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Home My WebLink About1934-08-06city council minutesCOUNCIL CHAMBERS, AUGUST 6, 1934. 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the n City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding, On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C. E. Bales, G. W. Montgomery, W.R. Hollingsworth and G. M. Fenrich. Absent: None. In the absence of City Clerk, 0. E. Fritts the Mayor appointed Deputy Clerk, H. E. Parmenter to act as Clerk pro ten. i There being several persons in waiting the Mayor asked them to state their business before the Council proceeded with its regular business. Mr. Frank Dahlstrom of the firm of Dahlstrom & Fenton of Boise explained a plan for refunding some of the General Obligation. Bonds, for a lower percent of interest. The Mayor and Council decided to take this matter under advisement and conferr with Mr. Dahlstrom at a later date. Mr. R. E. Wagner, the city garbage collector asked that the dogs be taken care of as they were upsetting cans and spilling garbage over the alleys. Dr. F. T. Harris reported on the dairy inspection and stated that he had re- ceived his container to ship samples of milk to the Btate Laboratories for analysis and also asked the Dairy Ordinance be amended. Mayor Vassar said he would appoint a committee to work in conjunction with Mr. Harris. Mr. A. E. Sutton and a delegation from the Merchants Association asked if there had been anything done as to the peddlers and distribution of hand bills. The mayor stated that the Council would go into this matter and that he would appoint a committee to work with a committee from the Merchants Association. Mr. Maxey asked that the parties having outside toilets be notified to connect up with the sewer. Mayor Vassar instructed the City Clerk to notify the parties con - cerne4- A petition si „ned by several people asking for the reduction of dog license was read 4nd left on the table. Application for Beer License for Murphy & Livesay was presented and Tead and was moved.by Councilman, Bales and seconded by Councilman, Montgomery that License be granted. Motion carried. Thereupon, the:'.City Attbgney introduced Bill No. 2, entitled. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDI14G FOR TID ASSESSMENT AND LEVY OF A TAX FOR GENERAL REVENUE PURPOSES FOR PAYING THE MME14T EXPENSES OF THE CITY OF CALDnLL, IDAHO, FOR THE TISCAL Y=AR BEGINNING THE 21HST DAY OF MAY, 1934. Which was read for the first time, slid the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 2. It was moved by Montgomery, seconded by Hollingsworth that the rules re- quiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 2 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and plaeed,on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk Co Call the roll on the motion J! j with the following results: Those voting in the affirmative were:0akes, Bales, 967,hton I ” Hollingsworth, Montgomery, and genrich. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three_ fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read the Bill No. 2, the second time by title i and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the bill as directed. The question then being "Shall Bill No. 2. pass? ". The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question, which resulted as follows: Those voting in the af- firmative were; Oakes, Bales, Boynton, Hollingsworth, Montgomery and Fenrich. Those oppose [lone. .absent and not voting, None. Thereupon, the Mayor declared Bill No. 2 had passed, and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the C duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 514. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cruse Ordinance No, 514 to be published in 1 Caldwell -News Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The above Ordinance provides for a Tax Levy as follows: For the General Fund: 11?- mills on every dollar of assessed valuation. 'Por the Library Fund: .1& mills on every dollar of assessed valuation. For Emergency: 1 mill on every dollar of assessed valuation. For Cemetery Main- tenance: 1 mill on every dollar of assessed valuation. For Bonds & Interest Funds: 7 3/4 mills on very dollar of assessed valuation. For Street Lighting Fund: 31 mills on very dollar of eavessed valuation. For Local Improve- ment Guaranty Fund i 1 1 mill on every dollar of assessed valuation. Municipal Band: } mills on every dollar of assessed valuation. The Levy on certain lands heretofore excluded from the City limits but which land is still liable for Bonds issued prior to January 1, 1933, together with all interest on said Bonds-------- - - - - -7 Mills, The Levy on certain other lands heretofore excluded from the City limits, but which lands are still liable for Bonds issued prior to .Tannery 1, 1933, together with all interest on said Bonds -- 7 3/4 Mills. The Bills for July were read and on motion made by Montgomery and seconded by Boynton that these bills be allowd and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name. What for. Amount. J J i rl GENERAL FUND 431 E. L. Vassar Salary 5.00 432 Edgar L. Oakes It 10.00 433 W. S. Boynton " 8.00 434 C.E. Bales " 8.00 435 W.R. Hollingsworth " 8.00 436 G. M; Fenrich " 8.00 437 G.W. Montgomery " 8.00 438 H. B. Parmenter to 90.00 439 0. E.Fritts " 50.09 440 Ada I. Hartenbower " 63.70 441 Burrows Adding Machine Co., Supplies 1.30 442 Mts. States T. & T. Co., Rental & Toll 4.70 443 H. E. Parmenter Salary 50.00 444 Caxton Printers Supplies 65.00 445 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 16.25 446 McNeal Lbr. Co., to 191.10 447 Bobbs Merrill Co., Books 47.50 448 J. A. McVey supplies 36.00 449 Idaho Power Co., Lights 35.80 450 Purkheiser Elea. Shop Supplies 12.95 451 Ray -Boone Co., 11 4.75 452 Idaho Chemical Co., " 2.70 453 Vassar Pro. Co., " 12.75 454 Doyle Fender Salary 140.00 455 Licnal Srall " 121.50 4,56 Coy Collins It 112.50 457 Pete Olesen " 112.50 458 Mark: Maxwell " 85.75 459 Walter Brown " 11.00 460 Ed smith " 11.00 461 Wilbur Shuee " 11.00 452 S. P. Glenn to 8.50 463 Ordell Royce 8.50 464 Chas Rowland " 7.00 465 Emry Royce " 4.50 466 Nordling Parts Co., Supplies 62.49 467 Troy Laundry " 11.36 468 Dairymen's Co -op Creamery " 10.25 459 Mts. States Tel. & Tel. Co,, Rental & Toll 8.60 470 • d 2 6;'Anderson Co., Supplies 6.00 471 Garber Groc 5.20 472 The News - Tribune " 5.00 473 _Butler- Hdw. Co., " 3.95 J J i rl `'�/_Z : 0 d u Nos. Name. What for Amount. 474 Hollingsworth Impt Co., Supplies 1.85 475 Case Furniture Co., " 1.75 476 Beaker Hdw. Go., " .70 477 0. . Boyd Salary 126.00 478 A. R. Ballard " 100.00 479 I. R. Judd 38.40 42,90 480 Mark Maxwell " 24.80 481 Chas Jarvis " 7,20 482 C. 8. Claussen 24.00 6.00 483 Wm Rigley " 5.24 484 Caldwell Motor Sales Supplies 12.75 485 Mts. States Tel. &::.Tel. Co., " 17 85 485 Colyear Motor Sales Co., ° 5.00 487 Brooks Motor Co., M. E. Elmore, " Hollingsworth " 2.46 488 Conoco Motor Co., " 2 0 489 Oregon Trail Tire & Battery 542 1.60 490 W.S. Maxey Salary 36.50 491 G. W. Montgomery " 15.00 492 E. C. Hickok " 10.00 493 Nordon Laboratories Supplies 4.26 494 Fred McConnel Salary 25.00 495 Home Lbr. Co., Supplies .39 496 Cleve Groome Salary 50.00 497 $first Natl. Bank Rent 40.00 498 Becker Hdw. go., - Supplies 13.90 499 Mrs. Vinnia Dunn Services 2.00 500 The Caxton Printers Supplies 135.70 501 Caldwell -News Tribune Printing 62.95 502 F. H. Barnett " 7.50 508 Co -op Union Oil Co., Gasoline 330.55 504 R. & V. 011 Co., " 70.14 505 I, E. R. A. Insurance 25.05 505 State Ins. Fund " . 