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Home My WebLink About1925-10-05city council minutesY TO. Council met in regular session- pussaaat -t9-a October 5th,1928 at 8 P,M, with Mayo Sale ?, presding, Counailmn, Dutton, 8imbrough, Mumford, MoConnel, and Wheeler, present, and Co ley, absent. . The minutes the of previous sessions were read and upon motion of MoConnel, seoond d by Wheeler, and,aooried, the same were approved. Mrs. Anna Wilmot Millie again appeared before the Mayor and Council and requested the part of the old `sight of gay of the Caldwell + raetion lying between Linden St, and Fillmore, is so graded, that temperrrily; the same might be used by the residents of Mountain View Addit on.. The some was referred to the Street Commissioner, and if he deemed the same feasible, to fix the same for temporary use. A petition Signed By Rev. R.B.Coberly, pastor of the Advent Church, and 17 others,requ sting a sidewalk along Lot 1 Block 14 College Heights Addition, and Lot 1, Block 21 College H ghts Addition, was presented, and the same was referred to the Street and Finance Committeme for further investigation. I.H. Waters, Goo. Franklin, Andrews & son, and B.J. Livesay, presented their appliae ions for Pool Hall Licenses for the ensuing three months, and upon motion of Wheeler, seoond@ by 8imbrough, and carried, the same were grant ®d. It was voted on motion of Kimbroug , seconded by Mumford, that the bid of M.E. -Curt s for 10 tons of first cutting hay at $11.60 per ton beaooepted. - R.G.Dille appeared before the Councilin the interest of the City of Caldwll usinga blanket ' form of policy, covering all city property. It was voted on motion of N¢Connel,s conded by Dutton, that the matter of placing the City Insurance be left to the MW or and Finano Committee. Bill No. 12, by McConnel,entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION FOUR OF ORDINANCE 87, i ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FIRE LIMITS, REGULATINBE THE CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATI N, REPAIR MM EQUIPMENT OF BUILDINGS, THE DISPOSAL OF RUBBISH, AND THE STORAGE OF GASOLINE AND OT R PRODUCTS OF 19TROLEUM, AND PROVIDING FOR THE INSPEOTION OF BUILDINGS AND OHIMNEYS WITHIN THE Q Ty OF CALDWELL,IDAHO, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND HE LING ORDINANCES NO. 12,AP5?ROVED MARCH 27TH,1901,09DIMCE N0. I09,APPROVED JUNE SECOND,1908, RDIBEIOR NO. 228, APPROVED DECEMBER 28TH, 1912" APPROVED NOVEN.BER 13Th, 1917,AND REPELAING ALD 0 INANOEB OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH ", was read for the first time. A motion was made by 8imbrough, seconded by Dutton, that the rules requiring the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended, and the bill read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final pasopge. The Ole -rk was caused to Call the ro 1 as the question with the following result: AYESMUTTON, $IMBROUGH. MOMFORD,MOCONNEL, AND WMLER. HAYES: NONE. ABSENT; CONLEY. So the Mayor deoalred the motion had passed by the neaessary 3/4 majorit r and caused the Clerk to read the bill the second time by title and the third time in fall, s octicin by section, and on the question as put by the Mayor, Shall Bill No. 12,pass4 the Clerk w is caused to call the roll with the