HomeMy WebLinkAbout1912-06-03city council minutesCouncil Chambers, City of Caldwell, Monday evening, June 3, 1912,
Council met in regular session with H. J. Zeh, president of the council, presiding,
and Councilmen E. H. Adam, E.Q. Adams, rohn L. Bardsley, liobri Stunenberg, and T.E.
Walker, present; C. J. Shorb, clerk, when the following business was trassactedt
Minutes of the meetings of ,ray read and corrected
by the insertion of the
following motion in the
minutes of May ar, 1.dl6c
"voted on motion
of Walker, that the four lots
on the northeast corner of
Cleveland Boulevard and
Eleventh avenye be selected as
the site for the 'Carnegie
library ouiilri,h,"
Voted, on motion
of Walker, that the minutes be
approved as corrected:
The report of the
engineer was read and, on motion
of Adams, approved and
ordered filed.
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The report of the
chief of police was read and,
on motion of Bardsley ap-
proved and ordered filed.
The report of the
police fudge was read and, on
motion of Adam approved and
ordered filed.
The report of the
treasurer was read and, on motion of Adams approved and
ordered filed.
The report of the
city clerk was read and on motion of Adams approved and
ordered filed.
The report of the
superintendent of water works
was read and on motion of
Walker approved and ordered filed.
The report of the
sexton was read rr.d on motion
of Adams approved and ordered
filed.
The following cliama were read and on motion of
Adam, allowed, and warrants
were ordered drawn on the several funds as followsi
GENERAL FUND.
W. R. WilkersoG,
Bond of officers,
20.00
American National Ban$,
Exchange,
22.45
G. W. Smith,
commission,
650.00
Willie B. Wilson,
Registrar,
16.x.0
Lettie P. Askey,
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17.50
George Sheuee,
Labor,
4,00
Abe Welrodt,
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1100
Geo. Walrodt,
1.00
Mrs. ff. S. Havird,
Clerk, election,
2.00
Lillian Potter,
Judge "
2.00
F. L. Feller,
"
2.00
G. 17. Shuee,
"
2.00
lire. iff. C. Moore,
Clerl; "
2.00
John T. Hay,
Judge "
2.00
B. E. Miller,
"
2.00
B. F. Hartkopf,
" "
2.00
Chas. Oakes,
"
2.00
Mrs. Enema stone,
Clark "
2.00
Wm. ginkaid,
Judge
2.00
J. W. Crouse,
" "
2,00
J. G. Cowden,
it
2,00
C. J. Shorb,
Sglary, clerk,
70.00
Ethelwyn Fortner,
," asst. "
35.00
H. R. Wallace,
" Attorney,
50.00
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Thomas Cochrane,
Labor,
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1.75
Edward Redden,
Services City engineer,
35.00
Wm. Maf.cl,
Salary Nightwateb,
80.00
John W. Roes,
Janitor, salayy,
20.00
H. H. Compton,
Mdse.
1.00
G. W. Hodson,
Salary & 'Killing doge,
90.00
Caldwell Printing Co.,
Printing,
16.50
John Terry,
Labor,
2.50
Boyes Hardware Co.,
Mdse.
3,75
Idaho Railway Light & Power
Co.,Lights,
66.35
Blab Printery
Publications,
20.42
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Printing,
.50
Idaho Stamp Works,
Rubber stamps,
2.75
Urie Martin,
Salary Treasurer,
25.00
A. W. Duncan
Blacksmit.hing,
19.75
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mdee.
1.50
H. A. Russell,
Heber,
2.75
C. M. Millener,
11
7.50
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mde ®.
,25
Caldwell Harness Shop,
Mdse.
1.00
John J. Plowheed,
Case of Jones ve city,
50.00
ROAD FUND.
G,A.Garven,
Labor,
37.39
R: E. Glenn,
"
10.74
W. I1. McDonough,
"
10.37
E. R. Simmons,
"
1.00
Short Brotlers,
Frank Neff,
22.45
Walter Thomas,
Oats,
65.88
Fred Rose,
Asst. engineer,
7.50
Thomas Coehranse,
Labor,
9.00
Edward Redden,
Salarylrengineer,
57.50
Wm. Mar& ,
Use of team,
22.50
Wendell Rice,
Aest, engineer,
11.25
Maxey & Schnabel,
Mdee.
1.10
John Terry
Labor,
43.94
John Terry,
Labor, Roy Wardell
27.87
Central Lumber Co.,
Lumber,
.70
Tom Irick,
Labor,
42.65
Henry Rogers,
Salary teamster,
66.00
Glenn & Terry.
Cement crossings,
70.00
Boyes Hardware Co.,
Mdse.
12.90
Peter Woodward,
Labor,
43.60
Gus.Hatfield,
"
28.01
J. Walter Johnson,
Work on books,
49.00
6aldwell Lumber Co
Lumber, and cement,
106.80
Jack Lynch,
Labor,
8.10
Caldwell faint & Paper Co.,
Painting signs.
1.50
Wm. Vassar,
Labor,
77.62
J. S . Shuee ,
V
24 .07
A. N, Wilson,
Salary Teamster,
66.00
D. N. Shuee,
Labor,
42.48
S. H. Vassar,
Salary Sup't Streets,
90.00
Geo. Ash.
Labor,
64.24
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mdse.
