HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-06-03city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, JUNE 3, 1929,
8:00, P. M.
Council met in regular session with Neyor Modonnel presiding, and Oounoilmen
BOLLMAN, DIOMS, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDMEYER, PRESENT. ABSENT: NONE.
Minutes of last meetings read and approved.
It was voted om motion of Bollman, seconded by Dickens, that the bills as
approved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds to -wit:
GE3ER6L FUND
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Name
Fred H. McClonnel
F. E. Bollman
Joe Dickens
W. H. Johns
C. H. Laighty
Dean Miller
M. S. Sandmeyer
C. L. Sloan
,y. C. Dyer.
F. G. Hoffman
Caxton Printers
Caldwell IJews- Tribune
Bee -Gee Store
Greenlund's
17. C. Dyer
Leulla Hartenbower
Canyon Abe. & Title Co.
Caxton Printers
M.S.T.& T.Oo.
Idaho Power Co.
Butler Hawe. Co.
A. D. Bryant
H. C. Gillette
Doyle Fender
Louis Zrall
0. Royce
Geo. Randolph
Emery Royce
Porter Glenn
Wilbur Shuae
Earl Gilbert
Alvan Van Buren
Fred Rose
Chas Rowland
C. C. Anderson Co.
Troy Laundry
Ore. Trail Tire & Bet.
Idaho Power Co.
M.S.T. & T.CO.
Howard- Gooper Corp.
Evans Repair Shop
Garber Grocery
Gree nlund ' s
Culler Hdwe. ao.
4788t00tt -Alle21 Oil Co.
T. A. King
J. 4 'red Rowland
Thos. H. Dryden
H. E. aelton
H. S. Stockwell
F. G. Hoffman
Jack Thorne Motot Go.
Miller Hdwe. Co.
M.S.T. & T.Co.
r'. E. Bollman Oo.
Hugh N. Caldwell
Dr. David E. Baird
Gre an lund' s
Frank Hartkppf
Bee -Gee Store
Westoott -Allen Oil Co.
F. G. Hoffman
Caldwell -News- Tribune
For What
Salary
n
n
n
Clerk's Bond
Supplies
"
Salary
11 days salary
:•1. C. Dyer's Bond
Supplies
Phone
Lights & Globes
Hose & Nozzle
Window Cleaner
Salary
n
Services
n
"
"
n
i
n
n
Assighed Acct
Laundry
Supplies
Cooking & Heat
Phones
Supplies
Repairs
Supp ;ies
n
Grease
Rim
salary
7 days Labor
Assign Acct.
Chief of Police Bond
Supplies
"
Tolls
Repair Tire
Salary
,r
Supplies
56 bra.
Book
Gasoline
Insurance
Printing
TOTAL
ROAD FUND
Amount
11.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
3.00
8.00
60.00
90.00
28.50
25.61
16.00
1.85
2.00
60.00
33.00
190.00
67.10
1.00
27.82
9.00
2.25
165.00
125.00
115.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
17.50
16.00
9.50
2. 50
120.00
26.75
27.17
24.50
9.00
5.44
5.00
2.05
1.00
.65
1.10
1.50
149.00
40.00
24.50
5.00
9.50
4.05
1.00
1.00
.60
50.00
37.50
4.00
22.40
.50
271.98
87.60
68.89
2199.02
63 L. M. Porter
Salary
75.00
64 Fred Roes
" & Expenses
141.38
65 W. H. Gainey
90.00
66 T. M. Glenn
"
90.00
67 C. D. Crandall
216 hre.
108.00
68 Porter Glenn
192 "
96.00
69 W. Gruver
208
83.20
70 Prank Stevens
216
86.40
71 Claude Luellen
108 "
64.80
72 Homer Brooks
104 "
41.60
Jir I
m
73
C. 0. Anderson Co.
Assigned Acct.
32.35
74
General Find
Gasoline 1928 -1929
1433.50
75
Uonorete Pipe Co.
Material
239.10
76
3. W. Whelehel
Cross Walk
97.45
77
Bunting Tractor Co.
Supplies
67.30
78
A. W. Duncan
"
56.86
79
Gem State Lumber Be.
Lumber
27.00
80
Irrigators Lumber Co.
Cement
20.04
81
Idaho Electric Sup. Co.
Supplies
18.95
B2
M. E. Curtis
hqy
18.79
85
Miller Hdwe. do,
Supplies
16.70
84
Oaxton Printers
Narrents'
6.82
85
Knapp Paint Store
Signs
5.00
86
Weetcott- Allen -Oil Co.
Axle Grease
3.75
87
Ore. Trail Tire & Bet.
