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Home My WebLink About1952-07-07city council minutes/ ;Z COUNCIL CHAMBERS JULY 7, 1952 8 ;00 P.M. I L�J w ':1 I I The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Jason C. Smith presiding. Upon Roil Call the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, Dale Fenrich and J. Lt. Bettis, John Myers and Ernest ViTeick. The Bills for June were read and on motion by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that these bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos. Name What for Amount 144 Jason C. Smith Salary 8 100.00 145 Fran Blomquist " 40.00 146 Lawrence Burrell 40.00 147 John Eyers n 40.00 148 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 149 J. M. Bettis n 40.00 150 Ernest Weick " 4o.0o 151 Ada Hartenbowar " 239.61 152 Edith H. Church It 199.22 153 Dorothy Martin 11 61.98 154 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 9.40 155 Canyon County It 9.38 156 First National Bank Withholding 110.76 157 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 158 H. E. Parmenter Salary 271.26 159 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 4,54 160 Canyon County " 4.54 151 Fir t National Dank Withholding Tax 26.70 162 Lionel C. Krall Salary 274.57 163 Coy Collins ° 245.39 164, Waldo Paddock ° 257.38 165 Forest Milender 2b2.25 166 Eugene Inge 233.80 167. Dale Hanks " 240.35 168 Aubrey Smith " 243.45 169 Dorwin Sparks 251.45 170 John Warren 251.45 171 Thomas W. Burns a 266.80 172 Roy Arabaugh t° 236.25 173 Harold E. Perfect " 231.92 174 Charles William Phillips " 232.91 175 Mathew Maxwell " 25.00 176 W. F. Johnston " 25.00 177 R. C. Stevens " 25.00 178 W. R. Bail " 25.00 179 Gordon Sams " 25.00 180 Ross McKeeth 14 25.00 181 Olen Waner .1 5.o0 182 Herbert K. LSason It 5.00 183. State Treasurer Firemen's Fund - City payment 71.31 184 State Treasurer " 71.31 185 First National Han!c } Withholding Tax 229.80 186 Bankers Life Company Insurance 34.75 187. Dale 0. Haile Salary 335.80 188 Henry P. Schmidt " 237.73 189 Wm. H. Carlson ° 266.71 190 Avis Burton " 255.61 191 Don Moss " 289.01 192 Dan Davison " 274.13 193. Boyd E. Jemmett ❑ 269.58 194 Dara F. Hopkins " 252.23 195 Clarence Imberg " 230.03 196 Robert E. Mackland 230.81 197, Shipley " 183.54 198 Evan Evan J. Mackey " 109.46 109.46 199 Cecil Hall it 200. Hazel Gibbons " 170.97 201 W. S. Maxey " 82.08 202 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 57.06 203 Canyon County e 57.06 204 First National Bank Withholding Tax 239.06 205 Bankers Life Company_ Insurance 31.85 206 Department of Public Bealth Salary 125.00 207 L. M. Porter " 316.81 208 Bryan Harding " 232.17 209 Donald Baird " 287.45 210 Oliver Krauss " 196.86 211 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 17.71 212 Canyon County 1, 17.71 213 First National Bank Withholding Tax 156.40 214 Bankers Life Company I nsurance 10.55 215 William F. Gigray, Jr. salary 125.00 lad Nos. Name What for 216 Elwood Siegnann Salary 217 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 218 Canyon County it 219 Bankers Life Company Insurance 220 S. P. Glenn Salary 221 J. S. Wymore +r 222 Wilbur Wykert It 223 Don Shaw n 224 Herman Jensen n 225 Ed McKinsey n +r 226 John Wansgard It 227 T. W. Farley rr 228 Fred Villines +1 229 John Jay Springer It 230 Lester Mayers n 231 William Costin + 232 Samuel L. Erskine n 233 Emmett Garland r+ 234 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 235 Canyon County n 236 First National Bank Withholding Tax 237 Bankers Life Company Insurance 238 George Hammer it 239 Parry Flagg Salary 24Q Russell Leroy Years n 241 Arthur Simpson n 242 Raymond Scott 203.09 243 Gordon leslie Davenport ++ 244 Frank Steelman + 