HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-07-02city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS
JULY 2, 1962
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The regular monthly meeting of the City Council met in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, with
Mayor Simm"erman presiding.
Upon roll call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, Max Lpby,
Charles E. Krause, V. Jay Martin, and N. E. "Coley"Smith.
Mr. Leo Jefries - Recreation Center
Mayor Simmerman called upon Mr. Leo Jefries, a senior at the Caldwell High School, and stated that
he wished to address the Council in the interest of the Recreation Center which was being planned.
Mr. Jefries presented to the Council a sketch of the tentative plans for the new Caldwell Recreatior
Center which was now proposed to be located adjacent to Luby Park at the location of the present Jesse Drive -
Inn. The property consisted of two City Blocks as explained to the Council and Mr. Jefries stated that the
McOarvine had talked with an official of the City to determine whether or not it was thought that approval
would be given for the location as a Recreation Center. Mr. Jefries explained further that the Center would
be designed for the use of the entire family and answered any questions. He said that he would like to
encourage the members of the Council and the general public to support the Center now and after its completior
The contract for the property had been signed on this date.
John Tuttle, Resident Manager of the Grolier Society, Inc.
Mayor Simmerman then called upon Mr. John Tuttle, the Resident Manager for the State of Idaho for
the Grolier Society, Inc. He said that they were listed today as the largest publishers of educational
materials in the United States; that in addition to the encyclopedia, they print a large portion of the school
books which are used throughout the country.
He then stated that since they always get the approval of the Community before they move in and
start to work, they now find that they are stalemated in that they final that the City has an Ordinance which
requires a $10.00 per day license fee and that, needless to say, this was a little bit prohibitive and that
they were looking for a special dispensation for the simple reason that they were not in competition with any
merchant in the Community and that they were offering a service for which the public recognizes a need. He
said that they do not work from door -to -door but work primarily from leads which are write -in inquiries from
the families they contact and the balance of the contacts are made from unsolicited reports of people who
have the program and are satisfied with it and feel that they have friends who might be interested in it.
Mayor Simmerman then explained to Mr. Tuttle that he had prepared for presentation to the Council,
some proposed revisions to the City Code and that these would be presented later in the meeting.
Applications for Pool and Card Licenses
An application was read from the Waldorf Cigar Store for a Pool License, accompanied by a receipt
for the fee of $15.00. It was moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Luby that the application
be approved and a license issued as requested. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
An application was read from Arthur E. Bock for a Card License at 107 So. 7th, accompanied by a
receipt for $15.00. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Krause that the application be
approved and a license issued as requested. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
An application was read from Royns Sport Shop for a Card and Pool License, accompanied by a receipt
for the fee of $30.00. It was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Smith that the application
be approved and a license be issued as requested. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
Application for Beer and Liquor License
An application from C. H. Anderson for a Beer License at the Holiday Motel located at 5th Street
and Highway 20 was read. The application was aeeomnanied by a receipt for $50.00.
Also, an application from C. B. Anderson for a Liquor License at the Holiday Motel at this same
address was read. The application was accompanied by a receipt for $375.00.
The two applications were then referred to the City Attorney for examination. Police Chief Charles
,leford addressed the Council and reported that Mr. Anderson had not presented the applications to him and
investigation had been made by his office.
Councilman Martin moved that the applications be referred to the Chief of Police for investigation.
ire was no second to the motion.
It was suggested that any action be deferred at this time in order that the City Attorney could
-ther examine the applications, and the City Code with relation to the City Park and the location of the
iperty for which the licenses were being applied for,
ter from Alvin K. Bates
The following letter was read at this time:
18h 4th Street
Idaho Falls, Idaho
June 22, 1962
Ed Simmerman, Mayor
City Council, City of Caldwell
City Hall
Caldwell, Idaho
Gentlemen:
May I express to you my sincere appreciation for the very fine letter received by
me some weeks ago in acceptance of my resignation as Councilman, Third Ward. Also, I
would like to express very belated thanks for the fine gift presented to me and my wife
prior to our leaving Caldwell.
You may rest assured that my period of residence in Caldwell, and particularly that
spent on the City Council, will be one of my very finest memories.
My family and I have met many fine people here in Idaho Falls, and we are all ad-
justing to the move quite well. However, Caldwell will be our "hometown" always, and
we shall follow the progress of the city with great interest, wherever we may be.
Thank you again for your extension of good wishes. It is most appreciated.
