HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-10-06city council minutest Section 3. The prope -ty tc be so conveyed and exchanged, as set forth herein, is described
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A tract of land situated in the Southwest buarter of Section 21, Township 4 North, Range
3 West of the Boise Meridian in Canyon County, Idaho, more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Northeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of Section 21, Township 4 'I
North, Range 3 West of the Boise Meridian; running thence South a distance of 1172.3
feet along the East boundary of aforesaid °outhwest Quarter; thence running West and parallel
to the South boundary of the right -of -way of the Wilder Branch of the Oregon Shortline Rail -
road a distance of 660 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING; thence West amd parallel to the
South boundary of aforesaid right -of -way a distance of 310 feet; thence South and parallel
to the East line of aforesaid Southwest Quarter a distance of 410 feet; thence Fast and
j parallel to the South boundary of aforesaid Railroad right -of -way a distance of 310 feet
11 thence North and parallel to the East boundary of aforesaid Southwest Quarter a distance of Ij
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1 410 et to the point of beginning.
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Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Blomquist, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge III
and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None.
Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
Councilman Eldredge recommended the C. A. A. be notified of this exchange.
Moved by Luby, seconded by Finley the City Attorney prepare an option showing the right of Chas Il i
ichols to lease cemetery land from year to year, this to meet with Federal Administration regulations. it
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. II
�. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Eldredge, seconded by
Shorb that Council adjourn. Motion carried,
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City Clerk.
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COUNCIL CHSBERS
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OCTOBER 6th, 1958
8:00 P.M.
The Re >ular Monthly Meeting of the City Council at in the Council Room of the City Hall,
with the
Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding.
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Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, Fran Blomquisty
Max Luby, ,I
Emile Shorb, L. P. Eldredge and Leland Finley.
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Applications for Card Licenses were read from R. W. Jasper, Waldorf Cigar Store and V. F.
W. Club, '.
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the fee accompanying each application.
Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Luby these Licenses oe granted.
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried.
Application for Pool License was read from Waldorf Cigar Store, the fee accompanying the
application.
Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Luby this License be granted.
Upon Roll Call it a,neared the motion was unanimously carried.
Police and Fire reports for September were read.
The following letter was read and ordered spread on the Minutes:
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TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAL1,W,LL CP_LLWELL, IDAHO
GENTLEVEN:
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On or before the 4th day of September, 1958, 1 was driving my automobile
Westerly on Linden Street in the City of Caldwell , at about 4:00 o'clock A. M.,
and collided a th a pile of oil and gravel which was piled in the center of the
road at the intersection of Linden and M:mtana venue.
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This pile of gravel end oil was unmarked, with no flares or lights on it.
As a result of the collisio I received damages to my automobile, a 1958
'Iymouth, in the sum of TWEHTY- THREE § 50/100 ($23.50) LOLLARS, for which sum
I now make claim of the City of Caldwell.
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Dated this 15th day of September, 1958.
/s/ Don L. Owen
It was unanimously agreed the claim be denied and referred to the Lewellen Insurance Agency.
The following letters were read and ordered spread on the Minutes.
October 6, 1958
Mayor
City Council
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Caldwell, Idaho
Gentlemen:
The Caldwell Night Rodeo board wishes to submit to you a plan for the improvement
of the present Caldwell Night Rodeo site:
1. Construction of an eight foot solid board fence replacing the present
board fence. This to include the resurfacing of the back of the grandstand.
Painting of both the fence and the grandstand.
2. The provision for adequate dust control facilities.
3. Spraying to control flies and other insects year round.
With the complete rerencing and painting program the present rodeo structure will
become an attractive asset rather than tho present unsightly one. The nrovl ^5 in
of a.?ecuete dust control will bring about m & less opportunity for criticism of
j the rodeo at its present site. The provisions for adequate fly control will
eliminate complaints regarding health c ^nditions both at the adjoining nark and
and the rodeo grounds.
i The caldwell Night Rodeo board sincerely feel that with the above improvements
and the many reasons already stated, that the Caldwell Night Rodeo should continue
j operations at its present site.
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It is the hope of the Caldwell Night Rodeo board that this nlan will meet with your
approval, and that the Caldwell Night Rodeo can continue maY.ing many friends for
i t the business and provessional people of our town.
