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Home My WebLink About1946-10-07city council minutes1117 C7UNCIL CHAMBERS, OCTOBER 7, 1946, 8200 P. ;.. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with the Mayor G. L. Crookhan, Jr, presiding. On Roll Call the following Co ncilmen answered present: J. R. Sloop, Pate Olesen, L. Z. Burrell, 0. L. Thornock and R. H. McNeill. Absents Leo J. Mason. The Minutes of September Std, were read and approved as read. The Bills for September vi-ire read and on motion by Sloop, seconded by Burrell that these Bills be allpwed and 'Y.arrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Noe. Name. What for. Amount. GENERAL FUND 053 G. L, Croukhm , Jr., Sal 054 L. E. Burrell �� 055 Leo J. Mason " 25.00 056 J. R. Sloop " 25.00 057 Pete Olesen " 25.00 056 0. L. Thornock " 25.00 059 R. H. McNeill It 25.00 060 Ada "artenbower " 169.30 061 Edith H. Church 144. 062 Luella nartenbower Services 69.10 063 First "ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 55.90 064 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 10.40 065 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 3.50 D66 Idaho Municipal League Dues 90.00 )67 Shorb Printing Uo., Supplies 6.70 )68 Summers Stationery " ,05 )69 The Caxton Printer$ " 10.42 )70 H. ". Parmenter Salary 181.30 )71 First ational Bank- "aldwell Tax 18.70 )72 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental 9 0 373 Shorb Printing Co., Supplies 41.D0 )74 Falk's Mercantile Co. " 6,46 )75 Idaho Power Co., Power 41.40 )76 Miller Hdw. Co., supplies .65 )77 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., " 4.00 )78 Lionel C. Krall Salary 206.10 )79 Coy Collins " 181.50 )80 Waldo iaddock l 181.70 )81 Eugene Inge " 165.30 )82 Eugene Rorahaugh " 165.30 )83 George Charlton " 169.00 )84 Dorwin Sparks " 165.50 )85 George Knight " 171.50 186 Dale Hanks " 186.20 087 Forrest Millender " 186.20 )88 v7. E. stone services 3.50 )89 Ordel Royce " 12.50 )90 R. C.Stevens " 12.50 )91 John Demond " 12.50 )92 J. L. Charlton " 11.50 )93 Bryan narding " 11.50 )94 W. s. Johnston " 10.50 )95 Matthew Yaxwell ° 9.00 196 Marshall Crenshaw It 9.00 )97 Lee Hoffman " 9.00 )98 First "ational Bank- Ual.Loell Tax 98.40 )99 State Treasurer 2% Firemen's Salary 38.3) .00 State Treasurer City's payment firemen's fund 38.30 .01 Filmack Corporation Supplies 5.15 .02 Everson & Ross Co., " 3.56 .03 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund u.50 _04 Motor Inn service 3.10 05 Nelson Equipment Lo., 6.93 .06 Troy Laundry " 17.89 .07 Percy Post " 4.00 .08 Mountain State, Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 13.00 .09 Canyon Motors Inc Supplies 8.05 .10 Becker Hds. Co., .80 11 Hoff Bldg Supply " 2.37 12 Ernest Mason Salary 210.80 .13 Clifford Raymond 184.90 .14 Jack Thomas " 193.50 .15 Emmett Giddings " 144.50 .16 Dave Davison " 169.00 .17 Clarence Imberg " 161.10 .18 Vd111iam Carlson ° 201.40 .19 Eugene hagler ° 164.70 .20 Delores Paddock " 56.20 .21 Elwood Siegmann ' 175.00 .22 Gerald Overlin ° 175.00 23 Y. {V.Arnold " 75.00 15 -6 r Nos. Name. What for. Amount. 1124 A. L. Gray Services 48.00 1125 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 96.40 1126 Garber Motor Co., Supplies 178.40 1127 Caldwell News - Tribune m 77,10 1128 Gilbert M. Rose It 23.50 1129 Harold H. Collins 1 22.00 1130 Art Burnside & Co., It 74.40 1131 Hollrich Harness Shop " 12.00 1132 Summers Stationery ++ 1.85 1133 The Western Union Tel Co., n 5 � 1134 The Caxton Printers " 12.00 1135 Dr. C. ". Whittenberger Blood Test 5,00 1136 H. J. MciJeel Inc Supplies 3,L0 .1137 Becker Hdw. is 2.35 1136 Barbee as n .50 1139 Miller Hd c o P aint . •75 1140 Greenlund Drug Store a 1.o ,1141 Mt. States Tel Tel & Rental & Toll 2,60 li 6 1142 Mt. States Tel & Tel 1143 Rental & Toll & Loop 12 :4" Mt. States Tel & Tel 1144 Rental & Toll & Loop 16.65 Charles Rpbertson 1144 -A C. J. Hammond Salary 98.40 1145 First National Bank - Caldwell " Tax 85.00 1.60 i 1146 John C. Williams 1147 Salary 50.00 L. M. Porter 1148 C. S. Claussen 0 �+ 235.00 1149 Dick Cl asen 193.50 1150 First ational BanF.