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Home My WebLink About1942-09-08city council minutesThereupon Councilman McDannel introduced Bill No. 27 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 7 OF CRDINANCE NO. 165 OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, 1915, DELETINC TT'E PROVISION SETTING THE HOZES THAT THE OFFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK SHALL BE KEPT OPEN," which Was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 27. It was moved McDannel, seconded by Blunt that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 27 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following re- sult: Those doting in the affirmative were: Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Frasher and McDannel. Negative: None. Absent and not voting; Bryant. The Acting Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clark to read Bill No. 27 the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No. 27 pass ?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows; Those voting in the affirmative ,were. Dakan, Newman, Blurit, Fresher and McDannel. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Bryant. Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No. 27 had passed and ordered the same submitted to the Mayor for his consideration, which Bill would become Ordinance No. 616 upon the approval of the Mayor. There being no fufther business to tune before the Council, it was Moved by Blunt, seconded by Newman that Council adjourn. Motion carrded. MCI I P-11 _M:11 W-1 ,rm C OUNC IL CHAMBERS SEPTEMBER 6, 1942, B :00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of tbo City Hall, with the Mayor H, E. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present- Thurlow Bryant, wilbmr Dakan, F,E. Newman, Floyd Blunt, E,E, Fresher and C. ®. McDannel. The Minutes of August 3rd, 24th, and 26th, were read and approved as read. Thereupon Councilman Blunt introduced Bill No 29, entitled: OF 1942." AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ORDERING PUBLISHED IN BOOR FORM THE "CALDWELL CODE which was read for the first time amd the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No, 29. It was moved by Blunt, seconded by Bryant thatc. the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill Bfl threeseparate days be suspended and that Bill No 29, be read the second time by title and the third the in full, section by section and place on its final passa §e. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative mere: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Frahher and Me- dannel, Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None, The Mayor declared the motion h„d passed by the necessary three - fourths ma�arlt'y and directed the Clerk :be read Bill No 29 the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section, The Clerk read the Bill ana directedA The question being "hall Bill No. 29 pass ?" The Mayor f E ' I f directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Thos votinein the affirmative were: Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Fraaher, Bryant and McD Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 29 had passed and the.Meyor'in; open session' of the Coumcil duly signed and`a:pprovedcthe Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 618. Thereupon Councilman McDannel, introduced Bill No 30, entitled: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THEA SSESSMENT AND LSf6F OF A TAX FOR GENERAL REVENUE PURPOSES FOR PAYING THE CURRENT EXPENSES OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, CANYON,COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1942. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideratian of Bill NO 30, It was moved by Bryant, seconded by Dakan, that the rules requiring that the read- ing of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No 30 be read the second time by title and the third time in full, section by section and placed on its final passage. The Mayor directed the Clark to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt, Fraaher and McD Negative: None, Absent and not voting: None; The Mayor declared the motion a* had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to re Bill No 30 ifhe second time by title and the third time in full, section by section. The Clark