Respectfully,
/s/ Ed Simmerman, President
Caldi;yell Night Rodeo Board
Ed Simmerman, Piayor
City of Caldwell
City Hall
Caldwell, Idaho
September 29, 1958
Dear Sir:
The regular monthly meeting of the Caldwell Planning Commission was held in
the Council Chambers of the City Hall on September 29, 1956-
A motion was ia,sad that due to a pots =.ntial financial hardship on the Caldwell
Rodeo Board, the Planning Commission wishes to modify its recommendations of July
25, 1958 for removal of the Ro. ^eo from its oresent location. The Planning Commission
recommencs the immediate removal of the present objectionable conditions such as
sanitary hazards, dust production and unsightly annearance and further recommends
that acceptable structural changes be made on the present arena within the next year.
Continued occgpancy of the present area should be c-ntingent u•on the presentation
by the Caldwell Night Rodeo Board of an acceptable plan of improvement to the Cald-
well City Council.
Respectfully,
/s/ Harvey 0. Hoff, Chairman
Caldwell Planning Commission
The Mayor informed the Council these letters would be discussed at the Council Meeting to be held
October 15, 1958.
The disposal of leaves was discussed.
It was the consensus of opinion the fire chief should issue permits for burning leaves, also that
ijburning of leaves should be confined to private property.
The Mayor informed the Council this was the time not by notice for hearing protests to the exchange
of certain tracts of land with the Chamber of Commerce.
These were no protests filed.
Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Eldredge who moved the adoption
:'thereof, which motion was seconded by Councilmab Blomeuist.
RRSOLUTION
By Councilman Eldredge
r BE IT RESOLVO, The Mayor and City Clerk be authorized on behalf of the City of Caldwell to execute
a deed to the Chamber of Commerce for Tract No. 1, situated in the Southwest Quarter of Section 21, Township
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L North, Range 3 West of the Boise Meridian in Canyon County, Idaho.
Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Blomquist, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge
and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting. None.
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Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
The Mayor announced October 15, 1958,8:00 o'clock P. M., City Hall to hear Committee report on
violations of the Zoning Ordinances of the City.
The Mayor announced the appointment of E. Arlen Mendenhall as a member of the Mayor's Committee
on Emoloyment of the Phys'_cally Handicapped and Older Workers I II
hoved by Blomquist, seconded by Luby this appointment be confirmed.
Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. II
An Agreement between the Oregon ShortLine Railroad and the City of Caldwell was presented for
renewal. -
Thereapon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman Blomquist, who moved the adoption
thereof., which motion was duly seconded by Councilman Shorb.
Rl'S ^IhTICN
By Councilman Blomquist
BE IT RESOLVED, The Mayor and City Clerk be authorized on behalf of the City of Caldwell to
enter into an agreement with the Oregon Shortline Railroad to maintain and operate a water oipe line cross—
ing under the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce Spur. li
Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Blomquist, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge
and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None.
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Thereapon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the R adopted.
Recommendations to combine the Recreation Board and Swimming Board were made by Councilmen Luby
add Finley.
Moved by Luby, seconded by Finley the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary ,I
papers to put t?is into effect.
Upon Roll Call it aooeared the motion was unanimously carried.
The following letter from Robt Jackson was read and ordered spread on toe Minutes:
September 15, 1958
L Miller
Western Bldg
Caldwell, Idaho
Dear Dean:
Relative to your request concerning the stated balance of Taxes Receivable
of the Armory Fund, I have found that the balance was understated by $1
When the adjustment was made at the end of your past fiscal year to adjust
the balance of your taxes receivable to the amount per the operation tax ro}ls
and the allocation made to the various funds, the corresponding error was made
between the Road & Sprinkling Fund and the Armory Fund. This error accured
due to the fact that there was no beginning balance of taxes receivable in the
Armory Fund, and the Road & Sprinkling Fund Levy had bbwn changed when the one
mill levy was allocated to the Armory.
The adjustment required to correct the records, will be to chaXge or debit
Armory Fund $p1505.52 and credit or reduce Road & Sprinkling Fund by the like
amount.
I. appreciate you bringing this matter to our attention and I am sorry the error
occure d.
- Ve truly yours
Isf J. Robert J
_ Jackson & Company
_ Certified Public Accountants
Robert Jackson was present and discussed the above matter with the Mayor and Council.
� The City Attorney was instructed by the Council to meet with Mr. Jackson regarding this matter
and report back to Council.
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The Bills for September were read and on motion by Vassar, seconded by Luby these bills be
allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance
Committee. Motion carried.
GENERAL FUND -- SALARIES
NO.
