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Home My WebLink About1930-08-04city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBBRS August 4, 1980 8:00 o'clock P.M. Council met in regular session. pursuant to law with Mayor MoConnel l presiding, and Councilmen .Bollman..pio]oeng,.Johns, Nighty -it .Sandmeyer. present: J Absent, Gordon; Owing to the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council wee in session for the consideration of any business which might lawfully come before it. Petition presented by S. P. Baker, as follows: July 96th, 19800 J .J y J J Mr. Walter Mitchell made remarks in regards to sewer for Dairymen's Co- Operative creamery New Plant on 5th, Albany and R. R. Whereupon the acting City-Olerk presented the affidavit of publication of "Notice of Time, Place and Manner of making cash Payments of Assessments in LOCAL STREET IMPR09E WT DISTRICT NO.' 9. of the City of Caldwell. Idaho." which is as follows to wit; AFFIDAVIT OF PUBMICATIOU Filed Aug.12th, 1930 _ W. C. Dyer Acting City Clerk. STATE OF IDAHO, ) Be. 0ounty of Canyon ) Emile A. Shorb being duly swore, deposes and says that- he is foreman of CALDWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY. publisher of The Caldwell News- Tribune, a semi- weekly newspaper published at Caldwell,' idsha; that the said paper is in general circulation in the County aforesaid, and has been for a period of 78 weeks preoe# ding first publication of this advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and was published in the regular edition of said The Caldwell News- Tribune one consecutive weeks beginning with the Lague at August 11, 1930 and ending with the issue of 198 Emile A. Shorb Subscribed and eworp to before me this 12th day of August. 1930. Hell Wilson Notary Public. (Seal) Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. "Printed oo lDY of Notice sttaohed7 PETITION We the nnderedgned teapayQre and groperty.Osnere of Caldwell, Idaho; wish to petition to the Honorable Councilmen of the City of Caldwell, Idaho`; against the..lastalling.or operating of any FM MILL, ALPALFA MEAL.MILL, between Ninth (9) and Tent,t (10) Av=U98. Name at Number & Addresb. Oveas Martin Everet 911 Caldwell Mrs game A- Mynatt 914 Evertt at Caldwell Mrs Madden 910 Everett St Caldwell E. E. Brooks 906 Everett J. W. Romberg 916 B'ilmore Caldwell ' Hardin S, Banning 915 Fillmore Caldwell Anna s. Banning 916 Pillmore " Mr and Mrs,,G. R. Bgmn 528 so 10th Caldwell Clem Shorb 919 Dearborn ° Mrs. Clem Shorb ^ W. G. Cowden 902 Dearborn " Mrs. W. 0. Whelchel 824 ^ a. P. Baker 909 Bvercett A Clare J. Baker 909 Mrs. Ghas. Harding 826 aura. �ary: Mmmfor Eve Ott at. a earborn " Mr & e. Tim Ervin H. S. Stockwell 916 Dearborn Mr & Mrs; J. P. Olaybaugh 90E Everett St. ° L. A. Harmon 944 Dearborn Mrs, E. Goodyear 909 " Mr. Walter Mitchell made remarks in regards to sewer for Dairymen's Co- Operative creamery New Plant on 5th, Albany and R. R. Whereupon the acting City-Olerk presented the affidavit of publication of "Notice of Time, Place and Manner of making cash Payments of Assessments in LOCAL STREET IMPR09E WT DISTRICT NO.' 9. of the City of Caldwell. Idaho." which is as follows to wit; AFFIDAVIT OF PUBMICATIOU Filed Aug.12th, 1930 _ W. C. Dyer Acting City Clerk. STATE OF IDAHO, ) Be. 0ounty of Canyon ) Emile A. Shorb being duly swore, deposes and says that- he is foreman of CALDWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY. publisher of The Caldwell News- Tribune, a semi- weekly newspaper published at Caldwell,' idsha; that the said paper is in general circulation in the County aforesaid, and has been for a period of 78 weeks preoe# ding first publication of this advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and was published in the regular edition of said The Caldwell News- Tribune one consecutive weeks beginning with the Lague at August 11, 1930 and ending with the issue of 198 Emile A. Shorb Subscribed and eworp to before me this 12th day of August. 