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Home My WebLink About1935-10-07city council minutesg COUNCIL CHEERS, OCTOBER 7, 1935. 8:00 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Emery I.. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford,,W.S.Boynton and W.R. Hollingsworth. Absent: G. M. Fenrieh and G.W. Montgomery. The Minutes for September 3rd., and 16th., were read and approved as read. G. M. Fenrieh entered and was marked present: Mr. T. N. Nichols appeared before the Council and stated that he would like to sell the City Lots 15 and 16 Block 136 Strahorn Addition.,Shuee's Re- Subdivision No, 27. J. N. Rhodes appeared and asked permission to build a house on Block 61, Lots 17 -18 and 19, Original. This matter was referred to the the Building Inspector. C.E. McDannels appeared and applied for a building pe to build a house on Block 13, Lots 1 -2 -and 3, Goldsn Gate. Moved by Oakes, seconded by Boynton that this permit be granted. Motion carried Mr. Martin Olsen appeared and asked permission to bring his cow into the city. The matter was taken under advisement. Mr. W.S. Maxey, Sanitary Inspector, report =d to the Council that there were some diseased cows within the City limits, he also stated that he had taken this up with the State Inpsector and that the State would allow $25.00 for each cow. Applications for Pool Hall Licensee were read from Franklin & Huston,.P. A. , Martin, I. H. Waters, S. F. Bow and Pastime Lunch, the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Oakes, seconded by Hollingsworth that these applications be allowed. Motion carried. $even Affidavits of Publication were read by the City Clerk. The Bills for September were read and on motion made by Boynton, seconded by Mumford, that these bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all.of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name 1133 E. L. Vassar 1134. Edgar L. Oakes 1135 F.D. Mum ford 1136 41. S. Boynton 1137 G.W. Montgomery 1136 W. R. Hollingsworth 1139 G. M. Fenrieh U40 O. .E. Fritts 1141 H.E:. Parmenter 1142 Ada I. Hartenbower 1143 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., 1144 H. E. Parmenter 1145 Caxton Printers 1146 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 1147 Idaho Power Co., 1148 Caldwell Produce Co., 1.149 Butler Hardware Co., 1150 Home Lumber Co., 1151 Doyle Fender 1152 L.O. Krgll 1153 Coy Collins 1154 Pete Clasen 1155 Wilbur S4uee 1156 Ed 93,,,,,,itb 1157 Ordel Royce 1158 S. P. Glenn L159 Emry Royce L160 Mark Maxwell L161 Coby Smith L162 W. J. Baremore L163 Leo Webster .164 Marry Spencer .165 Omar Majors 266 Howard- Cooper Corp., .167 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., GENERAL FUND Whet for Salary n n n n to It of Rental & Toll to Supplies to It to n n Salary fl n n Services n to to to n n n n It Supplies Rent & Toll Amount 8.00 5.50 5,50 5.50 5,50 5.50 5.50 50.00 50.00 70.00 9.58 90.00 83.00 27.00 38.10 234.60 5.25 3.30 140.00 121.50 112.50 112.50 15.75 12.00 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 9.50 7.00 5.40 5.40 2.00 15.75 12.68 I II j j, i i ?I ICI Noa. Nrma What for Amount - , 1168 Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Co., Supplies 7.44 1169 Northern Pump Co., " 4.63 1170 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 3.89 1171 1172 Garber Groc Void " 2.55 a 1173 Botkin- Gordon Drug Co., 1.25 1174 Greenlund Drug Co., " .69 1175 Bee Gee Stationary Store " 4 20 1176 0. G. Boyd Salary 126.00 1177 H. E. Felton " 100.00 