HomeMy WebLinkAbout1912-05-06city council minutesCouncil Chambers, City of Oaldwell, Mondat evening, May 6, 1912.
Council met in regular session with ixayor Walter Grif °iths, presiding, and Counci' -rer_
F..A. f_dam, John L. Bardsley, Jobn Stunenberg, Thos. Walker, and H. J. Zeh, present;
C.J. Shorb clerk, when the following business was transacted:
r^ The minutes of the April meetings were read and approved. as read.
,. Councilman C. Q. Adams enters.
The report of the city engineer was read and, on motion of Zeh, approved and ordEF
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ed filed.
j Meport of the secretary of the fire department to the council of t he election of
C. M. Allen, chief, and Bohn Hollrich, assistant chief, for the ensuing year, was read
and on motion of Adams, the election was confirmed and approved.
Report of the sexton was read, Voted, on motion of Adam, that the sexton confer
with the city attorney and the cemetery committee to the end that a form of report be
devised that will. conform to the requirements of the ordinance, and the wishes of the
cemetery committeg.
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Report of 'he police fudge was read and, on motion of Adam, approved and order -
ed filed.
Report of the marshal was read and, on motion of Bardsley, approved and order-
ed filed,
April report of treasurer was read and,on motion of Adams, approved and order -
ed filed.
r Annual report of the treasurer was read and refeered to the finance committee.
'L Report of the street superintendent was read and, on motion of Adams, approved
and ordered filed.
Report of the clerk was read and, on motion of Adams, approved and ordered filed.
Report of the superintendent of water works was read and, on motion of Adams,
approved and ordered filed.
Petition of H. L. Williams et.al, praying "that a public road be vacated in said
city 50 feet in width having its point of beginning and termination, course and inter -
mediate points as follows& Lying between lots 5,6,7,8, and 9, 10,11,12 of Mitchell's
acreage, said road not being needed . °or public use" was read and, on motion of Zeh,
reffered to the street committee with full power to act.
The following cliams were read and, on motion of Adams, allowed and warrants o
ordered drawn on the several funds as follows&
GENERAL FUND
Hr. Gus- Services, .425.00
H. H. Compton, Mdee, 16.50
Mary.Smoot, Witnes 8.25
Greenlund Drug Co., Mdse, .75
D. J. Rice, Labor, 2.50
1— H. E. Wallace, Salary Attorney 50.00
1 Ethelwyn Fortenr, Aset. clerk, 35.00
C. J „ Sborb, Postage, 1.82
G. W..Hodson, Salary and Killing dogs, 96.00
Edward Hedden, Engineer, 15.00
Wm..March, Night watch, 80.00
John W. Rose, Salary Janitor, 20.00
Kate Hurt, Services court, 8.0
Caldwell Pharmacy, Mdse. 15.00
Caldwell Planing 1111, Stakes, 2.12.
Cupplee Mere, Co., Mdse; 4.50
Caldwell News, Printing, 32.70
Mrs. M. Hagerman, Meals, 17.60
Blab Publishing Co., Publications, 58.54
Boyes Hardware Co., Mdee. 7,80
American National Pank, Exchange, 21,50
Mar IsVaf;tin, Salary Treasurer, 25.00
Caldwell Lumber ro., Coal, 37.20
Idaho R. Light & Power, Lights, 66.60
C. J. Sbcrb, Salary, clerk 70.00
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ROAD FTD
Caldwell Forwarding Co.,
Mdse.
41.30
Geo.. C. Berlin,
Labor,
2:10
Greenlunds Drug Co.,
Mdee.
,85
Wendell Nice,
Adet, Engineer.
12.50
S4m Vassar,
Salary Road Supt,
90.00
Edward Redden,
Services City Engineer,
56,00
Wm. March,
Use of Team,
22,50
Central Lumber Co.
Poets,
.7,80
Raleigh Frost,
Aset, Engineer,
3.75
George Ash,
Labor,
49.95
A. B. Lamb,
Labor,
12.15
A. N. Wilson,
Salary Teamster,
68,00
John Terry,
Labor,
. 1 4.37
Henry Rogers,
Salary Teamster,
66.00
Frank Jaunick
Labor,
1.35
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mdee,
4.75
Cupplea Mere, Co.
