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Home My WebLink About1941-10-06city council minutesgal I L L' i 1062 Paddock & McCoy 3663 Treeepraying Fund 1064p Jellison bras TOTAL AIRPORT F77i4D C1'1,4F:TEAY SI "KIYG FU14D Services Tree Spraying Supplies TOTAL CMMETF,Ry SINKING FUND 0 21.00 2187.00 71. C 2326.05 GRAND TOTAL OF FXFFNLIT?7R3S F911 AUGUST, 1941 $ 21,361.49 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by t, seconded by Dakan that Council adjo xn. Motion carried. City Clerk. Mayor. OOUNCIL C1?A"7,9 OCTOBEfl 6, 1941. 8 :00 P.7% The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Oity Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.F. idc"luskey, presiding. On Roll Call the foll.oving Counci lmen answered present; Wilbur Dakan, Fred E. Newman, Floyd Blunt, E:E.Frosher and C. D. McDPnnol. Absent! Thurlow Bryant. The Yinutes of September 2nd., were read and approved as read. Mayor Me'luskey then called the Council's attention to the fact that Join C, Flynn had offered to deed certain property to the City, provided t'iat the p ity would use tLe same as a public alleyway and dedic =te the same for the use as an alley, and thereupon, on motion duly made end seconded, it was resolved by the T"ayor end Co of the City of Caldwell, Idnho,es follows, to -wit! RF.c GLUT ION , ITEREAS, John G.Flynn end wife have offered to deed to the City of Caldwell the property hereinafter described to be used as a publrcalley; and T7ES73AS, said property is now, end for many years has been, used as a public s 3 �bYefaY3 NOW, TA; RITOFr, Bn IT iiF•,SOL By the ? -ayor and "ouncil of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, that said City herowith accepts the deed so tendered by John S.Flynn for said property, to -wit; The `loutheasterl fifteen feet of Lot Twenty -one (21) in Block (10), Original Townsite of the �ity of Caldwell, as shovrn by the revised plat thereof now on file in the office of the Recorder of Canyon County, Idaho, more pe.rticulnrly described ns follows, to-wit! Beginning at the so corner of said Block 10 of the Original Townsite of Caldwell, Ir?nro, and running thence southG eesterl -y on the southwesterly line of sn -id Llock 10 a distance of 05 feet to the reel point of beginning; running thence northeasterly parallel to the north- westerly line of said Block 10 a distnnca of 120 "eet to the southwesterly boundary line of the alley t`lrough said Llecic 10; running thence southeasterly along the so1:t`:westefly line of said alley a distance of 15 feet, more or less, to the boundary line between ]Lot 21 and Lot 20 -of said Block 10; running t`ence ^; outhwesterly along said boundary line betv;een said Lot 21 end Lot 2C of said. Block 10 n 11stance of 120 feet to the southwe ^terly line of said Block.10; running thence northwesterly slon t' southwesterly line of said Block IC a distance of 15 feet, more or less, to the real point of beginning; together with all ws water rights, ditches, and ri,hts of way for ditches, belong- - ing to said lsnd; and said City hereby accepts the samc and the property thereby ccnveyes, and does .%,ereby iedicate end set apart said property as a public alleyway for the use of the 13eneral public forever. Vos. Name. What for. Amount. A.IRTORT FUND 1061 S.V.Fsirbanks Supplies 21.00 I L L' i 1062 Paddock & McCoy 3663 Treeepraying Fund 1064p Jellison bras TOTAL AIRPORT F77i4D C1'1,4F:TEAY SI "KIYG FU14D Services Tree Spraying Supplies TOTAL CMMETF,Ry SINKING FUND 0 21.00 2187.00 71. C 2326.05 GRAND TOTAL OF FXFFNLIT?7R3S F911 AUGUST, 1941 $ 21,361.49 There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by t, seconded by Dakan that Council adjo xn. Motion carried. City Clerk. Mayor. OOUNCIL C1?A"7,9 OCTOBEfl 6, 1941. 