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July 4, 1910. Council met in regular session. The day being a legal
holiday, Council adjournad until Tuesday evening, July 5, 1910, at 8 o'clock.
Co .oll Chambere, City of Caldwell, Tuesday July 5, 1910. Council not
in regular session, pursuant to adjournment ,-rith Mayor J. B. Gowen presiding, and
Councilmen Elmer A. Clark, 11. J. Devers, R. Farrar, James Harris, I. n. Paynter,
present; C,J, Shorb, Clerk, when the follualny, busineas vrns tr•ansactedi
m inutes or the meetin_s of June were rea.i and arrroved.
The follvwin, claims were read and on rnot; -;n or Farrar the same were
allowed and warrants ordered draean on the several funds a_ ^.olloros:
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E. C. Spencer,
Boyce Ver. ^o.,
Oak Restaurant,
W. A. McGee,
II. t7. Hamilton,
CaUwel.l Lumba r Co.,
T. H. Dr•
1'ellie 11. Sterling,
Dallantyne Prier Co.,
John W. Rose,
NelliL J. Williams,
Pr. J. Y "1. cue,
H. 9. Miller
Ind. Long Aist. T.;1 Co.,
CaidwelI Power Co.,
Maxey ' Schnabel,
C. V. Ainsworth,
F. 11. Richardson,
Harry Leiser,
Ray cleat ,
G. W. Paynter,
Allen &. McGee,
Archie McGee,
Greenlund R Sutton,
lZews Publishing Co.,
Caldwell Livery & Feed
C. J. Shorb, S
Ho4er Bill,
R. S. Miller,
0, J. Shorb,
J. E. Stueeeon,
1Tellle J. Williams,
Boyes Hwd. Co.,
P.ierchants Lunch,
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Caldzrell Planing Mills,
F. W. MUttier,
T: R. Cochrane,
D. H. Mansfidld,
G. H. Fuller,
H. Russell,
A. Duncan,
Peter Watt,
Abe "'alrodt,
W. W. Simmonds,
C. J. Shorb,
E. Bequeath,
Geo, Humrickhouse.,
T. M. Glenn,
A. Pd. Cox,
James Cox,
Sam Winchester,
J. V. Small,
John Hollrich,
C. PST. Allen,
Calkins & Lesley,
Caldwell 'tribune,
Tabor,
Mdse.,
rLeals Prisoners,
curbing,
MiardiaP arisoner.q,
Laths,
Salary and Mdse.,
Asst. Clerk,
Mdse.,
Salary Janitor,
S31ar•y Trecr3;Yrer,
ProfPessional scevices,
Typewriting,
Phone rental,
Light,
t °rise. ,
A"sr_ ,
Salary Engineer,
ANSI. rtn_ineor,
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Sidewalks,
Asst. Engineer,
Mdse.,
Printing,
Saddle Horse,
Salary Clerk,
Special police,
Salary,
Telegrams,
Advertising hose,
Salary,
Mdse.,
Meals prisoner -,
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Stakes,
Curb,
Salary Fireman,
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Sidewalks,
Publications,
"f. 105.75
12.75
3.00
67.18
7.50
"9.00
35.00
1:00
20.00
5.00
2.00
7.50
1.00
111.50
.85
84.00
10.00
63.00
24,00
63.00
136.50
76.00
3.05
193.00
3.50
40.00
65.00
6P,50
4.00
1.25
5.00
11.85
9.90
2.75
68.81
1,485.06
14.50
12.50
11.50
13,50
12,50
14.:50
15,50
15.50
14 .50
14.00
14.50
13.00
16.00
15.50
17.50
19.00
19:00
22.00
5,4 °6.80
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WATER 'NORKS FUND:
Vernon Lindsay,
r vid Lindsay,
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Caldwell Plb. & Htg. Co.,
A. W. Duncan,
Warren Construction Co.,
Neptune TAeter Co.,
Jack Harris,
Frank Smith,
G. H. Fuller,
Wm. Rode,
F. TI. Richardson,
D. J. Rice,
Central Lumber Co.,
C. J. Shorb,
C. J. Shorb, Clerk,
Ballantyne Mer. Co.,
W. R. Thomas,
Boyce Hdw. Co.,
Geo. 'Nalrodt,
L. A. rhapman,
Geo. 77m. Vyre,
Hnrry Leieor,
G. V1. Paynter,
Ray West,
C. !:i, Ainsworth,
F. H. Richardson,
Nellie J. Williams,
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Labor,
Lumber,
Fountains,
Mdse.,
B1acksmithing,
Paving pit. -h,
Meters,
Labor,
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Salary 3: Mdse.,
Labor,
Salary Pngineer,
nrayage,
Lumber,
Salary Clerk,
Stpd. Fnv.,
Mdse.,
Blacksmithing,
Mdse.,
Labor,
PAVING FTMr
Inspector,
Asst, Engineer,
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Salary F.nEineer,
" Treasurer,
SPRINKLIT7G FTTND1
k' 21.25
6.00
6 •55
168.75
lt,. pr)
7.50
15.00
22..00
15.00
11.75
5.40
6.00
151.40
52.60
1.".5.00
25 , i10
30.00
25.00
25.00
107.50
1 ?500
32:5 0
127.50
57.50
90.00
130.00
122.00
60.00
10.00
37.50
60.00
4.20
120.00
5.00
5.40
10.90
8.50
237.30
716.85
3,100.00
8.75
4.95
114.92
10.30
3.85
140,65
215.00
1? .50
6.00
91.65
69,00
15,00
.50
6.80
30.00
21,24
18.70
12.75
.65
22,50
75.00
36.00
15.00
15.00
3.00
20:00
50.00
5.00
5.00
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Boyes Hdw. Co., Mdan., L.00
F. L. Keller, Sprinkling, 200.00
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W. R. Thomas, Elacksmitling, 2.10
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Jo "n W. Ross, Salary °• Fees, 33.50
ROAD FTTTDa
Tom. HenAerson,
Labor Louis Crimps,
Boyes Hdvr. Co.,
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Mdse.,
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Ed. Rogers,
Labor,
M. Alexander,
Mike Lesto,
Caldwell Forvardine Co.,
Harry Bowdish,
M. Alexander,
E. B. Stauber,
17m. Henderepn,
" Joe Kennaugh,
P. F. Getman,
Labor,
W. 0. Parker,
Hay.
