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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1927-06-06city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBER; JUNE 6, 1927. Council met in regular session with Mayor tunlap presiding, and thefollowing councilmen present; Davis, Dutton, Hoffman, Jackson,,MoOonnel and Mumford. Absent none Minutes of the previous sessions read and approved. Mrs. A. E. Laughlin and Mrs. J. H. Gipson appeared before the Council as a oommitte from the Forward Olub and asked the City to construct a drainage from the Swimmi Pool and the use of the drag line to excavdte for same, and to furnish eand and grave for the cement work. It was vbted no motion of Mogonnel, second by Jackson that the City furnish the sand and gravel for the Swimming Pool to be deliverd at cost. It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by UcOonnel that the matter of drainage be referred to the Park Qommittee to investigate, also to estimate the cost of e The City to furnins the drag line and a man to operate same to do said exoavatibn. A petition was presented by Major Hudgens, signed by property owners in Mountal. View Subdivision, asking that the assessment of water for irrigation purposes be reduced to aorege_ basis, as the present rate charged made it unprofitabe and prohibitave for farming purposes. it was voted on motion of MaConnel, seconder} by Hoffman, that the petition be accepted and the matter investigated. 1. A. Mason reported that several families in the ''sty were getting water from one motor tap. The matter was referred to the Plater Committee. Noe D� Helm asked the CCounoil to make a price and sell about 65 ft. of used steel water pipe which the City had on hand. it was voted on motion of Jackson, seconder by Hoffman, that the City sell Mr. Helm the amount of pipe asked for, and that it be referred to the City Engineer. It was voted on motion of Idumford, seconded by Davis, that J. Weil & Co. be granted a Pool Hall license. A fee of $25.00 accompanying the application. The Mayor ordered the Clerk to call the roll on the motion as stated with the following results: AYES: DAVIS, HIFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONVEL AND LMWORD. HAYES. DUTTON. The Mayor declared that the motion was carried, and that J. Weil & Co. be grants a Pool Hall License. It was voted on motion of No0onnel, seconded by Davis that the following bill a: approved, be allowed and warrants be drawn on the various funds to -wit; GENERAL FUND. NAME. FOR WHAT, AMOUNT. 21$, 33t.2& ax 2. S33we�, S. Ban $anlap Salary 08.00 C. S. Davis, 5.50 Dr. E. E. Dutton, 5,50 F. G. Hoffman, T. S. freB.HJaMkdoupel, Jaokson, 5.50 F. D. Mumford, 5.50 5.50 0. L. Sloan, 50.00 W. C. War, 90.00 Case Furbiture Co., Repair Chair 1.25 , Caxton Printers, Book .50 " " Supplies 3.00 C. L. Sloan, Bond, Stamped Envelopes Eta. 56.47 hd.S.T.& T. Co. Tolls 4.00 Caldwell Tribune, Supplies, 4.50 Idaho Power Co., Lights 22.10 Drell Crook Hauling Trash 2.00 Case Furn. Co., Repair Chair 1.25 J. R. Honnald, Lights Installed 3.40 B. F. Hartkopf, Key .75 is ! �j 1 3 5 TOTAL $1385.27 ` WATER WORM FUND. NAU3. WSAT FOR AMOUNT. L. X. Boter, Salary Miller Hdwe. Co. Batteries, .30 Bryan Harding ^ Butler Hdwe Co. Supplies 21.40 Chas, Rogers, 200 hours, H. C. Gillette, Salary and Expenses 167.72 Concrete Pipe 9o., Meter Boxes Doyle Fender, Salary 110.00 M ?S.T'.& T. CO., Tolle Fite. L. Q. Brall, 110.00 A. W. Duncan, Material, Coy.Oollima, 110.00 Botkin -Joy Drug Co., Amonia, 0. Royce Services 6.50 Jack Thorne Motor Co., cap, Fred Rose, 6.50 0: L: 'loan, Salary & Freight, - Geo, Randolph, 6.50 Blake & Mullikin, Work, W. Q. Watts, 4.00 Caldwell PI.