1178 Mark sawyer " 100.00 1179 Ernest Mason Services 88.00 1180 $arry Spencer " 20.30 1181 Barry Spencer, assigned Peoples Grocertia " 15.60 1182 Tim Mills " 9.80 3.163 Leo Webster " 8.00 1184 DA1 Soper " 8.00 1185 J,. Corbitt Thompson 8.00 1186 C Biggerstaff,assigned City Trees. " X60 1187 Coy Collins " 4.00 1188 Hugh Marshall 1.60 1189 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 22.58 1190 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. Shop Supplies 14.35 1191 F,G. HOffman Bond 10.00 1192 Cheesbrough Lunch Supplies .8.60 j 1193 Evans Repair Shop " 3.20 1194 Lodge Motor Co., " 2.26 1195 Graves Lunch " 2.20 1196 Antis Sheet Metal Co., " 2.15 1197 Butler Edw. Co., " 2.12 1198 19ster & Leo Service Sta. " 1.98 1199 F,W.Woolworth " ,40 1200 W,S. Maxey Salary & Supplies 62,25 1201 Bgtkin- Gordon Drug Supplies 16.90 1202 E.C. Hicook Salary 15.00 1203 Archie Biladeau Services 69.15 1204 Cleve Grooms Salary 75.00 1205 First Natl. Bank of Idaho Rent 40.00 1206 Mrs. Vinnie Dunn 4 Sat. Nights 2,00 1207 Caldwell News - Tribune Printing 79,30 1208 H.E. McCluskey Gasoline 490.63, 1209 F, H. MCConnel Salary 37,50 1210 04xton Printers Supplies 20,00 p 1211 Earnest Earl Salary 110.00 !. 1212 Tiffany Grease Works Supplies 112.20 1213 Ngrdling Parts " 49.21 1214 Solt Lake Haw. Co., " 45.00 1215 I.E. McCluskey " 33.00 1216 Turner Sales Eo., 32.60 217 Milliner Transfer " 18.•00 218 Idaho Power " 10.00 219 Linde Air Products Go., " 8,99 220 Purkhiser Electric Co. " 1.50 221 Ideh oEleo. Supply Co., " .60 222 d. H. Lowell Rent 40.00 223 A],turas Hotel Rods 1,25 1224 Fred Mitchell Insurance 81.55 TOTAL G$NERAL FUND 5,368.63 ROAD FUND 1225 226 S. P. Glenn Geraldo Smith Salary " 110.00 95.15 227 N..W. Jones ., 90•600 228 Bay Jewett It 88.80 229 Crude Worsham sotvices 83.20 230 Earl Bartlett " 83.a 231 Wm, Gainey Salary 75.00 232 He=y Vanwae Services 67.60 233 Wilbur Shuee 1. 61.20 234 Lee Bartlett " 50.00 235 Tot¢ Alexander " 38,40 236 Fred H. McGonnel Salary 37.50 237. Ed Stauber,assigned City Clerk Services 32,00 238 Dayle Kingsbury " 32.00 $3.9- Ed Stauber " 19.20 240 A. L. Biladeau " 10.00 241 Harry Spencer " 5,20 ' 242 Quinn- Robbins Go., Gravel 5,811.21 243 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., Supplies 265.70 F11 2" Bunting Tractor Co., 127.19 245 Oregon -Trail Tire & Bat. Shop " 29.52 246 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 25.15 247 Home Lbr. Co., " 21.67 248 Butler Hdw. Go., " 8.90 249 Wbelebel Studio " 8.00 250 Caaton Printers ^ 7.90 251 Evans Repair Shop " 6400 252 Fletcher 011 Co., " 5.85 253 John Hollrich " 5.00 254 Befinett Machine Works " 2.50 255 Turner Sales Co., " 1.92 Nos. Ness Whet for Amount. 1256 - -Bee Gee Stationary Stbre supplies 1.30 1257 S., H. Grimmett " .75 1258 Becker Hdw, Oo., .70 TOTAL ROAD FUND 7,307.61 WATER FUND 1259 Dick Beatty Salary •110.00 1260 Cy, Crandall " 100 1261 0., E. Fritts " 100.00 1262 Jim Watkins " 76.80 1263 J.�B. Gibson " 46.80 1264 F.A. McConnel " 37.50 1265 Elmer Myers Services 36.e0 1266 Harry Spencer " 32.80 1267 Luella Hartenbower " 291.60 1268 Gust Visher,assigned GemState Academy " 26.80 1269 W11but Shuee " 24.00 1270 Roscoe Colvard " 20.80 1271 L..D. Webster " 16.00 1272 Owen Lovejoy " 16.00 1273 W.A. Buckmaster 15.20 12744 S..O. Wilson " 14.80 1275 Ed.Hewett " 11.20 1276 Ernie Mason " 11.20 1277 Jim Merrill " 11.20 1278 Ray-Jewett " 7,80 1279 H.,Spencer,assigned Falk's Store " 6.40 1280 Ed.Houser " 4.80 1281 Henry Hartley " •4.00 1282 Dare. G.E. Rayne .3.EO 1283 