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Home My WebLink About1920-08-02city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS CALDWELL. IDAHO. AUGUST 2, 1920. Council met in regular session with Mayor Ward Presiding, the following Councilmen were present; Dunlap, Fouling, Hayman and Westoott absent Moore and Sutton. Minutes of last meetings read and on motion Fouling seconded by 17estoott same were approved as. read. Sidewalk resolution No 6 for the construction of Sidewalk to the Odd Fellows Home was presented and 04 motion Hayman seconded by Feuling._„ same was adopted. ORDINANCE 110 jUL ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE DECLARIIG THE IN TENTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDW=- IDAHO TO CREATE 910 EST�BM iSH LOCA- STREEET IMPROVEMLNT DISTRICT NO 5 OF THE CITY OF CALDWML IDAHO FUR THE PHRPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING SUITABLE OURBS AND GUTTERS THEREIN SR'ATING THE STREETS AND ALLEYS UPON WHICH SAID IMPROVMIENT IS TO BE MADE '9I'l TIM GENERAL CHARACTER OF OF SAID PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS. THE ESTIMATED 111 ---� COST OF SAME. AND THAT SUCH COST IS TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROPERTY ADUTTING. FRONTING. CONTIGUOUS OR TRIBUTARY ( A1 INCLUDED IN THE'ASSESS M;ENT DISTRICT HEREIN PROVIDED) ON SUCH STREETS TO BE IMPROVED: AND FIX THE TIME WITHIN WHICH PROTESTS AGAINST SAID PROPOSED II'SPROVEMENTS MAY BE .F.ILED IN THE OFFICE OF TEE CITY CLERK. DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO PROVIDE FOR THE COST AND EXPENSE OF SUCH IMPROVMMTS BY ISSUING BO_iDS OF THE SAID DISTRICT. REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES? RE30LUTIOSS a BND ORDERS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND DECLARING AN EUF2GENCY. The following Bills against the City weera presented and on motion Hayman seconded by Westcott same be alloed and warrants drawn on the reap- peotive funds for same; GENERAL FUND 142 W Grant Ward Salary 8.00 143 3 Ben Dunlap 6.50 344 F 1 Feeling " 5.50 146 H H Hayman " 5.50 146 Frank Moore " 5.50 147 A E Sutton 5.50 148 C J Zestoott " 6.50 .149 Sherman Fisk Mop Goal Hod 3.80 150 Idaho Power Co Lights City Hall 21.75 161 Caldwell 3,br Co Coal 300.25 ...152- Blakey Variety Flags.x Toilet Paper 18.15 I& Cupples Mar Co Brooms 2.35 164 'N 3 Maxey Salary 100.00 16t Lelia M Ackley 70.00 6 Dr F K Cole " 50.00 7 Walter Griffith " 50.00 =158 Ida Gowey 65.00 159 Helen Sovereign " 60.00 160 Caxton Printers Ptg 25.00 161 Westoott Sal8e Co Gas 196.62 162 Caldwell News Ptg & Pub 77.45 '163 Idaho Power Cc Street Lights 409.06 164 Cupples Max Co Padlocks 3.90 165 Joe J Smith Salary 60.00 166 H W Dorman for Band Concerts 113.95 167 0 H Sovereign Salary 75.00 168 J A Baker " 125.00 169 Earl McCulloch " 101.00 170 Geo McLean Spl Police 2.00 171 Bud Farmer " 3.50 172 J L Cardwell 2.00 173 Garber Grocery Soap 3.75 174 E M Corey Salary and Exp. 165.27 175 Ray Beckstead " 125.00 176 Frannie Beckstead 125.00 177 E E Pennington " 96.77 178 Idaho Powers Co Energy 4.95 SE3 179 Fred Mo Donald Salary 31.23 180 0 Royce July Services 14 00 181 J E Euetaae „ 3.60 182 C B Rythers „ 33.00 183 J H Hioks „ 10.50 184 G Anderson n 14.00 185 Ward Daggett 6.50 186 W Wood000k „ - 11.50 167 188 R J Corbin Sherman Fisk Hardware 26.58 189 Fred Goette Blaokamithing 4.15 190 Case Furniture Cc Shade Rollers 1.30 191 Intermountain Map Cc Blue Print Paper 10.50 192 Oakes Bros