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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1918-09-04city council minutes28?. The roll beins called on the motion, the vote reeulted: Ayes- Dickens, Iuaos J. iuiller, P. R. ]Miller,. Sanberg, Ward -5. i Hay as -hone. Absent - I.Iito hell -1. The acting Mayor declared the resolution passed. Pc�- _ ;:ill :'0.x,3 rdiac,:.ce a•o. O S. Bill Ido. 23, by Councilman 11itchell, entitled, "An Ordinance granting to the Boise Palley 'Traol, ion Company, its ouecessors and assigns an electric railway franchise over and across the I'MIction of Third Avenue and Albany Street and across Fourth Avenue between Main Street and Albany - vtreet in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, " was read the first time. A motion was made by Councilman Sanberg, seconded Councilman Dickens, that the rules be suspended and the reading on three separate nays be dispensed with and that Bill No. 23 be read the second time by title, and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes - Dickens, Amos J. 1, Liller, F. i.iiller, eanberg, ,Vard -5. Idaye s -None . Absent- iaitct; ell -1. The acting ilayor declared the motion carried. Bill Ido. 23 read the second time by title. Bill Bo. 23 read the third time in full a11d placed on its final passage. On the question, shall Bill IIO. 2.5 pass? the rollbeing called, the vote resulted; Ayes- Dio?cens, Amos J. ..Tiller, P. lt. Miller, Sanberg, IVard -5. q Idayes- .;one. Absent-Mitchell -1. ` So Bill Ito. 28 passed. adjor� insert . No further business appearing before the meeting, it was voted upon motion of Councilman P. a. hiller, that Council adjorn. -- Acting ilayor.. - Attest: L _��y Cle Cl rrk. — Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, SepLember 2nd., 1918. .Council meet in regular session. A ouorum not being present, Council adjorned until r;ednesday evening, Sertembor 4th., 191U, at 8 o'clock P. bl, Attest: Mayor. City �lerlc. Council. Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, Septomber 4th., 1918. Council meet in regular ses -Ion, pursuant to adjor, - at, ;it1! I1Lyor, F. L. Lilly presiding, present, Councilmen, Dickens, Amos J. Lliller, P. Tt. Lliller, Mitchell, Sanberg and hard, City Clerk, S. Ben Dunlap, when the following business was trap.-.acted: 283. ' Co;::rtittee refere__ec to bridge o.; 30nth Ci_Cf Li�,;it lin:. Hon. ,alter Griffiths, Dee 1 9. Pfost, et -«1 appeared to urge construction of bridge over Indian Creek on South city limit line, petition for which and estimate of cost of same having been filed with the City Clerk and presented to the Council in March, 1918. It was voted upon motion of Councilman Jard, that a coemnittee be appointed to present the matter to the County Commissioners and ascertain what arrangement could be made for joint action in the construction of the bridge by the County and City, and that the said Committee report to the Council at the next meeting. The mayor appointed Councilmen Dickens, Amos J. Liiller and F. it. hiller. Dir. irel�.ad �- a�.red �e1, -.five rock crusher. Mr. Ireland representing Hodgson- Feenaughty Company, appeared relative contemplated purchase of rock crusher by City Council. Petition ;;rotocti!IS the chani -L i,q o_' , idta of Dear„ar.. 3trac;t. Mr. C. Q. McArtor presented the petition of firs. 121zabeth Bissott, et -al protesting to any ohange in the present °aidth of Dearborn Street. It was voted upon motion of Councilman F. Liller, that the petition