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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-10-02city council minutesaiL COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOBER 2, 1961. 8:00 P. M. The Regular 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 following "ouncilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and Alvin K. Bates. The Cl- -rk presented to the Mayor and council the Affidavit of Publication of the Notice of the passage of a Resolution declaring the intention of the City of Caldwell, Idaho to create and establish Local Imo,,: ovement District No. 49. The Clerk presented to the Mayor and Council the Affidavit of Mailing said Notice of the passage of a Re- solution declaring the intention of the City of Caldwell, Idaho to create and establish Local Im- provement District No. h9, showing the same to have been mailed to all of the owners of property within the boundaries of said Local Improvement District No. 49. ThereUPOTI the Mayor announced that this was the time set by notice for the consideration of pro- tests against the creation of Local Improvement District No. 49. here were no protests filed. L. 2. 1). N T Thereupon Councilman Shorb introduced Bill No. 7, entitled: AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING A LOCAL STV;ER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT TO BE CALLED AND KNOWN AS "LOCAL IMPPOVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 49 FOR THE CITY 01' CALDWELL, IDAHO" F,°ESIGNATING THE BOUNDARIES OF SAID DI5TR.ICT AND THE POINTS BETWEEN WHICH SAID IMPRO';EM,NT IS TO BE MADE;-AND PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUITABLE SEWERS, DITCHES, DRAINS, O'NDUITS AHED CHANNELS FCR SANITARY PURPOSES WITH OUTLETS, MANHOLES, CATCH - BASINS, FLUSH TANKS AND ALL OTHER SHOWER APPURTENANCES NECESSARY FOR TH3 COMFORT, C'NVENIENCE, HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF SAID CITY; PROVIDING THAT THE COST AND EXPENSE OF THE SAID IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE TAXED AND ASSESSED UPON ALL OF THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE SAID IMP°tOVE14F,NT DISTRICT, ABUTTING, ADJOINING, CONTIGUOUS', AND ADJACENT TO THE SAID IMPROVEMENT AND UPON THE LOTS AND LANDS BENEFITED BY SUCH IMPROVEMENT AND INCLUDED IN THE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT; PRESCRIBING THE METHOD OF SUCH A55ESSMENT AND PAYMENT THEREOF; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ALVERTISE FOR AND RECEIVE. VID.S FOR SUCH MATERIALS AS MAY BE DESIGNATED BY THE COUNCIL FOR SUCH I14FROVE14ENT AND OF DOING THE WORK AND LABOR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE SANE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES, RESCLUTI OR ORDERS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. r which was read for the first time and the Council Proceeded to a consideration of Bill No. 7. It was moved by Councilman Eldredge, see Tided by Councilman Shorb that the riles requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No, 7, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the above motion :pith the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge and Bates. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. The Mayor declared the ILI motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No; 7, the second tires by title and the third time in full section by se(tion. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No. 7 pass? The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge and Bares. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: N)ne. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No. 7 had amassed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and a noroved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No. 979. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No. 979, to be published in the News - Tribune the official newspaper of the Cite of Caldwell, Idaho. Appointment & Resi nation Fire Dept The following letter was read from W. A. Paddock, Fire chief: October 2, 1961. - - Fire Commissioners, Mayor and Council Caldwell, Idaho Dear Sirs: ° I recommend that R. D. Cashman be appointed as a Vortunteer on the Caldwell Fire Department effective Oct 1, 1961. He will replace Leonard Charlton who resigned 30th of September, 1961, Respectfully /s/ W. A. $addock Fire Chief i Moved by Councilman Lubv, second =.d by Counciingn Eldredge the resignation of Leonard Charlton be accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion w unanimously carried. f ai�J Pool and Card License Application for Pool License was r ^ad from Waldorf Cigar Store, the fl•e accompanying the a Moved by "ouncilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Card License was read from Oliver Vanderwilt, the fee accompanying the Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Luby this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. I Basement Idaho Power Idaho Power requested the City grant an easement over the following described property: SE of Sec. 28 -Twp. 5N -R3 WBM new golf course Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Bldredge, the Mayor and Clerk be authorized, on behalf of the City to execute an agreement between the City of C.,ldwell and Idaho Power Co. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. O -door toilets Geo Sweet, City Sanitary Inspector and Huey Reed, City - bounty Sanitarian presented a man to the Council showing out -door toilets not connected with the sewer or septic tanks. This was referred to the City Engineer and City Sanitary Inspector with are�ort back to "ouncil. Chamber of Commerce ( sid?.walk Montana Street near Hi -h School) . Martin War`,erg and Bob Purcell, representing the Chamber of Commerce were present and requested the City to take some action to require the construction of sidewalks on Montana Street near the High School, Mayor Simmerman stated a. problem ' definitely exists on Montana S +reet near the High School and the Council would work toward an improvement district in that area. Interstate Highway Mayor Simmerman discussed the Interstate Highway proposal presented to the State Highway Board. It was agreed by the Council, since the proposal made by the City was not aonroved by the Highway Board, to wait ,'or the Highway Board to make a proposal to the City. Mayor Simmerman reported the new Police Station wild be ready about the 1Gth of October. Ap"intment Fire Dela_rtment (Volunteer) MavOr Simmerman announced the appointment of H. D. Cashman as Volunteer Fireman. Moved by Councilman Lucy, seconded by Councilman Eldredge this apnointment be confirmed. Upon Roll Call it anpea the motion was unanimously carried. Reports from the Police Department and the City - County Sanitarian were read and ordered filed. The Bills for September were read and on motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Eldredp. the,e Bills be allowed and warrants orde - ed drawn for the various amounts all of which have been approved by the Finance Cbmnittee. Motion carried. NO. GENERAL FUND SALARIES AMOUNT 706 NAME 7—eiTFJudd PURPOSE 7 708 H. B Mumford SA7ISRC�,^ „ 228.84 20.84 7 Sylvia G. Huizinga " 7-3.15 710 Jay T. Pierson, Jr., n 97.00 711 Sybil Barka " 28.56 712 Durrell R. Crays " 168. 