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Home My WebLink About1923-09-05city council minutesp7' -)/ COUNCIL CHARBERS, SEPT.6TH,1923. The Council met in regular session with Mayor Smeed, Poo "at, presiding, Counoilmen,F luling, Harmon, Kimbrough, Mumford, Robb, and Whobler,present. The minutes of the previous session were read and a Bill No.3, by Kimbrough, "Bntitled AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION I OF ORDINANCE #2 7 OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO ENTITLEDn " AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FIRE LIUITB, REGULATING THE CONSTRUCT ION, ALTERATION, RE:'AIR AND EQUIPMENT OF BUILDINGS, THE DISP03AL OF RUBBISH,AND THE STO. GE OF GASOLINE AND OTHER PRODUCTS OF PETROLEUM AND PROVIDING FOR THE INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS AM CHIMNEYS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS- OF CALDWELL,IDAHO, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION 0 THIS ORDINANCE: AND REPEALING ORDINANCES NO.12,APPROVED LURCH 27th,1901,BRDINANOE NO.E09, APP OVBD JUNE 2ND,1908,ORDINANCE NO.228,APPROVka DIsCXABER 26TH,1912," APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OD SAID CITY ON THE 13TH DdY OF N07EMEBER,1919. AND ALSO AMENDING SECTION 64 OF Sf.ID MaINANOE NO.287 OF $A D CITY OF CALDWELL,IDAHO, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE N0.292 OF SAID CITY OF C ALDWELL , IDAHO,ENTITLED " AN i ORDINANCE AMENDING SEETIONS 140.7- 8- 18- 18- 26 -29- 30-40- 42.59.63 and 64 PF ORDINANCE NO. " &' OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FIRE LIMITS, REGULATING THE TK9- ONSTRUCTION ALTERATION,!?EPALN AND EQUIPMr_1YT OF BUILDINDS, THE DISPOSAL OF RUBBISH,AND THE STORAGE OF GASOLINE AND OTHER PRODUCTS OF PETROLEUM AND1' PROVIDING FOR THE INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS AND CHIRMYS WITHIN THE CITY OF CALDIVELL, IDAHO, AND PRSSCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINAN E: AND REPPA ING ORDINANCES NO.I2,AP2ROVED MARCH 27th,1901,BRDINANCE NO.IO9,APPRO7BD JUNE END, 2908,03DINANOR N0. 228,APPROVED DECEMBER 26TH,1912. "APPROVED BY THE MAYOR OF SAID CITY ON THE 1$ TH 9$ R64MEBER 1917 ", APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON THE 21�!T DAY OF JANUAR', 1918, was read for the first time as were the three foUowing bills to -Bit: BILL 170.4,BY MUMFORD,ENTIELED " AN ORDINANCE LEVYING A SPECIAL TAX FOR THE FISCAL YEAR GIINING THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, 1923 TO AND INCLUSIVE OF THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY,1924 FOR TEI CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF LIGHTING THE PUBLIC STREETS OF THE CITY �P CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, STATE. OF IDAHO. BILL 110.5. BY MUMFORD, ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ASSES21fMNT AND LEVY CY A TAI FOR GENERAL REVENUE PURPOSES FOR PAYING THE CURRENT EXPENSES OF THP CITY OF CALDWELL, ID , FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY, $923. BILL NO.6, BY WHEELER, ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONEY32OR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST TUESDIM OF MAY,1923,TOAND INOLUSIVE OF THE FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY,1924,FOR THE CITY OF CALDWEL;.; IDAHO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF LIGHTING