8 :00 P.7% The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Oity Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, H.F. idc"luskey, presiding. On Roll Call the foll.oving Counci lmen answered present; Wilbur Dakan, Fred E. Newman, Floyd Blunt, E:E.Frosher and C. D. McDPnnol. Absent! Thurlow Bryant. The Yinutes of September 2nd., were read and approved as read. Mayor Me'luskey then called the Council's attention to the fact that Join C, Flynn had offered to deed certain property to the City, provided t'iat the p ity would use tLe same as a public alleyway and dedic =te the same for the use as an alley, and thereupon, on motion duly made end seconded, it was resolved by the T"ayor end Co of the City of Caldwell, Idnho,es follows, to -wit! RF.c GLUT ION , ITEREAS, John G.Flynn end wife have offered to deed to the City of Caldwell the property hereinafter described to be used as a publrcalley; and T7ES73AS, said property is now, end for many years has been, used as a public s 3 �bYefaY3 NOW, TA; RITOFr, Bn IT iiF•,SOL By the ? -ayor and "ouncil of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, that said City herowith accepts the deed so tendered by John S.Flynn for said property, to -wit; The `loutheasterl fifteen feet of Lot Twenty -one (21) in Block (10), Original Townsite of the �ity of Caldwell, as shovrn by the revised plat thereof now on file in the office of the Recorder of Canyon County, Idaho, more pe.rticulnrly described ns follows, to-wit! Beginning at the so corner of said Block 10 of the Original Townsite of Caldwell, Ir?nro, and running thence southG eesterl -y on the southwesterly line of sn -id Llock 10 a distance of 05 feet to the reel point of beginning; running thence northeasterly parallel to the north- westerly line of said Block 10 a distnnca of 120 "eet to the southwesterly boundary line of the alley t`lrough said Llecic 10; running thence southeasterly along the so1:t`:westefly line of said alley a distance of 15 feet, more or less, to the boundary line between ]Lot 21 and Lot 20 -of said Block 10; running t`ence ^; outhwesterly along said boundary line betv;een said Lot 21 end Lot 2C of said. Block 10 n 11stance of 120 feet to the southwe ^terly line of said Block.10; running thence northwesterly slon t' southwesterly line of said Block IC a distance of 15 feet, more or less, to the real point of beginning; together with all ws water rights, ditches, and ri,hts of way for ditches, belong- - ing to said lsnd; and said City hereby accepts the samc and the property thereby ccnveyes, and does .%,ereby iedicate end set apart said property as a public alleyway for the use of the 13eneral public forever. f i 319 Moved by Blunt, seconded by McDannel that the above Resolution be adopted. Motion carried. An Affidavit of Publication of Ordinance n0. 