- Caldwell TaX 127.00 68.50 1151 Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co., 1152 Supplies 51.00 Hoff Building Supply 1153 Eugene Dietagen Co., a 7.50 1154 Caldwell Mfg Co., n 17 1155 $ury mers Stationery 12.50 1156 Robt I. Trosell 1157 "ational oaldwell Salary & Supplies 2.00 9 00 90. Idaho First Bank- Rent 1158 Caldwell Nero�is- iribane print printing 0 . 00 1159 Coop 011 Assn 1160 Westcott oil Co., Gasoline 1. 31.1$ 669.46 1161 Knotty Pine Cafe Meals 10.50 1162 A. I. Wers 1163 The Dille Agency Insurance 15.75 148.94 !l i 1164 5. P. Glenn l Salary 70 13ary 1165 Ray Woolery 227..60 1166 J. S.wymore 215.30 1167 Robert Woolery 215.86 1168 Emmett Garland „ 209.58 1169 Chas Rogers 12g.90 1170 Ray Jewett „ , 134.111 1171 Paul Stanke 120.30 1172 Alvin Carney 97.10 1173 Tom Alexander 3 57.30 1174 Ed Tollmen „ 40.90 11 75 R. J. Swanson „ 74.22 11 Herb Mason „ 60.00 1177 Wm Cordell 60.00 1176 Wm Witaig „ „ 66.00 1179 Vance Beck 36.00 1180 John Schroeder „ 23.04 1181 Alvin Carney assig C. C. Anderson Co., 1182 „ „ 66.00 Dale Hanks 1183 k'irst +national Bank- ualdwell n 6.o0 48.00 1184 Richfield Oil Corp Tax 137.60 1 1185 Ray Jewett Supplies 8149 1186 Idaho Refining Co., „ 126.00 1186 Westcott oil Co., 2,668.43 1197 C. E. Tronson „ 66. 1188 Glenn E. Green ,+ 37.65 1189 Intermountain Equipment �o., „ „ 20 .55 1190 Western Auto supply 11.36 1191 Garber Motor CO., e 2.57 1192 J. pJ; ^eeks & $on 1.32 1193 Home Lbr & Coal Co., 1.27 1194 peoples Grocateria 1,533.07 1195 Richfield Oil Corporation m 1.74 1196 H. E. rarmenter „ 37.46 1197 Harry's Repair Shop „ 1.50 1198 Idaho Power Co., 2.33 1199 Fletcher oil „ 2.10 3.200 Utah Idaho Concrete Pipe CO., „ 97.02 1201 Leo J. Mason Buick 256.30 1262 Dept of Public Works 171.55 1203 B & IT Trucking Co., 27.87 1204 Caldwell Auto supply 1 ,178 .05 1205 Canyon Motors Inc „ 3.20 � 12D6 Baxter Foundry & Machine GOrks „ 9 .10 6 1207 Utah Idaho Concrete pipe Co., „ 171.05 1208 06lumbia Equipment Co., „ 419.10 1209 D. N. Nordling Parts Co., 11 596.91 1210 Payne Auto Co., „ 111.7; 1211 t!illiner Trans & Stg Co., if 27.45 1212 Burns Chev Co., „ 8.30 1213 Miller Hdw Co., „ 30.75 i 1214 H. J. McNeal Inc 10.54 .20 / S/ TOTAL GENERAL FUND CEMETERY FUND 1237 Geo Hemmer What for. Logan Seale Nos.. Name. -' - - - 1240 1215 1216 S. E. Lamkin John Salary 1241A Ada r artenb�wer 1217 Gibson L. I. Peasmon 3eSalary Dale Smith 1218 James Merrell N N B & 17 Tricking Co., 1219 Ed Glenn 1247 Qlerk +a Cash Revolving Fund 1220 Bill Ford „ „ ;rrigator's Lbr Co., 1221 Harry Flagg „ Bennett Machine & Welling ti+orks 1222 Gail Allen assig Golden Rule Store n j1223 Ben Cline „ 1224 First 1- ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 1 1225 Fritts Service & Groc Supplies 1226 1227 Gordon F. Field TMestcott Oil Co., „ 1228 Home Lbr & Coal Co., „ 1229 J. y1.7feeks & Sons u 1230 Idaho Power Co., 1231 Miller Ndw Co., „ - 1232 Motor Inn Service 11233 Irrigator's Lbr Co., 1234 Becker Hdw Co., u .1235 Collins Richfield Service ,1236 Caldwell Drug Center n TOTAL GENERAL FUND CEMETERY FUND 1237 Geo Hemmer 1238 Logan Seale 1239 Omar Raymond 1240 W. L. RW mond 1241 C.V. vertree 1241A Ada r artenb�wer 1242 Elwood Seigmann 1248 Dale Smith 22L4 First National Bank - Caldwell 1246 B & 17 Tricking Co., 1244 Idaho Power Co., 1247 Qlerk +a Cash Revolving Fund 1248 Shorb printing Go., 1249 ;rrigator's Lbr Co., 1250 Idaho Hdw & Plg Co., 1251 Bennett