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August 17th. 1931
E. J. Swan and T. J. Allison appeared and discussed at length the opening of 16th.
street.
Moved by Sandmeyer and seconded by Johnston that the matter be referred to the Road
Committee, with power to act. Motion Carried.
A letter was read from the Secretary of the Pioneer irrigation District asking that fJ
the appropriation from the District be reduced from the 0 10,000.00, the amount made is
the Apportionment made by the Council.
Moved by Vassar and seoonded by Dickend that we leave the apportionment from the
Pioneer Irrigation District the same as last year, 4 10,000.00, and that the Clerk be
instructed to so notify the Secy. of the District. Motion earried.
Moved by Johnston and seconded by Vassar that the City Attorney prepare an Ordineno
providing for the depth and contents of graves in the Cemetery. Motion carried.
Moved by Dickens and asconded by Vassar that this Connoil stand adjourned.
CITY Ole-M. yor
COUNCIL CHAMHERS, SEPT. 1, 1931
8:00 P. M.
The City Council met on this date on call of the Mayor, as the regular date,
Sept. 7th. came on Labor Day. Mayor Fred L. Lilly presiding.
on Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G.
kO ister, 0. E. Hales, E. L. Vassar, Joe Dickens and C. M. Johnabon.
The Clerk read the Minutes of August 3rd. and 17th, which were approved as read.
Fred L. Evans, Secy. of the Pioneer irrigation District, appeared and again asked
that the appropriation from the District be lowered.
The matter was left with the Irrigation Committee.
The august Bills were read as follows:
GENERAL FUND.
No. Name For what Amount
721
John Holden
Balance on Team
260.00
722
Fred L. Lilly
Salbary
a. 00
723
M. S. Sandmeyer
"
5.50-
724
A. G. Kaister
°
5.50-
725
C. E. Hales
5.50
726
E. L. Vassar
"
5.501
727
Joe Diokene
5.50
728
Co M. Johnston
"
5.50-
729
0. D. Rush
50.00.E
730
H. E. rarmenter
"
90,00-
731
Bee Gee Stationery Store
supplies
.60„
732
H. E. Parmenter
Salary
50.00
733
The Caxton Printers
supplies
40.80^-
734
Clerk's Revolving Cash Faad
"
25.66-
735
Ralph deal
"
1.75
736
Idaho Power Co
"
24.96
737
Ernst Coal Cc
"
11.00 w
738
Mts. States Tel. and Tel Oo
4.86-
739
Caldwell Plumbing and Heating Co
"
126.00-
740
miller Hardware Co
"
0.90-
741
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
4.74w
742_
Doyle .Fender
Salary
156.00
743'
Lionel Krell
136.00-
744
coy Collins
"
125.00n°
745
Pete Clasen
"
110.00''
746
Elwood 2u.gh
"
92.00 ✓
747
wwilbur Shuee
Services
17.50 -✓,
748
George Randolph
^
17.50+
749
3. P. Glenn
"
16.50"
750
Ordel Royce
"
15.00^'
751
Emry Royce
15
752
Charley Rowland
11.50
753
Ed smith
11.50
754
A. W. Duncan
Supplies
3.60 - v
755
Haxter Foundary and meohine Wks
4.50 ,
756
Troy Laundry
10.64r
757
Larkins Manufaotuting Co
"
52.Be '
J
_
Sept. 1, 1931
Rio.
name
What For
Amount
758
Sanderson Safety Supply Co
supplies
7.19 ti
759
Garber Grooery
"
3.00 ti
760
Greenlunds Drug Store
"
1.00-
761
Hiller ,Hardware
"
12.85-
L�
762
Caldwell News- Tribune
3.00`
763
'Mts. states Tel. and Tel. Cc
"
15.95-
763A
Falk® Caldwell Store
44.50"
764
Clerk'e Revolving Cash Fund
"
13.64
765
J. Fred Howland
Salary and Supplies
_UFW__
766
Chas. E. Jarvis
"
120.00-
767
M. I7. Sawyer
WOO-• -
766
T. H. Dryden
50.00 -
769
H. D. Andrews
25.00 -
770
B: 0. Shively
"
3.50 -v
171
Floyd Southward Assigned .order
3.00...
772
Botkin Gordon Drug " "
3,60-
773
Purklilser Electrio shop
supplies
275..00.1
774
The 61reno Go
24.94 --
716
Garb4r Grocery
4.83 --
776
Rowland Durant Motor Cc
.50-
777
Botkin Gordon Drug
"
.15--
f�
778
Mts. States Tel. and Tel. Cc
10.60-
pl,
779
Bee Goa, Stationery Cc
2.25 -
I
780
Graves LUnah
4.
781
Troy'Laundry
1.01 -
782
Caldwell News - Tribune
4.75 -
783
Bee Gee stationery Store
1.10'
784
Stewart Maxey
Salary
60.00..
