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Home My WebLink About1925-07-06 city council minutes;,IINUTES OF A ;MEETING 0' TF.E MAY03 AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELT,, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO. Council Chambers Jcly 6, 1925 0-0-0- - - -- -0 -0 -0 The Council met in regular session with ;Mayor Imlay, presiding, Councilmen Conl Dutton, Mumford, lJo0onnel and Wheeler present. Absent: Kimbrough. Minutes of previous sessions, since the last regular meeting were read and apprcved on motion of Whd61AY seconded by Conley. . ;I Bill :�o. 5 was read the second time by title, There -upon, it was moved by Duttca, duly it seconded by Conley, that Bill No. 5, be amended, by inserting immediately following Section 27, two new section, to be numbered Sections 28 and 29, to read as follows: "Section 28. 14o driver of any motor vehicle, except at a gee and buses, shell a it more than three (3) persons to ride in one seat of such vehicle." p i "Section 29. Ldo person shall drive any motor vehicle with one hand, or indulge Ln practice commonly known se one -arm driving." That Sections numbered 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 and 41 be renumbered so as to read Sections 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41. 42 and 3, respectively. The question being "Shall the amendment be adopted?" The L%yor directed the Clerk to call the roll, which resulted as follows: Ayes; Conley, Dutton, ilumford, MoConn 1 and Wheeler. Nayes: None. Absent:- Kimbrough. So the ;Jayor declared the motion had Carrie 1, and the amendment adopted. The Clerk was directedto engross the Hill, and present the same at tie next meeting of the Council for third reading, as amended and engroesed. H. D. Blatchley, representing the College of Idaho, appeared before the Council and orally petitioned that the City reduce its charge for spr nkling around the campus of the College of Idaho. The Mayor referred the matter to the street ommittes. L. J. Mitchell, Chairman of a committee from the retail e:erehants Association, a peered before the Council., and gave assurances that the members of the Retail Larchants Associat on would support the levy coming before the mass meeting of citizens t o be held on the evens g of July 17, 1925. 1'. J. Barnes, representing the Standard Oil Company, of California, appeared before the Council and submitted a form of Ordinance granting a franchise to his company or the ochatruction, maintenance and operation of a wholesale oil supply depot. Thereupon Hil No. 6, by Dutton; entitled "An Ordinance granting to the Standard Oil Company, A California Corp ration, permission and authority to locate, erect, maintain and operate a warehouse or warehouses storage tanks and other necessary buildings and appurtenances, 'together with all necessary pipe 1 nee and conduits on that certain tract of land in the City of Caldwell, described as follows: I� Beginning at a point 6.5 feet South and at right angles to stat0ion No 23 71, W lder branch, of the Oregon Short Line railroad, thence continuing South at right angles to sai rail- road a distance of 78.5 feet to the Southerly right -of -way line of said railroad; thence ',esterly along said right -of -way line e_fd1stenoe of 200 feet; thence Jortherly and at right angles o the Southerly boundary line of said right -of -way a distance of 78.5 feet, to e _ point 8.5 feet South i of the center line of tberailroad of said Oregon Short Line railroad; thence b;asterly and arallel to said center line of said railroad. a distance of 200 feet, to the trui point of begi=n g; all of the above described property being on the right -of -way of the 'Wilder branch of the Oregon �! Short Line railroad, and lying immediately North of Block 8, Cupp's Addition to the City Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. �I for the storage and distribution of petroleum and its produots and all other kinds of merchandise produced by said