C. L. Stewart " 3.20 1284 Sop King " •3,20 1285 John Stang, assigned City Clerk " 3.20 1286 John Newman " 3.20 1287 Sam Livesay 3.20 1288 B..L. Wilson " 3,20 1289 4eTn Howard " 3.20 1290 DeVey Annon " 2.40 1291 Ed,Houser * 1.50 1292 Idaho Poorer Power 348.45 1293 Crane Co., Supplies 180.23 1294 Idaho Hdw. Co., " 226.75 tl 1295 Hersey Mfg. Co., " 78.25 1296 Neptune Meter Co., " 85.75 1297 Cagton Printers " 56000 1298 Gem State Academy " 25.60 1299 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 21. Se 1300 Nelson Pipe Co., supplies 20,90 1301 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 19.77 1302 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 18.45 1303 Edggar-L. Oakes " 18.00 1304 G.F.Salle " •17.•82 1305 Baxter Foundry " 14.08 1306 Butler Hdw. Co., " 11.55 1307 Caldwell Plg,& Htg. Co., " 10.03 1308 McNeel Lbr. Co., " 9.68 1309 Home Lbr. Co., " 8.36 1310 M.oLain Hdw. Co., " 8,21 1311 Purkhiser Elea. Shop " 8.00 1312 Becker Hdw. Co., „ 7.68 r 313 Milliner Transfer Co., 6.67 1314 CleTk's Cash Revolving Fund " 4.68 315 W.T.Bunt " .1,00 316 Oresnlund Drug store " 2.65 1317 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 2.81 1318 Westcott Oil Co., " 2.25 319 Bee_ Gee Stationary " 1.35 320 Fisst Service Station " 1.00 1321 August Ulman " 1,00 13220aldwell Produce Co., " 460 1323 Hay -Boone Co., " .45 TOTAL WATER FUND # 1,382.09 LIBRARY FUND 1324 Mrs, Ida Ruby Salary 100.00 i 1325 Wm March " 40.00 326 Flavilla Blondell " 25.00 1327 Caldwell Produce Co., Supplies 159.44 388 Idaho Power Co., Power 11.60 1329 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 6.00 1330 Gaylord Bros supplies 5.85 1331 CaxtonPrinters " 1332 Butler Hdw. Cc., " 3.30 1333 A.C. McClurg Co., Books 1.50 79.07 1334 The H. R. Hutting Co., '. 45.05 1335 The'Clwas Room Teacher " 40.20 1336 The News Co., " 30.52 1337 Zf 10r Literary Guide " 18.50 I I Nos.' Name What for Amount 1338 Smithsonian Inst., Books 14.00 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 580.03 I � CEMETERY FUND 1339 J. W. Ross Salary 85.00 1340 Geo Hammam 100.00 1341 Ewalt Henkel,assignad M.Alexander Services 60.80 1342 Howard Asheraft " 60.80 1343 Carl Hanson " 60.80 1344 Robert Landauer It 19.20 1345 Wilson Mere., go., supplies 25.90 1346 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Rent & Toll 3.06 1347 Milliner Transfer Co., Supplies .50 i TOTAL CEMETERY FUND 416.06 i PARK FUND 1348 - T. D.Finn Salary 100.00 1 1349 Wk Shuse services 80.00 1350 Ray Jewett " 36.72 1351 Sam Livesay " 36.40 1352 Ira Vassar " 30.15 1353 J.B. Gibson 21.60 �. 1354 Henry Hartley i 1355 Sam Livesay,assigned Floyd Southward " 6.40 1356 Ben Wheeler " 3 1357 Ed Houser " 1.60 1358 Edgar L. Oakes Supplies 20.00 1359 Bennett Machine Works Supplies 13.60 1350 Butler Hdw. Co.; " 13.55 1361 Hay -Boone 4o. " 8 1362 Oregon Trail 'lire & Bet. Shop " 6.10 1363 Wilson Mere. %;o., " 2.80 1364 W.T.Bunt " 2.00 1365 Schramm- Johnson " 1.00 TOTAL PARK FUND $ 394.00 IRRIGATION FUND 1366 C. L. Bourland Salary 110.00 1367 B.F.Lancester " 114.50 1368 T.R. Cochrane " and telephone 97.00 1369 L. M. Elmore Services 75.20 1370 Noles Nadeau It 40.00 1371 F. H. McConnal Salary 37.50 1372 Ross Newman Services 27.20 1373 Ben Wheeler IF 25.60 1374 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., Supplies 346.75 1375 McNeal Lbr. Co., " 12461 1376 Idaho Power Co., Power 88.25 1377 •Irrigator's Lbr. Cp„ Supplies 2.28 1378 Brooks Motor Co., " 1.20 1379 Evans Repair Shop " 1.00 1380 Backer Hdw. Oo, " .55 1381 Hollingsworth