785
Caldwell State Bank
Rent
80.00+
786
Caxton Printers
supplies
5.84y
761
Caldwell News- Tribune
Printing
•24.50-4
788
Westdott -Allen Oil 00
Gasoline
278.27•
788A
Jack Thorne Motor Co
Supplies
5.21
788B
Peokham Furniture 00
IT
2.60-
7880
A. 6. Callsea
"
234.45-
788D
Fred Mobue
Labor and Material
46.30-
788E
A. G. Oalleeam
supplies
28.60-
7883
L. Pt. Porter
Bldg. Inspector
24.00^'
Total
Road fund
II
789
L. M. Porter
Eng. and Supt-
67.00
790
S. P. Glenn
Salary
125.004✓
J
791
John Beall
IT
117.60 -°
792
W. M. Gainey
"
72.70 -
793
George Allen
106.00-
794
D. 47. Jones
90.00-
795
F. Allen Smith
"
77.20
796
Geo. stewart
"
65.00-
797
Ed Campbell
"
46.00 -
798
E. L. Wilkerson
"
65.77-"
799
Art Blue
44.80 -
800
W. Hibbs
22.40 -
801
Jim wymore
"
6.40'
802
0. F: Clammons
6.40 -
803
Omar `Maj or
"
6.40 -
804
Frank Bedley
6.00,..
605
R. king
"
6.00-✓
806
Bill Vassar
"
3.75 N
807
C. w. Lamme
"
3.20,
806
Joe Austin
IT
3,20.E
p
809
Jim Ramsey
n
4.00^'
610
Mrs. J. S. Harrington Assigned Order
6.40 -
811
0. P. Skaggs IT "
"
3.20
812
Golden Rule Store 6 " "
IT
133.60^e
813
WOO and Rawlings 2 " "
"
48.00"'
813A
Folks Caldwell Store
47.20.E
814
H. R. Jewett
Supplies
16.69 t
616
Idahq Power Cc
"
105.06
816
Westoott -Allen Oil Co
60.50 -✓
817
Standard Oil Cc
"
33.02-
818
Ernst Coal Go
"
26.65✓
819
Puller Hardware Co
"
23.25-✓
820
A. W. Duncan
"
14.50-✓
821
Hemmer Motor Cc
5.29.✓
822
Century Tool and Metal Cc
4. 01N
823
Caldwell Radiator Worke
3.75 -
824
Hollingsworth implement Cc
"
6.30-
1
826
Caldwell News - Tribune
3.40
826
oemyon County
"
2.67
827
Purkhiser Electric Co
1.26"
828
Alva.Steward
IT
.85'
829
Clerk's Revolving Cash A'und
"
36.02-
829A
Vassar Produce Co
"
2.00
829B
Teresse Goette
Total
2.70
- - 1.�1�2�
WITER WORKS FUND
830
L, M. Porter
babary and Expenses
79.60
831
C. D. Rush
100.00.
F
832
Bryan Harding
"
125.00
833
Wilbur Shnee
113.60
4%-
Sept. 1, 1931
No.
name
What For
Amount
334
D. K. Beatty
Labor
108.50,
635
Cy. D. Crandall
^
109.25
836
Ernest Mabon
"
96.20 -r/
837
Joe Austin
^
19.20
838
Jim u7more
Duke woods
wileon Mercantile Co
19.20
839
Bryan Colline
2.50 -1
Total - - -
17.6011/
840
Art Blue
41.60
841
R. w. Hibbs
"
2P.40,/
842
Walt Mansell
"
12.00,V
843
D. M. Shute
Material
10.65%✓
844
Levi Hardbaetle
Labor
9.60-✓
845
J. S. Booth
"
20:40;;
846
Kennith Niokle
"
3.20u
847
A. H. Oladn
"
3:20:,/
848
Leighty 36rvice Station Assigned
Order
20:40 a
849
I. H. watdrs "
" ^
16.40•✓
850
A. H. Randolph ^
n n
20.40.,
851
wilson bmeroantile Co "
48.00.'
852
wall and $awlings "
"
24.00'
853
Golden Rule Store 8
" ^
152.40,✓
854
Folks OelAwall Store "
" "
24.00-
865
waterworkq Equipment Co
Supplies
671.90 N
856
Crane Co..
327.I1
857
Pittsburg4 Equitable Meter Cc
^
226.34 b
868
Hersey VA*I •aoturing Cc
"
96.78-
869
Neptune Meter Co
"n_ _
60.61^'
860
Idaho Power Cc
J ''
562.55
861
Caxton Printers
"
29.00-
862
A. W. Dangan
14.85.✓
863
Mts. Statga Tel.and Tel. Cc
"
12.46 ✓
864
Caldwell Mfg. 00
10.80`
866
Miller Hardware Cc
7.80-
866
western Anion
"
4.59^
867
Caldwell Plumbing and Heating Cc
3.90'
868
IMappe Paint Store
3.20'-
869
0.. A. Payne
"
7.008'70
870
Baxter Foundry And Mob wke
7.000
871
Milliner Transfer Co
"
2.50 1
872
Caldwell News- Tribune
"
18.30,"
873
Greenlund Drag store
.30
874
Clerk's Revolving Cash Fund
"
42.09 ✓'
874A
Jack Thorne Motor Co
"
1.26
Total - - -
- 3 S ,
LIBRARY FUND
875
Lalla Bed4ord
salary
125.00✓
876
Xre. Ida Raby
66:00!
