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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-08-07city council minutesthat said contract be executed. NC'rJ, THE -, EFORE , the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract in duplicate, and the Clerk is authorized and directed to affix the coporate seal of the Municipality thereto, and to deliver one of said duplicates to Idaho Power Company, and to retain the other as a part of the official records of her office. i Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby and Eldredge. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Shorb and Bates. Thereupon the Mayor decl?red the motionc and the Resolution adopted. Caldwell Golf Association (approval of amendments) Amendments to the two agreements between the Caldwell Golf Association and the City of Caldwell were presented by Mayor }immerman for Council annroval. MG;ed by `'onncilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby these amendments be anproved. Upon Roll Call it gnneared the motion was unanimously carried. Right -of -way (Mrs. Martha Scott) Mayor Simmerman reported he was unable to negotiate with Mrs, Martha Scott regarding right -of -way for prcnosed L. I. D. Street Light Roy L. Hubler Mayor Simmerman reported a xeouestfrom Roy L. Hubler for street light at the intersection of J Oregon & Ash. This was rferred to the Street Committee. - Mayor Simmerman reported the A.M.A. Congress would be held in Seattle August 26. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS AUGUST 7th, 1961 8 :00 P. 11. The Regular Monthly Mseting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding. Uoon Roll the following 'ouncilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, ' Alvin K. Bates. Absent: L. P. Eldredge. Trailer Home ( Charles Stephenson) Charles Stephenson was present and requested Council permission to glace a trailer home on the proce formerly owned by Plsricn Correll, Mayor Simmerman informed Mr. Stephenson a petition signed by adjacent residents should be presented for Council approval showing �o objections to the location of ttis trailer home. Councilman Eldredge entered and was marked present. Sewer Easement'(Mrr. Scott.) i Bob Sower informed the Council he was unable to negotiate 1 Martha Scott for A sewer line right -of -way. Mayor Simmerman and City Engineer were instructed to contact M Scott and see if some plan could be worked out to obtain right -of -way. ivil Air Patrol water line Representatives from the Civil Air Patrol were present end requested the City to extend the water 1 ina to the Air Patrol building at the Airport. - J City Engineer recommended the existing line be changed from 3A inch to one inch. Mr. Lewis stated he approximate cost of this line excluding labor would be $13h.30. Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby the material for this line be furnished I by the City and the Civil Air Patrol provide labor for the installation of this line, also the metered water charge be waived as long as this building is used by the Civil Air Patrol. aids Gas conversion new Police Building This being the time set for receiving and opening bids for a conversion gas burner to be installed In the new police building the following bids were opened and read: Heating Equipment Cc $ 899.50 Hoffman - $beet Metal Works 1183 Owyhee Sheet Metal 980.00 Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar the low bid of Heating Equipment be ac- ;epted. Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. �asirg additional parking area from 0. S. l.. Leasing of additional parking area from the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company was discussed. action was taken at this time. Stan Canfield requested the Council to take some action to prevent the Carnival Compaq moving 'ter midnight. Mr. Caufield also discussed moving of rodeo grounds and the spraying of the grounds. :an 04ufield(Rodeo Grounds) Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councilman Luby discussion with Mr. Caufield regarding the sdeo grounds be closed. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion w4s unanimously carried. Plat of Reo Vista Addition Plat of Reo Vista Addition was presented to the Council for approval. City Engineer recommended the plat be a pprovedzftar easements have been obtained for eventual sewer Ines on the north one -half of the north street and the west one -half of the west street. Mayor Simmerman reported routing of the Interstate Highway would be discussed at the August 21st feting of the Council, Mao "C" Commercial Zone Moved by Co•nrrilman Eldredge, seconded by C Smith the City Attorney be instructed to pre - fare the necessary papers to adopt the new "C" Zone map. Upon Roll Call it apoeared the motion was unanimously carried. ifficial Mann Cityy of Caldwell Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Shorb the City Attorney be instructed to prepare ;he necessary papers to accept the new map of Caldwell prepared by the engineering department as the official nap of the City of C,ldwell. Upon doll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Mayor Simmerman reported the Bank of Idaho requested the Council to pass another resolution, rhen all members of the Council were present, authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute two agreements fetween the City of Caldwell and the Caldwell Golf Association. .Thereupon Co Smith introduced the following Resolution and moved the adoption thereof, rhieh motion was duly seconded by Councilman Luby: Resolution Cald:,rell wolf Association RESOLUTION NO By Councilman Smith NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED the Mayor and City Clerk, on behalf of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, fe authorized to execute two agreements with the Caldwell Golf Association. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the motion: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb, ;ldredge ani Bates. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Bone. There u-on the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Police report was read and ordered filed. Damave Claim A damage claim was presented to the Mayor and Council by Florence' M. Schooler and Robt P. Schooler. )amage caused by sewage backing un into basement. Moved by Councilman Shorb, seconded by Councalman Luby this claim be denied and referred to City's .nsurance carried. Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. Charge off delinquent Barba e Moved by Councilman ;horb, seconded by Councilman Luby the delinquent garbage charge of $35.75 f l u�' /Yy against the property at 11104 Boise Avenue , formerly owned by Gertrude Shultz be charged from the books. Upon Roll Call it nnnea -ed the motion was unanimously carried. The Bills for July were read and on motion by "ouncil�an Smith, seconded by Councilman Bates these ills ber allowed ani warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which have been aroroved by the J hairmah of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. J GENERAL FUND SALARIES NO. NAME PURPOSE AMOUTU TI'2 Colin lamb Salaries 11 .64 353 Barry Root* a ------- 354 Keith Judd (Advance) " 217.01 355 Margaret Lucille Gammons (Advance) " 72,75 356 Ernest 14atthews (Final) '+ 30.92 357 Keane L;cGee (Final)- " - - - - -- 358 Garry 11atlock (Final)* '+ ------ 359 Mike Matlock (Final)* 360 Elwgn Staples (Final)* 361 Janice Lorraine Young(Advance)x+ ^ - - - - - -- 362 David Thomas (Final) " 8.92 363 Dale Green (Final) ++ 8.92 