409.01 507 Ernest Earl Salary 100.00 508 Nordling Parts Co., Su - pplies 45.13 509 Line Air Products 26.14 510, Independent Tire Shop 20.00 511 Motor Service Co., " 12.20 512 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 3.50 513 HollingaworthoImp. Co., 9.00 514 Becker Hdw. Co., " 2.85 515 Oregon Trail T. & B. Shop .55 518 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage Co., " 50.00 517 J. H. Lowell Rent 30.00 518 F. W. Whelchel Rooms 2.50 519 0. W. Emmons Gas _ .-.1.1 TOTAL GENERAL FUVD 3,386.26 ROAD FUND c 520 Floyd Southward,21 assigned orders 452.40 521 S. P. Glenn Salary 112.00 522 Joe Raines " 90.00 523 Howard Graham 88.00 524 Guy Baldwin 86.00 525 N. W. Jones " 65.00 526 W. H. Glenn 82.40 527 Wm Gainey " 65.00 528 Ed Stauber,assigned,M. Alexander " 38.40 529 Henry Rogers 25.60 530 Omar Rogers " 25.60 531 Fred McGonnel " 25.00 532 L. C. Drollsbaugh " 24.00 533 G. F. Overland " 20.60 534 J. H. Bailey 17.60 535 H. A. Labse 17.60 535 Ralph Walker " 16.00 537 C. C. Gurwell " 16.00 538 Harry Spencer,assigned,W.H.McDaniel 16.00 539 M. E. Elmore, " Hollingsworth " 14.00 540 Riley Wyatt,assigned City Clerk " 14.40 541 J. S. Brandon 9.60 542 Ike Judd " 9.60 543 Alvie Lanfear " 5 40 544 Earl King " 6 545 Clyde Harritt " 6 546 C. A. Billings 6.00 547 Ira Tish Supplies 50.00 548 Hollingsworth Imp Co., " 44.60 549 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 28.00 550 Vassar Produce Co., " 25.29 551 Boise Iron Works " 25.00 552 First Service Station 22.50 553 Becker Hdw. Co., " 16.20 554 HomW Lumber Co., " 10.34 555 Baxter F. & M. Works " 7 556 Bennett Machine Works 4.60 557 Grimmett &:Nitchman " 4 •5Q 558 Oregon Trail T. & B. Shop " 4.09 559 Keister Imp. Co., " 2.35 560 Caldwell Plb. & Htg. Co " 2.16 561 I. E. Goldsmith " 3.31 562 John Hollrich " 1.00 �]3 Nos. Name What for Amount 563 Becker Hdw. Co., Supplies .48 TOTAL ROAD FUND 1,628.52 WATER FOND 564 O.E. Fritts Salary 100,00 565 Dick Beatty " 100.00 566 Cy Crandall to 90.00 567 Jim Watkins 80.00 56B Fred McConnel " 25.00 569 Harry Smith Services 24.00 . 570 Clyde Rowland 20.80 571 Harry Spencer " 9.20 572 Jack Bailey " 7.20 573 Claude Worsham 6.80 574 Sam Livesay " 6.40 575 Clifford Oleson to 6.40 576 Emil Roy " 4.80 577 Omar Ma,or,assigned City Clerk 4.80 578 Al Lanifer " 4.00 579 B. H. Kerns,assigned City Clerk 3.20 580 G. E. Rayne 2.40 581 Riley Wyatt 1.60 582 A. L. Gray 1.60 583 Ed Hewett 1.00 584 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 305.61 585 Crane Co., " . 94.05 586 Hollingsworth Impi Co., to 41.09 587 Muller Co., " 23.65 586 Bennett Machine & Welding storks " 15.20 589 F. H. Barnett 13.50 590 Purkheiser Bloc Shop " 13.25 591 Mts. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rental & Toll 12.00 592 Oregon Trail T. & B. Shop Supplies 10.75 593 Missouri Station " 10.35 594 Tewell Else Shop 8.75 595 Mayne Hill " 8.60 596 Caldive_1 Concrete Pipe Co., " 7.55 597 McNeal Lbr. Co., 751 598 Caldwell Pig. & Htg. Co., " 5,.40 599 I. E.Goldsmith " 5.32 600 Butler Hdw. Co., 3.75 601 Lee Stone " 5.00 602 Claude Lappin,assigned,Hay -Boone " 3,20 603 First Service Station to 2.65 604 Hill's Service Station " 1.66 605 Vassar Produce Co., 1.44 605 B.F.Holland,assigned,City Clerk 1.00 607 