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Home My WebLink About1930-06-02city council minutesl s�8 COUBCIL CHAMBERS dung 2, 1930, 8:00 O'clock P.M. council ,met in regular session pursuant to law with Mayor MoOonnel presiding, and councilmen Boil Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeye,r, present. Absent none. . owing to the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting City Clerk, and announced that the Counoil was in session for the consideration of any business which might lawfully come before it. ZV4Li 3. Moody appeared before the council and requested a permit to erect a root -beer stand over Indian Creek at the corner of Blaine street slid x1mball Avenue. Thereupon it was moved by Leighty and seconded by Johns that the Mayor appoint a committee of three to consider the request of Mr. Bloody. motion carried. The Mayor appointed councilman Leighty, Sandmeyer, and Dickens as such committee. it was moved by $ollman and seconded by Diokene that The Idaho J9i:h House be ordered to remove their dunk outside of the city limits. Motion carried. Thereupon, motion was made by Johns, seconded by Leighty', that further consideration of the bid of H. J. MoSeel for performing labor, furnishing materials and constructing the works proposed to be oonstruoted in Loon Street Improvement District Bo. 9, of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, be continued to the meeting of the Mayor and Council to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in the City of ealdwell, June 16, 1930 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Those voting in the affirmative: Boilmen, Dickens'. (cordon, Johns, Leighty and 8andmeyere Thoia voting in the negative: Bone. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon, the Mayor declared the motion carried. The following bills which had been audited by the Finance Committee were read and considered by the Councils GESBRAL FOND Bo. Same For what Amount. 44 Fred R. MoConnel Salary $11.00 46 F. E. Bollman ^ 8.00 46 Joe Dickens " 8.00 10660 41 W. S. Gordon ^ 8 48 W. H. Johns 49 C. H. Leighty 8.00 50 M. 8. Sandmeyer " 60.00 51 C, L. Sloan " 90.00 52 W. C. Dyer 104 53 54 Evalena_Jaokaon Olerkle Cash Revolving Pond Reimbursing 76.00 56 The Caxton Printers Ltd- Supplies 7.00 56 The Caxton Printers Ltd. " 3.60 57 The Bee Gas Stationery Store " 1.16 WA clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Reoording 3.60 68 The Caxton Printers Ltd* Supplies 2:76 1.75 688 Mountain States Tel.& Tel.Oo. Phone 59 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fumd Was 8. Envelopes 33093 60 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Envelopes 44.80 61 W. C. Dyer salary 100.00 62 63 Luella Hartenbower The Caxton Printers'�Ltd. Supplies 13-.76 64 clerk's Cash Revolving Rand Recording & Filing Fees 37.80 66 Idaho Chemical Co. Ligittd Soap 66 Butler Hardware Co, supplies .60 67 Caldwell Plumbing & Htg. Co. " 1.36 68 Idaho Power Co. Lights 38.66 69 H. 0. Gillette gals 70 Doyle Fender 125.00 126.00 71 coy Collins „ 126„00 72 73 L. 0. Krell 0. R07 Services 14.00 74 Goo. Randolph ^ " 14.00 10.00 76 76 Fred Rose Louie Krell Labor L2.00 77 Flurry Royce Services 11.60 /J - f r 78 Wilbur hue• services $14.00 79 S. Pe Glenn Services 14.00 60 1111 Smith services 14 61 Chas. lowland Services 2050 82 Frank Collins Services 11.50 63 C. C. Anderson Go. Assigned ,Accounts 16,00 64 Westoott Allen Oil Coq Oil 15,60 86 Lungmotor Corporation, Supplies 9.68 86 Idaho Power Company Lights 15.40 180 S t Labor 107.50 87-.