245 Volin Ayers Bollman 246 Otto Herman Wiechmann 187.84 247 Carryon County Social Security - City payment 248 Canyon County Social Security 249 First National Bank Withholding Tax 250 Bankers Life Company Insurance 3,447.90 Total SALARIES - GENERAL FUND 176.74 SALARIES - WATER FUND 251 C. D. Crandall Salary 252_ Ray Davis It 253. Sam Hartkopf it 254 Roy Melton s 255 Richard Claussen + 256 Wilma Keech n 257 Frank Kessler it 258. James Merrill it 259 William Witzig rt 260 Lester Reeves n 261 Albert Cohn 262 Steve Fish 1,541.99 263 Charles Morgan 253.13 264 Minor Croy 265, Pauline Oliver 189.78 266 Canyon County Social Security - Cit-j payment 267 Canyon County 11 268 First National Bank Withholding Tax 269 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - SRPRINKLING FU *., 270 W. F. Vail Salary 271 Paul Stanke n 272 Leonard Hunt 273. Canyon County Social Security - city payment 274 Canyon County it 275 First National Bank Withholding Tax 276, Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - SPRINKLING FUND SALARIES - CEMETERY FUND 277 George Harmer Sal 278. James Logan Seale +i 279 George D. Kirk It 280 Lilburn Cooper It 281 Jerry Engle it 282 Teddy L. Carter rl 283. William Kirk m 284, Ada Hartenbower rr 285. Canyon County "ocial Security - City payment 286. Canyon County It 287. First National Bank Wit Tar. 288_ Bankers Life Company Insurance TOT4L. SALARIES - C71 FUND SALARIES - IRRIC',ATION FUIID 289 C. L. Bourland Salary 290 Guy Healy 291 Oscar Hauman 292 Henry Lende 293 Henry Daugherty u 294 Herb Mason u 295 Claude Parrish n 296 Roy Dibben n Amount 269.58 4.17 4.17 4.55 273.24 253.58 263.13 234.38 242.48 198.94 207.64 , 183.29 207.64 203.75 176.74 188.22 174.77 198.94 50.26 50.26 278.40 15.10 11.92 233.82 153.48 200.67 176.74 187.84 187.84 196.59 63.04 23.71 23.71 141.40 4.55 15,652.12 257.16 231.38 231.38 232.43 204.55 185.74 k 203.09 175.29 169.61 187.84 207.64 186.66 187.84 174.29 95.68 49.20 49.20 394.52 23.90 3,447.90 203.09 176.74 214.53 9.59 9.59 30.90 4.55 648.99 256.34 219.71 187.84 207.64 166.53 170.84 92.34 IJ 34.47 22.79 22.79 157.70 3.00 1,541.99 315.27 253.13 259.69 253.13 189.78 195.84 204.79 205.76 / .27 �I 205. Name What for Amount 8 202. 297 298 E. G. Eisenbrendt Canyon County Salary Social Security - City payment 34.21 299 300 Canyon County First National Bank ° Withholding Tax 34.21 148.00 18.10 301 Bankers Life Company Insurance 150.00 335 TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND 2,3111.89 56.55 336 SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND Rental 302 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary " 216.60 174.02 303 Plavilla C. Blondel " 135.56 304 Mrs. Harold Skinner ° 186.83 305 Dorothy E. Doane " 154.6o 306 307 D. D. Bagley Canyon County Social Security - city payment It 14.19 14.19 308 309 Carryon County First National Bank Withholding Tax insurance 57.30 7.35 310 Bankers Life Company Idaho Power Cc 960.64 111.85 TOTAL SALARIES - LIBRARY FL'IPJ " 25.33 345 SALAR - RECREATION FUND " 311 Forrest Russell Salary 232.00 152.00 312 Margaret R. Stovel a 136.30 313 Mary Anne Weigel " 152.00 314 Mary R " 167.70 315 Wesley F. Johnson " 167.70 316 James Weigel " 57.80 317 John L. Purcell " 57.80 318 Ronald lose Daniels " 29.55 319 -Jack Normond Sherman " 44 320 321 Shirley Lou Adams Canyon County social Security - City payment 20.33 322 323 Canyon County First National Bank " Withholding Tax 20.33 137.50 60.00 TOTAL SALARIES - RECREATION FUND 1,375.33 1987.50 358 SALARIES - L.I.D. No. 19 fund " 324 Herbert M mf ord Salary 7417 325 Carryon County Social Security - `'ity payment 1.13 326 Canyon County It 1.13 64.60 TOTAL SALARIES - L.I.D. No. 19 76.73 22.20 363 GAIjOUFS - BOISE AVENUE DRAIN " 327 Herbert hluuford Salary 188.63 3 .04 328 Canyon County Social Security - City payment !' 