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CoM1' CHA! MRS,
JUL'i 24, 1939.
8;00 P.TA.
The City Council met pursuant to a published notice for the purpose of considw
ing protests to the prop ^sed Pinnneinl i,udget of the City for tho year 1939 -40, with the
Fi.ayor, Edgar L. Oakes, presiding.
On ao11 Call the following Councilmen answered present I° ; r.E, Babcock, C. 0.
McDannel, Oscar fa ngel, 0. °. Penrich end ?:'.. ".gnndr!eyer. Absent; 7.7-. Handford.
Th-is being the dateset for horsing protests Rgoinst the proposedestimate of
expenditures of fie wit ;, of Cald ell for the fiscal year beEinning the first dray Oi "ay
1939. T'.-e said estimate and t x lovy bn.in" in a -cars of 10 mills for general purposes.
The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication of srid notice which is in
words and fi ±res as follows;
AFFIDPVIT OF P 7MICATIOt1.
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STA O ID A TO )
COIIPYTY 0^ C,41!YON )
L, L. SIT7PIIEAR, bein . first duly sworn, deposes -and says; That he is the Foreman
of Caldwell :Yews -Tribune, Y_nc., publisher of The Caldrr ^ll-= 'ee:=- "ribuna, a daily newspaper
published at Cald *'ell, Idaho, within the mon:ninE of Chapter 154 of the 1933 Session Laws
of Idaho; published six consecutive days a weekexeept leC;al holidays. And that the pub -
lishedlof said The Caldwell hews- Tribune, a dail=y newspaper, has all the time since the
5th day of July, 1933 and in each issued thereof, at the head of the editor!_al column of
acid newsp ^per, announced the day of the week to -wit! Saturday, on which legal notice re-
quired by law or by order oy any Court of compe'ent 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 circulation of this
advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto and by reference thereto made a part
of this nffido.vit, and was published in the rorulnr Saturday issue of The C ldwell News -
Tribune for 4 consecutive weeks beginning with the issue of July 1, 1939 and ending with
the issue of July 22, 1939.
(si_cned) Emil A. Sher'-
subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th., day of July, 1939.
(signed) Nell "'ilson
N$tnry Public for Idaho.
Residing at Caldwell, IdnF'w,
The Payer asked if there was anyone prosent that desired to,bo heard on the
matter of the proposedestimate and tax levy. There was no one to speak either for or
against the proposed estimate.
A`PnOPRIATION BILL ?TO. 2,
ORDT'7ATICE 1
By Babcock.
AN ORDINARC7, TRF_TTL'D T77 ATTUAL AFP=.OPRI�TIOI7 BILL, APPi.OPRI_ =TC ISONEY IN SUCH
SUFI? AND SMIS, A" fip_E DEI?)7'D 77C TO DF Fes! ALL P OPER EXPENSES AT ?D LIL7;ILITIPS OF TEE
CITY OF CAI -' ;:ELL, IDA "0, NOT 0TI ?777ISE P ^OVTDFn FOR, FOR Tim Z ^CAL Y::AR 13ECI17TIlTO May 1,
1939, PURSUANT TO TX7 PROAISIONS OF SECTION 49 -1102 AND BFCTION 49 -1716, IDAFI CODE AN-
NOTATED, 1932.
which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a cons "ideration of 3311 No.
2. It was moved by Mce'nnel, seconded by Sandmeyor that the rules requiring that the
reading of a nillmon three separate drys be s,-spei3ded, and t'.at Sill i ?o 2, be read the
second time by title and the third time in full, .section by section and placed on its
final passsge. The M ayor directed th.o Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the fol-
lowing result; Thosi%oti in the affirrintive were; Babcock, McDannel, Stengel, Fenrich
and Sandmeyor, Nag None. Absent a nd not votinT,; Handford. The mayor declared
Via motion had passed by the nece ^snry th ma ority and directed the Clerk to
read 3111 FI 2, the second time by titles nd the third time in full, section by section.
The Clerk r cad the 3111 as directed. The cuestion then being "Shall Bill No 2, pass? The
Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the move nuestlon which r exulted as follows;
Those voting in the affirmative were; nabeack, TTCDannel, Stengel, Fenrich and Sandmeyer,
Negative: T ?ono, Absent and not voting; Sandford.
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Thereupon, the I;layor declared Bill 17o. 2, had passed, and the 1,Tayor in open
session of the Council duly signed a nd approved,the Pill, and the Clerk duly signed and
attested the same which beams Ordinance No. 563, The !: Tayor directed the Clerk to mr-ko pro-
per entry of the samo end to cause Ordinance fro 563 to be published in the Caldwell News -
Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
Application for Peer License was road from Safeway store and Quast Bros., the �}
fee accompanying each application.
Moved by .Fenrich, seconded by Babcock that these Licenses be granted. Motion
carried.
Dir. Jacob Pavelac ?appeared before the Mayer and Council and presented a petition
from property owners on Canyon will petitioning that theirproperty be detached from the
corporate limits of the City of Caldwell.
The mayor requested the City Attorney to investigate this matter and report at
the next Council Veeting.
Mr.C.D. Rush, Building inspector reported to the 1 or and C ouncil that several
complaints had been made to him regarding the sub - station being constructed by the Idaho
Power Co., between 4th., and 5th., Streeats on Everett street, Ur, Meacham and Mr. Crow
of'tho Idaho Power Co:, discussed this matter with the mayor and Council.
The 14ayor requested the City Attorney to examine the contracts on the equipment
to be purchased consisting of a Sprinkler, Flusher, Roller and Oil Distributer.
Thereupon the following R was presented to the T "_ayor and Council by
Councilman sandmeyer who moved the adoption thereof, which motion v,a duly soconded by
Councilman Babcock.
R7- OLUTIOIT.
By Sandmeyer.
°,ITEEREAS, On June 5, 1939 George .arifa 11 and George Wiley, owners of a truth
line, demagcd a lie;hht pole, property of the City of Caldwell, in the amount of Seventy..
nine Dollars and Seventy cents 079.'70), and -
MIMEREAS, The said George Grifall and Georve YIiley have tendered the sum of ,
for damaT;es caused to the said light pole,
11017, TH EPORE, °,e it resolved that the Cit., of Caldwell, County of Canyon, State
of Idaho, accept the said sum of X79.70 In full payment for all damages caused to the said
light pole, and that the City of C throlgh its 7 and attested by its Clerk, be
authorized to execute a release in full for same.
A Yea and Nay vote was had thoreon with the followr.ng result;
Yea; Babe oek,candmeyer, Fenrich, $tenSel and TdcDannel.
17ay. Uone.
Absent and not voting: Handford.
Thercupon the TTayordeclare the motion carried and the Resolution duly passed.
There being no further business to comebefore the Council it was moved by Babcocl
seconded by Stengel that Council adjourn. T.Totioncarried.
tgayor.
City Clerk.
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