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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1941-09-02city council minutesu no..1 Affidavits of Publication were read by the City Clerk, Applications for Beer License were read from Saratoga Club and Safeway, the fee accompanying 8keh application. Moved by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that these licenses be granted, Motion carried, There being no further business to come L) afore the Council it was moved by Frash seconded by Bryant that Council adjourn. Moti ')n carried, City Clerk. COUNCIL C &AMBERS, SEPT'EMBE'R 2nd, 1941. 8:00 P. Mayor The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of-the City Hall, with the Mayor H.E. McCluskey, presiding. i On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Thurlow Bryant, Alilbur Daksn; Pxjed E. Newman, Floyd blunt and E.E. Frasher. Absent: C. 0. McDannel. The Minutes of August 4th., were read and approved as read. The i6eyor informed the Council that Per, bovie had tendered his resignation as Nilk Inspector. Moved by Daksn, seconded by -Bryant that the Council accept ^r. Bevis's resignel and that Mr. Powell be appointed !Milk Inspector. Motion carried, Moved by Bryant, seconded by Newman that street lights be installed at the irtersectioon of Derry and Kimsey Streets and at 11th and Elgin Street. Motion carried. 'loved by Dakan, sec;nd4d by Bryant that the City Treasurer be authorize" to transfer $500 quarterly from the :Waterworks Fund to the '.ti'ater Depreciation Fund in ac- cordance with Ordinance No'270. Motion carried. ° . °oved by Blunt seconded by Newman that the City Clerk be authorized to lssuej warrants from the City Hall Fund for the purchase of the following lots, to -wit; Block 19, Lot 3 Mrs. Gilgan- Sarchett '$2000.00 Block 19, Lots 4 -5 American Legion g x.2500.00 ^. otion carried. Thereupon Councilman Bryant, introduced Bill No 8, Proposed Ordinance No 581, Intitled: . Bill Ito. 9, ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR 1941, ORDINANCE No. 581 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR '171 A?SESSMFNT AND LEVY OF A TAX FOR GENERAL R7'VMTUL' 'DEPOSES FOR PAYING THE CURRENT =rE!TSES OF THE CITY OF CALD1dELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, Ot, THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING T74E FIRST DAY OF May, 1941. The above was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the considers- don of said Blll"and Ordinance. It was moved by Fresher, seconded by Blunt that the rules -squiring that the reading of a bill on threeseparete days be suspended and that Bill No be read the second time by title and the third tire in full, section by section placed o is final passage,( The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll 8n the motion with the ollowing result: Those voting In the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt and rasher. Negative; None. Absent and not voting. McDannel. The Mayor declared the otion had passed and directed the Clerk to read bill Ito 8, the second time by title and :e third time in full,- section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The p,J I� I, I question then being "Shall Bill No 6, pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roI on the above question which resulted as follows; Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dekan, Newman, Blunt and Fresher. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: McDannel. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill `;o 6, had passed and directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 581, to be published in the Cald- Ne\S Tribune well the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Thereupon Councilman Dekan, introduced 8111 No 9, Proposed Ordinance No 582, en- titled: Bill No 9, Proposed Ordinance No 562, �1 By Dekan. All ORDINANCE REGULATING THE INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF ELECTRICAL WIRING FIXTURES AND AFPARATUS IN TAE CITY OF CALDTELL, IDAHO A'SD PHOVIDING FOR THE Im- SPEC1'TON TI'.EREOF: PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND REGISTERED ELECTRICIANS! PROVIDING FOR T'HE APPOINTMENT OF A BOIRD OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS: PROVIDING CERTAIN DUTIES AND PO',VRS OF BUILDING INSPECTOR OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL: PROVIDING FOR TFE REGISTF,ATION OF ROISTERED ELECTRICIANS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUAPCD OF WIRING FERMITS' PROVIDING FOR "' IT FEES;' tnOVIDINO TFR MA -NER IT! =4 CF ELECTRICAL 9?IRINA SHALL BE I41x STALLEb: AUTHORIZING T7E LITILDING INSPECTOR TO MAKE NEW AND ADDITIONAL RULES AND REGULATION GOVERNING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS AND TO CONDEITN' "AND CAUSE TO 5 E RirJOVFD OR REPAIRED UN- SABE OR FAULTY ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION; PROHIBITING CONNECTION WITH ELECTRICAL ENERGY EX- CEPT UPON AFFROVAL OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR: PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; REPIO.LING ORDINANCES NOS, 299, 354, 401 AND 469 OF THE CITY OF CALDTELL AND ANY OTHER ORDINANC 7S Or, PARTS OF ORDINANCES THAT MAY PERTAIN TO THE INSTALLATION, MAIN- TENANCE AND REPAIR OF ELECTRICAL WIRING FIXTURES AND APPARATUS IN THE CITY OF CALDT,'ELL, IDAIIO :,AND PROVIDING A SAVING CLAUSE. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to the consideration of said Bill and Ordinance. The Bills for August were read and on motion by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that these Bills be allowed and 71srrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Flnnnce Committee. Motion carried. Nos Name. That for. Amount. G7.47FAL FUND 808 H,E. McCluskey Salary 50.00 809 Thurlow Bryant " 25.00 810 fillbur Dekan " 25.00 811 Fred E. Newman " 25,00 ' 812 Floyd Blunt " 25.00 813 E.E.Frasher " 25.00 814 C._0. McDannel " 25.00 615 O.- .Fritts " 150•.00 816 Ada bartnebower 94.00 817 Luella Hartenbower " 69.00 616 Mountain 6 taias Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4;75 819 Ii, E. 1 'armenter Salary 140.00 620 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., Adding Machine 266.40 821 Idaho Power Co., Power 25.45 822 American Legion Lots 2500.00 823 Martha Gilgan Sarchett 2000.00 824 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., Supplies 240.06 825 Wbite Furniture Co., 11 54.60 826 Clerk's Cash Revolv. Fund Bond for Protectogrnph 22;00 827 Tree Spraying Fund Spraying Trees 2.50 828 A.G. Simms Supplies 1.25 629 Hecker Hdw. .25 830 Lionel C. Kroll Salary 165.00 831 Coy Collins " 145.00 832 Pate Olesen " 14D.00 833 Forrest :?illender " 130.00 834 Ta'ldo ra " 130.00 835 Wilbur Shuee Servtces 120.00 -- 836 Max Maxwell " 12.50 837 Ed Smith " 12.50 838 A.B. -nurnett " 10.00 839 Dal Royce 7.00 840 Willia 'goods 7.00 841 Benny Hescock,assig City Tress. " 7.00 842 Lewis Kroll 5.00 643 Jack Shoemaker " 5.00 844 F.C. Hoyt " 2.50 845 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 7.75 46 Troy Laundry Laundry 6.11 7 First Service Statio• Supplies 1.50 . P 48 Clerk's Cash R Fund Supplies .85 49 Caldwell Auto Supply " .70 I 850 B51 B52 653 B54 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 !72 S73 5 6 93 name, '. ",'hat for, Amount, C.!