following results AYES: DUTTON, BIMBROUGH, MUbCn'ORD, MCCONNEL, AND WHEELER. NAYEB: NONE. ABSENT: CONLEY. THe Mayor deoalred the bill had, sp seed end now became Ordinance No: 418 and directed the Clerk to make proper entry ct the same and have the dame publiahedin theca well Tribune, the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell. Bill No. 11 was read for the third time, and upon the question, as put by the Mayo shall Bill Noll pass?, the Clerk was caused to call the roll VA th the following result= II AYES: DUTTON„ KIMBROUGH, MtMFORD, MOCONNEL, AND WHEELER. II tj'# I I N0. EE4 225 926 225 229 229 230 231 232 233 234 236 236 287 288 239 840 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 860 251 252 263 264 266 266 257 NAYES: NONE'.' ABSENT: CONLEY. The Mayor deoalred the bill had passed mad now became Ordinance No. 419, and directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same, and have thesame published in the Caldwell `ribune, the Official newspaper of the City of Celdwell,Idsho. Pursuant to the provisions of Chap60r 256, laws of 1921,of the State of Idaho,ae amended by Chapter 45, laws of 1925, of the '-Itate of Idaho, the amity Counoil proceeded to investigate the sufficiency of the security heretofore given by the First National Aw k of Caldwell,Idaho, and Western Commeroial Sank,of 6 aldwell,Idaho, to secure deposits belonging to the City of %ldwell. After due consideration, it appearing to the Council that such securities have been carefully investigate by the Finance Comn- ittee of said Council, who has reported that the same are suffioient to property* protect the 'funds belonging to the City of Caldwell on deposit in said banks as such depos3tdries, Councilman Mumford offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. The motion for adoption of "an elution No.9, a oopy,.of which is hereto at- taohed, was'duly seconded by Councilman, Kimbrough, and the resolution put upon its passage, the question being, "Shall Resolution No. 9 pass? theroll was called with the following result: AYES: DUTTON, KIMBROUGH, MUMFORD, MCOONM, AND WH$ELER. NAYES: NONN. ABSENT: CONLEY. WHEREupon the Mayor deoalred the Resolution had $*geed and therelpon approved theeame. Resolution No.16, by Mumford. and Resolution No. 11, by Wheeler, copies of which are hereto attached, were offered and a motion wee made by umford, seconded by Wheeler, that the two resolutions be adopted. The Mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on t7Se same with the following result: AYES: DUTTON, KIMNROUGH, MUMFORD, MOCONNEL, AND WHEELER. NAYES: NONE. ABSENT: CONLEY. THe Mayor deoalred the resolutions had passed and w opted. It was voted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by lhitton, that the bills as approved be allowed, and warrants ordered drawm on the various funds as follows: - GENERLL FUND TO WHOM DRAWN FOR WHAT AMOUNT DR. C.M.galey salary 11.00 J.G.Conley' 5.60 Dr.E.E.Ddtton 8.00 W.T.KimbroUgh 8.00 F.D.Mumford 8.00 Fred MoConnel 8.00 Earl Wheeler 8.00 S.Earle Bores Salary & Expense 59.64 W.C.Dyer Clary 90.00 M.S.P.