HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928-08-06city council minutes64 Golden Rule Store 2 pr Rubber Boots
12.90
66 Eugene Dietsgen Co. Tape
6.60
66 Boise - Payette Lbr. Co. Lumber
5.30
67 Fred Goette Repairs
1.15
68 E. R. Bender 44 hra.
17.60
TOTAL
11891.22
LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 6
1 Caxton Printers Printing Bonds
106163
TOTAL
106.63
LOCAL STREET IMPROVT DISTRICT N0. 8
4 o danyon Abstract & Title Ownership List
2.00
6 L. M. Porter Salary
25.00
6 Oaldwell News- Tribune Printing
11.00
TOTAL
3B.00
E68'g8 A ffi. T
Total
Grand total of all warrants draw* amount to $26,236.76.
Gouncilman Hoffman called attention to the need on a new
radiator on the old
Fire Pumper trunk. The matter was :eeferred to the Fire Sommittee
with power to sot.
It was voted on motion of Modannel, seconded by Hoffman,
that Council adjourn
to August 6, 1928, 1:30, P. M.
APPROVED: er .
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 6, 1928
1:30, P. M.
Council met in regular session persuent to adjournment of August 3, 1928, with
Mayor Dunlap presiding and Councilmen DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON AND 9000N=, PRESEB
ABSENT: MOMFOO.
H. Br Thompson and G. A. Peterson, representing the Oregon Short Line Railroad
Oompany appearid before the Mayor and Council in the interest of the improvement contem-
plated in Looms Street Improvement District No. 8 along their right -of -way on the South
side of Avon Street. It was agreed that the Oregon Short Line Railroad gompany would
move their railroad track to the South side of the street and pay for the curb and gutter
to be oonstruoted.
BILL.NO. 21, HY HOFFMAN, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SCALE OF COMPENSATION
FOR PI N EMPLOYED IN THE FIR& DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CALEWELL, IDAHO, was read the
first time in Pull.
It vise moved by Hoffman, seconded by Jackson that the rules requiring a bill to
be read on three separate days be suspended, and that Bill No. 21 be read second time by
title, third time in full section by section and placed on,ito final passage. The Mayor
directed the 4ork to call the roll with the following result;
AYES: DAVIS, bV1T ON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON AND MCCONNEL.
HAYES: NONE. ABSENT: MOMFORD. Thereupon the Mayor deolared the motion carried.
On the motion as put by the Mayor. "Shall Bill No.. 21 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk
to call the roil with the following result.
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AYES: DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON AND MCCONNEL.
NAYES: i4ONE. ABSENT: MUMFORD.
Thereupon the Mayo' declared the motion carried, and Bill No. 21 now beoome
Ordinance No. 456, signed and approved same and directed the Clerk to record same in
Book of Ordinances and be published in the Caldwell Newa- Tribune the official newspaper
of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Motlonnel, that Council adjourn
to August 17, 1928.
APPROVED:
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 17, 1928,
8:30"P. M.
Council met in regular session persuent to adjournment of August 3, 1928, with
Meyor Dunlap presiding and Councilmen DUTTON, HOFFMAN, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD, present.
ABSENT: DAVIS AND JACKSON.
BILL N0. 22, BY MCCONNEL, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE VACATING THAT PART OF 11TH
AVENUE LYING BETWEEN DEARBORN STRE3T AND EVERETT STREET IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO "
was read the first time in full.
it was voted on motion of Hoffman, seconded by Dutton, that all bide for the
construction of curbs and gutter in Local Street Improvement District No. 8,be rejected.
It was voted on motion of Mogonnei, seconded by Mumford, that a notice be pub-
lished calling for bide for the construction of curbs and gutter in Local Street Improve-
ment District No. 8, payable in bonds only.
The reports of the City Treasurer, City Clerk and Seaton was regd and ordered
placed on file.
It was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by MoConnel, that the Water Works
Committee be authorized to advertise for bide for drilling of three wells up to a depth
of 400 feet.
It was voted on motion of Mcgonnel, seconded by Hoffman, that Council adjourn-
APPROVED:
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