Poan & Hay,
Labor A. Y. Myers,
Chae. M. Allen,
Tile,
H. D. Andrews,
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Assi,rned accounts,
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Albert Potts,
Labor, "
71. Oylear,
Labor,
Ben Rode,
R. Mangan,
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TTenry Nartley,
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Caldwell Forwardinr Co.,
Wm, Hodgtns,
Jack Mumford,
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Jess Froman,
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C. M. Green,
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Idaho Lumber Co.,
Lumber,
17. L. 'Fooley,
Salary,
Dave Sheweyii
Labor,
Raleigh Frost,
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0. Royce,
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Charles Mensinger,
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Thomas A. Collins,
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N. S. Miller,
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Wright & Oylear,
Oats,
L. W. Pape,
Labor,
E. C. Spencer,
hauling dirt,
Sam Winchester,
Blacksmithin e,
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Lumber,
Caldwell Planing Mille,
Sawing cross ties,
F. 'N. Whittier,
Crossings,
Calkins & Lesley,
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J. 7. Forbes R Co.,
Bridges,
WATER 'NORKS FUND:
Vernon Lindsay,
r vid Lindsay,
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Caldwell Plb. & Htg. Co.,
A. W. Duncan,
Warren Construction Co.,
Neptune TAeter Co.,
Jack Harris,
Frank Smith,
G. H. Fuller,
Wm. Rode,
F. TI. Richardson,
D. J. Rice,
Central Lumber Co.,
C. J. Shorb,
C. J. Shorb, Clerk,
Ballantyne Mer. Co.,
W. R. Thomas,
Boyce Hdw. Co.,
Geo. 'Nalrodt,
L. A. rhapman,
Geo. 77m. Vyre,
Hnrry Leieor,
G. V1. Paynter,
Ray West,
C. !:i, Ainsworth,
F. H. Richardson,
Nellie J. Williams,
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Labor,
Lumber,
Fountains,
Mdse.,
B1acksmithing,
Paving pit. -h,
Meters,
Labor,
1.
Salary 3: Mdse.,
Labor,
Salary Pngineer,
nrayage,
Lumber,
Salary Clerk,
Stpd. Fnv.,
Mdse.,
Blacksmithing,
Mdse.,
Labor,
PAVING FTMr
Inspector,
Asst, Engineer,
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Salary F.nEineer,
" Treasurer,
SPRINKLIT7G FTTND1
k' 21.25
6.00
6 •55
168.75
lt,. pr)
7.50
15.00
22..00
15.00
11.75
5.40
6.00
151.40
52.60
1.".5.00
25 , i10
30.00
25.00
25.00
107.50
1 ?500
32:5 0
127.50
57.50
90.00
130.00
122.00
60.00
10.00
37.50
60.00
4.20
120.00
5.00
5.40
10.90
8.50
237.30
716.85
3,100.00
8.75
4.95
114.92
10.30
3.85
140,65
215.00
1? .50
6.00
91.65
69,00
15,00
.50
6.80
30.00
21,24
18.70
12.75
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22,50
75.00
36.00
15.00
15.00
3.00
20:00
50.00
5.00
5.00
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Boyes Hdw. Co., Mdan., L.00
F. L. Keller, Sprinkling, 200.00
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W. R. Thomas, Elacksmitling, 2.10
^RIMTRRY FMIM
Jo "n W. Ross, Salary °• Fees, 33.50
The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulteds
' Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays - -0. Absent - -0. Sm the motion prevailed
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A motion was made by Farrar that the claim of the Warren Construction Co.
be allowed in the sum of $27,174.93 on the Paving Fund. The roll being called on the
motion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Farrar - Gartin, Paynter - -3.