329 330 Canyon County First National Bank s Withholding Tax 3.04 10.80 14.02 TOTAL SALARIES - BOISE AVENUE DRAIN w 205.51 TOTAL SALARY & SERVICES 6 26,224.10 SUPPLIES - OrNERAL FUND 5 331 Jason C. Smith Expenses 54.00 332 L. E. Burrell " 25.50 333 Wm. F. Gigray, Jr. " 55.35 334 Idaho Municipal J 'eagae Dues 150.00 335 Shorb Printing Co Supplies 56.55 336 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 12.80 337 The 1,kmicipal Year Book Supplies 10.00 338 Clerk's Cabs Revolving Fund ° 3.00 339 Fisher's " 1.00 340 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 12.50 341 Summers Stationery Suoplies 8.20 342 H. E. Parmenter " 4.50 343 Idaho Power Cc " 111.85 344 Caxton Printers " 25.33 345 Hoff Building Supply " 18.95 346 Mountain States Tel & T Rental 80.00 347 L. N. Curtis & Sons supplies 37.97 348 TYoy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 17.93 349 Leo J. Mason Motor Cc " 17.64 350 Westcott Oil Cc 13.02 351 Moore Stationery Store ° 12 .5 0 352 Greenlund Drag Store " 3.50 353 Service Parts Co " 1.20 354 Becker Hardware Cc " .5G 355 D. C. Anderson Assigned by: Doyle Roberts 123.75 356 Golden Rule Store Assigned by: Henry P. Schmidt 60.00 357 Eagle Signal Corporation Supplies 1987.50 358 Lao J. Mason Motor Cc " 191.97 359 Motor Inn Service it 126.01 360 Idaho Power Cc Service 70.53 361 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rentg1 64.60 362 Whelchel Studio Supplies 22.20 363 Town Pump " 19.15 364 Oakley Moody Service, - nos " 17.08 365 Summers Stationery Store !' 15.70 366 Burns Chevrolet Cc " 14.02 367 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 12.00 365 Howard Electric " 11.50 1 0 Nos. Name What for Amount 369 Caldwell Drug Center Supplies S 9,82 370 Barbee Glass & Paint Co. u 9.75 371 Joseph Beeman Services 5.00 372 . Yocum Si Service gD Supplies $.00 373 Caldwell Drug Center n 4.70 374 Mollerup's a 4.60 375 Caldwell Broom Factory n 4.00 376 C & R Appliance ° 3.76 6 377 Western nion lelegraph Co Services 1.7 378 Model Cash Grocery a lies S PP 1.60 379 0. T. Howard 380 - Charles H. Basey a 22.00 381 Lodge Yotor Cc !, .00 20 20'19 382 Summers Stationery Store it 11.05 383 Caldwell ++aws Tribune „ 5.89 384 Canyon Abstract & Title Co n 3.00 385 Caxton Printers „ .83 386 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund s 387 Caldwell Views Tbibune .46 96.96 388 389 Union Oil Co Martin Olson, Jr. „ Audit 772.00 660.00 390 El Adobe Cafe Meals 16.50 391 Harold's Drive L-m Su plies 1.10 392 The Dille Agency InsRrance 48.7 393 'Wm. L. Glaisyer Agency 11 1468.75 5 394 Boise Paving & Asphalt Co 1341.36 395 American Electric Cc 561.99 561.99 396 Richfield Oil Corporation e . 397 Idaho Power Co Service 110 110.335 5 398 Holden Rule Store Assigned by: F. S. Higginbotham 109.20 399 Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 52.63 400 Arthur Allen " $2.50 401 Bowman Sand & Gravel Co " 101.80 402 Service Parts Cc " 31.86 403 Spencer Supply Cc 88 33.88 404 Westcott Oil Company " 27. 405 Idaho Tire Exchange " 26.21 406 J. W. Weeks & Sons, Inc. " 21.25 407 Bennett Machine & Welding Works " 21.24 408 D. N. Nordling Parts Co. ^ 19.66 409 Ellison Electric ^service " 12.00 410 Armco Drainage & ALetal Products " 11.63 411 Engine and Parts Rebuilders, Inc " 11.00 412 Columbia Equipment Co 10.69 413 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co ^ 10.50 411, Union Oil Cc " 9 ,52 9.48 415 B & M Equipment Cc " 416 Intermountain Equipment Go it -r 4.7 417 B & M Equisent Cc " 3.12 418 Burmv Chevrolet Cc 2.92 419 Caldwell Hardware Cc n 1.89 420 Engineering Sales Service „ 1.80 421 Caldwell Plumbing & Heatin Co g " 1.75 422 Boise Payette Lumber Cc n 1.20 423 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " K2 424 Idaho Power Co Service 69.65 425 The Nationl Cash Register Cc Supplies 68.90 426 Ivan W. Lee 50.00 427 Hoff Building Supply 22.60 428 California Spray Chemical Corp " 24.72 429 Armco Drainage & Metal Products " 17.10 430 W. F. Johannesen - n 16.20 431 Caldwell Hardware Cc it 15.61 432 Caldwell Drug Center 1$'45 433 Arthur Allen 15.00 434 Vassar Produce Cc n 13. 