HomeMy WebLinkAbout1926-07-07city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, JULY 7TH, 1926.
The Council met in regular session, July 7th, 1926 rt 8 P.M. with Mayor Kale$, presid
CounollQman Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough,Mumford, Mo @onnel, and Reeler, present.
B.L.Newell requested that the lower and of Cleveland be scarified so as to take out t
bumps, and the culvert at the corner of 4th & Cleveland be repaired. This was beferred to
Street Committeeman.
J.B.Gowen, Chm. of a special Committee on Parke from the Caldwell Liwanis Club, appea
befoPe the Council and asked for cooperation in improving additional park space.This map*
was referred to Wheeler and Dutton.
Tie applications of Goo. FRanklin, I.H.Waters, G.S.Meed, and J.Wail for Pool Hall lice
for the ensuing quarter were read by the Clerk. It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seco
by Conley, that theta Council vote on each application separately.
It was Voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Wheeler, that Goo. Franklin ?a applicatio
be accepted and a license issued.
Itwas voted on motion of Conley, beconded U"Whealer, that G.S.Mead be granted a lioens
for the ensuing quarter.
It was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by that I.H.Waters be granted a tic
for the ensuing quarter.
A motion was made by Mumford, seconded by MaCohnel, that a 116anse be &ranted J.Weil
for the ensuing quarter. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion,whic
resulted as follows:
AYES ;XIMBROUGH, MUMFORD, AND MCCONNEL.
NAYES: CONLEY,DUTTON, AND WHERLER.
The vote resulting in a tie, the Mayor cast the deciding vote "NO", and deoiired the mo
lost_ and the application denied.
It was voted on motion of Conley, seconded by Kimbrough, that the City buy such rao
machinery � as deciidd on by MaConnel, Rumford, and Dutton.
It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Dutton, that the City Clerk instr
the Idaho Power Co. to place a street light on the corner of Adh Street and College Avena
BILL NO. 18,BY MUMRORD, ENTITLED It AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONEY IN SUCH SUM AND
AS ARE DEEMED NECESSARY TO DEFRAY ALL PROPER EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF CALD
IDAHO, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN
1926,PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3940,IDAHO COMPILED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY CH
157, LAWS OF 1923, OF THE STATE OF IDAHO;AND SECTION 4063, IDAHO OOMPML= STATUTES; AS AM
BY CHAPTER 129,LAWS OF 1921, OF THE STATE OF IDAHO." was read for the first time.
A motion was made by Kimbrough, seconded by Mumford, that the rules requiring the reading
bill on three separate days be suspended, and the bill read the second time by title and
third time in full and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call
on the same with the following result:
AYES: CONLEY, DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MUITIFORD, U0001 RL, .4ND WHEELER.
NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. The Mayor declared the mbtion had carried by the necessary 3/4
and directed the 81erk to read Bill No. 18 the second time by title, and the third time
fill, section by section, which thing was done, and on the Question, as put by the Mayor,
"Shall Bill No. 18,pass7 The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll with the following
result:
AYES: CONLEY, DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MOMFORD, MCCONNEL, AND WHEELER.
NAYE3 AND ABSENT: NONE. The Mayor declared Bill No..18 had passed and now became Ordin
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No. 424.
It was voted on motion of Limbrough, seconded by Conley, that the Council approve
alane and specifications for the construction of Local Imrpovemebt District No, 6, as
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and that tpe City Clerk be directed to
call for bids
for
the construction of said Improvement District July 23rd, 1926 at 8
P.M.
It was voted on motion of
Kimbrough, seconded by McConnel, that the following
bills as approved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various
funds.
GENERAL FUND
190.
TO WHOM D3A0
FOR WHAT
AMOUNT
50
C.M.Kaley
Salary
11.00
51,
J.G.Conley
5.50
52
Dr. E.E.Dutton
8.00
53
!% T.Kimbrough
8.00
54
F.D ?Mumford
8.00
55
Fred H. Moconnel
8.00
66
Earl A. Wheeler
8.00
57
S.Earle Boyes,
Salary & Expense
68.30
58
W.0 I)Xer
90.00
59
D.M.S use
Salary & 17 dogs
167.00
60
Coy C'ollino
100.00
61
W.H.Guerin
Salary, Dog Cat hhev
100.00
62
Butler Hdw. Co.