Very truly yours,
/S/
Alvin K. Bates
n of Fred Alexander
The following letter of resignation was reads
June 28, 1962
To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Caldwell, Idaho
Fromt Patrolman Fred Alexander
Subject: R
Gentlemen:
This is to advise you of my wish to terminate my employment with the City of
Caldwell, Police Department, effective June 30, 1962 to accept a better paying position
at the La Grande Police Department, La Grande, Oregon.
I have enjoyed my employment with the police department and would like to
thank each one for the help and kind consideration they have given me.
/S/
FA-mg Fred Alexander
It was moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Luby that the resignation of Patrolman
red Alexander be accepted. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
ppointment of John Casey and Earl Davis
The following letter was read from the Chief of Police:
July 2, 1962
To: The Honorable Mayor and City Council of Caldwell, Idaho
From: The Cffice of the Chief of Police
r Subject: Appointment
Gentlemen:
Your approval is requested for the appointment of John Casey and Earl Davis
to the position of Patrolman. John Casey's appointment to be effective June 12, 1962
and Earl Davis's appointment to be effective July 1, 1962. Vacancies do exist due to
the resignation of Harry P7into and Fred Alexander.
Respectfully,
Charles W. Astleford
Chief of Police
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It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Shorb that the appointments of John Casey
I n d Earl Davis as Patrolmen on the dates effective as stipulated be approved. A vote was taken and the motio
s unanimously carried.
- onthly report of the Police Dept.
The monthly report of the Police Department was read to the Council and it was ordered placed on
Letter i etLer from Caldwell Night Rodeo
The following letter was read:
June 28, 1962
Honorable Ed Simmerman
Mayor of Caldwell
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Sir:
It has come to my attention that the City's new Ordinance requires a license for the
Carnival to be held in Caldwell, therefore I would like to request permission for the
Monte Young Shows to appear in conjunction with the Caldwell Night Rodeo and 4 -H Fair
to be held August 7 -11th. The Carnival undoubtedly will start setting up on either the
4th or 5th of August and commence tearing down on the 12th of August.
The Monte Young 'haws have been appearing in Caldwell for a good number of years and we
find them to be of outstanding nature, having had very little trouble with them through-
out the entire time they have been here.
Respectfully submitted,
/S/
Robert H. Purcell
I^ Manager
Caldwell Night Rodeo
Mayor Simmerman stated that he thought consideration should also be given to granting permission for
he ticket booth dawn town and for the parade.
It was moved by Councilman Vassar, seconded by Councilman Shorb that permission be granted for the
onte Young Shows as well as for the placement of the ticket booth down town and for the parade which is held
n conjunction with the Rodeo. A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
rank Meek addressed the Council
Mayor Simmerman then called upon Mr. Frank Meek.
Mr. Meek stated that there were two things which he wished to bring before the Council; the first
eing the cement thing which the City had placed at the intersection of South Kimball and Fillmore some years
go. He said that it hadn't caused any wrecks as yet but that it was a miracle that it hadn't. He said that
he next thing that he was concerned about was what the Council is ever going to do about telling people to
pray their Walnut Trees or destroy the Walnut Trees for aphis. He said that there were conservatively 500 or
CO Walnut Trees in Caldwell and that every one of them were impregnated with aphis; that he had sprayed his
ast year and that he was going to have to spray again this week; that one spraying would stop it and he
ought that two sprayings would eradicate it completely. He said that the Council could make people take the
t as a nuisance or make them spray. He said that if the Council wasn't going to do something about it, he
ould take his out.
Mayor Simmerman informed Mr. Meek that he and the City Engineer would discuss the matter with the
ark Superintendent on the following day.
Mr. Bill Gigray - Marvin Ruse application for permit
Mayor Simmerman called upon Mr. Bill Gigray who stated that he was present in behalf of Mr. Marvin
Ruse and that as near as he could tell from reading the City Ordinances, he was entitled to a building permit
that it would seem to him that it would be a use of premises and that after his garage was built, he didn't
comply with the zoning, then the Council would have someneason to refuse but that this was his observation of
it that they were asking that the Council grant the permit as he believed all of his applications were in
order. The Board of Adjustment heard it and turned it dam and that the Council upheld the Board of Adjust-
ment; that in his opinion, if a person is in compliance of the Ordinances, just because someone else isn't
doing something properly or just because the Council doesn't particularly like what the man proposes to do,
is no reason to refuse and particularly when his neighbors almost signed 100% to the use and have no objects
to it. He said that he didn't want Mr. Ruse to have to resort to any sort of legal action to get the City c
Caldwell to grant the permit and that he didn't think that was the intent of the law. He said that he was
asking the Council for their reconsideration of the matter in view of the Ordinances and the applications.