& Mountain Tel & Te1.Oc. Rental& Tolle 9.00 88 B'alk's galdwell Store Spreads 12.76 89 S. Earlq Hayes Assigned Aocounts 30.00 90 Clerk's Cash Rev. Fond Freight .50 91 J. Fred `Rowland salary 142.00 92 H. E. Fgiton 120 93 Thos. H. Dryden " 40.00 94 Jim me-TAl extra Police 2.00 95 Charley :Quick " 2.00 96 W. M. Moffitt " " 2 97 oharley ;ewarm " " 260 98 Coy Coins ^ " 2,00 99 R. B;. Beatty ^ " 2600 100 Ross NeWan " 2.00 101 Goo. Alan r 2.0 102 W. M. Sawyer Dogs killed & dog tax 124.50 103 Botkin Gordon Drag Co. Assigned Account 1 60.00 103 -A H. D. Andrews Salary for May. 25.00 104 H. D. Andrews Jurors fees, Beker case' 16,00 106 Jack Thorne Motor Go. 8uppltes 906 106 miller Hardware Go, Supplies 0 30 107 xzWp Paint Store cards 3.60 108 Dr. D. E. Baird Salary 37,60 109 R. G, Dille, Agent Premium 6.00 110 01erk -Cash Rev. Fund Sub to American Magazine 2.00 111 The American City Magazine $ubsoription 2.00 118 The Bee.Gea Staty Store Supplies .60 113 Gillette Publishing Co. Subscription 4.00 114 R. G. Dille, Agent premium on policy 5.00 115 Frank E. meek Salary 50,0 116 Clark's .Cash Rev. Fund reimbursing 8.60 117 J. R, Lowell Rent for Rest Room 60100 118 Caldwell News- Tribune printing 11.70 119 Caldwell News - Tribune printing 27.05 120 Westoott Allen 011 Co. Gasoline 448.62 120.8 Mountain St.Tel & Tel.Go. Tolls 1.70 TOTAL 2,701.28 ROAD FUND i r 121 L. M. Porter salary as Eng. 40,00 122 s. P. Glenn " and Exp. 125.75 123 T. M. Glenn Salary 90.0 124 Wm. Gainey Salary 90.00 125 L. M. Fullerton Truck Driver 84.80 126 W. Newman Labor 92600 127 anal Nadeau Labor 70.40 128 0. 0. Anderson Assigned Aoct, 11.20 129 Dan Greathouse Labor 72.00 180 George Allen Labor 107.50 131 W. H. Glenn " 86.60 132 Roes Newman " " 107.00 104.60 133 Charley. Randolph " 84900 134 136 mark Sawyer F. Allen Smith with team 146.50 136 G. E. WL=ie ^ 107.50 137 W. H. Dawson 138 A. E. Harper Oontraotor 364.00 7 . 0 139 Garton 1'rintere Ltd., warrants 139 140 Idaho Power 009 Crusher 22.23 141 142 Oaldwel}. Gonorete Pipe, Co. Idaho aotric supply 004 Pipe socket sets 4.44 143 Irrigatlbft Lumber 00,. Supplies - Supplies 10.03 35.06 144 Beater Foundry & Koh Works 145 Gem State Lumber Co: supplies E 00 146 Dr. T.H.MaLaughlin Services 67.00 147 Maepp's Paint Store Paint 148 John Hollrioh Leather 1,20 3,49 Andrea Battery station Hose 1.66 150 Oregon.Trail Tire & Bat. Shop Supplies 9.00 151 Miller Hardware Oo, supplies 152 Milliner Transfer Co. .60 49.00 4 9.61 153 164 W. G. Cowden Buntin Traotor Co. supplies $applies 166 1. R. goldsmith Services 7.76 3,fi0 166 Butler Hardware Co. Supplies 69.66 167 Home Lumber & Coal Co. Supplies 17.64 168 169 M. E. Curtis Caldwell Forwarding Co. Hay Supplies 23 160 A. W. Duncan Services 27.79 12.23 161 Jack Thorne Motor 00. Supplies 14.50 162 Fred Goette supplies 163 Westoott Allen Oil Oo. supplies 0 100 164 Clerk's Cash Rev..Pand Expenses 61.35 ' 29 TOTAL i. WATER WORES Yam s ieb L. M. Sorter Salary 50.00 - 166 0. L. Sloan Salary 100.00 167 Bryan Harding Salary& overtime 141.90 16e Oboe. Rogers Salary 108.00 169 Ernest Mason Labor 86.40' 170 Senneth Nickle Labor 46.40 _ 171 Wilbur abuse Labor 108.00 172 W. S. abuse Q 1:60 173 Seymour Howard °- 88.20' 174 R. M. Perkins " 84:80 175 C. 0. Anderson Co. Assiga98 Accounts 16,.00 176 Allen E. Hosaok' May Estimate 1888.50 177 Eagens Dietagen'Co. Supplies 4.22 178 The Caxton Printers Ltd. WarYanto 7.00 119 Idaho Power Oo.' Lights 339.80 180 concrete Pipe Co. Motor boxes 110.00- 181 Bee Gee Staty Store Supplies 1.20 186 Snapps Paint Store Paint 4.76 183 Miller Hardware'Ce. Supplies 8.70• 184 Caldwell Plumbing & Rtg Go. ° 6.32 185 Jack Thorne Ubtur Oo. Mdse & supplies 17.79 186 Butler Hardware 'Coo supplies 1.46 187 A. W. Duncan ° 11.70 lee Crane Companp,.PortlaFtd Ore. " 327.04 189 Neptune Motes Cc• 136.68 190 Tewell Motor Co: •eQ . 191 Caldwell News Tribune printing 16625. 