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Home My WebLink About1941-06-02city council minutesCOUNC_L CHAMBERS, SUN2 2, 1941. 8:00 P.M. U The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the L'ouncil Room of the City ?fall, with the Mayor, H. E. Me "luskey presiding, On 'loll Call the following "onncilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Fred B, Newman, Floyd Blunt, E.E.F ^rasher, Wilbur Dakan and C. 0, McDannel. The Minutes of May 5th., 12th., and 19th., were read and approved as read, The Mayor stated that each month any surplus funds remaining in the Water and Sprinkling Fund shall b e transferred to'the General Fund, Councilman Bryant requested the City Treasurer to make a monthly cash report to the c ouncil. The City Clerk read a petition, si _med by property owners, requesting that underground irrigation be installed on Block 36, T.9ashington Heights Addition. This matter was referred to the Irrigation Committee. Mr. Hugh Ackley was present and requested that the disturbance caused by oc- cupants of parked cars on 1.0,0. F,dance nights be stopped; . The Mayor requested the City Attorney to take this matter up with the I.O.O.F. Dance Committee. Mr. A. L. Gray was present and requested that Arthur ° treet between 11th and L ' Li 21st., be oiled. The Mayor informed Mr. Gray that he would have to present a petition signed by property owners in that district. Mr. Morey Russell appeared and recuested the Cit? to sponsor the Play Ground Project, expecially, the North Side Play !:round. The Mayor informed Mr. Russell that this project would be taken under consid- eration. G Mr. E.C. Hickok, Caretaker of the Lump Grounds,was present and informed the Mayor and 0 ouncil that the work at the Dump Grounds was increasing and asked for a raise in salary. The Mayor appointed Councilman McDannel to check on this matter. Councilman Bryant,informed the �Iounoil that Mrs. C. E. Locke and Andrew Sand- erson had requested underground irrigation on their lots. This matter was referred to the Irrigation Committee. Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilmen Me Dannel, who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Newman. RFSOUTTION By McD ;nnel. FIXING INT?REST RATES ON WARRANTS. WRA'REAS, Chapter 99 of the 1935 Session Laws of the � of Idaho, authorizes supervising boards of municipal corporations to fix, by Resolution duly passed and approved ttLe rate of interest not exceeding six per cent, that warrants issued by authority of such boards are tobear and draw; and '6tFHEREAS, Said Chapter also provides that the treasurers of such municipalities must endorse on warrants not paid upon presentation the following matter, to wit: "Not paid for want of funds ", and must annex to said warrants the date of presentation and specify thereon the rate of interest that such warrants shall draw after presentation, which rate is to be fixed ins aid Resolution; and further provides that the name of the ■ 013 treasurer must be signed to said endorsement; and further provides that thereafter said - warrants so endorsed shall draw interest at the rates specified in such Resolution; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLSED By the Mayor'and Council of the City of Caldwell, as follows, to -wit: 1. That all warrants hereafter issued by the 1, ity of Caldwell and which are not paid;upon presentation for lack of funds, draw andbear interest at the irate of four per cent. (0) per Annum from the date of their presentation for paymeddt until the date which may be fix- ad for the payment of said warrants. 