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Home My WebLink About1929-08-05city council minutesODUNOIL OHAMBBHS, AUGUST b, 3,929, 8:00, 'Y. M. Council met in regular session with Mayor MoOonnel presiding, and Councilmen _ uIOMMS, GORDON, BOLLMAN, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDMHYER, PRESENT. ABSENT: ROBE. H. A. Griffiths appeared before the Co4noil in the interest of property ownere and residents in regard to removing the sale yards from their present locations. No action was taken. Mimi #®s of previous meetings were read and approved. RESOLUTION NO. 7, by Bandmeyer , was presented as follows: "WHEREAS, The City of deldweli Heeded to Montie B. Gwinn and Henry D. Blatohley, Lots Seventy -nine (79) and Eighty (80), Block Fifty -four (54) of the Canyon Hill Cemetery f��III111 (otherwise known as the Caldwell Cemetery), as is more Rally shown by that certain deed dated Fvbruary 1pt, 1929, and "WHEREAS, Said deed is made to said grantees jointly conveying to said grantees an undivided interest in said lots for the purpose of interment, and "WHEREAS, It is their desire to Use said Lots Seventy -nine (79) and Eighty (80) and the alley interveening between said lots as one unit and desire to place moncmante _ on said unit which will over -lap upon said alley, and "WHEREAS, Said alley Is appurtenant to and for the use and benefit of said Lots Seventy-nine (79) and Eighty (80) and is not necessary to the use or benefit of any Other lots in said cemetery; "POW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell. Idaho, as follows, to -wit: "Section I That the said Montie B. Gwinn and Henry D. Blatohley, their heirs, exaoutpra and administrators be, and they hereby are, granted permission to Use the alley intervening between said Lots Seventy -nine (79) and Eighty(80) for the purpose of plaoiUg thereon,tombetonse or other suitable and proper improvements and landscaping; it being further provided that the privilege herein granted is given under the conditions and shall remain effective only as long as the ownership of sold Lots Seventy- nine.(79) and Eighty (80) shall continue in Joint ownership of said grantees and that if said lots hereafter come under separate ownership and if hereby said alley shall become necessary for the use and ocoupgtion of said lots, said dity of Caldwell reserves the right to re- quire said tombstones and other improvements and landscaping to be removed from said alley.' Motion was made by Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollmon, that Revolution No..q� peas. The Mayon directed the Olerk to call the roll with the following result: e, AYES: BOLLMAN, DIOBENS,GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDMQYER. NAYES: NONE. ABSENT: NONE. �' I. M. McCarthy, chairman of a committee from the dommeroial Club appeared be- fore the Mayor and Council in the interest of forming a district for street lighting in the business district, and urged that some definite action be taken. Several other citizens and property owners being present and spoke in favor ofmodern street lighting. It was voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Dickens, that the dity Attor- ney be instructed to draw a resolution of intentions to form a Street Lighting District. It was toted on motion of Bollman, seconded by Leighty, that the Mayor appoint a committee of three to meet with the dity Attorney to decide on the boundry of said. Street Lighting District. The Mayor appointed dounoilmen Leighty, Bollman and-Soadmeyer Said committee to also meet with I. M. darthy's committee for the purpose. � lD An application of 0. W. lsmmonA to oonstruot•a sorvi,oe station on Block 60, Golden Gate Addition was presented. It Was voted on motion of hickens, seconded by $andmeyer, that August 16, 1929, 8:00, P. M. in the Hall be the time and place for hearing protests against the pro- posed construction of service station. RESOLUTION N0. 