Mayor Sirmerman informed Mr. Gigray of the fact that this sort of thing had created no end of a
problem for the City; that a person would start out with one truck, then buys another one and then another
one, to the point where he is operating a Commercial endeavor in a Residential Area and he then pointed out
that there were about of six of these problems now in existance on Canyon Hill.
Mr. Gigray stated that as he looked at it, the Ordinance provided for private garages and that it
didn't matter whether it was six care, that was what he was entitled to do and the fact that the Council nigh
fear a misuse of property is certainly no reason to decline a building permit where the person is legally en-
31titled to it.
After some further discussion by the Mayor and Council, Mayor Sinmierman informed Mr. Gigray that
the Building Inspector would review the matter with the City Attorney.
Miscellaneous Licenses discussed
Proposed Ordinances for miscellaneous licenses omitted from the City Code as well as various
'additions and amendments were discussed by the Council. The Section amending Title IV, Chapter U was dis-
cussed with Mr. John Tuttle and he apparently had no objections to the form presented. It was agreed that
the licenses discussed should be placed in final, Ordinance Form, and again presented to the Council for
adoption.
Request for Bingo Game
A request by Mr. Leo Jefries on behalf of the High School Juniors and Seniors for a Bingo Game to
be held in conjunction with the Fourth of July celebration was discussed. Mr. Jefries stated that the
Chamber of Commerce had no objections but that they had referred him to the City Council - this would be a
project for raising funds in connection with the Recreation Center. The City Attorney informed the Council
that Bingo was not legal under City Ordinances and the matter was referred back to the Chamber of Commerce.
Beer and Liquor Licenses - C. B. Anderson
The applications for a Beer and Liquor License by Mr. C, B. Anderson was again referred to and in
answer to the question, the City Attorney stated that the State Law and City Ordinances only provide against
the sale within certain distances of Churches and Schools.
It was moved by Councilman Martin that the Licenses be issued subject to the approval of the Chief
of Police and that the issuance of the Liquor License be subject to the presentation of the State License.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Smith.
After some further discussion the aforestated motion and second was withdrawn and for the purpose
of allowing time for investigation by the Police Department and a subsequent report by that Department to the
Council, Councilman Vassar moved and Councilman Krause seconded that the Beer and Liquor License applications
of C. B. Anderson be tabled. A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
Claim of Caldwell Memorial Hospital
City Attorney, Dean Miller, referred to the claim from the Caldwell Memorial Hospital in an amount
of $576.95 for the treatment of a gun shot wound for Dale L. Turner and stated that he frankly did not know
what the City liability was on it but that he thought it was properly a liability of Caron County and that
he would like to get a determination on it so that provisions could be made properly in the future. After
some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Smith that the claim of Caldwell
Memorial Hospital in the amount of $576.95 be denied and that the City Attorney be instructed to initiate
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proceedings to recover the amount by the City to doctors for the care of Dale L. Turner from Canyon County.
A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
Councilman Smith appointed as member of County Zoning Board.
Mayor Simmerman announced that he would like to appoint a member to the County Zoning Board to
replace Lee Finley and named Councilman Smith.
It was moved by Councilman Luby, seconded by Councilman Krause that the Council approve the appoint
ment of Councilmen Smith as a member of the County Zoning Board to replace Lee Finley. A vote was taken and
the motion carried.
Increase in Sanitation Contract - new Contract allowed
Mayor Simnexman explained a request for an increase in the cost of the Sanitary Landfill which
would amount to $788.00 for the balance of the year and at the beginning of the new fiscal year, the contract
was to be re- written.
After a brief discussion, it was moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Krause that the
City allow the increase in fee and also that a new contract be drafted and signed on the Fiscal Year basis.
A vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
Councilman Shorb further announced that Canyon County had agreed to increase their portion of the
Contract by 5 %.
Water line - Went Ash
City Engineer Lewis, discussed a water line on West Ash where one house is being constructed with
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plans for another one to be constructed and he explained that this was in a section of a line where the line ,I
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had been provided by Mr. Brock; that he had put the line in at a cost of $580.00 approximately and it was not
a City main extension. He further explained that he had done some work towards a plan for re- inbursement in
such cases and pointed out that although this property was in the City, the area was determined to not be
sufficiently developed for the City to put in six inch main at the time. He also stated that with a plan for
re= inbursement, that no re- inbursement should be considered beyond five years; that an average would be about
$45,00 per year.