be accepted and ordered placed on file acid that the Council hereby fixes September 23rd., 1918, at 8 o'clock P. U. as a time for discussion of the matter with all parties appearing and concerned therewith. a_ast mimateS read c ; -IU roved. V The minutes of the meetings held August 5th and 15th., 1918, respectively, were read and on motion of Councilman F. H. Miller approved: °tils reLd and .err .ats or -:erad The follo•ing bills, -which had been O.K'd by the Finance Committee, were read and upon motion of Councilman F. H. Miller, seconded Dickens, were allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the various funds in pa;jment of the same as follows: GaI Faar , FUD. 178 S. Ben Dunlap Salary $100.00 179 Mountain States Company Phone calls .40 180 Blakey Variety Store Mdse 1.70 181 J.C.Ford- Postmaster Stamped envelopes 22.12 182 Andrew 0. Jensen & Go Mdse 10.70 183 Curtis Haydon Salary 50.00 184 Idaho Poner Company Street and alley lights 354.00 185 Caldwell 'tribune Printing 52.52 186 Thos. R. Cochrane Salary 20.00 187 Caldwell Plb and Htg Co Labor and material 50.25 188 Idaho Power Co Light, City Hall 20.45 189 Boyes Hardware Co ]vtdsa 12.80 190 Orel H. Sovereign Salary and expenses 101.80 191 Thomas a. Cochrane Salary 65.00 192 Glenn w. Wright Services, Call man 11.75 193 0. Royce " " " 4,50 194 J. E. 1,ustace " " " 4.50 195 C. B. Byther " " " 4.50 284. F L 196 Joe Street 197 S. Ben Dunlap 198 A. E. alright and Sons 199 Troy Laundry 200 Shank Auto Company 201 Idaho Posner Co 202 Caldwell Tribune 203 Caldwell Lbr and Coal Cc 204 1. w. Duiacan 205 Mountain States Cc 206 Botkin -Joy Drug 207 Helen I1. Sovereign 208 J. 1. Baker 209 T. 71. Dryden 210 Boyce Hardware Co 211 Newton Powell 212 Ed. Campbell 213 F. L. Lockwood 214 'A. F. Hart 215 I'. L. Lilly 216 Jos. Dickens 217 A. J. ISiller 218 F. 1i. laller 219 Fred lditchell 220 Chas. Sanberg 221 ,5. Grant 'lard 222 'R. R. Fisk 223 R. i2. Fiak 224 M. Ida Geowey total. ---- -- - - -- Services call man 4.50 n " 2.50 Ydse 1.57 Ln widry 1.40 Labor 2.50 Energy 6.70 Supsoription 2.00 Storage hose cart 1.00 Blac'-csmith work 1.00 Phone rests and calls 5.00 bids a 5.00 Salary and postage 25.25 Salary and extra 109.50 Salary 80.00 Lds e .85 Balance, sale livestock 35.50 Feeding stock and livery hire 30.00 Salary, City 1jzgr 60.00 Stakes 5.10 Salary 5.00 76 3.00 Hay 5.50 77 5.50 Hor$,:shoeing 3.00 78 5.50 Blacksmith erork 5.50 Musicians and expenses 151.30 Salary 60.00 It ------- ---- ----- ---------- - - - - -- 50.00 . X66 ROAD FUND. 67 D. D. Campbell Salary v ?115.00 68 Olaf Delain If 90.00 69 '0�1 Ward " 90.00 70 Henry i;oelers " 90.00 71 Huss Baker Labor 19.50 72 Andy Bodenheimer 11 18.00 73 G. H. Leighty 35.75 74 Goo. D. Jones " 3.00 76 Ilrs. Ella Gartin Barn rent 20.00 76 'V. H. Guerin Hay 33.50 77 B. P. Bennett Hor$,:shoeing 19,50 78 A. 5. Duncan Blacksmith erork 1.70 79 Hollrich Harness Shop harness repairs 5.50 80 Idaho Power Co Ligrt, City Barn .60 8j B. Dix Filinsr saw .50 82 Boyes Hardware Co Iddse • 10.15 83 Caldwell Lbr and Coal Lumber 8.80 285. 84 s,. Vining Iaterial and labor 4.25 B5 Idaho Imp. Cc il CIO e 2.25 86 Pyrene Mfg Co Hose 50.00 67 S. Hen Dunlap Lie- imbursement, Frt Paid 6.23 88 C. E. Silbaugh Cc Approaches (collected) 21.20 89 C. B. Silbaugh Cc Allej and street crossings 80.00 90 C. E. ailbaugh Cc Dirt 56.25 91 L. Harding Cement pipe 36.86 Total ,----------------- -- ------- ----------------- -- -- -- 918.84 Water 'dlorks Fund. 5B Swain Beaty Salary 4100.00, 59 S. Ben Dunlap " 50.00 60 Herb - Filson " 90.00 61 'J. McCormack Labor 84.00 62 E. Vining Labor and material 25.20 63 I. L. Kinney :repairing boots 1.75 64 Cop and Wing Drayage 1.50 65 Caldvrell Hews Postal cards and printing 75.75 66 Mountain States ilhone call .20 67 A. 