Imp. go., " .45 1382 Butler Hdw. Go. " •30 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 1,088.30 SPRINKLING FUND 1383 Del Soper Salary 100.00 1384 John Hollrieh Supplies 3.00 1385 Oregon Trail Tire & Bat. Shop " 2.70 1386 Turner Sales Co., " 1.92 1387 Artia Sheet Metal Worka It .20 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 107.82 m STREET LIGHTING FUND I 1388 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 719.45 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 719.45 AIRPORT FUND ' 1389 McLain Hardware Co., Supplies 218.79' TOTAL. AIRPORT FUND 218.79 i �D 3 Nos. Name What for Amount SOUTH PARK FUND 1390 John Beall Salary 1391 Joe Rains " 1392 W. H. Glenn " 1393 R. Colvard Services 1394 Wayne Feltwell " 1395 Omar Major " 1396 Art Spevy " 1397 Bob Vance " 1398 Sam Livesay " 1399 Ed Campbell " 1400 Ira Vassar " 1401.1 Matt King " 1402 Jim Tidwell " 1403 Thomas Evans " 1444 W. Milligan " 1405 Gordon Deal " 1406 Hugh Marshall " 1407 Ike Judd " 1408 Jim Lafferty " 1409 Crookham Co., supplies 1410 Idaho Hardware Co., " 1411 Feenaughty " 1412 Home Lbr. Co., " 1413 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 1414 'Gem State Academy " 1415 Edgar L. Oakes 1416 Caldwell Pig. & Htg.Co., " 1417 C. W. Davidson,assigned M.Alexander " 1418 C.E. Kipp " 84.40 90.00 90.00 71.80 63.60 22.40 22.00 22.00 16.00 15.60 15.30 15.20 10.80 10.00 6.40 6.00 5.00 5,20 3.20 284.50 67,07 28.14 20.03 11.83 10.50 5.60 2.14 2.00 1.20 TOTAL SOUTH PARK FUND 0 1,098:91 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR SEPTMIBER 1935 $ 17,204.39 A Resolution was read by the City Clerk asking for the cancellation of taxes on Lots 21- ?.2 -23 and 24, Block 8 Dorman's Addition. This Resolution was taken under advisement.untll the next regular meeting. N. Naylor appeared before the Council and asked permission to build a house on The matter was laid on the table for future consideration. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion by Boynton, seconded by Oakes declared adjourned. Motion carried. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER 14, 1935. 8:00 P. M. The City Council met on call of the Mayor, with the Mayor,Xmery L. Vassar, pre- siding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford, W.S.Bgynton, G. M. Fenrich and G. W. Montgomery. Absent: W. R.'Hollingsworth. . The Mayor stated tho'c the object of the meeting was to conaider bids for the purchase of a pump by the Dater Department. The following bide were filed with the City Clerk and opened in the Council meeting pursuant to a call for bids for a turbine type pump to deliver 450 gallons per minute. . W.G.Oowden filed bid for the following: Fairbanks- Morse. Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co., filed bids for the following: Byron Jackson Pamona Peerless. Intermountain Equipment Co., filed bid for the following: Byron Jackson Moved by Montgomery, seconded by Fenrieh that the matter be referred to the Chairman of the Water Department, F. D. Mumford and the City Engineer, Fred H. McConnel with power to anct and to accept and reject such bids as to them seems proper. [A us-Io 9 QS COUNCIL CMIMBERS, NOVEMBER 4, 1935. 