� Claussen Selory 140,00 Ernie Mason Services 130.00 Jack Thomas 130.00 0, V. Glenn " 130.00 E. G, Giddings Wm Carlson ° 120.00 J.F.Cromweil „ 110.00 M. 'N.Sawyer n 25,00 Wm Kiley „ 18.00 Ben Eeras „ 15.00 Levi Hardcsstle n 18,00 Cleo Lodenhamer ` 13.50 C.I.Anderson Supplies 7.87 d 42,25 Lodge Motor Co., „ 625.91 Sanderson Safety Supply Co., " 32.45 12.35 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent a 'Poll' 227.04 Construction Fund Caldwell Auto Supply Supplies 10,62 Tewell Electric „ 6.97 R,�.Goldsmith n 5.50 Franks Loan Office " 68,00 Gamble Store „ 5,00 E.C. Rikcok 4.4C Shorb Printing Go., 30.00 Moore Stationery „ 2.50 L. V. Porter Salary y .35 Bryan arding it 10,50 Caldwell Tire Co, Supplies 135:00 13 00 S.Een Dunlap „ 5,25 Idaho First Nations' Bank Rent 75.00 40.00 Mss, Vinnie Dunn Caldwell Rews= ribune 4 Set, niChts 2,00 Idaho Ges & Oil Co,, Printing Gasoline 3,60 Ernest Earl D. J. Winters- Salary 367.50 132.50 Westcott'011 Co., Supplies 110.00 Pletcher Oil Go ,� 38.32 Goodman Oil Co., " 30.42 Idaho Power Co., Power 29.84 Caldwell Auto Supply pp Su lies 10.00 D. N. Nordling 'arts a 7.31 Goldsmith Shop n 7.24 Bennett Machine & Welding Works " 2,60 Sanderson Safety Supply Co., 1.50 Gajjble Stor. „ 1.25 McNeel Lbr. Co., „ 1.01 Clerk's Cash Ezvolving i'und li 1.00 Leoker Edw. Co, .80 Scotty's Lunch Meals .10 W.R. Hollingsworth & Ralph Rent 31.65 Lqe Rowland Rooms 30.00 2.00 TOTAL G -NERAL FMTD 8,996.17 ROAD FUND S. P. Glenn E a Ea rl Zeal Salary& Overtime „ „ „ 166,15. Rey Woolery „ 155,62 James n, Evans Services 136,50 Hygh Lrock 122,00 r Jones 112,50 Everett Evans 107,50 Bay Jewett „ 77,50 Mark Sawyer 76.50 Ed Houser „ 32,40 Harry Evans „ 10.80 'Qlyde Jones „ 5,40 Eurns Chev, Go., Supriies 5,40 Kim Thurmond �� 928.15 Caldwell Concrete Pipe „ 625.91 Ray Woolery, Assig, E.E. Frasher Swnting Tractor Co., International Pickup p 364,55 325,00 Columbia Equipment Co,, Supplies n 227.04 R.. G,Goldsmith „ 85.29 Fletcher Oil „ 76.14 R*y Jewett n 69.96 Westcott 011 CO., „ 68,00 Caldwell Auto Supply n 48.73 Harry's Repair Shop 32,29 Bennett Machine & '- Neldin6 24,50 Evans Motor Co „ „ 14,59 Richfield Oil „ 11,06 Goldsmith Shop 10,50 King Wrecking „ 6.91 Evans Notor Co., „ 5,25 Becker iidw. 3.95 Gamble Store 1,34 McNeel Lbr, Co., „ ,59 . 35 TOTAL ROAD FUND w 3,940.37 i l_ I TOTAL SrninnI7r, FUDD ? 225.50 CL",: 7T"R PUvD 996 Geo Hammer Salary 135:00 WATFR FUND - Nos. Dame. - Whnt for, Amount. 934 C - . D. Crandall S ^lacy 135.00 935 Lee Stone " 114.50 936 `Roy "n1ton Services 93,60 937 L. C. dr,rton 93.60 936 Bethane O'7ilkinson Pclary 57.00 939 A. 3.Gxley Services 43,20 940 Hugh Marshall Services 41.47 941 R. I, Creham,assig Floyd Southward " 19.80 ` 942 C Worsham " 7 20 943 M. W. 1fawyer 5,40 944 .Sack Millinger 3.60 945 Harry Fvans " 3.60 946 Idaho Power Co., Power 339,16 947 Crane Co,, Supplies 81.21 948 Hersey ?rfg. Co., " 77.71 949 Clerk's Cash REvoly fund " 46.06 950 Short Pringing Co., 44.40 ` 951 Caldwell Concrete Pape Co., 37.00 952 ?711son -Petry Marc 35.50 953 Irrigator Lbr. Co., 34.98 954 Burroughs Adding t+'achine " 23.40 955 Becker t'dw. " 15.85 956 Mountair States Tel k Tel Rent & Toll 15.80 957 avestcott Oil Supplies 10,30 958 Neptune Meter Co., " 7.02 959 Boones Book Store 5.25 960 Bennett Machine & 117eldirg 1.45 h 961 Hay -Boone Co., ° 1.20 962 Caldw 11 Cyclery " .50 TOTAL WATER FUND 1,394.76 LIBRP= FUND 963 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 125.00 964 Flnvilla C.Blondell " 50.00 965 A;E,; Hastie 