With reference to agreements in such matters, the City Attorney stated that it would be his
recommendation that the water lines revert to the City in the first instance if it was planned to draw up an
ordinance on it. As a public utility, he said that the City is only required to service that which the City
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deems to be economically servicable.
After some further discussion on requirements for re- inbursement and transfer of ownership, it was
felt that .something should be prepared in Ordinance form for consideration at a later meeting.
speeding between Kimball and Tenth on Linden
,Councilman Krause presented s request that some of the hot- radding be stopped on Linden between
Kimball and Tenth. It was felt that the City should set up its radar in this area for a time.
Light on Fine - between Pine and Arlington
Also Councilman Krause presented a problem between Pine and Arlington on Pine Street, where a light
shines into the Hospital windows making it difficult to close the light cut of the windows and he stated that
he wondered whether or not a shade could be placed on the light to prevent this. This matter was referred
to City Engineer, Melvin Lewis.
RESOLUTION NO. 14
BY: COLTNOILMAN MARTIN
WHEREAS, There has been formed the Caldwell Multi - purpose Stadium Incorporated, a non - profit
land
I WHEREAS, It is their desire to provide a much needed facility wherein many different types of shows and
athletic events may be held, and
WHEREAS, Such a stadium is to be located in an area that is easily accessible to the people of Caldwell
and Treasure Valley, and
WHEREAS, The planned location between Blaine and the Railroad, 21st and Georgia appears to be far
enough removed from the residential areas as not to be objectionable to the general public, and
WHEREAS, Such a facility will serve the needs of the College of Idaho, the Schools, the Rodeo Board,
the County 4 -H Fair and other organizations and thereby provide recreation and entertainment for many people !I
of varied interests, and �j
WHEREAS, Such a facility would be an asset to the City of Caldwell in attracting larger and better spot
events;
NCW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell be on record as
apnroving, commending and whole heartedly supporting the Caldwell. Multi- purpose Stadium, Inc. in its effort
to provide such a facility for Caldwell and the surrounding area.
It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the Resolution be passed. A
vote was taken and the motion was unanimously carried.
Bad corner at Idaho and Logan reported - also Tenth and Ash
Councilman Vassar reported that he had had some complaints on a bad corner at Idaho and Logan on
the right hand side going south where shrubbery had grown to whore it was almost impossible to see onto Log
Mayor Si,mnerman stated that he would refer the matter to Mr. Deering and see that it was taken care of. He
also referred to trees at Tenth and Ash and stated that these had been given to the Golf Course and they
would be taken out this fall.
Sewer and sewage charge discussed - Jess L. Smith
The Clerk referred to a delinquent sewage charge at the residence of Jess L. Smith at 1601 N.
Kimball in the amount of $69.60 in connection with the possible sale of the property. This matter was dis-
cussed and referred to the City Attorney for collection.
The City Engineer also referred to some difficulty with regards to the sewer in this location and
it was thought that any new purchaser should be made aware of this.
It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar that the bills presented for the
end of June be approved and that warrants be issued in the various amounts for payment of them.
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
GENERAL FUND
SALARIES
N0.
716°
Carol Joly Williamson (Advance)
PURPOSE
SALARIES
AMOUNT
-¢.p9
719
David Morfin (Final)«
it
720
Wayland Waggoner (Final)*
721
Fred Gepford (Final)*
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722
Kathleen Rachel Parkins (Final)
"
46.89
723
Bert Gibson (Final)
a
87.22
724
Robert L. Kushlan (Final)
^
95.29
725
Donald M. Turner (Final)
"
96.91
726
Charles H. Boudreau (Final)
"
87.
727
Richard J. Coulson (Advance)
"
33.91
728
George R. Sweet, Jr. (Advance)
"
58 .12
729
Ed Simmeiman
^
488.41
730
Charles E. Krause
"
40.00
731
Max C. Luby
"
29.50
732
V. Jay Martin
"
40.00
733
Emile Short
"
29.50
734 .
Nolen Everett Smith
"
40.00
735
Emery L. Vassar
"
40.00
736
Dean E. Miller
"
108.45
737
John L. Englehart
"
278.68
738
Alta E. Williams
n
268.07
739
Charles W. Astleford
"
377.90
740
Elwood Siegmann
n
351.36
741
George R. Sweet, Jr.