NAME
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
1201
Ed Simmerman
Salary
93.44
' 1202
1203
- Emery L. Vassar
Leland D. Finley
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33 ,44
1204
Max C. Luby
"
40.0
40.00
1 1205
F. L. Blomquist
"
33,44
1206
L. P. Eldredge
"
16.94
•+ 1207
Dille Shorb
"
33.44
1208
Dean E. Miller
IN
94,24
1209
Bertha E, Thueson
1.
9,29
" 1210
Ada Hartenbower
IN
283.68
1211
Alta E. Williams
246.$3
1212
Dorothy Martin
It
47.80
1213
Keith Judd
"
245.99
is 1214
Elwood Siegmarnn
"
339.29
1215
George R. Sweet,Jr.
"
3.29
1216
1217
Charles W. Astleford
{bfilliam M. Carlson
"
"
258.00
1218
Louis Cornelison
°
261x.11
256.94
1219
Nicholas Noy
"
97.75
` 1220
Gail Boid Uehlin
°
249.29
1221
Marena Pauline Roberts
"
179.28
179.28
1222
Shirley Ann West
NN
1223
Sandra Jo Johnson
"
154
154 .00
1224
Melvin R. Pierson
"
.99
1225
1226
Carrol Robert Green
n
237.82
1227
Alford Dick Wing
Harry R. Minto
n
"
251.58
1228
Roscoe Allen Smith
n
247.14
251.58
1229
Kenneth Albert James
n
251.58
1230
Charles V. Johnson
"
204
1231
Walter Lawrence Riddle,
Jr. "
2 .58
1232
Department of Public Health "
.
125.00
1233
1234
Jack Melvin Winslow
n
259.82
1235
Floyd J. Syaiya,jda
Melvin G. Lewis
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n
248.82
1 , 1236
Donald W. Baird
"
98.54
` 1237
Glenda Claudine Wampler
it
291.94 75.29
1238
Charles John Hall
n
263
263.94
- 1239
1240
Robert M. Halvorson
"
.05
1241
Robert Lee White
H. B. Mumford
a
190.
28
1242
1243
Bank of Idaho
IN
a
1,980.50
1244
State Tax Collector
Canyon County
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"
198.05
1245
Idaho Municipal League
"
801.32
876.40
1246
Idaho Department Store Co.(Iarry
Atwell Charles Johnson, Melvin Lewis,
Garry Bettis,U; Sanchez,Charles
F. Miller,
Mack Redford,Keith Judd)
492.76
11,689.68
FIRE FUND - SALARIES #801
2414
W. A. Paddock
r,2hl5
Forrest B. Milender
380.34
;2416
Dale R. Hanks
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321.99
7.2417
John Warren
271.58
2418
Harold E. Perfect
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266.04
2419
Charles W. Phillips
u
255.04
;2420
Darwin Sparks
266.04
2421
Richard D. Cashman
e
277.04
12422
Donald E. Machos
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255.04
;2423
John D. Homey
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2 2.14+
2424
Leslie L. Ford
278.58
,2425
William F. Southard
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277.04-
2426
Wesley B. Turner
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"
266.04
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Donald Edward Campbell
IN
251 .58
;2428
Dien Waner
238.23
.2429
R' C. Stevens
2 34.77
2430
Leonard Charlton
21 .44
, �2431
Gordon
n
i
2)L32
Jack Gooch
n
28.00
2 433
Mathew Maxwell
It
21.44
24 34
Ross McReeth
IN
21.1y4
216
Fred Henderson Alley
It
n
28.00
"2436
Karel W. Siewert
IN
21.44
:2437
State Treasurer
"
28.0
Total Fire Fund Salaries
378.80
71661,49
PARK FUND _ SALARIES #901
2438
George Hammer
-
2439
Harry S. Flagg
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78.20
2440
William Lester Korns
IN
„
2 47.59
2441
LeRoy P. Ohrt
IN
171.78
2442
George D. Kirk
244.37
2443
Volin Ayers Boll4m
IN
It
38.40
2444
Raymond C. Scott
219.31
2 445
Charles E. Anderson
IN
n
197.31
2 19.31
Total Park Fund Salaries
1,416.27
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sans. CNG POOL
- 5ALARIFS # 921
NAME
Purpos
Amount
2446
Max Orra,j Sanchez
"
41.61
J 24
Donald Lester Neil
°
8.60
2448
Loren R. Young
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8.60
Total Swimming Pool Fund
Salaries
58.81
CEMETERY FUND
- SALARIES # 1101
2449
George Hammar
258.06