435 Masonry Products 11 5 436 Moore Stationery It 100 437 Lodge Motor Co " 8 .00 . 8.55 438 Idaho Concrete Pipe Cc " 8.23 439 Howard Electric Cc " B.00 440 Caldwell Sanitary Service ri 7.00 441 Service Parts Cc " 6.40 442 R. L. Franklin „ 6.00 44g _ B & M Equipment „ 444 Simpson Blacksmith Shop " 2� 445 Tr Laundry & Dry Cleani,g 1.550 446 Strummers Stationery Store " 1.40 447 Barbee Glass & Paint Company " 1.30 TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL 9,772.10 SUPPLIE3 - AIRPORT 448 Caldwell News Tribune Supplies 21.25 449 Idaho Power Cc Service 20.90 'n7T&L SUPPLIES - AIRPORT 42.15 SUPPLIES - WATEF. 450 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Supplies 4587.10 451 Idaho Power Company Service 1238.7 r 452 Consolidated Supply Co Supplies 652.06 453 Waterworks Supplies Cc " 520.78 1J I /Q9 d Mai ��LLLLLL i Kos. Name What for Amount 454 455 City Treasurer Shorb Printing Cc Supplies n a 353.97 249.61 45 Rensselaer Valve Co a 53.82 457 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works 41.38 237.00 458 H. D. Fowler Co., Inc n 177.00 459 Waterworks Equipment Cc n 151.50 460 Hersey Manufacturing Co " 142.02 461 Armco Drainage &Metal Products 11 131.04 462 The Caxton Printers Mountain States Tel & Tel P,enRal 121.7 9 463 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co ++ 108.7 464 B & M Equipment Co TOTAT. SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND 465 Hoff Building Supply, Inc " 71.80 466 Lodge Motor Co " 71.71 467 Westcott Oil Company " 60.55 468 Home Lumber & Coal Cc Burns Chevrolet Co n 38.85 469 470 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cash Rental 33.15 29.80 471 Clerk's Revolving Fund Boise Payette Supplies 28.36 472 Lumbar Co The Salt Lake Hardware Cc +' " 27.40 473 Spancer Supply Cc a 23.58 474 Bennett Machine & Welding Works " 22.48 475 Fletcher's Typewriter Henry Mende n 22.27 476 Arrowhead Freight Lines 4.89 15.00 477 Town Pump n 10.50 478 Milliner Transfer & Storage TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND 9.08 479 Gibbs Truck Line n 6.76 480 Payne Auto Co a 6.42 481 Ellison Electric a 5.00 482 C. R. Higer 2.00 483 Sunnners Stationery Store n 1.75 484 Harry's Repair Shop ° 485 Garrett Freightlines a .05 1 .86 486 Idaho Tire Exchange TOTAL SUPPLIES - WATER FUND .75 9248.16 SUPPLIES - SPRAY FUND 487 488 the n ardie Mfg. Cc Burns Chevrolet Supplies ° 40.86 489 Cc Intermountain Equipment Cc " 37-05 490 491 Service Parts Cc Western Union n " 9 492 Farm Equipment Cc a 85 'TOTAL SUPPIE LS - SPRAY Frim .0 102-5 SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUKD 493 494 Phillips Petroleum Company & Supplies $076.32 495 F W Transportation Co Intermountain Oil Distributors " 906.32 496 Crizen Transportation Co �+ 1250.76 497 Caldwell Auto Supply " 490.04 TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPR.INKLITJG FUKD 5.30 7728.0 SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND' 498 The Sawtooth Company Supplies 499 Ivan W. Lee it 1A9.09 500 Idaho Hardware Co n 53.82 5 501 Union Oil Co 41.38 Co 3 4.32 03 Service Parts 'i 20.80 504 Lodge Motor Co 12.67 505 California Spray - Chemical Corp 11 11.95 506 B & Y Equipment Co e 99 50 5 Caldwell Hardware Cc " . 