& H. Go., Supplies, Emery Royce, 6.50 Miller Hdwe. Qo.. " Louis Srall, 4.50 Idaho Power Co., Power, Fired Brown, 6.50 A. Burnett, 2.00 C. D. Purkhl er, Supplies, 1.00 Idaho Power Vo., Lights, 18.75 Miller Hdwe Co., Supplies, 11.75 Butler Hdwe. Co., 5.70 Hay,Boone q0., " 3.60 M.S.T.& T.Qo., Phonee, 10.25 Howard- Oooper Corp., Supplies, 66.00 Calvin R. Coate, Fire Hose Returned 2.25 Ore. Trall Tire & Bet. uo. Tire 23.77 Evans Repair Shop, Repaire, 8.70 C. L. Sloan Assigned Assigned Accounts, 15.50 J. Fred Rowland, Salary, .140.00 W. F. Sohnabel, it 100.00 dhaa. Jarvis, " 50.00 Fidelity & Deposit 0o., Bond 9.50 D. M. 3huee, Salary 9.35 17. $. Guerin, Dog License 57.88 Tingwall Stores, Bedding,tor Jail 9.56 Home date, Meal Ticket, 5.00 17. Q. Dyer, Salary 50.00 Fidelity & Deposit Go., Bond 20.00 Hugh N. Caldwell, Salary, 50.00 Dr. J. W. Gue, " 50.00 Dr. M. M. MoOoy, 50.00 Weacgtt -Allen Oil Co., Gag 215.02 Fletcher 011 do., it 62.27 Caldwell News, Printing Ordinance, 600 Caldwell News, Printing Minnutea, 5340 TOTAL $1046.39 i ROAD FUND. Fred Rose, Salary & Overtime, 213.00 Tom Glenn, " 90.00 W. H. Gainey, " 90.00 Wilbur 8hues, 244 days 78.40 Clyde Rowland, 295 hours, 118.00 Chas. Rowland, 267 ^ 106.80 Doyle Fender, 8 days 25.50 Jas. Wymore, 25* Days 81.60 Frank Stevens, 5 days 15.00 Lee Thomas, 12z days 60.00 Ed Qampbell, 4 days 19.20 Ooy.gollina, 1 Day 3.20 Rargld Hartenbower, 28 hours 17.50 Idaho Power Co., Power, 62.40 J. D. Adams Oo., Blades, 88.80 Lilly Seed 9,0., Oats, 45.45 W. Z. Guerin, Hay 19.03 Miller Hdwe. Co., Bolts, 170 Butler Hdwe. Co., Supplies, 23.45 John Hollrich IT 2.00 Fred Goette, Repairs, 16.40 0• L. Sloan, Assigned Adcounte, 9.60 4 aok Thorne Motor co., Repairs, 7.64 Wescott -Allen Oil Go., Grease, 5.50 H. J. MoNeel Repair Crueher, 28.35 A. % Dunoan, Repairs, 53.80 Oonexete Pipe lo., Supplies, 42.60 Evans Repair Shop, Repairs, 60.25 TOTAL $1385.27 ` WATER WORM FUND. L. X. Boter, Salary 35.00 Bryan Harding ^ 117.00 Chas, Rogers, 200 hours, 80.00 Concrete Pipe 9o., Meter Boxes 11.00 M ?S.T'.& T. CO., Tolle Fite. 1.15 A. W. Duncan, Material, 3.50 Botkin -Joy Drug Co., Amonia, 2.50 Jack Thorne Motor Co., cap, .10 0: L: 'loan, Salary & Freight, 108.27 Blake & Mullikin, Work, .75 Caldwell PI.& H. Go., Supplies, 1.94 Miller Hdwe. Qo.. " 4.20 Idaho Power Co., Power, 479.50 3 s� Be e -Geo Store, Supplies, .95 Caxto rinters, IT! 53.64 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. do., It 1.00 Westaott -Alen Oil Co., 0118 36.60 Butler Hdwe. to., Supplies, 2.95 Grano & Co., " 70.55 Howard & Lemaster, 3.10 TOTAL $1013.70 1 CEMETERY FUND. J. W. Rosa, Salary, 100,00 J. A. Lommon 1 83.20 Ed Cooper, 26 days 83.20 Roy Davis, 24 days 76.80 Earl Drown, 32 day s 11.20 Karl Wilson, 16 days 51.20 K. Edwagda, 5 days 16.00 Gaston rinters Supplies, 30.55 dupple Moro. Co., ' 7.00 A. W. Duncan, Noik, .50 TOTAL. X459.66 PARK FUND. ,Wm. Bischoff, Salary, 100.00 I O. L. Sloan, Assigned Account 51.00 Caldwell 1 & H. Go., Repairs, 3.00 i Goette Machine Shop, " 30.00 TOTAL $184.00 SPRINKLING FUND Ike Jones, 18 dogs 86.40 Porter Glenn, 324 Sours 129.60 S. Greenfield, 324 days 115.20 Caldwell P1. & H. Co., Supplies, 2.16 A. W. Duncan, RepUrs, 46.25 Butler Hdwe. qo., Supplies, .80 TOTAL 0380.41 LIBRARY FUND S. Olive Bess, Salary & Expense 126.05 E. Mae Hart, Assigned Account 10.00 J. K. Smith Salary 40.00 A. G. No�lurg & ®o., Books 80.64 Dodd,Mea & 0. Yearbook 5.80 H. R. HunLting ©o., Books 4.65 Caldwell Produce Co., Grass Seed, 1.25 H. W. Wilson o., Uagazines, 1.35 �o., Cupple Mere. Supplies, 1.10 Butler Hdwe. do., 1? 