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Home My WebLink About1948-10-04city council minutes31b declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourth majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 11, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 11 pass ?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Mason, Glaisyer, I Burrell, Myers, renrich and Harding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No 11, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and atte_ted the same which became Ordinance No 731. The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause ji i Ordinance No 731, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. RESOLUTION By Councilman Burrell. I I' Upon Motion by Fenrich, seconded by tigers, the follov:'ino Resolution was proposed: 41HCU.AS, The 80th Congress of the United States passed Public Larr No. 796, which lava provides for the transi - er of o:•mership of certain Federal Housing Proiects from the bederal Government to private p persons and corporations, and '.717-HTA°, The Cleve3and Heights ?railer Project, Project No. F.A(VN- 10124)mph -1, is a Federal Housing Proiect coming within the provisions of said Pudic Lae 79(, and VnREAS, The Collage of Idaho desires to secure ownership of said Project No. HA(VN- 10124)mph -1 in accordance with Public Law 796 above, and WHP.RRAS, As a prerequisite for such a transfer from the rederal Government to private persons and I corporations it is necessary to obtain � waiver from the municipal corporation in v:hioh said housing pro- ject is located of the removal requirements of Section 313 of Public Larr 8119 of the 7, th Congress as ac.iendedi under which authority said hoising project was eroded. 1 THEFFFORE ?;F IT . ".')L�'FD By the Actinr ! -;ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that the City of Caldwell with respect, to Project No. HA(VN- 1Ql2..L:)mph -1 vr.ives the removal requirements of Sectip:. 313 of Pnblic Law 8h9 of the 76th Congress as amended in so lar as such w fiver is required by the Federal Government in the transfer of the ownership of said Project 190. HA(VN- 10124)mph -1 from the Federal I li Co,ernment to the College oi Idaho. Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: D1ason, rlaisyer, Burrell, 1. Fenrich I and hard:ing. Thereupon the Acting R:ayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. There being no further business to come before the Council it Baas moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Harding that Council adjourn. Motion ezrried. e he Council an'�' ng idayor. City Clerk. CCTJVCIL CHAPEERS, OCIY ] th, 191x8. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Counc raet in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Acting !'.layor, Leo J. V.ason presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen ans:.ered present: Leo .1. mason, 77m 0laisyer, L. E. Burrell, Jahn l+lyers, Dale Fenrich and Bryan Harding. Jack Farley I Don !.cKenna were present and requested permission to operate z. merry -go -round at Yemorial Park. After discussing this matter the '.avor a ppointed Councilman Burrell, Harding and fryers as a Courittee to investigate and report back to the Council. 377 Mr R matter of ycraft was present and again discussed with the Acting Mayor and Council the la five year contract for passenger bus service. It Has moved by Claisyer, sec nded by Burrell that the City Attorney be instructed to draw a five i year contract between the City of Caldwell and Lew Ryeraft for passenger bus service in accordance with the recommendations of the Committee. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Solieitorts License was read from Mrs. Henry Shaffer, the fee accompanying the application. �i Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Fenrich that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Slot Machine Licenses was read from Herbert Alexander, the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Dyers that these Licenses be granted, provided, no Minor Signal', be posted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Applications for Card Room Licenses were read from 71aldorf Cigar Store, Rummy House and The Sport Shop Inc., the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Burrell that these Licenses be granted• Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Pool Room License was read from Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying the application. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Burrell that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Slot Machine License was read from Green & Koll Lounge, the fee 4ccompanying the application. Moved by Claisyer, seconded by Burell that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Application for Slot Machine License was read 8-om Art Milliner, the fee accompanying the app3icati4- Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Fearich that this License be granted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Chief of Police informed the Acting Mayor and Council that Milliner Transfer & Storage Co., had requested a curb cut at 9th and Albany Street. Moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Burrell that curb cut be allowed with the stipulation that curb be l i restored at termination of lease. i I Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. The Chief of Police recommended to the Acting Mayor and Council that the first three meter spaces east of Kimball Avenue on the North -side of Arthur Street be created into a loading zone. RESOLUTION By Councilman Burrell. Upon motion by Harding, seconded by Were the following REsolution was proposed& BE IT RESOLVED, that the first three meter spaces east of Kimball Avenue on the North -side of I Arthur'Street be created into a loading zone. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried and the Resolution adopted. Thereupon Councilman Harding, introduced Bill No 12, entitleds AN ORDINANCE RECITING THE PASSAGE, APPROVAL, AND PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCE NO. 7311 DETERMINING THAT NO OBJECTION TO THE VACATION OF ARLINGTON AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH ELM STREET TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH ASH STREET AS PLATTED IN DORMANIS LAKEVIEW A:DITION TO CALD'.ELL, IDAxO, HAS BEEN MADE OR FILED AND THAT NO CLAIM OR CLAINS FOR DAMAGES R.MCH WOULD BE SUSTAINED OR DAMAGED BY REASON THEREOF HAVE BEEN FILED, DE- TTERMINING THAT THE VACATION OF ARLINGTON AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION '„'ITH ELM STREET TO ITS INTERSECTION ITH ASH STREET IS T7 THE BEST INTEREST AND ADVANTAGFS OF THE CITY OF GALDPIELL AND ITS CITIZENS AND PROPERTY OWNERS; DETERMINING THAT ND DAMAGE WILL BE SUSTAINED BY ANY CITIZEN OF OR PROPERTY OWNER BY REASON OF THE !VACATION OF ARLINGTON AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH ELM.1 STREET TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH ASH STREET AS . i 3g6 PLATTED IN DORM'S LAKEVIEW ADDITION, PROVIDING T?-AT THE TITLE TO ARLINGTON AVENUE PROV ITS INTERSECTION WITH ELM STREET TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH ASH STREET, AS VACATED, SHALL REVERT TO THE PERSONS DEDICATI1 SAME OR THEIR SUCCESSORS, HEIRS, OR ASSIGNS, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERL?AITH AND PROVIDIIdG POR TBE PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND ITS TAKING EFFECT. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 12. It was moved by Councilman Harding, seconded by Councilman Burrell that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill I', on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 12, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and H Negatives None. Absent and not votings None. The Acting Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 12, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as Idirected. The question being "Shall Bill No 12 pass ?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll' on the above question which resulted as follows. Those voting in the affirmative wares Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and Harding. Negatives None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No 12, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became ordinance No 732. The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 732, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Cald- well, Idaho. The Acting Mayor informed the Council that this was the time set for the third reading of Bill No 39 and directed the Clark to read Bill No 3 the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "shall Bill No 3 pasa ?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which resulted as follows. Those voting in the affirmative waxes Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and Harding. Negatives None. Absent and not voting. None. Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No 3, had passed and the Acting Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 733, The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ord - inanos No 733, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. The Acting Mayor informed the Council petitions had been filed both for and against retaining Robert 0. Flood as Chief of Police. The petitions were examined by the Council Thereupon it was moved by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that Robert 0. Flood be retained as Chief of Police and a vote of confidence given. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried The Bills for September were read and on motion by Glaisyer, seconded by Myers that these Bills be allowed and Warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had bean approved by the Finance I I 'Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 1246 Leo J. Mason Salary 6 100.00 1247 Wm Glaisyer c 1248 L. E. Burrell n p � 1249 John Were " 40,00 1250 Dale Fenrich u 40.00 1251 Bryan Harding " 40.00 1252 Ada u artentower It 214.45 1253 Edith H. Church It 176.65 1254 Helen Shues Services 67.15 1255 Mrs. L. J. Oliver " 24.65 1256 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 56.00 1257 Bankers Life Company Insurance 2.90 1258 H. E. Parmenter Salary 229.00 1259 First Kati::nal Bank - Caldwell 1260 Lionel C. Krall Salary 238.20 �?F/ Amount. 212-30 219.65 215.95 200.30 203.30 215.95 215.35 207.30 211.05 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 5. 5.50 87.80 31.75 46.10 46.10 278.65 253.45 223.85 232.15. 186.85 219.85 213.95 225.45 213.95 206.80 207.15 198.05 215.45 175.45 149.80 83.33 144.20 55.95 9.00 125.00 281.90 225.40 200.00 51.7o 6.00 125.00 223.45 2.00 4.55 269.08 239.02 254.07 254.07 187.31 177.46 177.4 170.71 186.75 172.16 185.76 171.04 171.04 149.60 166.10 37.55 220.10 178.10 100.00 50.00 172.25 108.25 166.80 142.70 170.00 54.4o 6.80 66.30 6.00 •Name. TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GC'JERAL FUND What for. _- Noe. CEP::�T£ Y FIND 1261 Coy Collins Salary Salary 1262 Waldo Paddock n 11 1263 1264 Forrest Milender C. E. Rorabaugh " " a 1265 Eugene Inge n 11266 69.0:1 Dale Ranks " Services 1267 George Chariton " 11269 1268 Darwin Sparks " ° 35.00 George Knight " Tax 1270 Matthew Maxwell Services 1271 W. F. Johnston Banlx rs