00 506 Mountain States Tel & Tel P,enRal L 3.50 509 Idaho Power Company Service 1.70 510 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies .86 TOTAT. SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND 3 310.65 SUPPLIES - IRRIOP.TION FUND 511 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 185.62 512 Idaho Power Co Service 119.50 513 Hoff Building Supply Supplies 66.16 514 Burns Chevrolet Co n 45.58 515 Settler's Auto Electric +' 16.85 516 C. R. Higer a 12.18 517 Richfield Dil Corporation " 10.16 518 Motor Inn Service 5.55 519 Caldwell News Tribune n 5.13 520 C. L. Bourland TelLphone 4.89 521 Guy Healy a 4.89 522 Henry Mende n 4.89 523 Oscar Hauman n 4.89 524 '.:. E. Pu'menter Supplies 3.00 525 Mobilgas Tom Porter " 64 TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND 9.93 SUPPLIES - LIBRARY FUND 526 Verd -A -Ray Corporation, Supplies 65.47 527 The Caxton Printers " 37.25 X 30 The 4'ayor infor^i•_d the Zoning Board this matter would be taker. under consideration. I Aunlimst?on :'or 'Punch Fo -d License , rend 'rom Jess'r Drive Inn, the fee accomnanying the application. 'loved by F.urrell, s ec-nded by Flc -ytist that t i.r ..='cons- '_e -ranted. Gpcn Roll t. appeared the ^otion v:ar unanimously carried. I Application for Pool License ,vas read from 'Aldo,:" Cigar Store, the fee accomnanving the an- plicati on. Moved by Purrell, sec :nded by Pl.cinuist t'•. ^.t tl,i.^ License Lc granted. - Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was umm irnously carried. Appli.eat.icns for Card Rcon Licenses were rear] £ron The Sport She-, 79il8on Deer & Lunch and h'alnorf Cigar Store, the f ^c ucccmpanying each: apnlicetion. .. cd by Gurrell, seconded by 'lomquist that these Licenses be granted. Upon Roll Call it apes° d the notion Xmas unani-i.sly carried. I II~ t SUPPLIES - LIBRARY FUND Nos. Name 71hat for Amount 528` Idaho Power Company Service 3 31.90 529 The J. K. Gill Cc Supplies 25.38 530 The College Bindery " 21.91 531 A. C. McClurg It 17.58 532 Mountain States Tel P: Tel Rental 9.35 533 11. J. McNeal Supplies 6.25 TOTAL SUPPLIES - LIBRARY FUND 215.09 SUPPLIES - ST. LIGHTING MM 534 Idaho Power Company Service 2319.50 TOTAL SUPPLIES - ST. LIGHTING FUND m 2319.50 RECREATION FUND 535 Caldwell Sporting Goods Supplies 154.30 536 Summers Stationery Store " 9.18 537 2Soore Stationery " 6.85 538 Globe Feed & Seed 5.00 539 Vermaas Bus Lines " 4.25 540 Aarbee Glass & Paint Company " 3.10 541 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 1.52 542 Becker Hardware Cc " 1.50 543 National Recreation Association Subsc. 1.50 TOTAL SUPPLrS - RECREATI011 MM r 187.50 SUPPLIES - L.I.A. No. 19 544 Caldwell News Tribune Publication 67.23 545 Summers Stationery Store Supplies 3.80 TOTAL SUPPLIES - L.I.D. No. 19 71.03 SUPPLIES - BOISE AOSNUE DRAIN 546 Hoff Building Supply Supplies 64.72 TOTAL SUPPLIES - BOISE AVENUE DRAIN 64.72 TOTAL SUPPLIES GRAND TOTAL SALARIES & SUPPLIES JUNE a 56,776.52 . Leo ,. "asci, . nTe, r ;. _ C 1 l c =oci . -'en ,:,as v!.<rt d _te_r,+ 1,'.nt tLe A6socinticr. li- _ .� :ir�d ,,..e cf !.1':7 :i.L :'ii - s now located at tine College heights housing Project. '.'.r "ason infcr:cd the 'Tayor and Council that the .,sociaLion ivished to present t'+ie huilding to the Ci.y for the use of Four E. Clubs. This matter er as thoroughly di=cussad. Thereuran it was moved by nlcTcaist, seconded by Burrel] that the City accept this 1 luilriing and place it neon property a,'joining the Soft Ball Field on Irvirg Street. Upon Roll Call it a^ ^eared the motion :..s ananimounly en -Tied. The Zoning F,oard n with the Ynyor and Council rnd di.srussed fti( issuirg of a specinl. *ui.lr'.ing oer-it to gob Nichols for the ccnstr . ^tfon of a serricc station o.. _,,..,; 74, Dever's Addition to Caldwell, Idaho. The 4'ayor infor^i•_d the Zoning Board this matter would be taker. under consideration. I Aunlimst?on :'or 'Punch Fo -d License , rend 'rom Jess'r Drive Inn, the fee accomnanying the application. 