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Home My WebLink About1933-08-07city council minutesQ/J i i i� i I I I I (,q I i . is COUNCIL CHMIBERS , dUGU3T 7, 1933. 8: P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, 7. �. Boynton, C. E. Bales, G. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich, and R. Hollingsworth. The Minutes of July 1st., were read and approved as read. The Mayor presented a bill for J. B. Cole for the rent of a tract of land, known as Lake Howard. The rent being $75.00 for tavo yens. Moved by G. W. Montgomery and seconded by G. 74. Fenrich, that the $75.00 be accepted for the two years rent. Motion carried. Ben Gray asked permission to place m -Ions for sale on the parking in front of his place of business. The Council decided not to let him de so. The Mayor turned in a complaint from L. 1. Harmon and others in regards to persons doing their own wiring, also, that the old wiring in builcings is over loaded, dangerous and a fire hazzard and should be Inspected. The Mayor appointed Oakes and Montgomery to investig:,Ce. The Mayor turned•in a complaint from Joe Robinson in regard to licenses , And people selling milk. The Mayor appointed Chief 0. G. Boyd to Investig the number of persons selling milk.and also the number of cows in torn. The Lions Club asked permission to place benches in the park painted green and lettered white with merchants ads end paid for by the merchE,nts. Moved by Oakes and seconded by iontgomery that the Lions Club be granted gerf mission to place these benches in the park under the supervision of the Park Committee. Motion carried. Thq Snodgrass Sisters put in a .complaint about outside photographers taking pictures in town. Decided to drop the clatter for the present time. Peder Jensen put in a complaint negurding the spraying of elm trees, that the elm beetle was still working on his trees. TheCounell decided to spray again without charge. The Mayor decided to have the spraying couanittee investigate. The City attorney vi,s instructed to investigate the .water right on the air -port and to instruct George Crookham to leave the headg_.te alena. The. Mayor appointed Montgomery and Bales to investigate golf links and fees at sir -port. The, Bills for July were read and on motion .ade by B l es and seconded by Fenrich rhat these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drain for the various amounts, all of nhieh had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee, Motion carried. Nos. Name What For amount GENER ,l FUND 404 Emery L. Vassar Salary 11.00 405 Rdgar Oakes 8.00 406 C. E. Bales " 8.00 407 W. S. Boynton 8.00 408 7. R. Hollingsworth 8.00 409 G. Pd. Fenrich " 8.00 1 410 G. 77. Montgomery " 5.50 411 H. R. Parmenter 90.00 412 C. D.. Rush " 72.70 413 0. E. Fritts 50.00 414 Sdts.. State Tel & Tel Co., Supplies 4.60 i aa � Nos. Name ;That For .;mount GENERAL FUND 415 Caxton Printers Ltd., Supplies 2,83 416 Caxton Print.-�rs Ltd., 2.10 417 A. '. Parmenter Salary 50.00 418 Clerk's Rev. Fund Supplies 8.25 419 Idaho Power Co., Lights 19.75 420 Idaho Power Co., Lights 5.15 421 Caxton Printers Supplies 5.00 422 Clerk's Rev. Fund Supplies 2.40 4R3 Postal Telegraph Cable Co., Supplies .95 424 Purkheiser Electric shop .75 425 Becker Hdw. Co., " .65 426 Doyle Fender Salary 140.00 427 Lionel Krall " 121.50 428 Coy Collins 112.50 429 Pete Oleson 112.50 430 Mark Maxwell " 76.00 431 Ed Smith 7.00 432 Wilbur 3huee " 9.00 433 Bud Norell " 7.00 434 Chas Rowland " 4.50 435 0. Del Royce 4.50 436 S. P, Glenn 2.00 437 Emery Royce 2.00 I 438 Dairymens Co- operative Creamery Supplies 18.00 439 Mts. State Tel. & Tel. Co., ° E3. 