2. That the Treasurer of said'City be, and he hereby is directed to endorse on all warrant presented for payment, and which are not paid for lack of funds, the following matter, to wit; Not paid for went of funds; the date of presentation for payment; the rate of interest that such warrant shall draw after presentation, said rate to be the rate of interest in this Resolution specified. PASSED AND APPROVED by the Mayor and douncil "of the "ity of Caldwell, Idaho, this 2nd day �f June, A. D. 1941, (CORPORATE SEAL) ATTEST], �i / uIeyor City Clerk. Moved by Bryant, Seconded by Newman that the First "ational Bank'of Caldwell and the Idaho First Nstionsl'Bank, be and they are hereby designated ad the Banks of De- pository wherein the funds of the City of Caldwell shall be deposited. Motion carried. Moved by Newman, seconded by Fresher that the Caldwell News - Tribune be designated as the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell for tfia following two years. Motion carried. Mr. H. L. hogers appeared before the "ouncil and stated that he bad a contract with the City of Caldwell for curb and gutter and oiling on Lots 13- 14- 15 -16; Blk, 7, Origimal and that he wished to have Lot 13 released from this contract. Moved by hryant seconded by Blunt that Mr. Rogers pay one - fourth of the balance due on the contract and lot 13 would be released. Motion carried. The Bills for May were read and on motion by Bryant, seconded bj Blunt that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 1 7 7 I J l .J it GENERAL FUND 1 H. E. McCluskey 2 Thurlow Bryant Salary 50.00 3 Wilbur Dakan „ 25.00 4 Fred E. Newman 25.00 5 Floyd Blunt „ 25.00 6 E.E.Frasher 25.00 7 C, C, McD nnel 25.00 8 Edger L. 8skes „ 28.00 9 14.8.8andmeyer 5,00 10 G, M. Fenrich „ 3.00 11 W.B. Hand -ord 3.00 12 W.E.Babcock 3.00 13 Oscar Stengel „ 3.00 14 O.E.Fritts 3.00 15 Ads I. Hartenbower „ 150.00 16 H-.L. Hanna 85.00 17 18 _ Clerk's Cash R volt' Fund M.States Tel & °Tel Bond Supplies 27.75 7.00 19 The D11le AgBncy Rent & Toll 5,15 20 Boone's Book otore Bond 5.00 21 Burroughs Addin g achine M Co. Sup Plies n 3.95 22 H, E. yarmenter� .90 1 3 Boone's Book Stoie Salary 140,00 Sup lies 2.55 1 7 7 I J l .J it 1359 L �I Nos, Name, What for Amount. 24 - Mitchell- Graves Agency Bond 92.50 25 City Treasurer Supplies 54,32 26 H. E. Parmenter, Treas. " 4 - 00 27 Idaho Power Co., Power 39.17 28 L.B.Flstcher Supplies 12.50 29 Tewell Electric 10.50 30 Wilson Petry Yere. Co., 7.80 31 Capital News Publishing Co., " 5,00 32 Clerk's dash h Fund " 2,75 33 .Lionel C. Krnll Sslary 155.00 34 Coy Collins 135.00 35. -Pete Olesen 13x}.00 36 .Forrest Millender " 120 ^00 '37 Waldo Paddock Services 96.00 38 Bryan carding 25.00 39 Kenneth Moore 4.50 40 Mathew Maxwell " 4.50 41 Del Royce " 4.50 '42 A. B. Barnnett 2.50 43 Edward Smtth 2,00 44 William Wnod " 1.00 45 Union Faciffe R. 11. Freight 22.95 46 Y. Ststes Tel & Tel Rent &- 7.75 47 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Supplies 6.52 48 I. 6,31 49 Becker 8'dw. " 4.20 50 Caldwell Auto Supply ,98 51 Western Auto Supply .58 52 Miller Hdw. Co., " 30 53 C.S.Claussen Salary 136..65 54 Ernie •-ason 120.00 55 Jack Thomas " 120.00 56 O.V.Glenn " 120.00 57 E,".Giddings 100.00 58 John Dobsor " 69,65 59 H,E.Felton " 25.65 60 Fred Cromwell 15.85 61 .B, H, Y,erns Services 12.00 62 - Harley Dpvidson Agency