Supplies
3.75
88
Evans Repair Shop
"
1.85
89
Rowlands Service Ste.
Tube
1.65
90
Jaok Thorne Motor Co.
Supplies
1.50
TOTAL 2928.73
WATER WoRzs Fm
0
91
L. M Porter
Salary
75.00
92
C. L. Sloan
It
100.00
93
Chas. Rogers
233 hre. & Wire dalls
105.70
94
3ryen Harding
Salary 391ance
83.00
95
Lenneth Ndckle
217 hre.
86.60
96
Wilbur Shues
219 "
87.60
97
Ray Stark
184 "
73.60
98
C. C. Anderson Co.
Assign Aoct.
147.20
99
Hay -Boone Co.
"
87.00
100
Garber Grocery
"
60.00
101
I. H. Waters
" "
5.00
102
General Pund
Gasoline 1928 -1929
1881
103
Idaho Power Co.
Power & 11dee.
566.15
104
Crane to.
Supplies
422.37
10b
9. H. Robinson
3 Transformera
367.50
106
• Concrete Pipe (Do.
Material
98.93
107
Caldwell P1. & H. go.
Supplies
63.25
108
Jack Thorne Liotor Co.
216 bra
49.14
109
Fred Goette
92 "
16.15
110'•'•
>aWeatoettrAllen' Oil. Co.
Oils
10.80
111
Caldwell Mfg. Co.
Meter Lida
10.80
112
• Caxton Printers
9iarrante
6.82
113
• Irrigators Lumber Co.
Supplies
27.68
114GM State Lumber Uo.
"
5.50
115
° Ualdwell Transfer Co.
drayage
6.00
116
Ed. Campbell
8 hrs '
4.80
117
•L;iller Hdwe. Co.
Supplies
3.00
118
•11I.S.T. & T.CO.
Phone & Tolls
3.25
119
Bee -Gee Store
Supplies
2.50
120
•A. W. Duncan
Blacksmithing
2.50
121
Greenluns's
supplies
.75
TOTAL 2767.73
0MIETERY FUM)
122
J. W. Rose
3e12 ry
100.00
123
J. A. Lemmon
90.00
124
3. Endicott
27 days
86.40
125
Dean Endicott
27 "
86.40
126
Raleigh lroet
27 "
86.40
127
-Neal Nadeau
16 "
51.20
128
�17m. StJoer
6 "
19.20
129
-General Fund
Gasoline 1928 -1929
11.04
130
•Wilson Mere. Go.
Supplies
40.65
138
A. W. Duncan
Blackamithing
3,00
133
Caldwell P1. & H. Co.
Supplies
2.42
134
Grimes & Bowling
drayage
2.00
131
-Butler Hdwe. Uo.
Supples
__ y_,
TOTAL
PARK FOB
136
C. C. Gurwall
Salary
100.00
136
-Wm. Barrimore
216 bra
86.40
137
Yd. L. Bober
92 "
36,80
138
Walter Burka
16 "
9.60
139
Ed. BamDbell
8 "
4,80
140
General rend
Gasoline 1928 -1929
41.53
141
lied Mitchell
Ins. Premium
203.75
142
•Jim Walters
Painting Cabins
73,00
143
Caldwell 21. & H. Go.
Supplies
50.80
144
Huller Hdwe. Bo.
"
31.25
145
Sutler Hdwe. Co.
"
13.45
146
r'. G. Hoffman
Ins. Premium
20.2®
147
•Irrigators Lumber Go.
Material
18.01
148
Caldwell Mfg. do.
"
13.10
149
Ldaldwell Nurseries
Schrubs
12.85
lfi6'
=-ftrkhiser Elect. Shop
Supplies
11.90
151
-Caldwell Produce Co.
It
9.90
152
Inapp Paint Shop
"
9.45
153
Caxton Printers
"
9.33
154'
Idaho Power Co.
Lights & Cooking
155'
Alva J. Steward
Supplies
156'
A. W. Duncan
Repair Yower
4 "
32.00
TOTAL
:V. H. Robinson
LIBRARY FUND
157
S. Olive Bee$
Salary, Mts. & Phone
15B
Wm. March
"
159
H. R. Huntting 00.
supplies
160
Caldwell Pl. & H. Co.
"
161
Gaylord Bros.
162
Caxton Printers
"
163'
Dodd, knead & Co.
164
Boise- Payette Lumber do.
"
166"
M611er 3dws. do.
"
166
Chas. Wriglit
Grinding Mower
167
Garber Grocery
Broom
168
1 Trf. Oo.
Drayage
TOTAL
IRRIGATION FUND
169'
L. M. Porter
set lary
170
Walter Griffiths
303 hre
171
Frank Dowd
Salary
172
T. R. Cochrane
"
173'
Geo. Steward
272 hre.
