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Home My WebLink About1926-10-06city council minutes�2 r COUNCIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER 6TH, 1926. The Council mat in regular session pursuant to adjournment, on October 6th, 192( at 8:00 o'clock p. m., with Mayor haley, presiding; Councilmen, Dutton, Kimbrough, Tlumford, McConnel, and Wheeler, present; absent: Conley. City Clerk, S. Earle Boyes, was also presex Pursuant to motion passed at the meeting of October 4, 1926, the Council Conven- ed as ® Committee of the Whole, and went into E:cecutive Session for the purpose of consider- ing the bids on fire fighting apparatus. COUNCIL IN SESSION. Councilman I.imbrough, reporting for the Committee of the Whole, stated that the Committee had had under Consideration all of the bids for fire fighting apparatus, and after duly oonsidering the same, recommended the acceptance of, the bid of Nickerson Machinery Com- pany. Thereupon it was moved by L'imbrough, duly seconded by McOonnel, that the report of the Committee of the Whole be accepted, and that the City purchase a 750 gallon capacity Northe ;n Pumb, manufactured by the Northern "mire Apparatus Company, of Minneapolis, ?dinnesoti mounted on a Republic Truck, manufactured by the Republic Manufacturing company, of Alma, Michigan, as proposed by the Nickerson Maohinery Company, of Salt Lake City, Utah. Motion carried. Thereui?wl Councilman Kimbrough presented the following Resolution, and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 110. 41. BY 2.117BROUGH. "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AIM DIRECTING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF CALDITELL, IDAHO, TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT GIITH UICI nR201I MACHINERY COMPANY, FOR THE PURCHASE OP A CERTAIN FIRE APPARATUS AND EQUIPMENT THER=I DESU IEED. "UI EREAS, there is now before the Mayor and City Council of the of Caldwel Idaho, forms of a contract with Nickerson Machinery Company, which provides for the sale to the City of Caldwell of certain fire apparatus and equipment, whioh said contract has been prepared in order to carry out and complete the purchase of said equipment and apparatus, in conformity with the acceptance by said City Council of the bid of said Nickerson raohinexy Company at a meeting of said City Council held on the 6th day of 1926; and "WEEREAS, such form of contract has received the careful consideration of this body, and it is believed that it is for the best interest of this municipality that such con tract be executed forthwith; now, therefore, be it "RESOLVED, by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho: "Section 1. That the 7clayor of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, is hereby authorized and directed, in his official capacity to execute in duplicate, the contract above described with P]iokersou Uachinery Company, and the Clerk of said City is authorized and directed to affix the corporata seal of this municipality to each of said duplicates of said contract an to attest the same and to certify to such duplicates as the contract authorized by this reso lution. And when said contract has been thus executed and has also been properly executed b the Dickerson Machinery Company, the Olerk of said City is hereby directed to deliver one of said duplicates to the Nickerson Machinery Company and to retain the other as a part of the records of his office." The motion for the adoption of said resolution was duly seconded by McConnel. The question being "Shall the Resolution pass ?" The Mayor direo�ed the Clerk to call the rol which resulted as follows: Ayes: Dutton, imbrough, T.:umford, LoConnal, and Wheeler. Nayes: None. Absent: Conley. Whereupon the P:dayor declared the motion carried and Resolution No. 4 adopted, and directed the Clerk to record the same upon the journal of the proeedings of the Council, as a part of the minutes of this meeting; and thereupon the Mayor and-Olark, in opal session of the Council, duly signed and approved said Resolution. The Clerk presented the written applications for licenses for operating Pool and i Billiard Roans for the quarter ending December 31st, 1926, signed by I. H. Waters, George Franklin, and G. S. Used, which had been filed with the City Clerk, who stated that the fe provided by law had been paid by each