THE PUBLIC STREETS OF SAID CITY OF CALDWELL. A motion was made by Kimbrough, seconded by Fouling, that the rules requiring the sding of a bill or bills on three separate days be suspended and the bills read the a cond time b title and the thirG time in full and palced on the it final pasGage. The Mayor caused the Clerk to 3 all the roll onthe motion with the follwain$ result: Ayes: Fouling, Harmon, Kimbrough, Mumford, Robb, and Wheeler. Nayes and Absents None. S6the Mayor declared the motion bad carried and caused the Clarl to read the four bills the second time by title and the third time in full. On the question,as p b by the Mayor, shall Bills No.3,4,6, and 6 pass, the roll being called on the same, the result we as follows: Ayes- FEULING, HARAION, KIMBROUGH, MUMO RD, ROBS, AND WHEELER, NATES AND ABSENT. NONE,. So the Mayor declared the bills had passed by a unanimous vote and now beeame OAdinanoes #363,384,385, and 386. The Clerk was instructed to male proper entry cE the same and cause the eame to be published in the Caldwell i ribune, the Official newspaper of the City of Caldwell,Idahc. It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Harmon, that the Westoott Sales Co.b permitted to areot Tanks tar the storage of Gasoline on their property,on Lots i to 5 Block 72 Or4nal Townsit C ['1 E l It was voted on motion of Mumford, aeoonded by Harmon, that the American Surety Co relwased from their $16,000.00 Surety Bond in favor of the WesteraNational Bank Municipal funds on deposit and in #beg lieu thereof a Surety Bon $ in the amount of 1,000.00 be substituted. It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Wheeler, that the Water Works mi^ttee be given power to mot on the replaoing of Water wins 'throughout the City. I-t was voted on motion of Harmon, seconded by Mnmford, that the Water Works dommitt ba instructed to extend the "ater mains a distance of between 350 and 400 feet on d Ave. as soon as is possible, so that another Fire Hydrant could be placed at that It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by R euling, that all Band Music be and that the Instruments, the City owns, be Stored and not loaned under any deratiAn. It was noted on motion of Peuling,seconded by Wheeler, that the Fire DepartMent be red v20, as pattial expense on the bbip to Pocatello for the oosesion of the one Convenpion to be held there on the 20th,21st, and 22nd of Sept.1923. It was voted on motion of Mumford, seoonddd by Harmon, that the bills as approved e allowed and warants ordered drawn on the various funds as follows: TOTAL 983.9 GENERAL FUND N0: 213 TO WHOM DRAWN E.T.Peuling FOR WHAT Salary AMOUNT 214 W.T.%imbrough " 5.50 216 P.D.mnmf " 5.60 216 E.J.Robb r 5.50 5.50 217 Earl A.Wheeler + 3.00 218 S.Earle Boyea Sala & Exp p 1 219 220 W.C.Dyer M.S.T. &.T.CO. Deputy City Clerk Tolle 90.00 221 Frank E.Meek S 3.20 51.25 222 Sutton & McArtor Legal Cap gaper 228 224 Idaho Power Co. Case Furn.Co. Geo. Lights for @ity Hall Office Chair Repairs 24.45 6.50 226 226 0 aldwell Auto.Cp. Hauling arbage Bulbs 2.00 227 W.F,Howard Hal. at ° alary & 4 Doge .80 119.00 228 Coy Collins Salary & 2 legs g 10��0� 229 Westa2tt sales Go. 031 230 Amos rooks Blaokemithing 6,50 231 Manhattan Cafe Meal Ticket 5.00 232 Ed Campbell Oars of Impounded Stook 17.00 233 234 Void Caldwell 3 ribune Zegal Not#ces 12.60 E35 Clark