1930. Hell Wilson Notary Public. (Seal) Residing at Caldwell, Idaho. "Printed oo lDY of Notice sttaohed7 �y r i r 9 t Thereupon Oonnoilman Dioksna introduced Bill No. 16 by Dickens, e= itled.. O IMPROVENRUT DISTRICT No. 9 TH CITY O C� 0 iRPdTbTGABD APPRp9- E14G TEE ASSESSMENT BOLL POE SAID DISTRICT AS FILED 33 mg OFFICE C&* Ta OITY OLESM ON THE 30th DAY OF APRIL, 1980, AND AOCNPTED, APPROVED AND OONPIUM BY THE COUNCIL ON TEE 12th day of MAr, 1930; PE CvID=G FOR THE PAYMENT, IN D98TAL=NTS, , OF TEE COST AND.ExPHNSES OF THE E3 ROVEMINTS MADE OR TO BE MADE IN SAID DISTRICT; A38ESSIRG UM COSTS AND 31PENSES OF SAID INPE0Vm=TS UPON AND AGAINST TIM ABUTTING, ADJOIN. IEG, CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT LOTS, B 1100 $ 8 , AND LANDS, AND UPON THE LOTS, BLOCID AND LANDS BENEPITEW ADD MOLUDED IN SAID IMPEt7MMUT DISTRICT, AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER POE THE COLLEOTION AND PAYMENT OF SAM ASSESSMENTS PROVIDING POR ME ISSUANOE.OP INSTALLMENT BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT; PBBSORIBING THE PORN, U&MITIBS, INTEREST-RATE AND ALL OTHER LHGAL REQUIREMENTS,RBLATIVE TO TEE ISSUANOE OF SAID BONDS:" which was read for the first time in full and Council proceeded to oonaideration of Bill No. 16. It was moved by Johns seconded by Bollman that all rules requiring a Bill to be read on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No, 16 be read the second time by title and the third time in fall and placed upon its final paesagee The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the °!question as stated, Which resulted as follows= Those voting in the Affirmative; Bollman, piokeme, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer, Those voting in the Negative, None, Absent and not votiig, The Mayor declared the motion had carried by the neossaaay three- fourthe majority directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 16; the seoond,time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the bili as directed, On the question as put by the Mayor, "Shall Bill No. 16 pas®?" the Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll with the following results. Those voting in tE}e Affirmative; Bollman, Diokene. Johns, Deighty and Sandmeyer, Those voting in the. negatives None. Absent and not voting, Gordon. Thereupon the Mayor deolared Bill No. 16 passed, and in open session of the Council the Mayor duly signed and approved said bill and the Olerk duly attested the same, which thereupon became Ordinance Noe 485._ The Mayor directed the Clerk to make the proper entry of the passage of the Ordinanoe upon the journal of the proceedings of the Council as part of the minutes of this meeting and farther directed the Clerk to cause Ordinance Noe US to ba published in the Caldwell Newm- Tribune, the official newspaper - the City of Caldwell• Beading of the Minutes of July 7th, and July 14th, 1980, Motion by Johns aeeonded by sandmeyer the minutes be approved as read, Motion carried. Notion by Bollman seconded by Dickens, following bills be allowed, except that of 0. D. Sawyer for $60.00 for right of way, Motion carried; And warrants ordered drawn on the various funda, to -wits GENERAL FWD No Name Por Waht Amount 488 Fred H. MOConnel salary 8400 483 F. E. Bollman 6.60 484 Joe Dickens 6 160 486 11. S. Gordon * 6.60 486 W. H. Johns " 6 487 0. H. Leighty °- 6,60 488 M. S. Sandmeyer 6.60 489 0. L. Sloan " 60,00- 490 W. Q. Dyer !' 90.00 491 Evelens Jackson " 104.00 498 Mountain States Tel A Tel Co. Rental 4 Tolle 2406 493 W. 0. Dyer Salary 60.00 494 Luella I{artealbowar " 100.00 496 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Expenses 6000 496 Western Union Telegram 4,60 497 The Oaxton Printers Ltd, Supplies 66:66 4L9 Caldwell News Tribune printing notices 4.10 499 Idaho Power 00. Lights 32.40 600 A. W. Duncan repair I mn mower 1.86 601 Butler Hardware Co. Blase 12:90 602 He 0. Gillette Salary 166,00 603 Doyle Pander " 125,00 604 Coy Collins ° 125.00 BOB L. Ga Srall °- 128.00 J 606 Louie Srall Services 96000 507 0••80709 " 4.00 508 860 Randolph 4.00 609 as P. Glenn ° 4.00 510 Wiibus Sbuse ° 4.00 611 8mry Royce " 4. 812 ad. Smith " 8.00 513 Frank Collins " 4000 514 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co, Rental 9.00 616 Duller Hardware Co. supplies 3.55 616 Boise Junk Rouse Wiping rags 6.50 517 0. D. Parkhiser supplies .90 618 Westoott Allen 011 Co. Oil 18460 big Idaho Power Co, Power 11.90 520 Garber Grocery Supplies 6.75 681 Troy Laundry Laundry 9.90 522 Clerk's Cash Revolving Pond Freight Bill .50 523 J. Fred Rowland salary 140600 624 H. E. Felton ° 180,00 ✓ 646 Thos. H. Dryden " 40.00 626 Mark 1. Iawyer Dogs 30.00 621 Chase Swam Extra Polioe 73060 628 Charley G. Reed ° 2 3,00 629 H. D. Andrews Salary 86.00 B30 Graves Lunch Seale 2 681 Jack Thorne Motor Co. supplies 9 632 CheeebrouBh Lunch Meals 1.60 683 00 we Hmm0n6 refund dog license 5.00 634 Dr. David Be Baird Salary 37.50 686 Dr. J. 8. Meyer birth 8. death cart's 15.50 636 The Bee Gee Stationary Store oppplies 1:65 837 Butler Hardware Co. ° 4.75 538 Frank Meek Salary 60.00 639 Greenlund Drag Store supplies 3.25 540 J. He Lowell Rant for Rest Room 60.00 541 Caldwell News Tribune ptitt"S' 112450 642 Wootoott Allen Oil Co. Gasoline 869014 TOTAL , ROAD FUND 543 L. M Porter Salary 42,60 544 8. P. Glenn " 125.50 645 T. Me Glenn " 90.00 546 Wm. Gainey 90.00 647 Waltev Griffiths Jr. Labor 83.60 648 L. Me Fullerton " 73,20 649 W. T. Stevens " 88,40 550 Wm. Dawson " St 551 G. He Winnis 84.00 688 Ross Newman ^ 102,00 653 W Newman 654 Mark Sawyer " 57.60 555 George Allen 100,00 556 W. B. Shuee 45600 667 Dan Greathouse ' 68,80 568 Charley Randolph 102000 688 Neal Nadeau " 45,60 660 We H..Glenn 70,40 661 34 Movie " 16,00 562 Harry Johnston 27.60 863 L. D. Webster 39660 684 Robert Dunlap " 26 565 0. P. mesa system AssWed Account 26.60 566 Botkin Gordon Drag Co. " 20.00 667 0. 0. Anderson 00. 86,60 568 First eervioe " 81.43 569 P. Allen Smith Labor 145.60 570 Frank Collins " 6.40 571 Roy Hoard Painting 70.00 512 A. Be Harper Gravel 224.50 573 Gem. State Lumber Co. Melee 3.50 874 Conerete Pipe 00. Pipe 44.46 575 Idaho Electric Supply Co. Mdee 34.63 576 Burne Chevrolet Co. Mdee 85.28 -� 577 Switing Tractor Co. " 12.17 '578 Goette Machine shop Repairs & Mdse 38.70 B79 Miller Hardware Co. Mdee 52,55 680 0. D. Purkhlser fusea 0.30 581 Jack Thorne Motor Co, Mdee 9.19 582 IrvAgators Lumber Co. 20.60 563 Dcan A. We un Repairs 80.80 584 aims Implement 00. Melee 19.76 685 Bosse Payette Lumber Co. Paint 81.10 586 Idaho Power 006 Crusher 133000 7Z II % r i I i i 687 588 689 690 -591. 598 696 594 595 596 597 Westeott Allen Oil Do. M. A. Roberts & son T: A. Sing Obas. 8. Doan 1. E. Goldsmith Oregon Trail Tire & Battery Shop Zahn Hollrioh Butler Hardware Do. Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund M. I$, Curtis mne Repair shop 011 48.00 Lard 0.60 " Mdee •2475 Assig. Aaat 19#61 Repairs 7.85 Mdes 4.10 Repairs 11.60 Mdse 19;.16 Acate. 7.33 Hay lc as Melee 16',07 WATER WORKS FUED TOTM2,486: 598 L. M. Porter salary 42065 599 0. L. Sloan " 100.00 600 Bryan Harding " 101000 601 Obae, Ro6-er6 Labor 118.60 602 Wilfty shuee " 110,00 603 Senrieth aiokle ^. 87;40 604 arnset Mason !' 94140 606 eeydour Edward " 68',80 606 Gerber Grocery Aseig. Acct. 30:00 607 W4Boone 0o. " 24,40 608 Roy 'Hoard Painting 40.00 609 Idalio Power Go. Lights 422:,70 63.0 Mountain states Tel & Tel Co. Tolls 4.10 611 Clerk's Oash Revolving Fund freight & °exprees 66,61 612 Pioriear Irrigation Dist Rent of Typewriter 6.00 613 The 'Oaxton Printers Ltd. Supplies 2703 614 Miller Hardware Co. supplies O.PO 615 Hay Toone Co. Jare 0,44 616 Greenland Drug store supplies 1,25 611 McNeal Lumber Yard " 14,60 618 Pred Goette ° 14,25 619 look Thorne Motor Co. " 12.07 620 A. W. Danoan 7 621 Pittsburgh Equitable Mater Co, 69.00 6,az Hersey Manufaotpring ao, " 18607 623 National Meter Co, " 31.70 624 Concrete Pipe Co. ° 189.08 TOTAI 9 1, 89Iq 625 626 827 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 Johti W. Roes J. A. Lemm(m R. Endicott J, ;. Welch _ W. s. $hues • -; ft on Wel oh Golden Rule store A. W. Duncan Butler Hardware Go. Lilly seed Co. OBUTERY FUND salary 100:000 " 90.00 27 days labor 86040 28 days labor 89,60 13 days labor • 41.60 14 days labor 44,80 Assigned Account 83.20 supplies 0.85 Supplies 8.60 Bead 2.1)0 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 648 664 645 646 647 648 649 660 661 652. 663 PARS FOND B. W. Sower Wm. Baremore W, Graver 8. Earle Boyce Safeway Store $ 33, Oaldwell, 0. A. Billings Wilson Mercantile Do. Roy-Hoard Botkin Gordon Drug Co. Miller Hardware Do. 0. 0. Anderson Do Wilson Mercantile Co. Greenland Drag Store Idaho Power Co. Fred Goette W. E, 2allikin Oakley & sons lima Implement Do. Say Boone Co. LIBRARY FOHO 654 666 656 667 668 Rosalie Lee Bell William March Carnegie Public Library Miller Hardware Co. Milliner Transfer 0o. salary 100.00 26 days labor 83.20 26 days labor 83.20 Assigned Account 6.00 ^ 3.20 ' 2 days with team 11.20 Assigned Account 12080 Painting Park Bldge 15.00 ' supplies 4.85 ^ 8,30 " 4;90 " 2.60 " 0.75 Park Lights & Oooking 15.25 repairing lawn mower 4425 Repairing & Supplies 13.50 Supplies 7.49 1,25 ^ 8.69 TOTALf 585.23 Salary 126 ^ 40.00 Expenses 11,75 Supplies 1.90 " Drayage 3.72 i� y or os. o, 660 The Caxton Printers Titd. 661 Demoe,Library Supplies 662 The JgF,Gill Company n 8$•7 668 The B,R.Hbntting Company,lne 79.96 IRRIGATION FUND J 664 L. M.,porter Salary 86.00 76.80 666 salter Griffiths Jr. Labor 666 Tom Cochrane Salary as ditch R. 102.00 667 Pre43C if " 187.00 668 Seymour Howard Labor 9.60 669 M. Alexander Co. Assigned Aoot. 12.80 670 0. 0. Anderson Co. ff 86,80 671 W. T.,atevens Yabor 19020 38.80 672 L. D. ,Webster Labor Labor 5.60 673 674 Jay Cqnningbam J. A.lerton Tabor 80.00 675 John 4 air Labor 86060 676 Noel Xadeau Labor 62.40 677 678 W. NewOn 0. L. 'iourland Labor Labor ad Ditch R. 67.£0 105.�Q 679 680 Goo Steward IrrigQtors Lumber do. Labor Material 118.00 44.56 681 Ponarete Pipe Co. " 360,56 682 Home 4umber Co. Supplies 36.00 683 Miller Hardware Co. " 6000 684 Jaok Thorne Motor Co• ° 26.15 686 Gem Stets Znmber Co. 4 0ftdemith Material 8. Supplies 84.20 686 MoHee7, Lumber Yard Supplies 13.14 687 I. E. supplies 6.50 688 Westoqtt Allen oil Co. Oil 13.50 107.05 689 Idaho .Power Oo. Rower BPRINHZING P'STAD 690 Homer 3rooks Driving sprinkler 66.80 691 M. Alexander Co. Assigned Aeot. 22.40 692 W. H. Glenn Driving aftinkler 30.40 693 I. P. with team on eprink173.60 694 .Jones Oland Lua1'len d " " 173.60 695 Hied Goette Supplies 7.60 MAN STREET LIGHTING FUND 696 Idaho ,Power Oo. Street Lights TO TAIF 869•lb BOND to INTEREST F!0'ND 698 J. 3.'Hnmme1 Refund on 1929 taxes 20.18 698 Geo. tl Dougherty • " " n " " 10.19 " 11.84 699 D. E. Cook LOCAL IMP. D IST fig' 9 FUND 700 L. M.'Perter Engineering 1§0.06 701 Waltef Griffiths Jr. Labor Assisting Enge 66.20 33.60 702 Frenk'Hartkopf Labor as rod- " ", 40.40 703 704 O. W.'Wagner Earl Sennett Labor as Inspeoter 105.00 706 I. 1..* Goldsmith grates • 25.50 29 .23 706 MoNeel Lumber Yard Materials printing 14600 707 708 Caldw411 News Tribune H. J.'MoNeel Monthly Estimate 6000400 709 H. J. "MaNe81 6365010 3866.10 710 H. J. LOCAL IMP. DISP 11 FUND 711 Caldwell Same Tribune printing 6.00 TOTAL aRAgD �.E. � 24.784; 4C UpFnt M by Dickens seconded by Leighty the Bill of 0. D. Snyder for $50.00 fbr Right of Way be djealiowed, Motion carried. Motion by Johns seconded by Dickens that Council adjourn to reconvene on August 14th 1930. Motion carried. i J 7dj - Acting Qityr9ra rk. - APPROVED; mayor. COUNCIL DLUU3ERS August 14, 1930 8 :00 o'clock P.M. 1 - z Council met in adjourned session pursuant to adjournment on August 4th, 1930, with Mayor DoCOnnel presiding, and Councilmen Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmayer, Present. Absent, None. Owing to the absence of the City Clerk the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer, acting Clerk, and announced that the Uounoil was in session for the considera- tion of any business which might lawfully come before it. J. H. Forbes presented estimate for Bridge &croon Indian Creek at Avers Avenue for Thereupon Councilman Bollman presented the following resolution= and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 42 By, $&llman A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZ=G THE MAYOR AND FINANCE COMMITTEE TO BORROW A . SUFFIOIENT SUM OF MONEY TO PROVIDE FOR THE NECESSARY BX29NSE FOR THE REPLAOMMT OF THE BRIDGE ACROSS INDIAN CHEEK ON AM AVENUE, 110 SZOEEDING M a= OF 03000e00,AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT FOR THE REPLACEMENT P38TOPATION AND REPAIR OF SAID BRIDGE AT A COST NOT TO XXOESD THE SAID SUM OF THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS. WMAIr, It is provided by section 4066, Idaho Compiled Statutes, that the City Council may order, by two - thirds vote the repair or restoration of sny improvement, the necessary for which is caused by any casualty or accid$nt happening after the almel appropriation is made, and WHEREAS, That certain bridge aoross Indian OVeek an Aven Ave=s,.in the City of Caldwell; Idaho, has since the passage of the annual appropriation for 1930, become so deteriorated and unsafe as to require invediate replacement in order to properly safeguard the lives and safety of the citizens of the City of Caldwell', and the traveling public, and the City Council of ther City of Caldwell', Idaho, by a two thirds vote thereof, has deemed it necessary that said bridge be repUred, reconstructed and restored, therefore HE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell Idaho; Section 1. That an emergency has arisen, since the passage of the last annual appropriation for the year 1930, and now exists, whereby it becomes necessary that the City of Caldwell, Idaho, immediately repair, reconstruct and restore that certain bridge across Indian Creek on Avon Avenue, in order to protect and safe- guard the lives and safety of the oitizene of Caldwell and the traveling public, at a coat of not to exoeed Three Thousand Dollars. Section E. That the Mayor and Finance Committee of the City Council