING POOL STATEMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR APRIL 1, 1952, to MARCH 31, 1953. Cash in Bank, April 1, 1952 Plus Receiptas Withholding Tax Collected from Employees F. I, C. A. Tax Collected from Employees Refunds from Mt. States Telephone Company Interest on U. S. Bonds Receipts from Admissions: May June July August September Total Total Receipts: Less Disbursements- Salaries and Wages; Dennis Judd Alan Kosmata Shirley Link John H. Plowhead Jack Sherman Chester Vanderford Total Salaries and Wages • Repairs Lights Chlorine Telephone and Telegraph Supplies State Insurance Fund EATloyees' Withholding Tax Employees' F. I.C.A. Tax Swimming Meet &penses Advertising Bookkeeping Service Total Disbursements . Balance - Cash in Bank, March 31, 1953 3 1,4oa.0 S 476.39 1,134.70 1,930.05 1,419.10 55.90 4 118.70 32.29 4.76 10.00 5,01+6.14 �5 182.39 310.00 460.00 310.00 669.98 36o.00 75.00 2,184.98 582.70 113.85 139.62 '26.32 194.54 13.75 '118.70 65.54 20.00 28.80 25.00 3,513.8o $ 3,076.73 Respectfully submitted, K. F. Stringfield Treasurer. Mr. Robert Alexanderson, representing Louis Brooks, was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council the matter of the twenty foot set back lines on Galveston Street and Fifth. This matter was re- (erred to the Zoning Board. The Mayor and Council expressed regret on the retirement of Councilman Myers. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Blomquist that Council adjourn. Motion carried. City Clerki Mevnr. J I