Bunting 6.70 193 Caldwell Lbr Cc Rent Hose Cart 2.00 194 R E Fields Archt services 195 " 11 200.0) 196 Neil Earner Labor 27.60 197 F L Lockwood Asand acts 77.50 198 Sherman Fisk Chalk Lines .75 199 H L Vassar Labor 17.50 200 F L Lockwood Assnd acts 2.50 201 W E Billings Labor 17.50 202 P L Lockwood Assnd acts 7.60 203 Jaha -s n " L 25.00 204 Cupples Mar Cc Chalk Line .60 205 Sharman Fisk Thermometer .95 206 J M Rankin Labor 121.50 207 Louis C Kelsey Consulting Engineer 819.76 208 Walter Griffith Asstg Engineer 135.00 209 M B Garrtit r' 98.00 210 L M Porter It 202.50 211 F L Lockwood salary andexpenas 252.49 212 C E Silbaugh Cc Repairing Manholes eta 153.94 213 Warren Const Cc Paving Estimate 28807.76 Total 34072.34 BOND AND INTEREST L Chase Nat Bank Commission 32.67 2 Kountze Bros " Total 2.84 WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT. A 51 Ben Wheeler Salary 110.50 52 Clyde Wooley " 76150 53 Lelia M Ackley Meter Books 10.00 64 G H,Spurgeon Labor 80.75 55 Dick Beaty 131.75 56 Chas March " 4.25 57 C D Crandall Salary 115:00 58 Swain Beaty and Freight IryS` - 14.96 59 Rios Transfer Dray 1.50 60 Caldwell P1bg & Htg Cc Repairs 14.20 61 ''9 S Maxey Salary and Freight 330.56 62 Sherman Fisk Hardware 2.05 63 Bales Lumber Cc Payt on Municipal Bldg 406.13 64 Sherman Fisk Hardware 26.30 65 N 1V Jones Labor 212. 66 A W Duncan Blacksmithing 1.25 67 westoott Sales Cc Oil 6.45 68 Feed.Goette Blacksmithing 2.10 59 Caldwell Auto Co Auto repairs 22.20 70 Idaho Power Co Pumping 443.95 71 " " old plant 84:50 72 The D 0 Dunbar Co Pipe 3338.63 73 Akron Tire Cc Tiro Tube 4.15 74 Utilities Sales Cc Goosneoks ,.Fittings 352.09 75 Neil Earner Labor -7.60 75 .'F L Lockwood Assnd ac 32.50 77'. n " 30.00 78 " " 20.00. 79 n ta.00 80 J 10.00 81 a n 10400 82 o n t9 6 To g 0 m s46 A CEMETERY DEPARTMENT LR 12 Caldwell Tribune 13 J W Rose 14 W J Shuemake 15 Cupples Mer Co 16 Fred Goette 17 Caldwell Plbg & Htg Cc PARK DEPARTMENT 1 L11 11111 17 Wm Bischoff 18 Blakee variety 19 W H Guerin 20 Sherman Fisk 21 Millner Transfer 22 Boise Payette Lbr Co 23 C E Silbaugh 24 Caldwell Plbg and Htg Co SPRmNKLING DEPARTMENT 27 Sherman Fisk 28 Caldwell Spring Works 29 Harry Ronan 30 Service Tire Co 31 Caldwell Pkbg and Htg Cc 32 Westaott Sales Co 33 Brooke Repair Shop 34 Fred Rose 36 Henry Rogers 36 Cal Ward 37 Tom Glenn 60 D D Campbell T`l Fred Rose 62 City Shoeing Shop 63 .Clark Thompson 64 Bales Lbr Co 65 Westoott Sales Co 66 W H Guerin 67 Delmonte Cash Grocery 68 W H Messier 69 W H Guerin 70 Warren Const Co 71 0aldwell 1br Cc 72 Davenport and George 73 Automotive Batter Co 74 Boise Payette Lbr Cc 75 Wm Snodgrass 76 Cupples Mar Co 77 Fred Goette 78 0 E Silbaugh 79 Caldwell Plbg & Htg Co 80 Leighty and Snowlton 81 Fred L Evans 82 Will Zeal 83 A W Duncan 84 H H Hayman 66 Caldwell Cement Pipe Works 86 Bales Lbr 'Co 87 J L Bardslay 88 Noah Small 89 Henry Hartley 90 Dan Harrold 93 Andyy Bodennhamer Salary n 100.00 94 Chas Black 95 Ike Jones, S IDEWAT 91 H C Durham 92 H C Durham 21: Clara Ricketts LIBRARY 22 Zlewelyn Jones 23t; Cakton Printers 24 Gaylord Bros 26 Chas T Hawkes 26 H L Hayward 27 Democrat Ptg Cc Ptg 13.25 Salary 110,.00 Labor 110.50 Powder 14.00 Blacksmithing 1.00 Repairs 3.25 Total 2 6 2, 0 Salary 140.00 Toilet Paper 14.75 Mowing Park 20.50 Hardware 2.00 Dray 2.50 Wood 4.00 Labor and material 133.87 Repairs 5.80 Total 923.42 Tape .60 Spring 11.75 Labor 117.12 Auto repairs 4.35 Repairs 12.63 Oil 25.32 Repairs 83.12 Salary 74.50 ° 110.00 