8, BY GORDON, was presented as follows; " RESOLUTION GRANTING A PSHKIT FOR THE ERECTION AND OONSTRUOTION OF A WOODEN WAREHOUSE AND PACKING HOUSE WITHIN THE FIRE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, ON LOTS TEN (10), ELEVEN (11), AND TWELVE (12), IN BLOCK 88 OF THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE". "WHEREAS, It appears to be for the beet interest, of the dity of Caldwell, Idshc and for the parties concerned, that a permit be granted to the GROWERS WAREHOUSE COMPANY, for the erection of a warehouse and packing house within the fire limits of the City of Caldwell; "NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Mayor and Souncil of the dity of Caldwell Idaho: "election 1. That persuant to Ordinance No. 470 of the mity of Caldwell, that p permit is hereby given and granted to Growers Warehouse Company, to ereot and construct a, wooden warehouse and packing house within the fire limits of the Oita of Caldwell, to - on the SouthwasterX-p Sixty (60) feet of Lots Ten (10), Eleven (11) and Twelve (12), in Block 88 of the Original Town, now Oity of Caldwell, Idaho, according to the revised map thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Recorder of Canyon County, - -Idaho said building to be 50 a 75 feet, including a 10 foot platform on the Northeasterly side of,d building. This permit is granted under the express condition that the roof and ,vides of said building shall be covered with incombustible. material. and that said build- ing shall in all other respects conform to the requirements of said Ordinance No. 470 and ell other ordinances of the City of Caldwell, relative to the erection, construction and maintenance of such buildings. "Section 2. This permit is granted persuent to said Ordinance No. 470 for the erection, construction and maintenance of said buildings herein mentioned, as a temporary structure, and this permit is granted to expire five {5) years from the date hereof and the same is granted on condition that the grantees herein, or the owners of said building _shall on or before the expiration of this permit, remove said building from within the fiz limits of the city or shall re- construct said building to conform with the requirements of the Ordinances of the City of Caldwell, governing the construction of buildings within the fire limits; and this permission is hereby granted with the express underst4nding that if said building is not removed or re -hilt within the period of this permit, con- forming to the requirements for the erection of buildings, that the City of daldwell, may declare said building a nuisance and remove the game at the expense of the owners of said building and of the premises upon which the same is located. . "Section Z. Said building shall be constructed and maintained at all times subject to the approval of the City Engineer and Building Inspector of the City of Caldwe] Motion was made by Bollman, seconded by $ohns;i,bz a that Resolution No. 8 be adopted. The mayor directed the dler1c to call the roll with the following result. AYES. BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS. LEIGHTY AND SANDMB"R. MAYAS AND ABSENT: NONE. Whereupon the mayor declared the motion earried and Resolution No. 8 adopted. The Mayor and dlsrk apWbved and signed same in open session of the