581 was read by the pity Cleric. Bill No 9, Proposed Ordinance No 532, wFs read for the second time. A Petition was prevented to the A;ayor and Council signed by property owners petitioning under ground irrigation for Flock 25 and 26, Original Plat of Caldwell. The !Y,ayor referred this petition to the Chairman of the Irrigation Committee. The City Attorney reported with respect to the case of Golden vs, City of Cald- well, set trial in the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District, December 3, 1941, the report of the attorney including a communication from the attorneys heretofore, and in the former administration employed by the City to defend said a ction, and whidh communication was r °ad to the Council. WHEn PON, the matter was discussed by the Coemcil and upon motion. by Councilman YnDannel,':aecond'e& by Councilman Fresher it was voted tl it was to the best interest of the City to defend said action, and the City P.ttorney was sutliorized to make arrange- ments with the said attorneys for re -trial of the cause on the basis of said communication.. Councilman Newman reported to the Council that various. civic organizations de- sired to erect a building on city property on or near the "olden Gate ° ark, said building to be used in connection with the park, and to to used as a playroom, day nurssry and community center, stating that the building vies to be constructed without cost to the City, and presented to the City for said purposes. The matter was discussed by the �onncil and citizens who were present and it was the concensus of op6nion that the Luilding would add materially to the benefit of the park facilities at its location, and that the City could properly cooperate in the venture to the extent of furnis!^_ing gravel and water service connections. IMP,EUFON, it was voted upon motion of Councilmen 17a' ;"an seconded by Councilmen Fresher that the ,City accept the building upon its co-pletion end undertake the maintenan and upkeep thereof, and further that the pity cooperate in its construction along the lines above suggested. Applicati®ns`for_Card Room License were read from - Fastime Lunch, itummy House, Wilson Beer & Lunch, S.t.Dow and I. F. Waters, tha fee accompanying each Application. Applications for Pool Hall License were read from I. H.Waters and S.F.Bow, the fee accompanying each application. "roved by blunt, seconded by UcDannel that these licenses be granted. Motion carried. The Bills for September wdre read and on motion by Dekan, seconded by Blunt that these Bills be alloyed and 1, V&rrants i,e ordered drawn for the various amounts all of w ^ich had been a proved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. TFotion carried. Nos. Name. '.Flint for. Amount . GENT RAL FUND 1065 H.E. McCluskeY Salary 50 1065 Thurlow Bryant ° 25,00 1067 Wilbur Dekan ° 5,00 1068 Floyd Blunt " ^5.00 1069 Fred E. Newman " 25.00 1070 E.E.Frasher " 1011 C. 0. VeDnnnel fi 25.00 1072 O.E.Fritts " 25.00 1073 Ada Hartenbower 150.00 1074 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent w Toll 94.00 1075 Moore Stationery Supplies 5.05 1.77 1076 H.E. Parmenter Salary 1077 Boone's Book Store Supplies 140.00 1078 Idaho Power Power .65 45.58 f� - I I� I11 Nos. Name. L f �I What for, Supplies n n Salary n Bxpenses Services n i n Suxp] -ies n n Sp 1prL Dairy Inspection "Clary n Supplies Fetter Salary Rent 4 act frights Printing If Gasoline insurance Salary y"o6rvi cos Supplies Power Supriies u F.e$t Insurance Amount 269,15 47.50 .90 5.00 3.04 3,00 165.00 145.00 140.00 135.00 1-10.00 60.00 40.00 4.50 4.50 4,50 - 4.50 4.50 2.00 19,05 13.44 13.24 7.75 7.83 3.75 2.50 2.50 2.48 1.00 ,40 140.00 130.00 130.00 130,00 I70.00 Iir.00 25.00 3.60 11.75 7.59 5.00 4.76 4.11 1.60 1.56 30,00 200,00 135,00 17:50^ 5,00 2.50 75.00 40.00 2.00 38.75 30,25 322.50 '539:93 130.00 110.00 55.80 34 .96 20.70 13.93 10.00 9.73 5.35 3.50 3.30 .SO .60 .70 .CO 30.00 11.10 TOTAL C7,T.FRAL F' 4,617.10 F.OAD FCND 1156 S. P. Clenn ^slary 153.85 1157 Earl Zeal " 142.50 1158 Ray 'Zoolery 131.73 1159 Iiu � -rock " 1Ot3.00 1160 N. ". jones 90.00 11u1 James Evans Services 84.00 1162 Ray R. Jewett 77..40 1163 Everett - - v ans " 61.50 1164 7.ar3r Sawyer " 14.40 1079, The Caxton Printers 10B0_ Home Lbr , L @o,- l 10BI. Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage 1082. Canyon Abstract & Title Co., 1083. Garber rrtotor Co., IOU- Mi118r Hdw. Co., 1085. Lionel C. Krall 1086, Coy Collins 1087. Pete Olesen 1088 Forrest "illender 1089. Waldo r arldock 1090. City Treasurer 1091. Wilbur Shuee, assig F107c3 So „ t 1 1 , ward 1092 - Del Royce 1093. Edward Smith 1094- Kennith Moore 1095 - Mathew L'axwell 1096 Mrr. 'Moods 1097 Jack - -ouch 1098 A.L.Durnett 1099. Evans Yotor Co., 1100 C.C.Anderson Co., 11 -Cl- Sanderson Safety Supply Co., 1102, Mountain States Tel & Tel 1193 Troy Laundry F Dry Cleaning 1104 uotkin- Gordon Thug 1105. Caldwell Sheet t "etsl 1106 Lodge Yotro Co., 1107. Hecker Y_dw . 1108 Caldwell Auto Supply 1109. Viller Hdw. 1110. C. .Claussen 1111 - Ernie Y ason 1112. Jack Thomas 1113 . O.V,ulenn 1 114. Wm C rlson 1115 E.�.Giddings 1116 J.F ].117 �,Nill Y"iley 1118 ,Mountain State; Tel Tel 1119 Garber Votro Co., 1120 Drs.Cole- Kaley- Unndford 1121 The Sawtooth Co., 1122. R.U. Goldsmith 1123. Tewell Electric 1124 Moore Statlonery lt25 E.C/ Hickok 1126 R. D.Eovey 1127 L. 5". Porter 1126 - ❑ryan "arding 1129 Shorb Printing Co., 1130 Fred Foster, assig. Lawrence 1131 Idaho 3lueprint & Supply Co., 1132 S.Ben Dunlap 1133 Idabo .First Natior al YYank 1134 P,Trs. vinnie Dunn 1135 Caldw.;11 Yens- Tribune 1136 The Caxton Printers 1137 Idaho Cas & Oil Co., 1138 State Insurance 1139 Ernest Earl 1140 D. J. ":inters 1141 Signal Oil Co., 1142 Vlestcott Oil Co., 1143 Olson Mfg. Co., 1144 Idaho Power Co., 1145 1111n.er Transfer 1146 .Caldwell Auto Supply 1147 Sawtooth Co., 1148 Richfield Oil Corp 1149 .Irrigator's Lbr. Co., 1150 Goldsmith Shop 1151 E.F.Green 1152 Miller :Ydv.Co., 1153 Purk?niser F.lec 1154 Ralph, 1 „'.h. Fo11in, n -xorth 1155 , M. .miner Nos. Name. What for Amount. 1165 Ed 17ouser Serviced 9.00 1166 'Clifford Cipe " 8.10 1167 'Carl Dunn, Assig. City Clerk 8.10 11cis ° L. A.C�ibson 4.50 1169 'Chas Culver " 3.60 1170 'Homer nerg 3.60 1171 'F.Allen Smith " 1.80 1172. Herb 11,son " 1.80 1173 1174 Will Kiley Chas Stillwell " " 1.80 1175 'Harry Evans " 1.80 1.80 J 1176 'Jim Thurmohd " 520.7 9 1177 'Columbia Equipment Co., " 255. 1178 'Olson 'ifg. Co., " 165.00 1179 Caldwell Concrete Pipe " 112.43 1180 Ray F. Jeuatt ° 68.60 1131 S. P. Glenn Rent on Stamm Tractor ^ngine 56,00 1132 Was tcott Oil Co., Supplies 35.14 0 7 1183 Baxter Foundry & M Works " 20.50 1164 Caldwell Auto Supply " 19.51 1185 Burns Chev. Co., " 13.39 1186 Home Lbr. °: Coal Cd)., " 13.29 1187 `Cc- operativa Oil 6.67 1108 Garber ;rotor Co,, " U 1189 Home Lbr. & Coal Co., " 7,50 1190 'Caldwell Mfg.Co., " 6.40 1191 Ellison Elec " 4.65 1192 'Bunting Tractor Co „ " 4.45 1193 Clerk's C sh . Fund "Shop " x.18 1194 Goldsmith 3 90 1195 Harry's Repair Shop " 3.50 1196 'Idato hardware &- Plg " 3.83 1197 "Yestern Auto Supply " 3.04 1198 'Conoco Service ° 2.22 1199 'Becker Hdw. 1.221 1200 'Miller Hdw.Co., " 1201 'Blake & Pickett ° .65 .40 TOTAL ROAD FOND � 2,232 88 II.A771 FUND 1202 C.D.Crandell 'Lee Salary 135.00 i 1203 Stone 110.00 1304 L.' Serdices 91.35 1205 Fioy Melton 'Cleude " 7.25 1200 'riorsham " 69.30 1207 'Bethene ^7likinson " 57.00 1208 Hugh Marshall 