364 Keith Judd (Advance) " 237.60 365 Ed. Sirnerman " 491.13 366 Emery L, Vassar " 40.00 367 Alvin Kay Bates +' 40.00 368 Max C. Luby 31.47 369 L. P. Eldredge " 40.00 370 Emile Shorb '' 31.47 371 Nolen Everett Smith " 31.47 372 Dean E. Miller " 90.36 373 Ada Hartenbower ' 309.59 374 Alta E. Williams ' 275.11 375 Dorothy D. Martin " 17.46 376 E1WWcd Siegmann " 386.05 377 George R. Sweet, Jr., " 2.09 378 Charles W. Astleford " 309.09 379 William M. Carlson " 301.06 380 Nicholas Ney " 72,75 381 Gail Boid Uehlin ° 286.59 382 Melvin R. Pierson " 351,63 383 Alferd Dick °,ring " 309.61 384 Harry R. Minto It 286.61 385 Roscoe Allen Smith " 309.61 386 William Orville Morriscn " 287.38 387 Robert W. Nelson " 48.50 388 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen " 290.35 389 David Lee Harrell " 311.62 390 Margaret Lucille Gammons " 1B4.11 391 Willis Rolland Deene " P85.96 392 Robert H. Madison ' 248.0 393 Sybil Burke " 159.15 394 Jack Melvin Winslow " 312.96 395 Floyd J. Szatrajda " 301.35 396 Carol Ann Shaffer " 261.48 397 Melvin G. Lewis " 562.88 398 P G. Anstey " Y51.40 399 Jane Alberta Riddle " 133,12 400 Richard Joseph Coulson " 175.49 bol Barbara Lynn Cox It 41.96 402 Barney B. Goul " 346.24 403 Janice Lorraine Young " 79.06 404 George Hammar " 105.00 405 Harry S. Flagg n 282.47 406 Alberjr Aria Delljster " 238.31 407 Durrell R. Crays " 192.89 408 George D. Kirk " 229.03 409 Ivan L. Helton " 121.90 410 Stanley Waggoner " 82.67 411 Charles William Ruby " 299.53 412 Ken Atwell 137.16 413 Dorsey Jack Reirdon ++ 224.79 414 Mary Fran Johnson n 248.49 415 Richard A. Metsker " 137.16 416 William Kundrat, Jr., ++ 95 417 Betty Anne Lodge " 34.33 418 Betty Marjean Banks " 34.33 419 _Susan R. Adams " 43.65 420 Malvin Merritt Cook a 43.65 421 Jim Guy n 314.63 422 Charles Alvaro, Jr., " 193.81 423 L'arjorie Elaine Armstrong " 87.34 424 Frank Bernard Bishop rr 6B.95 425 Evelyn M. Cates " 152.111 426 George C. Dufur r' 55.03 427 Sidney J. Garber n 125.95 428 Charles R. Henry " 60.86 429 William A. Huizinga n 70.57 1 430 Gerald W. Jorgensen " 240.40 431 George Nakano " 254.33 432 Sharon Lyn Paddock " 163.64 433 Rano Sullivan " 9.53 434 Carl V.I. Sxvonson 435 'William S. Wilder 11 1 '76 J \ r F F 512 Dorothy D. Martin " 77.28 G ENERAL FUND SALRIES CONTINUED NO. NAME PURPOSE 425.64 0 Carf"Wilson Swonson alarias 5 437 Tod Matsumoto " 334.74 438 Raymond G. Scott " 226.06 439 Volin Ayers Boll-on IT 249.06 44o Gordon Crockett " 186.99 tail Bank Of Idaho " 3,504.15 442 State Income Tax Division " 525.13 443 Canyon County " 1,761.28 444 Municipal Group Insurance � _ _ 1,Oh2.33 512 Dorothy D. Martin " 77.28 FIRE DEPT. FUND NO. 45 -031 445 W. A. Paddock " 425.64 446 Forrest D. Milender " 339.59 447 Dale R. Hanks " 296.88 448 John Warren " 290.14 449 Harold E. Perfect " 278.64 h50 Charles W. Phillips " 306.93 451 Dorwin Sparks " 301.61; h52 Donald E. Machos " 278.64 453 Leslie L. Ford " 301.64 h5L Rlilliam F. Southard " 290.14 455 Wesley B. Turner " 290.IL 456 Olen Waner " 267.82 457 Keith Grant Cummings " 290.85 h58 Eugene Inge " 267.14 459 Leslie Wayne Wood " 267.85 460 R. C. Steverns 2h.47 461 Leonard Charlton " 24.47 462 Gordon Sams +' 33.00 L63 Mathew haxwell " 24.47 464 Delmar Luhr " 33.00 465 Fred Henderson Alley " 24.47 466 Alfred Walradt " 33.00 467 Harlan F. Starr " 24.47 468 Janice Lorraine Young " 27.21 3611. Janice Lorraine Youngi, " 69.35 469 State Treasurer " 426.00 $5,237.59 CE:G;T6RY FUND NO. 50-031 470 George Hammer " 233.91 471 Lilburn L. Cooper " 293.98 472 Martin G. Lowe " 237.56 473 Stanley Donald Waggoner " 207.89 Oh Bobby Hall IT 226.66 475 John Denton " 237.56 476 James F. Dickey " 209.88 $1,651.74 STREET FUND NO. 60 -031 357 Keane McGee n 11 46.62 358 Garry Matlock* " 35.10 359 N.ike M +r " 35.09 360 Elwgn