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Home My WebLink About1925-08-03city council minutesCOUNCIL,CHAMBERS, AUGUST 3RD,1926. The Couooil met in regular seseion,Aug. 3rd,1926 at 8 P.M. with MW or Kaldy absent, President of the Council, nimbrough presiding, Councilmen. Conley, Mumford, MoConnel, Md Wheeler, present, and Dutton, absent. Minutes of the previous meeting were reed and Upon motion of Conley, seconded by Mr nford, and oarried, the same were approved. H.D.Blatchley requested the vacatitg of the North # of Block (7)Seven and theNort half(a) of Block Hins(9) all in College Heights Addition to Chldwell,Ideho, vacated as to lots. Itwas voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by MoConnel, that the Mayor appoint a committee f investigation on this matter and the Committee report back at the next Council meeting. The Mayor appointed MoConnel, Conley, and Porter, the City Engineer. R.P.Chenoweth appeared before s he Council and requested that he be given the exclus ve privilege of gathering all garbage within the City of "aldwsll. No official action was taken. Rose Edwards appeared before the Council and requested the Curbing of Lots 7 & 8 Bl ok 86 Original 'Town toso as to do away with the mudd pt6dle in front of the residences in that blDak, caused by the irrigation ddtoh net being able to at present to take care of the water that it carries. This matter was referred to the Irrigation Committee. L.J.Mitehell appeared before the Council anderelated how unsafe was the building 10 Ipplee and Mitchell were oeoupjrtng located on Lote 11 and 12 Block 76 Origibal Town, as the biilding was loose inall joints, roof was sagging in the middle, so the following resolution 37 MoConnel was presented, and on motion of Humford, seconded by MoConnel, and duly carri a, the resolution was adopted. R R S 0 L U T I 0 N A RESOLUTION DECLARING THAT CERTAIN BRICK BUILDING SITUATED ON LOTS ELEVEN AND BLOCK SEVENTY —SIX, ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF CALDWELL,IDAHO TO BE DANGEROUS AND UNSAFE; RE THE OWNERS OF SAID BUILDING TO RE®RAIN FROM TIM USE THRROF UNTIL REPAIRED OR MADE SAF SATISFACTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL;PROVIDING FOR NOTICE THEREOF TO THE OWNER OF SU BUILDING; AND DECALRING AN EMERGENCY. Whereas, pursuant to the provisions of Drdinance No.162 of the City of Caldwell., the Mayor add Council of said City, have inspected or caused to be inspected, that ce building situated upon Lots 11 and 12, Block,76, Original Townsite of Caldwell, Idah Whereas, it appears from such inspection that said brick building is in a conditi dangerous to persons or property; unsafe for occupancy; and a menace to the public Whereas, it appears that it is necessary for the public safety that said building immediately repaired or made safe; therefore, Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell,Idaho: brick Section 1. That certain building or structure situated on lots 11 and 12, Block Original Townsite of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, is h3 reby decalred to be a public bu as eontempalted by Sections 4 and 6 of Orcinance No. 162 of the City of Caldwell,Idsh Section 2. That said building is in a oondttion to be dangerous to persons and prop menace to the pliblic safety;is unfit for oocupnaoy;and that public safety and the pr to life and property demanda that such building be repaired or made Safe irmmediately Section 3. That the owner of said building is hereby required to refrain from the building, or to permit the same to be used, until the same shakl have been repaired o VE, TO THE a ho, FL in an a , to be and, e 6, di ng. ty; is a ection use of Sam made ABSENT: UTTON. So the Mayor declared the bill had passed and npw became Ordinance #416, The Clerk w a caused to make proper entry of he same and have-the same published in the