"
261.42
742
Gail Boid Uehlin
"
276.96
743
William M. Carlson
n
283.92
744
Roscoe Alien smith
"
319.73
745
Alferd Dick Wing
"
300.57
746
Clarence Dahl Jorgensen
n
284.112
747
David Lee Harrell
"
295.92
7h8
Willis Rolland Keene
^
292.79
749
Fred Eral Alexander
"
284.72
750
Walter Eugene McDaniel
a
273.22
751
Ernest F. Mason
"
273.22
752
Edward L. Eagan
r
261.72
753
John R. Casey
"
162.06
75h
Margaret Lucille Gammon
"
226.52
755
Carol M. Nagel
a
199.48
756
Glenn Richard Rosenberry
"
103.76
757
Robert W. Nelson
n
24.22
758
Jack Melvin Winslow
n
300
759
Floyd J. Szafrajda
n
280..99 99
760
Carol Ann Shaffer
"
188.98
761
Melvin G. Lewis
��
533.82
762
Paul G. Anstey
458.49
763
Richard J. Coulson
183.72
764
Dean L. Franklin
��
251.06
765
Richard Harland Josephson
"
139.76
766
Jane A. Flahiff
"
163.39
767
Barbara Lynn Cox
°
57.35
768
Barney B. Goul
a
344.90
769
Donna Chelsea Ugarriza
"
40.22
GENERAL FUND
SALARIES CONTINUED
N0.
NAME
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
770
George Hammer
SALARIES
101.72
771
Harry S. Flagg
"
260.75
772
Albert Aria Deliyster
It
217.63
773
- George Kirk
It
221.05
774
W. H. Bittick
"
171.47
775
Zelbert T. Booth
"
9.69
776
David Morfin *
11
85.60
777
Stanley D. Waggoner �+
"
64.10
778
Dorsey .lack Reirdon
"
377.18
779
Roger James Gallagher
"
272.51
780
Betty Marjean Banks
"
49.43
781
John Ralph Tate
87.21
782
Leslie Ann Ensign
"
21.26
783
- Gloria Hibbs
"
9.59
784
Betty Ann Kellett
"
45.34
785
Carl Crookhmn
"
206.44
786
Mary Frances Johnson
"
132.24
787
Charles Alvaro, Jr.
"
251.52
788
George C. Dufur
"
16.95
789
Linda R. Ensign
"
163.39
790
James Guy
"
348.63
791
Dean E. Farley
"
263.02
792
Claude Henry, Jr.
"
29.06
793
Charles Henry
"
59.65
794
Jerry L. Henderson
"
137.26
795
William A. Huizinga
"
59.65
796
David A. Lavender
"
36.81
797
Harry W. Long
"
14.53
798
Michael E. Matlock
"
152.19
799
George Nakano
"
251.52
800
Warren D. Strong
"
59.09
801
Nelda Jo Tuttle
"
151.89
802
Patricia L. Weed
"
163.39
803
Einar Allen
"
106.56
804
Dorsey J. Reirdon
".
3301
805
Betty M. Banks
49.38
806
Gloria Hibbs
"
9.69
807
Betty Ann Kellett
"
50.18
808
Denice Kay Tullius
"
24.22
809
Sharon L. vertrees
"
2 5.7 1
810
Sherry Ann Maugh
"
19.04
811
Willa Jean Cos
"
15.23
812
Pamela Jean Link
"
11.42
813
Charolene Murphy
"
19.04
814
Claire Lorraine Callsen
"
19.04
625
Joe Reirdon
"
259.29
816
Julie Ann U 1men
°
15.23
817
Carl Crookham
"
106.64
818
Melvin M. Cook
".
15.26
819
Mary Frances Johnson
'!
122.61 -
820
Tod Matsumoto
"
343.90
821
Raymond G. Scott
"
223.98
822
Gordon Crockett
"
217.63
623
Einar John Allen
"
189.86
824
4olin Ayers Bollman
"
246.98
825
Tom Carr
"
370.68
826
Joseph A. Arriaga
"
307.65
827
Kermit S. Carr
"' -
46.50
828
Joseph A. Gabiola
°
353.65 ,
829
Elwyn G. Staples
"
80.33
830
Bank of Idaho
"
3,766.87
831
State Income Tax Division
"
566.21
832
Canyon County
m
2,071.76
633
Municipal Group Insurance
'!
