HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-09-10city council minutesMayor Jason C. Smith presiding.
Upon Roll Call the following 6ouncilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell, George
Cleveland, Emile 6 horb, L. P. Eldredge and J. M. Bettis.
The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to discuss a change in the furnace oiler
for the new City Hall.
The Mayor, C ity Council and Ted Terry discussed the feasibility of installing a boiler that could
be converted to gas.
Moved by Blomquist, secinded by Shorb the Mayor and City Engineer meet with Hummel, Hummel &
Jones regarding the change in boilers , also, be authorized to make the change if it seems advisable.
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion w is unanimously carried.
Koved by Eldredge, seconded by Burrell the L. M. Krieger Construction Co., contractors for the
City Hall building be instructed to use Terraflex Vingyl Aestos Tile for all floor space.
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
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There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Bettis, III
seconded by Councilman Cleveland that Council adjourn. Motion carried"
Mayor.
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City Clerk.
COUNCIL CHAMBEES
September 10 1956
8:00 P. M.
The Regular Monthly Ueeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall with
the Mayor, Jason C. Smith presiding.
Upon Roll Gall the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomqu15t,L. E. Burrell,George
Cleveland, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and J. U. Bettis.
The bills for August were read and on a motion by Blomquist, seconded b Burrell these bills
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are to be
allowed and warrants drawn for the various amounts
all of which had been approved by -the Finance
GENE ?SAL FUND
Committee.
Salaries for August,
1956
4626.
Jason C. Smith
Salary
$ 100.00
4627.
F. Li Blomquist
"
35.78
4628.
Lawrence E. Burrell
"
35.78
4629.
L. P. Eldredge
"
40.00
4630.
J. M. Bettis
"
40.00
4631.
Emile Shorb
"
33.00
4632.
G. W. Cleveland
"
40.00
4633.
Wm. F. Gigray, Jr.
"
118.00
4634.
Ada Hartenbower
"
265.37
4635.
Florence E. Strain
"
193.69
4636.
Harriet Ellen Hayes
"
148.87
4637.
Alta E. Williams
"
241.36
4638.
Keith Judd
"
214.68
4639.
Elvis E. Burton
"
265.37
4640.
Clarence C. Imberg
"
257.11
4641.
William Lt. Carlson
"
249.60
4642.
E' wood Siagmann
"
291.90
4643.
Forrest. U. Wiley
"
244.33
4644.
George R. Sweet, Jr.
"
259.34
4645.
Lee N. Bartholomew
"
207 -32
4646.
C i:arles W. Astleford
"
208.86
4647.
Louis Cornelison
"
232.68
4648.
Charlene Bruner
"
128.81
4649.
Nicholas Ney
"
81.66
4650.
Marion Wayne Ford
"
238.00
4651.
Uail Boid Uehli.n
"
217.06
4652.
Henry George Davis
"
228.06
4653.
Carroll Darwin Griggs
^
221.06
4654.
Robert C. Doolittle
"
238.00
4655.
Marena Pauline Roberts
"
157.98
4656.
Donna Uae Hill _�
n
160.22
4657.
Thelma Thorsted Simmons
"
84145
4658.
First National bank
"
109.61
4659.
Dept. Of Health
125.00
4660.
Austin H. Nickel
"
257.6,,
1
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TOTAL SALARIES---- -F'IRE FUND
$ 4,141.25
4661.
Melvin G. Lewis
Salary.
457,p6
4662.
Donald 'N. Baird
Salary
300.14
4695.
4663.
Glenda Claudine Wampler
+'
21.50
Raymond G. Scott
4664.
Marilyn Martin
"
40.96
197`73
4665,
Idaho Mucipal League
Insurance
727,18
4666.
Canyon County
Social Security
815.89
l; 4667.
Idaho Department Store Co.
Assigned to; John Edwin
Monnt 51.73 156,29 Y
4701.
Merlin D. Billings, 89.56,
Donna Hill, 15.00.
229.77
4668.
State Tax Collector
State Withholding
208.77
4669.
First National Bank
Federal Withholding
2,087.69
TOTAL S LARIES - - - -- GENERAL FUND
$10,786.05
4703.
Max Orraz Sanchez
SALARIES----
-FIRE FWND
II I
Calvin K. Yasumiishi "
!' 4670.
W. A. Paddock
Salary
325.90
4706.
1 4671.
Forrest B. Milender
"
294.11
George kakini
4672.
Dale R. Hanks
"
263.96
TOTAL SALARIES ---- SWIM69ING POOL
a 4673.
John 'Marren
"
255.19
e
it 4674.
Roy Arbaugh
"
244.19
d 4709.
4675.
Harald ". Perfect
❑
240
Jim Guy
4676.
Charles W. Phillips
°
262.50
`h
4677.
Dorwin Sparks
"
257.60 �!
39.20
4678.
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Richard D. Cashman
"
237.58
'
4679.
Donald E. Machos _
"
233.58
George Hammar
4680.
John D. Romey
"
257.60
"
4681.
Leslie L. x 'ord
^
257.60
196.77 II
4682.
William F, Southard
"
248.58
4717.
4693.
Wesley B. Turner
- "
229.32
4684.
Jack martin Sweet
a
212.91
4685.
R. C. Stevens
°
18.00
4686.
W. R. Vail
"
18.00
Salary
4687.
Leonard Charlton
"
18.00
4688.
Glen Waner
"
18,00
-"
4699.
Gordon Sams
"
25.00 {
! 4723.
j 4690.
Jack Gooch
"
18.00
Martha Wilcox
ii 4691.
Mathew Maxwell
"
18.00 p,
1 4692,
Ross McKeeth
"
18.00 6.
$ 1,382.16
I ' 4693.
State Treasurer
"
168.80
1
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TOTAL SALARIES---- -F'IRE FUND
$ 4,141.25
SALARIES - -- -PARK FUND
4694.
Harry S. Flagg
Salary
228.20
4695.
George Hammer
"
29,40 i
4696.
Raymond G. Scott
"
196.77
4697.
Pulliam Lester Karns "
197`73
4698.