713 Ed. Simmorman " .73 50909 Ill, Emery L. Vassar " 715 Alvin Kay Bates " 40.00 716 Max C. Luby " 31 31.117 7 L. P. Eldredge " .00 718 Emile Shorb "' 31.oc Nolen Everett Smith a 31.117 7 720 Dean E. Miller " 90.36 721 Ada Hartenbower ii 296.87 7 22 Alta E. Williams Keith Judd 259 723 724 L7.rmod Siegmann " 102.81 362.31 725 George R. Sweet, Jr., „ 726 Charles W. Astleford 292.91 William H. Carlson 258. 3 5 7 Nicholas Ney „ 72.75 J J { *7 Floyd J. Sza£rajda 285.39 *743 Carol Ann Shaffer 193.26 08,65 G ENERAL FUND SALARIES CONTINUED NO. NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT 778 Gail 'Joid Uehlin SALARIES 273:87 729 Melvin R. Pierson " 338.91 _ 730 Alfred Dick Wing " 293.65 731 Harry R. Minto " 270.65 732 Roscoe Allen Smith " 293.65 733 Willian Orville '''orrison " 274.33 734 Robert 11. Nelson ° 48.50 735 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen " 277.30 736 David Lee Harrell " 297.17 737 Vargaret Lucille Gammons " 240.66 738 Willis Rolland Keene " 285.96 739 Robert H. Madison ° 248.49 740 Sybil Burke " 188.31 (See above for two Jack. Melvin Winslow " 296.89 left out) ;* 741 "744 Melvin G. Lewis " 555.63 745 Paul G. Anstey " 457.40 746 Jane Alberta Riddle " 74.50 747 Richard Joseph Coulson ° 175.49 748 Dean L. t'ranklin " 233.97 749 Barbara Lynn Cox " 41.96 750 Dargey B. 3o. +L1 " 346.24 751 Jan'ce Lorraine Young " 21 .34 752 Kath een Rachel Parkins " 117.42 753 George Harmar " 101.65 754 Harry S. Flagg " 263.07 755 Albert Arie Delijster " 221.38 756 George D. Kirk 212.8K 9 M 757 Ivan L. Holton 758 Stanley Waggoner 54.04 759 Charles William Ruby " 23.76 76O Ken Atwell " 1.94 761 Dorsey Jack Reirdon " 2.91 762 Mary Frances Johnson s 29.10 763 Ruchard A. Metsker " 2.91 764 Tom Milton Carr " 23.28 765 Harvey L. Rowland " 17.46 766 Kermit E. Carr " 9.70 767 -Carl Wilson Swenson " 216.26 768 Tod Matsumoto " 344.44 769 Raymond G, Scott " 209.88 770 Volin Ayers Holtman " 185.72 771 Gordon Crockett " 186.99 772 Jay T. Pierson, Jr., " 35.16 773 Tom Milton C " 46.56 774 Harmon Murphy " 16q.24 775 Harvey L. Rowland " 113.49 776 John Pierce 'Nalradt " 11.64 777 Joseph Augustine Arriaga " 29.10 778 Bank Of Idaho 2,770.91 ! 779 State Income Tax Division " 415.78 780 Canyon County " 1,401.94 781 Mucicipal Group Insurance " 1,07C,99 317,36638 FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND N0.1,5 -031 SALARIES 782 W. A. Paddock "' 406.44 r 783 Forrest B. Milender " 323.61 784 Dale H. Hanks 281:12 785 John Warren " 277.62 786 Harold E. Perfect " 266.12 I 787 Charles W. Phillips " 299.12 789 Derain Sparks " 289.12 789 Donald E. Machos " 266.12 790 Leslie L. Ford " 289.12 791 Wesley B. Turner ° 277.62 792 Olen Waner " 259.86 793 Keith Grant Cunmangs " 274.87 794 Eugene Inge " 254.62 795 Leslie Wayne Wood " 2$1.87 796 Ronald lee Bale " 268.51 797 R. C. S evens " 24.47 798 Leonard'Charlton " 24.47 799 Gordon Sims " 33.00 800 Mathew Maxwell " 24.47 801 - Delmar Luhr " 33,00 802 Fred Henderson Alley " 24.47 803 Alfred Walradt " 33.00 804 Harlan F. Starr " 2447 805 State Treasurer " 400.60 ---5 ,897.69 CEMETERY FUND NO. 50 -031 806 Ueorge Hammar 245.56 807 Lilburn L. Cooper " 281.26 808 Martin G. Lowe " 221.38 809 Bobby Hall " 209.88 810 John Denton 34.06 Qu James ?. Dickey " 12.01 812 Stanley 4aggoner ° 198.26 ° 1,252.41 STREET FUND M0. 