The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1929-07-01city council miutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, JULY 1, 1929, 8. 00. P. 1'i. I'Wfi' 0ounoil met in regular session with Maayorl9cfjonnel presiding, and Councilmen BOLTIUN, DICY,ENS, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SATDL?E 3, PRESENT. ABSENT. NONE. It welts voted on motion of Dickens, Seconded by Sandmeyer, that the office of City Health Officer be suspended until September 1, 1929. It was voted on motion of Johns, seconded by sollman, that the bills as appro- ved be allowed and. warrants ordered drawn on the various funds to -wits GENERAL FUND No. Name For What Amount - 227 Fred H. MoGonnel Salary 11.00 228 F. E Boliman 8.00 229 Joe Dickens " 8,00 230 k7. H. Johns " 8,00 231 C. H. Leighty " 8.00 232 L1. S. Sandmeyer " 8.00 233 0. L. Sloan " 80.00 234 W. 0. Dyer 90.00 235 Oaxton Printers Supplies 64.15 236 237 H Oase Furniture Oo, 11 11oney Drawer 23.85 7.50 & 23 Luella� 26 78.00 240 Oaldwell News - Tribune Printing 9.60 241 Caxton Printers tselance Account 10.00 242 Casa Purniture do. Supplies 9.00 243 Bab -Gee Store . " 1.35 244 Idaho Power Co. Lights 21.70 245 246 Miller Hdwe. Co. H• U. G illatte Supplies 1.30 247 Doyl Fender Salary & Cutters " 165.75 248 Coy Collins " 1E6.00 249 L. C. Zrall " 124.00 120.00 250 Louis rail " 112.00 112.00 I � 251 252 0. Royce Emery Royce " 6.50 253 Goo, Randolph 6.50 254 Porter Glenn 6.50 6.50 265 Wilbur Shues " 6,50 256 E. C. Pugh 5 5.50 257 Earl Gilbert " .50 266 Idaho Power Co. Cooking & Heat. 24.35 259 260 h'aed Ross yoyl Fender Services Assigned Acct. 2.50 1.00 261 C., C. Anderson do. fi " 1b.Op 262 :9estcott -Allan Oil Co. Oil 13.35 263 Troy Laundry Laundry 9.76 264 Case Furniture Oo. Shades 7.00 265 Caldwell P1. & H. Co. Supplies 266 Miller Hdwe. ®o. " ,78 145 267 J. Fred Rowladn Salary & Expense 147.00 268 269 Ii. E. Felton Th081 H. Dryden 25.days Salary Salary 100.00 270 hi.. 14. Sawyer slog Tax Col. 40.00 147.00 271 Jack Thorne i; G. Auto & Supplies 527.77 LLLL 272 Isnapp PAAnt Store Signs 7.50 273 Botkin- Gordon D. Co. Fnmigatore 1,85 274 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 1.20 275 Westoott -Allen Oil Co. Gasoline 221.98 276 Dr. David E. Baird Salary 37.50 277 Frank Hartkopf 80 hre. 32.00 278 Hugh N. Caldwell Salary 50,00 279 Edna McClure Services 2.00 280 J. H. Lowell Rent 1L+8y,June 100.00 281 Caldwell News-Tribune Printing 32.80 282 L. M. Porter Salary 25.00 TOTAL 2687.85 ROAD FUNH 283 284 L. U. PorteP Fred Rose Salary 50.00 13b,00 285 V7. H. Gainey " 90.00 286 T. W. Glenn 90.00 287 Porter Glenn 208 hra. 104.00 288 U.-D. Crandall 208 ' 104.00 289 N. ,Gruver 146 " 68.40 290 F. Allen Smith 88 '. 52.80 291 Bill Evans 32 " 12.80 292 Claude Luellen 16 6.40 293 Concrete Pipe Co. Material 79.23 294 Culler Hdwe. Oo. Supplies 40.45 295 Irrigators Lumber do. Lumber 32.75 296 Ge4i State Lumber U. " 37.80 297 A. N Duncan Blacksmithing 27.35 298 W;atoott -Allen oil CO. Oil 30.25 299 Leieter Imp, Co. Repacre 13.57 300 Westoott -Allen Oil cc). Oils 11.47 301 Caldwell P1. & H. Co. Pipe 11.34 302 Butler Hdwe. Cc. Supplies 14.65 303 Fred Goetta Repairs 10,50 304 Idaho Power Co. Power 7.20 305 Golden Rule 8tpre Rubber Boots 6.45 306 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 6.05 307 Burns Chevrolbt Go. " 3.95 308 Earl's service Ste. Tube 2.40 309 Jack Thorne ri. 'Co. Supplies 1.06 310 D. J. Rice Hauling Trash '.50 _ TOTAL 1040.36 WATER WORKS FUND 311 T. Y. Patber Salary & Exp. 80.00 312 C. L. Sloan 100.00 318 Bryan Harding " F.-Overtime 125,50 314 Wilbur Shues 220 Hre. 88.00 315 Keneth Bickel 202 " 80.80 316 M.