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Home My WebLink About1939-07-05city council minutesum C I Mr J. J. Landis appeared and informed the Council that there was a pool of stagnst water near her property.. The Mayor informed Mrs. Landis that she would have to take this matter up with the Pioneer Irrigntion District. There being no further business to eomobefore the Council it was moved by Us- Dannel,seconded by Stengel, that Council adjourn. Motionearried, City Clerk Mayor. CCUNCIL CHAMBERS, JULY 5th„ 1939, B :00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Fall, with the R4e,.or, Edgar L, Oakes, presiding, On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: W.E.Babcock, C. 0, Me- Dannel, Oscar Stengel, G. M. Fenrich and M.S.Sandmeyer. Absent: W.B. Handford. The Minutes were read and approved as read. Herman PurWeier stated that the electric switch at'the Soft Ball Field needed r4pair. This matter was referred to the Park Committee. The Mayor requested the Chief of Police to inform Mr. Shade that he would have to take up the matter of operating a fruitstand''on North Kimball with the zoning Committee Counei]ma n Fenrieh recommended to the Council that Jimmie Fullbright be allowed 03.00 for a bicycle which was damaged by one of the City trucks. Mr.Dildine appeared before the Mayor and Council and stated that the City was hauling brush and trash to Block 24, Golden Cate Addition and that it had become a fire hazard. The Mayor referred this matter to the Chief of Police and the Fire Chief. Thereupon Councilman Sandmeyer introduced Bill No.l, Proposed Ordinance No. 562, LI L_ entitled: Bill I 1, Ordinance No, 552. By Sandmeyer. AN ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE CREATING AND FSTABLISHMENT OF LOCAL STREET IMPROVE - ME'TT DISTRICT N0. 16 FOR THE CITY OF CALDT'.'ELL, IDAI'0: CONFIRMING AND APPROVING THE ASSESS - MENT ROLL FOR SAID DISTRICT AS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK ON THE 13th., DAY OF MARCH, 1939, AND ACCEPTED AND A- PROVED AND - CONFIRMTf BY "THE COUNCIL ON THE .28th., DAY OF MARCH, 1939: PROVIDING FOR THE PAYYRNT, IN IT:STALLMENT'S, OF THE COST AND EXPENSES OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE OR TO BE MADE IN SAID DISTRICT: ASSESSIEG THE COSTS ANDE''PrNSES OF SAID IMPROVEEMTS UPON AND AGAINST THE BUTTING, ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS, AND ADJACENT LOTS, BLOCKS AND LANDS, AND UPON THE LOTS, BLOCKS AND LANDS BENEFITED AND INCLTTDING IIT SAID IMPRO'`E14T:NT DISTRICT, AND PRESCRIBING THE ITANNER FOR THE COLLECTION A£TD PAXI,=NT OF SAID ASSESST=: PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF INSTALLMENT PONDS OF SAID DISTRICT: PRESCRIBING THE FORM, MATURITIES, IATTF'REST -RATE AND ALL OTHER LEGAL R ,91TIRX?,77nTTS RELATIVE TO THE ISSUANCE OF SAID BONDS: which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the consideration of Bill No 1, proposed Ordinance No, 562,' It was moved by Fenrich, seconded by MCDannel that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. S, be read the second time by title and the third time i:: full, s eotl�on by sec- tion and placed on its final passabe. The Mayor directed the Clerk tocall the roll on the motion with the following result: Those votlnb in the affirmative were: Babcock, McDannel Stengel, Fenrich and Sandmeyer.. