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Home My WebLink About1932-05-09city council minutesI� COUNCIL CHALIBERS, MAY 4, 1472 p 10:00 A. R. The Caldwell City Council met on call of the Mayor to discuss the contract for oiling Local Improvement Districts 1 7 0. 12 and rib. 13, with the Mayor , Fred L. Lilly, presiding. On Roll Cail, the following Ceimcilmen answered present: 11. S. Sandme er, A. G Keister, 0. E. Bales, Joe Dickens and E. L. Vassar'. Absent C. M. Johnston. Horrison- Knudsen Company, of Boise, to whom he.d been awarded the ocntract of oiling districts No. 12 and ido. 13, had objected to taking the District's warrants in payment for this oiling, which would be the lest warrants issued for such work. Moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Dickens that a Committee, cwnnosed of the Mayor, C. E. Bales and the City Attorney, be authorized to make the following proposition in connection with Local Improvement Districts Nos. I2 and 13 : that the warrants to be issued fn? payment of graveling will not be issued to the City Road Department until the warrants in payment of oiling said Districts pre issued to Morrison- Knudeen Company, or if acceptable to Morrison - Knudsen Company, thtit wprtante will not he iseued to the City load Department in excess of the Estimate for graveling until after the warrants for oiling are issued. on Roll Call, the following Councilmen voted in favor of the above motion :' Sandmeyer, Keiater, Bales, Vassar snd Dickens. Those opposed, None. Absent and not voting Johnston. The Votion declnred c§rried. Moved by Dickens and seconded by Keister that this Council stand adjourned until Monday, 14ay 9th. 1932, at 8 :00 P. "_f. , ATTEST Mayo . 'ity „ erk ( The above Committee met with the Morrison- Knudsen Company at Boise, Idaho, and made arrangements according to the second proposition, a copy of which is attached to the Specifycations and bids.) COUN' -IL CHAMBERS, MAY 9, 1932 6:00 The Regular Monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council. Room, with the hayor, Fred L. Lilly, presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen anawered present: M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G. Keister, C. E. Bales, E. L. Vassar, 0. M. Johnston and Joe Dickens. The Minutes of Anril 4th., April 5th., April 18th., April Prth and mpir 4th. were read and approved, with the exception that the amounts to be deposited in the two Banks was left vacant and the Mayor a.nnointed the City Attorney and the Finance Committee to look into the matter and determine the amounts to be inserted. The City Attorney reno.rted that the Committee met with the Morrison-Knudsen Co and agreed to the second proiosition as stated in the Minutes of May 4th. The following Hills were read and on motion made by Vassar and seconded by Bales that the Bills be allowed and Warrants ordered drawn on the various Amounts, ell of which had been apnroved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Lotion Carried. V 1 i i /- r ) , r C r, i I 140. rsame What For Amouot 1 Fred L. Lilly Salary 11.00- 2 M. S. 8andmeyer ° 8.00` 3 A. G. Keister 11 6.wI 4 C• E. Balaa ' II 8.00„ 5 E. L. Vas ear George Steward F. A. 58 Hrs. Labor 6 Joe Dickens' +' 8,00 7 0. M. Johnston " 5.00` 8 0. D. Rush - " 50.0x° 9 H. E. Parmenter + 90.00- 10 Burroughs Adding 11achine Co Supplies 7-75' 11 Mts. Statee'Tel and Tel. Co Rentals and molls 5 - .. 