Staples +r " 80.72 477 Donald M. Shaw " 330.97 L78 Richard S. Mather 3h6.70 479 Edward R. VcKinsey 2h8.53 480 Claude L. Lappin " 229.25 481 Albert B. Exley +' 269.08 $92 Donald Grant Green " 237.03 483 Claude Eddie Green " 237.03 h84 Wilbur N. Wykert " 366.81 L85 Roland William Murphy " 269.09 L86 Gary Gene Goss " 201.46 487 Cecil Clifford Hall " 216.09 488 Alvin Earl Russell " 306.72 h89 Edward D. Raney " 186.99 490 LeRoy William Shaffer " 213.12 91 Tilford W. Farley ° 2hO.00 492 Donald L. Green 186.99 493 Tom Milton Carr " 263.91 149L Joseph Augustine Arriaga " 91.10 95 Harvey L. Rowland " 123.23 96 Harmon Murphy " 76.L4 97 Joseph A. Gabiola " 205.91 98 Harold Lee White 189.96 99 Kermit Carr ° 22.39 50 0 Ronald L. Bale " 221.49 $5,474.82 IRRIGATION FUND N0, 70 -031 353 Barry Root * 30.42 501 Charlie L. Bourland 401.31 502 Guy Healy " 264.67 503 Oscar Haumann " 267.64 504 John H. Brown " 279.14 505 Ernest G. E:isenbrant " 263.07 506 Elmer R. Thornberg " 226.06 507 Charlie Lowe -- " 250.45 508 Everett 0. Bates " 59.24 509 LeRoy C. Dibben " 249.06 510 Charley Morgan " 102.63 511 Tames Merrill " 8.93 512 Dorothy D. Martin " 77.28 r )ql 260 IRRIGATION FUND NO. 70 -031 CONTIMJED V0. & 'dJf. N0 NAIM me. NAME PURPOSE NOUNT American Municipal Association 241 513 Tom Carr Salaries 90.21 242 B. & M. Equipment Co., Inc., 514 Kermit Carr " 75,17 Barney's Union Service 244 515 Tony Gabiola " 46.56 245 Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc., 516 Harvey Rowland " 67.65 Bobbs Merrill Company 247 $2,759.49 248 Burroughs Corporation SANITATION FUND H0. 75-031 Caldwell Drug Center 250 517 George R. Sweet, Jr., " 330.00 251 Caldwell Memorial Hospital 518' F. Marie Rife " 138.00 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating 253 46.9 .00 254 Califernia Chemical Co., WATER FUND NO. 30 -031 Canyon Abstract & Title Co., 117.40 519 Jack Boyd Johansen " 389.91 257 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 520 Roy 0. Davis 275.88 Charles Greenblatt 259 521 Samuel Hartkopf a 295.19 15 -032 522 D. Richard Claussen " 290.64 11-032 20.25 523 H. N. Phillins " 302.06 45.00 19-032 524 Steve Fish " 237.56 24 -032 525 Earney B. Snoddy " 226.06 18-033 526 Lee W. Landreth " 207.45 17 -032 527 Kenneth Marion Dooms " 243.37 15-032 528 Vernon L. Trogdon " 181.76 15 -032 529 Lorraine McGoldrick " 68.95 15-032 $2,718.73 15 -032 TREATMENT PLANT FUND N0. 31 -031 21-032 530 Robert E. Hall, Sr., 285.67 23 -03 2 1 182 531 Harold Gene Curry 189.96 32.34 27-032 532 James Truman Easley " 326.21 25-032 $801.84 15-032 WATER(GENERAL OFFICE) FUND NO. 32-031 26 533 John Leslie Engle 397.50 15ao 534 Wilma B. Keech " 226.06 535 F. 'Marie Rife " 59.28 536 Barbara Lee Bosley " 182.02 537 Virginia Mae Manwill " 142.83 ?G1, 0700 538 Bank Of Idaho 6 607..00 539 State Tax Income Division " 91.18 54o Canyon County " 336.04 541 Municipal Group Insurance " 166.84 $2,208.75 TOTAL SALARIES FOR d11LY 1961 $43,021.51 260 GENERAL FUND V0. & 'dJf. N0 NAIM 240 American Municipal Association 241 Arthur Allen 242 B. & M. Equipment Co., Inc., 243 Barney's Union Service 244 Becker Hardware 245 Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc., 246 Bobbs Merrill Company 247 Burns Chevrolet Company 248 Burroughs Corporation 249 Caldwell Drug Center 250 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 251 Caldwell Memorial Hospital 252 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating 253 Caldwell Sporting Goods 254 Califernia Chemical Co., 255 256 Canyon Abstract & Title Co., 117.40 Canyon T. V. And Appliance 257 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 258 Charles Greenblatt 259 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 260 Crookham Company 261 Agnes Y. Denman 262 Dual Parking Meter Company 263 Freda's Cafe 