1,215.00
834
- Employment Security Agency
"
1,237.04
835
Standard Insurance Co.
it
130.38
26
FIRE DEPARTMENT
FUND m0. 45°031
,471.93
836
W. A. Paddock
"
407.93
837
Forrest B. Milender
"
319.64
838
Dale R. Hanks
"
277.15
839
John Warren
"
284.15
840
Harrold E. Perfect
"
262.15
841
Charles W. Phillips
"
285.15
842
Donald E. Machos
"
262.15
843
Leslie L. Ford
"
285.15
844
Eugene Inge
"
261.15
845
Olen Wader
"
255.89
846
Keith Grant Cummings
°
280.30
847
Leslie Wayne Wood
"
261.59
848
Ronald Lee Bale
"
266.51
849
Leslie Curtis Chenowith, Jr.
"
255.01
850
- John Howard Weedon
"
234.01
851
Fred Henderson Alley
"
22.50
852
Richard D. Cashman
It.
31.00
853
Delmar Luhr
"
31.00
854
Mathew Maxwell
31.00
855
Gordon Sams
"
31.00
856
Harlan F. Starr
^
20.50
857
R. C. Stevens
"
20.50
858
Alfred Walradt
"
31.00
859
State Treasurer
"
398.60
4,815.03
719 - David Morfin x Fin 9.69
720 It Wayland Waggoner * Final CEMETERY FUND NO. 50-031 9,69
NO. - NAME PUMSE AMOUNT
Fro George Harmer SALARIES. 2 3.1
861 Lilburn L. Cooper It 282.60
862 Martin G. Laws " 235.48
863 Bobby Hall " 209.55
864 John Denton " 221.05
865 James F. Dickey " 209.55
866 Wayland E. Waggoner " 85.60
* See above 1, 6.39
STREET DEPARTMENT FUND NO. 60 -031
867 Wilbur N. Wykert " 344.90
868 Richard S. Mather It 324.82
869 Alvin Earl Russell " 314.03
870 Donald M. Shaw " 289.61
871 Claude Eddie Green " 240.02
872 Tilford W. Farley 1 ° 224.98
873 Edward R. McKinsey " 235.h8
674 Roland William Murphy " 259.h8
875 Donald Grant Green ° 223.98
876 Cecil Clifford Hall " 224.98
877 Andrew G. Stephens " 201.98
878 Donald L. Green " 224.98
679 LeRoy William Shaffer " 223.98
680 Albert Cline, Jr. " 241.63
881 Peter P. Rovinski " 222.81
682 Charles A. White " 251.06
883 Manly H. Deering " 221.05
884 Pat J. Sweaney " 222.61
865 Zelbert Booth " 168.01
886 Ted L. Johnston " 169.63
887 Allen D. Green " 169.63
_
888 Tom Carr " 23.25
889 - Joseph A. Arriaga " 21.31
890 Kermit E. Carr " 21.31
891 Joseph A. Gabiola " 21.31
892 Elwyn 0. Staples " 13.56
,100.79
SANITATION FUND NO. 75 -031
893 Harry R. Minto 11 277.57
894 F. Marie Rife It 118.00
395-57 - �
IRRIGATION FUND NO. 90-031
721 Fred Gepford * Final _R 56.74
895 Guy Healy " 343.90
896 Oscar Haumann " 249.10
897 Orion Rosa Bethel " 272.10
898 Elmer R. Thornberg " 248.14
899 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt 259
900 Charlie Lowe 0 246.98
j
901 Leroy C. Dibben " 246.98
902 John E. Glenn, Jr. " 2h9.79
2773-=
L.I.D. # 50 FUND NO. 5031
903 Charlie L. Bourland " 314.27
904 Albert B. Exley " 234.38
905 Ira R. Hughes ° 182.97
906 Archie Lacy " 38.75
907 Charley Morgan " 20344
908 James Merrill " 182.97
909 Harvey L. Rowland " 281.32
910 Barry Root " 99.33
1,5374
WATER FUND NO. 30 -031
92-1 Jack Boyd Johansen It 367.90
912 Samuel Hartkopf " 278.57
913 Roy 0. Davis " 259.29
914 D. Richard Clauseen " 272.10
915 H. W. Phillips " 272.10
916 - Kenneth Marion Dooms " 249.10
917 Steve Fish " 235.48
918 Lee William Landreth It 223.98
919 Barney B. Snoddy " 223.98
2,3132.;6
- WATER ( CONSTRUCTION)FUND NO. 30 -036
920 Tom Milton Carr " 23.25
921 Joseph Augustine Arriaga " 21.31
922 Kermit B. Carr " 21.31
923 Joseph A. Gabiola " 21.31
924 Elwyn G. Staples ° 13.56
100.7
TREATMENT PLANT FUND NO. 31 - 031
925 James Truman Easley " 344.90
926 Robert E. Hall, Sr. " 291.26
927 Glen Dwayne Hollis " 241.63
I
X77.79
WATER ( GENERAL OFFICE )
F UND N0. 32 -032
NO.