Council. i RESOLUTION NO. 9, BY LEIGHTY, was presented as follows: " A RESOLUTION CLOSING THE ENDS OF FIRST AND SECOND AVENOE3'OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, 'WHERE THE SAME INTERSECT A7EN AVENUI� IN SAID CITY, AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO ERECT OBSTRUCTIONS ACROSS SAID INTERSECTIONS ". "WHEREAS, It apperas to the Mayor and dounoil of the tlity of dalflwell, Idaho, with that where first and deoond Avenues of said i ity interseot/Aven Avenue, said streets are not traveled or improved, and whereas, "The Oregon Short Line Railroad has a franchise for tracks and has tracks con- structed along the southerly aide of said Avon Avenue, and Whereas, "The GitY of Caldwell is beginning the construction of curbs and gutters along said Avon Avenue, and Whereas, "It Would be to the best interest of the City and of the public that said ourbs be constructed so roes the said intersections of said Rivet and Ssoond Avenues, "NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Mayor and da uncil Of the City of Cold- well, Idaho; "Section I. That the ends of First and Second Avenues of the City of 0aldwell, Idaho, be and the same are declared o1beed, where the game intersectawith Avon Avenue, "8e0tioi; 2. That the dity Engineer shall cause to have erected at said Inter- sections anitablo'barrioades, with notions painted on both sides thereat, with the words 'CLOSED BY THE CITY' IN NOT LESS than ten inch letters, and shall further cause said barricades to be painted with alternote:white and bleak bands ". Motion W50 mode by Sandmeyer, seconded by Gordon, that Resolution No. 9 be adopted. The Mayor directed the Clerk to cell the roil, on the question as stated with the fallowing result: AYES: BOLLUU, DICKERS, GORDON, JOHNS, MIGHTY AND SANDMEYER. HAYES AND A38ENTV NONE. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and Resolution I' adopted. The Mayor and dlerk Approved and signed some in open messiah of the 00unoil. It was voted on motion of Leighty, seconded by Bollman, that the bills as ap- proved be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various funds to -wit: GENERAL FUND No. Name For What Amount 408 Fred H. M OOOnn el Salary 11.00 409 F: E. Bollmon " 3,00 410 Joe Dickens " 8.00 411 w. H. Johns 8.00 412 C: H. Leighty " 8,00 413 W. S. Gordan " 8.00 414 M. S.:andmeyer " 8.00 415 Oi L. 1oan " 50.00 416 W. 0. Dyer " 90.00 inters S 417 CoatoA Pr 4.45 416 W. 0. Ayer Sale 419 Coatoa Printers Supplies 56.60 420, M:S.T. & T.Go. Phone 1.00 421 Idaho Power Co. Lights 20:10 422 H:'0. Gillette Salary 165.00 423 D6yle Fender 125.00 420A Ody Collins " 00 1E5 424 L: C. Krell 12 00 425 E; 0. Pugh Aeiwioes 38661 426 C: Royce " 16.50 427 Gdo. Randolph " 16.50 428 Wilbur tlhuee " 16.50 429 Porter Gle=n " 16.50 430 Emery Royce " 14. 431 Earl Gilbert " 11.50 432 Fred Ross a 5.00 433 Idaho Power Co. Cooking & Heating 56.65 434 M.S.T. & T.Co. Phone 18.00 435 Troy Laundry Laundry 15.25 436 Falk's Gaidwell Store Supplies 11.81 437 Howard- Cooper Corp. , 9.27 438 Weatoott -Allen Oil do. Oil 9.00 439 Ore. Trail Tire & Bat. vulcanizing 3075 440 Miller Hdws. Co. Supplies .85 441 J. Fred Rowland Salary 140.00 442 H. 9' Felton " 220.00 443 Thos. H. Dryden '� 40.00 444 Coy 0olline 1 day Salary 8.50 19 J 446 M. W. Sawyer Dog - License doll. 130 :50 446 Jack Thorne M. Co. supplies 7.29 447 041dwell News- Tribune Printing .6 10 446 M.S.T. & T.do. Tolls 3,65 449 Miller Hdwe. Co. Supplies 2.05 450 H. G. title Bond Premium 6.00 451 Dr. J. S. Meyer Rae. Birth & Death 14.00 452 Ednd Madlure Copy Audit Report 16.00 453 Hugh N. Caldwell Salary 50.00 454 Frank Hartkopf 100 hra. 40.00 465 Walter Griffiths 56 hre. 28.00 456 R. G. Dille Bond Premium 5.00 457 Botkin- Gordon D. 00. Adh. Tape .60 458 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 111.