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Handford: The Mayorchclared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority m d directe the Clerk to read Bill No 1, the second time by title and the third time in full, section by s ection. Tls Clerk reed the Bill as directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No. 1, pass ?" The Eayor directed the Clerk too all the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in t he affirmative were; Babcock, €BcDannel, Stengel, Fenrich, and Sandmeyer. Negative: None. Absent -nd not voting: Handford. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No 1, had passed, and the M yor inaopensession T. the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 562. The Yayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 562, to be publisehd in the Caldwell News - Tribune, the official news - paper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon, the following preamble and resolution was presented to the hayor and Council by c ouncilman Sandmeyer, who moved the adoption thereof which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Stengel. RESOLUTION. By Sandmeyer. IN -I=ORY OF JUSTIN..(JESS).B: GOWEN. It is with profound regret that the I:' -ayor and C ouncil of the City of Caldwell, Idaho are called upon to record the passing of Justin (Jess B.Gowen. We pause to mourn hisdepartura and recall his many virtues, and the accomplish- ments of his long useful career. It is a privilege to have known,a man of his character and to have associated with him. IIe was faithful to his trust, a tuue and loyal friend and his life and labor among us was an inspiration to all. NOVI, THEFT 'ORE, Be it Resolved by the Mayor and "ouncil, duly assembled, that we mourn the loss of a loyal, faithful and lovable man, who for many years rendered loyal andfaithful service to the 'it,, of Caldwell, and his riends and neighbors as well, and that as an evidence of the honor and r expect with which the Oity of "aldwell regards the passing of Justin (Jess)B.GoWen, a copy of this Resolution is ppread upon the minutes, . and that a copy of this Resolution be supplies to the press and to his faithful m d devotee wife and children. PASSED by the Council this 5th day of July, 1939. Approved by the IJayor this 5th day of July, 1939. EYar L. Oakes. Mayor oY the y of dwell County of Canyon, State of Idaho. ATTEST: 0. E. FRITTS Clerk of the City of Caldvell, County of Canyon, State of Idaho. DEPUTY The Mayor appointed C. D. RUSH, as /BUILDiNG INSPECTOR, to fill the vacancy left by the death of J.B.Gowen. Moved by Sandmeyer, seconded by Fenrich that this appointment be confirmed. Notion c arried. Application for Pool Hall License was read from I. H. waters, the fee accompany- ing the application. Applications for Bard Room License werereadfrom I. H. waters, Rummy House, Past - time Lunch. the fee accompanying each application. Applications for Beer License were readf rom Pastime Lunch, Elk's Club, Home Cafe, Rummy House, R. L. Graves, Hill Milliner, EGU and I. H. waters, the fee ac- companying each application. Iii I I� I l� I I� 173 '.