70 440 Troy Laundry 8.04 441 Garber Groc. 2.90 442 Clerk's Rev. Fund 1.60 443 Butler Hdw Co., 1.45 444 Botkin Gordon " 1.25 445 0. G. Boyd Salary 126.00 446 A. R. Ballard " 100.00 447 Mts. State Tel & Tel Co., Supplies 16.05 448 E. Earl Salary 6.21 449 Brooks Motor Co., Supplies 5.90 450 Graves Lunch 2.30 451 Caldwell Motor Sales ° 1.98 452 Ralph Beal 1.25 453 1 ;7estern Union Tel. Co., " ,60 454 Oregon Trail T & B Co., " . 30 455 Dr. J. S. buyers Salary 7.00 456 Cleve Groome attorney 50.00 I ,I 457 Cleve Groome .attorney 15.00 458 Caldwell State Bank Rest Roome 40.00 459 Carrie Kelly Rest Room 2.50 460 Caldwell News Tribune Printing 49.40 461 ',9estoott -Allen 011 Co., Gasoline 66.00 462 Co- operative Union 011 Go., Gasoline 276.36 463 L. M. Porter Ins. Bldg,, 35.00 464 Mrs. Elizabeth Steetle Election 3.00 465 The Palm Election 2.50 Total for General Funds 1.817.62 ROAD 7U11D 466 S. P. Glenn .Salary 100.00 467 N. 71. Jones " 85.00 466 :7m Gainey " 65.00 'ga L Porter 40.00 471 Bunting Tractor Co., Supplies 338. &B 56 . 472 Idaho Power Go., " 153.00 476 Weatcott -Allen Oil Co., 474 Irrigators Lumbar Co., 6$,54 475 Guy Johnson " 22.75 475 E. Earl 'alary 19.62 4-77 Hollingsworth Hdw Co., Supplies 10.83 476 Home Lumber Co., 9.5J 479 N�ullikin & Mullikin 6.00 f 4Q0 E. B. Stauber Salary 7.20 4E1 Keister Imp Co., Supplies 6.50 4e Becker Hdw Co., 5.60 463 I. E. Goldsmith " 4.50 46 Butler Hdw Co., 4.50 ` 48 Oregon Treil T & B Cc., " 2.B5 R. R. Jewett ,Spiry ; J 486 48 Oregon Trail T & B Co., Supplies 1.4 48 Botkin Gordon Drug Cc., .70 4W Clerk's Rev Fund " 1.23 q N $G 4Il S.- .W..Artis 1.50 Conoco Service St °ticn „ .80 492 Gem State Lumber Co., 43.05 Total for Road Funds 1,084, 6'L TDR FUND 493 49 0, E, :!'rit glary 100.00 49 L. I5. Porter 35.00 Dick Beatty 100.00 49 Cy Crandall 90.00 497 J. K. Roddy 1' 16.00 � Q 49 C. L. Stuart 6.34 09 John Claybauch " 1,00 \ I Nos. Name p a i 500 Idaho Power Co., 501 Economy Ply & Htg Co., 502 Brooks Motor Cc., 503 E. Earl 504 Mts Tel. & Tel. Co.,, 505 Neptune Meter Co., 5S7 21Lngowent& T d Co., 508 Oregon Trail T & B Shop 509 Lodge Motor Co., 510 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., 511 Lee Thomas 512 First Service Station 513 Hills Service Station 514 Caldwell Motor Sales 515 McNeal Lumber Co., 515 Ralph Beal 517 Clerk's Rev. 'Fund 518 Butler Hdw Co., 519 John Hollrich 520 Caldwell P & H Cc,, 521 Bee Gee Staty Store 522 Mrs. Ida Ruby 523 A. H. March 524 Flavilla Blondel 525 Mrs.Lda march 526 A. C. McClurg & Co., 527 The Tuxi9or' Literary Guide 528 Chas Scribner Sons 529 Idaho Power Co., 530 Mts. Tel. & Tel. Co., d 531 John Ross 532 Geo Hemmer 533 R. - 1. Kingston 534 '1. G. Engle 535 Carl Hansen 536 `J. 9. 3huee 537 Claud Luellen 538 Wilson Mere ',7hat r'or .,mount DATER FUIID Supplies 329.55 " 128.99 " 30.65 Salary 16.20 Supplies 12.20 " 181.1183 " 3.62 " 3.00 2.75 Salary 2.40 Supplies 2.25 n 2.21 1.20 1.15 1.00 " .74 " .65 .50 .50 " 2 Total for '7r ter Funds 1 , 908. 