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Home My WebLink About1941-07-21city council minutesNos.. Name_ What for. Amount. 513 Idaho Power' Go., Power 2.92 514 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 1.74 515 Brooks Service Station _ _gpupplies., X70 516 Campbell Imp. Co., .65 517 Miller Hdw. Co., " .59 TOTAL GOLF FUND ¢ 309.97 i 518 Oster Sullivan NORTH PARK FUND Services 79,20 519 Ray Hammond 1. 54.80 W.W.Shaver rr 9.60 1 520 521- C.C.Anderson Supp118s 8.46 522 Caldwell Cyclery " 1.00 E523 Lew Fullerton " 524 Wilson Petry Mero. Co., ^ .80 .79 525 Bennett Machine Wks .50 526 Campbell Imp. Co., .15 TOTAL NORTP PARK FUND 155.30 SPRAYING FUND 587 Harry R.Evans Services 37.60 528 Claude Worsham 20.00 529 C.W.Stillwell " 28.00 530 S. Voy Fairbanks " 26.40 531 432 M. A. Sanderson Hughbrock " " 24.40 533 Hardie Manufacturing Co., Supplies 3.60 24.96 534 Caldwell Mfg.'rCo., 3.20- 535 Ellison Electric Service ^ 1.50 536 Becker Edw. " ,75 537 Blerkl Cash IlEvolving Fund ^ 5 r 7 0 538 Harry &sRepair Shop , .0 539 Caldwell Pig & Htg. Co., " 30 ..10 540 Gomble Sporew Auth. TOTAL SPRAYING FUND # 178.71 °.ITREET LIGHTING FUND 541 Idaho Power Co., street Lights 773.82 TOTAL STREET LTOFTING FUND $ 773.82 AIRPORT FUND 542 S. Voy Fairbanks Services 4,00 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 4.00 CEMETERY SINKING FUND 543 Miller Rdw.Co., Hose 90,00 544 Myron Swendeen Supplies 33.99 TOTAL CEMETERY SINKING FUND 128.00 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR JUNE, 1941, $ 13,912.45 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Bryant seconded by Daken that Council adjourn to meet July 21st., 1941,-at 8:00 o'clock P. 11. iotion carried. Mayor. City Clerk_. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, JULY 21, 1941, 8:00 P.M. 1 Pursuant to adjournment of the Regular Monthly Meeting of July 7th. the Council n ot in the Council Room of the City Hell with the Mayor, H. E. McCluakey, presiding. On Roll Call the tellewin6 Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant,'Wilbur 1 akin, Fred E. N OWMa @, .Floyd Blunt, E,E, Fresher. Absent: C. 0, MoDannel. �d I -1 677 Mesdames 'Luella Hartenbower, L. C. Kroll and Abbie Barnett, representing the American Legion Auxilary were present and presented to the City Fire Department a Re. suscitstor. The Mayor and Fire Chief expressed their sincere appreciation to the American Legion: Auxilary for the Resuscitator. I L � k NO t This being the time set for the opening of bids for 15,000 gallons of gasoline; the Clerk informed the Mayor and Council that three bids were on file. The following bids were opened and reads Fletcher 011 Co., 15.75 Goodman Oil Co., 17 Idaho Gas & 011 15 After full consideration of these bids it�was moved by-Frasher;^eaoondad'ty by the City accept the bid from the Idaho Gas & 011. Motion carried, Mbi.R.W.Zink was present and presented a petition signed citizens petition. ing that the students at the Airport be restrained from flying low over their property. The Mayor informed Mr. Zink that this matter would be investigated. Moved by Bryanti,seconded'bydBlunt that new chairs be purchased for the Council Room. Motion carried. A Petition was presented to the Mayor and Council from property owners on Everett and Painter Streets aetitioniong that they be included in the Sprinkling D"trict. Moved by Blunt, seconded by Frahaer that this petition be granted. Motion carried. The Clerk Read a petitions tlEned by property owners on Fillmore Street & 18th. tp the intersection of Pine Street and running south a distance of 600 ft.1petitioning that these streets be oiled. The Mayor stated that this petition would be taken care of as soon as possible. Application for Card Room License was read from Wilson Beer & Lunch, the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that this license be granted. Motion c arried. Moved by Fri-hear, seconded by Bryant that the City accept the dead from Mrs. Allis Tucker, also, that the City Clerk have this deed recorded. Motion carried. Moved by Daken, seconded by Bryant that the City Clerk be authorised to -i daust the water bill for Gem State Academy for the month of May to $36. &5. Motionoarried. The City Audit was presented to the Mayor and Council. Moved by Bryant,seconded by Blunt that all recommendations made by the auditor be put Into effect with the exception of No.. 8. Motions carried. Thereupon councilmen Newman, Introduced Bill No 6, Proposed Ordinance No.679, entitled. Bill No B, Proposed Ordinance No, 579, By Newman. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 520 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0, 508 ENTITLED 1 , AN ORDINANCE LICENSING AND REGULATING PLACES OF BUSINESS WHERE BEER IS SOLD TO THE CONSUMER, AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION Or THIS ORDINANCE, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PAETS OF ORDINANCES IN CON- FLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE,CPRDVIDING- AOS2 CTAIISEC, AN EMERUENCY, BY ADDING SECTIONS, TO BE KNOWN AS SECTION 12 and 13, AND REGULATING THE TIME WHEN BUSINESS HOUSES SELLING BEER MAY BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT WITH THIS ORDINANCE; which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 6. It was moved by Newman, seconded by Dskan that the rules p @4utring that the reading of a Bill on three asparste days be suspended and that Bill No 6, be read the setand 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 motion with the following results one voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Fresher and Blunt. Negative: ne. Absent and not voting: McD,nnel. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the r. ceasary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 6, the second time title and the third time in full,a action by secti m ., The Clerk °read the Bill -as directs . e question then being "Shall Bill No 6, pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to o all the 11 on the above question whicn resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative re: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Frqsher and Blunt. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: nnel. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill 6, had passed and the Mayor in open session of Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the whaoh became Ordinance 579. The mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the and to cause Ordinance Yo 579, to b e published in the Caldwell News - Tribune, the offic paper of the "ity of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilmen Blunt, introduced Bill No 7, Proposed Ordinance No. 580, III aLlL lea: Bill No, 7, Proposed Ordinance No. 580, By Blunt. AN ORDINANCE VACATING ABANDONING AND DISCONTINUING A PORTION OF AN UNNAMED STE ONVMVE 10 TIM 6ITT OF CALDIMLL, IDAHO-70R STREET PURPOSES BY DEED,_DATED THE 16th DAY IM UGUST, 1937; RECORb.ED'THE''9th•DAY "OF SEPTEMBER ,:1937, "STD O1?* RECORD IN "TNE OFFICE OF THE ECORDER OF CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, IN Ba0$ 128 DEEDS,PAGE .406 THEREOF, PROVIDING FOR THE MI5 OSITION OF SUCH VACANT PORTION OF SUCH STREET AND DIRECTING A CONVEYANCE OF SUCH VACATED ORTION OF SUCH STREET AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 49 -1144, IDAHO CODE ANNOTATED, 1932, TO BE XECUTED BY THE MAYOR IND ATTESTED BY THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CONVEYING AID VACATED PORTION OF SUCH STREET TO CALDWELL PRODUCE COMPANY, A CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR N INTEREST TO GERRGE L. CROOKUM, THE FORMER OWNER THEREOF, AND THE PERSON SO CONVEYING AID VACATED PORTION OF SAID STREET TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL FOR STREET PURPOSES, AS AFORE - AID, The above was read for the first time and the Colm cil proceeded to the consider- ation of said Bill and Ordinance. It was moved by Fresher, seconded by Blunt that the rules requiring that the reading of a bill on threaseparate days be suspended and that Bill No. 7, be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section apd placed on its final passage. The Mayor di".atied the Clerk to call the roll'on the motion wt the.fnllowing result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt and Frabber. Negative: None. Absent and not votings McDannel. The Mayor declared the notion had passed and directed the Clerk to read Bill No -7. the second 11me by titlo and Dhe third time in full,se�tion by section. The Clerk read the bills a directed. The 4uestion then being "Shall Hill No 7 pasbMr' The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll :n the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: aq=k, Dakan, Newman, Blunt and Fresher. Negative:Brganb. Absent end not voting: Nona. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No. 7, had passed and directed the Clerk to :eke proper entry of the some and to cause Ordinance No 580, to be published in the Cald- rell News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to comebefore the Council it was moved by Blunt seconded by Bryant that Council adjourn. Motion c arried. Mayor. City Clerk. 7 �I f I