of said applicants respectively. Thereupon, it was moved by Wheeler, duly seconded by Dutton, that license be granted to each of said appli- cants, and that the Ilayor be authorized to issue licenses for operating Pool and Billiard Rooms for the quarter ending, December 319t. 1926, to I. H. 7!aters, George Franklin, and G. S. plead, respectively. notion carried. Thereupon the '.Jsyor annowiced that this was the time for the consideration of ob- jections to the Assessment Roll of Local Sprinkling Improvement District No. 1, the same having been noticed for the meeting of the Council for October 4, 1926, and said meeting having been adjourned to this date. The Clark presented to the Council the Affidavit of Fu 1lcation of the Notice of filing of Assessment -Roll of Local Sprinkling Improvement Distrio No. 1, which Affidavit wee and is in words and figures as follows, to-wit: "Affidavit of Publication. State of Idaho, County of Canyon. as. mile A. Shcrb being first duly sworn, deposes and says that he is foreman of CALIYVIELL TRIBME PU1LISH - 7HG:•i 1 0AIPA1TY, publisher of THE CALDITELE TRIBUdrE, a weekly new4aper published at Caldwell, Idaho; that the said paper is in general circulation in the County aforesaid, and has been for a period of 78 weeks preceding the first publication of this advertisement, a copy of which is attached hereto, and was published in the regular edition of said THE CALDWELL TRIBUTIE 3 consecutive weeks, beginning with the issue of Sept. 17, 1928, and ending with the issue of Oct. 1, 1926. (Signed): 3IILE A. SHORB. Subscribed and sworn to before me this End day of October, 1926. (Signed): NELL WILSON. Notary Public. Re- siding at Caldwell, Idaho. (Seal)." (Copy of Notice attached). Thereupon it was moved by Wheeler, duly seconded by Mumford, that the Clerk be in• structed to insert said Affidavit of Publication as a part of the minutes of this meeting. Motion Carried. The Clark stated that no protests had been filed against the Assessment - Roll of Local Sprinkling Improvement District No. 1. Thereupon Councilman Dutton presented the fol lowing resolution and moved its adoption: RESOEUTION N0. 41A. BY DUTTON. "A P.ESOLUTION APPROVING AND CONFMINO TIM ASSESS11ENT RCTL OF LOCAL SPRIMMING =ROVET.TENT DISTRICT NO. 1. ITMEEREAS, The Assessment Roll of Local Sprinkling Improvement District No. 1, of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, has been certified by the Committee on Streets and the City Engineer, and was filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, on the 13th day of September, 1926, and is now on file in said office; and I IWB3RE'EAS, the 4th day of October, 1926, at eight o'clock, P. m., in the City Hall of said City was fixed by the Council as the time and place of hearing and considering ob- jections to said assessments as made and shown by said Assessment Roll; and "'1'IHEREAS, the tine for filing protests having expired, and the time for hearing and considering the same having arrived, and the said Assessment Roll having been fully and duly considered by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, and having been found reg• ular, valid, correct, fair and just and in compliance with the laws of the State of Idaho, and the Ordinances of the City of Caldwell in all particulars; now, therefore, be it "RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell; Idaho: "Section 1. That the Assessment Roll of local Sprinkling Improvement District T_to County of Canyon, state of 1, in the City of Caldwell, /Idaho, be, and the same is hereby approved and confirmed." The motion for the adoption of said Resolution was duly seconded by Mumford. The question being "Shall the Resolution pass ?" The P?ayor directed the Clerk to call the roll, which resulted as follows: Ayes: Dutton, Yimbrough, I.Tumford, 1 cConnel, and Meeler. Nayee: None. Absent' Conley. Whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution No.-41A adapted, and directed the Clerk to record the same upon the journal of the proced- ings of the Council, as a part of the minutes bf this meeting; and thereupon the Layor, in open session of the Council duly signed and approved said Resolution. It was voted on motion of ','Theeler, seconded by Dutton, that the bills as approved J lit OESBAL FJ1?D NO. TO ITHOM DRAWN FOR WHAT AYfOU "T 194 Dr. C.M.Paley g alaxy 8.00 195 J.G.Conley 5.50 5.50 196 19.7 Dr. E.E.Dutton IV. T.