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Home My WebLink About1959-09-09city council minutesi - 7 d j To the Mayor and City Council of Caldwell, Idaho, We, the undersigned, request the City of Caldwell, Tckaho, to consider vacating the 120 foot alley which runs through our property. The alley has nF been in use and could not continue to another alley or street if it eger were out into use. I �! Description: , { The alley runs north and south between Lot Thirty -five (35) on the west side and lots 1, 2, 3, i•I j I,, and. 5, on the east side, in Block One (1) of West Side Arlington to Caldwell, Idaho. WE, FRANK W. Pr.YNE and CAROLYN PAYNE, oven Lots 1, 2, 3 1�, and 5, on the east side, in Block III One (1) of West Side Addition to Cnldnmll., Idaho, We wish the alley vacated so that we might build a house on the NORTH HALF of Lot 3$ and the alley. /s/ FY'ank W. Payne ' Carolyn Payne This petition was referred to the City Engineer. Moved by Smith, seconded by Shorb the salary of Police Judge Ney be $75.00 a month, hours from 9I to 12, salary of Jud -e Nelson $50.00, Judge nelson to be on call and the City Attorney be instructed to preps e the necessary Papers to gut this into of 'ect. Upon Roll Call it nn�eared the motion was unanimously carried. 1 There being no further husiness to come before the Council it was moved by Cvinci.lman Eldredge, i seconded by Councilman Shorb that Council adjourn. Motion carried. f P l Mayor. City Clerk. d COUNCIL CHAMBERS SEPTEI:IBnR, 9th, 19$9 5:00 The Rewlar Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with € the Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding. Upon Roll Call the follovi ng Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, �. Smile Shorb and Leland Finley. Absent: flax Luby and L. P. Eldredge. The Mayor announced this was the time set 'or receivinq bids on a counter machine for the General � Office. € One bid was received as follows% III National Cash Register Company -t 1,650.00 Moved by Shorb, seconded by Vassar. the or the Natinn Cash Register Company be accented. Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. � Stanley Jensen presented a petition to the Mayor and Council petitioning the re-zcnino nr the II following described property: Commencing at the corner of Hazel Street and Kimball Avenue of the City of C Idaho; thence proceeding North on Kimball Avenue to the intersection of Kimball Avenue to the intersectio- of Kimball Avenue and Fine Street; thence on Pine .Street to the intersection of Pine Street and Ellis Avenue; thence South on Ellis Avenue and Ellis Avenue extended to the intersection o` Ellis Avenue extended to the intersection with Hazel Street as extended East from Kimball Avenue; thence blest on what would be Hazel S + rest extended to the I real nnint of bevinning. This oetition was discussed by the Mavor and Co *moil. it It was the opinion df Councilman Sharb the City would be taping a broad step if a decision was it made by the Council before hearing from the Board of Adjustment on this netition. I I Councilman Smith stated the time wa= cumin@ when Caldwell willfi.nd it necessary to re -zone to provide locati - ns for new industries. Moved by Shorb, seconded by Finley a meeting of the Mayor and Council Planning Commission and the it Zoning; Board be arranged in the near future to discuss this petition. j I Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. Councilman Luby entered ad was marked present. s City Engineer reported quit claim deeds have been received from B. 19. Kurts and Leeada J. Dawson and recommended they be approved and recorded. Moved by Vassar, seconded by 5horb these d -eds be approved and recorded. r-- Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimouly carried. ` Chief of Police Judd reported sivns have been received and would be installed making Indiana Avenue between Cleveland and tha City Limits a stop street. Chief of Police Judd informed the Council of the inndeouate facilities in handling prisoners and rf- commended the Mayor and Council give .,_rious consideration to this condition. The Bills for August were read and on motion by Vassar, seconded by Ludy these Bills be allowed I and warrants ordered drawn f'or the various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Committee.i AMOUNT 494.13 