`Alexander Co. Assigned Acct. 56.80 317 Byron Jackson Co. Pump 1286.45 318 Id'eho Power Go. Power 566.40 319 Crkne Company Supplies 149.92 320 Mueller do. " 56.77 321 Caxton Printers 55.00 322 Gem State Lumber 00. " 35.70 323 irrigators Lumber Go. Lumber 32,74 324 Caldwell 1 & H. Co. Supplies 20.55 325 Butler Hdwe. Lo. 14.63 326 Tef7ell :,Rotor sup. Co. " 8.60 327 :Millar Hdwe. Co. " 7.70 328 Milliner Trf. Go. Drayage 7.00 329 Cohcrete Pipe Co. Mater Boxes 5.50 330 A.'W. Duncan Blacksmithing 5.50 331 Pioneer Irr. Dist. Rant on Typewriter 5.00 332 Westoott -Allen 011 Co. Oil 4.50 333 Home Lumber Oc. Lumber 3.95 334 Bee -Gee Store Supplies 2.15 335 Mollsel Lumber Yard " 1.33 336 Orb. 'frail Tire & Bat. Labor on Ignition 1.00 III TOTAL 2SQ1.49 llWll GMUTERY FUND 337 J. W. Rosa Salary 100.00 338 J. A. Lammon " 90.00 339 R. Endicott 26 days 83.20 340 Deen Endicott 25 80.00 341 Raleigh Frost 25 " 80.00 342 Carl Liles 20 " 64.00 343 Wilson Ma ro. Co. Supplies 12.86 344 A. W. Duncan Sharpen 2 Pioks .50 TOTAL 510.55 PARK FUND 345 C. C. Gurwell Salary 100.00 346 Wm. Baremore 192 hre. 76.80 347 W. Gruver 48 " 19.20 348 Peckham Furniture Co. Supplies 94.85 349 Idaho Power Go. Lights & Cooking 12.00 350 Miller Hdwe. Go. supplies 351 A. U. Duncan . Repair Law Mower 1.50 352 Butler Hdwe. G0, Wood Stains .50 TOTAL 310.25 LIBRARY FUND 353 S. Olive Bess Salary, Lights &_;Phone 138. 16 354 John Fallen 40.00 356 H. $. Huntting Co. supplies 176.62 356 Demoo Library sup. " 18.06 357 Hollrich Harness Shop Repair Awning 10.00 TOTAL 382.83 TR3IGATTON FUND 358 L. 1. Porter Salary 75.00 359 F. E. Dowd " 127.00 360 T. R. Cochrane " 102.00 351 ';alter Griffiths 162 hrs. 81.00 362 Ohas. Reed 208 " 83.20 363 John Siler 208 83.20 364 W. J. Shoemaks 25 days 80.00 365 Goo. Steward 120 hrs. 48.00 366 Frank McGoldrick 116 " 46.40 067 C. L. Bourland 101 " 40.40 Jrs� I gi i 368 IV. Newman 89 hrs. 35.60 369 R. Newman 85 " 34.00 370, Gao. Allen 80 32.00 371 Noel Nadeau 24 " 9.60 372 Ed Campbell 2 days 9.60 373 Oonorate Pipe co. Material 248.80 374 Idaho Power Uo- Power 110.25 375 Gem State Lumber Co. Material 48.60 376 Butler Hdwe. Cc. Supplies 22.00 377 Miller Hdwe. Go. " 19.19 378m Golden Ralo Store Rubber Boots 12..90 379 Jack Thorne Motor cc. Repairs 4.07 380 Pl. H. Haynes 14 loads dirt 3.50 381 Ore/ Trail Tire & Bat. Spark Plugs 1.00 382 A. W. Duncan Blocksmithing 1.0p 383 T. B. Smith 64 hre. 25.60 TOTAL 1383.91 SPRINKLING FUND 384 I. P. Jones 176 hre. 106.60 385 OLaude Luellen 176 " 105.60 386 Homer Brooks 200 '+" 80.00 387 Porter Glenn 24 " 12.00 388 Feenaughty Machenery Co. Wheels & Axles 304.00 389 A. W. Duncan Blaeksmithing 25.50 TOTAL 532.70 DRAINAGE FUND I I ill' 390 W. H. Robibaon Estimate on Oontract 2297.04 391 (falter Griffiths 163 bra. 81.50 392 M. Alexander Co. Assigned Acct. 44.40 393 Geo. Allen 146 hrs. 58.40 394 Noel Nadeau 146 " 58.40 3953 W. Newman 143 " 57.20 396 R. Newman 136 P 54.40 397 Geo. Steward 133 " 53.20 398 C. L. Bourland 129 " 51.60 399 Irrigators Lumber do. Lumber 306.35 400 Gem State Lumber Flo. Material 152.35 401 Goncrete Pipe Oo. " 100.80 402 Home Lumber Go. ^ 76.90 403 Baxter Foundry & M. 3o. " 29.12 404 J. M. Robinson 8 loads gravel 2.00 405 T. B. Smith 141 bra 56..40 TOTAL 3480.06 STREET LIGHTING FUND 406 Idaho Power Co. Lights 520.05 TOTAL 520.05 Q m LOCAL STREET IMPROVM1ANT DISTRICT NO. 8 407 ®axton Printers Printing 30.00 TOTAL 30.00 .Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to :13,780.05. Joe Dickens, chairman of the Road dommittee reported that the loader could be bought from Gem County for possibly X450.00, and by guaranteeing that amount the Bounty - Commiasionera would put it up at auction to be sold to the highest and beet bidder. It was voted on motion of Leighty, seconded by Bollman, that the chairman of the Road dommittee-maka a bid of $450:00 on said loader at date of sale and protect the 0 -ity's interest. It was voted on motion of Dickens, seoonded by Sandmeyer, that 70¢ per hour be paid for man and team oper9ting the sprinkler wagons. It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollman, that the Pool Hall License be granted to I. H. Waters, Geo. Franklin and W. L. Bradley for the quarter ending September 30, 1929. A check for 425.00 accomppnying each application as license Yee. It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollman, that the dity Attorney be instructed to draw a resolution of intentions to create an Improvement District im- proving Blain Street and such other streets as might be deemed advisable to be included in the improvement district The Mayor appointed 4P. S. Gordon,,Counoilmen from the 'Third Ward.< It was.voired on motion of Sendmeyar, seconded by Bollman,= that_ the appointment of W. S. Gordan lie approved. It we voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Sandmeyer, that ,Council adjourn to July 15, 1929,. at 8:00, P. M. APPROVED: Clerk. to OR. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, JULY 15, 1929, 8:00, P. M. Gouaoil'met in regular'session persuant to adjournment of July 1, 1929, with Mayor M000nnei presiding and 4ouncilmen DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS AND LEIGHTY, PRESENT. ABSENT: BOLLMAN AND SANDMEYER. This being the date not for hearing protests against the proposed estimate of expenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year. beginningthe First Taeaday in May, 1929 and ending the First Tmesday'in May, 1930, the sold estimate and tax levy being in excess of ton aille for gener§1 purposes. The ®lsik presented the affidavit of publication of said notice which are in words and figures'se follows: AFFIDAVIT 0$ PUBLICATION STATE OF IDAHO ) ) es County of Canyon) Emile A'Shorb being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is foreman of CALDWELL ZM1SHIffiG :COKPANY, publishernof the Caldwell News- 1 .Vxit*ns, a semi- weekly newspaper published at Caldwell, Idaho; that the said paper is in general circulation in the County aforesaid, and'has been for a period of 78 weeks preceding first pub - lioation of this advertisement, a copy of which -_is attached hereto, and was publish- ed in the regular edition of said The Caldwell News - Tribune, Jive consecutive weeks beginning with the issue of Jul 13. 1929, and ending with the issue of July 11, 1989 'Signed, Emile A. Shorb Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of July, 1929. Signed, Nell Wilson, Notary Public, Residing at 'Caldwell, Idaho. The mayor asked if there was any one present that desired to be heard on,the matter of the proposed estimate and tax levy.- There was no one to speak either for or against the proposed estimate.. The Mayor and dounoil took the matter of proposed 'esti- e and tax levy under consideration. It was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Leighty, that the City Attorney be instructed to draw an ordinance changing parking in the business district and to'pro- hibit trucks from parking on gain Street from Sixth to Ninth Avenues and on Kimball Avenue from the Railroad Hight -ofWay to Blain Street. The Mayor appointed L. M. Porter, dlity Engineer. It was voted on motion of Johns, seconded by Leighty, that the appointment of L. M. Porter as City Engineer be confirmed. . The Mayor appointed Frank E. Meek, bity Attorney, to take offset August 1, 1989. It was voted on motion of Dickens,, seconded by Leighty, that the appointment of Frank E. Meek, Gi ty Attorney be confirmed. 20; ZOM III L