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Council Chambers, City of Caldwell,'Idaho,!_June 6th,' I921.
The Council mdt in regular session with Mayor Amos J. Miller, presiding,touncilmen
Bollman,Nimbrough,lCaltes, Rowland, and Viesteott,presunt, Clerk. S.L'arfe B6yes; when the
following business wd.s transcated:
The minutes of meetings held durint the month'of May were read and upon the motion
of ximbrough the minutes were approved:
J.G.Elston appeared and asked for informatiod concerning the City taking up the
unpaid Bonds of aewdr Dist.J3, ateral Sewer°Dist.m3,! and Local Lateral Diet. #4.
T.3.Jaokson,I'Att'y for Salena t.Pler6mons, asked for refund 6ri'Sid®cbat'k on LotI3
3lock 34 1 Dorman's Y.ddition to Callrell on the grounds that the first walk was placed ther
lording to the grades of a previous City Engineer. It was voted on motion of 'aestoott that
the City refund the same.
Fred Mo0onnell,1 Oity Engineer,treported that the dater tank was on yrs.Holt s
property and that a trade could likely be made with her.IT e.ws voted omqi motion b�l
westoott that this matter be referrdd to the dater Committee.
It me voted upon motion of Cakes that bill of Pringle Comedians be disallowed.
It was voted upon motionof Nestcott that bills be allowed subject to the approval
Of Finance ^.ommitted. .:t this moment Couneilme.n Mumford appeared.
The followins3'bills were read. andon motion of :'lestcott warrants were ordered drawn
on the various funds in payment of the a ?.me as follows:
ac
General :?und
Warrants
I
Imos J.Millar
-%- Salary
2
F.E.Bollinan
"""„'
8.00
3
l7.TKimbrou &h
..........
8.00
4
F.Dlumford
...........
8.00. .
5
R. 7.Oakes Jr.
...... ...
8.00
6
J.F.Rowland'
..........
8.00
7
E J.�7 °stcot€
'`riftiths
..........
8.00
8
alter
..........
50.00
9
.L'.;d.Oale
..........
50.00
Is
'J.d.Smith
...........
60.00
IO
Oral 3.bczor"e1_
.
7$.00
I2
�.yf.Church
tateInsurnnce fend
7B8.II
I4
eldwell 3ariitery
Laundry
5.00
I4
Slark Thompson Hdw.Co. 3dw.
.75
15
Idaho Power 0 o.
Lights
2.60
I6
R.Corbin
Neraices
6.50,
I7
Fred Ross
... ..
�Iron�
6.50_
I8
Id &ho imp.06.
.15
I9A
II.S.T & T. do.
Phone :?�ntal
,
5.75
20
Westcott Safes 0 0.
011
7.50
I9
U.LArdre
Fisting maEnetd
"abor
4.60
2I
J.E :Lustaoe
12.30
22
C.D.Ryther
lorvicee
6.50
23
J.H.Hichw
........
6.50
24
Glenn .nderion
.......,
6.50
25
c.Voodcook
..
6.50
26
hank Auto Co.
Repairs
57.17
27
apital T'lectric
0 o, Mdso.
29. 0
28
E.M.CDry
May Salary
165.00
29
30
Ward ggett
..........
I25.00
Franc a Beoltatead
0.........
I25.00
31
Ernest P3nnington
I25.00
32
O.koyee
3erviees�
6 ; 50
33
J.E.Eustace'
......
6.50
34
Gore . Palmer
gity,'n.rse
60.00
36
17 C.Dyer
May Salary
50.00
36
andon Abst." #o.
Treaei.u•er J)ond
95.00
37
Burroughs ° rfding Co. Ribbon
.75 '
38
3.Earle 30y s
May Salary
I00.
39
]IEthryn ampbell
.........