264 Garber Peter Co., 265 George F. Cake Co., 26 6 Hardy Bros., Inc., 267 Hoff Building Supply 26 8 Howard Electric 269 Howard's Texaco Service 270 Idaho Department Store 271 Idaho Power Company 272 Idaho Sportsman 273 Idaho State Insurance 274 275 Idaho State Penitentiary Internountain Gas Co., AMOUNT 150.00 20.00 2.50 3.00 130.70 68.33 48.00 23.59 25.00 60.97 4.50 8.00 2.84 128.00 129.94 1.80 4.46 35.38 88.80 70.89 88.00 233.00 130.3 5 86.20 112.99 31.36 68.08 230.7.5 76.12 25.00 52.47 343.24 35.85 2,368.66 21.93 SUPPLIES FUND NUPdBER. L. P4TP6 11-032 23-032 26-032 15-032 15 -032 7.45 19 -032 1.75 23-032 121.50 15-032 13-032 15-032 13 -032 15-032 21-032 17 -032 26 -032 25 -032 20 -032 117.40 23-032 12.54 28 -032 15-032 15-032 15 -032 11-032 20.25 15-032 45.00 19-032 5.64 24 -032 16-032 18-033 17 -032 15-032 15-032 15 -032 15-032 15-032 15 -032 15-032 21-032 95.87 23 -03 2 1 182 26 -032 32.34 27-032 23.21 25-032 10-037 15-032 26 032 15ao AMOUNT 150.00 20.00 2.50 3.00 130.70 68.33 48.00 23.59 25.00 60.97 4.50 8.00 2.84 128.00 129.94 1.80 4.46 35.38 88.80 70.89 88.00 233.00 130.3 5 86.20 112.99 31.36 68.08 230.7.5 76.12 25.00 52.47 343.24 35.85 2,368.66 21.93 GE INERAL FUND SUPPLIES CONTINUED V0. & WT. N0, RAMS FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE AMOI NT +76 rrrigators Lumber Co., 15 - 032 1.3 23-032 94 25 -032 33.35 35.64 277 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc., 26 -032 2.00 278 Jack And Jerry's 26 -032 10.31 279 Jackson, Messuri .& Co., 10 -039 1,064.00 280 Dennis F. Johnson 23-032 8.00 281 King Brown Gardens 21 -032 14.00 26 - 032 7.48 21.48 282 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 15 - 032 19.E 22 - 032 6.6o 23 -032 2.05 28.45 283 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 18-032 2.60 284 Model Market 26-032 23:97 285 Moon Lawn Mower And Repair 26 -032 35.00 286 Moore Stationery 26 -033 23.52 287 Mountain States Tel And Tel Co., 26 - 033 529.76 288 National Safety Council 15-032 4.5o 289 The News Tribune 10 -036 8.25 22-032 39.00 47.25 290 R. & B. Market 21 -032 1.62 291 Sargent - Sowell, ,Inc., 15 -032 38.51 292 S Auto Electric, Inc., 15 -032 32.14 293 Ed. Simmerman 11 --032 100.00 294 Summers Stationery & Office Supply 13 -032 1.18 19 -032 26.70 27.88 295 Swanson Art & Music 25 -032 15.00 296 Traffic Appliance Corporation 18 -033 3 297 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 15 -032 1.50 21 -032 h.40 5.90 298 Union Pacific R. R. Co., 18 -032 12.07 299 Wescott Service 15 -032 23.20 300 Western Business Supply 15 -032 6.43 301 Western City 15 -032 2.00 302 Superior Glass 10 -035 2.65 I Total General Fund Supplies for Emd -July 1961 $10,829.67 WATER & SEWER FUND SUPPLIES 104 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc., 30- 130.82 105 Becker Hardware Co., 31 -032 19.68 lo6 Burroughs Corporation 32 -032 212.00 107 Caldwell Auto Supply 30 -032 .76 31 -032 19.05 19.51 108 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 21 - 032 146.06 109 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co., 31 -032 2.39 110 The Printers, Ltd., 30 -032 5.60 32 - 032 31.70 37.30 111 Certified Lavoratories 31 -032 22.48 112 D & B Supply Company 30 -032 6.30 113 Hellige, Inc. 31 - 032 40.15 11L Idaho Power Company 30 -032 239.88 115 J. W. Cppeland Yard 30 -032 23.20 116 Jackson, Messuri & Co., 32 -032 600.00 117 Jim Lyke , Postmaster 32 -032 150.00 118 McNeel, Inc., 31 -032 6.97 r _ 119 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co., 31 -032 22.20 120 The National Cash R Zister Co., 32 -032 76.40 121 Pitney- Bowes, Inc,,' 32-032 29.82 122 Scranton Publishing Co., 31 -032 5.00 123 State Insurance Fund 30 -032 226.37 124 Summers Stationery & office Supply 30 -032 3.19 32 -032 10.69 13.88 125 Telephone 32 -032 61.00 126 