read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 30, pass?" The Mayor direc6ad the Clerk to call the roll on the.above question which re- sulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Bryant, Dakan, Newman, Blunt and MoDannel. Negative. )pone. Absent and not voting. None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 30 had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same whioh aedame Ordinance No. 619. Thel read a:letter from L. 0. Xrall, Fire Chief regarding fire pro- tection for the Simplot Dehydrating Plant. Moved by Bryant, seconded by Blunt that the City Engineer be authorized to sell the railroad irons owned by the City, provided they are not needed in the con- struction of the Airport Hangar. Motion carried. The following Resolution was presented by Councilman McD RESOLUTI ?N. WHEREAS, LAWRENCE M. PORTER, City Engineer has advised the Mayor and c ouncil that the northerly 12 feet of the street between Blocks 57 and 60 of the Canyon Hill Cemetery is not needed for means ofcpgreas oe ingress to the adjoining lots and that said unneeded portion of s.id street should be platted into lots; and, WHEREAS, it appears to the Mayor and Council that said portion of said street should be vacated and a dditional lots platted thereupon as suggested by the Engineer. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLL'ED, by the Mayor and Council of said City, that the northerly 12 feet of the treat between Blocks 57 and 60 of the Canyon Hill Cemetery be Ad the same hereby is vacated and that the Engineer of said City be and he hereby is directed to-plat said vacated portion of said street into lots, to be designated and numbered Lots 53,54 ,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64 and 65 respectively of Block 57, and said Engineer be and he hereby is authorized to make and file an amended plat of said Block 57 to show the vacation of said portion of said street and the additional lots as herein directed. Councilman McD moved the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and Council- man Fresher, seconded the Motion. It was unanimously voted upon. J I 0a3 I P I Moved by Bryant, seconded by Fresher that the City Clerk be authorized to charge off the Water Ledger the following uncollectable bills; Motion carried. Baker Mabel---------- -------- - - - - -- .40 Miller, Mrs. 0 R --------------------- 2.30 Byington D. -- ----- °-------- - - - - -- 2.65 Moore, Glenn,- R ----------------------- 2.30 Carlson, M. L. - -_- __ - -- .._ ^ -- .40 Nate, Chas ---------------------------- 4.20 Ellis, R- -- ------ --------- - - - - -- 2.30 Rice, James L.----------------- - - - - -- -4.20 Furniss, T.E.---- ------------- - - ---- 2.30 Roberts, M. B ------------------------- 2.3o Gillis ,.W.E.--- --------------- - - - - -- -40 Roote, Daisy J ------------------------ 1.90 Goss, Donna, ----------------- - - - - -- 2.30 Shafer, Lucille----------------- - - - - -- .40 Groan, Geo, ------------------ - - - - -- 2.85 Thomson, Paul------------------- - - - - -- .40 Lofquist, J. K'---- --------- - -- - -- 2.3o Tullis, Ray ----------- •------------ -_2.30 McMillian, Harold------------- - - - - -- .40 Williams, Doug ------------------------ 2.40 Martin, Howard---------------- - - - - -- 3.SO Whitley, Laura E.--------------- - - - - -- .40 Meeker ,.Richard ----------------- - - -- .55 Wyatt, Ed ----------------------------- .20 Total amount cancelled f ram Water Ledger $ 43.95 The Bills for August were read and on motion by Bryant, seconded by Blunt 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. Nos. Name What for Amount 825 L. M. Porter salary $00,00 GENERAL FUND 762 H.E.Mccluskey Salary 50.00 763 Thur low Bryant " 25.00 764 Wilbur Dakan " 25.00 765 F. E. Newman " 25.00 766 Floyd Blunt " 25.00 757 E. E. Fresher '^ 25.00 768 C. 0. MCDahnel " 25.00 769 0. E'. Fritts " 150.00 770 Ada Ha mtenbower " 104.00 771 Luella Hartenbower " 62.50 772 Clerk'a Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 16.44 773 Mountain States Tel. Co. Services 4.70 774 Leath& McIndoo 4.00 , 775 Bootie's Book Store Su plies 2,00 776 H.E - Parmenter salary 140.00 777 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Supplies 8.16 778 Mountain States Tel. Co. Services 4.50 779 Idaho Power Co. " 30.13 780 Becker Hardware Co. Supplies 14.45 781 Irrigator's Lumber Co. " 9.02 782:' Vassar Produce