70.00
40
Sutton &AMcelrtor
Mdse
4.50
41
Caldwell Tribuna Co. Supplies
28.50
42
C.J.Shorb
Rubber Stamps
5.70
43
Clark Thompson
paper lr?ife
5.50
44
Caxton
Supplies
10,96
45
.
.........
46.86
16
J.C.Ford P.I1.
....... . ..
4I.76
47
F.G.Hoffman'
Clerk'sBond
19.95
40
J.A.Baker
Salary and Tolephone
'
I26.95
49
k Ihli
glary
100.00
50
l 11cCullough
Rome
�Meal�ticketa
I00.00
5I
Restaurant
15.00
52
Garber Grocery
Groceries for Oscar Dement
I3.05
63
Caldwell Tribune Co. Dog B illing Notice
1.25
54
L.A.Harmon
Bulbs
.50
56
Westoott at-lea Co.
Oil
4.50
56
J.A.Baker
assigned ecc't
4.00
57
N.Eddy
Beef for Anderdnn and Elmer 'krtin
I5.22
58
aldwell .a ectric
Co. Police globe at Saratoga otel
2.20
59
Caldwell Tire Co.
Booth rental for electioh
I0.00
60
Button & IdcArtor
Fumigators
7.55
6I
L.A.Harmon
..........
70.10
62
Caldwell Newe
Tri fng
69.28
63
Idaho Power o.
Lights for City all
21.00
64
G.H.Garner -
Repairs -ng Lawn ;Power
1.25
65
Oakes Bros.
Flags
7.55
66
aherman Fisk - dw.
Co. Broome
2.88
67
Idaho Power Cb.
Street > ights
493.90
68
Caldwell Tribune Co. s upplies
I9.75
y s/
17hRR hT3
�69
70
Vestoott Vales Co.
arnat Buis
Gasolind
Ctneographie Work
71
11.8.T.& T.Oo.
Toll Calls
72
Canyon "bst Co.
Services ;ewer i 4 7
73
Fred H.'iucconnall
................. '
74
Ray Lusk
............
75
John Griffiths
.................
76
Hartenbower Bros.
.................
°77
. ....
Estimate...
78
1.n.Porter
Engineer ........
°
Total 1 .7arrantg
Road Department
I
L.M.20rter
'ggineer
2
Concrete Pipe-Co.
Sewer lire
3
Ira Martin
Dirt
.4
i7.H.Guerin
Hay
5
Ha Aa and GSadden
Dirt
6
Caldwell Cement Pipe Tnrks ?ire
7
Matt 1: ller
*glass
Shoe+ng
8
E.L.Db
Drag, ?ng Streets
9
xlonzo Witteman
..............
IO
Lou Garrison
............... .....
II
Clark Thompson ndw. Co.
Mdse ......•
I2
M!.Durham
Sidewalks
I3
J.R.Honnold
Line Tronbl�
I4
Caldwell Ibr.Oo.
L
I5
Boise Payette Ibr. Co.
16
1.G.Reinemer
Blacksmithing .... •••••
I7
Idaho Power Co.
For Crusher
IB
d ... .�.:....
....Barn
I9
red
31a c�-9mithing
20
Gam Stale Lbr.Co.
Lumber
2I
Idaho Imn. Co.
Separator oil
22
Rnowlten Feed Co.
reed
23
Chas. Black
Salary
24
Chas. Lamkin
,
26
;d.H.Haynes
➢lagging roads
26
D.D.Camrbell
Salary
27
Cal ';lard
28
John Griffiths
;,salt 3neineer
29
C.E.Eilbaugh 3< Co.
11.dewalks
30
:toward Cooper Corp.
1ay't on 6oi- Cril9h9r
3I
,ndy Dodenvmer
Play ^glary
Total "ar
Water 7orks Department
I
Idaho :lower Co.
"nwer
2
~wain Beatty
alary and Fre•1•ght
3
Clyde :Yooley
uale.ry o
4
2.E?rle 690'792
5
C.D.Orarrdall
... ...
