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Home My WebLink About1919-06-02city council minutes360 r 0 El I CALDl9ELL? IDAHO 2nd. 1919. COUNCIL met in regular session in the Council Chambers with Mayor PJ Grant Hurd presiding, upon roll call the following Councilme were found present; Joe Dickens, S Ben Dunlap, H H Harman, F T Fouling Frank Moore and A E Sutton. minutes read. The minutes of last regular meeting read and on motion of Hayman seconded by Fouling same were ordered approved as read. Petitions ate. Hon T A Walters presented s resolution which was introdua- ed by Councilman Dunlap for the vacation of the plat of OU21 ADDITIOIS TO TdE CITY OF OALDFI'ELL. IDAHO on motion same was laid over until next meeting. P E Engle presented a petition signed by a number of tax - payers asking that the Corrals and stock yards lying South of Indian Creek and between 9th. and 11th. streets be declared a nuisance, action on same by motion was deferred for the present. I If Paynter made verbal request for extension of the Cdty ufater works in North hest part of town, no action taken at this time. T A ,'alters presented a petition of a majority of the residents of Dearborn praying for the widening of the Parking on Dearborn Street from Eighth street south. On motion Dunlap seconded by Fouling same was referred to Street and Park committees, City Attorney and City Engineer for investigation and report at next meeting. Mr Hogue and Mr Bond of the UNITES STATES RECLAEATION OFFICE APPEARED BEFORE THE Council asking that the road up Canyon Hill at the foot of Ninth Street be abandoned and that they would construct road up the gulch East of water tank, on motin Dunlap seconded by Dickens same the mayor was referred to a committee of Two councilmen, the City Engineer jw.i The mayor appointed Hayman and Dickens. Mr Bowe request for extehsion of side -walks in East part of City was referred to Street committee. Petition of J Jester and others for extension of Water ]plains was referred to Water committee and City Engineer for report and investigation. Petition of A H Clambey et al protesting against the flooding of the streets by 0 Royce referred to the Street committee. Sexton salary. On motin of Hayman seconded by Dunlap the salary of J W Roes sexton was raised to 690.00 per mont beginning with June let. The following bills were presented by the city clerk and on motion of Hayman seconded by Dickens same were allowed and the clerk instructed to issue warrants on the respective funds for same; 351 GENERAL FUND. No. 1 Boyes hardware. Co. Hardware 01.10 2 Suton and MOArtor Stationery 1.80 3 Fred Mitchell Prem on Bonds 28.50 4 71 S Maxey Salary 100.00 5 Jae L Boone Salary 50.00 6 Fred Mitchell Prem on bond 95.00 7 Helen M Sovereign Salary 25.90 8 Caldwell Tribune Council PrLoeedings 106.05 9 Idaho Power Cc Street Lights 364.15 10 Faris Holgate Coal 21.30 11 Thos Cochrane Janitor salary 25.00 12 Idaho Power Cc Lamps b.40 13 Idaho Power Cc Lights City Hall 22.89 14 lYm March Salary 67.08 15 Thoe H Dryden Salary 12.90 16 J A Baker Salary and killing dogs 106.75 17 Boyes Hardware Cc Dry calls .40 18 Sutton and MoArtor Fumdgatore .60 I 19 Caldwell Tribune Stationery 23.00 I 20. w Grant Ward Salary 11.00 21 A E Sutton Salary 8.00 22 Frank Moore Salary 8.00 23 F T Feuling Salary 8.00 24 H H Hayman Salary 8.00 25 S Ben Dunlap Salary 8.00 26 Joe Dickens Salary 5.50 27 West Union Teleg. Co Telegrams 2.86 28 Idaho Power Cc Energy range Fire Chief 6.10 29 Continental Oil Cc Gasoline ;'ire Dep 31.62 30 Caldwell Lumber Cc Rent Hose Cart 1.00 31 Botkin Joy Drug Cc Soap 1.50 32 Glyndon Anderson May services 4.00 i 33 T E Woodcock ^ 4.00 34 Robt Corbin 4.00 35 Ward Daggett " 4.00 36 J H Hicks " 4.00 37 C B Bythere 4.00 38 J E Eustaoe ^ 4.00 39 0 Royce " 4.00 40 Thc9 Cochrane B Salary 