Company" was introduced and read for the first time. ", Dr. R. G. Young, City Physician, made a report of his inspection of toilets and lavatories in all four pool halls in the City. de stated that he found them in an unsanitary condition, and suggested t et chloride of lime should be used as a disinfectant. Also, that cuspidors seemed to be well aken care of. He suggested further, that all glassware and cutlery used in the dispensing f soft drinks and eatables around soda fountains and lunch counters in the pool halls, should be r quired to be thoroughly sterilized. The ti a coming on regularly for the receiving and opening of bide for supplying coal to the City, pureu nt to notice, said bids were opened and considered by the Council as follows: Caldwell, Idaho. 7 -3 -25. City of ualdwell, Idaho. Gentle en. -We herewith- submit a 'Did to you on Lomeatic Lump, delivered in your bins of X9.44 Mine ne Weights to govern. Domestic Lump is 3" and larger. Nla would also like to submit to you a bid on Stove Coal, which is Lump 3" to 8 ", of 49.25. ne believe that the Stove Coal is a more satisfactory r`urnaee Coal than Domestic Lump. This A #1 Coal. We could out this price appreciably, by figuring an inferior Coal, but are counting on furnishing Liberty Coal. Respectfully, Caldwell Lumber & Coal Co. H. R. '%leaver. Caldwell, Idaho. July 6th 1925. TO THE HOMO_ 3LE CITY COUDGILMEN, CALDWELZ, IIAHO. GENTLEMEN: WE HEREvith submit bid of X10.16 per ton delivered and stored away on sixty five tone domesticy4 lump ooel, 40 tons to be delivered to city hall and 25 tons to the library. We also mish to submit a price of §9.90 per ton delivered and stored away an a three inch by eight iioh California lump coal which is one of the beat coal's on the market for heat. Yours very truly, BOISE PAYETTE LUMBER COMI ANY By L. K. Hopper, test. ;Igr. Caldwell, Idaho. July 6 1925. 1&. S. srl Boyes Cit F Clerk.. 'aldwell, Idaho. Dear Si!-. e submit a bid of X9.30 per ton on 65 tons of Utah Domestic Lump Coal delivered and stowed n bins at City Hall and Library. 44 Yours truly, cem State Lumber Company (! Charles T. Black Manager. P Caldwell, Idaho July 6, 1925 City l: ark Caldwe 1, Idaho f,. Dear 5 r: Ii accordance with request for bid on coal we are pleased to submit the following: 65 tons Peerless Domestic Lump Coal ¢10.00 per ton delivered and mowed in bins al City Hall and Library. Hoping to be favored with your order whiok will have our best attention, we are Yours very truly, Caldwell Produce Co. By A. B. "coper FRES' T. T ereupon it was moved by Dutton, duly seconded b,. &umford, that the :.syor appoint a special committee to investigate the Coal bids, and report back to the Oounoil at its adjourned session to be held July 13, 1925, with such recommendations as the committee should deem Y advisable. :lotion carried. The Liayor appointed Conley and LicConnel on such Committee. µwk 1 Applications numbered 1 to 4 incluaive, from I. H. Waters, Anffigwe & Sons, George r S. J. Livasay, respectively, were presented for license to conduct pool and billiard halls and card rooms. The Counoil proceeded to examine the applications and found them.regular. here- upon it was moved by Wheeler duly seconded by Conley, that lioenees to such applicants be ranted. Motion carried. It was voted on motion of Whe -ler, seconded by McConnel, that the following hills as a proved d drawn the e allowed and warrants orders r wn on a funds as follows: various r m7ERAL FUJI) n0. TO ;7HOM 00H WHAT AMOUNT 52 Dr. C.32. Saley salary $11.00 8.00 53 J. G. Conley 8.00 54 Dr. E. E. +xitton 3.00 55 W. T, Kimbrough 8.00 b6 F. D. Mumford 8.00 57 Bred H. McConnel 9.00 58 Earl A. Wheeler 50.00 59 S. Earl noyes salary 90.00 60 W. C. fyer 117.90 61 Caldwell Pblg. Co. repair 22.35 62 Idaho Power Co. light 3.50 63 A. E. Laughlin clock 9.25 64 C. D. 2urkhiser globes �,�0 65 Miller Edw. Co. rope etc. 2e� 66 H. C. Gillette salary 11 00 X 6 67 68 r Doyle ender Walter Griffiths Jr. Bel. of Sal. .00 $50.00 