Supplies 29.35 63 .PA. States Tel A Tel Pent & loll 13.30 64 Boise - Payette Lbr. Supplies 11.88 65 .Blake 8- Pickett " 7.98 66 S. D. M.D. Services 5.00 67 Lodge filotor 4 ., Supplies 4.50 68 Caldwell Auto Supply 4.14 69 Moores Stationer®' 4.00 70 Tewell Electric " 2.50 71 .Gamble Store Auth .19 72 E.0, Hickok Salary 20,00 73 L. M. Porter " 173.36 74 Bryan "Arding 100.00 75 -W, A. Paddock Services 11.75 76 Fred H. McConnel Ssla.ry 29.15 77 Wilbur Shuee Services 24.00 78 S.Ben Dunlap °glary 75,00 79 Idaho First National Bank Rent 40.00 eO Mrs. Vinnie Dunn 5 Sat, lights 2.50 81 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 30.75 82 Shorb Printing " 2.00 83 Idaho Gas & 011 Co., Gasoline 420,00 84 Ernest Earl Salary 120,00 85 D. J. Winters " 100.00 86 Westcott Oil Supplies 20.00 87 Fletcher Oil " 13.11 88 .Milliner Transfer 11.20 69 . Idaho Power Co., Power 10.00 90 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 7.32 91 Richfield 011 Corp. " 3.40 92 Mrs. Etta Wymore " 1.80 93 Goldsmith Shop " 1.12 94 Becker udw. .90 95 I.B.Goldsmith .72 96 Garber Motro Co., " .24 97 Ralph & m1.R. Hollingsworth R,.; 30.00 98 .Walker Agency Insurance 437.61 99 The Dille Agency " 71.60 TOTAL GENERAL FUND 4,163.90 ROAD FUND 100 p. Glenn Salary 125.00 101 E rl Zeal " 130.00 102 Rag Woolery " 100.00 103 Fred Zeal " 100,00 104 flay Jewett Services 29.60 105 Ellis Courtright, Assig model Cash 19.20 106 Robert '.00lery,assig Floyd Southward " 19.20' 107 frank Greenwood " 9.60 108 Frank "oty " 9.60 199 Freeman Looney,assig Folk's " 9.60 110 'Caldwell 1, onrete Pipe o., Supplies 191.00 363 Nos, Name. What for. Amount, 111 Hardy Bros Supplies 34.71 112 Ray Jewett " 29.60 113 Harry's Repair Shop 19,50 114 Westcott Oil Sery ces 18,48 115 . C Auto Supply Power 18,04 116 .Garber Motor Go., Pent & Toll Books 14.70 117 Olson Mfg. " 19.93 118 Burns Chev. Co., " 7.56 119 Cooperative 011 " 7,00 120 Goldsmith Shop " 2.23 121 Blake & Pickett 2,:10 122 Emmons Service Station " 1.93 123 ..Miller Hdw. Co., " 1.20 124 Sullens Super Service IRRICATIO?T FUND 1.08 125 Clerk's Cash R - Fund " 1.00 126 Caldwell Mfg, Co., " ,50 127 Gamble Stores Auth. " .50 128 .Western Auto Supply Co., Services 48 TOTAL ROAD FUND 914.34 !RATER FUND 129 C. Salary .122130 130 Lee Stone " 83,25 131 L. C. Barton " 71.20 132 Bethene Wilkinson 47,00 133 Hugh Mershall Sery ces 42,55 134 Claud Luallen,assig C. C. Anderson Power 26.00 135 Y. D. Newman Pent & Toll Books 20,80 136 D. K. Beatty " 20.80 137 138 Kim Watkins, p si Floyd Southward B. Utter " 15.6 0 168 J. " 12.60 139 Buck Selders " 10.00 140 A,B,Exley 3.20 141 Idaho Power Co,, Power 282.11 142 143 Hersey Mfg, Go „ Baxter Foundry & Yaahine "orks Suppl�es 134.20 144 Ndptune Meter IRRICATIO?T FUND 122.00 107,50 145 Wsterworks Equipment (;o., Salary 62.04 146 .Clerk's Cash ' voly Fund ° 50.61 147 .Caldwell Concrete Pipe Go., [! 142,00 148 .Irrigator's Lbr, lo., Services 16.10 149 Ho *e Lbr. & coal " 14,4 0 150 .M.States Tel & Tel " 10. 151 .Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., „ 7.75 152 Westcott oil s 7.00 153 Goldsmith she " 2.36 154 B-0.05 Book Store " 2,30 155 .Harry's Repair Shop " 9.60 156 .Caldwell Auto Supply n 1,00 0 157 Burns Chev. Co., " 4,80 158 Garber 'Potor ' ,80 187 -Tom Alexander .25 �I TOTAL WATER FUND 1,439.62 LIBRARY FUND 159 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 160 161 .Flaville C,�londel A,E, Hastie 50,00 152. The Dille Amency Insurance 40.00 52.93 163 164 Idaho Power Co „ M. States Tel & Tel Power 13.72 165 The Oregon -News Agency Pent & Toll Books 4.00 166 The MacVillan Co., " 140.81 167 Gaylord giros., Inc 68,23 168 A,-C, McClurg " 28.65 169 The Junior Literary Guild " 20.87 18,50 170 The H.W. " ilson Co., - 12,00 TOTAL LIBRARY FTTND 574,71 171 C. L. Bourland IRRICATIO?T FUND 172 Oaenr Hauman Salary 125.00 173 H,L,Cole 97,00 174 Thos Cochrane 97,00 175 Moles "d deau Services 97.00 176 W.E. Lawrence 62.75 177 Guy Realy u 86.80 178 E, M. Mc Ewen „ 84.40 84.40 179 180 .Ben Slack .W.W.Shaver s 41.60 181 iroy Snodgrass " 182 A. L. Kepler 16.40 183 -John Tuc!rness " 9.60 184 Kenneth Barton 9.60 185. Everett Hire u 4,80 186 -Robt Wyatt ' 187 -Tom Alexander 3.20 188 E rl Sypher „ 3.20 189 Ted Lawson 1,60 1,60 �I Nos, Name. 190 L. A.3rogdon 191 Idaho Power Uo., 192 Caldwell Auto Supply 193 -Home Lbr, & Coal 194 Becker IIdw. 195 Western Auto Supply 196 Boise Payette Lbr 197 -Gambae Store 198 Miller Hdw. 199 Brooks Service Station 200 Derry's "epsir Shop 201 Goldsmith Shop 202 '".'. A. Landauer 203 Carber Motor Whet for. Services Power Supplies n n u n n n TOTAL IRRIO.ATION FUND SPRINKLING FUND Snlnry Supplles M Amoun t 1.50 52.17 12,01 10.63 8.79 8.55 7.70 6.12 3.85 1.35 1,00 j .78 75 .34 204 Del Soper 205 7. Ga iney 206 Caldwell Auto Supply 207 Gee Hammer 208 Clifford Raymond 209 Loren Mesler 210 Paul Pidgeon 211 Sheridan Moore 212 Cleo Balck 213 Ray Jewitt 214 Gamble Stores 215 Millar Hdw. "o., 216 V- States Tel & Tel 217 Rey.Jewitt TOTAL SPRITIFLING FUND CEYT'TERY FUND Salary n Services n n Supplies Rent & Toll Supplies TOTAL CEI.EPFRY FTMD PARK FUND TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND 953 Oscar Sullivan Snlsry Eo Itluf�erton Services 961.59 100,00 80.00 2.70 125.00 100.00 86.40 86.40 66.40 86.40 2.00 3.38 2.48 2.00 2.00 0 f, 582.46 90.00 88.40 80.20 56.20 24.60 3.00 ,90 43.00 40.90 40.06 21,00 10.45 6.53 5.40 2.94 2,40 2,00 1.33 1.28 .05 520.61 60.00 95.00 95.00 45:00 8.80 38.80 13.75 2.50 2.30 8,11 1.50 .91 .90 .70 ,35 C 267.62 90.80 77,20 9.20 r Inn Sala 219 J.B.Gibson Services 220 0. P. Overlin Friary 221 W. L. Landreth 222 W. ".Shaver 223 Viva Barton Services n 224 Hattie L. Stork Supplies 225 Home Lbr. A- Coal Co., Supplies 226 Millar Hdw. Co., � 227 Irrigator's Lbr. 228 National Mower `'o., Power 229 Boise Payette Lbr. Supplies 230 Becker I'dw, Express 231 Wilson Petry Mere. Supplies 232 Clerk'a Cash RiLvoly Fund n 233 Goldsmith Shop 234 Caldwell Upholstering Shop 235 C Auto Supply „ 236 Caldwell Concrete Pipe 237 Gamble atores Auth. TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND 953 Oscar Sullivan Snlsry Eo Itluf�erton Services 961.59 100,00 80.00 2.70 125.00 100.00 86.40 86.40 66.40 86.40 2.00 3.38 2.48 2.00 2.00 0 f, 582.46 90.00 88.40 80.20 56.20 24.60 3.00 ,90 43.00 40.90 40.06 21,00 10.45 6.53 5.40 2.94 2,40 2,00 1.33 1.28 .05 520.61 60.00 95.00 95.00 45:00 8.80 38.80 13.75 2.50 2.30 8,11 1.50 .91 .90 .70 ,35 C 267.62 90.80 77,20 9.20 TOTAL PARK FUND GOLF FUND 238 R. ° . Oleson Friary 239 Sam Lamkin 240 Sam Livessy 241 Reese °eyless Services n 242 243 W.W.Shaver Miller Hdw.9o., Supplies 244 Geo A Weitz 245 North- '.Rest Toro � 246 Boone's Bcok Store 247 Idaho Power Co., Power 248 Troy Laundry & Cleaning Supplies 249 Clerk's Cash R"vol Fund Express 250 Caldwell A °upply Supplies 251 Brooks Service „ 252 Brooks Service TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND 953 Oscar Sullivan Snlsry Eo Itluf�erton Services 961.59 100,00 80.00 2.70 125.00 100.00 86.40 86.40 66.40 86.40 2.00 3.38 2.48 2.00 2.00 0 f, 582.46 90.00 88.40 80.20 56.20 24.60 3.00 ,90 43.00 40.90 40.06 21,00 10.45 6.53 5.40 2.94 2,40 2,00 1.33 1.28 .05 520.61 60.00 95.00 95.00 45:00 8.80 38.80 13.75 2.50 2.30 8,11 1.50 .91 .90 .70 ,35 C 267.62 90.80 77,20 9.20 a6d os. Name. Whet for. Amount,. 