'W. Duncan Blacksmith work .35 66 Caldvrell Lbr and Coal Lunber 2.90 69 Idaho Dnp Company Udse 24.50 70 Caldwell Horse and Ifusl Cc Hay 10.44 71 Idaho Power :Lug po'rsr old pump 175.77 72 Idaho Pouer Cc Aug pourer new pwnp aria light 221.50 73 Caldwell P. and Htg Cc Labor and material 5.10 74 Caldvrell P and Htg Co Paymt on air comer and rocoiver 1400.00 Total,-------------------------------------- -- -- -- - - - -- 2266.9 Cemetery fund. 13 3. J. osa Aug Salary Seaton 75.00 Sprinkling Fund. 27 J. S. Showay Driver truck a 5'7.36 28 Chas. Black Drivor Spkl - aa on 90.00 29 Ackley Brothers Lsoigued claim -E. Idoudy 132.50 30 Yelleher and Boone :signed claim -Bail uurwell 23.60 31 C. S. Paris Driver truck 19.60 32 y. '.'!. Duncan :iepwirs on spkl vtagon 1.00 33 Hollrieh Harness Shop Ilan belt 1.25 34 Cot.inental Oil Cc Gasolene 153.90 Total .-------- -- - - - - ------ -- - - -- -- -- ------ -- - - - --- - -- -- 479.21 Frisk _7un6 4 Joe Goodyear Salary 75.00 Grand Total Warrants ordereQ drawn-------------- - - - - -- -- '5,25 .67 ire - -torts of read. The reports of the folloz+ing officers for tha month of .agust, 1916, were read; fire Chief, Chief of Police, Street Comr., City Librarian, Sexton, Police Judge, City Cler'•, and Supt of Hater ;forks. The report of the City Libarian for the month of July, 1916, was also read. It was voted upon motion of Councilman P. a• 1 266. ]uiller that the reports be apnrovaci and orrle;ed ;:laced on file. - �c- n::ics',.loa frog ? ia.rs]i read. . Comp- unication from J. ,;. 11arch, Cascade, Idaho, Aug; 15, 1918, relative rock cruehor,read. Protest to, -. Comrunieation from w L. Girard, Los Angeles, Aug 26, 1918, protesting construction sidewalk, read. 30:.: n, :ir,•tio,2 Y.U.C. recd. Communiaation from Public Utilities Commism-don under date Aug 23, 1918, reference to electric heat hearing sat for Oct 14, 1918, read. lj;a $ rac:t;n oll, 1918, .he City (;`lark presented the special assessment roll of the City of Caldwell, containing all the special assessments as levied by tha Cit: for the year, 1918. It was voted upon motion of Councilman Sanberg, seconded Councilman A. J. l.Iiller.' that the same be and hereby is ratified, confirmed and approved, and that the Clerk be and hereby is instructed to certify the some to the County 'Treasurer for collection. ;U.1 :io. Bill No. P4, by Councilman Joe. Dickens, entitled, "An Ordinanoe granting to the Boise Valley Traction Company, itc successors and assigns an electric railway franchise over and acres the junction of Third Avenue and Albany P;treet and across Fourth Avenue between !;lain Street and Albany Street, in the City of Caldwell, Idaho," was read the first time. A motion was made by Councilman Amos J. Miller, seconded Councilman Joe Dickens, that the rules be suspended and the reading on three separate days be dispensed with and that Bill ]do. 24 be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the notion, the vote resulted: loves- Dickens, .nos J. 1 :1iller, F. a. Miller, Mitchell, Sanberg, IFard -6. Nayes and absent - Iloilo. The 1Iayor declared the notion carried. Bill Yo. 24 read the second time by title. I Bill No. 24 read the third time in full and placed on its final passage. On the question, shall Bill No. 24 Hass? the roll bein ca -led, the vote resulted; Ayes- Dlokens, Amos J. Miller, F. 1,. ]filler, Mitchell, Sanberg, 'card -6. Payes and bbsant- !done. So Bill 210. 