Caldwell Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell,Cenyon County, Idaho. safe to the entire satisfaction of the Mayor and Counoil of the City of Caldwell,ldaho. Seet on 4. The City Engineer and Building Inspector shall forthwith notify the owner of said biAldin , or his, or thier agents, or anyone having comtrol thereof to refrain from the use of Said bUJ Lding until thesame shall have been repaired or made safe to the entire satisfaction of the Mays and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Section 5. That in ones the owner of said building shall fail to immediately commence the repair thereof and to make the same safe to the satisfaotion of . the Mayor and Council, such steps ae may be necessary.shallbe taken to have said building or struoture removed. Secti n•6. An emergency is hereby declared to exist, and hhis resolution shall take affect and be in Zoe immediatley upon its passage and approval. It was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by Conley, that the aeseesment roll for the yeai 1925 in Sprinkling District No. 1 be approved, and Sept. 9th, be fixed as the date for hewing objections to the same. It was voted on motion of McConnel seconded by Mumford, that J.H.Forbes bid for Sidewalk oonstru tion be accepted, and the dlayor and City Clerk be euthm ized and directed to execute a oomtr of with J.H.Forbes for the same. It s voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by McConnel t at the City Engineer and Mater Works C mmittee be directed'e to ask for bide for the eepair and a tension of 'later Works Unit No. 3. It we voted on motion of McConnel, seconded by Conley, that the City of C aldwell, Idaho, furnish the gravel out of the Riter bed frwe of charge for Caldwells share of the paving about to be c nstmeted, and to charge whatever 10 cents per oubio yard for any gravel that might i i be used f -vv the the City of Nampa, The Nampa Highways District, and Qanyon Countys S are of the the paving from the gravel in the river bed; and the state HighwEV L,part.ent of Highways or the Contracl or be required to keep in repair eny and alldstours , and that the City of Caldwell, Idaho, Iver. hould determine upon what streets, avenues, and alleys, that the said gravel is to be hauled ABSENT: UTTON. So the Mayor declared the bill had passed and npw became Ordinance #416, The Clerk w a caused to make proper entry of he same and have-the same published in the Caldwell Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell,Cenyon County, Idaho. Bill No. 9 by Mumford "ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONEY IN SUCH SL4d AND SUMS AS ARE EEIIED NECESSARY TO DEFRAY ALL PROPER E PENESS AND LIABILTIES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, IOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING ON THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, 1925JURSUART TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 3940, IDAHO COMPLIED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 157,LAW OF 1923, OF THE STATE OF IDAHO;AND, SECTION 4053,IDAHO COILTILED STATUTES, AS AMENDED BY CHAP ER 129,LAWS OF 1921, OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, " was reed for the first time. A motioi was made by Mumford, seconded by McConnel, that the rules requiring the reading of a b. bill on three separate days be suspended and the bill read the second tie by title and the third t me in full and placed on its final passage. The roll was oalled on the motion with the follows result: AYES: C NLEY, KI- IBROUGH, MUJAFORD, MCCONNEL, AND WHEELER, NAPES: FONE. ABSENT: DUTTON. The Clerk read Bill No. 9.the second time by title and the third time distinctly section by seat on in full. ON the Qurstion, as put by the IV or, Shall Pill No.9 pass? thebroll was call ad with the following result: . AYES: C KIMBROUGH, MnTFORD, MCCONNEL, AND