NAME
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
928
Jahn L. Englehart
SALARIES
13 ..2
929
Dorothy D. Martin
°
189.93
930
Wilma B. Keech
209.55
931
F. Marie Rife
"
6666
932
Barbara Lee Lawler
"
167.112
933
Virginia Mae Mannill
"
167.42
934
Shirley A. Dennis
"
136.9
1 ' 071.
935
Bank of Idaho
"
590.20
936
State Income Tax Division
"
88.57
937
Canyon County
"
342.13
938
Municipal Group Insurance
"
184.00
939
Employment Security Agency
It
1_8.4.7
2,4 1.2
TOTAL SALARIES FOR JUNE 1962 W,822.53
V0. WT. NO
NAME GENERAL FUND
SUPPLIES
FUND NO. &
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
485
California Chemical Company
23-032
1900
486
Tam Carr
27-032
268.00
487
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
15 -032
30.70
22-032
.38
31.08
488
Coast to Coast Stores
23 -032
68.72
489
County- Cities Civil Defense
to -0)16
500.00
490
D & A Sales
24-032
104.20
491
Dual Parking Meter Company
18- 034
158.50
492
Garber Motor Company
23 -033
747.00
493
Idaho Communications
15-032
12.00
1194
Idaho Neon
15 -032
30.00
495
Idaho Power Co.
23 -032
87.43
26-032
34.11
27-032
26.36
147.90
496
Intermountain Gas Co.
15-032
- 96 - -" 67 -
21 -032
19.58
26-032
7.38
113.63
497
International City Mgr's Ass'n
11 -032
7.50
498
International Conference Bldg. Offic.
22- 032
30.00
499
King Brown Gardens
23 -032
27.85
500
T. W. McCoy
27 -032
16.70
501
Mt. States Tel. & Tel
10-042
235.15
15-032
35.75
270.90
502
National Fire Protection Ass'n
22 -032
4.24
503
The News - Tribune
10 -036
41.85
504
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
23.032
6.21
505
Union- Pacific Railroad Co.
18 -032
17.70
506
Western Auto Associate Store
10 -035
2.50
507
Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer
14 -032
54.00
50B
Wing Publishing Company
22 -032
3.00
ED -JUNE GEN3R&L FORDS
2 2.98
WATER -SEWER FUNDS
SUPPLIES
252
Addressograph- Multigraph Corp.
32-032
12.45
253
Joe Arriaga
30 -036
80.80
25h
Baxter Foundry & Machine Works, Inc.
30 -033
43.25
255
Boise Cascade Concrete
30-036
686.20
256
Brad & McClung
31 -032
245.76
257
Burns Chevrolet Company
30 -032
3.69
258
Tom Carr
30 -036
12.00
259
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
30 -210
7.00
260
Coast to Coast Stores
31 -032
2.67
261
Garber Motor Co.
31 -033
&00.00
262
Hersey- Sparling Meter Company
30 -032
249.60
263
Idaho Communications
30 -033
27.00
264
Idaho_Power Company
30 -032
97.88
265
Jim Lyke, Postmaster
32 -032
15o.00
266
Mt. States Tel. And Tel. Co.
31 -032
22.95
267
Nordling Parts Co.
31 -032
18.03
268
Pacific States Cast Iron Pine Co.
30-033
247.75
269
Rip's Radio & TV service
30 -032
8.25
270
Schussler Machine Shop
30-032
8.40
271
Scranton Publishing Company
31 -032
7.50
272
Sinclair Refining Company
30 -032
150.70
273
Telephone (General Fund)
32 -032
55.70
274
Transport Clearings Intermountain
30 -032
h.00
275
Union Oil Co, of California
30 -032
49.21
END -TUNE WATER -S&ER FUND
$2,
SPECIAL FUNDS
SUPPLIES
477
Bank of Idaho
96 -202
L.I.D. x/50 13,000.00
478
Caldwell Firemen's Association
h5 -092
8.25
h79
Dale Hanks
45-032
36.00
480
Oaks H. Hoover, M.D.