40.00 966 Idaho Power Go., Power 10,57 967 ?,To�intein States (Gal & Tel Rental 400 968 Pdrkhiser Elec. Co., Supplies 3..75 969 Tree Spraying Fund ^ree Spraying 2.10 970 The 17.h. Hunting co., Books _ 104.86 971 A.C. McClurg & Co., Books 54.48 972 The Oregon News Co., " 9,39 TOTAL LIBR RY FUND w 407.05 IRRIGATION FUND 973 C. L. Bourland Salary 135,00 974 H;-'.Cole 127,00 975 Oscar Hauman " 107.00 976 T ;h. " 107.CO 977 7v ;E. Lawrence Services 98.10 978 Guy Healy 96.75 979 Noel Nadeau 93.60 980 .q ;7 -'. "haver " 86.40 981 John Whitley " 32.40 962 Fred nendrick 32.40 983 Dan Davidson, assig Gamble Store " 27.00 984 Russel Stewart, assig Model Cash " 19.80 985 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 120.60 986 Ida o Power Co., Power 51.82 987 17. H? Stewart Supplies 25.74 _ 928 VeNeel Lbr.Co., " 13.66 989 Irrigator's Lbr.Co., " 11,82 099 Boise Payette Lbr.Co., 11.35 991 H Repair -`'hop " 8,24 092 Becker Hdw. " 2.20 f } TOTAL IPRIr'ATIOA' F7ND 1,217.78 w 'I SPT?INKLING FUND 993 Del Soper Salary 136.50 994 Wm Gainey " 88.00 995 Evana :rotor Co., Supplies 1,00 TOTAL SrninnI7r, FUDD ? 225.50 CL",: 7T"R PUvD 996 Geo Hammer Salary 135:00 1.005. R. E. Olson 1035 Sam Livesay .1037 Sam Lemkin 1038 Reece Bayless 10.39 W. L . Landreth 1040' Woods Jewelry 1041 Campbell Imp. Co., 1042 Caldwell- Qyclery [1 1043 R: E. Olson 1044 State Golf Assoc 1045 Idaho Power Co., 1046 Tree Spraying Fund 1047 Fenrich Wood Shop 1048 Brooks Service Station TOTAL PART( rjvD GOLF F -UND Salary Servi'c'es Services n n Supplies n n v Power Tree Spraying Supplies " TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND 1049 Nos. Name. '."hat for Amount. ,r 1051 997 Clifford Raymond Salary 110.00 " 1053 998 Loren Kesler Services 93.60 9.00 1055 999 Paul Pidgeon Services 93.60 Sup 1057 000 Orfar-Rsymond " 93.60 .70 001 Cleo Black " 50.40 79.20 002 Levi Strange 9.45 43.20 5.40 003 Vassar Produce Supplies 15.00 6.40 004 Filson Voter Co., 406.13 10.90 40.00 005 Peckham - Williamson 8.10 006 Gamble Store 6.12 007 Caldwell Auto Supply 2.60 008 IYountain States Tel Tel vent & Toll 2.00 TOTAL CEYETERY FUND 664.32 PARK FUND 009 T.I.J'inn Salary 99.00 ^ 010 J.B. Gibson Services 97.38 011 C,F,Overlin 89.33 012 W. L. Landreth it 62,10 013 sa Lamkin " 34.85 034 Viva Barton " 25.72 015 Lew Lullerton, assig C.C. rderson " 11.25 016 Hattie Starks " 7,35 017 W.W.Shaver " u 6.30 018 Mrs. H Spencer 3.85 019 Mrs. Harry Spencer, assig City Tress. " 1.75 020 Tree Spraying Fund Tree Spraying 136.45 521.' Idaho Power Co., Power 60.14 022 mcNeel Lbr. Co., Supplies 21.44 023 National Mower Co., 21.00 024 Crane Co., 15,65 Becker Hdw. " 11.60 026 Lew Fullerton, assig C.C.Anderson 10,00 1 025 027 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., "" 4.16 028 R,G.Goldsmith 3.30 029 d.W.Weeks 8: Co., " 3.02 030 Caldwell Cyclery " 3.00 031 Caldwell Mfg, Co., 3.00 032 Caldwell Auto Supply " .90 033 Clerkta Cash Rb;v®ly. Fund " .45 i 034 'Nalgreen Drug " ,35 1.005. R. E. Olson 1035 Sam Livesay .1037 Sam Lemkin 1038 Reece Bayless 10.39 W. L . Landreth 1040' Woods Jewelry 1041 Campbell Imp. Co., 1042 Caldwell- Qyclery [1 1043 R: E. Olson 1044 State Golf Assoc 1045 Idaho Power Co., 1046 Tree Spraying Fund 1047 Fenrich Wood Shop 1048 Brooks Service Station TOTAL PART( rjvD GOLF F -UND Salary Servi'c'es Services n n Supplies n n v Power Tree Spraying Supplies " TOTAL GOLF FUND NORTH PARK FUND 1049 Oscar Sullivan Services 1050 RaT Hammond ,r 1051 C.'