IMELER, ABSENT: UTTON. So the Mayor declared the bill had passed and npw became Ordinance #416, The Clerk w a caused to make proper entry of he same and have-the same published in the Caldwell Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell,Cenyon County, Idaho. I� The Treasurers quarterly report ending June 80th,1925 was presented and on motif seconded by Conley and carried the some was approved as rolluve: Bel anee 3/31/25. Receipts for period Paid out General Fund 16524.26 2774.89 59B7.28 Rcad,Fund 2591.21 628.96 2646.87 Cemetery Hind 1523.92 845.82 1210.78 Water works Fund 2545.76 7241.31 8492.57 Library Fund (1149.31) 276.05 711.18 Sprinkling Fund 2803.49 490.95 3533.34 Park Fund (3343.26) 148.77 412,69 School Dist. No. 28 Fund 82.75 30.50 92.75 Bond and Inetarest Fund 3569.3% 3360.37 551.12 00.51 Perp,Cametery Sinking Fund - 6269.24 74.00 Cam. Mot Parp. Care "19.79- Balana 6/30f25. 13311.37 673.30 1168.6{ (1584. 4) (839.9)) (3607. 0) 20.60 3910. 6343. 6419.75 108.04 5527.19 Fire Equipment 'Bond 399.73 2262.43 8662. 6 W.W.E%.B.Sink Zo.2 1164.96 1164. 6 Water works Depreciation Fuld 926.93 5000.00 6985. 3 Fundingand Sink,No.I 4000.00 F,nding Bond Sink No.3 907.58 Gen. Paving Bond Sinking Fund No.2 1009.78 L.I.D. #2, 2829.62 1454.32 263.40 L.I.D.#3, 2731.98 557.28 2545.70 L.I,D.#4 1056.58 987.20 105.00 Sewer Lateral NO- 4020. 4 743. t 6 1987 68 150.16 Sewer Lateral No.6 (2428.39) 33.62 (239 .86.) Sewer ::ateral No.7 399.34 45.12 444. 6 7 1 C rt9 a s) Sewer L teral No.8 140233.89 Qenotes Overdraft. 406.70 63.66 470.36 Sewer strict No.9 funds as follows: (3326.5 ) 228 .10 (3098.46) Sewer Literal No. 10 DR. C. 14. Raley 4 alary t2o.boi J.G.Conley 67.29 (140.21) Street lighting Fund, 8.00 W.T.K�Mbrough (343.09 3.00 345.07 1550.60 (1548.62) Irrigat on Fund 8,00 3166.66 8.00 3576,21 (409.65) Bridge d . W.C.Dyer 803.98 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Phone 608.60 195.48 TOTal "glary 166.00 Western Commercial Bank 049674. It was be aliol No. 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 13® 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 160 151 152 153 154 lbb 156 157 158 159 159A 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 176 176 177 178 179 28 29 30 3 $24214.10 033654. -74 140233.89 Qenotes Overdraft. voted on motion of McConnel seconded by Conley, that the following bills as approved ed and warrants drawn on the various funds as follows: GENERAL MMD 4'o whom drawn For What Amount DR. C. 14. Raley 4 alary 11.00 J.G.Conley 6.00 DR.E.E.Dutton 8.00 W.T.K�Mbrough 3.00 F.D.M mford 8.00 Fred H.McCo 8,00 Earl 'heeler 8.00 3.Earls Boyes 50.00 W.C.Dyer 90.00 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Phone 5.93 H.C.Gillette "glary 166.00 Western Commercial Bank Assigned AcoBte 185.50 Lionel Krell Salary 110.00 tied Ross Fire Services 14.00 O.ROY,oe 13.00 Geo. andolph 13.00 Coy Col ),ins 13.00 Forest lielander 13.00 Geo.H."smnsr 9.00 Lucie Krell 6.50 W.O.Watta 2.00 A.G.Long & CO. 2 cellar nozzles 41.83 Harmon Drug Co, Acid 23.40 Caldwell Tire Co.. Tire 35.00 Idaho Junk House Rags 8.50 M.S.T. &.T.:O. Phone 8,25 Idaho Power Co. Power B.05 Troy Laundry Laundry 5.45 Miller Hdw. Co. Wheel 4.00 Butler Hdw. Go. FlaehligDt 2.75 Weetwott Sales Co. Hi -lest as 13.23 D.M.Shues Salary & 4 dogs 144.00 C.H.Leighty 2 days 6.40 Western Commercial Sank Assigned Acolts 35.80 W.A.Rayne Impounded Stock 6.60 C.D.Purkhiser Police Light Idaho Power Co. . Lights, City all 21.10 L.I.D.