Hdw,
3.65
63
Frank Knapp
1 Sign
4.00
64
Earle Service Station
oil
4.45
65
H.C.Gillette
Salary
165.00
66
Diyle Fender
110.00
67
Lionel Yrall
110.00
68
O.Royce
Fire Services
11.50
69
Fred Rose
14.50
70
GHo.Randolph
11.50
71
W.O.Watts
13.50
72
Coy Co_lins
11.50
73
Emory Royce
11.50
74
Bruce Woods
6.50
75
L.H.BUtland
Burning Weeds
2,80
76
Oregon Trail Tire Co.
Patches
1.10
77
Wastcott Sales Co.
Oil & H1 -Test Gas
14.70
78
Troy Laundry
Laundry
9.26
89
A.G.Long & CO.
Marchandise
4,18
80
Idaho Power Co.
Power
27.30
81
Miller Hdw. Co.
HON.
1.60
82
M.S.T. &.01CO.
Phone
14.75
83
Caldwell ribune
Printing
132.97
84
Caldwell 'Wawa
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54.19
85
Caldwell Pblg. Co.
xepairs
2.40
86
Idaho Power Co.
jighot, City Hall
41.85
87
M.H.Erstace
alary
50.00
88
Dr. M.M.MCCoy
60.00
89
W.C. Dyer
60 on
90 Weetoott Sales CO.
91 Harmon Drug Co.
11
12
13
14
is
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
as
29
30
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
.42
43
44
4b
46
47
48
Tom Glenn
W. H.Gainey
E. D.MUmger
E.L.Allebaugh
Wilbur 8hues
Bruce Woods
Coy Collins
S.Earle Boyes
Baxter Foundry Co.
A.F.Nagsle
L.A.Harmon
Ed Campbell
W.S.Darley & Co.
Graf Barton signal Co.
Butler Hdw. Co.
Miller Rdw. Co.
Gem State,Lbr. Co.
Weetoott °ales Co.
A.W.Dancan
Evens Repair Shop
L.M.PB ter
Bryan rding
S.Earle Boyes
Leroy Clemons
Frank Hartkopf
M.Lancaster
P.J.Munger
s.Munger
Doyle Fender
Idaho Power Co.
J.R.Honnold
Irrigators Lbr. Co.
Caxt =8
Wastoott ; ales Go.
A.W.Duncan
Oregon 'Trail Tire Co.
Concbete Pipe Co.
Smith ; #Rw Co.
Harmon Drug -Co.
Frank Knapp
1028 Gallon Gasoline
Fix
TOTAL
ROAD FUND
27 days
J alary
b days
12 "
12 ^
12
I 2
Assigned Aco'ts
Gutter Plates
89.4 Yde Dirt
137 Loads of Dirt
185.2 Yde Dirt
I Street Marker
Traffic signals
Hdw.
^
Ltmber
50 gallons Oil
Ilacksmithing
arch.
TOTAL
WATER. WORKS FUND
Salary & Exp.
"glary & Freight
salary
123 hours
l0Y hours
77 hours
1260 hours
72 hours
Power
Repairing Motors
Aesiened Aoo't
Printing
Oil
Blackemithing
Tire
Meter Boxes
Assigned Aoolt
"
°Paint
272.42
1.00
Urpy7=
86.40
90.00
16.00
38.40
38.40
38.40
3.20
48.00
39.00
22.35
34.25
46.30
75.00
20.16
10.36
16.38
24.60
27.50
8.90
5.00
4688.49
113.40
117.00
246.55
68.26
49.20
40.40
30.80
40.20
3.00
796.45
44.70
53.10
92.88
47.55
12.80
17.30
37.10
16.00
2.20
8.25
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
B8
59
10
11
12
13
14
15
8
9
10
11
- lE
13
14
15
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
7
8
9
10
11-
12
13
14
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
1
E
3
4
1
2
CL U 1
Botkin Joy Co.
Rubber Gloves
Fred L. Evans
w ent Typewrite
Miller Haw. Co.
Haw.
Caldwell Pblg. Co.
Pipe
Butler Haw. Co.
Haw.
E.A.Stockweli
Gay. Iron
M.S.T.3 T.CO.
Phone
Doan Moro Co.
Wire
Thorne Motor Co.
Ford Repairs
Gem State Lbr. Co.
Lumber
W.W.Dap.Fund
Transfer
- OTAL
CEMETE FU'dD
J.W,ROsa
"glary
J.A.Lemmon
27 days
John Barr
26 days
Gaines Bow
18 "
Cupples MsrCCO.