60 -031 813 Donal d M. haw " 292.17 1 81 Richard- S. Uatlier " 327.30 I 315 Edward R. McKinsey 232.59 I _ i NO. STREET CONTINUED 816 NAME PURPOSE AMOUNT 817 Claude L, Lappin Salaries 213.29 918 Albert B. Exley 251.y0 Donald Grant Green " 221,09 820 C laude Eddie Green n 221.09 821 Wilbur N. Wykert " 30 822 Roland William Murphy " 258.22 823 Cecil Clifford Hall " 216.09 5 Alvin Earl Russell " 306.72 - 825 LeRoy Willi Shaffer oy am 213.12 826 Farley a 224.06 827 Donald L . Donald L. Green 186. 828 Tom Milton Carr " 294.69 829 Joseph Augustine Arriaga " 264.08 830 Harvey I. Rolvland " 172.93 '31 Joseph A. Gabiola " 6 256. 189. 5 5 6 832 Harold Lee White „ 833 John Pierce Walradt '" 54.40 834 Andrew G, Stephens 164.06 8 35 Kermit Carr „ 306.93 836 Harmon T`urphy n 155.20 837 Leslie C. Chenowith, Jr., 839 Donald L. L3ttimer �� 20 9. 9 9 20 Gene 0. L,att imer " 221,!9 X6,000.82 839 IRRIGATION FUND NC. 7G - o31 840 Charlie L. Eour and " 3 ©1,91 81,1 Guy Healy „ 243.49 842 Oscar Baumann n 25]..46 843 John H. Brown e 262.n6 8 4! Ernest C. Eiseabrandt " 243,67 8 45 Elmer R. Thornberg 209.88 846 Charlie Lowe LeRoy C. Dibben " 127.02 847 Charley Morgan " 232,$8 848 849 Orion Ross Bethel " 80.31 247.06 850 Dorothy D. Martin Archie Iacy „ " 44,62 02,390.55 851 George R. Swee SANITATION r FUND NO. 75-031 8 5 2 , „ F. Marie Rife " 318.00 8431.00 853 Jack Boyd Jo TZ nsen FLND NO, 30 -031 ' 6514 Roy 0. Davis 370.41 9 55 Samuel Hartkopf 259.70 856 D. Richard Claussen 279 857 I1. IN. Phillips " 274.46 859 Steve Fish 295.96 859 Earney B. Snoddy 221.38 $60 Lee W. Landreth 209.88 86 1 Kenneth Marion Dooms 862 2 9 Vernon L. Trogdon " " 43.37 138.32 $2,476.30 TREATMENT PLANT FUND NO. 31 -031 86 3 Robert E, Hall, Jr., 293.65 86 4 5 Harold Gene Curry James Truman Easley 176.26 337.71 366 gkTER OENERAL OFFICE FU1dD N0. 32 -031 $807.62 •367 John Leslie Englehart " 396.38 368 Wilma B. Keech F. Yarie Rife „ 20 9 .88 ° 7o Barbara Lee Bosley " " 64.94 Virginia Mae bTaenwill 167,68 " 160.51 871 Bank Of Idaho „ 9.q 972 State Income Tax Division n 53 80-65 873 Canyon County „ 314.0$ 874 Municipal Group Insurance " 166.84 $2,088.46 TOTAL SAL4RI15 FOR SEPTE4EIM 1961 437,711. GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES N0. & WT, NO. -3 NAME FUND NUMBER & PURPOSE AMOUNT 12 420 A. C. Horn Companies 24 -032 35.50 425 Bank Of Idaho Becker Hardware 15 -032 15 -72,00 1,26 427 Caldwell Drug Center -032 15--032 16.! 5 38,15 429 Caldwell Electric Co., Inc, 15 - 032 4.60 429 Caldwell Plumbing 81 Heating Co., 26-032 4.75 430 California Chemical Co., 23 -032 4.29 Clerk's Cash R Fund 11-032 2.00 13 -03 2 20.00 15 -032 24.80 431 The Dille Agency$-? 