12 Bee Gee Stationery Store Pencils ,6o^ 2.46 H. E. Parmeitter salary 50.00^ 1 Luella Hartenbower ++ -A 15 16 Idaho Power Becker Hardware Cc Lights and Power RF, 12.r0. j 9 0 Supolies Supnl +_ -es Labor 17 Caldwell Produce Cc Ooa.l 3 1ffi Doyle Fender salary 140.00 19 Lionel Krall ° 121.50• 20 Coy Collins " 112. 21 Peter Cleserr 11 100.00 22 S. P. Glenn ' -- services 14.50' 23 George Randolph 11 14-50- 24 Wilbur Shuee 11 14.F0^ 2 5 Ed Smith '1 14 Sri 26 Charley Rowland ° 14.50° 27 'task Haxwell ° 10.00° 28 0rdell Royce " 12.00• 29 Emry Royce 11 .SQ 30 Brooks Motor Cc Supplies 52.20- 31 Dairymen's Co -op, Creamery II 18.00, 32 Troy Laundry Laundry .02= 34 Mts, States Tel. and Tel. Co Rentals and Tolls 9.75' 3 Westcott - Allen Oil Co Supplies 5.30 35 Garber Grocery 11 3.77' 36 Caldwell Nears- Tribune Co Subscription 3,00, 37 Caldwell Irf r. Cc Supplies 2.00 38 Capital News- Subscription 1,90,- 9 Wilson Mercantile Cc Suppliee 1,55' 0 41 L. E. Stone Labor 1.00" Greenlunds Drug Store Supplies 69- 42 Becker Hardware Co :60= 4; 44 A. W. Duncan it • 45 J. Fred Rowland A. A. Mo y Sa ll - , 5.. 46 160.00 H. E. Feton Thos. H. Dryden 'I 1 0.00� 00.00 U Mark " 49 Maxwell' l9. H. 1 37.00= Guerin ° 20.25- 59 Lodge l.otor Cc Supplies 37, 3 p- 51 Caldwell Hotor Sales Co 1 " 52 Mts. States Tel. & Tel. Co Rental end Tolle 7.10• 53 Caldwell M otor Sales Co 0upplies 4.85, 5 R. E. Wagner Salary 10.00 5 5 Caldwell Mfg-. Co 'Supplies 4,88 6 The A. Lietz Cc II ? 1 57 Greenlunds Drug Store 11 1.05, 55 Stewart Kaxey Salary 50,00 59 Caldwell State Bank 'Rent 40.00 60 61 Carrie Kelley 'Salary 2,50. 62 Caldwell News- Tribune 'Printing 168.0w*• `Standard 6j3 / Oil•Oo 1+!estcott -Allen Oil Co Gasoline +1 156.53 64 L. M. Porter• salery 55.Og 3�,p0." Tot A.1 for General 65 L. M. ROAD FUND 66 Porter W. 5r!larY 39 ' 00` 67 M. Gainey- S. P. Glenn n 55.0c, 65 104 Hrs Labor 50,pt1 69 George Steward F. A. 58 Hrs. Labor 39.10` Horhouse 5F HrF. Labor 16.80 70 Noel Nadeau 32 Hre. Labor a,6pr 71 John Oiler 26 Hrs. Labor �Aor 72 Hoard Hanley 29 Hrs. Labor 9,1,- 7 3 Ray Nitchma.n- 20 Hre. Labor 6.008 74 17, V.F. Jones 6 Hrs. Labor z, 2v, 75 G. W. Lamme 8 Hrs. Labor 2.46 76 Concrete Pipe Co Supplies 50.63.' 77 A. W. Duncan a 76 Joe Dickens Expenses^ 12.r0. j 9 0 Hollingsworth Impl. 00 Omer Liajor Supnl +_ -es Labor gl Tom King Sunnlies 6 c0- 52 Intersioont:?id Tractor Cc 4.�a 8 Caxton Printers Ltd 1 4 5 reenlund' Dr 00 Caldwell Ylg.• N u a 5 g;A Caldwell Produce Cc " .SD. 5.50- 55 B Keister Inolenent Co p.IO` Total for Road 394.05 d John Roes Wm. Dawson Art Hastie Harry Johnston Earl Drawn R. W. Kingston 96 L. 11. Porter 67 C. D, Rush 88 Bryan Harding 99 Ernest Mason 90 Wilbur Shuee 91 Chas. Bourland 92 Idaho Power Cc 94 Crane Co 9 Heraey L g. Cc 95 W. B. Burnett 96 Neptune Meter Cc 97 Sets. States Tel and Tel Cc 99 Caldwell Plurnb. and "Heating 99 Concrete Pipe Cc - 100 Caldwell 'motor Sales Cc 101 A. W. Duncan 102 Baxter Foundry Co 10 Gordon L. Beal 104 Bee Gee Stationery 105 Western Union Tel. 'Co 106 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. Shop 107 Wilson Mercantile 40 May 9. 1 -9 WATER WORKS FUND or Salary 43.00" 500.00- rr 102 " 90.00} 12 Era Labor 3.60° South and North Kimba111R9.45v Supplies 82, 7F' n 80.14 - I ' 49.5o, if 40.86 Rentals end Tolls 14.75.. Supples 12.05, " 11.00. If 7.84- ' 7,50' 4.50 If if 1.35 ' If ,c9d n if Total for Water - - - - _ 118 119 120 121 122 12% 124 125 126 127 129 Tote,l for Library - - _$F97 OEIMTERY FUNDS Salary 100.004 n 8 Irrigators Lumber Co Assigned. Aoct D. 11. Shuee A. G. Callsen Wilson 1 ±ercantile Co Caldwell Produce Cc- 0 Services 57, " If 57.60 57.6o " 28. g0 r r17. Go f Paint 77,65 Labor and YRterial 52,6OV Supplies 17.70 9.00 A Total for ,emetery - - -$ 57-15 LIBRARY FUNDS 108 Lalla Bedford Salary 125,00' 109 Hrs, Ids. Ruby If 50.00" 110 William March It 0.00, III Carnegie Libra.ry Light 8, Tele!�hone 19.90- 112 Boise Payette Lumber Co Coal 16,25,-, 113 Sutler Hardware Cc- Supplies F,35 11 Butler Hardware Cc ' Wm. Baremore ' ;-7 115 Caldwell News - Tribune Warrants lj 116 Caxton printers Books 2,25 , 117 Mc Neel Lumber Cc Labor 1.40 , 118 119 120 121 122 12% 124 125 126 127 129 Tote,l for Library - - _$F97 OEIMTERY FUNDS Salary 100.004 n 8 Irrigators Lumber Co Assigned. Aoct D. 11. Shuee A. G. Callsen Wilson 1 ±ercantile Co Caldwell Produce Cc- 0 Services 57, " If 57.60 57.6o " 28. g0 r r17. Go f Paint 77,65 Labor and YRterial 52,6OV Supplies 17.70 9.00 A Total for ,emetery - - -$ 57-15 1 PARK FUNDS L95 T. D. Finn Salary 100.00 130 R. J. Ryland 19 Ere. Labor 36 .00' 1 3 1 J. A. Lemmon 106 Ere. Labor 32',40- 132 Ray Jewett 54 Ere. Labor 29.70" IN Wm. Baremore 98 Hrs. Labor 26,40^' lj Wm, Moffitt 72 Hrs. Labor 21.60' 135 W. T. Bunt 36 Hrs. Labor 19.go- 136 J. H. Berry 60 Hrs. Labor 16.13" 137 0. Crandall 47 Hrs. Labor 14.10^' 136 F. A. Yoxehouse la Hrs. Labor 3,9p° 179 140 Jim Merrill Hrs, Labor 2. 0 141 R. M. Michel Peckham Furniture Cc Assigned Order 164 Hrs. Labor Labor 1.75• 49.20 142 143 Community Marltet ° 24 Hre, Labor 7,20! 144 M, Alexander Cc ° 11 Hrs. Labor 7 , 145 Columbia Okanogan Reinke Nursery Co Park Trees ,g6 146 Mfg, Co Merry Go Pound 50,00- 147 Keister Implement Becker Hardware Co Spray 28,90- 148 Co Supplies 19,65,, 149 Milliner Trabefer Caldwell Plumb. and-Heat. Cc Cc Drayage Supplies 1 �. 8,, 150 Wilson Mercantile Co 8.80-, 151 L. E. Stone Labor 77 00' 152 Gowen Hatchery Spires 4,20.v 153 15 Irrigators Lumber W. Co Supplies 7z 4 '.5� A. Duncan r 154A City Clerk Assigned Order Labor 4.80- Total for Park - - - 853.74 IRRIGATION FUNDS 1 L. H. Porter 8alnary 43.0od 0. L. Bourland r' 100.00. 157 Thoe R,,Cochrane n 92,00 Iygr Jdhri 171 Hrs. Labor 51.j0 1 59 Noel Nadeau 166 Fro. Labor 160 L. D. Webster 161 152 Ere. Libor 4F.60 162 Frank Dowd Salary 0 r6' Frent, R. A 32 Hrs, Labor 9.60 1 \I Uay 9, 1932 t ' The Mayor appointed Mrs. A. B. Cornel and Aden Hyde to serve on the Library Board. Each to serve for a period of three veers. Moved by Vassar and seconded by Dickens that the above appointments be confirmed. On Roll Call the following voted in favor of the motion: Sandmeye.r, Keister, B &le®, Johnston, Dickens and Vassar,. Those opposed, None. Absent and not voting, None. Moved by Dickens and seconded by Vassar that this Council stand adjourned until Manday evening, May 16th. at 8:30 P. i.4. Motion Carried ATTEST "- City Clerk 1i2yor Nos. Name What For Amount 163 W. W. Shaver 26 Hra. Labor 8.40, 164 Chas Randolph 16 Hra. Labor 4.9o •16F Omer Major 12 Hra. Labor 3.60? 