Powder & Fuse
A.W.DUncan
Blaokemithing
TOTAL
EARS FUND
Wm. Bischoff
alary & Expense
Gaines Bow
8 days
Wilbur Shuse
14 hours
R. J. Hertig
5 "
N.G.%Ing
5 Tables
Irrcga' ore Lbr. Co.
Lumber
Drell rook
Hauling Garbage
Miller Haw. Co.
Hardware
TOTAL
§PRINYLING FUND
Erej 'Rose
alary & E
S G eanfield
136 hours
I.P.JONes
236 hours
Porter Glenn
268 hours
Doyle Fender
32 hours
A.W.Duncan
Blackamithing
Evans Repairs Shpp
Merch.
U.L.Andre
"
Miller Haw. CO.
Hdw..
Caldwell Plbg.
Packing
TOTAL
LIBRARY FUND
S.Earle Boyes
Assigned Account
J.E.Smith
Janitor
Hay Boone Co.
Floor Oiler
Milliner Transfer Co.
Dra-age
American Library Aas
Books
New York Times
Subsoriptdon
H.W.Wilson Co.
Books
Case Furn. Co.
Linoleum
TOTAL
IRRIGATION FUND
L.M.Perter
s alary & Expense
Leroy Back
$glary
T.R.Coohrane
P.J.Munger
Labor
M. Lancaster
16 hours
Delano Mumnger
8 It
H.S.M.,ager
36 If
Johnnt
Labor
Frank Dowd
220 Hours
John aalladay
" It -
Gem State Lumber Co.
Lumber
Concrete Pipe Co.
Pipe
Howard & jemaster
March.
3.Earle Boyes
Assigned Aco'ts
Skaggs
Thorne Motor Co,
Ford r epairs
Golden Rule
Ipr. Boots
Caldwell Lbr. Co.
Lumber
Butler Haw. Co.
H*W.
Blakes Variety Store
'aroh.
TOTAL
STREET LIGHTING FUND
Idaho Power Co.
Street
L ights
TOTAL
WATER WORKS DEPRECIATION FUND
Crane Co.
4600# Pig Lead
Clark Bros. Kfg. Co.
1 Coil Jute
Western Union Co.
elegrams
tOTAL
BRIDGE FUND
A.B.Cornell
Due Bill No. 2
Morrison Pudeen Co.
4410? Asphalt
TOTAL
The grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to .15, 318. 44.
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6. 6
2. 0
7. 0
3. 5
5. 0
9. 5
2.10
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6000.
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83 20
6 .60
1 .40
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.60
.90
.60
.60
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.23
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1.
0.00
3.00
.50
1.00
3.40
3.00
6.00
1 4.50
1 11:30 7.00
1 2.00
1.00
6.00
3.00
3.50
0.00
2.50
2.60
1.60
817
5.25
2,00
6.64
3.95
3.86
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gimbrough presented Resolution No. 30, as ±011078 to -wit:
"A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CL= OF THE CITY OF CA LDWELL TO
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR 11AV1NG IN LOCAL STREET I.SPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 6 IN THE MANNER
PROVIDED r'OR IN ORDINANCE NO. 423 ".
Be it resolved by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho:
Section 1. The Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, is hereby ordered and directed
to advertise for sealed proposals and bids to be received by the City Council of
b aldwell,ldaho, at the office of the City Clerk in the City "all until the E3rd day
of Jtly,1926, at five o'clock P.M., for the paving with Portland Cement Concrete, in all
those streets and allays described in L0eal Street improvement District '190. 6. in said
city, in the manner provided for by Ordinance No. 423. No proposal to be considered unless
accompanied by a certified check in favor of the 9ity of Caldwell, for five per cent
of the total amount bi'd, as evidence of good faith, to be forfeited if the successful
bidder fails, neglects or refuses to enter into a contract and provide st1table bond for
the faithful performance of the work and protection of the labor and material men in case
the contract is awarded him. The amount of the bond is to be a sun equal to the total
amount of the successful bid. The right to bee reserved to the City to reject any and all
bids or to let the work as a part whole or in parts, as may appear to the beet interests
of the city.
It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by Dutton, that Resolution No. 30
be adopted.
It was voted on motion of Wheeler, eeconded by Conley, that the Council adjourn to
July ltth, 1926 at 8 P.M.
CITY CLERK.
;AP PROVED•
MAYOR.