69 Doan Mera. Co. Assigned Acct. 10.00 70 71 Western Coml. Bank Lionel Krell Fire services 32.28 10,00 72 Fred ROBS 9.00 73 Forrest t_elander 9.00 74 Geo. Randolph 9.00 75 0. Royce 6.60 76 W. 0. Watts „ 4.00 77 G. H. Garner 11.20 78 ':Vestcott Sales Co. Hi test Gas 6.45 79 Troy Laundry Laundry 8.30 80 I�It ste. Tel. Co. Bu ffer Hdw. Co Phone March. .86 81 82 Harmon Drug. Co. Chamois Ins. Yrem. 3.00 5.30 83 g. G. Dille 9,15 84 Idaho rower Co. rower L Aournal 2,00 95 Blakes Variety .66 86 Ether Sal & 6ap. 145.40 87 1). M. Shue e D, M. Shue 10-f Lime 88 Gem State Lbr Co. Special Police 15.00 7.50 89 Doyle render 90 Walter Griffiths Jr. 6.40 91 John Sinclair E days 1.75 92 Caldwell Lbr. Co Lumber 1lotorcycle Rep. 24.35 93 U. L. Andre 3.10 94 95 W. E. Spangler 'rdestern Com. Bank oil Assigned Acct. 3.20 1.15 96 ulowerys Service Station Oil 1.3 19.10 97 Loop sign service 16 signs 6.00 98 W. L. 400ley Constable 8,00 99 P,Irs. Willie Harrell Clerk 8.00 100 Lira. John "rook Clerk Clerk 8.00 101 ire. J. P. Rode Frank E. ]leek Clerk 6.00 8.00 102 103 firs. Merle 19. Milliner Clerk Constable 6.00 104 Joe voodyear tire. Alpha Titus Clerk 8.00 8.00 105. 106 fire. Bhtel P. ward 8.00 107 H. D. blatchley 8.00 108 1.1re. Ids nuby 8.00 109 Mre Anne Young „ 8.00 110 are. ,d. F. '.atum „ 8.00 ill Zoe Li. nobb n 8.00 112 Marie A. Egle 8.00 113 D. D. Harger Constable 6.00' 8.00 114 d• S. Maxey Clerk 2.00 115 116 Cecile Green Milliner Trans. Co Drayage Assigned Acot. 18 117 +Jestern Coml. Hank Rbnt of Office 2,25 lie Caldwell sale Co. Shaw Sheet :et. +7orks Ballot Hox 50.00 119 120 Dr. =',. U. Young Salary Rx. 50.26 168.86 121 Harmon Drug Co. Caldwell Prlbune Proceedings 13.75 122 Caldwell Jews printing n 29,85 123 50.00 124 Caxtons Treasurer 2b.00 125 .;. C. Dyer lleiiy inspector 15.00 126 Dr. U. Ii. "IcCoy salary 51.06 127 ➢dary uialiowell Attorney 263.62 128 Ii. H. "ustace 1076 Gals. Gas lg 00 129 Weatoott Sales Lo � AL I A 1� it ROAD _ - J.. D 8 Tom Ulenn 26 days 583.20 9 Forrest :LLelander 26 days 83.20 10 Chas Uowey 20 days 69.20 11 Robert Samsel 18 days 57.60 12 im. Shuee 10 days 59.20 13 R. G. Dille ins. rrem 20.40 14 Doke Wood 7 days 22.40 16 weetcott Sales Co 25; Grease 2.75 16 Greenlunde Turpentine 1.55 17 Irrigators Lpr. Co. MiSklaitpaipt 54.80 18 t3otkin Joy Co. Turp®ntine 1.95 19 A. W. Duncan 818okemithingre 76.20 20 Butler Edw. Co Merat.,::: 15.85 21 John Bollrich Hesn4 M repairb 5.70 22 ualdwell ror. Co. EoWere9ect10ns 1.85 23 Caldwell Motor Co. Saeptfi6reteeth 17.38 24 idiller ndw. Co. 82uabAeia � .. -. 3.65 25 °armon Drug Cc. Turpentine 1.80 26 Baxter Fdg. & Lob. Wks 42 policemen 73.50 27 Gem State Lbr. uo. Lumber 30.80 �3 WATER 409 -TB FUJI) 110. TO VHODI i `WHAT AMOUNT 29 L. i.i. k'orter Salary 90.00 30 Swain Beatty 133.33 31 Lee H. Clemons " 102.50 32 Frank Hartkopf Labor 74.80 33 a. Lankaster 11 26.00 34 S. Earl 3oyes Salary & Frt. & Assigned Accts. 149.13 36 Fred. L. Evans Rent. T. '4. 5.00 36 Crane Co. ripe. 118.00 37 _Jeptune +-leter Co. :.Teter parts 6.61 38 ilational ileter Co. " 18.16 899 Ed. - vans Tire 13.00 40 Continental Oil Co 011 6.10 41 Caxtone Printing 14.10 42 Gem State Lbr. Co. Cement .20 43 Irrigators -i+br. vo. " 4.85 44 0. D. purkhiser Lamp shade 2.00 45 !,tiller ndw. Co. Hdw. 9.78 46 Caldwell Pldg. Co Pipe 11.70 47 Caldwell `or Co. Leathers ,9G 48 Golden uule Rubber boots 5.95 49 Caldwell taotor Co. Nord parts 2.80 50 A. '9 - unean Blacksmithing 6.25 51 i.. S. T. & T. Uo. -'hone 8.80 62 Idaho cower Co. Power 314.90 o' AL ii31: 6� PARK 'UND 9 yam. Bischoff Sal. & Ass. Acet 103.20 10 Caldwell w1ora1 Co. Flowere 14.55 11 N. h. Guerin mowing park 3.00 12 Caldwell Pblg. 00 -Repairing toilet 3.70 13 A. W. Duncan 31ackamithing 4.00 -- r-597T CEI Rf r'UND 10 J. W. moss Salary 100.00 11 J. A. Lemmon 26 days 83.20 12 Gaines uow ' 25 days 80.00 13 Wilbut Shuee 25 days 80.00 14 Zev uunger 25 days 80.00 15 Miller Hdw. Co. iardwsre 7.45 16 A. Vv. yuncan 31aok8mithing 2,86 TOTAL SPRINIGING FUND 12 ¢. R. Leighty Salary 170.70 13 Fred Ross Salary end overtime 134.81 14 S..Greenfield 24 days 122.40 15 I. P. Jones 24 days 122.40 16 ;Vesteptt Sales Co. 130 ,r Grease 14.30 17 Golden Rule Assigned Acct. 26.40 18 R. G. Dille Ins. Premium 27.45 19 U. L. Andre :dagneto 02.90 20 A. Vf. Duncan Repair Sprinkler 1.00 TOTAL= LIBRARY FUND E2 S. Olive Bess Sal. Phone & Light 113.15 13 J. X. Smith Janitor 14 Fred Iditchell ins. Prem.ium 47 -67 Gem State Lbr. Co Cement 1.40 15 H. 17. Wilson Subscriptions 33.00 _OTAL -'? . 