-35 459 J. H. Lowell July Rent 50.00 460 Weetoott -Allen oil Co. Gasoline 329.55 TOTAL 2168.33 ROAD FUND 461 L. M. Porter Salary 60400 462 Prod Rosa d &.Overtime 168.72 463 T. M. Glenn 0 4 90.00 464 W. H. Genet' 90.00 465 F. Allen Stith 206 hre. 124.80 466 Porter Glenn 237 4 118.50 467 C. D. Crandall 232 of 116.00 468 Bob Dunlap 209 83.60 469 Jim Matthews 168 " 67.20 470 Goo. Allen 47 " 18.80 - 471 0. L. Bourland 36 14.40 472 Wm. it Joer W t' EO 8.00 473 0. 0. Anderson 80. Assigned boot. 67.80 474 Willard Robinson Drain Ditch Estimate 1194.42 475 Concrete Pipe CO. Pipe 476.30 476 Irrigators Lumber 4a. Lumber 103.03 477 Idaho Power Co. Power 150.10 478 Beater Foundry & M. supplies 197.39 -479 Howard - Cooper Corp. " 68.56 480 Westoott -Allen 011 Co. 011 77.10 481 Miller Hdwe. do. Supplies 21„45 482 Fred Goette Repairs 25.30 483 Sims Implement Co. Belting 24.20 484 A. W. Duncan Blaokemithing 21.85 466 R. R. Jewett Hey 16.31 486 Caldwell P1. & H. do. Supilise 14.45 487m Butler Hdwe. do. 15.25 488 M. E. ®urtis b ay s 12.00 489 Evans Repair Shop Repairs 6.25 490 Gem'State Lumber Co. Oement 5.00 491 M.S.T. & T.00. Tolle 1.30 TOTAL 3416.08 WATER WORKS FUND 491y L. M. Porter Salary 60.00 492 Bryan Harding Salary 139.50 493 C: L. Sloan if 100.00 494 Wilbur Shuee 24i hre 98.80 495 Otto Wa 1lokle " 496 Kenneth 2 ^ 98.40 497 Murl Lancaster 200 80.00 498 Frank Hartkopf 134 " 53.60 499 Idaho Power Co. Power 577.50 500 Pittsburgh Equitable Supplies d 990.56 501 Crane Company 172.23 502 Ji R. Honnold Matdrial & Labor 176.28 503 Irrigators Lumber 3o. to 58.90 504 Concrete Pipe Co. 9 63.25 606 Neptune Meter Co. supplies 61:61 606 Caldwell PL. & H. Co. 37:85 507 Fred Goette Repairs 34.00 508 Di F. DeCunrut Supplies 19.50 509 Jack Thorne Motor Co. 13.97 510 Miller Hdwe. Co. 9.20 511 Caxton Printers 7.06 512 Gam State Lumber CO. Lumber '505 513 Butler Hdwe. do. supplies 4.35 614 M;S.T. & T.Oo. Phone & Tolle 2.70 515 Stowell Motor Sup. CO. Supplies 1.75 516 A. W. Duncan BlaOkemithing 1.20 517 D: J. Rice Drayage 1.00 518 Knepp Paint store Paint .85 TOTAL 2263.60 CMRETERY FUND 519 J., W. Hose salary 100.00 620 J, A. Lemmon 4 90.00 521 Raleigh Frost E7 d48s Laar 86.40 622 Doan Endicott 27 " 86.40 523 . R., $ndicott 27 " " 86.40 19 J R I V1 N 524 525 Carl Lila C. 0. ao. 32 hra. 67.40 And:rB= Assigned Acot, 35.00 526 Water Works Fund 600 ft. Hose F51.25 527 628 wilson to Lilly bead 8'.j eupplies beed 14.60 529 A. W. tuncen Sharpen Pioks 4 00 :85 544 Conorste Pipe to. TOTAL 622.aO 545 PAIM PM TAyizg Pipe 53.10 630 0. 0. Gurwell Salary 100.00 531 Wm; Braver 8D8 hre. 85.20 632 INIm. BRremore Soo 1 80.00 5a3 Irrigators Lumber do. AssigAed Aact. 64.00 534 Idaho Power 4o. lights & Cooking 19.35 535 Caxton Printers gunlies , 18.56 636 Oaldwell Prodube do. goal 16.80 537 Butler Edwe. Co. Hose 13.75 538 Miller Hdwe. Go. supplies 1.35 539 Caldwell Raw & H. 60. TO .90 TOTAL 396.91 LIBFAIU FUn 540 S. Olive Bass Salary, Its.