2450
Lilburn L. Cooper
269.62
2451
Robert E. Douglas
it
183.03
2452
John Denton
°
205.03
2453
Benny'Syle::F6rtik
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208.31
2454
Gerald Hawkins
°
197.31
Total Cemetery Salaries
- r17'f --'-
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LIBRARY FUND
Nancy
- SALARIES #1201
°
Jarvis;
264.56
2456
Edith E. Skinner
"
186.17
2457
Martha Wilcox
to
264.56
2458
Roy L. Enix
it
97.75
2459
Vets. Claretta Enix
"
65.56
2460
Beth Baker
"
8.80
2461
Donnice Thrush
"
5.86
_ 2462
Ardent Dretke
"
11.73
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Total Library Fund Salaries
�9 1.99
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STREET FUND
- SALARIES # 1301
2463
S. P. Glenn
It
325.26
2464
James S. Wvmore
"
252.05
2465
Donald M. Shaw
It
276.91
2466
Richard S. Vather
It
241.05
2467
Tilford W. Farley
"
209.88
2468
Edward R. McKinsey
'
209.88
2469
Samuel L. Erskine
°
220,88
2470
Emerson Goodrow
"
209.88
2471
Claude L. Lappin
"
194.72
2472
Paul Stanke
"
205.44
2473
Albert B. Exley
°
209.88
2474
Donald Grant Green -
It
189.11
2475
M. S. Correll
1'
200.11
Total Street Fund Salaries
2,945.05
IRRIGATION FUND - SALARIES # 1501
1 2476
12477
Charlie L. Bourland
Guy Healy
358.26
Oscar Baumann
"
236.61
241.05
1 1 2478
2479
John H. Brown
"
263.05
2480
Ernest G. Eiseabrandt
228.04
2481
Elmer R. Thornberg
"
201.75
LeRoy C. Dibben
"
219.31
1 2482
2483
Charlie Lowe
"
80,43
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Irrig. Fund Salaries
, 2 . 0
S ANITATION FUND - SALARIES# #1601
2484
George R. Sweet, Jr.
"
280.00
2485
F. Marie Rife
"
108.00
Sanitation Fund Salaries
3800
L. I. D., #45 SALARIES #4501
2486
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!2487
Glenda Wampler
Charlie Lowe
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3.8
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LID 45 Salaries
207.
WATER - GENERAL OFFICE SALARIES #641
2488
John Leslie Englehart
"
368.86
2489
Wilma B. Keech
"
197.31
2490
Elouise May Young
'
171.05
2491
Juanita P. Broomhall
°
192.58
2492
F. Marie Rife
°
27,18
General Office Salaries
9�.9$
WATER FUND - SALARIES On
2493
Cyrus D. Crandall
11
48.88
8494
Roy 0. Davis
"
244.85
R495
Samuel Hartkopf
"
244.85
496
Roy A. Melton
236.61
2497
D. Richard Claussen
"
259.82
498
H. 'N. Philips
"
276.91
499
Jack Boyd Johansen
^
347.26
500
Steve Fish
"
208.31
501
Earney B. Snaddy
"
197.31
502
Arthur Thornberg
11
183.13
Water Fund Salaries Continued
Water Fund Salaries Continued
No;
Name
-
Purpose
Amount
My EEllia Strosnider
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x.13
Water Salaries
2, 1.0
TREATMENT PLANT - SALARIES #621
ji 2504
Anton Walter Neameiater
"
368.86
2505
Darrell Wendell Johnson
"
190.28
2506
aohn M. Daniel
"
71.94
2507
Olin Myers
"
225.87
Treatment P Salaries
- FI6 - .93
2508
Bank of Idaho
F. Withholding
502.90
2509
State Tax Collector
S. Withholding
50.29
2510
Canyon County
Social Security
222.77
2511
Idaho Municipal League
Insurance
100.28
Total Including Tr. Plant Salaries
1,733.19
TOTAL SALARIES FOR SEPTEMBER
S 30,542.93
GENER,.L xUND SUPPLIES
Wt. Mo.
Vo. No.
Name
Purpose
Amount
1105
968
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
Supplies
67.00
1106
969`
Caldwdl Plumbing & Htg
"
1.08
1107
970
The Caxton Printers, Ltd
"
187.50
1106
971
bobbs- Merrill Go
8.50
1109
972
The Caxton Printers, Ltd
"
65.10
1110
973
Clerks Ccsh 1,�volving Fund
"
16.99
1111
974
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
2.75
1112
975
Imperial �arbcn Company
"
8.29
1113
976
Moore Stationery
.33
1114
977
Mt. States Tel and Tel
"
21.45
1115
978
Burroughs Corp
"
3.97
1116
979
The Carton Printers, Ltd.
