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COUPICIL CHAMBERS, OCT.IST,1923. •
The Council met in regadar session with Mayor Sme absent, Pres ident of the
Council, lainford, presiding, and Councilmen, Reuling, Harmon, Kimbrough, 3obb, and
Wheeler, present.
The Minutes of the September see ions were read and on motion of Kimbrough, second-
ed by Hammon, the came were approved.
The Council directed Ohief -of- Police Howard, to determine the cost of placing a
Red Light on the Corner of Arthur & Kimball,in oircuit with the doe at the Saratoga
Hotel.
BILL M. 8 BY WHEELER,ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE VACATING, ABANDONING, AND DISCONTIN
DING BERTAIN PORTIONS OF A CERTAIN UN -NAMED ST_'?EET IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO, ",
was read for the first time,as was BILL NO.9, BY ROBB, ENTITLED" AN! ORDINANCE
- 38TABLISHING LI29ITS WITHIN WH11CH COM ERCIAL AND PUBLIC GARAGES,OIL AND GAS STATIONS
-ND SERVICE STATIONS SHALL BE ERECTED AND OPERATED WITHIN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHOV
A motion was made by Kimbrough, seconded by Robb, that the rules requiring the
- reading of a bill on three separated days be suppended and the bill be read the second
time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The roll being
called by the President of the Council, the fohlowing was the result:
AYES: FEULITIG, HARI,ION, KILIBROUGH, MU.TFORD, ROBB, AND WHELSER.
IdA7[3S AND ABSENT: NONE. So the ,?"sidentia of the Council decUmed the motion had Carr -
$ad and caused the Clerk to read the two bills the second time by title and the third
time in full On the question , as put by the President of the Counoil,shall Bills No.
S& 9 pass® the roll being called on the came, the result was as follows:
-AYES: FEULING, HARLION, KIMBBOUGH, MUMK RD, ROBB, & WHEELER.
.NAYES AND ABSENT: NONE. So the President of the Council declared the Bills had padeed
and now became Ordinances #388 and 389. The Clerk was directed to make proper entity
of the same and cause the same to be publsihed in the Caldwell Tribune, the official
Newspaper of Caldwell,Idaho on the 5th of Oct. 1923.
It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Wheeler, that the bills as
1ppproved be allowed and warranth ordered drawn on the various funds as follows:
GENERAL FUED
N0.
TO WHOM DRAWN
FOR WHAT
AMOUNT
265
J.W.Smsed
Salary
11.00
266
F.T.Feuling
8.00
267
L.A.Harmon
8.00
268
W.T.Kimbrough
8.00
269
F.D.]Yalmford
5.50
270
E.J.Robb
5.50
271
E.A.Wheeler
8.00
R72
S.Earle Boyes,
Salary
100.00
273
W.O.Dyer
Deputy City Clerk
90.00
274
M.S.T.& T.CO.
Tolls
1.25
275
Harmon Drug Co.
Peno$ls
1.40
276
Frank E.Meek
Salary
50.00
277
Caxton
200 M.S.COvers
2.50
278
W.F.Howard
Bel. of Salary & 4 dogs
119.00
279
Coy Collins
11 " " "
94.00
280
Hay Boone Co.
Assigned Aoc't
25.00
281
Golden Rule
" "
10.00
282
Kelleher Clo.Co.
" "
10.00
283
H.C.Gillette
salary
165.00
284
E.E.Pennington
"
110.00
285
Doyle Fender
110.00
286
Walter Griffiths Jr.
110.00
287
P.R.Sohwartz
Fire Services.
20.00
288
O.Royee
9.00
289
Fred Ross
8.00
290
Geo.Randolph
9.00
291
Louis Krell
9.00
298
Robert I.La Rocque
9.00
293
Lionel Kroll
9.00
294
W.O.Watts
-
5.50
295
Hay Boone Co.
Assigned Account
296
GreenliInds
1 keg Of Dods
1390
82
297
E.Yining `
Globes 4
.0
298
Idaho Power Co.
Heating
9.
299
M.S.T.& T.00.
Phone Rentals
8.
300
Troy III
Laundry
5.
301
wostoott Sales Co.
12R Gallons Hi *Test Gas.
2.
302
Caldwell Auto Co.
Ford Repairs
3.
5
303
W.C.Dyer
Salary, Treasurer & Expense
51.
0
304
Idaho Power Co.
Street Lights
509.
5
305
Idaho Power Co.