. Overlin 1052 Levi Fullerton . assog C.C.Anderson " 1053 W. L. Landreth 1054 B. H. Kerns 9.00 1055 W.N.Shaver 1056 Lew Fullerton, Assig. C.C.Anderson Sup 1057 North - :'Vest Toro ;lies TOTAL NOF.T". PARK FUND 1058 Harry Evans Services Sennett Idachine & Welding Works Supplies TOTAL "IORT?i PARK FUND STREET LIGHTING FUND 1060 Idaho Power Street Lighting Fund TOTAL STREET LIGHTIJG FUND � 664.32 75.00 104.50 69.65 65.48 2.25 37.50 19.60 9.00 '7:00 560 3.55 3.,20c 2.50 .70 733.84 90.90 79.20 10.80 9.45 5.40 3.15 1.So 6.40 2.00 406.13 40.00 ..10 40.10 776.72 776.72 X63 nos, name, v,'hat for. Amount. AIRPORT FUND 1061 S.V.c^eirbanks Supplies 21.00 ' I I �I L i 1052 Paddock & Mc0oy ln3 Treespraying fund 1064 - Jellison Bros TOTAL AIRPORT FUnD C F_PT= SI "RING FU14D Services Tree Spraying Supplies TOTAL CEYETR Y SITING —1 w 21.00 2187.00 71.05 2328.05 GRAM TOTAL OF FXFFN:. ?7l= F]R AUGUST, 1941 21,361.49 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by nt, seconded by Dnkan that Council adjo xn. Motion carried. 11 L'7 . City Clerk. Mayor, C2L^`1CIL C'?A ".?R OCTOBER 6; 1941. 8!0C) r.ia, The Regular Monthly i9eeting of the Laity Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.R. Mc "luskey, prestdinr. On Roll Call the following Coimcilmon answered present: Wilbur Dnkan, Fred R. Newman, Floyd Blunt, E. F..Frasher and C. 0, VeDannel. Absent: Thurlow Bryant. The minutes of September 2nd., sere read and approved as read. Mayor Fe''luskey than en1led the Councilts attention to the fact that John G. Flynn had offered to deed certain property to the City, provided t',at the ' world use the same as n public nlley^:ay and dedicate the snmo for the use as an alley, and thereupon, on motion rluly made end seconded, it was resolved by the 1 "ayor and Co of the City of Cnl i'rho,as follows, to -Tit. R?'. OLUTI OTl , ?417PHRA5, John r,.Flynn end wife have offered to deed to the City of Caldwell the property hereinafter described to be used as r. pubIioslley; and l4 F7AS, said property is now, and for many years Tins been, used as a public ollj5y T'07r, TFET 7077, BF IT i.RSOLV, 'D, Dy the Vnyor and "ouncil of the City of Caldwell Canyon County, Idaho, that sold City her ^with accepts the deed so tendered by John S.Flynn for said property, to -wit: The Southeasterly fifteen feet of Lot Twenty -one (21) in Block (10), Original Townsito of the . 1 t7 of Caldwell, as shown by the revised plat thereof now on file in the office of the recorder of Canyon Co'rnty, Idal ^ore prr•ticularly described as follows, to-wit: Aeginning at the southwesterly corner of said - Block 10 or the Original Townsite of Caldwell, I aro, and runnirga thence southG easterly on t? southwesterly .line of spud Block 10 a Aistance of 85 feet to the reel point of beginn'ng; running thence nort' parallel to the north- westerly line of said Zlock 10 a r'istnnce of 120 "eat to the southwesterly boundary line of the alley t' said Llocic 10; running thence southeasterly nl.ong the southwesterly line of said alley a distance of 15 feet, more or less, to the bour.dpry 11ne between Lot 21 and Lot 20 .of said Flock 10: running thence Southwesterly along said boundary line betureen :aid Lot 21 and Lot 20 of said Block 10 n 115t -nce of 120 feet to the southwe-terl.y line of said Block 10; running thence northweat,:rly al ^n t' e southwesterly line of _ Block 10 a distance of 15 feet, more or lean, to the real taint of beginning; together .lth all vi.nter, :enter rights, atc' sad rt,hts of way for ditches, belong- - ing to said 1 ,-nd; . and said City horeby accepts the same and the property thereby conveyer, and does hereby dedicate and set apart said property as a public alleyway for the use of the J;enersl public forever.