1209 'Harry Evans 30.87 2110 L Mason „ 30.60 2111 A.li.Exley „ 18.00 2112 Homer Berg „ 16.30 2113 F.Allen Smith „ 14.40 2114 1 .7m Kiley 12.60 2115 Chas Stillwell „ 12.60 2116 Sam ",rtkopf " 0 •60 2117 L.C.Culver 1x9.00 2118 T. L. Reeves 2119 Delbert McGinty 7.20 2120 L,H.Corley 5.40 2121 'Idaho Power Cc „ Power 3.60 2122 Clerk's "ash R"vov1. Fund Supplies 316.23 2123 City 'Treasurer Freight 260.81 2124 Caldwell concrete Pipe Go., Supplies 204,56 54.36 2125 Flexible Sewer Rod Equipment 137.09 2126 2127 Hersey Xfg.Co °, Olson Mfg.Co,, 131.52 2128 Baxter Folandry & Machine Vvks " 128.05 2129 Mueller Co., „ 123.77 2130 Waterworks Equipment n° 88.45 2131 Irrig'ator's 1 br. Co., "' 2132 Caldwell Plg & Btg " 66.17 2133 "eestcott Oil ° 41.52 2134 Pacific Flush Ink Co., 38.30 2135 Wilson "etry jferc Co., 29,15 ' 2136 Mountain Sts es Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 27,41 2137 Feeneighty Machinery Supplies 18.30 14.50 ) 2138 Miller Hdw. Co., 2139 Clerk's Cash RLvoly Fund 13.80 2140 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., 12.67 2141 Bois Implement Co., 11.37 2142 Botkin Gordon Drug 8.88 2143 Blake & Pickett n 3.30 2144 Intermountain E quipment Co, " 2.78 2145 , Boone's Gook tore " 2,61 2141 Sohn °ollrich 1.95 2147 Home LLr. & Coal Co., 1.85 2148 Harry's Repair Shop 1.80 2149 Caldwell Auto Supply n 1.00 .42 TOTAL 17ATER FUND 0 2,529.45 �3 dos, Name, What for 'Arno unt; C, L. Bourinnd Salary LIBRARY FU10 1266. 1250 Mrs, Ida Luby Salary 125,00 " 127.00 1251 Vlavilla C,Blondel 50.00 267 Thos Cochrane �%2 A.E.Hs8ti7 " 40.00 107.00 2253 Irrigator s Lbr. Co., Supplies 156,28 Oscar t`aurian " 2254. Idaho Power Co,, Power 16,53 269- 4.255 Gaylord Bros., Inc,, Supplies 4.50 'Services 100.80 2256. Mountain States Tel & Tel Rent & Toll 4,00 270. �4 1257 Demco Library Supplies Supplies 2,50 94.05 k 2258 Purkhiser Elec 11 1,62 W. Shaver 959 .Boone's Book Store Magazines 84,45 272. 1 260 The Dieter Eook binding " 39.18 87,30 261 The Junior Literary Guild BoaRs 18,50 273. John !%itley 2262 The Caxton Printers " 5,81 49.60 2263 The F. R. Huntting Co., 5.14 Ida o Power Co., Power 2264 The Oregon News 4.50 L. TOTAL II: FDIrOL `_UND 658.02 Supplies 10.00 IRRIGATION PUiuD 276• 265 C, L. Bourinnd Salary 135.00 1266. H.D.Cole " 127.00 267 Thos Cochrane 107.00 11 268 . Oscar t`aurian " 107.00 269- W.�. Lawrence 'Services 100.80 270. Guy Mealy 94.05 271 -S. W. Shaver 93.60 272. Noel Nadeau 87,30 273. John !%itley 49.60 274. Ida o Power Co., Power 63,45 $75 • Boise Payette Lbr.Cc., Supplies 10.00 276• Home Lbr & Coal 9,00 277 Evans Moto Co „ 4.60 278 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., 4.00 279 Seeker fIdw. 3 94 280 Miller Eft.Co., " 2.00 261 Caldwell Auto -supply " 1,07 282 Garter Votor Co., " .82 TDT,AL IFRSCATIn 1'77ND 1,000.13 9PEI7rTDT0 FUND 283 Del Soper Salary 11G.86 284 71m Gniney " 08.00 285 Everett Evans Services 29,50 2B6 Cooperative Oil A °:oc. TuppliLls 71.52 2B7 Valk's 1,17 288 Caldwell Flg 2: Htg. Co., 08 289. Caldwell Auto Supply ° .63 TOTAL SPRINI:LITIG FLVD 308.56 CE^TPTEF.Y 7U7D 290 Geo Fanner Salary 135.00 291 Clifford Raymond " 110.00 292 Levi Strange Services 53.60 293 Omer Ra;m. and 93.60 294. Loren Yesler 39.60 295 Paul Pidgeon " 21.60 296 71ilson -Petry ' -arc . Supplies 18.62 297 Howard- Cooper " 11.03 &98 Clerk's Cr.sh L ' " 2.50 299. Mountain States Tel & Tel rent w Toll 2.00 900 .Purkhiser El.ec Co., SmppItoa 1,70 301 Teetern Auto Supply 1,20 302 Miller Hdim.Co., 1.17 TOTAL CT ."