31.47 40.00 31.47 40.00 31.47 31.47 90.36 53.63 292.26 252.79 28.52 153.13 354.10 1.51 278.64 283.73 278.95 97.50 275-59 207.82 324.64 270.92 279.16 267.65 279.16 168.71 187.51 101.44 125.00 282.42 270.91 168.71 510.63 271.14 332.67 202.61 24.76 30.03 79.92 40.36 328.33 107.66 2,317.80 347.33 1,043.07 983.09 708.45 $ 13,402.62 391.38 327.12 273.24 271.36 259.86 271.36 282.96 259.96 256.89 232.86 282.86 271.36 255.06 248.48 243.48 24.117 24.47 33.00 24.47 24.47 GENERAL FUND -- SALARIES NO. NAME PURPOSE 1706 Ed. Simmer. Salary 1707 Emery L. Vassar " 1708 Leland D. Finley it 1709 Max C. Luby " 1710 L. P. Eldredge " 1711 Emile Shorb " 1712 Nolen Everett Smith " 1713 Dean E. Miller " 1714 Bertha E. Thueson " 1715 Ada Hartenbower " 1716 Alta E. Williams " 1717 Dorothy D. Martin �+ 1718 Keith Judd " 1719 Elwood Siegmann �+ 1720 Geroge R. Sweet, Jr., " 1721 Charles W. Astleford " 1722 William M. Carlson u 1723 Louis Cornelison " 1724 Nicholas Vey n 1725 Gail Boid Uehlin „ 1726 Shirley Ann West " 1727 Melvin R. Pierson ++ 1728 Carrel Robert Green " 1729 Alferd Dick Wong 1730 Harry R. Minto " 1731 Roscoe Allen Smith " 1732 Yarnell Farley " 1733 Robert Ronald Thurman " 1734 William Orville Morrison 1735 Department of Public Health " 1736 Jacg Melvin Winslow " 1737 Floyd J. Szafra,jda " 1738 Myrna Eileen Sower +� 1739 Melvin G. Lewis " 1740 Charles John Hall +� 1741 Robert M. Halvorson " 1742 Benny Lyle Fortik " 1743 Marjorie Jean Carnahan " 1744 Glenda Wampler 1745 Dorothy Maxine Thomas 1746 Robert L. White 1747 Donald W. Baird n 1748 George Ann Berkley 1749 Bank of Idaho 1750 State Tax Collector " 1751 Canyon County " 1752 Idaho Municipal League ++ 1753 Idaho Departmen# Store " AMOUNT 494.13 31.47 40.00 31.47 40.00 31.47 31.47 90.36 53.63 292.26 252.79 28.52 153.13 354.10 1.51 278.64 283.73 278.95 97.50 275-59 207.82 324.64 270.92 279.16 267.65 279.16 168.71 187.51 101.44 125.00 282.42 270.91 168.71 510.63 271.14 332.67 202.61 24.76 30.03 79.92 40.36 328.33 107.66 2,317.80 347.33 1,043.07 983.09 708.45 $ 13,402.62 391.38 327.12 273.24 271.36 259.86 271.36 282.96 259.96 256.89 232.86 282.86 271.36 255.06 248.48 243.48 24.117 24.47 33.00 24.47 24.47 Total General Fund Salaries FIRE FUND SALARIES NO. 801 3489 71. A. Paddock 3490 Forrest B. Milender " 349 Dale R. Hanks 3492 'John Warren 3493 'Harold E. Perfect " 3494 Charles W. Phillips " 3495 Derwin Sparks 3496 Richard D. Cashman " 3497 Donald E. Machos " 3498 John D. Romey " 3499 Leslie L. Ford " 3500 William F. Southard �+ 3501 Wesley B. Turner 3502 Donald Edward Campbell " 3503 Olen Waner ++ 3504 R. C. Stevens " 3505 Leonard Charlton u 3506 Gordon Sams 3507 Jac'- Gooch n 3509 1E4hpr Mamaell „ AMOUNT 494.13 31.47 40.00 31.47 40.00 31.47 31.47 90.36 53.63 292.26 252.79 28.52 153.13 354.10 1.51 278.64 283.73 278.95 97.50 275-59 207.82 324.64 270.92 279.16 267.65 279.16 168.71 187.51 101.44 125.00 282.42 270.91 168.71 510.63 271.14 332.67 202.61 24.76 30.03 79.92 40.36 328.33 107.66 2,317.80 347.33 1,043.07 983.09 708.45 $ 13,402.62 391.38 327.12 273.24 271.36 259.86 271.36 282.96 259.96 256.89 232.86 282.86 271.36 255.06 248.48 243.48 24.117 24.47 33.00 24.47 24.47 �r y 5 FIRE FM SALARIES No. 801 CONTINUED NO. NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT .! 3509 Ross McKeeth Salary 33.00 Fred Henderson Alley 24 ,3510 'i3511 Richard Louis Christensen " 33.00 3512 State Treasurer " 391.00 Total Fire Fund Salaries $4,790•38 PARK FUND SALARIES 140 901 3513 George Hammer 105.00 13514 Harry S. Flagg 254.72 3515 William Lester Kerns 167.61 3516 Charles F. Anderson " 234.18 3517 Volin Ayers Bollman " 226.04 3518 George D. Kirk " 206.01 3519 Homer Foster " 152.37 3520 Raymond G. Scott " 203.04 3521 LeRoy Groom " 203.04 Total Park Fund Salaries $1,752.01 SWIM POOL FUND SALARIES No.921 3522 Lary Frances Bohnson " 126.70 !'3523 George Makini " 226.04 3524 Peter K. Dcuroux " 203.04 1 ,3525 Jack N. Sherman " 26L.90 Total Swimming Pool Salaries $820.68 RE'✓REATION FUND SALARIES NO. 941 3526 James Guy " 195.56 CEMETERY FLTID SALARIES NO. 1101 3527 George Hammer " 246.34 3528 Lilburn L. Cooper " 276.40 3529 Larry Dean Hopkins " 243.75 3530 Duane R. Schroeder IL1.13 3531 Larry Austin McNaught " 183.33 3532 John IT. Lone " 21 4.5 1 + 1 Total Cemetery Fund Salaries $1,305.49 STREET FUND SALARIES No. 1301 3533 S. P. Glenn 328.13 3534 James S, 17ymore It 261.32 3535 Donald M. Shaw " 274.22 ,!353 Richard S. Mather " 2 75.59 '3537 Tilford W. Farley " 217.42 3539 Edward R. McKinsey 225.95 3539 Samuel L. Esskine " 240.41 „3540 Emerson Goodrow 22 5.94 '.3541 Claude L. Lappin [` 197.98 3542 Albert D. Exley !' 