George D. Kirk
"
203.55
4
Volin Ayers Bollman
"
218,77
4700.
Arthur L. Simpson
"
115.40
4701.
Durrell C. Brown
"
229.77
' 4702.
Leroy P. Ohrt
"
181.10
TOTAL SALARIES - - -- -PARK FUND
1,600.69
SALARIES - - - -- SWIMMING POOL
4703.
Max Orraz Sanchez
Salary
8 188.96
4704.
Calvin K. Yasumiishi "
177.96
4705.
Michael Leon Guerrerro "
166.96
4706.
Larry Atwell
"
88.76
' 4707.
George kakini
"
166.96
TOTAL SALARIES ---- SWIM69ING POOL
3 769.60
SALARIES - - - -- RECREATION
e
4708.
John M. Downer
Salary
225.32
d 4709.
William Zimmerman
115.40
4710.
Jim Guy
°
93.40
4711.
Mgrgaret Stovel
"
115.40
4712.
il
Dorothy Russell
"
39.20
TOTAL SALARIES*RECAhATION
3 588.72 i
a
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SALARIES ---- CEMETERY
'.
!I ' 4713.
George Hammar
Salary
$ 265.26
4714.
James Logan Seale
"
262.19 'I
a il 4715.
Jerry Engle
"
196.77 II
4716.
Tony GabiGla
'
196,77
4717.
Darva G. Martin
"
196.77
4718.
Lilburn L. Cooper
"
229.77
TOTAL SALARIES ----- C3METFRY
8 1,347.53 �I
d
S$6ARIESn ---- LIBRARY
4719.
Marie Coffin
Salary
I
304.80
4720.
Edith E. Skinner
"
179.35
4721.
Dorothy E. Doane
"
236.83
4722.
Roy L. Enix
°
161.72
! 4723.
Mancy A. Jarvis
"
245.60
'- 4724.
Martha Wilcox
"
253.86
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Total SALARIES LIBRARY
$ 1,382.16
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SALARIES - - -- -ROAD FUND
11725,
S. P. Glenn Salary
283.66
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4726,
James S. Wymore
246.97
267.40
4727.
Donald A. Shaw
"
235.97
4728,
Herman Jensen
4729.
Richard S. Mather "
"
235.97
203.55
.
4730.
Tilford W. Farley
203.55 I
4731.
Edward R. McKinsey
203.55
4732.
Samuel L. Erskine
°
203.55 'll
4733.
Emerson Goodrow
"
203.55
4734
Claude L. Lappin
4735.
Paul Stanke
196.77
4736.
Albert B. Exley "
192.55
4737.
Wayne Dunlgp Satter, "
2 5. 8 7
4736.
Neal Howard Van Meter "
77.62
4739•
Fred Colley r
"
103.49
103.49
4740.
Allen L. uoates
III
TOTAL SALARIES - -- -ROAD FUND
7p 2,987.51
SALARIES ----- IRRIGATION FUND
4741.
Charlie. L. BBurland Salary
305.66
4442.
Guy Healy "
224.97
4743.-
Oscar Nauman "
235.97
4744.
John H. Brawn "
294.19
4745
Ernest G. Eisenbrandt "
225'85
4746,
Elmer R. Thornberg
4748.
Henry Daugherty
196.77i
F_
4749.
Leroy C. Dibben a
228.93
4751.
Herb Mason ��
125.05 li
4752.
Ferguson Ray Th.,rnhery
2J42
4753.
Edwin Arthur Thornberg "
113.85 I
TOTAL SALARIES----- IRRIGATION FUND
E3 2;136.91
SLIARTES- - ---L. I. D. # 40
4754.
H. B. Numford Salary
5 224.46 l
-
TOTA SALARIES- - - - -L. I. D. # 40
224.&6 I
4
SALARIES----L, I. D. #42
4755.
aobert M. Hal vorson Salary
311.14 r,
4756.
C. J. Hall "
166.32
4757•
William Bradford "
182.60
y 4758.
Y
Gene Prins "
93.13
4759.
Bob Baird "
24.09
S 8
I
TOTAL SALAPIES ----- L. I. D. # 42
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SALARIES - - -- -WATER kUND
4760.
Cyrus D. Crandall Salary
294.66
4761.
Roy O. Davis "
224.97
F_
4762.
Samuel Hartkopf
224.97
4763.
Roy A. Melton
224.97
'.
4764.
D. Richard elaussen u
255 .19
4756.
Wilma B. Keech "
197.91
4766.
H. W. Phillips "
267.40
4767.
Steve Fish "-
203.55 it
4768.
Vernon L. Trogdon °
211.77
4770.
Earney B. Snoddy
196.77
4771
James L. Kitchin
155.15
4773.
Lavonne G so "
182.85
4775.
Joe Armol Rhoades "
25.87 II
TOTAL SALARIES + nr -- WATER k�;ND
2,666.03
SALiRIES ----- TREATMENT PLANT
IIII
it
4777.
R. J. Huckabee Salary
433.02
4778.
Walter B. Kerfoot n
181.65
4779.
D. Jean Huckabee
8.60
4780.
Elouise May Young
155.96
4781.
Dick Huffer "
218.75
4782.
Idaho Municipal League Insunance
92.38
4783.
Canyon County Social Security
202.57
4784,
First National Bank Federal Withholding
455.38
4765.
State Tax Collector State Withholding
45.54 ,I
pi
4786.
Idaho Departm at Store Assigned tos James L, Kitchen, 80.54 751.88
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James L. Kitchen, 50.00, James D. Kitchen, 70.40; Gary Goss,
"-
107.54; Lavone Goss, 50.00; Edward Doyle Raney, 136.47; Emil
III
Yelm, 139.13; mil Yelm, 50.60; %alter B. Kerfoot, 67.20.
'I'CTAL SALARIES ----- TREA=NT PLA14T & WATER F01)
2,546.23
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TOTAL SALARIES AU11UST, 1956 6 31,974.42
SUPPLLEoS ----- GENERAL FUND
4787.
valley Floral
Supplies
5.94
4788.
Abendroth Printing
"
11.15
4789.