119.22
1117
980
Mt States Tel and Tel
"
21.45
1118
981
Monroe Calculating Machine
" Capital
257.50
1119
982
Becker Hardware Company
"
36.44
1120
983
Burns Chevrolet Cc
"
66.33
1121
984
Caldwell Drug Center
"
9.12
1122
985
Caldwell Paint and Glass
"
12.67
1123
986
Clerk's Cash
IF
10.03
1124
987
Curt and Hal
to
27.70
1125
988
The Easterline -Angus Co
"
43.50
1126
989
Federal Laboratories
"
154.02
-
1127
990
Garber Motor
"
11.40
1128
991
Heating ''quipMont
"
9.50
1129
992
Hodge Shell Service
"
30.00
1130
993
Hoff Bldg Supply
IF
32.64
1131
994
H Fla ctric
"
5.30
1132
995
Idaho Communications
"
11.82
1133
996
Idaho Department Store
"
148.50
1134
997
Lodge Motor Company
"
88.65
1135
998
McCluskey Signal Oil
"
5.36
1136
999
Model Mary t
"
13.35
1137
1000
Mt States Tel and Tel
"
165.40
1138
1001
bob Nicholas Service
"
102.31
1139
IMO2
Norman's Jewelry
"
24.00
1140
1003
Northwestern Gun °ervice
15.00
1141
1004
Pantcrium Cleaners
"
3.00
1142
1005
Settlers Auto' zlectric
"
5.58
1143
1006
Service Parts Co
"
7.69
1144
1007
Superior Auto Glass
"
3.99
1145
1008
Terry's
"
2.00
1146
1009
The Texas Go
"
27.89
1147
1010
Troy Laundry & Dry Gleaning
"
8.00
1148
1011
Western Business Supply
"
6.90
1149
1012
Whelchel- Milliner Studio
"
61.50
1150
1013
Caldwell Memorial Hospital
"
25.00
1151
1014
Oaks H. Hoover, M D
"
35.00
1152
1015
Pollards Drive Inn
"
4.50
1153
1016
Post's Drive Inn
"
118.85
1154
1017
The Dual Parking Meter Co
"
46.15
1155
1018
Finch Signs
"
L0.00
1156
1019
0 G Allison
"
1.00
1157
1020
Clerks Cash Revolving Fund
"
3.50
1158
1021
Garber Motor Go
4.70
1159
1022
IdahoBlueprint and Supply
"
17.00
1160
1023
Lodge Motor Co
"
43.38
1161
1024
Moore Stationery
^
6.84
1162
1025
Motor Inn Service
^
69.39
1163-
1026
National Assoc of Mfg
a
2.00
1164
1027
News Tribune
IF
8.00
1165
1028
Public Administratim
"
25.34
1166
1029
Jason Smith Motor
"
3.75
1167
1030
Service Parts Co
"
3.66
1168
- 1031
Caldwell Electric Co
4.04
1169
1032
The Caxton Printers, Ltd
"
6.60
1170
1033
duality Food Market
"
3.14
1171
1034
SmperiorAuto Glass
"
48.30
1172
1035
Troy Laundry and Dry Cl
It
4.40
1173
1036
Conley Chemical and Supply
"
232.11
1174
1037
R and V 011 Company
"
1,047.31
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Total General Fund Supplies 31734.68
Total Park Supplies 310.72
WATER FUND - SUPPLIES #602
Wt. No
Vo No.
