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Home My WebLink About1943-07-19council minutesCOUNCIL C HAMBERS, JULY 39th., 1943, 8;00 P.M. Pursuant to adjournment of the Regular Monthly Meeting of July 6th, 1943., the Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall with the Mayor, Thurlow Bryant, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present; Pete Olesen, John Finck, P. E. Newman, 0. L. Thornock, J. E.ndall Sloop and E. E. Frasher. Applications for Pool Hall License were r ?adfrom I. H. Waters anf S. P. Bow, the fee accompanying each application. Appliention.w. for Card Room License were read from I, H. Waters, S. F. •Bow, P, M. 'Nilson, Clyde Rowland, Wm Milliner, the fee accompanying aacb application. Applications for Beer License were read from Quasty's, H. E. Mcrluskey, Jess L. Smith,Bill Milliner, Elk's Club, I. H. Waters, Clyde Slane, Clyde Rowland, Saratoga Hotel, E. G. Bow, F. M. Wilson, S. F. Bow, the fee accompanying- eachi§pplication. Moved by Olesen, seconded by Thornock that these Licenses be granted. Motion c Moved by Thornock, seconded by Sloop that the consideration of the Airport Contract be_postpondtintil the regular meeting in August. Motion carried. This being the time set for the opening of insurance bids the Mayor announced that the following olds had been filed with the Clerk as follows: Canyon Abstract & Title Co., Walker- Shaffer Agency A.. I. Myers Pitchell- Graves Babcock & Brown, H. D. Hanna.. The Dille Agency M. D.Riner Moved by Sloop, seconded by Thornock that the Mitchell- Graves Agency submit a specimen policy on their bid. Motion carried. This being the time date set for hearing protests against the proposed estimate of expenditures of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal year beginning the first day of May 1943. The said estimate and tax levy being in aaeess of tan mills for general pur- poses. The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of said notice which is in words and figures as follows; A'FIDAVIT OF PU_;LICATION. STATE OF IDAHO ) ) SS. COUNTY OF CAA!YON } L, L. SHEPHERD, being first dulysworn,deposes and s That he is the Publish of the Caldwell News - Tribune, Inc., publisher of the CALV E'LL NEVVS+:•TRIBUNE, a daily newspap published at Caldwell, Idaho, within the meaning of Chapter 154 of the 1933 Session Laws of Idaho; published six consecutive days a week except legal holidays. And that the•publis of said THE CAILWELL NM- TRIBUNE, A daily newspaper, has all the time since the 5th day of July, 1933 and in each issue thereof, at t'-:e head of the editorial column of said news- paper announced the day of the week to -wit; Saturday, on which legal notice required by law or by order of any Court of competent jurisdiction to be published weekly, will be published; that the said paper is in general circulation in Canyon County, Idaho and has been for a period of seventy -eight weeks preceding the first publication of this advertisew went, a copy of which is attached hereto', and by reference the -ato made a part of this affidavit, and was published in the regular Saturday issue of THE CALDWELL ITEWS:.TRIBUNE for two consecutive weeks beginning with the issue of July loth., 1943 and ending with the Issue of July 17, 1943. (signed) L. L. Shepherd (signed) Nell Wilson Notary Puulic for Idaho. Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. The Mayor asked.if there was anyone present that desired to be heard on the matter of the proposed estimate and tax levy. There '.vas no one to speak either for or against the proposed estimate. ._j i Thereupon Councilman Sloop introduced Bill NO 3 entitled; AN ORDINANCE, TERMED T - E ANNUAL APPrCPRIATION BILL, APPROPRIATING MONEY IN SUCH SUM.AND SUMS AS ARE DEEMED NECESSARY TO DEFRAY ALL PTiOPE'R EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF CALD IDAHO, NOT OTRERTIISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1943, PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 49 -1714, IDAF.O CODE ANNOTATED 1932. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 3. It was moved by Newman, seconded by Thornock that the rules requiring that the read- U, ing of a bill on threeseparate days be suspended end that Bill No 3, 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 fol- lowing result; Those voting in the affirmative were; Clasen, Finck, Sloop, Thornock, Newman and Fresher, Negative; None. Absent and not voting; None. The Mayor declared J the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 3, the second time by title and the third time in fh11 section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill Np 3 pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to cell the roll on the above question which resulted As follows: Those voting in the affirmative were; Olesen, Finck, Sloop, Thornock, Nevmian Fresher, Negative; None. Absent and not voting; None. Thereupon -the Mayor declared Bill No 3, had passed and the Mayor In open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attegted i the same which became Ordinance 628. The %yor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance 628, to be published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. I i Thereupon Councilmen Thornock presented the following REsolutioii to the Pdayor and Council. RESOLUTION EY Thornock. A RL:SOLT.TTTCTP SETTING AND FIXING SALARI7S AND TAGES OF EP.7PLOY OF T"E CIT'_% OF CAL=LL (NOT OTHERWISE DETERMINED BY ORDINANCE). 14gTEREAS, it appears to be equitable and necessary under present conditions, that certain salaries and wages of employees of the City of C (not otherwise set or de- termined by ordinance), shall be adjusted by the Mayor and Council of the City of Cald- well, NOW, TTIEREFORE, °_E IT RESOLVED, 1, That the salaries and wages of the employees in the following offices or employments of the City of Caldwell be adjusted according to the following schedule, to -wit; e' L Shop Foremen-------------------------------- - - - - -- x'189,00 per month. Park Superinto ndent------------------------- - - - - -- 1C8 per month. Foreman-of the "later Department------------- - - - - -- 183.75 per month. First Assistant to the Foreman of the Tater Department---------------------------------- - - - - -- 147.00 per month. Second Assistant to the Foreman of the 1 ?later Department----------- ---------------- ------- - - - - -- 141.75 per month. Read and Street Foreman-------------------- - - - - - -- 210.00 per month. Truck driver and blademan------------------- - - - - -- 178.50 per month. Irrigation Foreman-------------------------- - - - - -- 183.75 per month. Ditch Rider (Class One )--------------------- - - - - -- 162.75 per month. Ditch Rider (Class Two) --------------------- - - - - -- 141.75 per month. Sprinkler operator-------------------------- - - - - -- 147.00 per month. Street Sweeper------------------------------ - - - - -- 117.60 per month. Office Clerk in boater Department----------------- - - - - -- x`115.50 per month, Night Watchman (for Airport and Waterworks------ - - - - -- 94.50 per month. L aborers------------------- ---------------------- - - - - -- 0.65¢ per hour. BE IT FURT'-TER RESOLVED, 2. That said schedule of salaries and wages be in effect as of, and from, July 1st., 1943. WHEREAS, it was moved by Councilman Thornock, and seconded by Councilman Sloop, that the above and foregoing Resolution be adopted and, upon roll call, said motion was unanimously carried, and said resolution adopted. PASSED by the Council this l9th. day of July, 1943, APPROVED by the "?a;or this l9th,day of July, 1943. I ATTEST mayor. — city C sr There being, no furth•r business to come 'c. afore the Council it was moved by Councilman Thornock, seconded by Councilman Sloop that Council adjourn, Motion c /JJ Mayor, C l a rk 6d-� COUNCIL, CHAM3ERS, AUGUST 2nd., 1943, 8;00 P. M. The Regular Monthly, Meeting of,the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall with the Mayor, Thurlow Bryanty presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present;. J. Randall Sloop, Pete Olesen, John Flack, 0. L. Thornock and E. E. Frasher, Absent; F. E. Newman. The Minutes of July 6th., and 19th., were read. Moved by Olesen, seconded by Thornock that the Minutes be approved as corrected. Motion carried. A Committee from the Junior Chamber of Commerce appeared and reguested the M and Council to grant a permit for a Carnival Co. This matter was left on the table. The 2111s.for July were read and on Motion by Sloop, seconded by Olesen that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee, Motion c Nos, Name. What for. Amount, GE14ERAL FUND 481 Thurlow, Bryant Salary 50.00 482 J.Randall Sloop " 25.00 483 Pete Olesen ° 25.00, 484 John Finck " 25.00 4B5 F. E. Newman " 25.00^' 485 0. L. Thornock 25.00" 487 E. E.'Frasher• " 25.00^/ 488 0. E. Fritts " 154.80' 489 Ada I. Hartenbower " 119.40° 490 Doris 2randen Services 35.75" 49MA Collector of Internal Revenue Tax 30.80^' 492 Collector of Internal Revenue Victory Tax 26.90 492 Burroughs Adding Mach'ne Co., Supplies 9,854 493 Mountain Sta as Tel & Tel Rental 8-. Toll 4.90 ' 494 ,The Caxton Printers S.UJ;plies 4.00` 495 H. E. P e 9'alary 149.30" I i