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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1916-07-03city council minutes-81� - I i rd 0 Councilman Forbes stated that the bridge on Tenth ;:venue should be widened as, In. its present condition, it was'a menace to the safety of the traveling public. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that the City Engineer be instructed to submit estimates of the cost of widening this bridge. It was suggested that the City �hgineer submit estimates on a permament and also on a piling bridge. The Mayor stated that it had been suggested to him that the Council room on the ground floor of the City Hall be made into a rest room for the ladies and children and that the Council meetings and Court be held on the third floor. He stated that the Commercial Club and Forward Club were willing to provide the necessary furniture for the rest room. It was voted upon motion of Forbes that the Mayor appoint a committee of two o meet with the clubs and ascertain their views in the matter. The Mayor appointed Hayman and Ackley. No further business appearing before the meeting it was voted upon motion of that Council adjoin. test:I Mayor. i y lark; Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, July 3, 1916. Council meet in regular session, with Idayor Fred C. Boyes, presiding, Council- men present,'Ackley, Forbes, Harrington and Hayman, S. Ben Dunlap, Clerk, when the following business was transacted& Yrs. S. id. Hurtt and ISrs. Frank Breshears, representing the Ladies ;iid of Babtist Church, presented a petition for permission to ereot an eating tent within fire limits. It was voted upon motion of Forbes that the petition be referred to the Fire Committee. The minutes of the sessions held during the month of June, 1916, were read it was voted upon motion of Harrington that the same be approved. 'The following bills which had been o.k'd by the Finance Committee, wore read it was voted upon motion of Harrington that the same be allowed and warrants be red drawn on the vax•ious funds in payment of the same as follows: GEPI'3Bi.L FUND S. Ben Dunlap June salary and h�cpenses '101.60 The Calton Printers Lldso 2.50 T. G. June salary 50.00 Electric Investment Company June street and alley lights 76.50 Caldwell Tribune Printing 117.04 oral 11. Sovereign June salary 20.00 A. W. Duncan Blacksmith work' .75 B2_ GEINEitAL FUND C. AT. Milliner Coal 9.10 Boyes Hardware Company ydse 1.50 Electric Investment Company Light, City Hall 8.94 Orel H. Sovereign June salary and evpenses 60.50 Glenn i'7. Fright " " 25.00 Fire Department Services firemen 138.20 Caldwell Lbr and Coal Company Storage hose cart 1.00 I'lountain Status Company Phone rentals 4.75 The Continental Oil Company Gasoline 29.15 Electric Investment Company Energy, water heater 2.70 First National Bank Assigned claim- Rtlielrryn Fortner 25.60 John A. Baker June salary 85.00 Dan Shuee " „ 80.00 Boyes Hardware Company Mdse .30 P. E. Zngel Livery hire 1.00 The Caldwell Tribune Printing 4.00 Caldwell Commercial Barak Assigned claim -Guy C. McGee 75.00 Gpv C. MoGeo June salary acct 30.00 First National Bank Assgn'd claim -E. P. Sigsby 22.50 Ackley Brothers Assigned claim -L. A. Loehr. 1.25 F. L. Lockwood Assisting hgineer 30.00 Archie Teach 11 " 1.25 C. C. Gunvell Inspecting concrete 42.50 Peckham -Case Company P.4dse 1.75 A. F. Hart Stakes 5.25 Tota ----------- ---- -- - -- -- -- - - - -- -- ----- - - ---- T . . �I J ROAD FUND D. D. Cam:rbell June e`.l.,:r i,rO freight ? 96.68 Olaf Delain " " 65.00 Henry Rogers " " 65.00 Tom Glenn " ^ 65.00 Bert Smart " 65.00 Owen Farley Labor 26.25 0. 