Hdw.Co. A ssigned l oci 26.00 236 H.C.Gilletae Salary 165.00 237 E.E.Pog ington Balance of salary 106.00 238 Walter ri ffithe Jr. salary 110.00 239 Doyle Fender Bal.of 4 alary 100.00 240 O.Royce Fire Serwiaea 4.00 241 Geo.Randolph 4.00 242 W.O.Watte " " 4.00 243 P.R.Sohwartz " m4.00 244 Louis Krall " " 4.00 246 Fred Home " " 4.00 246 Robert I.La Roonue " " 3.00 247 Lionel Krall n 3.00 E48 Westoott Sales Co. Hi-Test set Gam 4.60 249 4t,3,T,& T. Co. Yhvn Rentals logo 9.00 250 Idaho Junk house 50# 6.00 251 #�(armon Drug Co, Supplies 1.70 262 ray Laundry Laundry 8.46 253 Idaho Power Co. Air Heating 7,10 254U.L. U.L.Andre M agneto Repairs 6.50 255 Miller udw.00. olish 256 Garber rocerg Assigned ° coount "allons .85 10.00 257 Weetoott Sales Co. 695 Gasoline 165.24 258 Idaho Power Co. Street Lights 509.55 259 W.C.I7yer salary, ireasuer 50.00 260 Caldwell Tribune Co. Council rooeedings eto. 38.60 261 262 Oaxtppna L.M.Porter yrintine 4.74 salar3r, Bldg .Inspeot or, &Expenee 50.50 263 Harman Drug Co. Tracing Paper 14.35 264 Caldwell Mfg.Co. Stakes 1.50 TOTAL 983.9 VAJ 0 TOTAL ROAD FUND LIBRARY FUND 22 109 O.H.Leighty Salary & Expense 150.56 25.00 24 110 C.E.Ward Balary 90.00 48.97 26 111 O.E.Gowey 27 90.00 .76 28 1125 John Barr 12 days 38.40 4.50 113 Irrigators Lbr.Co. Lumber 6.84 114 Oupples Co. Tree Pruner 3.00 115 A.Wittemen 3120# Hay 18.12 116 Doan Mero.Co. Assigned Aco't 26.88 117 W.A.Hall 33.3 Ou.Yds of Dirt 8.32 118 H.Horning 63.6 " 11 15.87 119 Cu go Co. A aelgned A oo't 9.60 120 Henry G.Reinmer Horeeehoeing 6.75 121 Idaho 'Imp.Co. Mower Repairs 1.60 122 Concrete Pipe Co. Gravel 3.15 123 Deo.W.Williams Tile 92.16 124 A.W.Dunoan Blacksmithing 26.85 125 Caldwell Lbr.Co. Lumber 9.60 126 L.M.Parter Engineering 77 20 127 Idaho Power Co. Lights for Barn -2 months 6.30 6 TOTAL $681.38 .WATER WORKS FUND 61 Swain Beaty Salary & freight 125.76 62 John Murphy Salary 100.00 63 L.M.Porter Engineer 52.80 64 Prank Hardkppf s alary 61.20 65 J.N.Jeneen "asigned Ao?,'t 28.80 66 �.A.Binford ' " 50.00 67 eppnne Meter Co. Meters 197.10 68 Crane Co. Parts 2.35 69 Continental Oil Co. Oil 2.86 70 Miller Hdw.00. Shovel 1.90 71 Idaho Power Co. Power 516.30 72 Pittsburgh Meter Co. Meter Parts 15.63 73 Idaho Hdw.Co. 24 Stop Cooke 34.78 74 Westcott Sales Co. gallons Light Oil 3.60 75 H.Meuller Mfg.Oo. epsits .76 TOTAL 1193, CEMRTERY FUND 28 J.W. Rose Salary 100.00 29 J.A.Lemmon 27 days 86.40 30 Cupples Co. Powder 5.00 31 A.W.Duncan Blaokemithing .85 32 Miller Hdw.Co. 4 Sprays 2.40 TOTAL 6194.65 SPRINKLING FOND 19 Fred Rose Salary & Overtime 140.80 20 tied toes " " 129.85 21 I.P.Jonee 27 Jaye with Team 129.60 22 S.Greentiled 27 days with team 129.60 23 UZLYAndre Magneto Repairs 7.00 TOTAL 336.8 29 PARK FUND WM.Bieoh Salary & 4 se of Auto 115.00 30 Geo.MoClogd Hauling Garbage 5.00 31 W.H.Guerin Mowing Park 9.76 32 Boise Payette Zbr.Co. Load of Wood 3.50 0 TOTAL 33.2 LIBRARY FUND 22 3.0 Bees Salary,Phone & Lights 111.05 23 J,K.3mith Janitor 25.00 24 J.K.Gill Co. Books 54.46 25 H.R.Hunting Cc/ " 48.97 26 Miller Hdw.Co. Supplies 2.30 27 Milliner Transfer Co. D.Y. a .76 28 Gem State Lbr.Co. 36090$ Coal 175.40 29 Chae.M.Allen Gravel 4.50 TOTA$ GRAND TOTAL OF ALL WARRANST DRAWN AMOUNTS TO $5146.16 It was voted on motion of Feuling, seconded by Wheeler, that,t'ae Council adjourn to Sept. 10th at 10 A.M. QED CITY CLERK. -- B�AY08- MAYOR. 0