192 Olerk's Cash Rev. pond freight & expxess 269.06 193 Waterworks Depreciation FUSA Transfer 8000400 TOTAL CEMETERY FOND 1% J. W. Ross Salary 100.00. 195 J► A. Lemmon 90.00 196 R. Endicott Labor - 89.60 197 Harvey Endicott ° 83.20 198 Wm. Shuee ° 83120 - 199 H. J. McCoy " 83.20 200 J. L. woloh ° 48.00 201 F. G. Hoffman Premium 10.00 202 Wilson zero. Goo Marc, 8.40 203 A. W. Duncan I supplies 650 204 Caxton Printers.Lt$. Printing 3.60• 206 See Gee Stationery Store supplies .50- TOTAL $ 597.10 PARS FUND 206 C. 0. Gurwell Salary 100.00 207 W. Graver 140 Hrs Labor 56.00 208 W. Beremore 204 Era. ° S1i60 209 Ralph Bryant 18 bra labor 7.20 210 M. D. Bryant 112 hre labor 44.80 211 Idaho Power Co.' Lights & Cooking 12.05 212 Rnappe Paint Store Paint 3.40 213 Miller Hardware' 00# Supplies 6.20. 214 F. E. Bollman Ob. Bell for ties pole 4.76. 215 Caldwell Tin Shop 2 garbage cans 12.00 216 Vance Butt, Na4a Idaho. p1ambs 6.76 217 Botkin Gardon Drug Otero ant poison 1.26 218 Irrigators Lumber Company material. 16686 El9 The Caxton Printers Ltd. Supplies 3.50 E20 Clerk's cash Rev. band Aseg. Aootsti 16:00 TO • LIBRARY FUND 220A Rosalie Lee Bell salary 125.00 221 William March , ° 40.00 222 D. M. abase Supplies 6.85 223 Oarnegis 8ublio Library Telephone & Poaaer 13.66 224 Peckham Purniture Co. Burlap 2.04 ✓ 225 Gaylord Bros. Ino. Supplies 10.30 226 American Printing House for Blind 12 Copies 23.84 227 Caldwell Plbg & Etg Goo Repairs 1.50 228 Millar Hardware Go. Supplies 2.45 229 Moffieel Lumber Yard supplies 6.00 230 Esy -Boone Co. • Supplies 1.86 231 Charles T. Hawkee Roses 5.50 232 Dieter Bookbinding Go. Supplies 43.16 235 J. K. Gill Co. Supplies 8.16 y 1 t 284 W. H. Haynes Fertiliser 2.00 285 H. R. Ranting Cc., Inc. Merchandise 60.18 286• Gaston Printers Ltd., Sweeping compound 5.08 TOTAL 567.42 IRRIGATION 287 L. D. Porter Salary 56.00 288 Walter Griffiths Labor 81.60 289 Frank Dowd glary 157.51 240 Tom Cochrane Salary 102.00 241 W. Stevens Labor 9.60 242 C. L. Bourlaad Uabor 94.80 248 Geo. Steward Labor 120.00 244 Noel Nadeau Labor 16.60 245 John Siler ^ 86.40 246 W. Newman 16.00 247 J. A. Fullerton ^ 86.40 248 Wall and Rawlings Assigned Acot. 25.60 249 Golden Rule store '! ^ 99.80 250 C. 0. Anderson 2 pr. Boots 12.90 261 Irrigators Lumber Do. Supplies 50.02 252 Caxton Printers Ltd. Warrants 7.00 253' Idaho Electric Supply Co. Glpves 4.20 264 Gem State Lumber Co, Supplies 16.20 266 Sutler Hardware Do. ^ 10.20 256 Botkin Gordon Drug Go Acid 1. 6 257 1. E. Goldsmith Services 16. 0 256 Oaldwell Ooamrste Pipe Co. supplies 647.21 269 Idaho Power Co. Pomp 80.45 29 TOTAL .2 - SPRIMMING FUND - 260 -1 Homer Brooke 210 hours 84.00 261 Claud Luallem 164 hours 114.80 262 I. P. Jones, Labor 105.60 268 W. H. Glenn 52 Hours 20.80 264 A. W. Duncan Repaire 10.50 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 265 Idaho Power Cp. street Lights 889.65 TOTAL BOND & INTEREST' FUND 266 First National Bank esohangg on Ooupella 2.39 TOTAL 2.39 DRAINAGE FUND 267 Clerk's Dash Rev. Fund Freight on dredge 100400 to Wilder TOTAL LOCAL neROVREN'4' DISTRICT 7• 268 U. H. Eastnoe Professional services 60.00 TOTAL LOCAL IMPROVEWT DISTRICT # 9. 269 270 L. M. Porter Walter Griffiths Jr. Salary Assisting Rag. 40.00 65.20 271 272 J. H. Forbes Hugh S. Caldwell Labor Attorneys fees 1.80 150.00 273 S. Earls Boyes Assig Loot. 1.26 10.00 274 Caldwell news Tribune printing . , TOTAL LOCAL IMPRDVEHENT DISTRICT # 10. 