174
6V. Newman
252 "
175
C. L. Bourland
234 "
176
Chas. Reed
174
177
John Siler
139 "
178 '
Geo. Allen
119 "
179 '
R. Newman
107 "
180
T. B. Smith
107 "
181
Ralph Warwick
104 "
182 '
W. J. Sheumake
37 "
183
..d. Campbell
8 "
184
0. J. Jordan
8 "
185
Wilson Lierc. Co.
Assign Aoct.
186
Co -op store
" "
187
General Fund
Gasoline 1928 -1929
188
Concrete Pipe Co.
Material
189
Idaho Power Co.
Power
190
H. S. Stockwell
Assign Acct.
191
Irrigators Lumber do.
Cement
192
Caldwell Lumber Oo.
Material
193
A. W. Duncan
Blaoksmithing
194
Miller Hdwe. Co.
Supplies
195
Jack Thorne Motor Co.
"
196
H. J. MoNeel
"
197
Ore. Trail Tire & Bat.
"
198
Coxfon Printers
"
199 '
Butler Hdwe. Co.
"
200
Gem State Lumber 9o.
"
TOTAL
SPRINgLING
FOND
201
I. P. Jones
188 hre.
202
Claude Luallen
10B "
203
Homer Brooks
104 "
204
Porter Glenn
60 "
206
General Fund
Gasoline 1928 -1929
206
A. W. Duncan
Blaoksmithing
209
Galdwell P1. & H. Co.
Supplies
TOTAL
STREET LIGHTING PuidD
208
Idaho Power do.
Lights
TOTAL
LOCAL STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 8
209
Ourtis Haydon
services
TOTAL
DRAINAGE FUND
26.58
1.50
.50
785.08
II
141.20
40.00
224.53
17.75
11.65
6.34
5.80
3.50
3.25
2.50
1.25
.50
468.27
75.00
151.50
127.00
102.00
108.80
100.80
93.60
69.50
55.60
47.50
42.80
42.80
,x41.60
14.80
4.80
3.20
39.60
19.20
184.94
513.62
62.80
55.20
52.66
40.00
33.10
21.73
16.00
12.81
10.16
6.82
6.36
150.15
Is
2306.63
112.80
64.60
41.60
30.00
669.04
21.80
.30
940.34
520.06
520.05
25.00
25.00
210
W. H. Robinson
Estimate on contract
348.23
211Jhok Vanladingham
4 days
32.00
212
C. J. Gibson
4 "
32.00
213
:V. H. Robinson
3 "
30.00
214
Glen Vanlandingham
4 "
16.00
215
Ben Sweep
4
16.00
216
Fred Mitchell
Ins. Premium
72.00
546.23
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Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts go V14,067.59.
Jas. G. Smith representing the Chamber of uommeree, _rank moberts of the Airport
Commission and several other citizens appeared before the council asking that some imme-
diate action be tgken with regard to constructing hangers at the 11unicipal Airport.
it was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Sandmeyer, that a committee of
three be appointed to devise ways- and -means of financing, the advisability and the kind
of hanger thajr should be constructed and the probable cost of agme.
BILL NO. 1, BY BOLLMAN, OTITLED "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N
TL 0. 464 EN-
TIED 'AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 399, entitled 'AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI-
=90E NO. 369, BEING AN ORRDINANCE ESTABLISHING LlUITS WITHIN WHICH COAHdERCIAt AND PUBLIC
GARAGES, OIL AND GAS STATIONS AND SERVICE STATIONS SMALL BE ERECTED AND OPERATED WITHIN
THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO'; CHANGING AND ESTABLISHING LIMITS WITHIN WHICH COMMERCIAL
AND PUBLIC GARAGES, GAS AND OIL STATIONS AND SERVICE STATIONS SHALL HE ERECTED AND OFER*
ATED WITHIN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO'; PROVIDING THE METHOD AND PROCEDURE BY WHICH
COMMZRCIAL AND PUBLIC GARAGES, GAS AND OIL STATIONS AND SERVICE STATIONS kAY EE ERECTED
AND OPERATED OUTSIDE TYE T- 1111TU HEREIN DESCRIBED IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO", was
read the first time in fall.
Motion was made by Bollman, seconded by Sandmeyer, that the rules requiring a
bill to be read on three seperage days be suspended, and that Bill No. 1 be read second
time by title, third time in full and placed on its final passage. The mayor directed
the Clerk to call the roll on the motion as stated with the following result:
AYES: BOLLMAN, -DICKENS, JOHNS, ZEIGHTY AND SANDMEYER.
NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. Thereupon the 11sypr declared the motion carried. Bill No. 1
was read second time by title and third time in full section by eeobion and placed on its
final passage. On the question as put bu the Mayor, "Shall Bill No. 1 Pass "? The Clerk
was directed to oall the roll with the following result:
AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, JOHNS, LEIGRTY AND SAMMEYER.
NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. The 11eyor declared the motion carried and Bill Ieo. l now be-
came Ordinance ido. 468. The Idayor and Ulerk approved and signed same in open session
Of the Uouncil, and the Clerk was directed to cause same to be published in the Caldwell
News- Tribune the offioal newspaper of the Uity of ueldwell, Idaho, and be recorded in the
Book of Ordinances.
A formal application of U. A. Payne for a permit to construct a Service Station
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near the Northerly side of the Intersection of Linden Street and ulevelend Boulevard on
the property of said applicant, was presented to the mayor and uounoil. The sgme being
on file in the office of the City Clerk.
It was voted on motion of Leighty, seconded by Sandmeyer, that a notice be given
designating June 24, 1929, at eight o'clock P. M. at the Council Boom in the Uity Hall.
as the time and place of hearing said application and hearing protests against the iasu-
ance of permit thereon.
The Surety bonds of the Uity Clerk, City Treasurer and Chief of Police was pre-
sented by the Clerk. It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Johne, that the
bonds be approved and accepted.
The Clerk presented the application of t. A. I for Pool Hall License for
the quarter ending August 31, 1929, Lnoom as the Mendel 01gar Store. The'same being
accompanied by a check for 126.00, license fee.
It was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Sandmeyer, that the license be
grahted and the the Clerk be instructed to issue same.
The Clerk read a letter from the Forward Club under date of may 29, 1929, asking
for the approval of J. G. Conley, appointed by.the Kiwania Club to fill the vacancy of
H. W. Groesbeck resigning as a member of the Swimming Pool Board of Controle
It was voted on motion of Bollmen, seconded by Sandmeyer, that the appointment
of J. G. Conley as a member of the Swimming Pool Board of Control, as requested by the
Forward Club, be approved.
Councilman Dickens was instructed to investigate the purchase of the Loader
from Liam County, and arragge for price and payment thereof.
Chief of Police Rowledd presented the matter of parking on Main Street and
Kimball Avenue, and stating the importance of some better regulations.
It was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Leighty, that a committee of
three be appointed to investigate the matter. The Mayor appointed Chief Rowland, Leighty
and Dickens.
It was voted on motion of Bollman, seconded by Sapdmeyer, that Council adjourb
to June 5, 1929, at 8:00, P. M,
APPROVED Clerk.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, JUNE 5, 1929,
8 :00, P. N.
Council met in regular session pereuant to adjournment of June 3, 1929, with
Mayor MoUonnel presiding and Councilmen BOLLMAN, JOHNS, LEIGHTY, DICKENS AND SANDUEYER.
ABSENT: NONE.
By special request Clarence Van Dusan appeared before the Iiayor end Council in
the interest of working out the Annual Appropriation Bill. The matter was gone into at
some length -by Mr. Van Dusan, and considerable information was had be carefull study of
the annual audit. Yowever, no definite action was taken.
It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Leighty, that Council adjourn
to June 12, 1929, at 8:00, P. li.
APPROVED: '
LAYOR
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, JUNE 12, 1929,
8:00, P. Id.
Council met in regular session pereuant to adjournment of Sane 5, 1929, with
Fdayor McCounel presiding, and Councilmen BOLLUAN, DICKENS, Xfam, LEIGHTY AND SANDMEYER,
PRESENT. ABSENT: JOHNS.
USOLUTION N0. 2, BY BOLLMAN, was presented as follows:
"WHEREAS, All of the owners of Block Twenty -one (21) of Golden Gate Addition
to the City of Caldwell, Idaho, have, by proper declaration, a copy of which is attached
hereto marked 'Exhibit A' and made a part hereof, duly declared the plat of said Block
Twenty -one (21) vacated; provided, however, that said vacation shall not effect the alley
or streets as platted through or upon said block according to the official plat thereof.
"NOW, THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell
Idaho „ that said vacation be, and the same hereby is approved.
Motion was mede by Leighty, seconded by Dickens, th$t Resolution No. 2 be approv d.
The Clerk was to cell the roll on the question as stated with the following resul
AYES; BOLIZAN, DICKENS, BEIGHTY ANID SANDMEYER.
NAYES: NONE. ABSENT: JOHITS.
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