8:00 P. M. w I The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the following Councilmen present: ydger L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford,':?. S. Boynton, G. W, Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich and w. R, Hollingsworth, Absent: Mayor E. L. Vassar. Due to the absence of the Mayor, Councilmen Edgar L. Oakes,'as President of the Council,presided. The Minutes of October 7th., and 14th., were read and approved as read. Mr. And Mrs. Carlson appeared before the Council regarding the cancel- lation of taxes on Lots 21 -22 -23 and 24 Block 8, Dorman's Addition. The Mayor appointed a Committee composed of Councilmen Mumford and the City Clerl to investigate the amount of taxes to be cancelled and to report at the nest regular meet- ing of the Council. The City Clerk read an affidavit of publication. An application for Card Room License was read from F. M. Wilson, the fee so companying the application. Moved by Montgomery, seconded by Hollingsworth that this application. be grantedL ios carried. The Bills for October were read and on motion made by Mumford, seconded by Fen - h that these bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. ViENERAL FUND Nos. 'Name What for ' Amount. 1419 On Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the Motion . Oakes, Salary 8.00 richi,�Boynton, Mumford and Montgomery. Nays: None. Absent and not voting: Hollingswort : " hereupon the Mayor dieclared said motion carried. 1421 F. D. Mumford Chief of Police, 0. G.Boyd, informed the Mayor std Council that Wm Bales waa viol t- 1422 ing the Sanitary Ordinance and asked permission to close the building at 619 Main. " 5.50 The Mayor appointed the Chief of Police and the City Attorney to look into this G.W. Montgomery natter. 1424 G. M. FenfiCh' There being no further business to come before the Council, it was, on motion 5;50. 1425 my seoonded and carried, declared adjourned. " 3.00 Me yor 0. E. Fritts City Clerk 1427 COUNCIL CMIMBERS, NOVEMBER 4, 1935. 8:00 P. M. w I The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the following Councilmen present: ydger L. Oakes, F. D. Mumford,':?. S. Boynton, G. W, Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich and w. R, Hollingsworth, Absent: Mayor E. L. Vassar. Due to the absence of the Mayor, Councilmen Edgar L. Oakes,'as President of the Council,presided. The Minutes of October 7th., and 14th., were read and approved as read. Mr. And Mrs. Carlson appeared before the Council regarding the cancel- lation of taxes on Lots 21 -22 -23 and 24 Block 8, Dorman's Addition. The Mayor appointed a Committee composed of Councilmen Mumford and the City Clerl to investigate the amount of taxes to be cancelled and to report at the nest regular meet- ing of the Council. The City Clerk read an affidavit of publication. An application for Card Room License was read from F. M. Wilson, the fee so companying the application. Moved by Montgomery, seconded by Hollingsworth that this application. be grantedL ios carried. The Bills for October were read and on motion made by Mumford, seconded by Fen - h that these bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. ViENERAL FUND Nos. 'Name What for ' Amount. 1419 E. L. Vassar Salary 8.00 1420 Edgar L. Oakes " 5.50 1421 F. D. Mumford " 5.50 1422 W. S. Bounton " 5.50 1423 G.W. Montgomery 3.00 1424 G. M. FenfiCh' " 5;50. 1425 W. R. Hollingsworth " 3.00 ;426 0. E. Fritts 50,00 1427 H. E. Parmenter " 50.00 1428 Ada I. Hartenbower " 70.00 1429 Mt. States Tel. & Tel.Co., Rent2& Toll 4.75 1430 H. E. Parmenter Salary 90.00 1431 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 36.73 1432 Idaho Power Co., Power 46.65 1433 Purkheiser Else. Shop Supplies 54.60 1434 Butler Hdw. Co., " 2.40 1435 Doyle Fender Salary 121.E 1 1436 Lionell Krell 1437 Coy Collins " 112:50