& T. 00. Phone 3.95 H.C.Gillette salary 165.00 Doyle Fender 110.00 Lionel Krall 110.00 O.Royos Fire Ssrllose 11.60 W.O.Zimmerman 11.50 Coy Collins 11.50 O.Watts' 11.50 eo. Randolph .11.50 Fred Rose 11.50 Louis Krell 10.60 C.W.Whittier 1.00 Emory Royce 1.00 Western Commercial Bank Assigned Account 10.50 Boise Payette'Lbr. Co. " " 2.50 Miller Hdw. Co. Solder 2.00 Will Evans Carburetor 27.00 Butler Hdw. Co. Hdw. 2.80 Idaho Power Co. Power 9.40 U.L.Andre Pipe Fittings 2.95 M.S.T. &.T.CO. Phone 8.52 D::.Sbuee "glary & 3 Dogs 143.00 Wm. Johnston 96 hours 38.40 Whas. Jarvis 24 hours 9.60 A.W.Dancan Repairing Jal Door 4.50 258 Idaho Power Co. Light e, ity , E2 U0 269 C.D.Ptirkhiser "ercheadiae 20.34 260 Case Furn. Co. Glass 4.25 261 Miller Hdw. Co. Globes 2.88 262 Caldwell '' +ribune Council Proceedings 80.12 263^ Gaatons minting 4.00 264 M. Lancaster 6 days 16.00 265 Frank Hartkopf 1 day 3.20 266 Dr. M.M.McCoy Salary 60.00 267 M.H.EFasgoe 60.00 268 W.C.Dyer 50.00 TOTAL $1240.56 ROAD FUND 41 A.W. Duncan Blaoksmithing 64.10 42 Caldw @L11 Welding iforks Welding 2.00 43 (;.W.B % een 7 loads of dirt 1.75 TOTAL $67.85 - EWATER WORKS FUND 96 L.M.Porter Salary & Expense 93.66 97 Lee R. Clemons 116.00 98 8.Earle 10780 100.00 99 Frank Hartkopf Labor 90.40 100 M. Lancaster a flays 6.40 101 Idaho Power Co. Power 409.45 102 Crane Co. Curb Cooke 83.00 103 Caldwell Pblg. Co. Pipe 22.15 104 A.W.8ahooler Tubes 7.80' 105 Harmon Drag Co. TW Ribbon .85 106 Caldwell News 10,000 neoeipts 117.05 107 Miller Hdw. Co. Hardware 6.40 108 Caldwell Mfg. Co. 12 Meter Covers 3.60 109 Continental 01'1 Co. 011 14.50 110 Butler Hdw. Co. Harwdware 1.60 111 E.A.STookwwll Gsly. Iron 2.50 TOTAL $1074.35 PARE FUND 21 WM. Bischoff Salary 100.00 22 C.D.Purkhiser Globes .90 TOTAL #100.90 CEMETARY POD 32 d.W.Roas Salary 100.00 33 J.A.Lemmon E6 days 83.20 34 Wilbur Shues 24 days 76.80 35 Gaines Bow 22 days 70.40 36 Smith Shaw Co. Assigned Account 32.00 37 0 Co. Powder & Fuse 6.00 38 Miller Hdw. Co. Harwars 1.36 39 A.W.Duncan Blackemithing .75 t TOTAL $371.50. SPRINKLING FUND 37 Fred Ross Sc Overtime 140.43 38 8.9reenfield I slary 04 hours 122.40 39 I.P.Jones 204 hours 122.40 40 Tom Glenn 2% days 66.40 41 ELL. Allebsugh 23 days 73.60 42 Gaines low 2 days 6.40 43 Golden Rule Assigned Account 19.44 44 Miller Hdw. Co. Hardware 1.15 46 A.W.Dnnoan BYaakamithing 6.50 46 B000x Battery Battery 21.80 47 Caldwell rroduce Co. 906# Oats 15.84 48 Western Commercial Beak Assigned Account 54.40 49 Caldwell Forwarding Co, Axle Grease 4.20 TOTAL $674.96 V LIBRARY"RMI) 42 S.OLI leas alary, Phone &Lighet no 85 43 J.E.Smith• Janitor 30.00 44 Pioneer Library Bindery Rebinding 114.00 45 Librarian of Congreid garde 5.36 46 Caldwell Lbr. Co. Wood 0.50 47 Milliner Transfer Co. reight 7.04 48 Oaxtona tupplies 3.22 49 Sherman Crawford Plaitering 6.10 50 Canyon Abstract & Title Co. Ins. Premium 13.00 51 American Library Assn. Book List 2.00 52 J. g. Gill 00. Books 2.26 53 O.L. angebury 5 TOTAL / �cf e �l TOTAL $10.00 Th "'grand total of all warrants drawm amou to to $4798.18. I It I a voted on motion of Mumford, aeconded by Wheeler, that the Council adjourn to 0otobez 19th,1926 at 8 P.M. APPROVE CITY CLERK. MAYOR. V COUNOIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER I9TH,1925. The layor and Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment with Mayor galey, preaidi g, Councilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, Mumford, MoOonnel, and Wheeler, present. This being the time to consider the bids for 600 