Name Purpose
Amount
2339
1038
B & M equipment Supplies
47.25
2340
1039
Caldwell Auto Supply
40,02
2341
1040
Caldwell Hardware Cc "
14.75
2342
1041
Clerks Cash hev "
1,75
2343
1042
The Goldak Go "
5.00
2344
1043
Idaho Power C "
433.49
23L5
1044
Idaho Tire Service "
4.50
2346
1045
Lodge Motor Co "
97,22
2347
loL6
Model Market "
2.33
2348
1047
Mt States Tel and Tel "
60.95
2349
1048
Hall's Mobile Service "
11.80
2350
1049
R and V Oil �o "
146.21
2351
1050
Sinclair heftning Go "
133.74
2352
1051
Vanways, Inc "
3
2353
1052
Water Works Equipment "
234,37
2354
1053
Westcott Oil Corp "
16.55
SuppliesWater Fund Total
1,253.83
WATER. FUND- Supplies Capital Outlay
#603
2355
1054
Armco Drai:age and Metal "
150.45
2356
1055
Neptune Meter Company "
176.80
2357
1056
Pacific States Cast Iron "
Total Supplies
3 779.93
Water Cap
4
TREATMENT PLANT - SUPPLIES #622
2358
1057
Becker Hardware
4.98
2359
1058
Caldwell Hardna -e "
2.16
2360
1059
Caldwell Plumbing & Htg "
10.67
2361
1060
Idaho Blueprint & :°upply
.T5
2362
3061
Idaho Power Cc "
589.89
2363
1862
Irrigators Lumber "
1.98
2364
1063
Model Market "
3.10
2365
1064
Mt States Tel and Tel "
18.60
2366
1065
Nampa Transfer and Storage
18.0
2367
jo66
A W Neumeister
89.30
2368
1067
Jason S M "
8.75
Treatment Plant Total
748.18
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WATER GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES #642
2369
1068
Burroughs Corp "
88.07
2370
1069
Idaho Typewriter Exchange "
3.70
2371
1070
Jim Lyke, P "
100.00
2372
1071
Pitney - Bowes, Inc "
1.50
Total General Office Supplies
197
WATER -CEN. OFF. CAPITAL OUTLAY #643
2373
1072
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
215.00
AIRPORT - SUPPLIES #702
2374
1073
Idaho Power Company "
23.83
2375
1074
Fred Marsh "
200.00
Total Airport Supplies
223.83
FIRE FUND- SUPPLIES #802
2376
1075
Caldwell Auto Supply "
2,02
2377
1076
Caldwell Leather & Canvas "
3.54
2378
1077
Clerks Cash "
3.5o
2379
1078
L N Curtis and Son "
720.74
2380
1079
Dairymen's Coop "
1.00
2381
1080
Idaho Department Store "
200.00
2382
1081
Leo J Mason Motor "
5.50
2383
1082
Mt States Tel and Tel "
136.35
2384
1083
News Tribune "
7.5o
2385
1884
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning "
19.38
Total Fire Fund Supplies
1,099.53
PARK FUND- SUPPLIES #902
2386
lve5
Caldwell Electric Cc
34.80
i 2387
1086
Caldwell Paint and Glass "
6.33
2388
1087
Caldwell Sanitary Service "
9.00
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2389
1088
California Spray add Chem "
52.41
2390
1089
Idaho Power "
72.10
2391
1090
Intermountain Gas
2.00
2392
1091
King Brown Garden "
40.50
2393
1092
Sattler Auto Electric "
21
j
2394
1093
Simplot Soilburilders of Cald
29.69
2395
1094
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Simpson Blacksmith Shop
7.65
Q
2396
1095
U Oil Co of Calif
27.35
Total Park Supplies 310.72
2447
1146
D N Nordling Parts "
PARK nM- SUPPLIES CAPITAL OUTLAY #903
2448
1147
Wt. 390
40. No.
Name Purpose
Amount
1118
i�
2397
1096
Idaho Powar Supplies
91.20
Richfield 011 Corp "
134.79
2451
SP7i0RSING POOL - SUPPLIES #922
Sattler A Electric "
65.60
I�
2398
1097
B Hardware "
"
•3
2.5o
2453
2399
1096
Caldwell Leather and Canvas
2454
1153
2400
1099
Idaho Power "
31.90
1154
Union 011 Cc of C "
2401
1100
Troy Laundry & Dry C1
1155
United Radiator Shop "
21.50
2457
Total Swm Pool
46.70
15.31
f,
2458
1157
CEMETERY FUND- SUPPLIES #110
48.51
i
2402
1101
B and M Equipment "
"
3.07
112.55
2460
1159
2403
1102
Idaho Power
Total Road
2404
1103
Ivan W Lee and Sons "
113.37
ROAD FUND- SUPPLIES CAPITAL OUTLAY #1303
2405
1104
Lodge Motor Cc "
29.10
42.90
2406
1105
Mt States Tel and Tel "
5.90
2463
2407
1106
Service Parts "
5.22
246h
1163
2408
1107
Simpson Blacksmith Shop "
28.16
2409
11D8
Toft Machine Shop
•75
Total Cemetery
298.12
LIBRARY FUND- SUPPLIES #1202
2410
1109
American Library AesDcia "