6
7
Contine?t + 11
E.Ytninh
bor
8
➢.C.D�ir ba o.
ft-- °
9
} }0
CJc- '0 on e.
h
.e. n vTi -ek 1 M.w. 'o.
3prinr^
--Ise
II
yC :.S�7J B .Co.
^oils
I2
?re3 Goette
:;ere t: ing
I3
oise P" , 79tte Lbr. J0,
nmb9r
I�
"entune• dvteter Co.
�` r
15
0" 17•,1 .f^ Co.
"• : n
�4ldwall
17
a ao. Co
xiepairc
19
Caldw - big. Co.
L:•' ^r
29
:illiren !�rnnferq O0.
Dray
20
( 'Fato
;lips
21
Clerk TNo gFsnn 07 .
d �o.
i2
Idaho tower
- 'Or, - r
23
1,.I" - , 0ttmr
^n�inapr
24
Ut i I itisp galas 0o.
Total la.rrants
y103. '540
3.00
.30
5.00 '
66.00
38.50
33.75
67.48
"U2 64
I65.00
6IM66
O"26.25
48.30
20.00
29.66
II.00
80.55
I9.50
9.00
29.2 5
3.00
4.30
3.00
6.25
I9.IF
.45
25.65
33.00
.90
25.65
44.90
I.75
•I5.00
II0.00
IN 00
3.75 -
Ig0.00
II6.00
26.25
9I3.27
1062.50
209900
Ourc.0v
1399.00
I40.55
104.15
50.00
II5.00
e0.Q5
3.60
98 .°00
56.00
I.A5
.70
27. €0
9.65
I74,I5
s7k� ,......
°6:75
.75
12.00.
15.79
17.'0
3.75
35..'.6
;367..30.
I',II
J
ID
0
[I
::arrants
�- Plestcott Sales Co.
2 Shank auto. 00.
3 Chas. Doan
4 ,7.H.Guerin
5 Frecl 'loss
6 G.E.Pelms
"ores
iMp
p ond and Interest
. 'abor
talary
Insurance
° *125.59
1.75
X525.04-
67.00
225.00
54.00
:2879.38
Total ,'larrante
Park Department
Warrants
Cemeter- Department
6arrants
MKmpa Floral Co
°,
i
J. i.iZOSS S lcry
i110.00
2
R'.J.Shumeke .......
104.i5
3
Tom Glenn .
72.25
4
2rasto2 snea uef md
4.00
5
Clark Thomp �dw.
7'•49
6
�. .Lemmon Sal^.ry
204.15
7
`Aldwe]l ° Produce 7o. Seed
II.50
8
;filler Ydw. Co. Hd1n.
°_ • $0
9
Cupples 00, Dynamite
5.00
Warrants
Total i7arran
4B6.34
I S.OLIVE BE55
5prirklirg Department
2
::arrants
�- Plestcott Sales Co.
2 Shank auto. 00.
3 Chas. Doan
4 ,7.H.Guerin
5 Frecl 'loss
6 G.E.Pelms
"ores
iMp
p ond and Interest
. 'abor
talary
Insurance
° *125.59
1.75
X525.04-
67.00
225.00
54.00
:2879.38
Total ,'larrante
Park Department
Warrants
I
MKmpa Floral Co
Shrubs
2
Rm. Bischoff
Salary and Express
3
Sherman Fiske &dw.
lidee.
4
Otto W agner
5
Caldwell Glass �0.
tabor
lass `
6
Q.dwell ffirseries
Tess
7
17.H,40rin .
yabor
8
G.W.Erust
... ,
,Total w arrants
Library
Department
Warrants
I S.OLIVE BE55
Salary
2
Cecil Pollard
Janitor
3
5.mlive Bess
Assigged l uc 0 t
4
Woodruff, Rart in
salary
5
S.Olive B ss
Phone and lights
6
A.C.MoClurg & CO.
Books
7
H.w.wilson and Oo.,
Catalogues
8
J.K.Gill Co.