& Phone 138.60 541 John Fallen 27.10 542 543 Xxon Simpson J. K. Gill do. Supplies 12 0 544 Conorste Pipe to. Pipe 52::3 57.21 545 Irrigation 4and TAyizg Pipe 53.10 646 H. W. Wilson do. supplies 33.90 647 Miller Rdwo. Co. 12.80 548 R. Et. Runtting Co. 5.83 TOTAL 393.87 IRRIGATION FUM 549 L. M. Porter Salary 60.0o 550 Walter Griffiths 254 hre. 127-.00 '551 2. E. sowd Salary 127.00 552 Goo. ftowerd 264 hre. 105.60 553 Thos. R--goohrane salary lot , 00 554 R. Bowman 237 hre. 94:80 65b W. Newmn 235 556 Beal Nadeau 233 93.20 557 John Siler 218 87.20 658 Chas. Heed 217 86.80 559 W. J. Shoomake 912 84.80 560 Prank MaGoldriok 208 83.20 661 0. L. Bourland 201 W 80.40 662 Goo. Allen 184 " 73.60 563 ft. St Joer 84 " 33.60 564 W. Glenn 177 70.80 565 Boy Davis 95 38.00 566 L. Kelso 114 53.60 567 568 Idaho Piggly-Wigglk Oil. Miller Co. Aaa,imed Acot. 38.40 Rdwe. 22.4.0 569 000ordta Pipe go. Material 512.26 570 Idaho Power do. Power 122.40 571 Gem State Liniber do. Material 51.80 57 2 Irrigators Lumber do. Lumber 44.9 , 3 570 Miller Hdwe. do. 22.40 674 Butler Haws. do. 92.00 575 Westoott-Allon oil 00. Oil 18.00 576 Bee-Gee Store supplies 2.62 677 Sims implement go. 2.25 678 A. W. Vanoan Blacksmithing 1.75 TOTAL 2236.81 SPRINKLING FM 579 '1. P. Jones 224 hre. 156.80 58001sud* Luallon 224 " 156.80 581 L Homer Brooks 234 " 93.60 562 Porter Glenn 36 " is 00 583 A. W. Dmnoan Blooksmithing 1:7r, TOTAL 426.95 STRUT.� LIGHTUO AM.D .584 Idaho Power do. Lights - rseo.n TOTAL 520.05 BOND & INTEREST FUND 080 Pirst National Bank Exahange V--33 TOTAL 27.33 LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRNCT NO. 8 FUND 586 L.U. Porter Salary 45.00 587 S..Earls Boyes Assigned Loot., 60.00 TOTAL 96.00 DRAINAGE FUND 688 Willard H. Robinson Final Estimate 1506.81 TOTAL 1506.81 AIRPORT FUND 589 Gonorets Pipe do. Pipe 160.95 590 C. "0. Anderson Co. Assigned Aoot. 18.75 691 Walter Griffiths 24 hre. 12.00 TOTAL 181.70 Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to $14,165.99. A petition of G. M. Ernst to construct public weighing scales on Lot 1, Block 88, Original Townsite in the middle of the parking on Ninth Street between Albany itreet and the Railroad Traok. Also placing coal bankers on the alley if neseeeary En said lot. The petition was considered at some length but no faction taken. A petition was presented signed by property owners abutting. on Everett $treat and orose streets between Dearborn Street and Everett, Street from Twelfth /avenue and Twentieth Avenue, to be included in the Blain Street improvement district which is being considered . It was Voted on motion of Sandmeyer, seconded by Bollman, that the slid petitio: be accepted. It was voted on motion of johns, Seconded by Leighty, that Go:.noil adjourn to August 16, 1929, at 8 :00, P. M. APPROVED: CZ� er . COUNCIL ORAMBERS, AUGUST 16, 1929, 8:00, P2 M. AouSoil met in regular asesion persuent to adjournment of August 5, 1929, with Mayor Modonnel presiding and Councilmen BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHN$, LEIGHTY AIM SANIM$YER, PRESENT. ABSENT: NONE. This being the date met for opening bids on Local Improvement District No. 7 for Oiling. The dlerk opened the bid of Morrison- Ebudeon Go., Boise, Idaho, which was the only bid rdoeived. Morrison- Knadeon Co., bid on 60,246 sq. yards at 19�, totaling $11,446.74. The Council took said bid under consideration at some length, and on motion of Bollman, seconded b8 Dbokens, that the bid of Morrison- Mmason Co.. Boise, Idaho, be €:ne- cepted. The Mayor'directed the 61erk to call the roll on the question as stated with the following resu4: AYES: BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SA MKMR. 1AYE3 AND ABSENT: NONE. The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the bid of Morrison. Knudson CO. accepted. The dlerk presented the application of 0. W. Emmone to construct a Service station outside the fire limits, on Block 60, Golden Gate Addition to Caldwell, Idaho, together with the publisher's Affidavit of Publication of notice in the Caldwell News - Tribune. There being no protests against the creation of said Service Station, the I 11