!L'T'JR" FDND 531.62 PARR FIND L I 1303 1304 .T,t.Finn LT. b.01 big on Salary Services 22,00 1305 C.F. Overlin 99.20 82.56 1306 7'. L. Landreth 42.75 1307 Sam Lamkin 34.85 7306 Viva Barton „ 4,03 1309 flay R. Jewett „ 1.80 1310 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 53,56 1311 Idaho Power Co., rower 49.36 1312 Irrigator's Lbr.Co., Supplies 7,20 1313 Flay =Beone 6,70 1314 Miller lidw0o" " 6.45 1315 McNeel Lbr :Co., " 5.35 1316 Caldwell P16 2 F,tg,Co., 4,95 1317 -burns Chev, Co., 4.77 1318 Purkhiser Else " 3.65 . q 7 Nos, Name, 14 for. Amount, 1319 Caldwell Cyclery Supplies 3.1)C 1320 Wilson -Petry Merc. Co. " 1.73 1321 hay R. Jewett ° 1.60 1322 R.0.Gold. t'^ '.' 1.05 1323 Auto Supply " .62 1324 ,Caldwell Becker Rdw. TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND .60 1325 ,J.W.Weeks & Sons Inc.,' ° .66 1326 Talks " .39 1327 Moore Stationery' " .25 TOTAL PARK FUND STREET LIGFT11IG FUND 514.50 1353 GOLF FUND Street Lights 776.46 1328 R.". Olson Salary 75.00 1329- Sam Livesay 11 104.50 1330 Sam Lamkin Services 69.65 1331 Geo Johnston 3.38 1332 Robert Otto 3.15 1333 Brice Evans " 3.15 1334 Edgar L. Oagbas Supplies 123.20 1335 Myrnon Swendser " 14.00 1336 'V'ielchel Studio 8.50 1337 J.W.7 & Sons Inc., - 2.35 1336 ;Idaho Power Co., Power 2.65 1339 First Servile Station Supplies 2.00 1340 Clerk's � R vole. Fund " 1.50 1341 Becker Edw. 1,01 1342 ,Troy Laundry & Cleaning " .99 1343 CGolds-^ith Shop .90 1344 �Bmooks Service Station .70 1345 _Troy Laundry .57 1346 Miller Rdw,Co., .50 1347 .Ellison 71ec " .20 1354 Paddock w "cCoy Cemetery Building 1390.50 1355 ,;y4cideel Lbr.Go., " 186.71 135G :Myron Swendenson Supplies 39.50 1357 Ho-e Lbr. 8. Coal Co., ° 3 ,Cgb T.!TAL C727TERY SITTY.ING FUND GRAND TOTAL OF EXPE :=TUR °S FOR SEPTIYt2R, 1841, $15,254.92 Thereupon Councilman Councilman Newman, introduced "pill No. 10, Proposed Ordi- nance No. 583, entitled; Lill No. 10, Ordinance No, 582. By Newman. AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TYE INSTALLATIOM, 7- 1 ,17ITE"ANCE, CJNSTFPC'PIOT., REPAIR, ALTER- ATION AND RE OF SIGNS 1a11T-IN TIR CITY OF CAID ^TELL; PROHIBITING TIE CONSTRUCTION, AL- T7RATIO ^I, OPERATIOTT A,,TD REPAIR of ELECTIRC SINS IN RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, UN- LESS CONSEN,FD TO ti ADJACENT PROPERTY O'YNEFS: RZQUTRINEI APTLICnTION FOR PERT, TS TO BE MADE TO THE EUIIJlr ?G INSPECTOR FOR THE INSTALLATION, COAdSTRIICTIOTI, ?. VT•'TETiANCE AND RE- IrOVAL OF CERTAIN SIGITS; REGULATING THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH PERI.TITS A;'D F?ES TO BE CHARGED THEREFORE: PROVIDING CERTAIN DUTIE° OF T' ?L?' EUILLING LNSPECTOR OF SAID CITY PER - TAINING T'IiTHFTO; PROVIDING PEY"ALTIES FOR TIE VIOLATION OF THIS DRDINANCE; IAND - REPEALING ALI ORDINANOE'S AND PATTS OF ORDENANC S IN CONFLICT FFEUM'ITU. whi h was reed for the first time and the Council proceeded to t?,e consideration of said Bill and Ordinance. �71 I 71 I k k I� TOTAL GJLF YUDID 41%90 NORTH P SJ-, i FUND 1346 R. . Hammond Services 88.20 1349 W. L. Landreth " 33.30 3150 Osc Sullivan '.' 22.95 3151 C.F. Overlin " 3.60 TOTAL NORTH PARK FUND 14"�� - SPRAYING FUND 1352 Caldwell Sheet -Metal Supplies 25 TOTAL SPRAYINC FUND 25 STREET LIGFT11IG FUND 1353 .Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 776.46 TOTAL S T= LIGHTING' I -UND 776.46 C2VETERY S::'EI4T.G FUND 1354 Paddock w "cCoy Cemetery Building 1390.50 1355 ,;y4cideel Lbr.Go., " 186.71 135G :Myron Swendenson Supplies 39.50 1357 Ho-e Lbr. 8. Coal Co., ° 3 ,Cgb T.!TAL C727TERY SITTY.ING FUND GRAND TOTAL OF EXPE :=TUR °S FOR SEPTIYt2R, 1841, $15,254.92 Thereupon Councilman Councilman Newman, introduced "pill No. 10, Proposed Ordi- nance No. 583, entitled; Lill No. 10, Ordinance No, 582. By Newman. AN ORDINANCE REGULATING TYE INSTALLATIOM, 7- 1 ,17ITE"ANCE, CJNSTFPC'PIOT., REPAIR, ALTER- ATION AND RE OF SIGNS 1a11T-IN TIR CITY OF CAID ^TELL; PROHIBITING TIE CONSTRUCTION, AL- T7RATIO ^I, OPERATIOTT A,,TD REPAIR of ELECTIRC SINS IN RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, UN- LESS CONSEN,FD TO ti ADJACENT PROPERTY O'YNEFS: RZQUTRINEI APTLICnTION FOR PERT, TS TO BE MADE TO THE EUIIJlr ?G INSPECTOR FOR THE INSTALLATION, COAdSTRIICTIOTI, ?. VT•'TETiANCE AND RE- IrOVAL OF CERTAIN SIGITS; REGULATING THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH PERI.TITS A;'D F?ES TO BE CHARGED THEREFORE: PROVIDING CERTAIN DUTIE° OF T' ?L?' EUILLING LNSPECTOR OF SAID CITY PER - TAINING T'IiTHFTO; PROVIDING PEY"ALTIES FOR TIE VIOLATION OF THIS DRDINANCE; IAND - REPEALING ALI ORDINANOE'S AND PATTS OF ORDENANC S IN CONFLICT FFEUM'ITU. whi h was reed for the first time and the Council proceeded to t?,e consideration of said Bill and Ordinance. �71 I 71 I k k I� There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Dakan seconded by 1 Y..cDsnnel that council adjourn, Ci. L L I pity Clerk Mayor. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER, 27th., 1941, 8 :00 P. M. The Council met on Call of the Mayor, with the Mayor, H. E. McCluskey. presiding On Roll Call the Following Councilmen answered present: Wilbur Dakan, F. E. Newman, Floyd Blyent, E,E,Frasher and C. 0, McDennel, Absent: Thurlow Bryant. The Mayor informed the Council the meeting was called to meet with Messers Horse - fall and Edwards, W, P. A. -representatives from Boise, A six year plan for W.P. A. Projects was throughly discussed and the Mayor infora ed these gentlemen that this matter would again be taken up in the near future by the Council. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by seoonded by Frahser that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBFRS, NOVENBPR, Z5, 1941, 8:00 P.M, The Regular Monthly Meating of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City' Hall, with tha-M H. E. McCluskey, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Wilbur Dakan, F,E. New - man, Floyd Blunt. Absent: Thurlow Bryant, E.E.Frasher and C. 0. McDannel. The Minutes of October 6th., were read and approved as read. Messers Caldwell, Elrod slid Harris,representing the Worker's Allianew,were present and requested Signal Light at 4th., Street and the Railway Crossing. The Mayor informed these gentlemen that this matter would be taken up with the Union Pacific Railway. It was voted upon motion by Newman, seconded by Dakan that the Mayor be author - lzed directed to certify td a copy of an'- estimeted'csluetion all City property to the Idaho Surveying & Rating Bureau, Boise, Idaho, as planned and fixed by M.A.R Agency and Mitchell - Greves Agency of Caldwell and submitted to the Council this date,tofgling_the; btim of $76,31o.0o, and that a copy of this appraisal be filed by the City Clerk. The Mayor appointed Dr. F. M, Cole on the Zoning Board, Moved by Blunt, seconded by Newman that this appointment be confirmed. Motion cartied. Moved by Blunt, seconded by Newman that the City donate $50.00, towards the a Lighting. Motion carried. , There Igeing no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Dakan