Boise- Pay&tte Lumber, Co.
"
455.20
4790.
Fletcher's Typewriter Exchange
'+
15.00
4791.
Abondroth Printing
"
257.50
4792.
Caldwell News - Tribune
'
146.55
�! 4793.
Mitchell- Graves Agency
"
107.73
4794.
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
"
.50
4795.
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.
"
15.00
4796.
Summers Stationery & Office Supply
"
25.15
4797.
Mt. States Tel.& Tel. Co.
"
15.35
4798.
Summers Stationery a office Supply
"
10.15
4799.
Becker Hardware Co.-
"
70.71
4800.
Brooks Richfield Service
.50
i� 4801.
Burns Chevrolet Cc
"
96.15
4802.
Caldwell,Drug Center
1.20
4803.
Caldwell L ather & Canvas Cc
"
8.50
4804.
Caldwell Paint & Glass
"
6.44
4805.
Caxton Printers, Ltd.
"
6.00
4806.
Clerk +s Cash Revolving Fund
"
1.03
4807.
Cordell's Shell Service
"
26.14
4808.
Davies Hardware Co.
"
7.17
4899.
Federal laboratories, Inc.
+'
12.21
4810.
Federal Sign and Signal Corporation
"
16.51
4811.
Finch Signs Associated
"
6.75
4812.
Fisher's
"
49.20
4813.
Garber Motor Company
"
1.50
4814.
General Electric Company
'+
14.92
4815.
Hoff Building Supply
"
22.14
4816.
_ Howard Electric
"
76.55
4817.
Idaho Tire Exchange
"
3.00
4818.
Idaho State Penitentiary
"
67.00
4819.
Jack & ,ferry's
"
2.50
ii 4820.
Idaho Department Store
" Assigned to Keith Judd
10.40
4821.
Charles E. Krause, M. L.
"
5.00
4822.
Lodge Motor Co. Inc.
"
45.58
4823.
Model Larket
"
9.51
4824.
Motor Inn Service
"
17,80
4825.
Mt. State: Tel. & Tel. Co.
"
75.42
4826.
Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc.
"
8.75
4827.
Oakley Moody Service, Inc.
"
1.50
4828.
Orange Transportation Co.
"
.94
4829.
Phillips Petroleum Company
"
1.80
4830.
Robertson Richfield Service
"
5.65
4831.
John W. Samuelson
"
98.40
4832.
Service Parts Co.
2'
7.54
4833.
Spud's Super Service
°
57.90
4834.
Summers stationery & Office Supply
"
36.76
4835.
Superior Auto Glass
"
2.41
4836.
Texas Company
"
5.01
4837.
Unly Weld Products Co., Inc.
°
41a6
4838.
Whelchel Studio
"
13.10
4839.
Joseph Beeman, M. D.
"
10.00
4840.
Caldwell Memorial Hospital
"
27.50
4841.
Harolds Drive In
"
118.70
4842.
Post's Drive In
"
2.00
4843.
Hal E. Reynolds
"
5.00
4844.
American Public Works Association
"
10.00
4845.
Don W. Laird
"
5.00
4846.
Cheveon Gas Station
7.20
j 4647.
Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co.
"
94.11
4848,
Hal Johnson Inc.
"
1,648.56
4849.
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.
"
42.96
4850.
Bud St. Jeor
5.oa
4851.
Ted Terry
°
5.00
4852.
Summers Stationery & Office Supply
"
209.92
4853.
Parker Warley
"
5.00
4854.
L. H. Kre+_er
"
7,470.00
4855.
Hummel, Hummel & Jones,
"
2,530.26
4856.
Cooperative Oil Association
°
1,245.76
4857.
Idaho Power Company
" (Airport Fund)
1.00
TOTAL SUPPLIES ------ rENERAL YIND
3 15,448.90
SUPPLIES -- -- -FIRE
FUND
4856.
Abendroth Printing
Supplies
$ 24.75
4859.
American LaFrance Corporation
"
964.32
. 4860.
Roy Arhaugh
"
3.00
4861.
Becker Hardware Co.
"
3.80
4862.
Burns Chevrolet Co.
"
1.62
4863,
C°e.7:dwell Auto Supply Co.
"
5.03
46649
Caldwell Drug Center
"
3.50
4865.
CLIdwell Elctric Co.
"
4.80
4666.
Carbonic Gas Sales
°
10.29
4867.
R. D. Cashman
"
3.00
4868.
Leonard Charlton
"
3.00
4869.
L. N. Curtis & moons
"
77.52
4870.
Leslie L. l ord
"
3.00
4871.
Jack Gooch
"
3.00
4872.
Dale Hanks
"
3.00
4873.
Idaho Daily Statesman
9.10
4874.
Lodge Motor Co. I:' -c.
"
14.30
4875.
Lovans Jewelry
"
15.00
�3
�I
4876,
Ross McKeeth
Supplies
$ 3.00
4877.
Donald E. Machos
"
3.00
L078.
Leo J. Mason Mottor Company
"
231.59
4879.
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co.
"
93.10
4880.-
Mathew Maxwell
"
3.00
4881.
Forrest Milender
"
3.00
4882.
W. A. Paddock
"
3.40
4883.
Harold E. Perfect
11
3.00
4884.
Chas. W. ,'hillips
3.00
4885.
J . D. Romey
a
3.00
4886.
Gordon same
3.00
9 4887.
Darwin Sparks
"
3.00
4888.
R. C. Stevens
°
3.00
4889.
William Southard
"
3.00
4890.
Summers Stationery & Office Supply
°
.98
L891.
Jack M. Sweet
"
3.G0
l
4892.
Troy Laudry & Dry leaning Go.
"
11.20
L893.
W. B. Turner
"
3.00
4694.
United Radiator Shop
"
3.50
4895•
W. R. Vail
"
3.00
I 4896.
Olen Waner
"
3.00
CI 4897.
John Warren
"
3.00
I 4698.
Lynn G. Wiseman
"
6.60
TOTAL SUPPLIES -- -FIRE
FUND
$ 1,550.0
I
SUPPLIES - - - -- RECREATION F'UWD
4899.