Machine & Welling ti+orks 1252 H. J. McNeal Lbr Co., 1258 Miller Hdw Co., 1254 ]10 States Tel & Tel Salary u u Services e Salary Serv4 It Tax Supplies Power Supplies u u N 1. IN „ Rental & Toll TOTAL CEMETERY FUND AIRPORT FUND ,1255 Utah -Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., 1256 Gem state Academy !1 57 P °c'.". ?r.ic§inv, Co., Supplies n u TOTAL AIRPORT FUND STREET LIGHTING FUND 1258 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND '1259 C. L. Bourland 1260 Guy Healy 1261 Henry Mende 1 1262 W. J. 4- awrence 1263 Herb Mason 1 1264 Wa Witsig 1265 Oscar Nauman 1266 Tom Alexander 1267 R. J. Swanson ,1268 Noel Nadeau 1 1269 First "ational Banc- Caldwell j1270 H. J. McNeal Inc 11271 Becker Ndw. ,1272 Hoff Lbr Co., 1273 Garber Motor Co., 1274 Leo J. Mason Buick Co., (1275 Firestone Store 1276 Service Parts Co., ,1277 Brooks Service '1278 May Wyatt ,1279 J-daho Power Co., Salary It „ It e. n n Services It It Tax Supplies „ , n u n u , „ Power Amount, 4 165.60 161.10 132. ID 136.90 I' 134.90 140.20 li 150.00 25.00 41.75 89.00 .53 10.60 9.80 4.86 4.74 35.53 5.54 1 94 1.50 5.75 5.88 5 18,636.20 193.50 148.80 148.10 140.20 90.00 25.00 16.00 6.00 . 44.40 8.75 1 .85 56.87 61.36 20.80 j 1.25 17.10 ' 23.79 h. 4.00 11 19007.54 2,271.50 59.50 750.00 6 3,081.00 I 669.75 669.75 211.78 209.60 180.54 140.20 80.20 74.10 198.54 96.00 90.00 11.25 89.60 8.15 2.45 89.01 1.25 7.12 9 .69 2.15 43.59 55.71 What for. Amount. Nos Name. 1280• Miller Hdw Co., Supplies 6.20 9.25 !1281- H. °, Parmenter „ 20 1.25 1282 Irrigators. Lbr Co., „ 1283 Halvorson & Martin to 1.75 1284 Armco Drainage & Metal Products 6 1,640.13 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND WATER FUND i� 1285. 0. D. Crandall Salary a 189.90 153.20 1286- Roy Melton " 134.90 11287- Roy Davis " 153.20 1288. Claude Worsham " 11 2.80 1289 Franc: Kessler " 13 1290 Pauline Nichalson " 1u1 1 10 1291 Earl Gulley . '.1292 Mrs. Delouse Paddock �� 156.010 .1293 Exert Rhodes a 11[8.00 1294 L. C. Barton 1295 First 11 ati,nal Bank - Caldwell Tax 96.30 1296 Miller Hdw Co., Supplies 33.65 1297 Eugene Inge Services 48.OG 1298 Coy Collins 11 48.00 1299 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental & loll 28.30 1300 H. J. McNeal Inc Supplies 189.23 ;1301 Fritts Service Station " 5.75 1302 Neumann Brothers, Inc " 7.20 1303 Caldwell Drug Center •15 1304 C. h. Higer " 95.25 1305 Leo J. Mason " 31.93 1 1306 Moore Stationery " 4.40 `1307 Collins Richfield Service " 3.65 1308 Crane Co., " 60.42 1309 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., " 15.80 11310. Milliner Truck Lines " 5.94 1311 Idaho Power Co., Power 479.12 1312 Consolidated Supply Co., Supplies 31.20 1313. westcott 'il Co., " 9.63 1314 Idaho Tupewriter " 7.05 1315 Puts Radio Sh op ti 5.00 1316 J. 17. weeks & Son ° 3,.30 1317 Hollrich Harness Shop " 2.85 1318 Addressograph Sales Agency ° 1.87 j 1319 Vassar Produce " .90 1320 Union Pacific Railroad Co., till First "&ti -na1 Hank " 224.80 �I 1321 Waterworks Equipment Co., " 56.64 1322 Baxter Foundry S Machine " 49.75 1323 Fred E. Ruse " 38.16 1324 Hoff Bldg Supply a 16.23 1325 Nordstrom Valve Co., " 9.96 1326 Pacific States C.I. Pipe Co., " 201.71 TOTAL WATER FUND 8 3,229.86 TRFE SPRAYING FIND }1327 H. E. Parmenter Supplies 37.50 'TOTAL TREE SPRAYING FUND 37.50 SPRINKLING FUND 1328 Wilbur W kert Salary ary 261.20 1329 Will Gainey it 135.90 1330 First "atiunal Bank - Caldwell Talc 28.70 445.80 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND I LIBR.,RY FUND 1331 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 153.20 1332 Flavilla C. Blondel " 113 1333 D. L, Bagley " 90.00 1334 Marjorie miller Grular 36.00 1335 First "ati -)nal Bank- Caldwell Tax 35.40 '1336 A. C. HcLurg & Cc/, Books 94.48 1337 Idaho Power Co., Power 26.96 1336 Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental 4.00 1339 Purkhiser Elec Supplies 8.31 1340 Purkhiser Elec 3,67 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 665.42 WATER DEPRICIATION FUND 1341 Pacific States C. I. P. Co., pipe 2724.74 /J3 Nos. Name. What for. 1342 Waterworks Equipment Co., Supplies 1343 Baxter Foundry & Machine Storks 1344 Crane Co., " 1345 Consolidated Supply Co., " TOTAL WATER DEPRECIATIOX FUND PA"ING METER FUND 1346 Magee -Hale Meter Co., P meters TOTAL PARitING kFTER FUND Amount. 