Co. " 6.25 783 Treeapraying Fund Spraying 2.85 784 Caldwell Ice and Cold Storage Services 2.60 786 Peckham Williamson Furniture Co. " 2.17 786 Purkhiser Electric Co. " .85 7787 Caldwell Manufacturing Co. " .50 788 Lional C. Trall Salary 175.00 789 Coy'Colline " 155;00" 790 Pete Clasen " 150:00 791 City Treasurer Assigned- Millender 145.00 792 Waldo Paddock Salary 145.00 793 W. R. Vale " 130.00 794 Gene Rorabaugh " 130.00 795 Waldo Stone Services 7.00 796 s 'ldon Deitrich " 7.00 797 Ordell Royce " 4.50 798 Max Maxae 11 " 4.50 799 A. B. Burnett " 4.50 800 Paul Wolf " 2.50 801 Chas. Randolf " 2.00 802 Mountain States Tel. Co, remtnl 6.60 003 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Services 8.31 804 Caldwell A uto Supply supplies 2.74 805 Lodge Motor Co, supplies '2.25 806 Harry's repair Shop if 1.00 :807 C. S. Claussen salary 150.00 BOB Ernie Mason " 140.00 809 Ja ck Thomas " 140.00 810 Wm. M. Carlson " 140.00 811 E. G. Giddings " 120.00 812 0. V. Glenn " less assgmt. 106.50 813 Floyd Southward A ssigned- O.V.Glenn 33.50 814 John D. Ewing C o. salary 25.00 51.75 815 816 C.C. A nderson Caldwell Garber Motor Co. supplies " 37.51 817 Mountain States Tel Co. services 12.80 818 Boise Payyette Lbr. Co. a4 }plies . 5.18 819 R. G. Goldsmith supplies 5.14 820 Western Union Tel. Co, services 3.01 821 Lodge Motor Co. supplies 2.50 '622 Dr. J.C. Williams salary 50.00 823 E.C. Hickok " 30.00 824 The Dille Agency services^ 5.00 825 L. M. Porter salary $00,00 • ..moo what ror Amount 826 Bryan Harding salary 145,00 627 Idaho Blueprint Supply Co. supplies 10.11 628 S. Ben Dunlap salary 75.00 829 Idaho First National -Bank rent 40.00 830 Vinnie Dunn services 2.50 631 Carl C. Kitchen assigned to City Tress. " 200.00 832 Caldwell News Tribune.Inc. " 24.80 833 Caxton Printers - supplies 4.25 834 Idaho Gas & 011 Co. R 264.35 835 State Insurance Fund services 956.09 836 Middleton- MoCarty & Co. services 275.00 637 D. J. Winters salary 140.00 838- 839 D.N Nordling Parts,CO. Western Auto Supply Co. supplies 63,12 30.55 840 Westcott 011 Co. " 26.07 841 IdahoPower Co. power 12.25 842 Burns Chevrolet Co, supplies 9.75 843 Milliner Transfer Co. services 6,80 844 Caldwell Auto Supply supplies 5.22 645 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund express 1.00 846 Miller Hardware C9, file .25 847 W,R.& Ralph Hollingsworth rent 2 months 60.00 846 Civilian Defense civilian defiense 41.65 849 Caldwell Tire Co. " 4,50 672 August Ulmen TOTAL GENERAL FUND , ROAD FUND B98 S. P. Glenn salary 155.00 80 Floyd Southward a aligned -Ray Woolery 148.00 851 James Evans salary 104.00 852 Hugh Brock " 100.00 853 Ray Jewett "' 84,00 654 C.0 °.A nderson assigned- K.L,5arton 21.00 855 856 Boise Payette Lbr. Co, Ray Jewett su plies 107.63 SOUP 857' -,a . :ftrbe$o$€otor Co, supplies 63.96 658 Mrs, M, K Madden _ lease 100.00 859 Falk 's Caldwell Store supplies 45,33 860 Caldwell Concrete Pipe 43.61 661 Irrigator's Lbr. Co, " 19.25 862 R. G. Goldsmith " 17.00 863 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund freight 7.92 864 Burns Chevrolet supplies 7.90 965 Caldwell Auto Supply " 6.29 8GB Western Auto Supply Co. " 5.98 867 Weatcott 011 Co. " 5.36 868 Goodman Oil Go. " - 5.28 869 Ellison Electric Co, " 5.00 870 Home Lbr, & Coal Co. " 2.32 671 Caldwell Tire Co. " 4,50 672 August Ulmen " 1.50 873 King A uto Wrecking " 1.50 874 Miller Hardware Co, " 1.25 875 Olson Mfg. Co, " .78 876 Becker Hdwre. Co. " .20 TOTAL ROAD FOND 1131.76 WATER FUND 677 C.D. Crandall salary 145.00 876 Les Stone " 120.00 879 L. -0. Barton " 110.00 680 Claude Worsham. " 101,00 881 Michail Jenkins Guard g 882 Chas. Burger " x90,00 883 John Winkleblack " 83.05 684 C.C. Gurwell " 76.15 885 Bethene Wilkinson salary 70.00 886 Chas. Culver guard 69.22 887 Everett Hire " 56,37 888 Hugh Marshall salary 41.40 889 Walter Uphouse guard 24.23 890 Gerald Overlin ° 13.85 891 Chas. W. Stillwell if 13.05 892 Daft Davis " 13.85 893 Chas. Weaver " 13.85 894 W. P. Jones " 10,39 895 Marvin Willard " 6.93 896 Chas.W, Davidson ° 3.46 897 Idaho Power Co, power 368.14 898 .Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund express & envelopes 70,18 899 900 Idaho Ha dw re Co, Waterworks qui t Co. pmen supplies 5 5052 Noe. Name What for salary WATER FUND contd. Flavilla Blondell 901 Caldwell Plumbing & htg.Co, auP 902 Irrigator's Lbr. Co, Mr. J. E. Kyle 903 Mountain States Tel, Co, rental 904 J. C. Penny Co, supplies 905 Idaho Blueprint Co. " 906. L. M. Porter salary 907 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co, su nlies 908 Caldwell Mfg. Co. H.R.' Hantting Co. 909 Westcott 011 Co. n 910 Falk's Caldwell Store +h 911 Becker Rdwre.Co, is 912 Miller Hardware Co, n 913 Hay-:Boone Co, if 914 Boone's Bllk Store m TOTAL WATER FUND LIBRARY FUND 915 Mrs. Ida Ruby salary 916 Flavilla Blondell n' 917 D. D, Bagley 910 Mr. J. E. Kyle services 919 Idaho Power Co. power 920 Purkhiser Electric Co, services 921 Mountain States Tel. Co, rental 922 A,C; McClurg & Co, books 923 H,w,' Wilson Co, books 924 H.R.' Hantting Co. books TOTAL LIBRARY FIPTD L IRRIGATION FUND 825 C. T. Bourland salary 926 H. D. Cole n' 927 Guy -Healy 928 Oscar Hauman it 929 Thomas R. Cochrane n ?930 Noel Nadeau n 931 Glenn Ga73oard s 932 Tom A lexander tr 933 Bob Wyatt n 934 John Whitley � 935 C.C.Anderson Co. A ssigned by A,C.Bullock n 936 Idaho Power Co, power 937 Harry's Reapir Shop supplies 938 Caldwell Mfg. Co. m 939 Home Lbr. Co, n' 940 H,E, Parmenter -Treas recording 941 Garber Motor Co. supplies 942 Caxton Printers Co, m 943 Irrigator's Lbr. Co.' " 944 Becker Hardware Co. 945 Caldwell Auto Supply n 946 McNeal Lumber Co, " 947 August Ulmen n 948 Miller Hardware Co. +' 19 N. W. Jones 50 Wk. Gainey 51 N. W. Jones 52 Burns Chevrolet Co, 53 Caldwell Auto Supply 6 0 Amount 33.36 28.05 15.20 11,92 11.52' 10.00 6.30 4.20 3.50 2.79 2.00 2.00 1.33 1.15 1832.56 125.00 100.00 50,00 39.35 23.07 4.90- 4.00 . 101.78 46.70 42.83 537.63 145.00 RZ:is 117,(12 117.12 104.50 104.50 104.00 104.00 74.00 32.00 76.31 7.73 6.50 6.31 5.75 5.16 4,00 3.96 3.15 2.06 1.40 1,00 .70 1281.89 salary 120.00 It 98.00 it 23.00 supplies 11.00 .20 252. CEMETERY FUND 34 Goo Hammar 55 Clifford Raymond - 56 Levi Strange 57 D. A . Howell 58 Paul Pigeon 59 Henry Deitrick 50 Troespraying fund 51 Edgar L Oakes 32 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 53 Shorb Printing Co, 54 Mountain States Tel.Co. 55 Irrigator's Lbr. Co, 36 Falk's Caldwell Store 57 Ellison Electric Co. 58 Idaho Power Co. 39 Miller Hardwa re Co. TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND SPRINKLING FUND salary _ n n V n spraying supplies ° upM.. rental supplies it m power supplies TOTAL CEMETERY FUND 145.00 130.00 124.00 114.50 79.00 44.00 65.75 5.70 9 :88 2.50 1.80 1.65 1.00 .85 .60 722. S?G Nos Name what for A mount 970 T. D. Finn salary 110.00 971 W. L. Landreth If 113,00 972 J. B; Gibson m 105.25 973 Sam Lampkin It 38.10 974 Elva.Spencer '" 34.40 975 Bill McCall " 24.75 976 Mrs.,J.B. Gibson " 17.20 977 City,Treasurer- Assigned by J.G.Thompaon " 16.00 978 Tree,A 'praying Fund spraying 143.60 979 Modern Plumbing & Htg. supplies 22.00 960 Idaho Power Co. 981 Hay -Boone Co. supplies 16.24 982 Becker Hardware Co. " 3.35 983 R,G,•Goldsmith " 3.00 984 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co. " 3.00 985 Home Lbr. & Coal Co. "' 2.40 986 Westoott Oil Co. " 1.55 987 Caxton Printers Co. " 1.14 988 Caldwell Tire Co. " 1.00 989 Wilson -Petry Marc. " .93 990 August Ulmen saw .35 TOTAL PARK FUND 679.09 GOLF FUND 991 S.E.Lampkin salary 86.40 992 M.M. Shaver " 114.50 993 Bill. McCall " 59.50 994 George F Sweet "' 50 995 Cooperative Oil Assoc. supplies 6.63 996 westoott 011 Co. "' 4.56 997 Becker Hardware Co. " 3.50 998 Treespraying Rund spraying 3.20 999 R.G. Goldsmith supplies 3.90 1000 First Service Station "' 2.25 1001 J.W.Weeks & Son Imp. " 1.54 1002 August Ulmen services 1.50 1003 Idaho Power Co, power 1.21 1004 Troy - Laundry services .57 TOTAL LGOLP FUND 338.36 NORTE PARK FUND 1005 Lee Brogdon salary 96.50 1006 Ray Esmond if 54.50 1007 Reilly Atkinson & Co.Ine. supplies 11.00 1008 Miller Hardware Co. IT 2,45 }009 Wilson Petry Mere. " .90 TOTAL NORTH PARR FUND " 165.35 STREET LIGHT FUND 1010 Idaho Power Co. power 788.20 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 9.'88.20 AIRPORT FUND 1011 Irwin Fordice guard 65.00 1012 Idaho Blueprint & Supbly supplies 2.04 1013 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund express .60 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 87.65 GRAND TOTAL OF E%FENDITURES FOR AUG.$ 13,223.40 There being no- further business to come before the Council it was moved by Bryant, seconded by McDannel that Council adjourn. Notionocarried. Mayor. City Clerk. I I I