Caldwell Electric Co.
Supplies
$ 2p.00
4900.
Caldwell Sporting Goods
if
35.35
4901.
Garber Motor Co.
''
28.48
4902. -
Pecham's Furniture & Music
2.05
4903.
Twenty Four Flavors
"
3.10
• 4904.
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaninn Co.
"
77.00
TOTAL SUPPLIES *RECREATION FUND
$ 165.98
h SUPPLIES
- -- SWIMMING POOL FUND
j 4905.
Caldwell Electric Co.
Supplies
$ 8.75
4906.
Rooker Electrochemical Co.
"
109.09
�I 4907.
Idaho Power Company
"
36.65
TOTAL SUPPLIES---- SW111.ING POOL FIND
$ 154.49
SUPPLIES - - -- -PARK FUND
4906.
B. & M. Wholesale Co., Inc.
Supplies
$ 1.68
4909.
Boise- Perette Lumber Co.
°
8.37
491.0.
Caldwe$1 Auto Supply "o.
"
13.24
f 4911.
CAldwell Llectric Co.
"
33.50
4912.
Caldwell Leather & Canvas Co.
"
12.66
4913.
Caldwell Sanitary Service
"
7.00
`
r 4914.
California Spray- Chemical Corp.
"
16.83
4915.
Coast to Coast Store
20.69
4916.
Ellison Electric
"
2.75
4917.
Idaho Power Company
98.10
4918,
King Brown Gardens
"
15.60
4919.
Service Parts Co.
55.86
4920.
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
"
.53
4921.
Vassar Rroduce Co.
"
1.50
4922.
J. W. Weeks & Son
"
2.50
4923.
Welch Motors
"
1.50
TOTAL SUPPL ES - -- -PARK FUND
$ 294.25
SUPPLIES ------ CEMET -RY FUND
4924.
W. D. Allen
Supplies
$ 17.50
J 4925.
Ivan W. Lee & Sons
"
33.60
4926.
Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co.
"
4.00
4927.
Post Master
"
50.00
4928.
Service Parts Co.
6.64
4929.
Simpson Blacksmith Shop
"
52.o6
TOTAL SUPPLIES - - -- CEMETERY FUND
$ 163.80
SUPPLIES - - - -- LIBRARY FUND
4530.
Kenneth C. Black
Supplies
$ 1,628.80
4931.
Caldwell Plumbing & Hdating Co.
"
47.19
4932.
Caldwell Sanitary Service
°
1.50
4933.
Caxton Printers, Ltd.
"
6.50
4934.
Davies Hardware Co.
"
16.45
4935.
Gaylord Bros., Inc.
•"
95.53
4936.
J. K. Gill Co.
"
35.94
4937•
Hoff Building Supply, Inc
"
52.00
49)9,
Idaho Power Company
"
32.20
4938.
Nancy Jarvis, Petty Cash
1'
11.07
,4940.
MacMillan Company
6.07
4941.
A. C. McClurg & Co.
"
29.11
4942.
Moore Stationery
it
7.20
4943.
Mt. States Tel. and Tel. Co.
"
17.45
1 � 1
4944.
Oxford University Press Inc.
n
5.32
4945.
Pantorium Cleaners
"-
7.00
4946.
R. M. Starbuck & Sons,�Inc.
"
6.67
' TOTAL SUPPLIES - - - -- LIBRARY FUND $ 2,006.00
SUPPLIES - - -- -ROAD FUND
!
4947.
S. & M. Equipment Cc.
Supplies
$ 1.65
4948.
Brake Specialty
to
1,38
4949.
Burns Chevrolet co.
"
37.89
4950.
Caldwell Auto Supply Co.
IN
113.37
4951.
Cooperative 011 Association
IN
27.94 I -
4952.
Glenn Dick Equipment Co.
"
2,78 !1 1
4953.
Dorsey Wood Products
IN
414.00
4954.
Engineering Sales Service, Inc.
"
167.26
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4955
Feenaughty Machinery Co.
"
128.81
'
4956.
Garber Motor Company
°
10.90 11
4957.
Hardy Bros.
IN
163.04
4958.
Idaho Power Company
"
1.00
4959.
Idaho Tire Exchange
"
10.47
4960.
Jack and Jerry's
"
37.61
4961.
Hal Johnson Inc.
+'
70.49
4962.
Mollerup's, Inc.
IN
3. 55 1
4963.
D. N. Nordling Parts Company
n
16.53
4964.
Phillips Petroleum Company
°
4,02.99
4965
Richfield Oil Corporation
+'
111.84
4966.
Salt Lake Hardware Co.
°
48.96
4967.
Battler Auto Electric
"
12.07
4968.
Service Parts Co.
"
9.55
4989.
Simpson Blacksmith
9
61.52
4970
Union Oil Co. Of Calif.
"
70.28
4971.
Vanways, Inc.
a
1.74 -
4972.
J. W. Weeks & Son
"
12.20
4973.
Don Stewart
"
° m 285.40
4974.
Intermountian Equipment Co.
"
4.23
TOTAL SUPPLIES - - -- -ROAD FUND
$ 5,850.45 i
SUPPLIES -- - -- STREET LIGHTING
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4975.
Idaho Power Company
Supplies
$ 23.25
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TOTAL SUPPLIES - - - -- STREET - LIGHTING FUND
° 23.25 �
SUPPLIES---IRRIGA:ION
-
4976.
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.
Supplies
$ 166.21
4977•
Becker Hardware Co.
it
4.201
4978.
Boise- Payette Lumber Co.
it
10.3.4
4979.
C. L. Bourland
"
5.50 jf
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4980.
John H. Brown
"
5.50
4981.
Burns Chevrolet Co.
°
28.09
ij
4962.
Garber Motor Company
"
102.38 l�
4983.
Oscar Naumann
°
5.50
13984.
Guy Healy
5.5G i
4985.
Hodge Shell Service
"
15.50
4986.
Idaho Power Company
"
1.00 1,
4987.
H. E. Parmenter
"
1.50
4988.