320.80 143.40 73.29 30.48 3, 1,417.85 1,417.85 j' GRAND TOTAL:OF EXPENDITURES FOR SEPTEMBER 1946, $ 34,023.76 A petition was presented to the Mayor and "ouncil by Fred Glenn for the construction of a Sales Yard at Boise Avenue and +'Agin Street. Moved by Sloop, seconded by Burrell that this petition be granted subject to Title Two, Chapter Seven of the Caldwell Code of 1942 and all other controlling statutes and Ordinances. Motion carried. d Applications for Card License were read from Wilson Beer & Lunch, Milliner Inn, Sport Shop, I L ".aldorf Cigar Store and Rummy .House, the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Burrell, seconded by Thornock that these Licenses be granted. Moti.,n carried. i� Application for Pool License was read b7= Wuldorf Cigar Store,wes�ead -4om- Waldorf Cigar�Sbore, the fee accompanying the application. o ried be ranted. oti near Thornock that this License M oved b Burr ell seconded b Th g M Y , Y ' Councilman Olesen, Chairman of the Ytater Department presented a list of uncollectable water accounts and requested they be charged off the Water Ledger. Moved by Thornock, seconded by Burrell that the following amounts be charged off the Water Ledger.' i it Bateman, Harold 508 Elgin $ 2.00 Hokdm, Oliver Box 990 .75 Huffmag, D. M. 309 Denver .50 it Bartrop, D. M 108 Elgin 2.00 RohflinU, Hattie 1618 Cleve .75 Reynolds, H. L. 807 Belmont 1.00 Brock, Mrs. C. H. 1323 Main .50 Petty, Mrs. R. C. 1222 Blaine 1.65 Gepford, John 501 Elgin 3.00 Rite, l "lilbur 2204 College Ave., •75 j Null, J. C. 708 Elgin .75 j irancis, Walter 513 Elgin 2.00 Barton, J. W. 322 Everett .50 Total # 16.15 Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen voted in favor of the motions Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill. Nay, None. Absent and not voting, Mason. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Jr. Lew Rycraft, representing the Caldwell City Bus Co., was present and requested permission to i •extend routes to include one trip at 7:40 A. M. west on Main Street to Aven Street; then up Paynter Avenue to Everett; then on Second to Cleveland; then up Cleveland to Kimbell; then continue on regular route, the ; aforestated trip dt 5:00 P. M. each wepk day. Also raise in fares from 7¢, four for 250 to 100, three for 25f — Moved by McNeill, seconded by Sloop that extension of routes and increase in fares be granted the Caldwell Bus Line. Motion carried. A petition was presented to the Mayor and "ouncil by E. M. Stanton for the cancellation of certain ' s prinkling Assessments. RESOLUTION II BY OLESEN. It was moved by O'lesen, seconded by Burrell that the following Resolution be adopted: A RESOLUTION CANCELLING SPFIN.