12.00
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2411
1110
Book of the Month Club "
10.58
2412
3111
Caldwell Plmb and Htg "
2.50
2413
1112
The Caxton Printers "
8.89
2414
3.113
Doubleday and Cc "
21.6o
2415
3.114
Funk and Wagnalls Go "
15.00
2416
1115
Gaylord Bros "
1.26
2417
1116
J K Gil1Co "
158.90
2418
1117
Idaho Power Cc "
38.22
2419
1118
Nancy Jarvis °
20.10
2420
1119
The Macmillan Co "
7.58
2421
3120
Mt States Tel and Tel "
20.05
2422
1121
RCA Victor Society "
10.76
2423
1122
Lee Search "
20.00
I
2424
1123
The H W Wilson "
88.00
Total Library
435.44
ROAD FUTH}- SUPPLIES #1302
2425
1124
Allied Steel Cc "
123.78
i
2426
1125
The American Lubricants "
48.71
2427
1126
Armco Drainage "
44.85
2428
3127
B and M Equipment "
2.80
I
2429
1128
Bennett Machine and welding "
25.82
2430
1129
Blackline Asphalt "
153.52
2431
1130
Caldwell Auto Supply "
163.22
l
2432
1131
Caldwell Electric Co "
6.03
2433
1132
Caldwell Hardware "
32.57
2434
1133
Clerks Cash Rev "
5.65
2435
1134
Coop Oil Assn
53.75
2436
1135
Curt and Hal "
22.94
2437
1136
Engineering Sales "
250.83
2438
1137
R B R Firestone " _
223.32
2439
1138
Garber Motor Cc
.44
2440
1139
Hardy Bros "
432.61
2441
1140
Hoff Bldg S "
5.94
2442
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Idaho'Power Cc
102.34
2443
1142
Intermountain Equipment "
236.87
2444
1143
Irrigators Lumber "
10.70
2445
1144
Jack and Jerry "
nl.24
2446
1145
Murray's Used Parts "
22.00
2447
1146
D N Nordling Parts "
1.92
2448
1147
Parma Water Lifter "
11.02
2449
1118
Phillips Petroleum ^
4,704.43
2450
1149
Richfield 011 Corp "
134.79
2451
1150
Sattler A Electric "
65.60
2452
1151
The Sawtooth Co "
7.43
2453
1152
Servioe Parts "
15.43
2454
1153
Southern Idaho Equipment "
43.77
2455
1154
Union 011 Cc of C "
67.74
2456
1155
United Radiator Shop "
21.50
2457
1156
Ralph Van Kleek "
15.31
2458
1157
Vanways, Inc "
48.51
2459
1158
Wesco Steel Cc ^
910.60
2460
1159
Western Bearings, Inc "
6.93
,
Total Road
8,164.91
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ROAD FUND- SUPPLIES CAPITAL OUTLAY #1303
2461
1160
Cal 1 ctric U. "
42.90
2462
1361
Leland D Finley "
42.50
2463
1162
Idaho Department Store
140.00
246h
1163
Intermountain Equipment Cc
3,75L.70_
Total Road Cap 3,980.10
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STREET LIGHTING FUND- SUPPLIES #1402
Wt no Va. No. Name Pur ose Amount
2465
1164
Idaho Power Company Supplies
1,761.96
IRRIGATION FUND - SUPPLIES #1502
2466
1165
Armco Drainage and Metal "
54.75
2467
1166
Becker Hardware "
7.75
2468
1167
Ralph W Benson "
39.98
2469
1168
C L Bourland "
6.33
2470
1169
John U.. Brown "
6.33
2471
1170
Cald „ ell Leather and Canvas ”
6.5o
2472
1171
Clerks Cash Rev °
3.5o
2473
1172
Oscar Haumann "
6.33
2474
1173
Guy Healy "
6.33
2475
1174
Hoff Building Supply "
22.36
2476
1175
Home Lumber and Coal "
14.49
2477
1176
Idaho Power "
1.00
2478
1177
Irrigators Lumber "
11.20
2479
1178
Sears Roebuck and Co "
2.98
2480
1179
Si-.pson Blacksmith "
18.70
2481
1180
Alta E Vdilliams "
2.50
Total Irrigation
211.03
SANITATION - SUPPLIES # 1602
2482
1181
Burroughs Corporation "
20.00
2483
1182
Nampa Sanitary Service °
480.25
Total Sanitation
500.25
SANITATION CONTRACT #1605
2484
1183
Caldwell Sanitary a ervice a
3,870.06
WATER METER DEP. REFUND #662
2485
1184
Clerks Cash i ''ev. "
47.65
CEMETERY $INKING FUND #2002 SUPPLIES
2486
1185
Thompson's "
600.00
L. I. D. #45 Fund- SUPPLIES #4502
2487
1186
Armco Drainage and Metal Prod n
205.88
TOTAL SUPPLI :OR 5EPTk1;BER $32,099.52 ill
TOTAL SUPPLIES AND SALARIES FOB SEPT. 6 2,642.45
and City Engineer
The Street ConmLittee /presented the Assessment Roll of Local Improvement Distrit No 45, to the
Mayor and Council. II
Thereupon the following Resolution was presented by Councilman i''inley, who moved the adoption
thereof, rtii.ch motion was seconded by CQ=cJ Iman Shorb,
RESOLUTION.