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 31-032 3.00 127 Waterworks Equipment Co., 30 -033 251.33 31 -032 43.2h 294.57 128 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc., 30 - 032 2.20 Total Water & Sewer Fund for End - July 1961 $2,390.48 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES 248 The Caxton Printers, 2.15 249 Leslie Ford 45 -032 18.83 250 Idaho Department Store 45 -032 14.98 251 Mountain States Tel. And Tel Co., L5 -032 216.45 252 R.H. R. Firestone L5 -032 1.50 253 Starline Equipment Company 45 -032 60.79 254 VOIDED 255 Tray Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co., 45 -032 21.50 256 John Warren 45 -032 7.96 257 Becker's Hardware 50 -033 110.00 258 Idaho Power Company 50 -032 143.21 259 King Brown Gardens 50-032 16.50 260 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 50-032 7.70 261 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co., 5C -032 7.35 262 Armco Drainage & 2etal Products, Inc., 60 -032 22.44 263 Jae Arriaga 60 -033 114.00 264 Bales Lumber Company 60 -033 104.37 265 Bestwmy Building Center 60 -032 1.76 266 Bob & John's, Inc., 60-032 4.08 267 Caldwell Auto Supply 60 -032 27.91 268 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc., 60 -032 122.50 269 Tom Carr 60 -033 155.00 270 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 60 -032 .75 s or�we7�.'ools Co., ar 60 -032 9. ' er o or Co., 60-032 25.11 X99 V 0. & Off. NO. NAME 273 Heating Equipment Co., 274 Idaho Power Company 275 Irrigators Lumber Co., 276 J. Lynn Lawrence Oil Co., 277 The Premier Fasterner Company 278 - Richardson Heating 279 Sattlers Auto Electric 280 The Sakoeth Company 291 Service Parts Co., 282 Telephone 233 Vanwapys Loving & Storage, Inc., 284 J. W. Weeks & Son, Inc., 285 Western Road Machinery Company 296 B. ". U. Equipment Co., Inc., 2P.7 Destway Bridling Center 288 Tom Carr 239 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 290 - Garber Motor Co., 291 Hoff Building Supply 292 Howard Electric 293 Idaho Power Company 294 Irrigators Lumber Co., 295 Alta E. Williams, City Tre,,surer 296 Caldwell Sanitary Service 2 97 Nampa Sanitary_Service 298 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund 299 Melvin V. Davenport, County Surveror 30C Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co., Total Special Fund For End of July 1961 DUND Nilr.UM & PURPOSE 60-033 60 -032 6o-032 3.63 60-033 1,627.92 60-032 60-032 6o-033 60-032 60-032 60-032 6o-032 60-032 60-032 60 -032 70. -032 70 -032 70-032 70 -032 70-032 70 -032 70 -032 70 -032 70 -032 70-032 75 -o34 75 -034 91_032 91 -032 91 -032 EXP EN DI TURES SY KDMS AMOUNT 374.00 2,229.34 1,631.55 106.48 76.94 53.25 12.07 10.61 21.62 18.90 3.45 21.10 101.64 9.60 12.35 38.75 200.39 4.60 7.00 13.26 149.73 4.00 3.25 4,516.05 336.70 6.30 25.00 36.66 $11,546.33 WATER FUND SUPPLI 30-032 507.50 g'ATER CAP. " 30 -033 382.15 TREAI.01T PLAIff " 31 -032 329.22 WATER GEN. OFF. " 32 -032 1,171.61 FIRE DEPT.FUND " 45 -032 344.16 C- YETERY FUP ?D " 5D 032 1 ?4.76 CE12"I ERY CAP. " 50-033 110.00 STREET FUND " 60-032 3,124.73 STREET CAP. " 60-033 2,428.54 IRRIGATION FUND " 70 -032 443.43 SANITATION CONTRACT 75 -034 4,852.75 CEIIETER SINF.ING FUND 91 -032 67.96 END -JULY '61 $13,936,81 TOTAh SUPPLIES FOR 1.UD -JUi.Y 57,193.81 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR END -JULY 24,766.48 TOTAL SALARIES FOR JULY 1 61 43,021.51 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR JULY 1 61 124,981.80 Tony Messuri of Jackson & Messuri C. P. A. was present and gave a detailed report on the 1961 it. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Cauncilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Eldredge that Council recess to meet August 21, 1961, at d:OD o'clock P, M. Motionc,rried. Mayor. Citv Clerk.