3.00 Botkin -Joy Drug 470., Repair glook, 2.00 Milliner Transfer" Go., Frt. & Drayege, 3.68 Pioneer Tent & Awning 00., Awning, 13.80 C• D. Purkhiser, Supplies 1.70 Miller Hdwe. do., IT 1.55 Chas. T. Hawkes, Ins. Premium 13.33 i TOTAL $309.90 IRRIGATION FUND Jas. Merrill 157 hours 58.87 i Jack Thorne Motor qo., Supplies, - 2.85 Irrigators Lbr Co., Lumber 253.36 Gem State Lumber jo., IT 57.95 k : C- L. Sloan, Assigned Accounts, 119.65 W. C. Dyer it it 50.00 John Hollrich, Supplies, 1.00 Butler Hdwe. Co., IT 5.65 Miller Hdwe. Co., M 7.35 .Wm St. Joer, Labor 73.13 A. J. Mayfield, Balance on salary 40.00 Howard & Lemaster, Supplies 3.10 Nettie Smythe Nuraing 37,50 DeCunrut Metal Works Pipe & Iron, 1.65 ,C- L. Sloan, Assigned Account 8.00 Chas. Reed 164 hours, 63.00 Concrete Pipe Go., Uateriil, 736.86 John Salliday, Labor 110.62 Pir1 R. Sayer, " 5.00 L. M. Porter, Salary 40.00 ,Henry Durham 16 hours, 16.00 3` J STREET LIGHTING FUND, Idaho Power Co. Street Lights 599.50 TOTAL 599.50 BRIDGE FUND Henry Mende 3 days 9.50 Fred Brook, 4 days 12.80 Carl ntheridge, 4 days 12.80 P. J. Munger 3 days 9.60 Irrigators Lumber Co. Lumber 77.06 Ii. M7 Brock, 4 days 16.00 A. 47. Dln1e813 Material & Labor 7.25 S. W. Morrison & Co., Lumber 254.51 TOTAL $299.62 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIST. #5. L. X. Porter, Salary 150.00 Frank Hartkopf " 73.60 w§lter Griffiths 276 hours 138.00 Ed Streeter, 14 days 56.00 Cement Pipe Co Material 20.70 Bather Hdwe. Co. Shovel, 1.00 Boise- Payette Lbr. Co. dement 34.30 Caldwell Mfg. Co. Stakes 9.00 TOTAL x$482.60 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $9,152.39. The Mayor appointed Swain Beaty as Asst. Supt. of Parka and Asst. Supt. of Water Worke at a salary of 4100.00 per_month. It was voted on motion of Liumford, seconded by Hoffman, that the appointment o£ Swain Beaty by the Mayor be approved. A communication form the Idaho Surveying & Rating Bureau•, Boise, Idaho, outlin- ing certain deficiencies in the city's fire defence system, and making certain recom- mendations thereto. The matter was referred to the Vire Committee, and the Clerk was instructed to acknowledge recdipt and place same on file. The Treasurer's report for the month of Kay 1927 was read and orders filed. It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Hoffman, that the estimate of the annual expenses as made by the Finance Committee to be raised by the tax levy of 1927 be placed at 28 mills, and the report of the committee be accepted. BILL N0. 2, BY JACKSON, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ATJiEi`TDING SECTION 190F ORDINANCE NO 390, ENTITLED 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, REGULATING THE SALE AND CARE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS SOLD SOLD AND DISPOSED OF WITHIN THE LIPIITS OF SAID CITY OF CALDWELI PRESCRIBING TIE LIAN!ER IN SIHICH DAIRIES SHALL BE OPERATED. PROVIDING FOR THE TESTING OF DAIRY PRODUCTS AND THE EXAI•SINATION OF ALL COWS FOR TURBERCULOSIS; GRANTING TO THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CALDVIELL JURISDICTION OF AIT,_PLACES WITHIN FIVE MILES OF THE CORPORATA LIMITS OF SAID CITY; AND FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF ANY HEALTH OR QUARANTINE ORDI INANCE AND REGULATION THEREOF; AND MIT -MAN AND DAIRYMAN AFFLICTED WITH COT- IUNICABLE DISEASE TO REPORT TO INSPECTOR 1 JITHIN TWELNTY -FOUR HOURS; MILK NOT TO BE SOLD FROM SHOPS, OR ANY OTHER PLACE WHERE THERE EXISTS ANY CONTAGIOUS OR INFECTIOUS DISEASE; AND REGULATE THE STANDARDS AND SALE OF TCEOREAM, PROVIDING THE PENALTY OF THIS ORDINANCE AND REGULATIN! AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL WHOSE ZRIUS AND CONDITIONS ARE