1. 1
3.85
Fred Goette,
Blacksmithing,
26.90
Geo,.C. Berlin,
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3.40
Clyde Davis,
Labor,
80.43
Olaf relaine,
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52,75
Od Delaine,
"
19.62
Roy Wardell,
"
40.10
A. W. Duncan,
Blacksmitbing,
5.36
Boyes T ardware no,
Mdee.,
6.25
L. Harding,
Tiling,
121,3 5
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Cement,
41.95
I. N. Paynter,
Oats,
27.16
W. G. Parker,
Ray.
18,76
Ida ho Imp & Grain Cc,,
Mdee,
5.25•
Boise .,alley Coop. Co.,
Lath & Cement,
6.60
CEMETERY FUND
Caldwell Lumber Cc,
Lumber
$12.50
Emmett Nurseries,
Ardee,
55.00
James Small,
Labor,
3.50
James Cox,
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3.50
Fred Rose,
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15.00
B. H, V eaar,
Freight,
2,70
Saxton rinters,
Printing,
52,50
John W.-Ross,
Sexton Salary,
69.00
Frank Hose;.
Labor,
12,50
George Walrodt,
Labor,
18.75
Cupplea „ere. Co.,
Mdee.
3,25
SPRINKLING FUND
F. L. Keller, Sprinkling Streets, 0123.00
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Caldwell Forwarding
Co., Mdee,
9.88
Caldwell Htg & Plgb
Co., "
27,.95
Grimmett Auto Co,n
Mdse
9,05
J. A. Jouaneym
Labor,
15.00
W. A. Hustead,
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15,00
Frank Roes,
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15.00
Harry Steetle, Bert
Hawes, "
15.00
James Kelleher, Milo
Gowey
25.00
M. S. T & T. Co„
Phone,
C. J. Shorb,
Freight and express,
.35
20.25
G. H. Fuller,
Salary,
Salary and Freight,
30.00
118.35
Edward Redden,
Salary Engineer,
•10.00
Caxton printers,
Printing,
40.65
Caldwell Plb. & Htg
Co., Mdes.
23,79
Jane Miller,
Office Help
9.75
Adrian Miller,
Labor,
36.75
E. L. Johnston,
Labor,
46.25
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mdee,
2,60
Cupplea Mere Co.,
Mdee.
11.10
A. W. Duncan,
Blacksmithing,
3.75
Boyea Hardware Co.,
Mdse.
2.85
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Lumber,
50.
Id h o Rialway, Light
& Power,Power,
146.54_
J. B. Clow & Son,
Mdse.
3.00
Pacific Coast Pipe Co., Mdse,
5,85
PARK FEND.
Cemetery Find,
Mdse, Returned,
$21.85
Caldwell Nursery,
Mdea,
58.15
Caldwell Forwarding Ro. Mdee.
18.25
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Voted, on motion of Zeh, that the claim of H. H. Compton in the sum of $16.50
for merchandise, be allowed on the general fund.
Voted, on motion of Zeh, that duplicate warrants be drawn in favor of M. E.
011gan, in the aum of $12.50 and accrued interest to *Lke the place of Road warrant No.
3 02 drawn in favor of Geo. H. Garner, and in favor of A. L. Murphy in the aum of $30.00
and accrued interest, to take the place of road warrant No 286 drawn in favor of 0.
Royce, the originals having been lost.
The matter of building a foot bridge across Indian creek at Fourteenth Avenue
was referred to the street committee.
The library committee recommended that the city purchase the four lots at the
cornor of Eleventh and Cleveland for he site of the Carnegie library building.
The matter of pure' acing a dump ground was referred to the finance committeep
on motion of Bardsley.
The matter of the extension of he water mains from Main street to Cleveland
Boulevard along Aven avenue was, on motion of Adams, referred io the water committee.
Bill No. 17, entitled, "An ordinance amending Section 20 of Ordinance No . 160
entitled, "An ordinance defining offenses against the peace and good order of the City
of Laldwell, and providing punishment therefor," passed by the city council on tLe 16th
day of May and approved by the Mayor on the 17th day of May 1910." was read the second
time.
Voted on motion of Stunenberg that council adjourn until Friday evening, May
10, 1912, at 8 O'clock.