Alta E. Williams
"
1.25
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TOTAL SUPPLIES ----- IRRI,ATION
$ 352.47 II I
SUPPLIES - - - -- CEMETERY SINKING
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4989.
Phillips Petroleum Company
Supplies
$ 1,478.25
TOTAL SUPPLIES - - -
-- CEMETERY SINKING
9 1,478.25
SUPPLIES- - - - -L. I. D #33
it
4990,
'Um. F. Gigray, Jr.
Supplies
$ 245.00
TOTAL SUPPLIES-----L. 7 . D. #33
$ 2 45. 00
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S UPPLIE '- - - - -L. _. D. #37
4991.
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.
Supplies
$ 39.05
4992.
Gate City Steel Co.
"
94.17
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TOTAL SUPPLI- FS ---
-L. I. D. #37
6 133.22
SUPPLIES- - - - -L. 1. D. #39
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4993.
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.
Supplies
$ 160.68 !
TOTAL SUPPLIES- - - - -L. 1. D. #39
$ 160.68
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SUPPLIES- - - - -L. I. D. #40
4994.
N. H. Adams
Supplies
$ 29. 30
4995.
Gate City Steel Co.
u
94.17
4996.
J. 0. Young & Son
"
7,234.93
TOTAL SUPPLIES- - -
- -L. I. D. #40
$ 7,358.401 u
SUPPLIES - - - -L. I. D. #42
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4997.
Idaho Blueprint ?1 Supply Ca.
Supplies
$ 9.14
TOTAL SUPPLIES- - -
- -L. I. D. #42
$ 9.14
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A delegation of property ovrners presented a petition to the Mayor and C ouncil petitioning the
Council to restrain the Normal Soil Inc., from operating its plant located on old Highway No, 30,
The City Attorney informed the Mayor and Council civil action would have to be taken by the pro-
perty owners to abate the nuisance. i
It was unanimously agreed by the Mayor and C ouncil the petitioners should file civil action and j
the City Attorney be instructed to notify Robert Alexander, attorney for the property owners,of this
decision.
The following letter was read and ordered spread on the Minutes:
August 22, 1956.
Hon. Jason Smith
Mayor Citv of Caldwell
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Jason:
Some weeks ago we handed you a petition of the Intermountain
Gas Compel for permission to use certain specified streets for
gas lines to take gas to particular users who have requested service
from this Company.
We have heard nothing from the petition since that date. I
presume that is was submitted to the Council and we ask that we be
advised of the Council's action whethar favorable or unfavorable.
Since this is a matter of importance to this Company and also to
such users in Caldwell we ask your early reply.
Yours very ',_r1il
/s/ Claude M.4rcR@
The Clerk was instructed to notified Mr. Marcus the petition -as still tabled.
The following letter was read and ordered spread on the Minutes:
August 20, 1956.
Honorable Jason C. Smith
May or
Caldwell, Idaho
SUPPLIES - - -- WATER FUND
4998.
Addressograph Sales Agency Supplies
SS 24.00
4999.
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc. "
7.13
5000.
Baxter Foundry & Machine Works, Inc. "
98.70
5001.
Boise-Payette Lumber Co. "
27.80
5002.
Burns Chevrolet Co. °
12.49
5003.
Burroughs Corporation "
34.40
5004.
Caldwell Auto Supply Go. "
3.72
5005.
Caxton Printers, Ltd. "
255.35
5006.
County Agent "
13.00
5007.
Garrett Freightlines, Inc.
4.68
5008.
Hammon's Mobil Service. "
15.32
5oo9.
Idaho Power Company "
264.15
5010.
Idaho Tire Exchange "
3.55
5011.
Lodge Motor Co. Inc. "
18.76
5012.
Model Market "
1.08
5013.
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company "
35.02
5014.
Pitney- Bowes, Inc. °
21.60
5o15.
Postmaster "
225.00
5016.
Service Parts Oo. "
10.24
5017.
Summers Stationery & Office Supply "
45.90
5018.
Vanways, Inc. u
5.20
5019.
Waterworks Equipment Co. "
559.53
5020.
Vassar Produce Co. "
6.12
TOTAL SUPPLIES - - -- -WATER FUND
$ 1,693.74
SUPPLIES----- TREATMENT PLANT
5021.
Cornell, Howland, Hpyes, & Merryiield Supplies
$ 798.65
5022.
Wm. r. G_gray, Jr. "
750.00
5023.
R. J. Huckabee "
50.00
5024.
Idaho Blueprint & 1 upply "
150.00
5025.
Idaho Department of Highways "
35-GO
5026.
Caldwell Office, Idaho birst National bank "
216.13
5027.
Intermountain Company "
44,399.28
5028.
Cordelia M. Leeper "
75.00
5029.
Summers Stationery & Office Supply "
.40
5030.
C. W. Watkins and Son "
35,466.08
TOTAL SUPPLIES - - - -- TREATMENT PLANT
$ 81,940
TOTAL SUPPLIES AUGUST 1956 $ 119,028.96
G"aAND TO'T'AL SUPPLIES AND SALARIES $ 151,003.38
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A delegation of property ovrners presented a petition to the Mayor and C ouncil petitioning the
Council to restrain the Normal Soil Inc., from operating its plant located on old Highway No, 30,
The City Attorney informed the Mayor and Council civil action would have to be taken by the pro-
perty owners to abate the nuisance. i
It was unanimously agreed by the Mayor and C ouncil the petitioners should file civil action and j
the City Attorney be instructed to notify Robert Alexander, attorney for the property owners,of this
decision.
The following letter was read and ordered spread on the Minutes:
August 22, 1956.
Hon. Jason Smith
Mayor Citv of Caldwell
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Jason:
Some weeks ago we handed you a petition of the Intermountain
Gas Compel for permission to use certain specified streets for
gas lines to take gas to particular users who have requested service
from this Company.
We have heard nothing from the petition since that date. I
presume that is was submitted to the Council and we ask that we be
advised of the Council's action whethar favorable or unfavorable.
Since this is a matter of importance to this Company and also to
such users in Caldwell we ask your early reply.