4.50
Ed Delans,
Labor,
53.00
Roy Ieick,
-"
9.56
Fred Goette,
B lacksmitbing,
11.00
A. B. Lambe,
"
60.93
S. D. Vinson,
30.37
John Vinson,
"
13.34
Olaf Delaine,
"
56.50
L. Harding,
Tiling,
32.75
Caldwell Planing Mill,
Stakes,
1.63
Boise Valley Co -op Co.,
Oats,
24.72
Caldwell farness Shop,
Repairing harnee4,
6.60
Cupples Mere. Co.,
Mdse.
70.60
W. G. Parker,
Hay,
19.52
Herman Weick,
Use of manure spreader,
5.00
WATER WORKS FUND.
W. R. Wilkerson
Bond, sup't W. W.
5.00
S. D. Hartkopf;
Labor,
9.25
S. P. Fuller,
"
5.00
Chas. Jones,
"
3.00
C.J. Shorb,
Salary Clerk,
30.00
Edward Redden,
Engineer,
17.50
G. H. Fuller,
Salary and expenses,
91.25
E. L. Johnston,
Labor,
46.25
Wendell Rice,
Asst.engineer,
2.50
Caldwell Plg & Htg Co.,
Mdse.
MOO
C. J. Shorb.
Freight,
6.35
C. H. Kingsbury,
Mdee.
5.20
F. F. Kimbrough.
Typewriter ribbon,
.75
Adrian Miller,
Labor,
36.75
A.W . Duncan,
Blacksmithing,
4.10
Caldwell Pharmacy,
Mdse.
14.55
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J. Walter Johnson, Work on Books, $71.75
Caldwell Lumber Co„ Shingles, .85
Idaho Railway Light & Power Co. Power, 84.74
Gould Co., Portland, Oregon. Mdse. 48.86
SPRINKLING FUND
F. L. Keller, Sprinkling Streets, 193.20
City Water Works, Water, 112,27
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PARK FUND
Edward Hedden, City Engineer, 5.00
Maxey & Shnabel, Mdse. 9.25
Caldwell Lumber Co. Posts, 19.60
CEMETERY FUND
W. R. Wilkerson, Bond of Sexton, 5,00
Gordon & Adams, Hammier, 1.00
John W. Rose, Salary Sexton, 50.00
Maxey & Shnabel, Mdse, 2.20
Blab Printery, rinting, 6.25
A. W. Dunaan, Blackemithing, .75
City Water Works, Water, 43.40
Clain of A. F. Stone, for taking acknowledgements, being adversely recommend-
ed by the finance committee, on motion of Adam, the recommendation of the finance com-
mittee is approved.
Voted, on motion of Walker, that the annual reports be referred to the finance
committee.
Voted, on motion of Adam, that the changes in the revised map of thecity be re-
ferred to the street committee.
The matter of the drain ditch from the Odd Fellows Home grounds was, on motion
of Walker, referred to the street committee with power to act.
Voted.on motion of Adaip, that the renewal of t he bond of American National
Bank, as city depository, be approved and ordered filed.
The street committee reported that the foot bridge across Indian creek at 14th
avenue will cost $50.00 and the street committee was instructed to put the bridge in.
Report of the librarian was read and, on motion of Walker, approved and order-
ed filed.
Bill No. 20, by Adams, entitled, "An ordinance vacating, abandoning and dis-
continuing certain portion of Everett street between tVnlrieth avenue and the east
line of Washington Heights addition to the city of Caldwell," was read the first time.
A motion was made by Adam the the rules be suspended and the readings on three
separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No 20 be read the second time by title
and third time in full and placed on its final passage.
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The roll being called the vote resulted: Ayed- Adam, Adams, Bardsley, SGZenenberg,
Walker, Seh -6. Nays and absent- none, so the motion prevailed.
Bill No 20 read second time by title.
Bill No. 20 read third time in full and placed on its final passage. On the
question, shall bill No 20 pass? the roll being called, the vote resulteds
Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley,_ Stunenberg Walker Zah. -6
Nays and absent- None. So bill No 20 passed, becoming Ordinance No 215.
Bill No 21, by Adams, entitled, "An Ordinance vacating, abandoning and diatom
tinuing certain portions of streets, avenues and alleys in Frost Addition to the City
of Caldwell, Idaho," was read the first time.
A motion was made by Walker that the rules be suependid and the reading on thr
separate days be dispensed and hat Bill No. 21 be rce.d the second time by title and t
third time in full and placed on its final passage.
The roll being called on tle motion, the vote reeultedt Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardsley,
Stunenberg, Walker. Zeh -6. Nays and absent none. So the motion prevailed.
Bill No 21 read second time by title.
Bill No 21 read third time in Pull and placed on its final passage. On quest-
ion, Shall Bill No 21 pass? the roll being called, the cote resulted:
Ayes- Adam, Adams, Bardeley, Stuenenberg, Walker, Zeh- 6. Nays and absent- Nom
So Bill No 21 passed, becoming Ordinance No 216.
Voted, on motion of Stunenberg, that the matter of street siphons, be referred)
to the street committee with power to act.
The matter of overcharge on passenger fares on the Boise & Interurban street
railway within the city was, on motion of Walker, referred to the Mayor and city Att
for adjustment.
Voted, on motion of Adams, that council adjourn until Monday, Tune 17th,
1912, at 8p.m.
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