Books
9
A.R.Woprath Co.
.....
10
Case Furniture Co.
Rubber mat
Total warrant`s
:Bond and Interest F
"darrante
, e55.95
115.43
9.35
29,75
2.41
87.50
21.50
6.50
_7 3 - 97T9
x`80:00
I6.50
73.20
17.00
I1.05
4.84
2 8.00
25.35
I2.0I
27.50
'285,45
2 Chase National Bank Commission 0.57
GRAIM TOTAL VUit _ItLNTA I3�4S7.76
?L W.11orman, E(gr of the Caldwell Bund,'requeAted the entire concessions for the 4th of
July beturned over to.the band,' also for the same allowance as last year and further that
he would like to have the City purchase enough horses at an estimate'. cost of 955 to
seat 1000 people.
It was voted on motion of Kimkrough that the C ity allow thecl he same as
X2000 Van $2000 the
right to
last year.It was voted on motion of YYestcott that the Band be given
the,4th of July concessions.
It -was vo ;ed on motion of I7ee cOtt that a committee of three with power to act on
m86tter of 'Sena3aa be appointed. e kl ayor appointed Oakes.' 'estcott, and Bollmen.
It was voted upon motion of kimbrough that City Council grant the G.A.Ii. the use
of a certain room for their gsestinge.
The Fire Chief reported that severalr_buildin should he 5ondemned and a notiwe be
given that if any one moves in that they shoulu do so at their own risk.
It was.veted on motion of Wasboott that matter of going inaa Southern Electric Users
° sa'n be tabled indefinitely. uussQQ
:unday t to an Olection W3 city matter of �l elemt0un that 1
eEee tae 2tature ®how people lost they were to pay the cost of the ahme.
7�
Wasteott of the Sprinkling Committee reporte they had givem the contract to
Geo.Greern and Will Zeal.Mumford of Sidewalk reporter' they had given the contract
to C.E.311baugh and Co.. M'umford mf Guditin "ommittae reported they had hired -
Howelid Snell of $amps to auditthe books at 41.25 per hour, it to start from the In
Audit,
'
Bark Committee's iraco mendation.
That cars should park parallellto the curb on'thb streets where street car
tracks run and on other streets should head in at an angle of about 45 degrees.
It was voted on motion of Kimbrough that the report be adopted..
Cakes reported that' Iights will be placed in auto n ark Ground.
Bollman of the '?titer forks Com . advised that the water rental should be a
lien against the pro�arty and suggested th *,t the same be passed Intl-e form of an
ordinance.
It was voted on motion of Kimbrough that the Cit:r Clerk be instructed to oell
for bids for I5oomfdet. of Fire Hose.
Tt was voted on mbtto n of mestoott that City 'nginser rerf ®rm the drntios of th
Building Tnapeetor. It was also voted on motion of Mumforl that City Treasurer
perform thb duties of Deputy Uity Clerk,
uJ.B.gawkes and W.T.KimbrouPh were appointed as members of the Llbrary a oard.
J.A.Baker wee appointed Chief of Police,YBarl nieCullough Night atchman, and
p'ranh Ihli t,otorcycls Cop, It terns voted on motion of 'imbrmugh that the appoitmelt
confirmed. - ^
It was voted on tnotion of Kimbrough that all people, rho have not connected wi
the Sewer but ehould'be required to do so at once.
It ryas votes- on motion of ',sstcott thnt City Clark be required to rublish noti
of Slaction for Tueoley Jane ?,Set 101%. The Wayor appointed the same Clerks and J
as they had at the Election . >pril 26th,T92I.
It was voted on motion of Testcott that the City Clerk cell for bids on jptnti
It was Iroted on motion of pollmsn that we.7adjc1?rn until June loth, 1921.