0 . Allison 90.00 Lou Hosa 86.00 Al. Potts " 7.50 Enos Campbell " 15.00 Orel U. Sovereign Assigned claim -E. E. Heed 16.86 Orel H. Sovereign " ,'i. Roberts 10.00 F. L. Labor 18.00 A. L. Lindley 'r 35.75 J. E. Bird Dragging roads 4.50 L. 1. Douglas „ 2.25 Alonzo Witteman 6.25 C. H. Leighty Dirt 3.75 �I J -83- i I I I I Harry Smith Prank L. lio, es Prod Ross J. T. Harris W. S. Shuee Harold Hartenbower Caldwell Coml Bank Boycs Hardware Company The Gauld Company Glauber Brass ifg Company H. Mueller Man'f'g Company Dr. J. B. ;Jright A. W. Duncan Caldwell Lbr and Coal Co Cox and Judd WATER lYOiiK FUND Jun salary- and espensos 11 11 L=:bor Assigned claim -L. A. Lohr IMse u Pipe Blacksmith wor]c Lumber Drayage �} 90.41 75.35 77.50 57.50 41.25 17.50 6.25 2.95 1.39 51.03 82.53 24.80 6.93 6.25 .50 ROAD FUND Continental oil Company Gasoline y 13.25 B. P. Bennett Blackamith work 2.50 A. 'U. Dunoan " " 14.98 Billie Carter " 5.50 C. L. Idleman lxcha.ge magneto 2.00 Hodson- Feenaughty CocpaL�y Mdse 11.73 J. H. Forbos Hay 83.97 Alonzo Wittoman Oats 123.90 Mrs. Ella Gartin June Darn rent 10.00 Electric Investment CompLMy light, City Earn .80 Caldwell Plunbing and Htg' Co :,doe .25 Caldwell Lbr and Coal Co Lwnber 10.00 Boise - Payette Lumber Company ° 139.60 Lem iiarding Cement and tilo pipe 152.59 Boycs Hardware Company iddsa 14.65 Idaho Implement & Grain Co Mdse 5,45 Terry and ldcGee Crosswalks 67.25 Terry and 1. ?c Gee " 201.50 Terry and 1,cGee Sbd.ewallcs 106.77 Terry and McGee 368.44 Terry and i.IcGee 182.79 Terry and Ma Gee 90.60 Te2'ry anad LicGoe 216.04 Toiry and mcGoe " 156.64 T erry andIaCoa 97.15 Total----------------------------------------------------- 7 Harry Smith Prank L. lio, es Prod Ross J. T. Harris W. S. Shuee Harold Hartenbower Caldwell Coml Bank Boycs Hardware Company The Gauld Company Glauber Brass ifg Company H. Mueller Man'f'g Company Dr. J. B. ;Jright A. W. Duncan Caldwell Lbr and Coal Co Cox and Judd WATER lYOiiK FUND Jun salary- and espensos 11 11 L=:bor Assigned claim -L. A. Lohr IMse u Pipe Blacksmith wor]c Lumber Drayage �} 90.41 75.35 77.50 57.50 41.25 17.50 6.25 2.95 1.39 51.03 82.53 24.80 6.93 6.25 .50 -84- WATER ",' 23;5 FUND - -- - Milliner Transfer Company Drayage 1.75 Caxton Printers Printing 2.26 Electric Investment Company Light and Power 123.80 Total. ------------------------- - -- -- ---$�7F cUaYERY FUND J. N. Boss June salary and overtime 70.00 Cyruo Crandall Labor 65.00 Boyer :lardwaro Company P,Idso 15.25 Total----------------------------------------------------- -'1 0. GRIED TOTAL ,------ - - - ---- --- - ------- - -- --- _- -04,965.89 The bill of Terry and UcGee in the sum of 1102.00, repair work on pavement and the bill of the Caldwell Plunbing and Heating Company in the sTm of 460.18, mdse for water Department, were referred to the Pinance Corm-A tteo for further consideration. The report; of the following officers for the month of June, 1916, were read. City LngineQr, Superintendert of ',ater forks, city Clerh, Zo-ton, Police ledge, City Librarian and Superintendent of Streets. The semi - annual report and irvontory of the Fire Chief for the term ending June 3o, 1916, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Ha :man that the reports of the Supt of 'dlater "forks, Clerk, Sexton, Police Judge, Librarian and Supt of Streets be approved and that the reports of the City Engineer and lire Chief be approved except as to the recommendations made therein. The following insurance policies insuring the City Hall for three years from July 9, 1916, each in the sum ",1,000.00, and oarrying a premium of "20.00 each, were presented. Company Humber Agent 2ochester- German 60,088 F. D. Mumford The Home Insurance Company 4,369 Canyon Abstract and Trust Co. Atlas Assurance Company 2,233,261 T. 1sT. Uichol Scottish Union 6,056,132 Fred 1,I1tehell Liverpool London Globe 944,904 Fred Lliteholl A 1 SP$IIUMIIIG FUPiD F. L. Koller June sprinkling $24 - -.80' A. IN. DLmoan B1 «cksmith 7,ork .95 Boyes hardware Company ISdse 1.00 Total . --------------------------- -- --- --------- ----- - - - - -- -246. PARK FUND Fred Howard June salary 70.00 Bert Cbffee Labor 2.00 Boyes hardware Company B4dse 8.00 Salt Lake Stamp Company Udse 1.53 A. 