Yours very ',_r1il
/s/ Claude M.4rcR@
The Clerk was instructed to notified Mr. Marcus the petition -as still tabled.
The following letter was read and ordered spread on the Minutes:
August 20, 1956.
Honorable Jason C. Smith
May or
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Mayor Smith: ',II
As we are about ready to close the Caldwell transaction, I wanted to take this 'I!
opportunity to express my appreciation to you and the City Council for the time,
consideration and help hat was
p given us in connection with the Caldwell Sewer
and Water Revenue Bonds.
We are Rry appreciative of the Fine spirit of cooperation we had from alllthe City
officials, and particularly from Air. 0igray's office.
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While we didn't have a lot of time to work out the original set -dp, as we were re-
quested to get the proceedings in your hands so quickly, I think everything work-
ed out very well and that the boncdssue is as good as we could have hoped to set
up if we had had more time. The price you received for the bonds is as good as you d
would have received for a 25 -year general obligation bond, and you have all of your
general obligation credit free to use for other purposes at other times.
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We understand that the City of Rexhorg had a bond sale the other day and that the best
bid submitted by a dealer for general obligation bonds was a slight premium for 4% bonds. �
These were 20 -year general obligation bonds. I understand, however, that the State nur-
chased the bonds at a 3.60% rate. While Caldwell is, in my opinion, a much better city •�
than Re -burg, I think it does demonstrate that you received a verc attractive rate for
the bonds, which is what we all wanted. q
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I should be glad to have you express my thanks to the members of. the City Council.
7e truly yours,
is�`A1 II
J. A. Burrows, President.
The following letter was road and ordered spread on the Minutes: j
September 6,1956. i
Mayor Jason C. Smith III
and City Council
c/o Jason Smith Motors
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Mayor:
On behalf of the Bcard of Directors of the Caldwell Right Rodeo I would '.4_':e
I, g , to
i, express our thanks to you and the City Council for the excellent cooperation and
spirit that you have expressed in helping us to stage the Caldwell Night Rodeo.
'I It is indeed a rare privilege to have such an outstanding and interested City I II
Council.
Sincerely yours, I
/a/Ingle Weeks
President (I,
Caldwell Night Rodeo it
The following letter was read and ordered WA spread on the Minutes.
Mayor Jasr:n Smith
715 "lbany
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Mayor S -ith: - I!
Fulfilling my intention of notifying you of the increase in the assessed value .__.
of the city of Caldwell for the year of 1956 over that of 1955, I submit the follow-
ing:
]955 Assessed value of land and 'auildings on the city roll
1955 -- $3,412,545 1956 $ 1,296,075
Property on farm roll lying within the city- limits
1955 - - -' 288,580 1956 - - -- 275,325 j
Personal property
1955 --- 1,278,630 1956 - - -- 867,040 4
Total $4,979.755 Total
5 ,438,440 �
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Increase 11145 or an increase of 9.21% ;I
I want to point out that This does rot include the assessment on corporations
nor the subsequent ersonal prop.rt which f i gures y, gores are not yet available but I do not
excect uch change in these items and the comparison is rn =_de only on the propertyII
Tr :t affected, in fact the only property affected by the equalization program. +�
Yon may wonder why the large difference in personal property. This was caused
by the fact that in 1955 the merchandise in the city of Caldwell was not attached to
the real property roll, whereas in 1956 it has been gttached to the re-1 property
roll wherever it is possible.
'However the total difference represents a fair and just comparison.
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These figures are before equalization and will be lowered some for 1956 by the
exceptions ,xhich "re allowed which may enual about one half of one percent: leaving
a total increase percentage wise of 8.715 increase in the adjusted total.
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I trust this is the informati.:.n yo�,i desire and that you may see fit to take these
cc siderations into your planning and adjust the levies so that t - people of Caldwell
will not be increased in their over -all tax load by reason of the eq)i2ization program.
/s/ Kenneth Stephenson
Canyon County Assessor
The Mayor announced the appointment of L. P. Eldredge as Chairman of the United Nations Day
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Committee.
tSoved by Bettis, seconded by Shorb this appointment be confirmed. it
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
Thereupon Councilman Bettis introduced Bill No 11, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE PARKING OF A TRUCK OR BUS L4RGER IN SIZE THAN ONE TON OR A TRAILER
OF ANY KIND UPON HE STREETS OF THE CITY OF CAL WELL LOCATED VVYTHIN ANY OF THE RESIDENTIAL ZONES ',';ITH CERTAI�
EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDTNG PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF AND REPEALING ALL OR.DTNkNCES IN CONFLICT HEIL TH.
which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 11.
The City Engineer presented the Assessment Roll of Local Improvement District No 33, to the Mayor
and Council.
Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Eldredge, who moved the adoption
thereof, vi ch motion was seconded by Councilman Bettis.
RESOLUTION
By Councilman Eldredge.
A RESOLUTION V,CEPTTPIG THE ASSESSMENT !LOLL OF LOCAL IbTROVEMEET DISTRICT NO. 33 FOR THE CITY OF
CALDVV"ELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, AUT�DRIZING THE CLF;R]' TO GIVE NOTICE OF T?E TIWE AND PLACE FOR H AND
CONSIDERING OBJECTI ^NS TO THE SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL; FIKING THE TJ6TE FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERTNO SAID OB-
JECTIONS ANj PRESCRIBING THE FOF1 OF NOTICE.
Ili 'MfEREAS, the assessment roll o-' Local Improvement District No. 33 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon';
County, Idaho, has been completed in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho, in
I II such cases - ads and provided, and the ordinances of the said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, said ill
assessment roll having been prepared and made out by the Committee on Sewers, together with the City Engineer
containing the nu of assessment, the name of the owner if known, and if not known that the name is un-
known, a dia=iption of each tract assessed and the total amount of the assessment, and said assessment "
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roll having been so prepared was certified to the Council of the City of Caldwell by the Committee on Sewersl
and the City Engineer,
' NOW, THERE ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and C ouncil of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: �
Section 1. That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 33 for the City of Caldwell,
j Canyon County, Idaiio, be, and the same is, hereby accepted and :laced on file in the office of the City
Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho. That the City Clerk is ',ereby a.ithorized and directed
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k to give due and legal not cc, in compliance with the provisions of law, to the owner or owners of property
' w`dch is assessed in said assessment roll, whether named or not named, by publication in three successive
issues in the Caldwell News - Tribune a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, Idaho
and the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell. Said notice shall state that the said property owners
may file, w thin tcn days from the first publication of said notice of time to rile objections to ;aid
1 assessment roll, cbsections to said assessment roll and that objections will be considered by the Mayor and
Council on the 8th day of October, 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. N.