Lights City Hall
24.
5
_ 306
Weetcatt Sales Co.
435 Gallons Gasoline
87.
7
307
L.M.P rter
Salary, Building Inspector
50.
0
308
R.G.Dille.
Bond -Fred MoConnel, Bldg. Inspector
8.
5
309
Caldwell Tribune
Council Prooeedings,Pub.Ordinences
83.
0
310
S.Barle Boys,
2000 Envelopes,P.O.Box Rent,eto.
48 .
0
311
Opal Stewart
Stenographic Work
5.
0
TOTAL
02080.26
ROAD FUND
128
0 R.Leighty
Salary &Use of Auto
150.(0
129
Cal ward
Salary
90.0
130
C.E.Gowey
Salary
90.
Go
131
L.M.Porter
Engineering
65.(0
132
Tom Glenn
8 days
26.10
133
Idaho Imp.Co.
Mower Repairs
9.
0
j
134
J..B.Huston
Refund, yaeed Cutting
3.
6
135
W.R.Hw no
Dragging 4 milesof Road
5.
0
136
Gem State Lbr.Co.
Lumber
17.
0
137
Knowlton Feed Co.
-j Ton Barley
16.
0
138
A.Witteman
3600# Ray
21.
0
189
A.W.Duncan
Blaoksmithing
22.
5
140
Loop Sign Service Co. 5 Speed Limit Signs
7.
0
TOTAL
$519
76
I
WATER WORKS FUND
76
Swain Beaty
Salary & Freight advanced
134.
8
- 77
John Murphy
Salary
100.
76
L.M.Porter
Engineering
65.
0
79
Lee R.Clemons
Salary
90.
0
80
S.Rarle Boyes
Salary
50.
0
81
U.S.Mfg. Co.
24 Meter Boxes
72.
0
82
Shank Auto.CO.
1 Tire
lo.
:0
83
CaldwelL Tribune I
Poet Cailds
16.
0
84
McClellan Motor Co.
Repairing Ford Truck
30.
0
85
Idaho Power Co.
Power
616.
6
86
Crane Co.
Hydrant
5$,
0
87
Caldwell Auto Co.
Ford Repairs
18.
0
I I I
88
A.W.Duncan
Sharpening Rooter
.
5
TOTS
X115
.48
„ CEMTERY rui m
33
J.W.R.ss
Salary
1 86.
V
34
J.A.ZIan
27 days
0
ijI
35
Cupples Co.
Fuse
2 .
0
36
Miller Hdw.Co.
Sprinkler
1.
0
II
37
A.W.Duncan
Sharpening Pick
0
TOTAL -
189
90
it
SPRINKLING FUND
111
24
Fred Res
Salary & Overtime
161.
3
25
I.P.J has
22' days
108.
0
26
S.Greenfield
22� days
108.
0
27 _
Clark Hdw. Co.
Ass Igned Account
57.
0
26
Westoott Sales Co.
254 Axle Grease
2.
5
TOTAL
4
.18
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PARK FUND
�.
33
Wm.Bisahoff
Salary & b se of Auto
115.)0
84
Porter Glenn
15 days
45.)0
35
Clarence Bagley
1, day
4.
0
36
Nampa Forla Co.
Roses
4,
0
37
W.H.Guerin
!!owing Park
6.�0
TOTAL
17 .
50
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LIBRARY' FFUND
30
8.0"ive Bess
_
Salary, PhEnr & l ights
113.
0
j
31
J.K:Smith
Janiotr & abor
48.
0
32
Paving Dist. #2
1923 Asseenment
77 92
33 :=
H.R.Hunting Co, c
Books
49 35
34•
Miller Hdw.Co.
Floor Brush
6
ji
35
American Libray Ass.
World Almamao
2.00
36
C.W.Ritter
90
37
National Geographic
Subscription
3.00
38
J.K.Gill Co.
Books
99
39
Pioneer Bindery 00.
Book Binding
133-10
40
BaIette Lbr. Co.Lumber
36
70
TOTAL
$47i.61
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. TWO
3 First National Bank hx.on Coupons 8.10
TOTAL 8.10
GRAND TOTAL OF ALL L9ARRANT3 DRAIIN AT10UPdT8 TO 05038.78
It was voted on motion of Bviiling, aeoonddd by Wheeler, that the Counoil adjourn.
APPR D CITY CLERK.
PRESI - nMTT OF UM COUNCIL.
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