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Home My WebLink About1936-07-27city council minutesi mo 1 y ill 'i I Name. Jhet for Amount. TOTAL GOLF COURSE FUND E FUND 639 A Canyon Abstract $ 1,030.61 Supplies 51,00 TOTAL EJI FUND 51.00 TREE SPRAYING FUND ! I 640 Joe Haines Services 147.00 641 Harry Snencer " 78,40 642 June Smith " 71.60 643 Earl Bartlett 67.60 644 ---Glnude - 1gr_rsham " 55.60 645 S. P. Glenn " 55.00 646 Reilly Atkinson & Co., Su�plles 241.45 547 The Hardie Mfg., Co., " 21.02 646A Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 20.96 648 I.E.Goldsmlth 2.21 649 Milliner Transfer " 2.04 650 Caldwell.plg:` &.Htg.,Co., 1.83 651 Greenlund Drug Co., 1.40 652 Western Auto Supply Co., " .65 TOTAL TREE SPRA=TG FUND 766.76 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR JUNE yr 12,039.89 0 Moved by Boynton, seconded by Hollingsworth that Council adjourn until July 27th, at 8:00 P. M. a or Mayor , Ci Cler COUNCIL CFLLI1B R3, JULY 27, 1936. 8:00 P. M. The City Council met pursuant to a published notice for the purpose of c•msider- ng protests to the proposed Financial Budget of the City for the year 1936 - 37, with the ayor E. L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: F.D. Mumford, (d. S. oynton, G.W..Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich and 1 Hollingsworth. This being the date set for hearing protests ageinst the proposed estimate of xrenditurea of the City of Caldwell for the fiscal " =ar beginning the first day of May 936. The said estimate and tax levy being in excess of 10 mills for general purposes, The Clerk presented the affidavit of public+tion of said motion which is in words nd figures -as follows: A"FIDAVIT OF PUALICATICN. T ATE OF IDAHO ) ) SS. ounty of Canyon ) Emile A. Shorb, being first dulysmorn , deposes and says: That he is the oreman of CALD1'FBLL PUBLI3111UG COMPANY, publisher of the TEE C.!LD "ELL NEWS- TRIBUNE, a daily ewspaper published at Caldwell, Id: within the meaning of Chapter 154 of hte 1933 Sea- ion Laws of Idaho; published s18 consecutive days a week except holidays. And that he publisher of said THE C,LD7ELL PTY43 *TRIBUAiE, a daily newspaper, has all the time since he 5th day of July, 1933 and in each issue thereof, at the head of the editorial column f said newspaper, announced the day of the week to -wit: Saturday, on vthich legal notice squired by law or by order of any Court of competent jurisrliction to be published weekly, ill be published; that the said paper is in general circulation in Canyon Cnnnty, Idaho nd has baen for a , eriod of se eight weeks preceding the firs+, ,mblicatlom of this dvert�sement, a copy of which is uttached hereto, and by reference theroto made a part oY his affidavit, and was published in the regular Saturday issue of THE CALD1a'ELL NEM- RIBUNE for three consecutive weeks beginning with the issue of July 11, 1936 and ending_ , ith the issue of July 25, 193G. ,4 (signed) Emile A. Shorb. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of July, 1936. (si;;ned) Nell Wilson. Notary Public (SEAL) Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. The Mayor asked if there was nnyone present that desired to be, heard on the matter of the proposed estimate and tax levy; There was no one to speak either Tor or against the proposed estimate. There being seve -al in waiting the Mayor called upon them to state their businea before proceeding with the Appropriation Bill. Mr, Harry Meek nppeared before the Council and stated that there were lots being sprickled which were not in a sprinkling distryct. The M[ =yor informed Mr. Meek that this matter would be looked into:. Mr. Frank Hurtt appeared before the Council an applied for a permit to build s Radio Studio an the cor..of Grant and Kimball part of'lots 16'& 17„ B1k A. -This matter was left up to the Zoviing Committee. Appliog�tiens for beer license were read from Curtis Huston and B. P. 0. Elks, the fee accompanying each appliation.. An application for card room license was read from Curtis Huston, the fee ac- companying the anpli Moved by Uont omery, seconded by Hollingsworth that these applications be al- lowed. Motion carried. Moved by Hollingsworth, seconded by le'.umford that the salaries of the Chief of Police and his assistants be raised to the place they w ere before the 10 percent redubtion Motion carried. Moved by Montgomery, seconded by idumford that the-purchase of a track for the Road Department be left to the Road