70.00 41 Harry Balcom Salary 100.00 42 0 Sovereign Salary 125.00 43 Elate E Flanagan Judge Eleotion 4.00 44L Emma E Madden Diet Clerk 4.00 45 Lydia MaRitt Registrar 20.60 46 Mara Sanberg Registrar 13.00 i 47 Stella Schoonover Registrar 24.70 air WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT. U1 U1 1 General Fund Continued Salary dr 121.38 48 Mre A K Calloway Judge Election 4.00 49 Mrs Chas Getts " ^ 4.00 60. Lydia MoNitt Diet Clerk 4.00 61 Lelia K Ackley Judge Election 4.00 52 Joe Williamson " " 4.00 53 Mrs J H Forbes " 4.00 64 Cora Wooley " " 4.00 65 Clara Sanbarg Diet Clerk 4.00 66 Josephine Steunenberg Judge Election 4.00 57 Lelia Ackley Aset Registrar 50.00 58 Ella Gartin Judge Election 4.00 59 H N Maxey Setting up booths 5.00 60 Boyes HardwareCo Ballot Boxes 7.00 61 Ida Gowey Salary 60.00 62 F L Lockwood :;glary 130.00 63 Ada Wilde Asstg Engineer 15.00 64 Max Hannay Power 1.50 66 Maybelle Moreland Meters 25.00 66 J W Crouse Inspecting walks 10.50 67 W C Bicknell Atty. Judgement City ve Robereon 13 10.0 0 Total 3200.27 WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT. U1 U1 1 Swain Beaty Salary dr 121.38 2 W S Maxey Sale* 50.00 3 L Ramsey Labor 21.00 4 - B Gurwell Labor 59.50 b J R Doss Labor 12.25 6 Lobs. Buck Labor 17.50 7 Herb Wilson Labor 18.00 8 Jess Warner Labor 68.25 9 C D Crandall Labor 89.50 10 E Yining Motor reors .60 11 The Gauld Cc Pipe 488.36 12 Idaho Hdwe & P1bg Cc Pipe 59.38 13 Continental Jil Co Gas®limg 13.75 14 D J Rice Drayage 2.75,: 15 Caldwell Tribune Water reopts 37.50 16 Idaho Implement Co Packing and 011 12.80 17 Idaho Hdwe & Plbg Co Fittings 4.48 18 Idaho Power 6o Power 287.65 19 Neptune Meter Co Meters 154.80 20 Nbptuns Meter Cc Meter reprs 6.97 Total 1,626.zg 3�3 353 ROAD DEPARTMENT 1 Idaho Power Cc 2 Caldwell Horse A Mule Co 3 D D Campbell 4 D D Campbell 5 Olaf Detain 6 Cal Ward 7 Henry Rogers B A Zitteman 9 Ak Calloway 10 Faris and Holgate 11 peeler Jensen 12 Boyes Hardware Co 13 W H Mot "illiams 14 L Harding 15 H E Wallace 16 B P Bennett 17 Mrs Ella Gartin 18 Idaho Imp Co 19 Ed Campbell asand a/o 20 Caldwell Lbr Cc 21 Caldwell Fordg Co 22 Ben,j Dix 23 E Yining SIUTALx A r'C A I ' "_ Co PARK FUND 1 Boyes•Hardware Co assnd a/c 2 Boyes •Hardware Co 3 Samuel Averill 4 Ed Bullock 5 Bert Spencer 6 Chas Sanberg 7 Chas Sanberg 8 ft Bischoff 9 Faris Holgate Cc 10 West Nat Hank assnd a/c 11 E Yining 12 A I Myers asand a/c 1 C S DeLong 2 Jrj Rose 3 A Bodenhamer CEMETERY DEPARTMENT Lights City Barn .80 Team Hire 54.00 Team Hire 75.00 Salary 115.00 Salary 90.00 Salary 90.00 Salary 90.00 Dragging Road 3.00 Sand 10.12 Chop Feed 93.09 Sand 6.00 Hardware 15.60 Hay 114.81 Cement Pipe 175.89 Refund sidewalk Asemnt. 85.78 Blacksmithing 22.00 Barn Rent 20.00 Axle Grease Cable etc. 5.25 Sand 36.00 Lumber 90.15 4 Horse evener 3.00 Filing Saws 2.10 Tfaffio Lights 2.70 Labor 50.75 Hardware 71.55 Labor 22.75 Labor 3.50 Labor 3.00 Bead ll.b0 Salary 115.00 Labor 98.75 Seed 7.70 Labor 63.75 Wiring at Park 10.00 Faintung 35.00 To al Labor 94.50 Salary 75.00 Labor 31.50 Total II �I 1 354 SERINIMING FUND h E I f 1 Westcott Truck Co let. payt on Sprinkler 3000.00 2 Elmer Gardner Labor 13.40 3 0 E Black Salary 90.00 4 Tom Glenn Labor 33.00 5 Jas Shewey Salary and overtifse 104.80 Total 3241.20 Grand Total warra issued 9953.83 Ordinance No 319 s;6fit$t1ad1_ :j i_.. _.,. AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, STATE OF IDAHO, TO CREATE AND ESTABLISHLOCAL SEWER DISTRICT NO. 6 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL ?STATE OF ID IDAHO. FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A SUITABLE SEWRE SYSTEM THEREIN: STATING MM SPECIFIC BOUNDARIES OF SAID PROPOSED DISTRICT: THE GENERAL CHARAOTER OF SAID PROPOSED PORTION OF THE S3 SYSTEM AND THE ESTIMATED COST OF THE SAME AND THAT SUCH COSTS ARE TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROPERTY INCLUDED WITHIN SUCH SEWEit- AGE DISTRICT AND PROVIDING THAT ALL COSTS AND UPEITSES OF THE SAID SEWERAGE IMPROV- EMENTS MADE IN THE SPACES FORMED BY THE JUNCTION OR INTERSECTION OF STREETS AND AVENUES AND IN THE SPACES OPPOSITE ALLEYS IN SUCH DISTRICTS SHALL BE BORNE BY THE PROPERTYABUTTINE. COISFRONTING. CONTIGUOUS OR TRIBUTARY TO SAID INTERSECTION AND SHALL BE A LIEN UPON SAID PROPERTY THE SAME AS ANYOTHER ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAID PROPERTY IN SAID DISTRICT: FIXING THE TIME WITHIN WHICH PROTESTS AGAINST SAID PROPOSED IMMPRA OVEMENTS MAY BE FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLAERX. DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDOML. STATE OF IDAHO. TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COST AND EXPENSES OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT BY ISSUING IMPROVEMENTS BY ISSUING IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF THE DISTRICT AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Thereupon Councilman Dunlap moved that that part of the revised codes of Idaho requiring the reading of ordinances fully and distinctly on three different dgys be dispensed with in the manner prescribed by law and that Ordinal No 319 be read the second time by title and the third time in Hill and placed on its final passage. Said motion was seconded by Councilman Dickens. The mayol stated the zloti6Aa and puttthot4uestin� and the vote upon slid question was aefollows: Those voting yea; Dickens, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore ans Sutton. Those voting No and absent none The mayor then declared that said motion had duly carried by the neces- sary three - fourths vote and, under the motion directed the clerk to read ordinance No 319 the second time by title. The clerk read ordinance No 319 the second time by title. The mayor stated that under the motion, that ordinance stood for third reading, and directed the clerk to read the same fully and distinotly at length The clerk read ordinance No 319 the third time fully and distinctly atlength, section by section. The mayor stated, under the motion, that ordinance No 319 had been read the third time #rally and distinctly at length and state d the question: " Shall ordinance No 319 pass as read ?" The mayor directed the clerk to call the roll, and upon roll call, 355 the vote upon the the final passage of said ordinance resulted as follows; Those voting "Yee" Dickens, Dunlap, Feeling, Hayman. Moore anda5utton Thies voting "No" and absent none. The mayor declared said ordinance No 319 to have duly passed and directs the clerk to make proper record thereof. Ordinance No 319 having duly passed, the same was presented to the 11cayo for his approval, and the mayor having considered the same, thereupon in open session of the council, signed and approved said ordinance No 319. Ordinance No 319 was thereupon ordered to be recorded in Ordinance B000k No 3 of said City, and was thereafter duly recorded therein at pages xv yS to - � 7 J7 inolusive. It was further ordered that said ordinance No 319 be published at length on time in the regular issue of the Caldwell Tribune. The official paper of the city of Caldwell, Idaho. On motion Hayman seconded by Dunlap it was voted to allow '�60.00 per month for Band Leader. On motion Dunlap seconded by Sutton it was voted that it is the sense of the council that the band concerts be continued during the summer. On motion Dunlap the city clerk was instructed to call for- bids for the city printing for the fiscal year. J paving resolution The following resolution was unanimously adopted; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL. TEAT. The city clerk is hereby ordered and directed to advertise for sealed proposals and bids to be received by the City Council of Caldwell, at the office of LheCity Clerk in the City Hall until the 24th.