AIlIY Nays -- Clark, Devers, Harris - -3. The Mayor declared the motion lost.
I W1J1 A motion was made by Clark that the claim of the Warren Construction Co be
allowed-in the sum of $26.933.36, 81,933.36 in warrants on the Paving Fund and
025,000.00 in Bonds. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulteds
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ayes -- Clark, Devers, Gartin, Harris - -4.
Nays -- Farrar, Paynter - -2. 8o the motion prevailed,
Voted, on motion of Clark, that the Fire Committee investigate the needs ofthe
Caldwell Fire Department and report at the next meeting.
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There were no protests filed against the creation of Local Lateral Sewer
Improvement District No. 4.
Bill No. 61, by Farrar, entitled, "An Ordinance to establish a local lateral
sewer improvemenr district in the City of Caldwell, Idaho; to provide for the appoint/
ment of a sewerage committee, and conferring upon them certain powers; to provide for
the construction of a system of lateral sewerage and sewerage disposal works in said
Improvement district ", was read the first time.
A motion was made by Harris tkat the rules be suspended and the readings on
three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill No. 61 be read the second time
by title and the gird time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being
called on the motion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays and absent - -0. So the motion prevailed.
Bill No. 61 read second time by title.
Bill No. 61 read third time in full and placed on its final passage. On 6s
question, a all Bill No. 61 pass? the roll being called, the vote resulted%
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -6.
Nays and absent - -0. So Bill No. 61 passed, becoming Ordinance No. 178.
The Mayor appointed the following members of Sewerage Committee Local' 'a•
Lateral Sewerage Improvement District No.41 Farrar, Gartin, and Paynter, which appoint-
ments were, on motion of Clark, unanimously approved.
The Mayor appointed Thomas H. Soule Building Inspector•, which appointment was
unanlmodssly conformed on faotion of Farrar.
A motion was made by Farrar that the piling be driven along Indian Creek on
Blaine Street east from Kimball Avenue under direction of the City Engineer. The roll
called on the 3aotion, the vote resulteds
Ayes -- Clark, Farrar, Gartin, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Nays -- Devers, Absent - -O. So the motion prevailed.
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Voted, on motion of Harris , that Council adjourn until Monday, July 11, 1910,
at8p.m.
July 11, 1910. Council met in regular session pursuant to adjournment,
with Mayor Gowen presiding, and Councilmen Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Paynter,
present; Shorbr4 Clerk.
The time coming on regularly for the opening of bide for bonds, bide were
opened from R. H. Rollin@ & Sons, and C. H. Coffin. The bid of C. H. Coffin not
being accompanied by a certified check, was not considered. A motion was made by
Clark that the bid of E. H. Rollind & Sons, of Denver, be accepted.
July 8, 1910.
For $10,000.00 legally issued and properly executed bonds of your City, to
be dated July 1, 1910, or some subsequent date bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent, payable on the first days of January and July of each year, and both princi-
pal and interest payable at the option of the holder at the office of the City
Treasurer of Caldwell, Idaho, or at the Chase National Bank, in the City of New
York, said bonds being due twenty years after their date, and optional for payment
in their numerical order 10 years after their date, we will pay 410,000.00 and
accrued interest to date of their delivery to us in Denver, Colo., or Chicago, Ill.,
at our option. Ne will agree to furnish the blank bonds ready for execution, free
of expense to your City.
This proposition is made on the understanding that you will furnish us, or
caused to be furnished Us, a complete eertifivd transcript of all proceedings relating
to the issuance of said bonds evidencing their legality satisfactorily to our
attorneys, prmor to the delivery of any bonds to us.
We enclose heremitb our certified check No. 10380 for $500 to be held by you
as an evidence of good faith, and to be returned immediately in case our attorneys
fail to approve the legality of this issue.
Respectfully submitted,
E. H. ROLLINR & SONS,
By T. H. Reynolds, Asst, Secy,
The roll being called on thA motion, the vote resulted:
Ayea-- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Paynter--5.
Nays - -0. Absent -- Harris. So the bid was accepted.
The time coming on regularly for the opening of bide for the laying of
cement walk, bids for the laying of the following walk were openeds
Along Blaine Street in front of Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, in Block 19,
Original Towneite.
Along Cleveland Boulevard in front of Lots 7 to 12 inclusive, in Block 25,
Original Towneite.
Along Fourth Avenue in front of Lots 12 and 13 in Block 0, in front of Lot
12 in Block 15; that part of Lot 13 in Block 15, in the Original Towneite; in
front of Lots 1 and 24 in Blocks 1 and 14, Original Towneite; that part of Lot 13
In Block 15, Strahorn Addition; in front of Lots 12 and 13 in Block 108, Original
Towneite.
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Along Third Avenue in front of Lots 13 in Block 96, in front of Lots 12 and 13
in Blocks 107 and 109, in front of Lota 1 and 24 in Blocks 15 and 108, Strahorn
Addition; in front of Lot 12 In Block 96, in front of Late 1 and 24 in Block 0,
Original Towneite.