'loved by F.urrell, s ec-nded by Flc -ytist that t i.r ..='cons- '_e -ranted. Gpcn Roll t. appeared the ^otion v:ar unanimously carried. I Application for Pool License ,vas read from 'Aldo,:" Cigar Store, the fee accomnanving the an- plicati on. Moved by Purrell, sec :nded by Pl.cinuist t'•. ^.t tl,i.^ License Lc granted. - Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was umm irnously carried. Appli.eat.icns for Card Rcon Licenses were rear] £ron The Sport She-, 79il8on Deer & Lunch and h'alnorf Cigar Store, the f ^c ucccmpanying each: apnlicetion. .. cd by Gurrell, seconded by 'lomquist that these Licenses be granted. Upon Roll Call it apes° d the notion Xmas unani-i.sly carried. I II~ t 131 L petition : ^ :as presented to the Mayor and Council ':y D. J. Wilkins petitioning t' 'qe clo -in.- of that j portion of the Stec' -; Trail which ::as '..Ia%a,Lh his property. This petition ^sus tabled until 6ha:ay 30 is completed. Councilman 14yers, Chairman of the Water Department presented a list of uncollectable mater ac- counts and requested they be charged off the Water Ledger. Cecil Barnett 708 Everett 1 -410 2.00 Lynn Marrsen 524 Dearborn 2 - 5 4.95 ` Warren Kaiser Frazer Sales 421 Main 4 -245 5.30 G. D. Wrede 1401 Albany 5 -175 .50 Carl Bentz 1401 Albany 5 -175 2.50 Robt L. Curtis 923 Elgin 6 -203A 1.25 Oscar Smith 921 Elgin 6 -204 .50 Wm E. Campbell 6 -205 .50 Edna Sanders 909 Elgin 6 -205 .50 Walter Hibbs 923 Galveston 6 -240 .50 J..C.,Brown 811 Freeport 6 -320 2.00 L Still Better -Meat arket 119 S. Kimball 7 -95 2.00 Villines, Kennetg 1502 Main 8 -220 4.25 Pat Braden 1509 Fillmore 10 -335 3 .25 Wm Liechty 2503 Cleveland 13 - 4.0o Norman Flanigan 2924 Illinois 14 -73 .?5 E. T. Smith 1202 Elm 14 -360 1.95 James T. Phillips 1621 Oak 14 -524 .25 Gerald Thompson 2204 College Ave 14-625 1.75 Blanche Ande *son 1910 Washington 14 -734 2.00 Edgar Ray 615 S. 13th Ave 15 -137 3.00 Russell K. Elliott 516 Ash 15 -4 ^1 ?.25 John J.- Albin. - 1405 Fairview 15 -535 .25 Dudley Smith 223 E. Logan 16 -118 ?.00 Charles Cooke 1408 Ellis 16 -324 5.'5 "fm Padgett 109 Wood] awn Drive 16 -4 2.00 Endl Boetger 3'1 Grant 16 -511 3.50 H. 0. Dawson 910 Indiana 17 -235 3.5o Rhonald Strobl- 311 Freeport 17 -475 2.00 P.alph Hamner 3 ?3 Freeport 17 -490 %00 LaVern Bales 1 N. Kimball 19 -74A 6.40 H. H. ".Michelscs 11 Freeport 18 -140 1.25 Charles Cox P-!: Freeport 18 -140 2.50 John Elledge S. Hill 203 Deaver 509 Denver 18 -240 18 -335 .25 ?.00 Har.^; S. Sanders 309 Chicago 18 - ?.50 John Schallcnkamp 510 - el°:ont 15 -570 4.5o O. 71. Randolph Rt f/ 1 CH -150 .65 Clyde 7:ard Ht r'/ 1 CH -576 a,n� The -as :. rcbi ld 192? 1'i rd M - .25 Brooks rk:vall H untley ?C ?' ird -672 02;:•^el 2013 Rice :tend CH - 737 .50 Ralph Thompson 1016 North 6th Ctl _g e "C 7.00 Drive inn Service 1015 N. Kimball CH- 1040 11.05 Drive inn Seance c/o Is'ierc: talcs 101r N. Kim1xi11 CI! -1040 " 5.95 131.50 M1Moved by icnrich, -?c_ndcd by 'a;eick that these Bills he charged from the 'Plater Ledger. _ ._ Roll Call it appeared tic _.,.tip: r.as ..na.;imoasly carried. This being the date set for hearing prutcsts s;, ^einst the rroposed estimate of expenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year beginning the first day of Ora, 1 952. The said esti+ia.te and tax levy being in excess of ten :.sills for general ou :'oscc. The Clerk presented the af_idavit of nublicetian cf said notice which is in words and figures as follows: AFFI1X9;T OF PUBLICATION STATE a' 13AHO ) SS. COU'NT'Y ^ CAI:YG "r1 ) hcing first d„ly s::c.n, deposes =rd sass; That he is the Fortman of CArD'v'iLLL ... _ NECS- TilIE"UNF, 11!C., pcbllsh,r of Mi CAL ..ILL fl; . ^; ° =I RI 5JS!E, a daily newspnp* r pu>ljshed at Cali^ +^cll, Idaho, _thin the mcaning of Chapt.er 154 of tha S,8jie7 Lz G of Idaho; pl:hlis1,Ld six consecutive days � r.'eek except legal. hulidayi. And that the puh'_is.,c. .,: said "-:F IZAL- ' ELT. VIETTS TRIDUNP, a daily newspaper, has all the time since the 5th day of July, 1933 and in each issue thereof, at the head of the editorial column of said newscaoer, anno:.nced the day of the week t; -cat: Saturday on which 1�; notice re -uired b law or by order of any Court of competent ,jurisdiction to be published weekly, mill be published; that the said I paper is in general circulation in Canyon Co::nty, Idh o and has teen for a period of seventy -eight :reeks preceeding the first publication of this advertisement a copy of which is attached hereto, and by reference thereto made a part of this affidavit, and was published in the re &aturday issues of T!E C.ALDWELL ) ;P, N^a'S -T. °.I AJNE for 2 c-nsecutive weeks beginning with the issue of June 21, 1952 and ending with the issue of June 28, 1.952, SICP!5D R. R. Bechtel Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of June, 1952, C. Cochrane Notary Public of Idaho. Residing at Cald. ell, Idaho. The Mayor asked if there was anyone present that desired to be heard on the matter of the pro- posed estimate and tax levy. There was no one to speak either for or as inst the proposed estimate. thereupon Councilman Slcmquist introduced Dill He 23, entitled: AN ORDINANCE TERMED THE APIIiU.AL .APP::OPRIATICI! FILL, A ":0 'KWEY IN SUCH SUV AND SUMS AS , "r DES ;gEp'vSCac cn PY TC DEFRAY ALL P.'.OPT?R EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES CF THE C TTY ^P CAL^TFI.L, IDAHO, NOT OTHATA PROVIDED FOR, FOR T :"..A HE FISCAL R BEGINUNG :917 FIRST DAY_ OF MAY' 195 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIOW OF 9 ECTI0N * 5o -i95o, IDAHO CODE. which was read for the first time and the Co, proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 23. It was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill 110 23, be read the second time by title and the third time 'in full section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Blomqui Burrell, Myers, 'lveick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The !'_, r declared the motion had pa��sed by the necessary three- foartbs majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 23, the 'second tine by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 23 pass ?" The !.lyor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Dlomquist, Burrell, !V> rs, iVeick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 23, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly .signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No, 797. The Mayor directed the Clark to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 797, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. There.;ncn Councilman Llcmquist introduced Lill :._ 7 � 1 , t ^.titled: AN ORDTNA'i, PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESS ^'N:' :`T A "D 111 OF : TAY FOR =T TRU 4 "V;'r•�'L ntiRnCevq --.n PAYIING TH7 CUd.RENT rXnrr €DES ,7 TFF C77 CAL: =L, !Y A. - ,..'<_ I.`.A71 , v ? 77 75CAT 7? 