'N. Duncan Blacksmith work 5.64 Total ,------------------- -- - - ----------- ------------ --- - -' 87 • GRIED TOTAL ,------ - - - ---- --- - ------- - -- --- _- -04,965.89 The bill of Terry and UcGee in the sum of 1102.00, repair work on pavement and the bill of the Caldwell Plunbing and Heating Company in the sTm of 460.18, mdse for water Department, were referred to the Pinance Corm-A tteo for further consideration. The report; of the following officers for the month of June, 1916, were read. City LngineQr, Superintendert of ',ater forks, city Clerh, Zo-ton, Police ledge, City Librarian and Superintendent of Streets. The semi - annual report and irvontory of the Fire Chief for the term ending June 3o, 1916, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Ha :man that the reports of the Supt of 'dlater "forks, Clerk, Sexton, Police Judge, Librarian and Supt of Streets be approved and that the reports of the City Engineer and lire Chief be approved except as to the recommendations made therein. The following insurance policies insuring the City Hall for three years from July 9, 1916, each in the sum ",1,000.00, and oarrying a premium of "20.00 each, were presented. Company Humber Agent 2ochester- German 60,088 F. D. Mumford The Home Insurance Company 4,369 Canyon Abstract and Trust Co. Atlas Assurance Company 2,233,261 T. 1sT. Uichol Scottish Union 6,056,132 Fred 1,I1tehell Liverpool London Globe 944,904 Fred Lliteholl A 1 -85- i It was voted upon motion of Harrington that the policies be refused and o� @g9^I�r that the amount of insurance now carried on the City Nall be reduced. a - -` Bill No. 15, by Farrington, entitled, "An Ordinance creating a water works depreciation fund and apportioning thereto money derived from tLe operation of the City Water Works Department and defining the purpose of said hand ", was read for the first time. I , No further bysiness appearing before the meeting it was voted upon motion of � -Irley that Council adjorn until F..onday evening, July 17th., 191G, at 8;00 o'olook. Attest Mayor. City C er c. Council Ciacxmber, City of Caldwoll, Idaho, July 17, 1510. Council meet in regular session, pursuant to adjorim;ent, with liayor Fred. Boyes, presiding, Councilmen present, Dement, sox•bes, 1larrin hayman and i:anberg, Ben D nlzip, Clerk, when the fal7_oviing business was transacted; Mr. Joe Di:;kens, being present, stated t12at soy; -.f tie C,:lji,,ll citi:ons vere contemplating erecting o canning factory and had secured c.n option on Block "0" i nd Block 96 Ori:inal Townsite and in order to have enough rooei for builaing purposes `t was aecocsary to occupy Third :.v•, betwoon i,lain and Arth °:r Streets. Lie asked that he Council vacate this portion of ' -venue. i The matter was taken under consic:eration. Sill Ito. 15, by Harrington, entitled, "An Jrlina::ce cresting a ;peter 4 :1 i'nud and apportioning thereto money derived from the operation of the City later 7or'. -s I)eparCment and definine: the purpose of the ceid fund ", was read the second ime. A motion was mado by Harrington, seconded Demont, that the rules be suspended ,nd the reading on three soparLte day; be di .p; used .:ith and Sill 14o. 15 be read the third ime in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the ote resulted:. Ayes - Dement, Forbes, Larrington, Hayman, 6anberg -5. Nayes - done. Absert - Ackley -1. So the motion prevailed. Bill Ila. 15 read the third time in full and placed on its final passage. n the question shall Bill. 11o. 15 pass? The roll being called the vote resulted: