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Home My WebLink About1941-08-04city council minutes1II ' 4� �J COUNCIL CHAMBERS, July 28,:1941, 7 :30 P.M. The Council 'met on call of the Mayor, with the ?Mayor H. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen 6nswared present: Thurlow Bryant, Fred E. n,.Floyd Blunt, E. E. Fresher and'C. 0, McDannel. Absent: Wilbur Dakan. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to meet with a Committee the Chamber of Commerce regarding a site for a dehydrating plant. Mr. Dakan entered and was marked present. After a full dicussion of this matter the Mayor appointed the following Committee: ilmen Bryant, Frasher and Newman, to meet with the Committee from the Chamber of Con- and investigate a site for this plant. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Blunt led by Newman that Council adjburn. Motion carried. City Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS, August 4, 1941, 8:00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.-P. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the fallowing Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Fred E. Newman, Floyd Blunt, E.E.Frasher, Wilbur Dakan and C. 0. McDannel. The Minutes of July 7th, 21st., and 28th., were read andapproved as read. Mr. Goo Crookham appeared and requested that the property at the corner of Kim- ball and Everett, be reclassified in the Zoning Ordinance as business property. The Mayor stated that the request would be investigated. Mr. Bovey appeared and submitted a report,as Milk Inspector,and discussed with the Mayor and Council the work of regulating dairies under the present Milk Ordinance, ad- vised what had been done and what he wished to accomplish. The matter of the indebtedness due for meter from Seamount & Reiber on the propert at 2100•Indiann Street in the sum of $80.00, was presented to the Council ;and the Mayor being advised that Seamount & Reiber had a claim against the City for damages due this pro- perty for reason of leakage of irtlgation water and that the claim exceeds the ambunt of the cost of the meter and that Seamount & Reiber would cancel their claim for damages if the Mayor and Council would cancel their claim for meter. It was moved by Bryant, seconded by Frasher that the proposition of Seamount & Reiber be accepted and that the meter charge for the property at 2100 Indiana St., be cancelled in full settlement of s„id claim for damages against the City. Motion carried. The Bills for July were read and on motion by Bryant, seconded by Dakan that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which ;had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. I i 12 83 V Noe. Name. What for. Amount. GENERAL PU14 545 H.E. McCluskey Salary 50.00 546 Thurlow Bryant " 25.00 547 Wilbur Dakan " 25.00 546 Fred E. Newman 25.00 549 Floyd Blunt r' 25.00 550 E.L'.Fresher " 25.00 551 C. 0. McDannel - " 28,00 552 O.E,Fritts 150,00 553 Ada I. Hartenbower " 79,00 J 554 Ada artenbower " 15.00 555 Mountain States & Tel Rent & Toll 4.60 556 The Caxton Printers Supplies 1,50 557 H,E, rarmenter Salary 140.00 558 Luella Hartanbower Services 45.00 I 559 Clerk'e _ Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 8,00 560 Idaho Power Co., Power 26.64 561 Purkhtser Else. Co., Supplies 25.00 562 Caldwell Ice ' Cold Storage or 563 Lionel C. Krell Seltry 165.00 564 Col Collins, Assig City Treasurer 145.00 565- Pete olesan ° - 140.00 566 Forrest Millender " 130,00 567 Waldo Paddock + 130.00 5.68 Wilbur Shuse " 7200 i 569 Edward Smith Services 34,00 570 Bennie Peacock ° 7.00 571 0. Del Royce 4.50 572 Mathew Maxwell " 4.50 573 William Woods " 4,50 574 A,B,Hurnett " 4,50 575 Eureka Fire Hose Supplies 382.20 576 M.S. T. & T. Rent & Toll 7,95 577 Trogg Laundry & Dry Cleaning supplies 5.12 578 R. G, Goldsmith a 5.00 579 Caldwell Mfg. Co., "_ 1.20 580 Caldwell Auto Supply " 1.16 581 582 Becker Hdw, Clerk's Cash R Fund " Supplies 1.14 583 First Service Station " .89 584 Ellison Electric Service " .89 585 588 Miller Hdw. Co., C,SCleausaen Salary ,25 �20 587 i Erne aeon „ 140.00 588 Jack Thomas 130,00 589 O,'V.Glenn " 130.00 890 Wm Carlson " 130.00 84.35 591 E. G.Giddinga 582 Fred Cromwell " 100.00 503 Wm Riley Services 25.00 7.20 504 5a5 Ben Karns Lodge Motor Co., „ Supplies 7.20 596 Western Auto Supply pp" 5 07 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & To11 12.35 5 0B 569 CO- operative Oil First Service Station Supplies " 11.30 10.21 600 Caldwell Auto Supply " 9.23 601 Drs. Cole Kaipy & Handford Services 5.93 602 Shorb Printing Su lies 5,00 603 Tewell Electric PP " 3 00 , 604 The Falka Mere. Co,, 2 80 , 605 John Holl rich „ 2,02 606 Harry's Repair Shop 1.90 607 R,D.Bovey Bela i�y .50 608 E,C, Hickok a 54,63 609 610 G.W. Montgomery The Caxton printers Death Hirt & Death Certificates 30.00 25 ' rer 611 L. M. Pot lies 4.65 612 ° Bryan arding Salar " 200,00 613 Idho alueprint & Supply Co.; Supplies 138.00 614 Clerk'Bs das h Revolv Fund Magazine 5.00 615 S.Ben Dunlap Salary 2.00 616 Idaho First Natl. Bank Rent 75.00 617 Mrs'.'Vinnie Dunn 4 Set, nights 40.00 618 Caldwell News- Tribune Printing 2.00 619- Idaho Gas oil Gasoline 62.95 �I 620 Ernest Earl Salary 465,00 621 D.mJ. Winters If 130.00 622 Signal Oil Co., Gasoline 110.00 1111 623 Westcott Oil 011 69,00 624 Fletcher Oil Supplies 41,17 625 Goodman Oil Cc,, 33.75 626 Milliner Transfer 29.84 627 Caldwell Auto Supply n 22220 628 I, , ,Goldsmith „ 16.53 629 $30 Idaho Power Co., Power 15.84 D. N. Nordling SuPPl 10.00 631 Gamble Stores Auth, Dealer 11 9.42 632 W,R, & Ralph Hollingsworth Rent . 93 633 Scotty's Lunch Meals 30.00 634 Alturas Hotel Rooms 8.80 2.50 TOTAL GENERAL FUND 4,485,84 Nos. Name. What for. Amount, ROAD FUND 661 S. P. Glenn Salary 161.32 6$6 Earl Zeal " 17.50 639 Ray Woolery IT 125.40 638 _ Rugb Brock Services 120.50 659 N. W. Jones '. 120.50 64@ James Evans IT 113.50 641 Everett Evans Pr 113.50 642 Ray Jewett " 81.45 643 Mark Sawyer " 45.45 " 644 Ed Houser 20.70 645 Marvin Roberts " 2.25 646 Robert Wyatt " 2.25 647 Geo A. Sturm " 2.25 648 L. A. G!.bson " 2.25 649 Lee Search " 2.85 650 Jim Thurmond Road 011 620.82 651 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Supplies 454.26 652 The Tropical Paint & Oil Co_ " 111.60 _ 653 Caldwell Auto Supply. " 91 ,91 654 01bon Manufacturing "o., " 69,00 655 Ray Jewett 72.40 656 Columb'3a Equipment Co., " 62.87 657 Westcott Oil " 38.26 658 H rrys Repair Shop " 28.13 659., Rome Lbr. & Coal Co., " 19,70 660 A.E.Sims " 18.16 661 I.E.Goldsmith " 9,33 662 The Caxton Printers 7.20 663 Clerk's Cash "evolving Fund 5.11 664 Ellison Electric Service " 4.50 j 665 Caldwell Mfg. Co., " 3.05 666 _ Moore Stationery 2.40 667 Caldwell Plg & Htg. 2.22 668 Geo Schroeder " 669 Campbell Imp. Co., 2.05 670 Western Union Tel Telegram 1.44 671 The Falks Marc. Go., Supplies 1.39 672 Burns Chev. Co., 1.03 673 R.U.Goldsmith .90 i TOTAL ROAD FUND 2,710.90 WATER FUND 674 Cy Crandall Sslery 135,00 675 Lee Stone 110.00 676 L. C.B "rton Services 97.20 677 _ Roy Melton " 91.80 678 Bethene "ilkinson " 57.00 679 Hugh Marshall " 48,71 680 A.C. Bullock, assig City Clerk " 14,40 681 A,B,Exley " 12.60 682 Sam nartkopf " 5.40 683 CraneCo., Supplies 356.34 684 Idaho Power Co, " 314.79 Printing �o " 35,45 685 Shorb „ " 31.18 686 Irrigator's Lbr, c o., 29.54 687 Caldwell Plg & Htg. 688 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co" " 28.63 689 Becker Rdw. 15.25 690 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 12,60 691 M. Alexander Supplies 11.90 2•'83 692 Caldwell Auto Supply " 7.50 693 Baxter Foundry & M Works r ' 694 R.".Grubbs 5.00 695 Boone's Book Store 5.65 696 Westcott 011 Co., " 4.88 4.80 697 , Caldwell NTfg. ,Co., Western Auto Supply 2.53 698 699 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund 1.21 700 _ Harry's Repabr " 1.00 TOTAL WATER FUND 1,449.23 LIBRARY FUND 7Q1 'Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 50.00 902 Flavilla C.Elondel 40.00 703 A.h, astie 704 Idaho Power Co., Power 12.64 705 Mountain Sta'.es Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4.00 706 McNeal Lbr. Co., Supplies 2.25 707 The H.W. Wilson Co., Bo8ke 44.20 2.72_ 706 The MacMillen Co., TOTAL LIBRARY FUNS" 280.91 Nos. rams, 709 C. L. Bourland 710 W.E. Lawrence 711 Oscar Hauman 712 Thos Cochrane 713 Guy. Use 17 714 H_.D,Cole 715 Noles Nadeau 716 E. M. McEwen 717 Dan.Davison 718 Tom,Alexendar 719 W.W.Shaver 720 Fred Hendrick 721 Charlie Gardner 722 Idaho Power Co., 723 Caldwell Auto Supply 724 M.Alexander 725 Christenson Imp/ Co., 726 Boise Payette I:br.Co., 727 Harry's Repair Shop 728 Home Lbr. & Coal 729 Caldwell Concrete Pipe 730 Western Auto Supply 731 Sacker Hdw, 732 Irrigator's Lbr.Co., 733 1,E, oldsmith 734 Garter m otor co., What for. IRRIGATION FUND Salary n n Services n n n n n n Power Supplies n n n n n n n TOTAL CEMETEF.Y FUND PARK FUND 748 749 TOTAL IRRIGATI.ON FUND 750 SPRINKLING FUND Services „ 835 Del.Soper Salary 836 wm Gainey IN it 753 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND „ 754 CEMETERY FUND n 737 Goo Hamper Salary 738 Clifford Raymond it 739 Paul Pidgeon ServiSes 740 Omer Raymond " 741 Cleo Black n 742 Loren Meslsr u 743 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 744 Miller Hdw, Supplies 745 Caldwell Auto Supply n 746 Purkhiser Bloc. Co., IN 747 Gamble Stores Auth, n TOTAL CEMETEF.Y FUND PARK FUND 748 749 T.".Finn C.F.Overlin Salary 750 J.B.Gibson Services „ 751 J. B. Gibson, Assig City Treasurer " 752 W. I,. L ndreth n 753 Sam I,amkin „ 754 Viva Berton n 755 W.W.Shaver n 756 Hattie Stark n 757 Idaho Power Co., Power $58 I, E. Goldsmith Supplies 759 Hay -Boone IN 760 Laram Sales Co., n 761 Wilson -Petry Marc r. 762 Home, Lbr, & Coal n 763 Caldwell Cyclery 11 764 Becker Hdw, IN 765 Caldwell Plg & Htg n 766 Clerk's Cash Revolving 767 Cooper's Shoe Repair 766 Case Furniture n 769 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., „ 770 Gamble Stores Auth n 771 The palk's Mere Co., n TOTAL PARK FUND 772 R,E,,Oleon GOLF FUND 773 Sam Livesay 774 Bases Bayless 775 Sam Lamkin 776 Campbell Imp. Co., 777 North -West Toro 8 Hay -Boone Salary IN Services u Supplies Amount. 135.00 111.1.5 107.00 107.00 99.00 93.65 93.60 59.85 43.20 36.00 34.20 16.00 3.60 67.17 14.87 13.86 10.80 10.28 8.37 7.03 5.75 5.98 5.50 4.41 4.20 .49 1,099.96 127.60 88.00 0 215.60 , 135.00 110.00 97.20 97.20 97.20 97.20 2.00 1.60 1.02 .96 .56 639.94 99.00 109,(90 107.55 77.4D 55.80 34.85 37.20 21.60 7.60 42.59 17.52 15.01 11.00 9,07 6.15 6.00 4.25 3.09 3.02 2,25 .95 .90 .56 .39 672.65 75.00 104.50 85,05 69.65 200.005 ' 08 L I I n II ,33 06, Name, What for. Amount. 79 Becker hdw. •Supplies 6.05 780 Caldwell Cyclery " 6.00 781 Idaho Power Co., ° 3.64 782 Brooks Service Station " 1.40 783 First Service Station " 2.25 784 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning " 1.41 84A Boones Book Store 1.20 85 Caldwell Plg &,Htg. C " � .95 86 Clerk +e Cash R volving Fund .50 87 I, E.Goldamith" +' .47 88 Western Auto Supply " .17 TOTAL GOLF FUND 405.69 NORTH PARK FUND �^+ 89 Ray Hammond Services 97,20 L ' 80 Oscar Sullivan 96.30 81 Miller Hdw. Co., Supplies 1.50 TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND 195.00 SPRAY FUND 7192 Harry R.Evens Services 115.00 93 M. A.Sanderson 11 96.50 94 Claud Worsham if 96.50 95 C.O.Stillwell " 96.50 96 S.Vey Fairbanks " 89.00 97 Keister Mfg. Co., Supplies 299.55 96 Firestone Auto Supply " 108.12 99 Motor Tire Service 63.96 00 Caldwell Auto S} +pply " 11,09 01 Campbell Imp, Co., 7,30 02 Co- operative oil Assoc. " 1.22 TOTAL SPRAY FUND 384,76 � STREET LIGHTING FUND 03 Idaho Power Co.., Street Lights 774.27 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUAD 774.27 AIRFORT FUND 04 M.S.Reeves, assig J.G. Conley Services 28.80 05 E.E. Run-yen " 12.00 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 40.80 CEMETERY SINKING FUND 06 Jacobsen Manufacturing Co., Supplies 25.03 07 Myron Swendsen 19.70 TOTAL CEMETERY SINKING FUND 44.73 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR JULY, 1941, $ 