275 Clerk's Cash Rev. Fund Express & freight 0 146.57 TOTAL • LOCAL IMPROVE 4T DISTRICT # Ilo 276 277 L. R. Porter I Walter Griffiths Jr. - salary Ae81eting Engineer 60.86 24.00 270 M. H. Eastaos _ professional services 50.00 4859 279 Gabbey & McNeil Final settlement 280 Baxter Foundry & Moh. Works Supplies 5.00 10.00 281 Caldwell News - Tribune printing TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 26999.61 It was moved.by Johns and seconded by Leighty that the foregoing bills be allowed as road and that warrants be issued in pa9ment tpeseofa Mot ion carried' The Council took up for consideration the matter of the annual approprie- tion bill, and the City Attorney celled attention to the provision of Section 3940 Idaho Compiled Statutes, as amended by-Chapter 167, have of 1983. the Chapter 158 Laws of 1927, of the State of Idaho. Thereupon it was moved by Bollman and seconded by Leighty that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a resolution fixing a time for e public meeting to consider protests against proposals for levy to meet ourrent expenses for the ensuing fiscal year. Motion carried. Thereupon Ocuncilman Dickens presented the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 110. 38. By Dickens. A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC MEETING FOR MONDAY JULY 14tho 1930, at EIGHT O'OLOCX P.M. FOR THE PURPOSE OF GRANTING A'PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE APPROPRIATION BILL PROVIDED FOR IN SEOTION 4065 OF THE 0012 ED STATUTES OF THE STATE OF IDAHO An. CHAPTER 158 OF THE IDAHO SESSION L&W8 FOR 1927, SHALLAM PASSED BY THE ]MAYOR AND CITY CCUHCIL; A COPY OF WHICH SAID ESTIMATE OF THE PROPOSED APPROPRIATION BILL IS FOLLY MT FORTH AT LENGTH UPON THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING or THE MAYOR AAD CITY COUNCIL HELD Op JUNE 2nd, 1930= -THE SAID LEVY FOR GENERAL LEVY PURPOSES BEING IN EXCESS OF THE MILLS• . WHEREAS at a- regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Caldwell!�- held an the End day of June, 1930, an estimate of the probable amount of money necessary all purposes to be raised in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, during the fiscal year begin. ning the first Tuesday in May. 1930, and ending the first Tuesday of May, 1931, infilud- ing principal and interest due on the bonded debt and sinking fund, itemising and classifying the different objects and branches of eapemditurey' as near as maybe, with a statement of the revenue of the city for the previous fieoal year, was submitted to said Mayor and Oity Council by the Finance Committee, and which said estimate was entered at length upon its minutes; and whereas, Motion was duly made, seconded and oarried that proper resolution be drawn fixing the time for a public meeting for hearing protests against said pro- posed appropriation bill and giving due notice thereof; BOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR ABM COUNCIL OF THE OXTY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO: Section 1. That ths,mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell have determined that it will. require a tax levy for general revenue purposes in excess of ten mills to raise apfficient money for general purposes, as provided by law and as is more fully shown by the estimate of expenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year beginning tie first Tuesday in may, 1930, and ending the first on may, 1931. Section 2. That before the passage of said appropriation bill and before said levy be made, a public }wearing be granted, and that said public hearing is hereby call- ed and ordered to be held at the City Hall of said Oity at the hour of eight o'clock on the-14th of July. 1930, upon said estimate and proposed appropriation bill. Section 3. That notice of said meeting and public hearing shall be given: by at least three publications in the Caldwell News- Tribune, the official neW0yaper of City of Caldwell, idand, whioh not ioe shall be in sabstantdally the following forms NOTIOE OF MEETING AIM PUBLIC HEAR ON THE PROPOSED - ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES OF THE OITY OF OAMWELL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY. 1930, AND ENDING THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, 1931; SAID ESTIMATE AND TAX LEVY FOR GENERAL PURPOSES BEING IN EXCESS OF TEN MILLS. P.' � J J 11 1 11�r . r j The City Council and Mayor having determined that it will require a tax levy for general purposes in 8x0888 of ten mills, to'raiee sufficient moody for general purposes as provided by law and as fully dot forth in the estimate of expenditures of the City of Oaldwell, Idaho for the fiscal year beginning the First Tuesday on May. 1930, and ending the first Taedday in may, 1931. ' NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN That a public meeting and hearing is hereby granted on said proposed appropriation bill, to be held at the City Hall in the City of Oaldwell, Idaho, at the hour of eight V olook P.E., on the 74th day of July, 1930. For further detailed information concerning said proposed appropria- tiozf bill, reference is hereby made to said estimate of expenditures here - inebbve referred to and fully met forth in the minutes of the meeting of the ?mayor and City Council on the 2nd day of June, 1930. ' By order of the Liayor and City Council of Caldwell, ldah - 0. 'Dated this 2nd day of June, 1930. (SEAZI Fred H. �¢oConnel Attest: 0 ng -C y 0 er . 3eot -ion 4. That the said notioe shall be AtA same as hereby ordered and that the Gity Clerk of the City of Caldwell, is hereby ordered, authorised and directed to cause said notice to be published as hereinabove mentioned, and procure and file proof of publication of the same. Tha motion for the adoption of the resolution was duly seoonded by Johna. The question being "Shall the resolution pass?" The Mayor directed the Olerk to °call the roll which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickene, Gordon, Jcbns, Leighty and Sandmeyer: ,Those voting in the nega- tive None. Absent. None. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and Resolution No. 38, adopted, and directed the Clerk to record the same upon the Journal of the proceedings of the Council as a part of the minutes of this meeting. Thereupon the Mayor in open session of the Council duly approved and signed the same and the 0,1erk duly -attested said r®aolu'tiob. EPTIEATE OF THE EXPENDITURES . 'OF THE CITY OF CALMLL, IDAHO FOR THE 'YEAR 130 -1931. June, S, 1930. FOLI+OWING 13 THE ESTIMATE PREPARED BY THE MAYOR AND CPPY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, COURT? OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO, FOR THE PROBABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY NEOES FOR ALL PURPOSES TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION 719' THE SAID CITY DURING THE FISOAL,YAAR BEGINNING THE FIRST TOMMY OF MAY, 1930,: AND ENDING THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, 1931, INOLUDING PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST - DUE ON THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS AND SINKING ]PONDS, ITEMIZING AND OUSSIFYING THE SEVERAL BRANCHES OF EXPENDITURES AS NEARLY A9 MAY BE, WITH A STATEMENT OF THE ENTIRE REVENUE OF THE CITY FOR TEM PH)MOOS YEAS: - For the Qity,Hall, including salaries; maintenance, and operation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ---- -- 61600.00 ,. For Department of Mayor and Oounoil', 600.00 including salaries - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For D&14rtment of Oity Oierk, including - - 02800,00 salaries an& inoidentale - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Department of Oity Treasurer, including - - - - - $ 2 $ 00 . 