Life Co., Insurance 1272 Lee Hoffman TOTAL SAI,A "I °_S S ?RVICES CEPETERY FUND 1273 J. L. Charlton " 1274 Jack Coach 1275 R. E. Stevens !1276 Aubrey Smith 1277 Dewey Harris 'r 1278 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 1279 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 1280 State Treasurer City's Py'mt Firemen's Fund 1 1281 State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 1282 Robt 0. Flood Salary 1283 Dale 0. Hails n 2284 Ramon E. Barnes 1285 Wm M. Carlson 1286 B.. R. Conine 1287 Henry P. Schmidt 1288 Jack Thomas 1289 Dan J. Davison 1290 Leo B. Soran 1291 Marion L. Swisher " 1292 Elvis E. Burton 1293 C rl E. Brosvenor 1294 B9yd E. Jemmett 1295 Cecil Hall 1296 mart' Gorton 1297 W. S. Maxey 1298 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax Bankers Life Co., Insurance 1 1299 1300 Memorial Hospital Fund Hospital Fund 11301 Dept of Public Health Salary n „1302 L. M. Porter 1 1 3,303 C. S. Glauseen 1304 W. R. Gillen First National Hank - Caldwell Tax 1 1305 1306 1 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 1307 Wm F. Gigray Jr., Salary 1308 Elwood Siegmann 1309 Memorial Hospital Fund " 1310 Baalm re Life Cc Insurance 1311 S. P. Glenn S � y �� 1312 J. S.Wymore 1313 Ray Woolery 1314 Wilbur Wykert Services 1315 Dan Shaw 1316 Herman Jensen 1317 John Schroeder 1318 Paul Stanke 1319 Doyle Wood n 1320 Chas Rogers 1321 Ed Tallman 1322 Wm Cordell k 1323 Emmett Garland 1324 1326 Ray Jewett First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 1326 Banker's Life Co., Insurance 1327 S. E. Lamkin -' 1328 A. L. Simpson 1329 T. J. Blake 1330 f 1331 L. I. Fassmore Harry Flagg Services n 1332 James - errill it 1333 ! 1334 Ed Glenn tdinor Croy u 1335 Darrel Ramsey 1336 T. H. Goss 1337 1338 P. L. Meadows First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 1339 Bankers Life CO -t Insurance Amount. 212-30 219.65 215.95 200.30 203.30 215.95 215.35 207.30 211.05 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 5. 5.50 87.80 31.75 46.10 46.10 278.65 253.45 223.85 232.15. 186.85 219.85 213.95 225.45 213.95 206.80 207.15 198.05 215.45 175.45 149.80 83.33 144.20 55.95 9.00 125.00 281.90 225.40 200.00 51.7o 6.00 125.00 223.45 2.00 4.55 269.08 239.02 254.07 254.07 187.31 177.46 177.4 170.71 186.75 172.16 185.76 171.04 171.04 149.60 166.10 37.55 220.10 178.10 100.00 50.00 172.25 108.25 166.80 142.70 170.00 54.4o 6.80 66.30 6.00 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GC'JERAL FUND 12,753.11 CEP::�T£ Y FIND Salary 225.40 13LO Geo llammar , 192.10 13LI Logan Seale a 194.55 13L2 David Li 69.0:1 1343 Harry ',ranger Services 20 2'7. 1344 H. L. Oran er 27. 1345 Dale Smith ° 35.00 1346 Ada 'lartenb_+wer Tax 42.40 1347 First National ?anl:- Caldwell 10.55 1348 Banlx rs Life Co., Insurance TOTAL SAI,A "I °_S S ?RVICES CEPETERY FUND � 3 y2. l i 110s. Name. lvhat for. Amount.' !1349 C L. Bourland S lar;J 247.40 1350 Gay Healy a 250.90 13x1 Oscar Bauman " 226.17 1 1352 Henry L.ende ^ 111. Et - Fisenbrandt Services 165.85 .1353 1954 W. J. Lawrence " 73.3. 1355 herb P.4ason " 65.00 1366 Hank Daugherty " 63 .45 '1357 R. R. Thornberg " 71.95 .1358 C. V. Parrish " 58.20 135,° First "ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 40.10 1360 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 31.65 1, • TOTAL SALitiRISS z, SER':'ICES IRRIGATI IN FUND i SAIARIES X SERVIC -S 4WA'IER FUND 1361 C. D. Crandall Salary 226.00 1362 Roy Davis " 220.95 1363 Roy Melton 189.85 1364 Claude Torsham " 188.30 1365 VFllma Keech " 155.85 1366 Richard Claussen Services 158.20 1367 Frank Kessler " 164.95 1368 Emert Rhodes " 158.35 1369 Wm Wittig " 152.60 1370 T. W. Burns " 131.45 11371 Roy Dibben " 147.30 1372 Herb Mason " 81.40 1373 W. J. Lawrence of 91.80 1374 C. M. Parrish " 13.60 