#5, 1925 Paving Assessment 321.88 ,Underwood Typewriter Co. Repairs 15.00 Caldwell Lbr. Co. 80300# Coal, City Hall 379.00 Harmon Drug Co. Rxs 11.25 Dr.J.S.Meyer 52 i'eath & Birth Certificates 13.00 State Insurance Fund Premium 235.67 M.H.Eustace 'alary 50.00 Dr- M.M.McCoy 50.00 W.C.Dyer 50.00 Caldwell T ribune Printing 296.65 Oextons 26.10 Caldwell Hews Dog Licenses 5.50 Westoctt Bales Co. 340 P allons Gasoline 83.30 :nary McDowell alary 16 00 Forest elander Hay Boone Go. C.J.Breier Co. TOTAL ROAD FUDD 4 days Assigned "cc't 2661.29 12.80 8.00 8.00 31 32 33 34 35 63 54 65 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 66 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 Idaho ' Works Baxter ?oundry Co. Concrete Pipe Co. J.H. Forbes A.F.Nagele r epairs Buttons Pipe n 152.7 Yds Dirt OTAL DATER WORKS FUND " alary &Expense 'alary 25 days 30 days alary & freight Power Pipe Tools 29 meter Boxes 6 Ext. Dials 200 "arrants Blacksmithing P,iotor repairs Repairs Nrch. e airs Pord "epairs Hwd. Tin Snips kerch. TOTAL PARK FUIM Salary & rxpense 4 s ables Closet Top 4 signs TOTAL CEMETERY FUND Salary 28 days 27 days 27 days 251 days Hardware Blacksmithing 200 - 2 takes TOTAL SPRINPS.ING FUND Salary & Overtime 246 hours 246 hours 28 days Blacksmithing ater 'tag TOTAL LIBRARY FUTTD Salary,Phone & Lighat Janitor Supplies magazines Books B.M.Porter Lee.R.Clemona Frank nartkopf Murl "ancaster S.Earle Boyea Idahp Power Co. Crane Co. Howard & lemaster Concrete Pipe Co. National Meter Co. Caxtons A. i ^T. Dun c an J.R.Honnold Idaho 'radiator Works M.Alexander Co. Caldwell 'Sire Co. Caldwell Motor Co. _iller Hdw. Co. Butler Hdw. Co. Harmon Drug Co. I 'Nm. Bischof Lb N.G.King 16 Caldwell Pblg. Co. 17 Frank Knapp 17 J.W.Ross 18 J.A.Ma mon 19 Wibur Shuee 20 Gaines Bow 21 H.S.Mumger 22 Miller Hdw. Co. 23 A.W.Duncan 24 6 aldwell lufg. Co. 21 22 23 24 25 26 Fred Rose S.Greenfield I.P.Jones Tom Glenn A.W.Duncan Miller Hdw. Co. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 S.Olive Bees J.Y_.Smith . Democrat rrinting Co. Gaylord Bros. H.W.Wilson Co. Corqua Ford Go. American Library Assn H.R.Hunting Co J -% Gill Co. G. 73, STe hart & Co. Brentanos Publaihers Co. Gem State Lbr. Co. J.E.McClure Sherman Crawford Canyon Abst. & Title Co. First National Bank L.M.Porter Lee Beck Tbos. C C.M.almmey Clyde Barr H.B. "'ilkerson H. Wa ygand t Frank Dowd Earl Wilson Virgil Beek L.H.Butlana Lumber Labor Repairing Chimney Ins, Premium TOTAL BOND AND INTEREST FUND Ex. on Coupons TOTAL I3RIGATION FUND Salary 134 hours 90 hours 86 hours 28 hours 24 days 211 days 12 days 14 3 4 days 9.75 14.40 30.94 5.00 38.17 $127.06 94.00 115.00 80.00 64.00 117.67 428.00 76.44 12.75 52.2E 12.00 14.40 2.60 3.50 3.75 2.10 1.15 7.84 1.55 2.75 1'.15 $1092.90 107.70 8.40 5.30 10.50 $131.90 100.00 89.60 86.40 86.40 81.60 5.50 1.75 2.00 $463.2 157.00 147.60 147.60 89.60 12.50 1.25 053 . 112.35 30.00 20.51 1.90 11.54 4.20 1.65 71.07 47.79 .82 2.01 11.20 24.00 15.00 13.00 $367.04 12.91 ;$'ff - - - 91 90.00 127.00 52. 00 50.25 33.75 32.25 10.50 72.00 64.50 36 00 44.25 E 64 Ed Stauber 9,60 katta A.F. Matta 3 days 1 day with team 4,80 4,80 4.80 S.G.Smith 3•.10 Ed Campbell -Butler Hdw. Co. Harware n ement 2,50 Boise Payette Lbr. Co. 8lacksmithing 4.25 4.75 A,W.Duncan Valdwell Mfg. Oo• Stakes 2 Concrete Pipe Go. Pipe Lumber 17.85 1 Gem °tats Lbr, Co. X883.39 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 517,.4 Power Co. Street Lights .Idaho $517.45 TOTAL 1001LL IA'IPROVEIdIENT DISTRICT 570. TWO First } rational Bank Ex. on Coupons - TOTAL 106AD IP2R ®VEI'+1ENT DISTRICT NO. FOUR 2.19 First National Bank - Ex. on Coupons 2.19 TOTAL SEWER DISTRICT NO. SEVEN FUND 1,66 First 'ational hank Ex. on Coupons X1.66 TOTAL SEWER DISTRICT NO. NINE FUI?D 2.94 First National Bank F,x.on coupons 2.94 TOTAL SEWER LATERAL NO. IO FIIllID 00.70 First National Bank- pc. on Coupons 00.70 TOTAL SEWER LATERAL N0. FIVE FUND ¢_`55 33YER lateral No. 6 Transfer X4.55 TOTAL GENERAL PAVING N0. THREE FUdD 237722_900 Benwell & Co. Transfer TOTAL Grand Total of all warranbb drawn amounts to �C9194.81. Mo seconded by Mumford, that the Council adjourn. It was. voted on motion of CITY CLERK. !D, 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 3 f 1 2 i I I I . 7 I i T II I 1U PRESID NT OF THE