-oved by Fenrieh, seconded by Sandmeyer that these Licenses be granted with the exception of the Card License for Pastime Lunch and Beer License for Goo Vinson, these two applications to be held over until the next Council Meeting. Yotioncarried. The Bills for June were read and on notion by Babcock, seconded by Sandmeyer that these Pills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for thevarious amounts all of which had beenapporved by the Chairman of the Pinance C ommittee. Yotion xarried. Nos. Name. What f or, Amount. G2 AL FITND Li � I L 292 Edgar L. Oakes Sal; ry 11.00- 293 11. °.Babcock " 9.69 294 C.O. McDannel " E.QO- 295 Oscar Stengel " 8.00_ 296 Wm. B. Handford 8.00, 2'37 0. M. , 'enrich '" 6.00- 298 IBS. S. Sandmeyer 8.00. 299 800 O.E.Fritts H. Parment or 50.00- 301 Ada `�artenbower " 50.00- 302 E. G. Wallin Distr. " 80.00- 27.00 - 303 Y. °.States Tel j. Tel Eant L: -oil 5.35- 304 F. II. Barnett Co., Supplies 1.25- 305 Moore Stationery 306 H. '. Parmenter n .45- 90.00- 307 Idaho Power Co., Power 50.98 308 Butler- filler Supplies 2,34- 309 H.L.Felton Salary 140.00- 310 Ernie 1"ason " 120.00 311 C,S.Claussen " 120.00- 312 Jack Thomas " 110.00- '13 Oaks C- -Tenn " 100.00` 314 ��tmnett Ciddinbs " 100.00- 315 Russell Collins, assig. Floyd Southwardervices 18,00 316 Bethene "ilkinson Sr_liry 10.00- 317 John Yelson I 50.00 313 Golden Hula Supplies 35.00 319 Western Auto Supply 25.70- 320 M.States Tel L Tel Rent'Zc moll 8.35- 321 Drs. Cole, Knley L: Fnndford Servio"es 4.00- 322 Lodge °7otor Co,, Supplies 4.08- 323 Irrigator's - br. Co., " 3.60- 324 Caldwell IZZ Co., " 3.50_ 325 I Repair Shop " 1.25- 626 Becker Ldw. 327 D.C:Fender Sala r^ y .95- 327A L.C. Krall " 135.00- 328 Coy Collins " 125.00- 329 Pete Olesen " 125.00- 330 Bryan #arding ° 125.00 331 Forre2't Eilender Services 21.60- 332 Wilbur Shuee ° 2.00 333 Jerry Freer.�an " _ 2.00- 334 Ed Smith " 2,00- 335 Nolen -�mitb. ' 2.00- 336 Emr�, "oyce " 2.00 337 Del Royce 2.00 - 338 Anus Knudsen 2.00- 339 R.v.Goldsmith Supplies 1 ^0.50 - 340 Mt. States Tel L Tel Rent ,: Toll 8.45_ 341 knn ricen LeFrance- Vornite Supplies 6.92 342 Becker tdw. Co., " 6.86 343 Srp Lnunrlry " 5.13= 344 Garber ,.rotor if 4.70_ 345 Greenlund Jrug " 1.05 340 Butler - filler Iidtt " . 65- 347 Caldwell Auot Supply " .28 348 Lodge Yotor Co., " �25- 349 E.C. Hikkok, assiJ City Clerl: Salary 20.00,- 350 Caldwell Auto Supply Suprlles .35- 351 Caldwell Auto 6 upply " 1.93- 352 dilllam Jarvis Salary 75.00- 353 Idaho First Ylatl. bank rent 40.00- 354 Mr, Vinnie Dunn 4 Sat. n`rhto 2.00 354A Cnldsvall 1Te ribune Pri=iting 124.56 355 Katcher Oil Co., Gasoline 587,93_ 356 Fred McConnel Snlany A& 75_ 357 Ernest Earl 120.00 358 1ectcott Oil Co., Supplies 62.00 - 359 Signal 011 Col., " 62,50- 360 NordlinL c arts 16.7E, 361 Yilliner Transfer Co., " 14.36- 362 Ida;to Porter Co., " 10.00- 363 Falks Caldwell Store " 6.25 3011 Western Auto -ti,.ply n 3.00 - 365 Oaldwell Auto Supply " 1.95- 366 Decker hdrr 1 .55- 367 Clerk's Cash R volving Lund " 368 Caldwell I7fg. Co., If .35 i a Nos, Name. What for. Amount. 