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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1931-05-25city council minutese� May 7th, 1931 I I h � I i it was moved by Va and seconded by 3andmeyer that the Odty accept the above offer commencing with June let. 1931, provided that there was no time lease on the room now occupied by the Red Croce and Rest Room. notion Carried. L. 0. Gray appeared before the Council and reported that the City Dog Catcher had come to his house and had taken his dog, a female with email puppies, and that the dog had been held by him overnight, but that aid dog had now been returned. , park Sawyer, City Dog Catcher, was present and reported that he had gone to the Gray home upon the complaint of the neighbors, that the dog was vicious. That he had opened the door and as the dog came out he had put a collar on the dog and brought her to the City pond. The 0ity Attorney gave the Ordinance, No. 20, relating to the keeping of vicious dogs in the city. The City Attorney was given instructions to make the necessary arrangements to dispose of the said dog. The Mayon appointed Mark yawyer to be the City Dog Catcher for the ensuing term. It was moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Vassar that this appointment be confirmed. Motion carried. Vassar brought up the matter concerning the supplying of the City with gas and oil by the Continental oil Co. The matter was laid bn the table for future consideration. B. H. with of Mountain Home took up the reading of the Audit of the VanDeueen Audit Co. Ina. This Audit was gone into very extensively by Mr. Smith, and explained by him in a very satisfactory manner. On motion by Sandmeyer and seconded by Vassar, the Bonds of the Trossurer for 10,000.00 and of the Clerk for w 3,000.00 were accepted and approved. It was moved by Dickens and seconded by Vassar that this Council adjourn and to be'oonvened upon the call of the Mayor. Motion Carried. � Mayov Cler i r COENOIL CHADIRERS, MAY 26. 1931. 8;00 P. M. The 0it�} Council met in pursuant to a call by the Mayor, with Mayor Fred L L3113r presiding. The Roll od the Councilmen was called and the following answered presentr M. a. Sandmeyer, Art Keister, O. E. Bales, O. 0. Johnson, E. L. Vassar and Joe Dickens. Abeam none. The Mayor, Fred L. Lilly, at this time appointed the Caldwell City Library Board as Follows:- Frank Mumford, Chairman, Mrs Love Miller Smith, Mrs A. B. Cornell, Aden Hyde and E. L. Vassar. CA motion made by Sandmeyer and seconded by Eeister, the Council confirmed these appointments. The Mayor appointed the Swimming Pool committee& as follows: Mrs. A. E. Laughlin, Chairman, J. H. Lowell, J. G. Conley, Frank Mumford, Mrs R. Q: kasley and on motion of Vassar seconded by Johnson these appointments were confirmed. The Mayor appointed the Air Port Committe as follows: The Mayor, Chairman, Frank Mumford, Y,rank Roberts, Dr. E. E. Dutton and Jesse GOwem. on motion of Dickens and seconded by Hales these appointments wave confirmed. I/ �D May 25, 1931 Goo. C. Middleton, Certified Public Accountant, appeared before the Council e,nd out- lined the plan for the Audit for the ensuing year. The matter of employing Mr Middleton to do this work was temporarielly deferred. The Clerk then read the following Contract; May 18th. 1931 This is an agreement between the City of Caldwell and the Mountain states Tel- ephone and Telegraph Company, whereb the City of Caldwell a grees to Y y g patch and repair all pavement recently out and removed by said Mountains States Telephone and Telegraph Company, in comnection with the placing of its undargromnd conduits and laterals,on Kimball Avenue and in the alley between Main and Arthur streets -- seventh and eighth Streets, for which the Mountain states Telephone and Telegraph Company is to pay the actual coat of labor and material necessary for making the repairs herein above referred to, and are not to be liplala 9 V, for any accidents or damage which may be caused by said work. III For the City of Caldwell F. L. Lolly, Mayor For the M. S. T. & T. 00. H. E. MO Afes, ldsho Manager. It wee moved by uiokens and seconded by Vassar that the Council acceptabhe proposition. Motion carried. The Petition of Arthur L. Gray was read, asking that the Special Taxes on Lots 19, 20 qnd 21, Block 11, Dorman's Addition be cancelled previous to the year 1931. i The matter was referred to the City Attorney for approval. The Mayor declared the office of City Physician to be vacant. 1 4 Moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Dickens that the Caldwell News Tribune shall be If ' designated as the Official Paper. Motion Carried. Moved by Dickens and seconded by Sandmeyer that the Mayor appoint a committee to` investigate the waste water of ell Irrigation Districts and individuals, who have been allowing waste water to overflow on Highways and city property, and that this committee report book to the City Council. Motion Carried. The Mayor appointed Bales, Xeister and Dickens as this Committee. On motes f okens and seconded by Vassar the Council adjourned. fr*f ey I Clark. - -- - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - COUNCIL CHAMBERS, JUNE 1, 1931, 8;00 P. M. The.City Council met in Regular Session with the Mayor, bred L. Lilly, presiding. The Clerk called the Roll of the Councilmen, and the following answered present; M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G. Keiater, E. L. Vassar, Joe Dickens, 0. E. Bales and C. M. ' i 4 Johnson. Absent none. T. M. Nickel appeared before the Council, and asked that the Tourist Cabins in Memorial Park be not removed, but that they be leased instead. The Mayor referred the matter to the Park Committee, 0. E. Bales and C. Y. Johnson. S. P. Baker was present and asked that he might have a part of the City insurance. The Mayor and Council took the matter under advisement. 0. A. Pegse appeared before the Council and asked that he might buy the Cabins at the,City Tourist Park. Mr. Payne made an offer of 500.00 for all the buildings, includin ten cabins, a kitchen and the Ladiea and Gents Rest Rooms. The Mayor appointed Sandmeyer, Vassar and Bales as a committee to investigate the !!! matter of selling these buildings, and report back to the Council. I