24 passed becoming Ordinance Ito. 304. ns •e e o,.1.1 :,o. T5- :. .le;i -dln�' :..tor ,� Ord- urri_::..gce ..o. a05. Bill ]de. 25, by'counCl.iman iard. entitled, "An Ordinance prescribing the cost of water tap and - . - rater meter, and the installation thereof, and amending Ordinance Flo. 91, entitled, 'An Ordinance creating the office of Supt of 4later ",forks and Sewers, prescribing his duties and prescribing rules, regulations and rates for the conduct and government of the system of water works and sa�tera owned by the City of Caldwell, repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, and providing penalties for the violation thereof, by ad.ing a now section, being section No. 13, and repealing any part or any ordinanae in conflict therewith," was read the first time. A motion wz:.s made by Councilman , `ord, seconded Councilman 11itchell, that the rules be susnonded and the reading on threw separate days be dispensed with and that Bill Ito. 26 be read the second time by titlo and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes- Dickens, Amos J. Eiller, F. n. Killer, Mitchell, Sanberg, bard -6. 28 7. 0 Nayec and Absent -None. The Idapor declared the motion carried. Bill No. 25 read the second time by title. Bill No. 25 read the third time in full and placed on its final passage. On the question, shall Bill No. 25 pass? the roll being called, the vote resulted; Ayes- Dickens, :nos J. Iiiller, F. ii. Miller. Uitehell, cianberg, Ward -6. Ifayes and absent -hone. So Bill No. 25 passed becoming Ordinance No. 305. Clark iastx-uete_ to rdvertise for bids repair m10.''11 T2:L.:tion 1Lnas 6L crop?3iivs. Councilman Dickens, Chairman Street Committee, reported that in conformity to resolution of City i;ouncil passed October 22nd., 1917, the Chairman of the street Committee had repeatly called the attention of the officials of the Caldwell Traction Company to the condition of their tracks, on the streets in this City and requested that the said Company repair and put in good and safe condition that portion of the streets used by them for right of way purposes, and that Ue requests had not been conplied with. ` It was thereupon voted upon motion of Councilman Dickens, seconded Councilman Sanberg, that the City Clerk be and hereby is authorized and instructed to advertise for bids for 'the repair of that portion of Arthur Street covered by franchises granted to the Caldwell Traction Company, at the crossing of said Arthur Street 'Tuith 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Avenues, as Per plane and specifications on file in the office of the City engineer, bids to be received and opened by the City Council Senteinber 23x'd., 1918. r.;yor ts tom. to iaves'C -ate r.d zz.LL It./ oz a i tseck 'O. ; ;. tar dept. It Was voted upon motion of Councilman F. d. Iuillar, seconded Councilman Dickens, that the Liayor appoint a Committee to investigate t:Lo edvisability of purchasing a truck for use of water department. The Llayor appointed Councilmen '�Jard, Mitchell and F. H. Culler. i,a orS'Ar.ent. It was voted upon motion of Councilman bard, seconded Councilman Sanberg that Council ad jorn until Uonday evening f- eptember 9th., 1918, at �y8 o'clock P. I1. Attest; Mayor ox t he City off., Idaho. " / o1 Une ity of `aYdraell, Idaho.