5.00 41.80 117.99 X/Y I I i GUIERAL FUND SUPPLIES SUPPLIES CONTINUED N O. & 19T. NO. NAME FUND 1=0 & PM70SE MiOtNT 432 Dual Parking Meter Co., 18 -033 Bred & McClung 131.50 433 Hoff Building Supply 23-032 32 -032 20.00 434 Howard Electric 15 -032 30.72 435 Idaho Conrete Pipe Co., Inc., 26 -032 177 7.75 436 Idaho Department Store 15 -032 The Dille Agency 10.06 437 Idaho Power Company 21 -032 59.36 25.34 ISO Idaho Bit & Steel Company 23 -032 12.52 181 Idaho Power Company 30 -032 24 -032 53.05 J. 17. Weeks & Son, Inc., 30 -032 1.65 27 -032 25.4o 150.33 438 Intermountain Gas Co., 21-032 32 -032 10.53 439 Irrigators Lumber Company 10 -035 20.60 13.93 440 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 18 -032 187 11.92 441 McNeal Building Supply Co., 15 -032 2.00 31 -032 83.85 189 24 -032 4.59 6.59 442 Moore Stationery 11 -032 2 190 Telephone 32 -032 11 -33 89.50 Van Waters & Rogers, Inc., 31 -032 16.80 13 -032 .25 114.10 443 Mt. States Tel And Tel. Co., 10 -042 Sept 1 61 182.05 444 Nall's Mobil Oil Co., 15 -032 1.25 445 Nampa Radio Service 15 -032 391 129.1 446 The News - Tribune 22 -032 Caldwell Paint & Glass 9.25 447 Oakley Moody Service, Inc „ 15 -032 45-032 42.78 448 Hal E. Reynolds , M. D., 17 -032 7.95 20.00 449 Simplot S6ilbuilders 23 -032 396 20.88 450 Superior Auto Glass 28 -032 Idaho Power Company 32.14 451 Surplus Property Agency 26 -032 6C -033 35.00 452 Troy Laundry Dry Cleaning 24 -032 49.90 14.80 453 Union Pacific - R. R. 18 -032 401 12.30 454 Van 'Haters & Rogers, Inc., 24 -032 Arnold Machinery 64.13 455 Western Business Supply 15 -032 60 -032 12.86 456 Whelchel Studio 15 -032 34.24 16.25 The Bowman Products Co., Total General Fund Supplies END Sept. 406 $1,436.06 W ATER & SE14ER FUND SUPPLIES 172 American Metal Products Co., 31 -032 25.20 173 Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc., 30-033 88.90 174 Bred & McClung 31 -032 345.00 175 Burroughs Corporation 32 -032 22.80 176 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 30 -210 9.4o 32-032 10.00 19.40 177 College Heights Grocery 31-032 6.14 178 The Dille Agency 3 0-03 2 8.65 179 Homelite A. Div. Of Textron, Inc., 30-032 25.34 ISO Idaho Bit & Steel Company 30-032 9.50 181 Idaho Power Company 30 -032 146.92 182 J. 17. Weeks & Son, Inc., 30 -032 1.65 183 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 32 -032 150.00 184 Moore Stationery 32 -032 1.95 185 Mt. States Tel And Tel. Co., 31 -032 20.60 186 Nurnberg Scientific ?2 -032 15.04 187 Sery A Center Drug 31 -032 18.75 188 Specialty Sales Co., 31 -032 83.85 189 Summers Stationery L Office Supply 30 -032 1.35 32 -032 9.45 10.80 190 Telephone 32 -032 58.50 191 Van Waters & Rogers, Inc., 31 -032 16.80 192 Ydat:rworks Equipment Co., 31 -032 71.44 Total Water & Sewer Fund Supplies for End Sept 1 61 51,147.23 SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES 390 Backer rdware -032 391 Caldwell Auto Supply L5 -032 .8O 18.04 392 Caldwell Paint & Glass 45 -032 4.30 393 L. N. Curtis & Sons 45-032 33.64 394 Moore Stationery 45-032 7.95 395 Mt. States Tel And Tel. Co., 45 -032 115.40 396 Casco 50-032 44.30 397 Idaho Power Company 50 -032 104.99 398 A. C. Horn Companies 6C -033 95.51 399 American Lubricants Company 60 -032 49.90 40o American Metal Products 60 -032 139.00 401 Armco Drainage & fetal Products, Inc., 60 -033 2oc.o2 402 Arnold Machinery 60 -032 34.92 403 Arrowhead Machinery & Supply Co., 60 -032 215.92 404 Boise Paving & Asphalt Co., 60 -032 34.24 405 The Bowman Products Co., 60 -032 81.00 406 Tom Carr 60 -033 145.00 407 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 60-032 17.65 408 Conley Chemical & Supply Co., 60 -032 78.90 409 410 Clair B, Hull 6o -033 25.00 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., Inc., 60 -033 246.00 411 Idaho Power Company 60 -032 2,23?.98 412 McNeal Building Supply 60-033 4.29 L13 