1375 Ed Mackay n 37.40 1376 Manny Olson ° 27.20 1377 First National Bank- Ca&dweil Tax 155.20 1378 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 28.45 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES MATER FUND S 2 ,328.85 SALARIES & SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND 1379 W. W. Wood Salary 23045 1360 Wm Gainey a 174.70 1381 J. L. Sparks It 77.60 1382 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 6.30 1383 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 7.55 TOTAL SALARIES 6, SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND $ 496.60 SALARIES & SERVICES LIBPARY FUND 1384 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 206.35 1385 Flavilla C. Blendel ° 164.15 1386 Mrs. Harold Skinner Services 5255 1387 1388 Dorothy E. Doane D. " 170. 1389 D. Bagley First National Bank- CaldweU n Tax 207.00 1390 Bankers Life Co., Insurance 27.70 10.35 TOTAL SALARIES 8, SUPPLIES LIBRARY FOND ffi 839.00 GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES 3,391 Idaho Municipal league Dues 150.00 1392 Summers Stationery Su lies 1393 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental g Toll 6. 1394 1395 Moore Stationery Mt. States Supplies 2.o5 Tel & Tel Rental r. Toll 6,25 1396 Idaho Power Co., power 42.27 1397 Chamber of Commerce Supplies 112.00 1398- Carl Hanson ' 51.94 1399 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage " 8.00 1400 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund ° 3.75 1401 Purkhiser Elea Co., n 3. �3 1402 Purkhiser Elea 2.81 1403 Nelson Equipment Co., " 2,886.10 1404 1405 Mt. States Tel & Tel Cairns Rental & Toll 19.30 & Brothers Inc., Supplies 12.34 1406 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 10.44 1407 Becker Hdw Co., a 6. 1408 Troy Laundry �� 4.65 1409 Motor Inn Service " 4.40 1410 Burns Chev Co., " 3.65 1411 Caldwell PIS ' Htg Co., a 3.54 1412 Caldwell Leather & Canvass " 1.30 lh13 Western Auto Co., n 53 1414 Barbee Glass & Paint Co., a . 1415 B. R. Collins, Asaig C. C. Anderson Salary .53 3500 1416 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 63.35 1417 Robt 0. Flood Expenses 36.50 1418 Shell Service Supplies 34.41 1419 Barbee Glass & Paint Cc It 31.51 3rd Noe. 1420 1422 1424 1.545 1426 1427 1429 1530 1433 1 1437 1438 1440 1 1443 11"55 1446 1449 1452 11 1459 460 1462 1463 1464 11468 1469 1470 1471 1473 1476 1477 1479 1480 11481 484 4485 Name. McCluskey Signal Oil What for. Supplies Hal Johnson, Inc, tt The Caxton Printers tt Town Pump " The American Elan tt Boise Payette Lbr Co., r Cleveland Machine Shop Supplies Irrigator's Lbr Co., Moore Stationery If Harold Camp if Forbes Stamp Co., I t Caldwell PI& & Htg Co., n Conte Shoo Shop n Miller Hdw Co., it Vern Porter & Sons If Motor Inn Co., rt Caldwell Truck & Imp Co., It Western Auto Supply rt Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., n Caldwell 1 + "ft 2.50 Western Auto Supply n Collins Richfield Service " The Caxton Printers. n Irrigator's Lbr Co.j Idaho Power Co., Caldwell News Tribune Printing Knotty Pine Cafe Meals The Mlle Agency Insurance Magee -Hole Park -o -Meter Supplies Caldwell Police Revolver Club Counting meter money Dual Parking Meter Co., meter py'mt Waaetch oil Co., Oil Engineering Sales Service Supplies Sawtooth Co., n Caldwell Auto Supply n Intermountain Equipment Co., it Ray H. 5ewett IT Richfield Oil Corp n Westoott 011 Co., n Columbia Equipment Co., Goodman Oil Co., Leo Louder McCluskey Signal 011 " Feenaughty Machinery " Idaho Power Harry's Repair Shop ' Clerk's Cash R Fund " Consolidated Freightways +' Western Union Tel Cc " Western Auto Supply " Service Parts Co., " Caldwell hardware Co., " Miller Hdw Co., " Idaho Power Co., " Caldwell Sanitary Service " Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll Backer Hdw Co., Supplies Summers Stationery " Collins Richfield Service " Edgar L. Oakes " R. Ray Moon " Troy Laundry " Hoff Bld & Supply " Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., 't Barbee Glass & Paint " Southwick's " H. J. McNeal Inc " Amount, -_ - i 28.20 25.34 16.10 15.20 16.00 18 OD n :27 6.35 5.70 3.10 2.75 2.50 1.95 1.50 1.25 �I 7.16 6.00 18.00 10.12 8.40 2.. o q 23.10 94.60 15.18 139.20 40.00 402.50 2 ,893.58 454.90 296.70 215.99 152.11 149.60 100.32 45.58 43.08 39.26 35.00 j 15.16 7.15 6.84 4.38 3.31 1.81 1.78 1.50 j .40 1.04 38.30 17.00 6.00 5-67 2.50 1.60 1.50 .50 399.09 229.12 87.26 l 28.11 27.52 it TOTAL SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND D 9,321.03 SUPPLIES CEMETERY FUND 1486 Irrigator's Lbr Co., Supplies 72.35 1487 Western Auto Co., " 12.85 1488 Fletcher 011 Co., " 11.55 1489 Shorb Printing " 6.85 1 1490 Service Parts Co., " 2.74 1491 Caldwell Leather & Canvas " 2.50 1492 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 2.00 1493 Idaho Power Co., Power .85 1494 Boise Valley Tractor Co., Supplies .80 TOTAL SUPPLIES CEMETERY FUND $ 112.49 SUPPLIES AIRPORT FUND 1 1495 Western Aircraft Corp Supplies 44.30 TOTAL SUPPLIES AIRPORT FUND 44.30 P8 Nos. Name. 1496 Idaho Power Co., What for. SUPPLIES STREET LIGHTING FUND Power TOTAL SUPPLIES STREET LIGHTING FUND 1508 SUPPLIES IRRI GATION FUND 1509 1497 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 1498 9Pestcott Oil CO., 1512 1499 Motor Inn Service Waterworks Equipment Co., 1500 Arthur Allen s 1501 .Burns Chev Co., .Salt Lake Hdw Co., 1502 Burns Chav Co., Supplies 1503 C. L. BOurland - westcott oil Co., 1504 Henry Mende 1521 1505 Oscar H auman " 1506 Guy Healy " 1507 .H. E. Parmenter " 1508 T. Vt. Burns, Assig F. Farner 1509 Idaho Power Co., 1510 Armco Drainage & metal Products 1511 Pacific States Cast Iron B®pe 1512 .crane Co., 1513 Waterworks Equipment Co., 1514 .Neptune Meter Co., 1515 Fenrich Cabinet Shop 1516 .Salt Lake Hdw Co., 1517 .Peerless Pacific Co., 1518 Garrett Freight Linea 1519 - westcott oil Co., 1520 Fred Foster 1521 .Mt. states Tel & Tel 1522 Moore stationery 1523 Clerk's Cash R`volving Fund 1524 3 ^, M Equipment Co., 1525 -MSller Hdw Co /, 1526 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., 1527 Falk Marc Cc., 1528 Summers Stationery 1529 H. E. Parmenter 1530 Ernst Coal Co., 1531 .Idaho Power Co„ 1532 The H. R. Huntting Co., 1533 - Mt. States Tel & Tel TOTAL SUPPLIES IRRIGATION FUND SUPPLIES WATER FUND n Power Supplies n a a n n n n u n n a n TOTAL SUPPLIES l'.`ATER FUND SUPPLIES LIBRARY FUND %upplies n n Rental & Toll TOTAL SUPPLIES LIBRARY FUND 336.40 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR SEPTEMBER 1948, ;1,553.36 Mr. Harold Shaw presented the Plat,of the proposed Parkside Addition to the City of Cald :• :ell,to the ,Acting Mayor and Council for their approval. Moved by Harding seconded by Burrell that the Plat of the Parkside Addition to Caldwell, Idaho be 1 accepted. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously Carried, RESOLUTION By Councilman Fenrich. Upon motion by Myers, seconded by Harding, the following Resolution was proposede wHEREA5, the City of Caldwell, has accepted the plat of Parkside Addition to said City; and : 14HEREAS, there is 4eing constructed in connection with said earkside Addition an underground irriga� ion system witn an independent water supply consisting of well and punp; and l'!13EREAS, the otmers of the land comprising said Parkside addition desire to have the City of Caldwell, take over, operae and maintain said irrigation system, BE IT RE °OL9GD By the Acting F;ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell that as of the date the system is completely installed and in operation as part of the