225.95 3543 Marion Shirley Correll " 218.01 354L Donald Grant Green !' 188.1L .3545 Don LeRoy Woolery !' 81.76 3546 Claude Eddie Green 177.21 3547 Leslie Curtis Chenowith Jr. l' 177.22 Total Street Fund Salaries $3,315.25 IRRIGATION FUND SALARIES NO. 1501 13548 Charles L. Bourland " 374.33 3549 Guy Healy " 241.90 13550 Oscar Haumann " 244.87 1 John H. Brown 267.87 3552 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt 185.22 1 3553 Elmer R. Thornberg 214.54 3554 LeRoy C. Dibben " 226.04 3555 Charlie Lowe " 178.71 Charley Morgan " 26.91 '3556 12001 R. R. Kinsey 40.37 Total Irrigation Fund Salaries ,2,000.76 SANITATION FUND SALARIES NO. 1601 2002 George R. Sweet, Jr. " 305.00 ,2003 F. Marie Rife " 108.00 Total Sanitation Fund Salariesi WATER. GENERAL OFFICE SALARIES N0. 641 2004 John Leslie Englehart " 383.07 '2005 Wilma B. Keech " 203.04 +2006 F. Marie Rife °' 60.71 2007 Fauntel Lavon Percy " 135.87 ?008 Marjorie Jean Carnahan " 36.16 2009 Donna L. Wolfe " 52.00 _ Total Water Goner Office Salaries $870.85 WATER FUND. SALARIES NO, 601 2010 Roy 0. Davis " 253.18 2011 Samuel Hartkopf " 272.62 2012 Roy A. Melton " Woo 2013 D. Richard Claussen " 267.87 2014 H. Phillips " 267.87 2015 Jack Boyd Johansen " 362.84 2016 Steve Fish " 214.54 2017 Earney B. Snoddy " 203.04 Total Water Fund Salaries - r27()73 - . 2018 Anton :"!alter Neumeister TREATMENT PLANT FUND SALARIES NO.621 362.83 r NO. 20T9 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Vd. N0 530 531 532 534 535 536 537 538 539 5 51 4 y 2 543 544 545 5 4 1 17 548 549 55o 552 554 556 557 558 56o 562 564 566 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 578 58o 581 582 583 584 585 586 588 589 590 591 592 593 594 II TREATMENT PLANT FUND SALARIES No. 621 CONTINUED N AME O in yera PURPOSE sa� y AMOUNT -- 973 Charles D. Stanley " 230.00 Harold Davenport a 134 33 Robert Rockhill " R,97 $777.16 BankOf Idaho rt 445. State Tax Collector 66.90 ,III Canyon County r' 225.40 Idaho Municipal League 118,05 TOTAL SALARIES FOR AUGUST 8 32,583.87 856'2 'I GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES N0 NAME FUND NO. AND PURPOSE AMOUNT ! 1766 American Public Works Assn 362 10,00 l 1767 Donald W. Baird 542 2 7.93 1768 Becker Hardware Co. 322 12,50 1769 Burns Chevrolet Co. 282 70.74 1770 Caldwell Drug Center 282 30.62 283 116.34 146.96 1771 Caldwell Electric Go., Inc „ 402 6.82 1772 Caldwell Paint & Glass 282 6.50 1773 California Spray & Chemical Co.382 560.00 1774 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 242 108.34 282 141.99 362 3.0.90 422 86.80 368.03 1775 Chevron Gas Station 282 23.95 1776 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 242 4.80 �I 1777 Custom Sweeping 282 94B.4O 1.778 Melvin Davenport - 362 3.00 1779 The Dual Parking Meter Co. 342 101.50 is 1780 Dual Parking Meter Co. 343 195.00 1781 Fisher's 282 20.30 1782 Flight Service, Inc. 382 320,00 1783 Gaines Cafe 322 122.20 1784 Garber Motor Co. 282 27.90 1785 General Electronics Division 282 5,00 1786 Glaisyer- Harris Agency 182 89.34 1787 Graves- Holden Agency 182 218.20 1788 Hardy Bros. 282 39.00 1789 Harmon Cabinet Shop 362 1.50 1790 C. R. Higer Plumbing 322 4.00 1791 Hoff Building Supply 282 10.36 1792 Howard Electric 282 206,75 1 793 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. 362 18.50 1794 Idaho Power Co. 402 85.31 1795 Jackson, Messuri & Co., 222 1,006,00 1796 Lodge Motor Co. 282 56.90 362 4.25 542 44.8b 105.99 1797 Lowman Richfield Service 282 B.or 1798 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 342 3.36 1799 Model Market 322 16.56 1800 Moore Stationery 283 110.00 1801 Mountain States Pain Co. 542 282 1.10 111.10 70.15 1802 1;t. States Tel. & Tel C 282 119.65 562 136.35 256.00 1803 A. I. Myers 182 54.50 1804 Hall's Mobile Service 362 7,95 ' 1805 News Tribune 162 89.55 1806 542 Bob Nicholes Ser. Stations, Inc282 8.75 98.30 15.00 1807 J. C. Penny Co. 282 1.00 1808 Pollards Cafe 322 7.25 1809 Quality Food Market 402 1810 Hal. E. Reynolds, M. D. 322 .86 5.00 18]1 Sattlers - Auto Electric 282 45.74 1812 