IN CONFLICT HEREIWITH, AND CREATING THE OFFICE OF DAIRY INSPECTOR'.; RELATING TO TIM CREATION OF THE OFFICE OF DAIRY INSPECTOR AND MAKING THE CHIEF OF POLICE EX- OFFICIO DAIRY INSPECTOR, AND RELATING TO THE SALARY THEREOF. REPEALING ALL ORDI- NANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH ", was read for the first time. A motion was made by Rumford, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended requiring the bill to be read on three separate days, and the bill read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed in it final passage. The Clerk was caused to call the robl with the following results: AYES: DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFF U4, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND Il4UMFO'_RD. HAYES: NONE. The Mayor declared the motion had passed and caused the Clerk to read Bill No. 2 seoond time by tit.le and the third time in full, section by section, and on the ques- tion as put by the Mayor, Shall Bill No. 2 pass? the Clerk was caused to call the roll with the following results 'BYES; DAVIS, DUTTON, HOPRUN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL, AND MUMFORD. HAYES: NONE. The Mayor declared the bill had passed and now become Ordinance No. 438 and directed the Clerk to make propper entry of same and have the same published in the Caldwell News, the official paper of the City of Caldwell, and signed same in open session of the 00=0i 4 BILL No. 3, by Mumf ord, entitled "AN ORDINANCE MAKING IT UNLAWFUL TO CUT, DEI FA63 OR DESTROY PROPERTY OF THE CARNEGIE PUBLIC FUBDdQ:'LIBRARY OF CALI)WLLL, OR TO PALL= FULLY RETAIN ANY PROPERTY BELONGING TO SAME, AND MAKING IT A MISDEMEANOR, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATLON OF THE ORDINANCE ", was read in full the first time. It was voted on motion of McOonnel, seconded by Jackson, that a proper resolutf n be drawn calling a public meeting according to law, for the purpose of granting a public hearing on the Estimate of Expenditures for the fiscal year beginning May 2, 1927, and ending the first Tuesday in May 1926. The estimate of the probable amount of money necessary for all purposes to be raised in the city for the fiscal year beginning May 2, 1927, and ending the first I Tuesday in May 1928, was submitted by the Finance Committee and ordered entered at lengt upon the minutes. A full and true copy of said Estimate is as follows: ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENDITURE OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE YEAR 1987 -1928. June 6, 1927, FOLLOWING IS THE ESTIMATE PREPARED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF - CALDWELL, COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO, FOR THE PROBABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY NECESSARY F R ALL PURPOSES TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION IN THE SAID CITY DURING THE FISCAL YEAR BEGBNNING THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, 1927, AND THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, 1928, INCLUDING PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST DUE ON THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS AND SINKING FUNDS,ITIMIZING AND CLASSIFYING THE SEVERAL BRANCHES OF EXPENDITURES AS NEARLY AS MAY BE; WITH A STATEMENT OF TIM ENTIRE REVENUE OF THE CITY FOR THE PREVIOUS YEAR: For the City Hall, including salaries, maintenance and operation, - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 01,800.00 j For Department of Mayor and Council including salaries, 550.00 for Department of City Clerk, including salaries and incidentals, - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2,000.00 