Section 2. That said notice shall be in substantially the following form, to -wit:
Il i "NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF A SESSA?ENT ROLL OF LOC`.L ILTROW7ENT DISTRICT NO. 33 FOR THE CITY OF CALIA%TLL
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CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, BY THE CITY CLERK AND OF THE TTME AND PLACE FOR FILTNG PROTESTS TO SUCH ASSESSMENT ROLL.
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AND OF THE TINE SET FOR HEARING PRDTF,3TS BY THE CITY COUNCIL.
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"NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 33 for the
City of Caldwell, Cannon County, Idaho, is now on file in my office in the City Hall of the City of Cald-
ell, Canvon County, Idaho, and that the same was filed at 5:00 o'clock P. 19. on the 10th day of September,
1956, and that the City Council will meet on the 8th day of October, 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. V., at the
'�City Counc 1 Chambers in the City Hall in said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idahc. to hear and consider
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objections to said assessment roll by the party or parties aggrieved by such assessment. The owner or
S owners of any property which is assessed in said assessment roll whether named or not in such assessment ro
may, within ten days from the first publication of this notice, file his objeettcns in writing to said f
assessment roll to which objection is made as well as the specific ground for such objections. The assess-
ment roll will be -pen for inspecti -n at the office of the City Clerk of the City. of Caldwell, Canyon Covnty'll
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I Idaho, on each and every, day except Sundays and holidays between the hours of 9 -00 o'clock A. M. and 5:00
o'clock P. t.9.
II Upon Roll Call those voting it the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Cleveland, Shorb,
'I Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None.
Thereupon the Mavor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. f
The City Engineer presented the Assessment Roll of Local Improvement District No. 37, to the
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Mayor and Council.
! The e the following Resolution was presented to the )favor and Council by Councilman Bettis,
II who moved the adoption thereof, which motion was duly seconded by Counc Shorb. �
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RESOLUTION I,
By Councilman Bettis.
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ASSESSUE 11T ROLL OF LOCAL 1WROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 37 FOR THE CITY OF
CLD CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO; AUT`•ORIZING THE-CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF THE TITfE AND PLACE FOR HEARING AND
CONSIDERING OBJECTIONS TO THE SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL, FIXING THE TTM FOR HEARING AND CONSIDERING SAID 01
JECTIONS AND PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF NOTICE.
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WHEREAS, the assessment roll of Local Improvement District Not 37 for the City of Caldwell, Canyon
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County, Idaho, has been completed in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho, in�i
such cases made and provided, and the ordinances of the said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, said
assessment roll having been prepared and made out by the Committee on Sewers, together with the City Engineer
containing the number of assessment, the name of the owner if known, and if not known that the name is un- +l
known, a description of each tract assessed and the total amount of the assessment, and said assessment roll)
having been so prepared was certified to the Council of the City of Caldwell by the Committee on Sewers and I'
the City Engineer
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NOW, THE - BEFORE, RF. IT RESOLVED by the Ma;or and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idahot
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Section 1. That the assessment Roll of local Improvement District Fo. 37 for the City of Caldwellil
Canyon County, Idaho, be, and the same is, hereby accepted and placed on file in the office of the City iI
Clerk of the City of Caldwe'1, Canyon County, Idaho. That the Citv Clerk is hereby authorized and directed I
to give due and legal notice, in compliance with the provisions of law, to the owner or owners of property
which is assessed in said assessment roll, whether named or not named, by publication in three successive �I
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issues in the Caldwell fless- Tribune, a daily newspaper pr4nted and published in the City of Caldwell, Idaho
and the official newspaper of the Citv of Caldwell. Said notice shall state that the said property owners li
may file, within ten days from the first publication of said notice of time to file objections to said
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assessment roll, objections to said assessment roll and that objections will be considered by the Mayor and
Council on the 8th day of October, 1956 at 8700 o'clock P. M.
Section 2. That said notice shall be in substantially the following form, to -wit: I
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"NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 37 FOR THE CITY OF CALDfJETA
CA!YCN COUNTY, IDAHO, BY THE CITY CLERK AND OF THE TIME AND PLACE FOR FILING PROTESTS TO SUCH ASSESSMENT !!
ROLL AND OF THE TIME SET FOR REARING PROTESTS BY THE CITY COUNCIL.
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"NOTICE IS HEREBY OI!'EN That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 37 for the
City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, is now file in my o fice in the City Hall of the City of Caldwell,
Canyon County, Idaho, and that the same was filed at 5:00 o'clock P. M. on the 10th day of September, 1956,
and that the City Council will meet on the 8th day of October, 1956, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., at the City
Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, to hear and consider �,
objections to said assessment roll by the party or parties aggrieved by such assessment. The owner oP
owners of any property which is assessed in said assessment roll whether named or not in such assessment
roll may, within ten days from the first publication of this notice, file his objections in •. iting to said
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assessment roll to which objection is made as v as the specific ground for such objections. The assess -
� ment roll will be open for inspection at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Canyon
County, Idaho, on each and every day except Sundays and holidays between the hours of 9 :00 o'clock A. M.
l and 5:00 o'clock P. M.
/a/ Ada Hartenbower
City Clerk.
11 Upon Roll Call those voting in tho affirmative iiere: Blomqnist, Burrell, Cleveland, Shorb,
(Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: Ncne. Absent and not voting: None.
Thereupon the Mayor declared the motiop carried and the Resolution adopted.
Thera: -pon Councilman Blomquist presented the following R to the Mayor and Council and
moved the adoption thereof which motion was seconded by Councilman Bettis.