96 LIBR-;RY FUND Saaary 100.00 40.00 " 25.00 " 20.00 Books 41.88 Books 18.50 Books 12.50 Expense 8.35 4.00 Total for Library ''•ands 270 i:EI:.LTRY FUND Salary 1p 4. " 662:400 62, 40 62.40 r 62.4 0 Supplies 90 Total for Cemetry Fund - W77:70 - PARK FUND U1 1 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 546 5 .47 54B 549 F. E. Dowd 550 C. L. Bourland 551 Thos R. Cochrane 552 L. D. Webster 553 Wm St. Jeor 554 Noel Nadeau 555 John Siler 556 L. M. Porter 557 Ross Newman 558 E. Earl 559 Tom Alexander 560 Idaho Power 551 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co. 562 Irrigu•tors Lumber Co., 563 S. E. Willhelmy 564 L. L. Gowen & Co., 565 Turner Sales Co., 566 Butler Hdw Co., 567 Hollingsworth Hdw & Imp. 566 Hills Service Station 569 Oregon Trail T & B Co., 570 Caldwell Motor Sales 571 wilson Mprc Co. , 572 Brooks Motor Co., 573 Gem State Lumber Co., T. D. Finn Salary 100.00 J. A. Lemon " 61.20 Ray Jewett 26.95 J. H. Berry " 15.45 C. S. Clausen " 8.25 Wilson Mere Co., Supplies 9.60 0. A. Rayne " 5.25 A. E. Harper 2.50 C. C. Anderson " .60 Garber Groe " .30 Total for Park Fund I= .RIGnTIU FUND Salary 114.50 100.00 " 67.00 " 65.00 57.60 41.40 . " 43.80 " 40.00 " 33.60 " 27.25 " .50 Supplies 96.75 51.09 10.14 " 5.10 4.31 ' 3.65 " 2.90 " 2.70 2.00 1.77 " .75 " .60 X40 " 5.05 Total for Irrigation Funds el,?. 26 -) I I� GRaTD TOT,,L OF EXP -PISLS FOR JTULY, 1933 - -- a 6,926.07 1 The Mayor appointed H. E. Blevins to deliver and collect the Tree Spraying Bills The Resignation of Urs,. R: C. Pasley was read by the Clerk, rdy "' " Moved by Hollingsworth and seconded by Montgomery that the resignations Urs. R. C; *Pasley and J. G. Conley be accepted. Motion carried. On the Swimming Pool Committee the Mayor appointed J. H. Lowell,. Chairman, Rev. A. B. Parrott, L. A. Harmon and Fred McConnell. Moved by Montgomery and seconded by Boynton. Motion carried. The Mayor declared Mrs.A. B. Cornell's place on the Library Board permanently vacant and appointed Mrs. Minnie Davenport to fill her place. Moved by Bales and seconded by IIollingswor'th. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed Fred McConnell as City Engineer.. Moved by Hollingsworth and seconded by Fenrich. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed 7% S. Boynton to get a roll of paper and have the barn roof patched. Moved by Bales and seconded by Fenrich that the city comply rlth Goverment Regulations. Motion carried. Moved by Boynton add seconded by Oakes thnt Dick Beatty have charge of moving the watering fountain to the triangle snot near the park. i Nos. Name What for ,mount SPRINKLING FUND 574 •Del Soper Salary 79.10 574A S. P. Glenn " 8.00 575 Oregon Trail T & B Co., Supplies 2.40 Total for Sprin }:ling Funds 89.50 STREET LIGHTING 5')S Street Lighting 850.75 EXCHANGE ON BONDS 577 First Nat, Bank Exchange on Bonds 12.38 TREE E6U:RGZITCY 403 Chas J. Sinsel 1 578 Harry Hatfield 10.00 579 H. ICI. Hatfield 78.75 580 B. J. Byland 213.00 581 H. E. Blevins 68.20 _ 562 H. Spencer 51.30 563 Frank. Yorkensen 42.60 584 C. S. Clausen 42.60 585 J. A. Shaver 42.24 586 H. M. Hatfield 25.00 587 0. J. Sinsel 106.66 588 Butler Hdw Co., 5.19 569 Guy Johnson 1.75 590 Keister Imp Co., 1.25 591 Economy Plg & Htg Co., 1.15 592 Clerk's Rev. Fund .55 593 Hollingsworth Hdw & Imp. ,32 594 Hills Service Station 1 50 595 First Service Station .88 Total for Tree Emergency 2,052.41 596 Gem State Lumber Co., U LK EM1r:RGFSTCY 14.40 597 Q. L. Stuard 78.46 598 Irrigator's Lumber Co., 102.48 599 INeNeal Lumber Co., 40.50 600 Home Lumber Co., 40,50 601 E. Ferl 30.72 602 Guy Johnson 3.00 603 S. E. Wellhelmy 2.00 604 l7ilson Mere 1.35 Total for :Valk Emergency 313.41 GRaTD TOT,,L OF EXP -PISLS FOR JTULY, 1933 - -- a 6,926.07 1 The Mayor appointed H. E. Blevins to deliver