1n TICTi11.,1NS F E --il" .DSY OF MAY, whi cll was read for Lhe "ir ^f time and the Council pro ere dud to c cuaside raLiau of Pill No 24. It cos auvcd by ^.5rers, seconded by Fonri ch !rat - th• r les ren••i -_ng that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 24, be read the second time by title end the third time in fu'' -L, section by section and placed on its final cas°age. The PSayor direct °d the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion the following resul': TI: ose vcting in the afCirmati -c we Olomquist, Durrr7l, avers, 7reick, Fr-nrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and rot voting: None, The -.yor _'eclared the m0icr had parsed by 'ha n ^cos ^a - t " ce- Crths_ iaJority and 3._^oc`cd the Cle 'o rm d -ill !: Tb ^, ±h << ^and ti ^.e b title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk r ^nd the Dill no directed. The question be "Shall Bill No 24 pass ?" The %fyor dirent.ed the Clerk to call the roll on the aho,'e question which re- salted as follows: :hose voting in the affirmative were: Blcnquirt, Burrell, Vyers, 14eick, Fenrich and Bettis. NcZaLivc. None. .Absent and not voting: None. Thereupcn the _a;or declared Lill N'o 2L, had passed and Vre ' =ayor in open session of the Council duly signed and apnroreed the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the sa which became Ordinance No 798. The Meyor directed the Glerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Oi&nance No. 798, to be, published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of thn City of Caldwell, i h l J �l 133 Thereupon Councilman Weick introduced EL11 No 25, entitled: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 1 -222 AND SECTION 1 -223 OF THE CALDWELL CODE OF 1942. i which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 25. It Ras moved by Councilman Burrell, seconded by Councilman Blomquist that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 25, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Myers, Weick Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 25, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 25 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to cal the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the a firmative wares Blomquist, Burrell, Myers, Weick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negatives None. Absent and not votings None. Thereupon the Ma.ror declared bill No 25, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and a pproved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 799. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 799, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to come before the Council, it visa moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Yyyers that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. 1 COUNCIL CHAMBERS AUGUST 11, 1952 8 :00 P.M. The Regular Eonthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor Jason C. Smith presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, J. M. Bettis, John Uyers and Ernent Weick. Absent: Dale Fenrich. The Bills for July were read and on motion by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that these bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion Carried. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SE.IVICES Nos. Name What for Amount 547 Jason C. Smith Salary $ 100.00 548 Fran Blohquist ° 40.00 549 Lawrence Burrell " 40.00 550 John Myers ° 40.00 551 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 552 J. b1. Bettis " 40.00 553 Ernest Weick " 40.00 554 Ada Hartenhower " 229.27 555 Edith H. Church " 191.18 556 Dorothy D. Vartin " 72.73 557 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 9.27 558 Canyon county ° 9.22 559 First National Bank Withholding Tax 107.50 560 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 561 H. E. Parmenter Salar' 259.32 562 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 4.33 563 Canyon County " 4.33 564 First National Bank Withholding Tax 25.10 565 Lionel C. Rrall Salary 263.22 566 Coy Collins " 235.66