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " : 73 TOTAL WATER FUND $ 1,100.93 LIBRARY FUND 606 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 100.00 609 Wm March " 60 610 Flavilla Blondel to .00 25.00 611i The H. R. Hunting Co., Bodks 28.03 612 The Junior Literary Guide " 18,50 613 S.W. Artis Supplies 46.00 614 Purkhaiser Else. It 15.25 615 Idaho Powex,:_Oo. , to 7.95 616 1 " Uts. States Tel. & Tel. Co., to 4.00 TOTAL LIBRARY 'FUND $ "304.73 �• CEMETERY FUND 617 John Ross Salary 100.00 618 Goo Hammer " 85.00 619 Carl Hansen " 60.00 620 Grant Engle 60.00 621 Robert Landuer 'I 50.00 6 50,00 622 Enwalt Henkel to 623 Geo Hird 57.60 624 E-mett Myers, assigned U. Alexander 31.20 625 John Dobson �. 4.80 626 Kenneth Greenfield " 05 519.35 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND VI PARK FUND 627 T. D. Finn Salary 100.00 628 Wm Shuee 83.20 629 Ray Jewett " 56.10 56.10 630 D. R. Townsend to 1632 631 Ed Dalbow Hollingsworth ° 10.00 Imp.Co., Supplies 27.30 633 Canyon Abstract & Title Co., " 21.50 I i Nos Name -- - - - - - - - -- What for - - - - - - - -- amount - - 634 0. A. Palm Supplies 9.35 B. F. Lancaster Salary 114.50 635 Home Lumber Co., " 4,65 642 C. L. Bourland 636 I. E. Goldsmith 2,95 643 639 Purkheiser Else Shop " 1.55 638 Schramm- Johnson Drug " 1.00 639 Alva 87,00 II Stewart " . 45 Di L. Webster " 80.00 640 Becker Hdw. Go., ^ X 45 645 Noel Nadeau " 342.45 646 TOTAL PARK FUND 79.60 I IRRIGiiTSON FUND 641 B. F. Lancaster Salary 114.50 I 642 C. L. Bourland 100.00 643 Tom Cochrane 87,00 644 Di L. Webster " 80.00 645 Noel Nadeau " 80.00 646 L. M. Elmore City Clerk " 79.60 647 :,Sohn Siler & Wheeler,Assigned/ 1° 69.60 648 Ross Newman - " 76.80 649 Fred McConnel " 25.00 650 lien Wheeler ' 18.40 651 Tom Alexander ^ 6.40 652 W.W.Shaver,assigned Becker Hdw. " 320 653 Idaho Power Co., Sup�lles 91.70 654 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Go., " 22.30 655 Oregon 'Frail T. & B. Co., ^ 14.18 656 McNeal Lumber Co., " 11.15 657 Butler Hdw. Co., ^ 4.15 658 First Service Station " 3.60 659 Home Lbr. Co., " 2.60 660 Becker Hdw. Co., " 1.05 891.63 TOTAL I RR I GATION b'UND SPRINKLING FUND 661 662 Del Soper Salary Oakley & Sons Supplies 87.20 12,24 663 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. 8.71 664 Caldwell Radiator Works " 2.25 565 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 1.00 TOTAL SPRINKLING iUlD 111.40 STREET LIGHTING FUND 666 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 719.45 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 719.45 EMERGMCY FUND 667 L. M. Porter Salary 11.37 668 W., H. Blunt 11 3,00 669 Fruitland Fruit Association Supplies 102.00 ("1 670 I. E. Goldsmith 5.76 ! i 671 McNeal Lumber Co., .65 672 FloydnBouthward Band 145.00 673 First National Bank Bond Interest 13.40 TOTAL EMERG?]NCY FUND 281.18 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENSES FOR JULY a 9, 85.y0 After a discussion as to the city�Dquiring title to certain parcels of land, Mr. Hollingsworth moved and seconded by 91ant6omery that the City Attorney proceed to aaqui: title - to these certain pieces of property in Goande and Arlington Additions and City Clerk be authorized to pay deposit and expenses out of Clerk's Cash Revolving. Fund. lJotion carried. The Mayor appointed Edgar L. Oakes and G. M. Fenrich to act with City Attorney on Peddlers Ordinance, Montgomery and Boynton on Dairy Committee and Hollingsworth and Ball on Bill Distribution Committee. No further business appearing before the Council it was moved by Oakes, seconded by Beres that Council adjourn, Motion carried. Mayor • sting City Clerk. I/