Superior Auto Glass 60 -033 15.79 414 Telephone(General Fund) 60 -032 18.90 415 L16 Vanrays Moving & Storage, Inc., 60-032 16.90 417 Western Roadk TJachi.nery Company 60 -032 36.10 3oise Valley Parcel Service 70 -032 .85 418 419 C. L. Bourland 70 -032 6.33 420 John H. Broom 70 -032 42.33 421 Oscar P.aumann 70 -032 6.33 h22 Guy Healy 70 -03 2 6.33 C. R. !tiger, Inc., '0-032 12.15 Total Special Fund for End Sept. '61 $9,3 ?9.27 EXPENDITURES By S PECIAL FUND _ SUPPLIES CONTINUED WATER FUND SUPPLIES NO. °- '"JT.NO. U NAME irrigators Lumber Company FUND NMC31R & PURPOSE AMOUNT _=03 4 Simpson 70_ 602.92 425 Blacksmith Shop 70 -032 3.25 426 Alta E. Williams, City Treasurer 70 -032 2.10 427 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 75_032 90.00 428 Caldwell Sanitary Servlee 75 -034 1t, [ 19.98 429 NArma''Sanitary Service 75 - 031 336.70 1130 Allied Seed 01 - 032 135.00 CE-VETE'RY SnW,114G FUND The News Tribune 4 2 32.55 Total Special Fund for End Sept. '61 $9,3 ?9.27 EXPENDITURES By FUNDS WATER FUND SUPPLIES 30 -032 193.41 WATER CAP. " 30 -033 88.90 TRFATP.U;NT PLANT 11 31 -032 602.92 ITATFR GEN. OFF, 1' 32 -032 252.70 FIRE FUND 65 032 190.13 CE!?P'TERY FU3VD 11 50 -032 119.29 STREET FUND P 60_032 3,013.41 STREET CAP, s 60 -033 931.51 IRRIGATION FUND ° 70-032 90.70 SANITATION CCV1`RACT 75 -034 4,856.68 WATER DEPOSITS 34-052 9.40 CE-VETE'RY SnW,114G FUND 91 -032 135.00 135.00 L, I. D. #49 12.rK SANITATION SUPPLIES 75 -032 9 0.00 $10,526.50 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR EtdD SEPT. 161 11,962.56 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR MID SEPT, r61 14,073.85 TOTAL SALARIES FOR SEPTEMBER X61 37,711.73 .4irnort TOTAL SUPPLIES & SALARIES FOR SFFT. 63,748.114 Mayor Sirmnerman informed the Council he had received a letter from the Federal Airport Agency advising of new legislation increasing oercentage of Federal money abailable for airoort improvement. There being no further busies to come before the Council it was mevefl by 'ouncilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Bates Council recess to meet Dctober 16, 1961. Motion carried. City "lerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS OCTOEER 16, 1961 8:00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to recess and ackmcwledgment of notice in the following form; CALL AND ACKNCWLEDGMENT OF PIOTICE We, the indersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the Bity of Caldwell, Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a recessed meeting of the said City Council, to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 8300 o'clock P. 24. an the 16th day of Oct- ober, 1961, for the transaction of all business in connection with the follo�•,ing object: New and unfinished business, which object was presented to each of the undersigned in writing. WITNESS our signatures this 16th day of October, 1961. ! man Ca J Go cilman C Co � m an Councilman ounci loran Mayor Ed Simmerman ppresiding. Upon Roll Call the folloving Councilmen answered preser Shorb and Alvin N. Bates. Absent: Max Luby and L. P. Eldredge. M„vor. E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley' Smith, Anplication for Pool and Card License was r- from Roy's Snort Shop, the fee accompanying the anolicatiori. J J Moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Shorb this license be granted. Upon Roll Call it anoeared the motion was unanimously carried.