Service Parts Co. 282 3.93 1813 Eddie Simmermsa 242 11.00 181-4 Simplot Soilbuilders of Cald. 382 114,75 1815 Coley Smith Agency, Inc. 162 50,21 1816 Jason Smith Motors, Inc., 242 3.83 282 6,00 9.83 1817 Starline Equipment Co. 282 160.00 1818 State Insurance Ftmd 182 1,748.58 1819 Summers Staty, & Off. Supply 242 6.13 282 33.08 362 15.6o 54,81 1820 Tots Service 282 5.54 1821 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 282 1.50 402 4.40 5.90 1822 Union Pacific R. R. Co, 343 10.50 1823 Western Business Supply 282 6,90 1824 Western Union Telegraph Co. 282 1.65 1825 Whelchel Studio 282 14.80 1826 Zenith Mfg. & Chemical Corp. 342 45 ,00 1827 Caldwell Plumb. & Heat. Co. 142 I.Oo 1828 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 142 9.53 1829 Ernst Fuel Co. 142 564.22 1830 Home Lumber & Coal Co. 102 4.82 Vd. N0 530 531 532 534 535 536 537 538 539 5 51 4 y 2 543 544 545 5 4 1 17 548 549 55o 552 554 556 557 558 56o 562 564 566 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 578 58o 581 582 583 584 585 586 588 589 590 591 592 593 594 II 5 - 9 '/ GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES CONTINUED '40. N0. Sy No. NAME FUND NO. & PURPOSE AMOUNT 595 1831 Idaho Power Co. 142 110.43 127.95 596 1832 Moore Stationery 103 597 1833 Ed. Simmerman 102 96.80 598 18311 Summer's Stationery 262 9.79 TOTAL GENERAL FUND S PPLIES FOR AUG.' 59 88,935.18 S PECIAL FUND SUPPLIES 599 3609 American Water Works Assn. 602 15.00 600 3610 B. & M. Equipment Co. 602 5.48 • I 601 3611 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works 603 297.00 602 3612 Bennett Machine Welding Works 602 2.60 603 3613 Boise Valley Parcel Service 602 12.75 � 604 3614 Burroughs Corporation 642 40.14 605 3615 Caldwell Autn Supply 622 4.10 606 3616 Caldwell Hardware 622 11.2 607 3617 Caxton Printers, Ltd. 602 41.95 642 53.62 95.57 6o8 3618 Chicago Pump Co. 622 106.82 609 3619 Clerks Cash Revolving Fund 622 .31 662 1.50 1.81 610 3620 John L. Englehart 642 10.00 611 3621 Glaisyer- Harris Agency 602 111.67 j 612 3622 Graves - Holden Agency 602 272.75 613 3623 Jess Harmon Brakes Specialty 622 4.30 6111 3624 Harris- Murray, Inc. 622 1.20 615 3625 Chas. R. Eiger Plumbing 622 1.55 616 3626 Hoff Building Supply 602 7.74 617 3627 Home Lumber & Coal co. 602 12.29 618 3628 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. 622 .75 619 3629 Idaho Power Co. 602 803.67 622 611.47 1,415.14 620 3630 Idaho Tire Service,Inc. 602 2.5o II 621 3631 Jackson, Messuri & Co: 642 600.00 622 3632 Lodge Motor Co. 602 30.00 623 3633 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 642 150.00 62h 3634 A. I. Myers 602 68.13 625 3635 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co. 622 22.25 626 3636 Murray's Used Parts 622 15.00 627 3637 McNeal Building Supply 622 14.98 628 - 3638 Hallts Mobile Service 602 5.75 629 3639 Neptune Meter Company 603 992.80 630 3640 Nurnberg Scientific Div. 622 24.90 631 3641 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co.603 154.53 632 3642 Pitney - Bowes, Inc., 642 21,.86 633 3643 Coley Smith Agency, Inc. 602 62.75 634 3644 Star Machinery Co. 622 50.65 635 3645 State Insurance Fund 602 186.06 636 3646 Telephone 642 56.74 637 3647 Toft Machine Shop - 622 .40 638 3648 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 622 .72 639 3649 Waterworks Equipment Co. 21 1.98 603 349.86 640 3650 Waterworks Supplies Co. 603 1,153.13 641 3651 Westcott Oil Co. 602 5.35 642 3652 Arthur Allen 1,502 7.50 643 3653 Armco Drainage & Metal Prod. 1,302 23.50 6411 3654 B. & M. Equipment Co. 1,302 8.00 645 3655 Becker Hardware Go. 902 120.00 . 1,502 1.50 121.50 646 3656 Bennett Mach. & Welding Work 1,302 5.15 647 3657 Blackline Asphalt Sales of Ida.1,302 11,827.12 648 3658 Boise Brake & Wheel Service 1,302 10.00 649 3659 Boise Payette Lumber Co. 1,302 15.77 650 3660 C. L. Bourland 1,502 6.33 651 3661 John H. Brown •1,502 6.33 652 3662 Burns Chevrolet Co. 1,302 9.10 653 3663 Caldwell Auto Supply 802 3.42 1,302 40.94 1,502 .53 44.99 654 3664 Caldwell Hardware 1,302 22.69 655 3665 Caldwell Leather & Canvas 702 4.50 656 3666 Caldwell Sanitary Ser. 902 12.00 1,605 3,948.48 3,960.48 657 3667 Calf. Spray Chemical.Corp. 902 44.98 658 3668 Donald E. Campbell 802 13.60 !I 659 i 669 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 802 22.65 902 9.08 1,302 45.44 1,502 36.35 113.52 660 3670 Clerics Cash Revolving Fund 802 1.70 1 4.70 6.40 661 3671 Coast To Coast Stores 902 13.41 662 3672 Colymbia Equipment Co. 1,302 130.35 663 3673 Cooperative Oil Assn..Inc. 802 1.48 1,302 20.40 21.88 664 3674 The Cornwell Tools Go. 1,302 22.40 665 3675 Curt & Hal, Inc. 1,302 90.22 666 3676 L. H. Curtis & Sons 802 450.04 667 3677 Engi- nearing Sales Bar., Inc. 1,302 55.73 668 3678 R. B. R. Firestone 1,302 46.68 669 3679 S. S. Foots, Clerk 1,302 3.6o 670 3680 Garber Mlotor Co. 903 134.00 1,302 �;5 (1,2.8 6'g1n :PS 7,134.37 IL- 11C. 