�ZING ASSESSD''3•NTS TO THE CITY OF CA.LDWELL ,.EVIED AN ASSESSED AGAINST LOTS 11 and 12 OF BLOCK 321 OF T14E ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF CALD ELL, CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO, FOR THE YEARS 1931 T0' 1943, BOTH INCLUSIVE. WHEREAS, there appears to have been assessed by the City of Caldwell, Idaho, against the following described property, to -wit: Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) in Block Thirty -two (32) of the original 6 / ,r y townsite of the City ;of Caldwell, Idahj, sprinkling assessments for the years 1931 to 1943, both inclusive; and V111EREAS it appears the said property was sold to Canyon County on the 11th day of January, 1943, and was thereafter sold by Canyon County, by county deed, to Edwin M. Stanton on may 21, 1943; ' I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the 6ayor and Council of the City of Caldwell that said sprink- ling assessmente levied or assessed against said premises for the years 1931 to 19432 both inclusive, with penalty and interest thereon, be and the same hereby are cancelled; AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, shall be and hereby is authorized and directed to cancel on the records of the City of Caldwell all of said sprinkling II ,assessments for said years, which appear :upon the records of the City of Caldwell as liens against said premises, and to file with the Clerk of Canyon County, Idai.w, a certified copy of this Resolution. AND IT IS FURTBAR DIRECTED that two copies of this Resolution, duly certified by the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell, be served upon the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, one of which said copies shall be served the the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell upon the County Clerk of Canyon County, ildaho, and that said County Clerk be and hereby is authorized to cancel of record all of said sprinkling assessments of the City of Caldwell for the years 1931 to 1943, both inclusive, which may now stand in his I office as liens against the above described premises. In response to roll call upon said action, Councilmen voting "Aye If were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, li Thornock and McNeill. "Nays: None. Absent and not voting: Mason. I� Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted. RESOLUTION By Councilman Sloop. WHEREAS, By resolution adopted by the Lfayor and Council of the Gity of Caldwell, Idaho, on July lj, 1946, a housing emergency was declared to exist in the k;ity of Caldwell; and for the purpose of alleviat -', ing that housing emergency, the construction of temporary dwelling accomodations were authorized and have since been erected in the Northwest suarter (N.Zl) of the Southwest(SW9) of Section ranety -sire (26), Township ; Four (4) North, Range Three (3) 'a:est of the Boise Neridian on Southeast Cleveland Boulevard in the City of Caldwell, Idaho; and I, WHEREAS, in some respects, and particularly with regard to smoke flues, such construction does not comply with the requirements of the building Code (Title 111) of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; BE IT RESOLVED That upon condition that the dwelling accomodations so erected b, considered and treated as temporary only and will be entirely removed or be reconstructed to comply with said B_%ild£ng Code iMediately following determination by the Uayor and Council of the City of Galdwsll, Idaho, that a housing emergency no longer exists in that city, compliance with the provisions of said Building Code are not re- quired and the provisions of that Code will not be enforced in this instance. In response to .roll call upon said motion, Councilmen voting "Ayol" were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and McNeill, "NaY": None. Absent and not voting= Mason. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Whereupon Councilman Burrell introduced Bill No 18, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF TM CITY OF CALDITELL, IDAHO, ACCEPTING AND CONFIRiING THE STFLETS AND ALLEYS IN AND C014TIGUOUS TO CITY ADDITION TO CALDI'.ELL, IDAHO, which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 18. It was moved by Burrell, seconded by McNeill that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 18, be read the second time by title and the third time in full aection by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, 1'h.,rnock and McNeill. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Mason. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 18, the second time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 18, pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which re– �! sulted as follows: Those voting in the affirmative were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock aid McNeill. it Negative: None. Absent and not voting: Mas;n. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 18, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council q duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clark duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance I No 685. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 685, to be 1published in the Oaldwell News – Tribune the official newspaper of the amity of Caldwell, Idaho, Ii Resolution. By I By Councilman Olesen, upon mot on of Councilman olesen, seconded by Councilman Sloop, th; following resolution was proposed: WHEREAS, This is the day and meeting set by published notice at which objections to the sale by the City of Caldwell, Idaho, of Blocks 1, 2 and 3 as shown on the Official Plat of City Addition to Caldwell.' ,'Idaho, on file and of record in the office of the Recorder of Canyon County, Idaho, in Book 2 of Plats, page iii 71, would be received and considered, and bids for the purchase of said real property would be received and considered; and i , 1171EREAS ho person or persons have made or filed and obOection to the sale of said real property; I and WHEREAS bne bid for the purchase of said real property has been received from Idaho A;eat Packers, Incorporated, at aipurchase price of $:800.00, which bid was accompanied by a payment of $80.00; ii NOW T'HE }ORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the bid of Idaho Meat Packere, Incorporated, for the purchase of said real propee ty be accepted; and that a policy of title insurancecovering said real property be pur– Ichased by and at the expense of the City of Caldwell; and that upon payment of the balance of said bid purchase price, the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, execute in the name of and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, a Deed nadng Idaho Meat Packers, Incorporated, as grantee, and covering said ,real property,. In respo es to Roll Call upon said motion, Councilmen voting "Aye" were: Sloop, Olesen, Burrell, Thornock and MCNei 1. "Nay ": None. Absent and not voting: )Aaron. Thereup in the Mayon declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. There being no further business to comebefore the Council, it was moved by Sloop, seconded by Thornock that Council adjourn, Motion carried* Mayor. City ler-c. COUNCIL CRAKBERS, October .21 *t, 1946, 8:ou P. M. The Council met pursuant to Call and Acknowledgement of notice in the following form: I CALL AND ACKNOWLEDOEMENT OF NOTICE — We{'."thjf Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho' -do each hereby acknowledge notice of a - special meeting of said City Council o be held at the council chambers in the City Rall in the City of Caldwell, Idaho, a the hour of 8:00 o'clock P. M., on the 21st day of October, 1946, for the transac on of all business in connection with tha following objects receiving omdSrac for general obligation bonds, lease between the City, and Gen Av Weits.Of Caldwe3 , Idaho; which object has been submitted to each of the iAndersigned in is 21st day of October, 1946. A � �3 e Mayor (� Ciancilman o nal Cqunc Oman i