877
William M4roh
"
58.20.d
878
H. R. Huntting Cc
supplies
69.67'
879
Dieter Bookbinding 00
Rebinfting books
52.15
880
Follett Book Go
Books
38.41 V
881
Carnegie Library
Telephone and Power
13. 75.1
882
Caldwell News - Tribune
supplies
8.401
883
Arthur R.- womrsth Cc
Books
7.47
884
Library of Congress
supplies
6.50'
885
American Library Assn
3.0011'
886
Demoo Library Supplies
1
Total - -
- 6U-
j
J
CEMETERY FONDS
M
J. W. Rosa
Salary 100.00 �
888
W. Dawson
90.00 ✓
83.20 ✓
009
um. shuee
" 83 .20
890
Larl Drown
" 83.20
891
R. VI. Kingston
" 89.20a
892
Harry Johnston
22:40
893
894
Duke woods
wileon Mercantile Co
supplies 6.00.1
894A
Caldwell.Produoe Cc
2.50 -1
Total - - -
j
J
PARK FONDS
895
T. D. Finn
salary
100.004
41.60
896
w. Grover.
"
2 '
897
M. Baremore
n
.8
8 0,y
898
J. H. Barry
"
19.204
19
899
George Lafferty
9.60,
900
901
Charles Reed
Idiller Hardware Co
Supplies
6.05 v'
902
Boles Oo -op Store
903
sahromm- Johnson Drng Store
"
.654
7.00
904
L. E. Stone
"
2.75 °'
905
Caldwell Plumbing and Hosting Co
Total - -
IRRIGATION FUND
1 906
L. NI- Porter
Fmgr and Supt
67.00'
127.00'
907
F. E. DoWd
Salary
100.b0
908
C. L. Boiirland
"
j
J
Se ptember 1, 193I
V. I
it
i
C
0
No.
Name
Whet for
Amount
909
Thomas R. Cochrane
Salary
102.00 ,
010
Vim. St Jeer
^
83.20
911
Noel Nafesm
"
83.20-
912
John Siler
"
76.80^
913
L. D. Webster
76.80v
914
Golden Rule Store Assigned'Order
26.60✓
915
Idaho Power Co
Sagplies
123.70-
916
P7estoott -Allen Oil Co
"
18.00&
917
Miller Hardware Co
"
14.20"
918
I. E. Goldsmith
"
5.60^`
919
Hemmer Motor Co
"
5.29-
920
Hammar Motor Co
2.65'
921
Wilson Mercantile Co
"
3.60'"
922
Keister Implement Co
"
2.00'"
923
Butler Hardware Oo
"
1.43.-
924
Leighty Servioe Station
"
.60 -
924A
Jack ThorUe Motor Co
" SPRINKLING
1 0.39- 925.46
926
I. P. Jones
Salary
IXS.=
926
Claude Luellen
145.60-
927
Ray Nitohman
"
96.20 -
928
Goo. Steward
40.00
929
A. W. Duncan
Supplies
3.Oov
930.
Oregon Trail and Battery Shop
"
3.50-
931
Leighty Service Station
It
12.76'& 445.65
Total
STREET LIGHTING
932
Idaho Power Co
Street Lighting
810.15'
933
Intermountain Electric Co
Supplies
64.97'✓
Total - - - -
EXCHANGE ON BONDS
934 First National Bank, Ualdwell Exchange on Bonds and Coupons 20.07 -v
GRAND TOTAL OF MENDITORES FOR AUGUST - - - 4 11,656.66
Moved by Vaesar and seconded by Dickens 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. Motion carried.
The Mayor presented the matter of allowing the United States Government to move
the eleotris light pble on the alley at the back of the new Pout office Building.
After due consideration, the Council decided to allow the moving of said pole.
Moved by Vassar and seconds& y Dickens that the b'inanoe Committee straighten up the
the taxes on the Carnegie pity Library, the City Hall and Memorial kark in Local Im-
provement District No. 2 and No. 4. Motion Carried.
Moved by Dickens and seconded by sales that this City Council stand adjourned on
call E6 the Mayor.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS, SEFTEMBER 8, 1931
8:00 P. m.
An'adjourned meeting of the City Council met on call of the mayor, with the Mayor,
Fred L. Lilly presiding.
on Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: M. S. Sandmeyer, A. G.
Keibter, C. E. Belo, C. M. Johnston, E. L. Vaeear and Joe Dickens.
The principal object of the meeting was the making of the City Levy for the year
1931 amd 1932. The City Attorney gave a statement of the proposed levy of M mills.
After `a fall consideration, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance
making a total levy of 30 mills for the fiscal year.
C. E. Bales introduced Bill No. 2, by Sales entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION L OF ORDINANCE 110. 287 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL
IDAHO, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE N0. 383 OF THE CITY of CALDVMLL, IDAHO, RELATING
TO THE FIRE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, AND CHANGING AND ESTABLISH&
IIVG SAID FIRE LIMITS.
was read for the first time, and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill
No. 2/
It was moved by Bales and seconded by Dickens that the rules requiring the reading'