166 Wm. St Jeor 8 Hra. Labor 2,4o- 167 Golden Rule Store 20 Assigned Ord Labor 263.10"' J 168 Floyd Southward 4 +' " fI 51.60"` 169 • Ooty Clerk 5 " If 11 34.2G- 170 Wilson Mercantile Cc 3 " f 1' 3.,,40, 171 M. Alexander " - " It . 16.80- 1 72 Butler Hardware Co " " It 13,20'` 173 Irrigators Lumber Co ° ° 10.80' 17 Hay - Boone Co to " ' 10.80` 17 Falks Caldwell Store +' " 10.80' 17 C. S. Devis u u u 9. 177 Becker Hardware Cc " " 6.40' 178 Safeway Stores " ° " 6.00" 179 Independent Tire Oo it If 60, 180 Concrete Pine Co Supplies 172.00- 181 Home Lumber 2nd Coal Cc- if 53.70- 182 Becker Hardware Oo 6.25" 183 184 Tom King ° 8.10 - Boise Payette Lumber Cc ' 4.1a 185 A W. Duncan ' 00�- r 186 Wileen Mercantile Oo If 2,95 187 I. E. Goldsmith ' 2,9Fo 188 Caldwell ?_otor Sales Cc " 2,30- 16 Caldwell Manufacturing Cc If -- Totals for Irrigation 1,195 SPRINKLING FUNDS 190 George Steward 88 Hre Labor 36,10° 191 S. P. Glenn 56 Hre. Labor 26.94- 192 N. W. Jones F2 Hre. Labor 21.27. 1 93 194 Ray Nitchman Chee 64 Hre. Labor 1 �.80- Randolph 16 Hre. Labor 195 Pt. 19. Jones 148 Hrs. Labor 60.F3 196 Chas Randolph 104 Hrs. Labor 31.20" 197 L. Cardwell 96 Hra. Labor 2$,80: 198 Wee Shaffer 84 Hre. Labor 25.20' 199 Ray Nitchman 20 Hre. Labor 6.00` 200 0. W. Lame 8 Hrs. Labor 2.40- 201 D. V. Baxter 4 Hre. Labor 1,20- 202 Irrigators Lumber Co Assigned Order 96 Hrs. Labor 28.80 - 20 204 Becker Hardware Co Supplies 33.75" Gem State Lumber Cc 25.75v 2OF 206 A. I N. Duncan +' 22.95, Mullikin and Mullikin 20 John Hollrich ++ 5.060' 208 Gem State Lumber Co " 209 Wilson Mercantile Oo " .60 Totals for Sprinkling 393.39 STREET LIGHTING FUNDS 210 Idaho Power Cc Street Lights and Lamp 827.65• LOCAL IdPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 13 211 L. U.-Porter Salary 40.00 ✓ 212 S. P. Glenn 48 Hre. Labor 23,06 y 211 George Steward 48, Hre. Labor 20 78- 214 Obas Randolph 32 Hrs. Labor 9, Total for L. I. D. No. 13 93.46 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 12 215 E. B. Stauber 6 Hrs. Labor 2.4o 1 216 Guy Johnson Welding Works Supplies 10,55- 217 Be�xter Foundry 10 16.20" 218 Evans Repair Shop It 15.2cz' 219 Becker Hardware If 6.9T� 220 Wilson Mercantile Cc If 2 r 221 Hollingsworth Impl. Cc It 1.104 i Total for L. I. D. No. 12 GUARANTY FUND G 222 Sudley Epperson Grubb & Cc Coupons. on L. I. D No 9 6.50 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR APRIL 1 93P. $ 7. t ' The Mayor appointed Mrs. A. B. Cornel and Aden Hyde to serve on the Library Board. Each to serve for a period of three veers. Moved by Vassar and seconded by Dickens that the above appointments be confirmed. On Roll Call the following voted in favor of the motion: Sandmeye.r, Keister, B &le®, Johnston, Dickens and Vassar,. Those opposed, None. Absent and not voting, None. Moved by Dickens and seconded by Vassar that this Council stand adjourned until Manday evening, May 16th. at 8:30 P. i.4. Motion Carried ATTEST "- City Clerk 1i2yor