00 salaries and incidentals - -•- - - - - - - - For Department of City Engineer, including salaries and inspector - 61pO0.00 incidentals and expenses of building - - - For Department of City Attorney, including - - - - - - 1D00.00 salaries and incidentals - - - - - - - - - For Department of City Physician, including - _ $Qp.00 salaries and incidentals - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ For Fire Department, including salaries, maintenance` end operation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9b00.00 For Police Department, including sale'riee, - 4600.00 speoial ,police and incidentals - - - - - - - - - - - - �O For Emergencies - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 • . Poo street Sprinkling - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9000 - For Department of Water Rorke, including ealaries ' For incidentals, operation, material equipment 5000.00 and maintenance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 18000.00 For Department of Irrigation, including salaries, incidentals, For operation, material,equipment and maintenance - - - - - - 1'0000.00 For Payment of Bonde,inolnding principal, interest Printing and Pabliostion - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - and sinking funds, the following sums: For Water Works ExtMetbanNo.3 issue July, 1; 1919 - -- 3400000 Principal - - - - - - - -------- - - - - -- '00 Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- 8467.60 Funding 30.3. issue July, X10,000.00 Principal - - - - - - _ _ _�____ ____ Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- 1410.00 Refunding,issue Jeauary,1.1928,' . For Principal- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3350.00 Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- 3686.00 - - - 600.00 For General Street Imprcvement,iqene July,1,1925 - - - . 2800.00 Principal - - ------ - - --- - -- --- 2060.00 Interest -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7'5 1940 Maintenance and operation - - - - - - - - - - - - - �A'y7. 5C TOTAL FOR ALL RESOUROBS A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REVEMM PWM ALL SOURCES FOR THE YEAR 1929 - 1930, - - - - - - - -$146,167.09 as per Auditosle Report - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Street Lighting - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e0T it'y_ "bier' - . For Street. Department, including salarias, maintenance, 15000.00 .operation, material and eqaipment � - - - - -- - - - - - - For Department of Public Patka, including 5000.00 salaries and inoidentald - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Elections - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4,800.00 For Printing and Pabliostion - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4000 00 For Gasoline - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 3400000 For 0 =9enestion Insurance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1000.00 For Fire Insurance - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 500.00 For Taxes - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1000.00 For Audit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - _ - -- - - - - 250.00 Par OityRost Room - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 600.00 For Airport Land - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . 2800.00 For Department of Public Library. including salariew Maintenance and operation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , 4600.00 For Department of Pablio - Cemetery, including 4500.00 salaries and incidentals - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Street Lighting - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10000.00 60000 Thereupon Councilman Sandmeyer int aduced Bill °HO. 14, by Sandmeyer; entitled; AN ORDINANOE ANENDING SROMIDN TWO U. "ORDINANOE NO& 377 ENTITLED AN ORDIBANOE AMDING ORD11=019 N0. 