14,000.18 - Councilman Bryant made a comprehensive report on the Airport situation and the possibilities of improving the Airport with federal funds and ,also, the matter of avail- able federal and state funds which had heretofore been alloted to the City for said purpose 'stated that.he had interviewed Mr. Bennett and oth=.rs and had been advised that the funds so alloted had become exhausted.bp payment of c ertain items of improvement and otherwise, and that no funds were available at this time. He also stated that Mr.Bennett bad requeste LI that the City submit an Airport Project for the conslder'ation of the proper officials. Councilman ?rasher explained to the Council the difficulty in obtaining skilled labor for road work at the prevailing rate for workers agreed upon bp' the Council to -wit: 45g per hour, stating that he had a number of skilled laborers to -wit: Hugh Brock, N.W. ones, James Evans and Everett Evans who were requesting pay for such work at the rate of 50d per hour. It was voted upon motion by Fr&hser, seconded by Blunt to pay the above named ' for their labor (skilled labor) a t the rate of 50¢ per hour. Motion narried.. persona I f i I, Affidavits of Publication were read by the City Clerk, Applications for Beer License were read from Saratoga Club and Safeway, the fee accompanying 91aeh application. Moved by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that these licenses be granted. Motion carried. There being no further business to come L efore the Council it was moved by Fras seconded by Bryant that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1941, 8:00 P. The Regular Llonthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of-the City Hall, with the Mayor H.Fa, McCluskay, presiding. r On Roll Call the following Councilmen answersd present: Tthurlow Bryant, Wilbur Dakar; F"d E. Net -man, Floyd blunt and E.E. Fresher. Absent: C. 0. McDannel. The Minutes of August 4th., were read and approved as read. The Yayor informed the Council that Y..r. Soule had tendered his resiEnation as Milk Inspector. Moved by Dakan, seconded by Bryant that the Council accept Par. Bovie's resignatio and that Mr. Powell be appointed Milk Inspector. Motion carried. Moved by Bryant, seconded by 110 that street lights be installed st the intersectloon of Derry and Kimsey Streets and at 11th and Elgin Street. Motion cprrled. 'loved by Dakan, sec,nddd by Bryant that the City Treasurer be authorized to transfer !'500 quarterly from the Waterworks Fund to the 'rater Depreciation Fund in Be- .ordance with Ordinance No '270. Motion carried. B°.oved by Blunt seconded by Newman that the City Clerk be authorized to laauej varrants from the City Hall Fund for the purchase of the following lots, to -wit: Block 19, Lot 3 Mrs. Gilgan- Sarchett P2000.00 Block 19, Lots 4 -5 American Legion (2500.00 4otion'carried. Thereupon Councilman Bryant, introduced Bill No 8, Proposed Ordinance No 581, entitled: Bill ITo. 8, ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR 1941, ORDINANCE 1:0. 5'cl AN URFOSES FOR PAYING THE CURRENT ES TFIE OF NTY, IDAHO,� 'O � h THE FISCAL YEAR BECINNING THE FIRST DAY OF May, 1941. The above wno read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the consider e- Son of said E111 and Ordinance. It was moved by Frasher, seconded by Blunt that the rules squiring that the reading of a bill on threeseparete days be suspended and that Bill No 8, be read the second time by title and the third tiTe in full, section by sectio or is final passage( The Mayor directed the Clark to call the roll ibn the motion with the - ollowing result: Those voting in the affirmative were; Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt and I rasher, Negative: None. Absent and not voting. McDannel. The Mayor declared the 1 otion had passed and directed the Clark to read Bill No 8, the second time by title and he third time in full.-section by section, The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The 1. i7 i� i i j