256 Lou F Services 9.20 TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND � 186.40 STREET LIGHTING FUND 257 Idaho Power Co., Power 768.63 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FTJAD 768,63 AIRPORT FUND 258 Marvin Fairbanks Services 6.00 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 6.00 GF.AND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR MAY, 1941, $10.668.58_ There being no further business to come befof'e the Council it was moved by Bryant seconded by Blunt that Council adjourn to meet June 9th., 1941, at 8:00 P. M. Motion c O Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CIIA9"BER5, JUNE 9th., 1941, 8:00 P.M. Pursuant to adjournment of the Regular Monthly Meeting held on May 5th., 1941, the Council met in the Council Rooms with the Mayor H.E. McCluskey presiding. On Roll Call the following C ouncilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Wilbur Daken, Floyd Blunt, E.E,Frasher, Fred E. Newman and C. 0. McDannel. The Council Troceeded to consider the annual appropriation bill. WHEkEUPON, Councilman Bryant, presented the following Resolution and moved the gdoption thereof, which motion vies duly seconded by Councilmen Blunt: BE IT RESOLVED, That the following is an estimate of theexpenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year 1941 -1942, and that the following be, and is hereby, adopt- ed, and the following is an estimate prepared by the i� and City Council of the u ity of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, for the probable amount of money necessary for all purposes to be raised bytaxation in the City during the year beginning May, 1, 1941, including principal and interest due on bonded 9ndebtednass and sinking funds, itemizing and class- ifying the several branches of expenditures as nearly as may b e, to -wit: ESTIMATE OF THE F.XFFNDITURF:S OF' TIE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR TH^ YEAR 1941 -1942 June 9, 1941. FOLLOWING IS THE E"TIMATR PREPARED BY 1' y MPXOR AND CITY COUNCIL O: THE CITY. OF CALD^-311,, CANYOi: COMNY, STATR' OF IDAHO, FOP, THE PROEP.BLE AMOtWT OF :riONEY 11ECE,�SARY FOR A'L PURPOSES TO PE RAISED zY TAXATION IN THE °AID CITY DURING THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE let. DAY OF ATAY, 1941, AND ENDING THE Ist.DAY OF MAY, 1942, INCLUDING PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST DUE ON THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS AND SINKING FUNDS, ITEIfIZING AND CLASEIFYI.;G THE' SEVER41, B,rtANChES Oi? EXF!7NDITtT$S AS NEARLY A" TRAY Bx.,', WITH A STATEi=M7 OF TnL ENTIRE REVENU' 0 =t CITY FOR Tiy PREVIOUS YI?.F_IL; For the City Uall, including salaries, maintenance and oparation ----------------- -------------------------- N 1,400.00 C7ayor and 'ouncil, including salaries---------------- - - - - -- 2,400.00 City Clerk, including salaries and incidentals------- - - ---- 3,115.00 City Treasurer, incl -ding ealaries and incidentals--- - - - - -- 9,050.00 City Engineer, including salaries and incidentals---- - - - - -- 4,400.09 City Attorney, including salary and incidentals------ - - - - -- 1,050.00 � I it