By Councilman Finley. i l l
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IKPROVO4MT DISTRICT NO. 45 FOR THE CITY OF
CALDWELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO; AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE iOTICE OF THE TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING AND
CONSIDERING OBJECTIONS TO THE SAID ASSES- 914E1T ROLL; FIXING THE TIME FOR HEARING AND CJNSIDERING SAID OB-
JECTIO.IS AND PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF NOTICE.
LiHEREAS, The assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 45 for the City of Caldwell,
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Canyon County, Idaho, has been completed in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Idaho;
in such cases made and provided, and the ordinances of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, said 11
assessment roll having been prepared and made out by the Committee on Streets, together with the City
Engineer, containing the number of assessments, the name of the owner if known, and if not;known, that the it
name is unknown, ad=_scription of each tract assess ed and the total amount of the assessments, and said li
assessment roll having been so prepared was certified to the Council of the City of Caldwell by the Com- "
mittee on Streets and the City Engineer. �II
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FESJLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell,.Idaho:
Section 1. That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. h5 far the City of Caldwelll
Canyon County, Idaho, be and the same is, hereby accepted and placed on file in the office of the City Clerk'
of the City of Cal dwell, Canyon County, Idaho. That the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
give due and legal notice, in compliance with the provisions of law, to the owner or owners of property
which is assessed in said assessment roll, whether named or not named, by publication in three successive
issues in the News - Tribune, a daily newspaper printed and published in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, and
I� the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. Said notice shall state that the said property l
owners may file, within ten days from the first publication of said notice of time to file objections to
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said assessment roll, objections to said assessment roll and that objections will be considered by the
ail Mayor and Council on the .27th day of October 1958, at 5:00 o'clock P. M.
Section 2, That said notice shall be in substantially the following form, to -wit:
NOTICE IS HIPEBY GIVEN That the assessment roll of Local Improvement District No. 45 for the
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City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, is now on file in my office in the City Hall of the City of Cald-
well, Canyon County, Idaho, and that the same was filed at 5.00 o'clock P. M. on the 6th day of October,
1958, and that the City gouncil will meet on the 27th day of October, 1958, at 5:00 o'clock P. M., at the
City Council Chambers in the City Hall in said City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, to hear and crnsider
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objections to said assessment roll by the psrty or parties aggrieved by such assessment,- The owner or
owners of any property which is assessed in s assessment roll whether named or not in such assessment
roll may, within ten days from the first publication of this notice, file his objectins in writing to said
assessment roll to which objection is made as well as the specific ground for such objection. The assess -
h'. ment roll will be open for inspection at the office of the uity Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Canyom '
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ICI County, Idaho, on each and every day except Sundays and holidays between the hours of 9:00 o'clock A. M.
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and 5 :00 o'clock P. M.
Upon Roll Csll those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Blomquist, Luby, Shorb, Eldredge
Il and Finley. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None.
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Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
This being the time set for receiving bids on an anpraisal of City property.
Two bids were received and opened.from tke United States Appraisal Co, and General Appraisal
Co.
These were inferred to the ''ity Attorney and City Engin6i for study andreport back to Council.
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Councilman Finley requested a check be made with Fire Underwriters to ascertain if an appraisal
would be accepted made by a company without an Idaho license.
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I,I This being the time set for receiving bids for codifying ordinances of the City of Caldwell.
it There were no bids received.
jl The Mayor recommended the City enter into a contract with Sterling Codifers of Weiser.
I' Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Shorb the City Attorney proceed with the necessary arrangements
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I II and draw a contract.
Councilman Eldredge: Contractor should consult with Engineer, Building Inspector and other keynote
!� employees of the 'ity.
There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by c ouncilman Blomquist,
seconded by Councilman Finley that c ouncil adjourn. Motion carried.
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ii City Clerk.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS."
OCTOBER 15, 1958
� 8:00 P. M.
The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of notice in the following form:
CALL AND A0KN9 OF NOTICE
lde, the undersigned Mayor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho do each
;thereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of the said City Council to be held at the Council Chambers