Caldwell ',.unicipal Irri.r -,tion System and 5 _mart. 910.40 910.90 112.20 17.20 12.71 6.00 4.01 2.00 2.88 2.88 2.88 2.88 1.25 16-6.Fo 27.20 630.13 283.27 ao.24 142.74 124.82 114.50 105.00 .82.00 70.49 57.86 33.53 30.00 22.25 18.85 14.17 12.02 6.55 3.97 2.62 2.45 .75 5 1,995.41 292.86 28.06 10.48 5.00 3,P the owners of Parkside Addition furnish to the City of Caldwell sufficient easements for water lines and transfer the title to the land upon which the well is drilled and the pump is set, the City of Caldwell agree to take over, operate and maintain said system in its mature operation. � IT,on Roll Call those voting in the affirmative w ere: Mason, Glaisyer, Hvrrell, Myers, Fenrich and Harding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Acting Bfayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. I In memory of 6 ;ayor R. H. McNeill, the Council of the City of Caldwell, by motion duly made, seconded and unanimoulsy carried, adopted the folloran;_ resolution, it RES•7LU110!1. Ely Councilman Glaisyer. '. ".l1EREA5, ^.:ayor R. F. Iictieill and his wr_fe Virginia, while in rou U.v airplane from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to Boise, Idaho, on April 13th, 1948, and, `7}iEP. ,1S, their airplane crashed near 7, Idaho, taking the lives o. layor R. H. !.[ctlei.11 and his wife, NOT THRREFCRE BE IT ?1rCOL73D that the leadership, ability, for si<ht and civic acgomplishments of our late L'ayor, R. F. I,(cNeill be not forgo ten, `.ut continue in spirit and deed through the actions of this and future Councils o.. tF.e City of Caldwell and that t:,.e progress of our city be an e�rerlastins tribute to Thereupon Councilman Harding, introdaced ?;ill No /,j . entitled: AN WINANCE 3 `.:!Ih.Ai`:`; T_f'; ISF, 7WFIC ^:D PAF.`'TNG U y' T.h, S'TRESTS AiID 1.gY,43AY5 OF THE CITY OF CAIaJ :ELL, ILNHO, PROVI XN3 TEi PENALTIES I' ?? Tlrc, VIOLATI311 71',FEOF ,VND REPEP.LING Ci',- iPTSRS 1, 2, j AND 4 OF TITLE TGiI D` TF'E CALL'. "iL_. CODE OF 1942, AND A!,TNDIENTS TiERETO. crhich vas read for tic first time and the Oojncil proceeded to a consideration of 9121 vo There heir.0 no further 'Aasi.neos to core 'before the Co: it was moved b , . , Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman 'fardine that Council adjourn. l::otion carried. W siZlent of the Council aW d Acting! Layer. City Ulork. CO:11ICIL C 1LvB'n,S, OCTOBER 2, 1948, , 4:45 P. m:. The Council met pursuant to call and aci<new.'_ed :- ..tent of notice in the followin[ form: II CALL AND AC i4!(T°,'LE9C- i'ZEi T X F-OTICE 7e the undersigned Actin_ ktavor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, q do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers in the City "all in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of 4:45 P. M. on the 8th, day of October, 1946, for the transaction of all business in connection with the following objects Resolution to transfer ownership of certain Federal Rousing Projects from the Federal Government to Educational Institutionq. which object was submitted to each of the undersiagied in writing. "IT;{ESS our signatures tt.Ls 8th, day of 0 toter, 1948. L ".Mtthi ounc 1 and j A ng; Lia,rore -- � o cilma: Cpunci an ounce an — ouncuman Councilm6ji cilmran Acting mayor Leo J. Mason, presiding Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Leo J. Mason, Wm Glaisyer, L• E. Burrell, John 1�,yers, Dale Fenrich. Absent: Bryan harding. RESOLUTION I� BY C^IICEIL ^MN BU,RP.ELL. Upon Notion by Burrell, seconded by ;laisyer the following Resolution was proposed: � R^.1FREAS, The Both Congress of the United States passed Public Law No. 796, which law provides for 'j the transfer of ownership of certain Federal Rousin_: Projects from the Federal Government to Educational !'institutions, and i