For Department of City Treasures, including salaries and incidentals, - - i _ _ - _ - _ 700.00 For Department of City - Engineer, including salaries and incidentals and expenses of building inspector, - - 500.00 For Department of 0ity Attorney, including salaries and incidentals, - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 650,00 For Department of City Physician, including'Salaries and incidentals, - _ - _ - _ - _ _ _ 600.00 For Fire Department, including salaries, maintenance and operation, - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9,500.00 For Police Department, including salaries, special pol police and incidentals, - - _ _ _ _ _ _ 4,200.00 For Street Department, including salaries, maintenance, operation, material and equipment, - - - _ _ 13,000.00 For Department of Public Library, including salaries, maintenance and ppertation, - - _ _ _ _ - 4,000.00 , For Department of Public Parks, including salaries, labor incidentals, and - - _ - _ - _ 3,500.00 For Department of Public Cemetery, including salaries and incidentals, - - - _ _ _ - - _ 2,700.00: For Street Lighting, _ _ - _ - _ _ _ 6,800.00 For Street Sprinkling, - - _ - _ _ _ _ 9,000.00 i For Printing and Publication, - _ _ _ _ _ 1,500.60 For Gasoline, - - - - - - - - - - 150.00 I i [ i y: For Cempeneation Insurance, - - _ _ 550.00 For Taxes, - - 1 - _ _ - _ _ - 325.00 Vor Emergencies- _ _ _ _ _ - _ 4,008.07 For Department of Vater Works, including salaries, incidentals, operation, material, equipment and maintenance, - - - _ - 15,000.00 ?or Department Of Irrigation, including e4lariee incidentals, operation, material, equipment and maintenance, _ - - _ - 9,000.00 For Payment of Bonds, including principal, interest and sinking funds, the fmllowing sums; Water Works Extension 110. 3, issue July 1, 1919, Principal, _ - - - _ _ _ - Interest, _ _ 1,000.00 _ - _ - _ 1.575.00 General Paving No. 2, issue July 1, 1919, Principal, _ _ _ - - - - - 2.000.00 Interest, - - - - - _ _ - 2,677.50 Funding No. 3, issue July 1 1920, Principal, - - - - - - - - Interest, - - - 1,100.00 _ _ - _ _ 1,410.00 Refunding, isaue January 1, 1925, Principal, - - _ _ _ - - - Interest, - _ _ 3,000.00 _ - _ _ - 3,685.00 General Street Improvement, issue July 1, 1925, Principal, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Interest, - _ _ 1,000.00 - - - _ - 1,947.50 Local Lateral Bawer Improvement Dist. No. 5 Bonds, issue January 1, 1918, Principal, - - - _ - _ - _ 150.00 Interest, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 18.2E Sewer Local Lateral /Improvement Diet. No. 8, Bonds, issue January 1, 1920, Principal, - - _ _ - _ Interest, _ _ _ 6E5.56 _ _ _ _ _ 43.79 Local Lateral Sewer Improvement Dist. No. 7 Bonds, issue January 1, 1921, Principal, _ _ - _ _ _ Interest, 2,369.57 - Local Lateral Sewer Improvement Dist. No. 8 1,330.00 Bonds, issue July 1, 1921, Principal, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 535.32 Intereert- - _ - _ - _ - _ 350.00 Local Lateral Sewer Improvement Dist. No. 9, Bonds issue, July 1, 1921, Principal, - _ - - _ _ _ _ Interest, _ _ 3,765.79 _ _ _ _ _ _ 2,636.05 Local Lateral Sewer Improvement Dist. No.10, Bonds, issue Principal, - _ _ - _ _ _ _ 1,100.00 Interest, - - - _ - _ _ _ 770.00 Local Paving Improvement Dist. No. 2, Bonds, issue July 1, 1920, Principal, - _ _ _ - - _ _ Interest, - - 14,508.24 _ _ - - - - 6.250.00 Local Paving Improvement Dist. no. 3, Bonds, issue July 1, 1920, Principal, - - _ _ _ _ _ Interest, - _ _ _ 2,203.70 _ _ _ _ 700.00 Local Paving Improvement Dist. No. 4, Bonds, issue July 1, 1920, Principal, - - - - - _ _ _ 1,636.27 Interest, _ - - _ - _ _ _ 560.00 Local Improvement District No. 6, Bonds, issue January 1, 1927, Principal, - - - - _ _ _ _ 234.31 Interest, - _ - _ _ _ _ - 164.02 Total for all resources, - - - - -. - 4148,350.91 Revenue from all sources f or year 1926_1927, as per Auditor's Report, - - - - _ $190,767.30 Eit Clerk. IM Report of H. C. Gillette, Chief 'of Fire Department for the month ending May 31, 1927, was read and ordered placed on file. It was voted on motion of Jackson, aeconded by Davis, that Council adjourn until Monday at 8;00 P. M. June 13, 1927. APPROVED. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBER, JUNE 13, 1927. Council met in regular session persuant to adjournment June 13, 1927 at 8:00 P. with Mayor I�unpal presiding with the following Councilmen present, Davis, Dutton, Hoffman, Jackson, Modonnel and Idumford. It was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Mumford that the Bonds of the Treasurer, City Clerk anf Chief of Police be accepted. B. F. Brown appeared before the Council and asked that some provision be made whereby that he could get water for irrigation on his property situated in block 20, Wash. Heights Addition, and the matter was refered to the Irrigation Chairman and City Engineer. BILL No. 4, By Mumford, entitled " AN ORDINANCE CREATING A FUND TO BE KNOWN ASCI REVOLVING CASH FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF INDIVIDUAL EXPENSES; DESIGNATING THE USE OF THE MONEY IN SAID FUND AND THE LIABILITY THEREFOR ", was read the first time in fall. RESOLUTION NO. 1. " A RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC MEETI`1G FOR MONDAY JUNE 27, 1927,AT EIGHT O'CLOC M. FOR THE PURPOSE OF GRANTING A PUBLIC HEARING. BEFORE THE APPROPRIATION BILL PROVIDED" F IN SECTION 4055 OF THE COMPILED STATUTES OF THE STATE OF IDAHO AND CHAPTER 158 OF THE ID_4HO SESSION. LAWS FOR 1927, SHALL BE PASSED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL; A DOPY OF WHIC SAID ESTIMATE•OF THE PROPOSED APPROPRIATION BILL IS FULLY SET FOURTH AT LENGTH UPON THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL HELD ON JUNE6, 1927; THE SAID LEVY FOR GENERAL PURPOSES BEING IN EXCESS OF TEN MILLS. WHAREAS; At a regular meeting of the City Council of the Oity of Caldwell, held on the 6th day of June, 1927, an estimate of the probable amount ofmoney necessary for all purposes to be raised In the City of Caldwell, Idaho, during the fiscal year beginning May 2nd, 1927; and ending the first Tuesday in May, 1928, including principal and interest due in the bonded debt and sinking fund, itimized and clasdifying the,diferent objects and branches of expenditure as near as may be, with a statement of the entire revenue of the city or village for the previous year, was submitted to said Mayor and City Council by the Finance Committee, and which said estimate was entered at length upon its minutes; WHEREAS, Motion was duly made, seconded andcarried that proper resolution be dra fixmng the time for public Deeting for hearing protests against said proposed appropriatio due bill and giving notice thereof; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AID COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO: Sectionl. That the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell have deter- mined that it will require a tax levy for general revenue purposes in excess of ten mills to raise sufficient 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 thefiscal year beginning the first Tuesday in May, 1927, and ending the first Tuesday in May, 1928. Section 2. That before tie pasage of said appropriation brill and before said lev I I'li CLERKS �, P. I i