-day of ffngq 1919, at 1 o'clock 2 M,for the paving with bitulithio with cement concrete base or asphalt with cement concrete base or bitulithio with bituminous concrete base or plain oement concrete y_An all those alleys and streets desc- ribed in Local Street -Improvement Districts Not and-No 3. in the manner provided for by ordinances No 312 and 313., iv in addition ordered and directed to advertise for sealed proposals and bide to be received by the City Counedl of Caldwell, Idaho, at the office of the City Clerk in the City Halluntil the 24th. day of June, 1919, at 2 o'clock P M. for the enlargement, extension, repair and improvement of themunicipal waterworks plant of said city as provided for by ordinance No 314. No proposal on either proposition to be considered unless accompanied by a certifed check in favor of the city of Caldwell, for five percent of the total amount bid, as evidence of good faith, to be forfeited if the successful bidder fails neglects and refuses to enter into a contract and provide a suitable bond-.for the faithful performance of the work and protection of the labor and materialmeh, in case the contract is awarded him. The amount of the bond in either proposition is to be a sum equal to the total amount of the successful bid. The right to be reserved to the city to reject any and all bids or to let the work as a whole or in 356 parts, as may appear to the best interests of the city. Carried unanimously. Done by order of the mayor and council of Caldwell. Idaho, this 2nd. day of 1919. On motion Dickens seconded by Sutton that the specifications as Prepared by the city engineer for the construction work of the proposed paving and extension of the water works be accepted, on roll call the vote was as follows: _ Ayes Dickens, Dunlap, Haymah Fouling, Moore and Sutton Noyes and absent . Hone. June 4th. 1919 Motion Dickens seoohded Hayman council adjourned until 'Wednesday Mayor i f Attest; Ay� y ul erik Caldwell, Idaho, 11une 4th. 1919 COU1401L met in regular session pursuant to adjournment of the tad. inst with Mayor W Grant �!ard presiding. The roll being called the following councilmen were found present: Dickens, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore and Sutton. Vacation resolution. The resolution presented by T A Walters praying for the vacating of Plat of Capps addition was again presented and on motion by Dunlap seconded Dickens acme was adopted. The roll being called the result was as follows: Ayes, Dickens. Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore and Sutton, M ayes and absent, None. The notice of the residents of Uitchells acreage west of town for withdrawal from the City was read and on motion of Dunlap seconded by Sutton the City Attorney was instructed to file protest with District Court. RESOLUTION The following resolution was inbriduced. RESOLUTION No 1. 1919. A RESOLUTION PROVIDIITG FOR THHE 00ISDE2TATION A_1D RMOVAL OF CERTAIN SIDEWALKS ACCORDING TO ORDINANCENo. 266OF THE CITY OF CALDVWRLL? IDAHO. ALONG AND IN FROAr OF CERTAIN LOTS AND BLOCKS IN SAID CITY. AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT FOR THE REMOVAL OF SUGH CONDEMNED WALKS BY AN.: ASSCMT LEVIED AND ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROP= FRON_ING AND ABUTTING ON SAID SIDEWALKS. On motion Moore seconded by Hayme. n that the resolution be adopted the roll being called the vote was as follows: Ayes, Dickens, Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman, Moore and Sutton. Noes and absent. none. The mayor announced that same had carried and the clerk was ordered to make proper record thereof. RESOLUTION No 2, 1919. A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS ACCORD*ING