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 68o 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 3718 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES CONTINUED 802 W1 _N0. NAME FuNg N0. & PURPOSE 3681 Jess Harmon Brake Specialty 1,302 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 3682 Oscar Haumann 1,502 1,102 3683 Guy Healy 1,502 3723 3664 Hoff Building Supply, Inc. 1 I'daho Hardware & Plumbing Co.Ltd., 3685 King Brown Gardens 902 1,102 3686 Lang Constr. Equip. Co. 1,302 3727 3687 Idaho Department Store 802 Idaho Power Co. 3688 Idaho Gas Company 902 1,102 3689 Idaho Pacific Steel Warehouse Co. 1,302 3731 3690 Idaho Power Go. 702 21.02 1,103 3733 902 173.53 3734 Howard Electric 1,302 13.10 1,502 63.91 3691 Intermountain Equipment Co. 1 3692 Intermountain Gas Co. 902 3693 Irrigators Lumber Co, 902 3694 Lodge Motor Company, Inc. 902 3695 Mt, States Tel. & Tel. Co. 802 3696 Murray's Used Parts 1,302 3697 McCluskey Signal Oil 802 3698 Nampa Sanitary Service 1,605 3699 Bobs Nicholas 011 Co. 902 3700 American Institute Of Park Executives 902 3701 H. E. Parmenter 1,302 3702 Payne Auto Co. 802 3703 Peterson's Richfield 1,502 3704 R. B. R. Firestone 902 3705 Richfield Oil Corporation 1,302 3706 Settlers Auto Electric 1,302 3707 E. J. Scarry & Co. 1,302 3708 Service Parts Co. 1,302 3709 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 902 1.00 1,302 33.24 1,502 1.20 3710 Starline Equipment Co, d02 3711 Summers Staty. & Off, Supply 1,602 3712 Superior Auto Glass 902 3713 Toft Machine Shop 802 10.90 1,302 21.38 3714 Transport Clearings 1,302 3715 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. 802 19.10 3716 Ralph Van reek 1,302 3717 J. W. 'decks & Son, Inc. 902 17.40 1,302 23.90 3718 Vestcott Oil Corp. 802 3719 Western Bearings, Inc., 802 64.62 WATER W. OUTLAY " 1,302 2.86 3720 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 1,502 3721 H. & M. Equipment Co., Inc., 1,102 3722 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1,102 3723 Coast To Coast Store 1,102 3724 I'daho Hardware & Plumbing Co.Ltd., 1,102 3725 Lodge Motor Co., Inc., 1,102 3726 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., 1,102 3727 Service Parts Co., 1,102 3728 Idaho Power Co. 1,102 3729 Bob Nicholas 011 Co. 1,102 3730 Summers Stationery & Off. Supply 1,102 3731 J. W. Weeks & Son 1,102 3732 Garber Motor Co. 1,103 3733 Idaho Power Co., (Corrected Voucher) 1 3734 Howard Electric 1,402 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES FOR AUG=UST 1959 TOTAL SALARIES FOR AUGUST 1959 6 32,583.87 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR AUGUST 1959 47,991.94 TOTAL SUPPLIES AND SALARIES FOR AUG=ST 1959 80,575.81 TOTAL SPECIAL FJND SUPPLIES AMOUNT 29.36 6.33 6.33 37.80 5.35 97.72 46.94 23.21 116.53 271.56 10,000.00 2.24 2.94 26.90 94.80 2.00 29.50 480.25 15.00 15.00 3.25 2.50 10.15 21.13 72.14 8.99 51.98 51.39 35.44 111.38 11.35 2.42 32.18 1 19.10 11.75 41.30 7.82 67.48 2.50 39.78 1.50 10.45 11.00 3.25 6.90 9.74 1L2.37 17.49 3.50 2.75 1,500.00 1,772.47 35.40 $39,056.76 1,784.32 2,809.44 870.62 935.36 1.50 25.52 850.55 505.59 ].34.00 248.73 1,500.00 5,976.74 16,969.00 1,807.97 168.44 11.35 4,428.73 $39,056.76 WENDITURES BY FUNDS WATER FUND SUPPLIES 602 WATER W. OUTLAY " 603 TREATMENT PLANT " 622 WATER GEN. OFF. 642 WATER DEP. REFUND 662 AIRPORT FUND " 702 FIRE FUND " 802 PARK FUND " 902 PARK °OUT. " 903 CENWERY FUND " 1102 CEMETERY CAP. OUTLAY " 1103 STREET FUND " 1302 STREET CAP. OUTLAY ° 1303 STREET LIGHTING " 1402 IRRIGATION FUND " 1502 SANITATION FUND " 1602 SANITATION GAR13AOE CONT. 1605 TOTAL SPECIAL FJND SUPPLIES AMOUNT 29.36 6.33 6.33 37.80 5.35 97.72 46.94 23.21 116.53 271.56 10,000.00 2.24 2.94 26.90 94.80 2.00 29.50 480.25 15.00 15.00 3.25 2.50 10.15 21.13 