Labor 110.00 " 110.00 Total 6F9.39 ROAD DEPART]ONT Salary and Team Hire 190.00 Salary 57.60 Shoeing 37.75 Hardware 8.90 Payment on Barn 406.13 Oil 23.65 Straw 5.00 Assnd Ac 18.00 Dragging. Roads 6.95 Labor 2.25 Repairing crossing 35.00 Lumber 26.35 Water Trgugh 13.00 Chg Batteries 3.50 Lumber 92.15 Labor 55.00 Hardware 47.30 Blacksmithing 47,25 Repairing Walks 58.86 Repairs 3.66 Oats 119.00 Dirt 11.10 Gravel 22.12 Blacksmithing 5.25 4 Auto Tires broken on Ninth Street Crossing 40.00 Cement Pipe 26.25 Dirt 55.75 Belt 99.10 Labor 11.25 „ X4.25 16.00 Salary n 100.00 „ 110.00 110.00 Tots 1938.06 Sidewalks 1997.10 Crosswalks 273.10 To al 22 p Salary 100.00 Binding Board Z5.00 1 .00 Binders 15.36 Insurance 1 ' 00 Books n 12,00 GRAND TOTAL WARRANTS 12jUED To sl .63 lb . 47,167.89 i In I 1 .a RESOLUTION. EAS, the crossings over the.`.RailRoad Tracks on i W eth Avenue, in Caldwell, Idaho are -all now in a dangerous and 9vx•agti ®al oonditibn for traffic .an the public street and_ WHEREAS, the said publia street has been paved and put in first olase condition at considerable expense to the owners of the pFP ,;,1%4 tting upon said I11nth.Avanue,, and JR REAS, the only portion of 'said ^street throughout its entire laagttt now remaining out of condition and dangerous to traffic is that portion where the%0aid° Rail Road tracks arose the said streets,, NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the 0 s L R R Co be, and they ara;-hareb,*-requeeted to pave the portion of the said Rail Road Tracks Vh=e1$hey ° aroas * Ninth Avenue in the City of Caldwell, Idaho in a. m"ner°,to-the traek >the alley on North aide of Kimball Avenue. ' Councilman On,:mttion,of Councilman Westoott seconded by Dunlap . The foregoing Hssolution , ,was offered for adoption and upon the vote being taken the aanA�waa unanamously adopted at the regular meeting of the City - -; r _ Council of the City of Caldwell, State of Idaho this 2nd, day of August =1920.. 47 Grant 'yard ATTESS-f Mayor 'Idaitey City Clerk RESOLUTION. , WHEREAS, the crossings over the',Rail Road 'Tracks on Kimball Avenue in Cad9veZ1., .-Idaho are all now in a °'$ahgeroue and'ifipractical conditiou Tdr 43a `Tfic)on the public street, ex�ept the crossing over the, track in the all on thel North •'side, and 9BE3IsA5t? the said public street'htLs' been paved and put in fimt.•class 't oondit°toi# at considerable expense to the 'property owners, abutting upon said gdmaall Abenut3; and - SHZREAS, the only portion of said 'street throughout its on.$. entire length, now remaining out of•c7�ftdition and 'dangerous to traffic is that 136rtion where the said Rail Aoad Tracks arose that said, atrest, whioffpoint'is the center and busiest portion of the City, ° 09P ° ' THEREFORE, be it resolved that the 0 S I R R Cobe, and they _ she here`b, to pave the portion of the said Rail Road Tracks . whwre 'tihby crows Kimball Avenue in the City of Caldwell, Idaho ,'.in. a manner similar to the track in the alley on the North side.' On motion of Councilman Westoott .seconded by Councilman,_Dunlap, the foregoing Resolution was offered for adoption and upoii the "vo.te ,biing,takenthe same was unanamously adopted at the regular meeting A ,'t -0 City ouneil of the City of Caldwell, Idaho this 2, day o4: August, Y920 Attaat• _.Grent.WSUd 'w s Maxey City Clerk. - SE RESOLUTION. ,HPaR S, the crossings over the Rail Road Tracks on Fifth Avenue in Caldwell, Idaho are all now in a dangerous and impractical