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The appointed W. S. Gordon, Councilman from the -Third. Ward.
It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollmen,:that. the appointment
of W. S. Gordon le approved.
It was ,voted on motion of Dickens, eeconddd by Sandmeyer, that Mounail adjourn
to July 15, 1929,. at 8:00, P. M.
APPROVED: Clark.
COUNCIL OHAMARBS, JULY 15, 1929,
8:00, P. M.
Council; met in regular session perenant to adjournment of July 1, 1929, with
Mayor Modonnel presiding and dounoilmen DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS AND LEIGHTY, PEMSENT.
ABSENT: BOLLMAN AND SANDMEM.
This being the date net for hearing protests against the proposed estimate of
expenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year. beginningthe first Tuesday in
May, 1929 and ending the First Tuesday'in May, 1930; the said estimate and tax Sayy being'
in excess of ten mills for general purposes.
The dleik presented the affidavit of publication of said notion which are in
words and figuree'se follows:
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF IDAHO )
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Qounty of Cemyon)
Emile A'dhorb being duly sworn, deposes and says that he 1a foreman of OALDWELL
EUHLISETNOLOCUPANY, pablisherroi the Oaldweli News - Trine, a semi - weakly newspaper
published at Caldwell. Idaho; that the said paper is in general circulation in
the County aforesaid, and'has been for a period of 7e weeks preceding first pub-
lication of this advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and was publish-
ed in the regular edition of said The Caldwell News- Tribune, Five consecutive weeks
beginning with the issue of Ju9in 13. 1929, and ending with the issue of July 11, 1929
Aigned, Emile A. 9horb
Subsorlbed and sworn to before me this 12th day of July, 1929.
Signed, Nell Wilson, Notary Public,
Residing at " Caldwell, Idaho.
The aayor asked if there was any one present that desired to be heard on, the
matter of the proposed estimate and tax logy.. There was no one to speak either for or
againet the proposed estimate.. The Mayor and Council took the matter of proposed eati-
e and tax levy under consideration.
It woe voted on motion of Dickens, seoonded by Leighty, that the City Attorney
be instructed to draw an ordinance changing parking in the business district and to'pro-
hibit tracks foam parking on Main gtreat from Sixth to Ninth Avenues and on Kimball Avenue
from the Railroad Hight -ofWay to Blain street.
The Mayor appointed L. M. Porter, City Engineer.
It W86 voted on motion of Johns, seoondp8 by Leighty, that the appointment of
L. M. Porter as City Engineer be oonfirmed. .
The Mayor appointed Frank E. X"k, City Attorney, to take affect August 1, 1929.
It was voted on motion of Dickens. seconded by Leighty, that the appointment of
Frank E. Meek; City Attorney be confirmed.
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FOR, FOR THE FISOAL YEAR BEGINNING ON THE BIRST TURSDAY IN MAY, 1929, PERSUANT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3940, IDAH COMPILED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 157, LAS OF
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1928 OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, AND AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 158,
IDAHO; AND SECTION 4053.. IDAHO COMPILEDOTATUTES, AS AMENDED LAWS CHAPTER 129, LAWS O O 21
OF TEE STATE OF IDAHO ", was read the first time in full.
It was Toted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Johns, that dounodl adjourn to
July 22, 1989.
APPROVED:
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COUNCIL OHAMB$RS, JULY 22, 1929.
8:00, P. 1.
Council met in regular session pursuant to adjournment of July 15,•1929, with
Mayor Madonmel providing and 00unoilmen DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, AHD LEIGHTY, PRESENT.
ABSENT: 'BOLLMAH'AND SAHDMHYER.
W. H. Hedway appeared before the Mayor and Council asking for permission to
construct an ironclad building on lots 11 and 12; block 89, Original Townsite, to be
- used by A. D. Grimes and Hogs Rice for peaking and shipping purposes, which proposed
building being in the fire limits.
It was voted on motion of Dickens, seconded by Johns, that the City Attorney
be i etruoted to draw an ordinance amending the Building Ordinance permitting certain .
kiof temporary buildings to be erected within the fire limits.
It wee voted on motion of Laighty, seconded by Gordon, that dounoil adjourn
to July 26, 1929.
APPR09ED: - - -y
COUNCIL ORAMBBHS. JULY 26, 1929,
8:00, P. M.
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Counail met in regdiar session perenant to adjournment Jale\22, 1929, with
Mayor U660=61 Providing and Councilmen DIOMMS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SAHDIYRB,
PRESENT. ABSENT: BOLLMAN.
Jim Walters appeared before the Mayor and dounail asking permissida to erect
a fruit stand at 916 Clevelamd. The matter was referred to the Building Inipeater.
RESOLUTION N0, 6, BY DICKENS, was presented as follows:
"WHEREAS, On the 17th day of August, 1928, the City of Caldwell. issued call
for bids for the.0oa4tra4tiOn of certain improvements within Local Improvement District
NO. 8 of said City, and
"WHEREAS. J. H. Forbes was the successful bidded, and
"WHEREAS. The contract for construction of said improvements was awarded to
said J. H. Forbes;
"NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and City dounail Of the Qity of
Caldwell, as follows:
"SeotiOn 1. That the Mayor X" of the City of Caldwell, be and he hereby is
authorized for and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, to enter into a contract with J. H.
Forbes for the oonstruotion of said improvements. according to the terms, specifications
and conditions provided in that certain contract whioh is attached to the plans and