72.14 8.99 51.98 51.39 35.44 111.38 11.35 2.42 32.18 1 19.10 11.75 41.30 7.82 67.48 2.50 39.78 1.50 10.45 11.00 3.25 6.90 9.74 1L2.37 17.49 3.50 2.75 1,500.00 1,772.47 35.40 $39,056.76 1,784.32 2,809.44 870.62 935.36 1.50 25.52 850.55 505.59 ].34.00 248.73 1,500.00 5,976.74 16,969.00 1,807.97 168.44 11.35 4,428.73 $39,056.76 ,,4 Thereunon Councilman Vassar introduced Bill No 13, entitled- . AN ORDINANC. C NFIRMING THE CR'ATION AND �,STABLISHE,:NT OF LOCAL 1MPROV , 7;,NT fISTRICT NO. b6 FOR THEE CITY 0- C41,T IDAHO; C•;NFIRhffNG UP AP' O'VIN:: THE s SESSM =a1T PULL ?JP ;1111; DISTRICT AS PILED IN THE OrFIG� OF THE rIT' �.,L - RK ON THE 22n8 LAY OF JUNE, 1959, AND ACCEPTED, APPROVED, AND C= NFI!'NZD BY THE COUNCIL ON THE - 9th DAY OF JULY, 1959; PROVIDING mJR TH -, PAYM ,NT IN INSTALLDENTS OF THE COSTS 41C EXPRNSES OF THE IFdPR0Vc3.1ENT MADE OR TO B? MADE IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING UiF COSTS AND FIPEi�SGS OF SAID IMPROV TS UPON OR ACROSS THE ABUTTING; ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS, AND ADJACENT LOTS, BLOCKS AND LANDS AND PARCFD,S OF LAND, UPON THE LOTS, BLOCKS, LANDS ANT' PARCELS OF LAND BENEFITED AND INCLUDING IN SAID IMPF.OVEMENT P19TRICT, AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENT; PRO'VI "ING ?OR THE FORM, MATURITIES, MAXIMUM INTERv,S!f' RATE, AND ALL 0T! LEGAL RE9UIRFTMENTS RF,LATIV3 TO 7V OF SAID BONDS. 'which was read for the First time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 13. It was move I , by Cou nci lman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby that the rules requiring that the reading of e Bill on three li separate clays he suspended and that Bill Nol 13, be read the second time by title and the third time in full p (!section by section and placed on the final passage, The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the �i above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Lucy, Shorb, s and Finley. Negative: None. A and not voting: Eldredge. The Mayor dellared the motion had passed by the necessar, three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 13, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bi'1 as directed. The euestion being 'Shah 1Bill No. 13 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as f ( Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb and Finley. Negative: None. '.Absent and not voting: Eldredge. Thereunon the Mayor declared Bill Np. 13, had nassed and the Mayor in opensession of the "ouncil !di4y shpnd and approved the Bill, and the Glerk duly si;vned and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 946. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 946, � be, published in the News- Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Gnldwell, Idaho, : The° :moon Councilman Vassar introduced the following Resolution and moved the adoption thereof, (which motion was seconded by Councilman Smithi RESOLUTION By Councilman Vassar. A RFSOLUTION PROVIDING; FOR 1 1OTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE ANT) MTV BONDS OF.LOC.AL IMPRC DISTRICT NO. 116 OF TH? CITY OF CAL1- n�ELL, IN THE COIJNTY Or CANYON, STATE. OF IDAHO; AND INWITINO AND RECEIVING BIAS THAI FOR. BE IT RESOLVED, bv. the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; Section 1. That notice is h—eby authorized, ordered, and directed to be given and published as ;hereinafter provided, that the Mayor and Council of the City of.Caldwell, Idaho, propose to sell and invite l 1Iwritten proposals for the •purchase of bonds of Local Impro emnnt District N,,. L6 of the City of Caldwell, ;Canyon County, Idaho,in the amounts and for the purposes specified in the following,, form, to -wits , NOTICE 7F PROPOSAL TO ISSUE ANDSELL BONDS Or LOCAL INIPROV NF?NT DISTRICT NO. P- OF T'IE' CITY OF CALDWELL, IN THE COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OG' IDAHO, AND INVITING AND R CEIVING BIDS THR?FOR. Public Notice is hereby liven that sealed bids for the purchase of bonds of Local Improvemert ( District No. h6 of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, State of Idaho, will be received at the office of ,the Citv Clerk until Thursday, the 1st day of October, 1959, at the hour of 5:00 o'clock P. MI. Said bonds , ,for Local Improvement District No. h6 shall be in the principal sum of SEVEN THOUSAND i?IOHTEEN -R• 66 100 ($7,018,6!