369 Rd ph Hollingsworth Rent 15.00 - 370 Myrna Lunch K,ecl s 13.50- 371 Geo Annon Water 9.00 - 372 Lee Rowland Rooms 1.50 - 420 Fred IdeConnel TOTAL GEIIERAL FUND 43.75- 421 Earl Gully ROAD FUND 28.80- 375 S. P. Glenn Salary 125.00 _ 374 N. VI. Jones " 110.00- 375 Earl Zeal " 100.00- 375 W. E. Glenn " 100.00' 377 D. ,J. Winters " 100.00- VS Wilbur Shuee Services 66.00 _ 379 Ray Jewett " 46.40_ 360 Fred NcConnel Salary 43.75 - 389 Waldo Paddock Services 40.00 382 Ray Hedberg Salary 37.00 383 Warren Fart " 37.00- 384 Tom C "rr " 37.00- 385 Ray Woolery !' 16.00_ 386 Sethene Wilkinson, " 10.00- 387 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Supplies 80.53- 388 Ray Jewett Supplies 46.40- 389 The Salt Lake Hardware Co., 44.50- 396 Westeott 011 Co., ;; 28.48- 391 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., ° 22.27, 392 Columbia Equipment Co., 4 16.74- 393 Falk's Caldwell S tore " 14.03- 394 Caldwell Auto ltipoly it 9.92- 395 Irrigatoras Lbr. Co., if 9.06- 396 Harry's Repair Shop " 7.75- 397 Caldwell Ug Co., " 7.50- 398 The Sawtooth Co., " 6.58_ 399 Home LbP. & Coal Co., " 6.51- 400 Ingersoll -Rand Co., " 5.10- 401 Butler- F ?iller Edw. " 4.45- 402 Olson Yfg. Co., 4.2D_, 403 O.A. Payne 3.80.- 404 Burns Cbev. Co., ;; 3.68 - 405 Western Auto �xpply 3.81- 406 Caldwell Radiator Sim 3.50 -. 607 Campbell imp. Co., 2.55- 408 MoNeel Lbr. Co., ° 2.05_ 409 Moore Stationery " 1.00- 410 Clerk's Cash R"voly. Fluid 1.00- 411 Explosives Dept. " .95_ 412 Greenland Drug " .45- 413 Becker I'ldw. " .86- 414 Shcramm-JoYLispn = .50_ TOTAL ROAD FUND 1,206.12 WATER FUND 415 Dick Featty Salary .125.00_ 416 Cy Crandall " 110.00_ 417 O.E.Fritts " 100.00- 418 Harry Spencer " 95.00_ 419 Jim Watkins ° 95.00- 420 Fred IdeConnel " 43.75- 421 Earl Gully Services 28.80- 422 Wilbur Shuee " 24,00 - 423 Waldo Paddock " 16.00- 424 3ethene Wilkinson " 10;00- 425 Carol Paulson, assig. Conoco Service " 6.40- 426 Claude Worsham " 6.40- 427 Vern Howard " 3.20- 428 Fred Packard,assia. City .:lurk ° 2,80- 429 Crane Co., Supplies 666.79_ 460 Idaho Power Co., " 410.75- - 451 'Naterworks Equipment Co., " 365.88- 492 Neptune Yeter Co., " 96.77_ 433 Caldvell Concrete Pipe Co., " 22.23 - 494 Wutler- Miller Hdw. 19.98- 455 Decker ''dw. u 14,20- 496 a ' Y.States Tel & Tel Rent LL Toll 13.20 497 ' Boise Payette Lbr. Supplies 11.55- 498 Westcot_t Oil Co., 10.98 459 ' Baxter oundry .2y ;elachihe 'Wk.9 " 10.00 440 Intermountain Equipment Co., ° 9i76 - 441 Caldwell Yfg., Co., 9.60- 442 EcNeel Lbr. "o., " 7.12- 443 Caldwell Auto Supply 6.89 444 Western Auto Supply 445 Clark's Cash REvoly Fund 5.53 446 O.A. Payne o 4.75- 446A Neuman Bros., Inc., " 4.62 - 447 I30one's Book Store " 3.70. I� I I 461 TOTAL WATE, FUND Salary 462 LIBRAR'i FUND " 452. Mrs. Ida I uby Salary 453 Nos. Name. - ,ihat for. Amount. Mr. A. h;astie " 448 Conoco Service Station Supplies 2.60 456 Idaho Power Co., 449 Caldwell Radiator Works 'r 2.50_ Rent & Toll 458. 460 Harry's Repair Shop 2.10_' A.C. McClurg Co., Bodks 451 Lodge 1 •otro Co., X 55 472, 461 TOTAL WATE, FUND Salary 462 LIBRAR'i FUND " 452. Mrs. Ida I uby Salary 453 Flaveila C. _londell " 454 Mr. A. h;astie " 455 Pabco Paint Store, Supplies 456 Idaho Power Co., Power 457 M. States Tel & Tel Co., Rent & Toll 458. McNeel Lbr. Co., Supplies 459 A.C. McClurg Co., Bodks 460 The Oregon News 0o., It 472, TOTAL LIBRARY FMID " 473 IRR I GAT 101-1 -FMTD " 461 C. L. Bourlend Salary 462 I-I. D, Cole " 463 Oscar Bauman n 464 Thos Cochrane " 465. Leslie Kelso " 466 Guy "ealy " 467 W.E. Lawrence " 468 Fred L "cConnel salary 469 Wilbur Shuee Services 470 Waldo Paddock " 471. Irven Eurke " 472, Tom Alexander " 473 E rl Gully " 474 Iarizo Power Co., Power 475 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., Supplies 4 76 _ Caldwell Auto Supply " 477. Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., 478 Decker i dw. 479 Rome Lbr. E Coal Co., " 480 Boone's Book Store it 4C1 YcNeel Lumber Co., If 482 Caldwell PlE. & htg. C%o., inl 483 Eutler- L:i:ler ildw. 464 O.A. Payne u 485 Western Auto Supply " 486, Irrigator's Lbr. "o., " 487. Flarry's Repair Shop " 488. Geld, -11 J'fr. Co., " TOTAL IRRIGITIGI? IMID SPRIii1'LI IG MID 489 Del Soper Salary 490 Wm Gainey 491 Caldwell Auto - uaply Supplies 492 Caldwell Radiator 7-'ks- It 493 C.mnbell Imp. Co., " TCTAL S1:RIF1,L1NC FTITD CEKETERY =, D 494 Goo F.ammar,assiZ City Treas. Salv.7 495 Carl. Hanson " 496 Clifford Raymond Services 497 Fred Glenn " 498 C. - " 499 R.W. P.ingston " 500 5.":Ross Salary 501 Paul Engle Services 502 Butler- Ville r Hdu Supplies 503 Vassar Produce " 504 "Illson -Petry, 7-erc. " 505 Peckalva- "illiamson E rniture 506 J.I.States Tel & Tel 507 Weed Control " TOTAL CLMETERY t'UED 2,374.72 125.00 50.00 40.00 147.50 13.45 4.25- 2.10 - 114.94- 69.01 w 566.25 125.00 - 97.00- 97.00- 97.00- 86.80- 83.20- 80.00 - 4Z.75- 25:00 - 16.00- 12.80- 3.20- 1.60_ 74.67 - 8.40- 8.24- 7.62- 4.20 3.40 - 3.00- 1.15- 1.12- 1.05-- 1.00- .69- .54- .50- . 30- u 863.33 100.00- 80.00 8.56- 5.00 .50_ 194.06 125,00 100.00 83.20 63.0 83.20 57.6 50.00 8.00 16.00- 9.601 6.50 3.00 2.25 1.65 631.40 1262 ft§. Name. WIMt £ or. Amount. PARK r=D . 508 T. salary 115.00 509 Dave 'lard Services _ 84.40 510 John Gibson " 84.00 511 Wilbur Shuee " 36.00 - 512 Waldo Paddock " 20.50 13 Viva Barton " 19.5Q 514 Ilea Stoner " 14,40_ 515 Joe Roddy = " 12 :60- 516 Lee Brog If 11.20 17 Idabb Power- Cos, Poorer 111.64- - 18 Crane Co., Supplies 96.55- 1 519 11ountain States Rubber Co. " 61.28- 20 Baxter Foundry & Machine Wks " 45.50- 21 Rensselaer Valve Co., 3932_ 22 Purkhiser Elec Co., " 16:7.5- 23 Home Lbr. & Caol Co., 12.64- 24 National 14ower Co. 11.25 25 Caldwell Concrete Wipe Co., r 9.63, 1526 John Stang n 9.00 27 IrriEator's Lbr.Co., 8.37 28 Butler- I411ler °1_idw• !' 7.76- 29 Clerk's Cash R volv Fund " 5.32_ 30 Caldwell Mfg. Co,, " 4.80- 31 32 A, J. Knudson Becker dw. " .95- 33 Wilson- 1'etry " .95 34 Schramm- Johnspn " .E4_ -5 Falk's Caldwell Sotre " .5G - .08- TOTAL PARK FUIID 439,00 GOLF PUldD 36 A.R.Baxter Salary 60.00 37 Sam Lamkin I 95.00 36 Sam Livesa if 90.00 - 39 Joe Roddy ° 40 Harry Harp. assib Ployd Southward Services 60.80- 44.38- 41 June I.aworth if 4.00- 542 Clerk's Cash R"voly Fund IaIower 89.25- 543 544 Northwewt Toro- S.E.Smith Supplies 11 35.00- 545 Store Milliner Transfer " 4.50 50 - 546 Wilson -Petry Merc Co., " 4. - 547 Ellison -Ela ctric n 45 - 3.15- 448 Boise- Fayette Lbr.co., rr 3.2.66- 549 5ecker Hdw. 550 Butler-Millar Hdw. 1.35 - 1 551 Idaho Power " 1.20- 552 First Service Station " .90- 553 llama Lbr. & Coal Co., " .66 - 554 Moore Stationery " .63-- 555 Caldwell Auto Supply u .48-- 556 1 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleanirig " .45- Falk's Caldwell Store .36- .29 TOTAL GOLF FUND 502.67 NORTH PARK