Committee.. Motion carried. The Mayor,and Council took the matter of the orcpo9e4 estimate 64d tax levy consideration. After 'due .consideration the Mayor and City Council determined "that the Water Works Fund required an additional ##,000.00 over the estimate published and that the Park Fund required an additional $500.00 over the estimate published and that there was ample anticipated income to take - care'of,that expenditure without increasing the advalorem t8x. Therefore be it resolved that the estimate for the hater 1 be the same as Increased, $29,000.00, and that the Park Fund. be the same as incransed,$8,500.00. Thereupon Councilman, Mumford, introduced Bill No 2, proposed Ordinance No. 557, entitled: Bill No 2, Ordinance No. 537, By Mumford. AN ORDI 1_VCE TEIUMD THE ANNUAL APP 'OPRIA^.IQT BILL, APPROPRIATING MONEY IN SUCH SM-,l ;Nb SMIS AS ARE DF.ENED NECESSARY TO DEFRAY ALL PROPER =ENSFS STD LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF �ALDV21.1, ID;CHO, ITOT 07'BER1 PROVIDED FOR, FOR THF. FISCAL YEAR BEGIFNING MAY 1, 1936, PURSUMTT TO THE PROVISIONS Or THE SECTION 49 -1102 AND SECTION 49 -1716, IDAHO CODI ANOTATED FOR 1932. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 2. It was moved by Iollingsworth, seconded by i.inntgomery that the rules requiring that the reading of a bill on three s ejn rate d -lys be suspended and that Bill PTo. 2, be read the second tirpe by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its fin passage. The Myyor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Mumford, Boynton, Fenrich, Montgomery and Hollingsworth. Negative: None. Absent'.and not voting: :Oakes. The Mayor declared the mot had passed by the necessary three- f.ourths majority and directed t'a Clerk to read Bill No. I - E I ti 2, the second time by title amd the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk wed the Bill as directed. The question then being "S hall Bill No. 2, pass ?" The Mayor direct- ed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those vot- ing in the affirmative were: Mumford, Boynton, Fenrich, Hollingsworth and Montgomery. Those votin:tin the negative: None. Absent and not voting: Oakes. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 2, 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 aame which became Ordina 887, The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proffer entry of the same and to cause.Ordinance No. 837, to be published in the Caldwell News- Tribune, the official newspaper of.the City of Caldwell, Idaho. -The Clerk read a letter from O.A.Stengel asking for the cancellation of taxes on the N.S. * of lots 8 to 12 of Blk., Devers' Addition. This matter was left on the tabl , There being no further business to come before the City Council, it was, on motion duly seconded and carried declared adjourned. Mayor. f i . 1.9 I i r ,C City Q1e1k. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 3rd., 1936. 8.00 P. M. -The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Cuuneil Rooms of the City Hall; with the Mayor Emery L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: F.D. Mumford, w.S.Boynto and .0: M.- Fenrich.' Absent: Ed&,r L. Oakes, W.R. Hollingsworth and G.W. Montgomery. The Minutes of July 6th., and 27th., were read and approved as read. -Mrs. Zada Nix appeared before the Council and asked that the Kitten Ball Field be moved. • The Mayor appointed the Chief of Police to investigate this matter. �TBEREUPON, Mr. Bert Mumford appeared before the Council with a blue print of the architects" plan of the seating arrangements to be placed in the new auditorium in the Caldwell High School., and the details of the same were gone into by the Mayor and Council. RESOLUTION. By G. M. Fenrich. -Be it resolved thatthe seating arrangements of the Hew Caldwell High School Auditorium as shown by the blue print of the architects' sketch be and the same is hereby approved:• and moved the adoption of the Resolution which motion was duly seconded by Councilmen, W.S.Boynton. Vote was had upon the said motion and all the Councilman present voted in favor of and none voted against it. An Affidavit of Publication of Ordinance No. 536 was read by the City Clerk. The Bills for July were read and on motion by Boynton, seconded by Fenrich that hose Bills be allowed and Warrants be orde-red drawn for the tvarious amounts all of which ad been approved by the Casa of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. 1 _/