feet of Fire Hose, it was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by Conley, that the City Olerk be instruo $red to open the bids for the same. ter obneidering the bids of W.G.Oowden, Butler Hdw. Co, Eureka Fire Hose Co., and A.G. Long & o., § motion was made by Kimbrough, seconded by Wheeler, that the bid of A.G. LCng for 600 fee of hose at $1.16 per foot be accepted. The roll was called on the same with the Follow- ing res lt: APB: C NLEY, KIM BROIIGH, MCCONNEL, AND WHEELER. NAPES: DUTTON, AND MUMFORD. ABSEAT: -NONE. SC the Mw or deothred that the motion had carried, and A.G. Long and Co. was awarded the contract. It was vvcted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Mumford, that the MW or, Dutton, and McCo=el be namot a committee to investigate the trouble of the seeping ditch at the Park, near the Natal. Barn. It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by McConnel, that the Council adjourn. ZZ LIZ- J�r .vvnn ACTING CITY CLERK. IRRIG22ION FUIM 98 L.M.P anlary 90.00 99 Leroy Book 127.00 100 Thomas Cochrane 52,00 101 H.B.Wilkerson 1 day ,'3.00 102 W. T. Bunt' 1 day with teem 4.80 108 F.R.Dowd 18 hours 6.78 104 C.M.Lammey 44 hours 16.50 105 A.W.Dunoan Blaoksmithing 1.50 106 R.B.Coberly hours 3.00 107 E.J.Swan abor 19.93 108 F.Allon Smith Tabor 3.94 109 L.H.Batland 83 hours 12.38 110 W.H.Heynes 6 hours with team 3.00 111 Ed Campbell 28 hours with teem: 12.00 112 W.H.Hanes 4 load$ of gravel 6.00 113 W.W.Harris 18 hours 6600 114 Concrete Pipe Co. One Valve 1.60 115 Gem State Lbr. 06. Lumber 1.10 116 a.L.Lattnre Co. Shovels 6.80 117 Caldwell Forwarding Co. fencing 1.40 Lis Butler Haw. Co. Hdw. 1.25 119 . Boise Payette Lbr.,00. Cement 24.68 TOTAL $394.30 STREET LIGHTING FUND 5 Idaho Power Co. Street Lights 512.i6 TOTAL $517.45 GENERAL PAYING NC THRER FUND 3 Befell & Co. f i roosedinge 10.00 TOTAL $10.00 Th "'grand total of all warrants drawm amou to to $4798.18. I It I a voted on motion of Mumford, aeconded by Wheeler, that the Council adjourn to 0otobez 19th,1926 at 8 P.M. APPROVE CITY CLERK. MAYOR. V COUNOIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER I9TH,1925. The layor and Council met in regular session, pursuant to adjournment with Mayor galey, preaidi g, Councilmen, Conley, Dutton, Kimbrough, Mumford, MoOonnel, and Wheeler, present. This being the time to consider the bids for 600 feet of Fire Hose, it was voted on motion of Mumford, seconded by Conley, that the City Olerk be instruo $red to open the bids for the same. ter obneidering the bids of W.G.Oowden, Butler Hdw. Co, Eureka Fire Hose Co., and A.G. Long & o., § motion was made by Kimbrough, seconded by Wheeler, that the bid of A.G. LCng for 600 fee of hose at $1.16 per foot be accepted. The roll was called on the same with the Follow- ing res lt: APB: C NLEY, KIM BROIIGH, MCCONNEL, AND WHEELER. NAPES: DUTTON, AND MUMFORD. ABSEAT: -NONE. SC the Mw or deothred that the motion had carried, and A.G. Long and Co. was awarded the contract. It was vvcted on motion of Kimbrough, seconded by Mumford, that the MW or, Dutton, and McCo=el be namot a committee to investigate the trouble of the seeping ditch at the Park, near the Natal. Barn. It was voted on motion of Wheeler, seconded by McConnel, that the Council adjourn. ZZ LIZ- J�r .vvnn ACTING CITY CLERK.