FUND 558 O.C.Sullivan 3ervicea 86 659 Ray Jewett It 10.30E 560 561 Lee Blurry Crane Co., " Supplies 2.80- ^ 7 562 Robert ;lyatt- it 89,4 563 R. L. Elonshihe It 20.00 - 664 Claude Lappin supplies 20.00- 18.00- 565 Ray Jewett " ;566 Vassar Produce.Go., 20.8 0 11567 August Ulman rr 8.s rr 2.75 -. TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND 269.91 1^ SPRAYI110 FUND 568 �569 June Smith Lloyd w do Services 11 - 43.60 570 Cecil llIller assig Hay -?0one n 43 43.60 572 Claude '1'orsham G rold E. Morgan IT ," 136.00" 573. Harry Evans „ 32.40 12.00 74 575. rills Produce & Supply Co., Idaho Hdw. & P16 Co., Su Zi Supplies It 576 Keister Imp Co., '" 269,38 - 77 The Hardie Bmanfg. Co. " 165 .30 -- 578 Becker Hdw. "' 18,68 79 Caldwell Auto Supply v 3.93 - 30 Gambol Store -ency If 1.80 - 81 Ellison Llec Service If 1.39 60 TOTAL ZPRAYINO FUND fi 797.58 S3 Tps, xvme, "3�nt for, 9_mount.+ STR7 ;T LiG1-TTIITG 7TJND 532 Idaho lower Co., Street 113hts 715.12 TOTAL, STRFEP LIGFTIINC FUND 715.12 L� GRIND TOTAL 07 7XP.T;TUITIT,7S "OR JTJ17, 1939, $ 12,261.97 There beinL no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Bab- cock, seconded by f•tengel that Co:zncil adjourn to July 12th., 1939 at 8 o'clock P.M. y.tion carried. �r City Clerk. T'oyor. C^IT'1CIL C77M,B2nS, July 12, 1939, 0 p,T.T. pursuant to adjournment the Council net in the Council Room with the rnyor, rdgr)r, L. Oakes, presiding, on Poll Call the following Councilmen answered present; 1r{.R.uabcock, C. o. MCD "nnc Oscar Stengel, G. ?P, 'enrich and T.T. S.Sandmeyer. Absent; 7.B. TTandford. 1 5r. Dan Cowling a_rpeared before the "m or and Council and asked permission to build a house on 14th., A„e., betweon rverett and Fillmore S�rsets with a set -back of nine feet from the sidewalk. This matter was referred to the City rne,ineer. Appli- c.^..tion for pool fall License :vas read from S.F.Bow, the fee accompanying the appliontion. Applicrtion for Catd Room Licenses were read from H. L. I.ivesay and S.re flow, the ' fee accompanying the a pplicati Applicrtion for , ear Licenses were read from S.F.7ocr, P. A. T..Tartin and Geo tvilson, the fee accompanying the appli stton. *,loved by ganlneyor, seconded by Stengel that these Licenses be „r. ^rated. Motion o,rried. i Thereupon the follovrino Fc'solutionr:as presented to the Mayor and Council by Council man Babcock who moved the adoption thereof WA ch motion was duly seconded by Councilman Renrioh. Ii??S OYTT IOrT . By Babcock. l^.!=EAS, several parties appearedbefore the Council on behalf of the National youth Administration and informed the ynyor and Council of the City of Caldwell that the said N. Y. A. desired the City to sponsor the following program; 1. The removing of trees in parks and perkings. 2, The leveling, seeding and general beautification of parks. 3. Repairing of sidewniks and construction of rose beds in North Park, 4. Seeding, leveling and construction of .irrigation system in Block , of Golden Gate Addition tothe Cit- of Caldwell. 5. Leveling, seeding and planting of Block , in South Park, .6. Construction of a building for the storage of equipment for the Caldwell wunicipal Golf Course. 7. Construction of addition to City Jail. 8. Suitable quarters for the cirl's Sewing project, and,