•-) DOLLARS in sixty -nine (69) bonds of the denomination of ONE HntNDRED R• NO1100 (E100.00) DOLLARS as and one (1) bond which shall be in the amount of ONE HUNDPED a JHTBIFN x, 661100 ($118.66) DOLLARS; said bonds I hall be nemberd from 1 to 70 inclusive; all bonds to be dated October 1, 1959, payable numerically in ten iTStallments of a equal amounts each year, each installment of bonds maturing in resnective years 'annually from 1969 t® 1969 inclusive; but shall be subject to call on any inter-it date followine the de- linquenc- of any installment of the assessment; said bonds to bear interact at rate, or rates, not to exceed the rate of five (K %) per rent per annum, as m.ay bechtermiced at the time of sale, payable semi - annually on the lit day o Aoril and the lst day of October of each year at the of''ice of the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. 1 Bidders are to submit said bids specifyin^ t:: ^e lowest rate of intere -t and premium, if any above 3'9 > par, at which the bidder sill purchase said 'bonds or the lowest rate of interest at which the bidder will Purchase said bonds, and all tenders, bids, or offers to purchase must be addressed to the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, without condi ion or eualification, and be accompanied by a certified check -- on s9me bank in the State of Idaho, payable to the City Tr- asurer of said City in the amount of five per cent (51) of amount of bid, or being a cash deposit in like amount, to be forreited to the City as liquidated damafes should the successful bidder fail or refuse to take up or pay for the bonds within thirty (3D) daysafter the notice by the City of the readiness to deliber said bonds. Unsuccessful bidders will be re- turned their cerfified checks. All bids shall he conditioned upon the anprovine of a satisfactory legal on nion as to the lepality _ of the said ;issue; provided, however, that said oonds shall not be sold for less than their face of par value . andeccrued int rest at the time of disposal by the City 'Treasurer, under the �neral supervision of the Mayor i i and Council. Thesaid City will furnish the bonds. Each of the said bonds and each of the coupons attached thereto, shall be duly and regularly issued in form and contents in conformity with Chanter 29, Title 50 of the Idaho Code of the State of Idaho, and all other laws thereunto enabling, or in amendment thereof. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. BY ORLER OF Th4 MA AN➢ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0" CALLW1_LL, II Ed Simmerman MAYOR ' Ada °artenbower CITY CLERK I Section 2. That said notice shall be the same as hereby ordered, nublished at least once a week for a period not less than three consecutive calendar weeks prior to the lst day of October, 1959, in the i° News - Tribune, and City Clerk is 'ereby authorized and directed to cause said notice to be published as r— hereinabove mentioned and nrocure proof of said publication in the News - Tribune, and the City Clerk is here - ,I by authorized and directed to cause said notice to be published in duplicate in the form of Publisher's affidavit, one of which she will Preserve as a cart of the records and files in her office, and the other of which she shall furnish to the purchaser of said bonds. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: .Vassar, Smith, Shorb and Finley. Negative. None. II Absent and not voting: Eldredge. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Thereupon Councilman Vassar introduced Bill No 14, entitled: AN ORDINANCE Ab— PNDLNU SECTION 1 -602 OF THE CALLWELL CODE OF 1942, AS AmNDEI] BY ORDINANCES NOS. 627, 637, 670, 686, 689, 723, 7L8, 776, 796, 827, B55, 91; and 940 OF TH CITY 0 CALDWELL, CHAK3ING THE COMPENSATIJIJ TO BE PAID THE CHISF OF POLICE, DETECTIVE LIEUTENANT, DETECTIVES, SERGEANTS OF POLICE, PATROL - MEN, `01K TASTER, 1WRCM AND CL.US, PROVIDIN� THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND R.FPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CJNF HE ?Eb!ITH. which was read for the first tim e and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 1L. It w moved b Councilman Shorb seconded b Co _ Y , y uncilman Smith that the rules reeuiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that 9111 No IL, be r ad the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final nas—.e. The Eayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the above motion with the following rsult: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Shorb, Lucy and Finley. Negative: None. .Absent ana not voting: Eldredge. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. l4, the second time by title and the third ti?e in full section by section. The Clerk read the Billas directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 1L pass ?" The Mayor cirected the Clerk to call the roll on theabove question whi ch _ resulted as follows: Those voting in theaffirmative wee - e; Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Eldredge. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No. 14, had nassed and the Eayor in open session of the Council duly signed and 9noroved the dill, and the clerk duly sir and attested the same which became Ordinance 947. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make p ^ - ner entry of the same and to cesse Ordinance ^lo. 947, to be, ' oublished in the News- Tribune the of'l cial newsoaoer of the Citv of Caldwell, Idaho. 1,'9 T� -sre heirs no fi 'rmsin-ss to come before t' Council it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Vassar that Co adjourn. Motion carried. City Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 1, 1959 5:00 P. M. i ii Mayor The Council met nursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form: CALL ANY ACKNO7IUOM'NT OF NOTICE 1 We, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, do each he - -eby acknowledwe notice of A special meeting of the said City Council, to be held at the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, At the hour of 5:00 o'clock P. M. on the 1st day of October,;, 1959, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following object: Perceiving bids on Local Improvement District # h6, 'bonds, which object was presented to each of the undersigned in writing. bIITNESS our signatures this 1st day o October,1.959. _ 9 Mayor Councilman oun ilman a— Iti o ci man Co ilman Council Councilman Mayor Fd Simmerman presiding. Unor Roll Call the following "ouncilmen answered present; E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, l I� Emile Shorb. L. P. F.ldred!-e and Leland `inlay. Absent: Max Luby. The Mayor Ann nnced the meeting was called to receive bids or Local Improvement District No, 46, bonds. No bids were received. II Thereunon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Vassar whoo moved the adoption thereof, wFdch motion was duly seconded by Councilman Eldredge: RES'.Z.I ITI ON BY COUNCILMAN VASSAR. A RFS)LUT10N AUT'IORI71N0 TEE I UA.HCE OF BONDS OF LOCA1 IMPR0V3+1?NT DISTPICT NO. 46 An ATITWLRl TFL TRSASUREER OF THE CITY OF CAU".JELL, IN THi COUNTY Or CANYON, STATE Om IUAyJ, TO PTTRCH.ASR 80HPS rIITH CEM- F'FRY R7 CARE rlNT,S SAL TO 'ISPOSE Dx BONDS AT PRIVATE SALE. a WH R By ordinance and other proceedings, Local Improvement District No. 46 for the City of Caldwell, Idaho, has been in allresrects approved, ratified, and confirmed; and The City did offer for sale imnrov -rent His-rict bonds of said Local Improvement District I % No. lib in the principal sum of 9PVFN THOUSAND U;ITT wN F. 66floo ($7,018.66) DOLLAfS, bearing date October 1, 1959, and bearing int -re,t at a rate of five (5 %) oer cent per annum, payable semi - annually on the 1st day of April and the 1st day o'' October of esc# year; and WHERiSAS, Due and legal notice of the rime and place of no sale of said bonds has been given, As renuired by law; and WHFRFAS, On the 1st day of October, 1959, at the hour of 5:00 o'clock P. M., the time fixed for the sale of said —1a, at the 6 ity Hall of Caldwell, Idaho, the City di^ offer said bonds for sale; and WHEREAS, There were no p -rson or n -rsons offerini to huy said bonds, and no bids were received thorefor; and WHFREAS,Itanpears that there is sufficient mrneys and funds in the Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund 1 with which to Purchase said bonds; and WHER^ ",AS, It is deemed in the best interast of the City of Caldwell that the Punds of the Cemetery Pernetual Care Fund be used to purchase all of the ahove- entitled bonds, or such part thereof as the