45 -o32
7.50
481
Eugene Inge
45- 032
36.00
482-
Nt. States Tel. And Tel. Co.
&5-032
114.65
483
Starline Equipment Company
45 -032
9.70
484
Garber Motor Co.
50 -033
494.00
485
Idaho Poser Company
50-032
1.00
486
Mt. States Tel. And Tel. Uo.
5o -o32
B.15
h87
Union Oil Co. of California
50 -032
3.33
488
Boise Paving & Asphalt Co.
6o -032
112.32
y % iy uj
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID-JUNE 1 62 3 7,868.40
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END - JUNE 162 37,368.21
TOTAL SALARIES FOR JUNE X62 - 47,822.63
TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR JUNE 162 93,059.2h
There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Smith,
seconded by Councilman Vassar that the Council recess to meet July 6th, 1962 in the Council Chambers at
5:00 P. M.
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
The meeting recessed at 10:55 P. M.
Mayor
City Olerk
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
JULY 6, 1962
5:00 P. M.
The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgement of notice in the following form:
We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each
hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers
in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 5:00 o!clock P, M. on the 6th day of July,
1962, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object: New and unfinished
business.
Witness our signatures this 6th day of July, 1962.
-
) Mayor
it
mm ilmau i Gcuncilidan
w Gonq man���� Count n
Cou c n Council n
Mayor Ed Simmerman residing,.
Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, V. Jay Narti
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SPECIAL FUND
SUPPLIES (CONTINUED)
00. & WT. N O.
NAME
FUND N O,_ & P
_
AMOUNT
489
Burns Chevrolet Company
60 -032
4.06
490
Tom Carr
60 -032
12.00
491
Certified Laboratories
60-032
156.98
492
Clerkys Cash Revolving Fund
60 -032
1.50
493
Coast to Coast Stores
60 -032
10.16
494
Idaho- Pacific Steel Whse Company
60 -032
131.09
495
Intermountain Gas Company
60 - 032
7.98
496
Metal Products Division, Armco Steel
60.032
170.02
Corp.
497
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.
60- 033
360.85
498
Radiator Chemical Corp.
60 -032
20.00
499
Telephone (General Fund)
60-032
26.95
500
Union Oil Co. of California
60
209.84
501
B & M Equipment Col, I
90 -032
120.75
502
Orion Ross Bethel
90-032
6.33
503
Oscar Haumann
90 -032
.6 33
504
Guy Healy
90
6.33
505
Leo Smith Chevron
90-032
2.40
506
Metal Products Division, Armco Steel
90 -032
48.60
Corp.
507
Elmer Thornberg
90 -032
6.33
508
Union Oil Co. of California
90 -032
49.21
509
Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer
90-032
3.50
510
California Chemical Company
75 -032
11.92
511
Caldwell Sanitary Service
75 -032
5.00
75 -034
5,051.23
5,056.23
512
Finch Signs
75 -032
6.25
513
Minnesota Mining adn 34 Manufacturing Co.75 -032
4.08
514
Nampa Sanitary Service
75 -034
336.70
515
The News - Tribune
75 -032
2.80
516
Arthur Allen
5032
L.I.D.
10.00
517
Metal Products Division, Armco Steel
5032
L.I.B.
153.22
Corp.
518
Service Parts Co.
5032
L.I.D.
10.25
519
Sharp & Kerney Contractors
5032
L.T.D.
11 311.48
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID-JUNE 1 62 3 7,868.40
TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END - JUNE 162 37,368.21
TOTAL SALARIES FOR JUNE X62 - 47,822.63
TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR JUNE 162 93,059.2h
There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Smith,
seconded by Councilman Vassar that the Council recess to meet July 6th, 1962 in the Council Chambers at
5:00 P. M.
A vote was taken and the motion unanimously carried.
The meeting recessed at 10:55 P. M.
Mayor
City Olerk
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
JULY 6, 1962
5:00 P. M.
The Council met pursuant to recess and acknowledgement of notice in the following form:
We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each
hereby acknowledge notice of a Recessed Meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers
in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 5:00 o!clock P, M. on the 6th day of July,
1962, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object: New and unfinished
business.
Witness our signatures this 6th day of July, 1962.
-
) Mayor
it
mm ilmau i Gcuncilidan
w Gonq man���� Count n
Cou c n Council n
Mayor Ed Simmerman residing,.
Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Emile Shorb, V. Jay Narti
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