�p
:;i�ty Clerk
nyor,
COINCIL °CH_L.BERS� JUNE 10 TH, I92
The Council met in tidiotrnP meeting with 1.4 ^nr rgilior, presiding,' Coaneilmen
Bollman, I:1 brr t1 :nforl,' OW-an, Rowland, and Westcott, and S.iar -le bo'° ^s, Cla:
when the following basiness was trensn.eted ^ -•,
Bill I?o.I by :lowland, ontitlel en Ordinance declaring the intention to create
and establish Local " %ewer Improvement District ITo.9 in the City of C aldwell, State
Idaho, for the purpose of constructing a suitable :.ev.er " -stem, "reira,,,e and Dien
works therein, fixing the specific boundaries of said proposed di§ttict and Hpf O
the estimated cost Of the eume, and nrovi.lina for Stich costs to ba nsseesed amPins
the rropertp included withinsuch Sower Improvement distri. of and providing that the
and expehees odj sud ~ewer Improlrements mane in tre spaces formed by the junction
Intersection of streets and Plrenuas and Ill the spaces opposite alleys in such disti
shall be borne by t}re property abutting, frnntinr, contiguous -or tributary to said
intersections and Shull be n 1.ten upon said property the same as any other assessm�
against said property in said Us riot; and fixi.r,p the time .within - -rhichprotests
againstsaid proposed improvements may be filed in the, office of th°e.,C &ty Clerk, ai
declaring the intention of the Mayor and City Co,tncia, of slid, City of. aldwall;.to
provide for the Payment of the , cost and expense of such improvements by issuing
improvement bonds Of' the said district; reroalit all Ordinances, resolutione,or ox
or parts thereof in nnnflict herewith end declaring an emercenoy,was read the Blasi
time.
A motion was made by Itiestcott, seconded by Rumford that the rules �e suspended
with - and the readie on three separate days be dispensed with and that ill. Ho.I
be read the second time by title andthe third time it full and be plac0 on its Pin 1
Passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resultedt
dsyas, Bollman, Kimbrough, Mumford, Cakes,' Rowland,and `,7eeteott.
Navas and absent 1 e 1c� d
ror eclared the motion carried.
Bill No.I was road the second time by title.
Bill ITo.I was read °toe third ttme in full and placed on its final passage. On -thc
question, shall Bill ITO.I pass ?the roll being called, the vote resulted;
Ayes: Bollman, Kimbrough., Mumford,0akes, Howland, and 1
Na;res and absent ,Done. So Bill NO.I passed becor�inr Ordinance #35
It was voted on mmtdon of Kimbrough that the :ap be paid MI5 oull of the g eneral und.
It was further voted on motion of Oakes that ttta'matter of cleaning out the driin d tch
leading to the tloise River be referred to,the rainage Committee with power to act.
It was votdd on motion of E,allman that the O.S.L.R. .CO. be notified to follow tie
RS olutmon as ndo�ted.
It was voted cn motion of Kimbrough thot Re dmon pay nne half the cost of founts n
and not to rtn the trunks upon the sidewalks again.
Bill ido.2by Rowland, entitled " ''n ordinance amending Sectionb of Ordinance A o. H55
enti.tled an ordinance providing for the regulation of traffic on the strert=_, alley ,
avenues and public places of the City of Caldwell, County of Canyon, Idaho, g
Penalties for the violation thereof; and repa.aling Ordinances 124, and all
ordihances and Potts of orllmances in conflict herewith, nrproved ty the Idayor on t e 9t
th d /ay of November, I9I5, was read the first time.
A motion was made by , NPsteott,seco$ddd by hdumford that the rules be suspended a d th
reading On three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No.2 be read the Sao ud
time by title and the third time infu.11 and placed on its final passage. The roll b ing
called on the motion the vote resul.tedt
tyss: Bollman, imbrough Mumfor-d, OakeR Howland, and 17estcott,
eye i I — d j Ah�6 1e T$RR'tPjg �OpowR5 r%Tm`�a$�raEjqlhhe. motion carried.
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