RESOLUTION
By Councilman Blomquist.
A RESOLUTION CHANGING PLACE OF DEPOSIT OF PROCEEDS OF SALE OF SEWER AND WATER REVENUE BONDS AS SET
FORTH IN SECTION 16 OF ORDINANCE 887 OF TYE CP_"Y OF CALD'KEi.L, IDAHO, FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF CALD-
WELL, CALD4rELL, IDAHO, TO THE IDAHO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CALD'NELL, IDAHO,
WHEREAS, Section 16 of Ordinance No. 887 of the City of Caldwell provides that the proceeds of
the sale of the Sewer and Water Revenue Bonds shall be deposited in a special trust account in place of The
l First National Bank of Caldwell, Caldwell, Idaho.
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TMEREAS, it is the desire of the City of Caldwell that the Idaho First National Bank, Caldwell,
1 Idaho, be designated as the place of deposit of said special trust account in place of The First National,
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Bank of caldvrell, Caldwell, Idaho.
NOW, THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwel'_i Idaho be amended,
and the same is hereby amended,wherein the deposit of the proceeds of the sale of bonds shall be placed in
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a special trust account in the Idaho First National Bank, Caldwell, Idaho, rather than The First National il
Bank of Caldwell, Caldwell, Idaho, as designated in said ordinance. u
Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Blomquist, Burrell, Cleveland, Shorb,
Eldredge and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. ^
I ` Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
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Representatives from the Forward Club were present and discussed the proposed Community Building. III
Moved by Shorb,' seconded by Blomquist that permission be granted for the construction of Com-
l munity Building on City owned property adjacent to the Rose Garden. {
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
Councilman Eldredge, Chairman of the ' -7ater Department presented a list of uncolleotable water accounts
and requested they be charged off the 'A'ater Ledger.
No. Name, Address. Amount, l
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1 -120
Wm Hurst
601 Fillmore
8 .25
1 -410
Thomas J. Clark
708 Everett
6.10
1 -425
Urs. Alfred Schafer
620 Everett
2.00
2 -95
C. D. Vortrees
402 Everett
2.25
3 -50
Ralph's Used Cars
502 Arthur
4.00
3 -315
Mrs. Ray Overland
108 Derry
.15
6 -462
Wilma Smith
619 Chicago
1.75
7 -235
Mildred Yager
1111 Ma'n
2.00
8 -40
Siddie Fullington
1123 Arthur
6.o0
8 -810
T Dick
1421 Arthur
1.25
13 -308
Jim Farley
2117 Cherry
2.60
ll, -145d
Wm A. Gehr
2516 Iowa
4.00
17 -490
Ralph Hamner
313 Freeport
7.00
19 -11A
C. J. Rupley
123 Woodlawn
2.35
21 -25A
J. W. Bartrop
118 Elgin
2.00
21 -312
Aurora Arellano
211 Denver
8.30
21 -355
Dexter Barnes
506 Denver
9.20
22 -6o5
John Springer
2101 P. St
2.30
23 -360
Vance Pollett
2424 N Montana
2.65
3 -40
A. S. Cooper
505 Blaine
2.00
18 -285
John Hite
1420 S. Kimball
2.00
CH -185
W. R. Gillen
Canyon Hill
.5Q
22 -170
Roy Rohan
2523 Hi'lcrest
2.15
Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Burrell that these Bills be charged from the Water Ledger.
Unon Roll Call it appeared the motion r unanimously carried.
U A group of property owners on North Michigan Avenue requested the City to install black top
paving. I
The Mayor informed the group a petition designating the area to be paved and signed by 60, of the
property owners should be presented to the Council for consideration. - -
The Mayor informed the Council a plan for a garbage land fill was being worked out by the County
I Ii Commissioners, Nampa and Caldwell and as s, as a site wascbcided upon bids would be called. I E
The City Engineer stated work On East Logan from Washington -to Wyoming could not be completed
until spring, also Oak and Maple which is included in L. I, D. # 42 will be completed as: soon as the County
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has completed their part of the project.
y Councilman Blomquist reported the large hangar at the Airport would have to be repaired before
winter. ICI
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The Vayor appointed Blomquist and Bettis to check on this and call for bids if repair is found f
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Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Bettis the Mayor and City be authorized to issue a check on the
Special Trust Account -Water and Sewer Fund -City of Caldwell in the amount of 86 34,518.22 in favor of Cornell; i
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Howland, Hayes and Merryfield for engineering services for the Sewage Disposal Plant. i
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Upon Roll Call it appeared the motionwas unanimously carried. —
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The City Engineer was instructed to contact Burro»ghs Company regarding the bookkeeping machine. j
There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilman Bettis, it
i seconded by Councilman Blomquist that Council adjomrn. Motioncarried. I
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Cit, Clerk
COUNCIL CHA11BERS
SEPTEMBER 27th, 1956
5:00 P. M.
The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following forms j
CALL AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT CF NOTICE
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Pde, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho do each
L hereby acknowledge notice of a special meting of said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers in
the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho at the 'lour of 5;00 o'clock P. M. on the 27th, day of September
for the transaction of all n - ehlbusiness in connection with the followi ng objects Consideration of RdsoJuti
it approving plans of L. T. D. # 41 -42, R solution State of Idaho, Resolution -.v th State of Idaho Lighting
'Agreement, which object a submitted to each of the undersigned in writing.
WITNESS our signatures this 27th day of September, 1956*
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Mayor Jason C. Smith presiding.
Upon Roll Call the following L1 oun en answered present: L. E. Burrell, -Emile Shorb, L. P.
Eldredge and J. M. Bettis. Absent: Fran Blomquist and Gen Cleveland.
The follwing letter from the City Engineer wasnad:
September 27, 1056.
Mayor and City Council
Caldwell, Idaho
I would recommend that the resolution be approved subject to final City grades on Denver
and Elgin Streets which will be established by Thnrsda-; October 4, 1956 and that the
sR� to curb :t dth on Elgin and Denver be ti0 feet.
Yours truly
/s/ Melvin G. Lewis
City Engineer.