condition for traffic on the public streetp and WHERUS, the said public has been paved and put in first class condition at oonsiderable expense to the ownera of the property, abutting upon said Fifth avenue, and WHEREAS, the only portion of said street throughout its entire length now remaining out of condition and dangerous to traffic is that portion where the said Hail Road Tracks cross the said street. NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the 0 S I -iR R Co, be, and they are herebt requested to pave the portion of thensaid nail Road Tracks where they cross Fifth Avenua in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, in a manner similar to the track in the alley on the Borth side of Kimball Avenue. On motion of Councilman sNestcott seconded by Cou,joilman Dunlap, the egoing Resolution was offered for adoption and upon the vote being taken the same was nnanamously adopted at the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, this2, day of August, 1920. W Grant Ward Att set, Mayor N S Maxey City Cerk. M iB I i 4F In the matter Of release of Certified Check and approval of construction bond of H C Durham same was left to the Mayor with power to act. Moved by $ayman and seconded by Wa stcott that the City in constructing Pavement on South 7th. Ave. from Alley adjoining City Hall South provide fro a 20 foot parking in center of Street the curbing on each side of Street to be placed 10 feet from property line and paving 20 feet wide on each side of parking in center of Street. Carried. Annual appropriation Bill for 1920 read the First time. Letter read from Mr Kelsey Consulting Engineer yfgl# # in which he called attention to the Council to the fact that grades on South Kimball and Cleavaland Boulevard do not drain and are very unsatisfactory and will--m cause pavement to settle. Petition signed by Mr Clambey and othebs was presented relative to lack of drainage on Fillmore Street. Moved by Dunlap and seconded by Fouling that street committee be authorized and instructed to take steps necessary to remedy condition. Reports of Sexton Water Supt. Street Dep. and Fire Chief read same were approved and ordered placed on file. Bi by Dunlap and seconded by Hayman that Road Committee in the absence of Fire Committee and the Fire Chief be authorized to purchase a Ton truck for use of Fire Department. the roll being called the vote was; Ayes, Dunlap Feuling Hayman Westoott Absent Sutton Moore. Carried. The recommendation of tha Fire Chief for Hydrants at corner LYlchigsn and Oak Street and corner 18, and Everett was on motion Dunlap seconded by Westoott referred to Fire and Water committee for investigation and report. Moved by Fouling seconded by Hayman that city olerk be author— ized to advertise for bids for the construction of Sewer Dis. No 8. Carried. Fred UcConnell presented plat of Memorial Park Addition to Caldwell Canyon Idaho. and on motion Dunlap seconded by Hayman same was accepted and approved by Mayor and City Council. F D Lockwood presented a replotting of tract M of the Mountain View Subdivision Caldwell Canyon Co Idaho but no action was taken at this time. Moved by Dunlap seconded by Westoott that Water Supt. be instruoted to extend one inch water main from corner Linden Street and Montana south on Montana a distance of three and one half blocks. Carried Moved by 17astcott seconded by Hayman that Council adjourn until Tuesday August 3, Attest;ALZZ Z_ V Clerk. Mme' or U1 J