$Imbrough 5.50 5.50 198 199 F.D.Llumford Fred H. U& cnnel, 5.50 200 Earl A. heeler. 5.50 201 S,Earle Boyes slaty & Expands 84.97' 202 W.C.Dyer 4alary 93.35 203 M.S.T. &.T.CO. 204 D.nl.Shuee alary & zxp. salary 141.00 205 Coy Collins 100.00 206 W. ff. Guerin Dogs 195526 207 3.Earle Boyes A ssigned Acct 21.00 208 Raleigh Feat Special Police 1.75 209 Stanadard Oil co. Oil 4.05 210 Earl Burc am Bass ff as .57 211 H.C.Gillette 165.00 212 Diyle Fender " 110 213 I,iona], Erall 110.00 214 Dec. nandolph Fire Services 7.50 215 goy Coilins 7.10 216 O.Royce 6.50 218 Emory Royce 6.50 218 Fred Roes 6.50 219 W.0."atta 6.50 220 Bad Brown 4.50 221 S.Earle Boyes a ssigned Account 55.20' 222 Bruce Woods Fire Services 2.00 225 A.G.Long & CO. Chemical Hose 81.90 224 Idaho Power Co. Power 15.15 225 webboott Ailea°oil Co. Hi -Test Gas 10.35 226 Tingwalls Co. ercnandise 46.85' 222 II.S.T. &.T.CO. Shone 10.20 228 Troy Laundry Laundry 7.45 229 Qregon Trail Battery Cc flashlight 1.50 230 I y Boone Co, arch 2.15 231 Butler Hdw. Co. Batteries .50 232 Caldwell 3ribune Council Proceedings 74.18 233 Caldwell ewe rinting 5.50 234 W.H.Barnett 2.00 235 Idaho Powor Co'. fights 29.20 236 Barrou6ha ddiilg M "ach.00 epairs 24.79 237 C.D.Purkhiaer Globes 1.80 238 Caldwell Pblg. Co. PUS. 5.22 238 AJI.Dunoan Blaaksmithing .75 240 M.H.Eustace salary 50.00 241 Dr.M.31.11c0oy 50.00 242 W.C.Dyer b0.00 243 17eetcott Allen Oil Co. asoline 90.10 244 Standard Oil Co. ^ " 15$ 38 TOTAL 8 _,2 -OAD F'.ITJM 70 Tom Glenn 28 days 89.60 71 77- 7 . Gainey z month 45,00 78 W. 9.3huae 45.00 73 Wilbur Shuee 26 days 83,20 74 E.D.Runger Part time 43.60 75 F.Allen Smith 16 days with team 76.90 76 S.Earle Boyes Assigned Account 30.00 77 Doyle Fender 2 days 6.40 78..- Concrete Pipe Co. Pipe 34.07 79 Biller Hdw. Co. Hdw• 10.20 80 A.W.Dunoan Blacksmithing 11.35 81 Standard Oil Co. Oil 25.68 82 A.F.17agele 9 loads of Dirt 2.25 83 Butler Hdw. CO. Udiv. 3 84 l7estoott Allen Oil CO ans 1.20 TOTAL 5b $- WATER WDRES YL11M 116 L.M.2exter s alary 112.50 117 Brpm'arding 117.00 118 F_ank Nrtkopf' 163 hwrs 65.20 119 M. Lanaaster 138 " 55.20 120 S.Mumnger 148il " 59.40 121 P.J.Mumger 45 18.0 122 Roy Shaw „ 1.660 1E3 E.J.Swsn _abor 6.00 124 125 S.Earle Boyes glary & Freight 244.16 crane Co. $ipe 430.19 126 A.W.Dencan 31acksmithing 10.25 127 Concrete Pipe Co. star Eoxee 11.00 128 Caldwell Pblg. Co. Pipe 17.80 129 Idaho Power Co. Power 468.85 130 Hrnvard & lemseter kl erchandise 7.25 f 131 Butler Hdw. Co. Hdw. 1.60 132 Oregon Trail Tire Cod repairs 1.35 133 Millar Hds. Co. Hdw, 4.90 134 Holl_ich arness Shop Leathers 2.25 135 C.D.Purkh1ser Globes 2,50 136 Canyon Abet. Co. Record Search 1.00 TOTAL If4538. 00 L 4 i i it GENET= FU1TD 29 J.W.Ross salary 100.00 30 J.A.Leemon 27 days 85.40 31 John Barr 26 days 83.20 32 Gaines Bow 26 days 8$.20 33 Cupples Co. Powder & Fuse 10.00 34 A.17.Duncan Blacksmithing 1.00 35 Miller Hdw. Co. Hdw. 4.10 36 yilly Seed Co. Seed 4.25 TOTAL ',"372.15 ?ARK FUND 28 ID1. Bischoff glary & xpense 100.60 29 Drenll Crook 4 auling Garbage 10 TOTAL 0 2PRIMING FUND 38 Fred Roes glary & Expense 163.63 39 S. Greenfield 208 hours 124.80 40 I.P.Jones it " 124.80 41 Porter Glenn 268 hours 107.20 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 31 S.Oline Bess glary, Phone, and �ighst 112.85 32 T.K.Smith anibbr ' 44.00 33 77heeler Publishing Co. Books 41.50 34 H.R.junting Co. 11 28.20 35 H.J. oNeel Reps. irs 16.40 36 A.F.Hart 48 Filing Cases 24.00 37 L.I.D.f2, 1926 Assessment 66.20 38 Case Furn. Co. Brass Edging 6.15 39 Oregon Trail Memo.Assoc. Book 2.00 40 American Library Assn. Books 3.50 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 81 L.U.Porter falary 112:50 ' 82 Thos R. Cochrane' 102.00 83 Lee Eecs 127.00 84 Frank Dowd 88 hours 35.20 •85 John aalladay It 35.20 86 Concrete Pipe Co'. Pipe 46.85 B7 Caldwell Lbr. Co ". Lumber 5.60 Be Oregon ''rail Tire Cc Vulcanizing 1.75 89 VYestentt Allen 031 "o; as 1.33 80 B.Earle Boyes asigned Acct 3.00 91 17.E. Bunt 4 hours with team 2.40 92 Gem ° tate Lbr. Co. Lumber 3.60 ° TOTAL p4 STREET LIGHTING FUIM 4 Idaho Power Co. Street Lights 523.70 TOTAL $523.70 The grand total of all 4arranta drawn amounts to :x6378.22. It was voted on motion of - utton, 8 donded by WhaAler, that the Council adlou to October 11th,1926, at 8 o'olook P.M. w APP_ CITY CLERIC. L1AYoR. L 4 i i it