2 STREET LIGiTING PUI?D 2 Idaho tower Co. Street lights 517.45 TOTAL 3RIDGE FUIM L. Boise Iron Wks. 3 3epaira Con'r_er 74.92 Foundry Co. TOTAL Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $6,578.81 It was voted on motion of YSoConnel, seconded by Wheeler, that Swain Beatty, employed it water department, be given his vacation pay, It was -oted cn motion of Wheeler, seconded I.IcConnel, that the Council adjourn to Monday, July 13, 1925, at 8:00 F. 11. A�v' y Cler I Approved: 0 -0 -0 the 0 The Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment with Mayor Ea 'Jey, presiding, Councilmen Conley, i)utton, Mumford, Mc Connel and Wheeler, present. Absent: Kim rough. S. Earl Boyes, City Clark, being absent, the Mayor appointed Willsrd O: Dyer, as Clerk of I he meeting. The time coming on regularly for the receiving and opening of bids for the s le of municipal coupon street improvement bonds, pursuant to notice, said bide were opened as fol owe: Caldwell, Idaho, July 13th 1925. , MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED M12TING OF THE MAYOR AIM CITY COUNmIL OF THE CITY OF CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO. Council Chambers July 13, 1925 aim i I I I I To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Caldwell Idaho. Dear Sirs: We bid oastfollowsissue oP T41,000.00 twenty year paving coupon bonds, (optional after 0 ;rearsm IR'3TGARION FUND NO. TO 17HOU POR WILT AMOUNT ,so L. U. Porter Salary 390.00 31 Lee Beck " 127.00 32 Tom Cochrane " 52.00 33 L. H. Butland 2 days 6. 0 34 Henry Durham 1 day 3.00 35 John Shaver 1? days 4 36 Henry Weygendt 322 hours 12.19 37 Clyde Barr 120 hours 45.00 38 C. U. Lammey 144 hours 54.00 39 Earl Wilson Labor 80.26 40 Frank Dowd " 79.13 41 Claude ''Hersham 1 day 3.20 42 Frank Hartkopf 52 hours 20.60 43 m. Lancaster 32k hours 13.00 44 Western Com'L. Bank Assigned Acct. 39.60 45 Skaggs #33 " r' 33.25 46 Kelleher Clothing Co. 1 pr. ,cote 7.00 47 H. J. ilcfeel :Rork on Plume 8.60 48 Butler Hdw. Cc Hardware 3.95 49 Caldwell Lbr. Co Lumber 5.70 50 Caldwell Lotor Co. Repairs 30.16 51 Gem State Lbr. Co. Lumber 11.90 52 John Hollrich. Canvass Bags 4.75 TOTAL 33 STREET LIGiTING PUI?D 2 Idaho tower Co. Street lights 517.45 TOTAL 3RIDGE FUIM L. Boise Iron Wks. 3 3epaira Con'r_er 74.92 Foundry Co. TOTAL Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $6,578.81 It was voted on motion of YSoConnel, seconded by Wheeler, that Swain Beatty, employed it water department, be given his vacation pay, It was -oted cn motion of Wheeler, seconded I.IcConnel, that the Council adjourn to Monday, July 13, 1925, at 8:00 F. 11. A�v' y Cler I Approved: 0 -0 -0 the 0 The Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment with Mayor Ea 'Jey, presiding, Councilmen Conley, i)utton, Mumford, Mc Connel and Wheeler, present. Absent: Kim rough. S. Earl Boyes, City Clark, being absent, the Mayor appointed Willsrd O: Dyer, as Clerk of I he meeting. The time coming on regularly for the receiving and opening of bids for the s le of municipal coupon street improvement bonds, pursuant to notice, said bide were opened as fol owe: Caldwell, Idaho, July 13th 1925. , MINUTES OF AN ADJOURNED M12TING OF THE MAYOR AIM CITY COUNmIL OF THE CITY OF CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO. Council Chambers July 13, 1925 aim i I I I I To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Caldwell Idaho. Dear Sirs: We bid oastfollowsissue oP T41,000.00 twenty year paving coupon bonds, (optional after 0 ;rearsm