123 REGULATING THE. SPEED OF RAILROADS IS ME CITY OF CALDWELL,- IDAHO, .AHD XBOVIDIROnAdOWNY THEREFOR- PASSED BY THE COUNCIL AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON THE 6th &AY OF NomBER, 19221 which was read for the first time and_ Council proceeded to a oonsideration of Bill No. 14. It was moved by Johns and seconded by Bollman that all roles requiring a Bill to be read on three separate flays be suspended and that Bill No. 14 be read the second time by title and the third time in full. The Mayor directed the Olerk to Cell the roll on the question as stated, which resulted as follows; Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and sandmeyer. J J J r^ i r Those voting in the negative, None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had.carried by the necessary three- Yourth6 majority and direct- ,.. ed the Clerk to read Bill No. 14; the second time by title and'the third time in full section. The Clerk read, the bill as direoted.. On the question as put by the Mayor, "Shall Bill No. 14 pass?" the Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll with the following resulte. Those voting in the affirmative: Bollmen, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer. Those voting in the negative: none. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No. 14, passed, and in open session of the Council the Mayor drily eigned and approved said bill and the Clerk duly attested the same, which thereupon became Ordinance No. 481. The Mayor directed the Blerk to make the proper entry of the passage of the Ordinance upon the Journal of the proceedings of the Council as part of the minutes of this meet- ing and further directed the Clerk to cause Ordinance No. 481 to be published in the Obkdweli News- Tribune, the official NeWspaper of the City of Caldwell. It was moved by Johns and seoonded by Dioksns that.the Cougoil adjourn to reconvene at the Council Chambers in the City Hail, in the City of Caldwell, on Monday, June 16, 1930. at 8 :00 o'clock p.m. .Thereupon the Council adjourned pursuant to the foregoing motion. Ac ring OLT uuler . APPROVED: yor. , COUNCIL CHAMBERS June 16, 1930 8 :00 o'clock p.m. r' Council met it adjourned session pursuant to adjournment of June 2, 1930, With gayor McConnal presiding, and Councilmen Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer present. Absent, None. owing tD the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W.O. Dyer Acting Clerk, and annouaoed that the Council was in session for the oonsidera- tion of any business which might'lawfally coms before it. The Oounoil coneiddred the matter of the well now being drilled at Memorial Park by Allen E. Hosack and discussed the present flow of water which had been obtained* it was moved by Johns and seconded by Leighty that Allen Be Hosack'be to case the well to a depth of approximately 800 test, or further, if necessary to gat a good flow. Motion carried. Thereupon, motion was made by Bollman, seoonded by Dickens that further coasiderotion of the bid of H. J. Weal for performing labor, fu niehiig materials and constructing the works proposed to be constructed in Local Street Imprbvement District No, 9. of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, be continued to the meeting of the Mayor and Counoil to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hal].', in the City of Caldwell, June 18, 1930 at 8 :00 o'clock P.M. Those voting in the affirma- tive; Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Laighty and Sandmayer. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon,'the Mayor i 4 declared the motion carried.