and collect the Tree Spraying Bills The Resignation of Urs,. R: C. Pasley was read by the Clerk, rdy "' " Moved by Hollingsworth and seconded by Montgomery that the resignations Urs. R. C; *Pasley and J. G. Conley be accepted. Motion carried. On the Swimming Pool Committee the Mayor appointed J. H. Lowell,. Chairman, Rev. A. B. Parrott, L. A. Harmon and Fred McConnell. Moved by Montgomery and seconded by Boynton. Motion carried. The Mayor declared Mrs.A. B. Cornell's place on the Library Board permanently vacant and appointed Mrs. Minnie Davenport to fill her place. Moved by Bales and seconded by IIollingswor'th. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed Fred McConnell as City Engineer.. Moved by Hollingsworth and seconded by Fenrich. Motion carried. The Mayor appointed 7% S. Boynton to get a roll of paper and have the barn roof patched. Moved by Bales and seconded by Fenrich that the city comply rlth Goverment Regulations. Motion carried. Moved by Boynton add seconded by Oakes thnt Dick Beatty have charge of moving the watering fountain to the triangle snot near the park. i Yoved by Boynton aid seconded by `Iollingsworth that this Council stand adjourned. Motion carried. 'I ATTEST Mayor Kic Gi y Gler c �,OUNCIL CH1SNtBERS, 3LPTEMBER 5, 1933, 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council wet in the Council Room of the I City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding. Ig On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: C. E. Bales, G. M. Montgomery, 'W, R.. Hollingsworth and G. M. Fenrich.:.Absent Edgar .Oakes and I.Y. S. Boynton. The Minutes of August azat., were read and approved as read. Major Hudgins appeared and asked that the old Interurban Track be graded and graveled to Linden. The Council dedided to have the Street Commissioner to investigate. Major Hudgins also asked that Block 77, Lots 1 to 10, Fairview be avert- ed into acreage for purpose of irrigation. Tile Council decided to ask the Pioneer Ir- Y rigation 'Distri ct to do so, Moved by Bales and seconded by Montgomery. Motion carried. Judge Haydon appeared and asked the Council to have the City Attorney co- operate with Geo'Crookham regarding the irrigation eater on his place. The Council decided to investigate. The R "o b asked permission to construct a fish pond at the air -port, for which they agree to look after the air - port property. Moved by Montgomery and seconded by Hollingsworth that the Council accept the recommendation : of the Air -Port Committee regarding the fish pond at the eir -port, also the the City Attorney be authorized to draw up a contract to be accepted by the Mayor and City Clerk., Motion carried. Thereupon Councilman Bales introduced Bill No. 5, by Hales, entitled: AN ORDINiINCE PROVIDIIIG FOR TIID A.3SESSIv221T AIM LEVY OF a TAX FOR GENERA REVENUE PURPOSES FOR _2AYING THE CURRENT EXP OF ' CITY 07 CALD - DELL, ID,;HO, FOR THE FISC::L YEAR, BEGINN ING THE FIRST DIaY OF ICY, 1933. i which was: read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 5. A meeting was called for 9 O'clock, A. M„ Ilednesdey, September 6, 1933 for the aeccnd reading. p n GQ666we,a � was read from the Idwho Power Co., and approved as read. r :Moved by Montgomery and seconded by Fenrich that the Council accept this` Motion carried. :The Bills for ,WLust were read and on motion made by Bales and seconded by 14 gomery 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. i 'Motion carried. ll fi