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Home My WebLink About1909-11-01city council minutes; I I N 1 " Council Chambers, City of Caldwell, Monday evening, November 1, 1909. Coun- cil met in regular session with Mayor J. B. Gowen, presiding, and Councilmen Elnar A, Clark, M. J. Devers, R. rarrar, J. C. Caartin, .Jas. H. Gipson, and I. hr. Paynter, pres- ent; C. J. Shorb, Clerk, when tie following business was transacted: approved. Minutes of the regular and adjourned meeting held in October were read and Reports of Treasurer, Sanitary Inspector, Librarian, Weed Cutting Foreman, City Clerk, Sexton, Superintendent of Water Norks and Sewers, Superintendent of Streets, Aarshal, were read and on motl.on of Gipson, accepted and ordered filed. The following claims were read, and on motion of Gipson allowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the several funds as follolws: GEN'FRAL FIND: Calkins & Lesley, Cement Sidewalk, 5 4 -09.90 Tribune PrintinF and Pub. Co.,Printin8., 14.50 Publications, 108.50 Glass & Prudhomme, Bond Register, 16.00 Caldwell Planing, Mills, Drafting Table and Stakes, 42.?0 W. Paynter, Asst, F,nEineer, 37.50 F. H. Richardson, Actinri Engineer, 75.00 C. 111, Ainsworth, Asst, Engineer, 44.50 Oak Restaurant, Meals Prisoners, 1,50 Jno. J. Ploaahead, Typewriting', 50.00 " " Salary Attorney, 25,00 Fred Blais, Special Police, 2.50 C. G. Sanberg, Asst, Engineer, 90.50 C. W. Johnston, Salary Night Watch, 7D.Op T. H. Dryden, „ Marshal, 75.00 G. W. Hodson, Sanitary Tnsrectoa, 75,00 Geo. W. SHuee, Special Police, 22.50 Harry Ha(erman, „ 11.50 R. W. French, 11 o r .9 e and ;arria8e Hire (police) L0.00 Caldwell Power Co_ Lights, 178,00 John W. Ross, Salary Janitor, 20.00 Nellie M. Sterling, Asst, Clerk, 1'7,50 A. Greenlung, Transfer Ledger, 3 „M, J. Devers, Trip to Poise, 4 ,00 I. N. Paynter, " 4 R. Farrar, „ 4.00 Nellie J. Williams, Salary Treasurer, 5.00 C. J. Shorb, " City Clerk, 45,00 E. L. Johnston, Special Police, 3,75 Bud Farmer, „ 10.06 E. E. Morton, 10,00 Frank Hardy, Hay, 9.12 W. Kellogg, Special Police, 12.50 Ira White, " „ 2 IV, J. Rankin, „ „ 18.00 Geo, H. Williams, „ 15100 M. C. Lilly & Co., Chain Twister's, 2.00 Mrs, M. Hagerman, Meals Prisoners, 3,10 News Printery, Printing, 8,76 Boyes 7ardware Co„ Padlovk, 75 C. J. Shorb, Freigct, I.35 Caldwell Lumber Go., Coal, 10.00 A 0. Ciristopher, Sidewalk Assessment Roll, 10,00 ROAD FUND: Calkins & Lesley, Crossing, 4,80 A. D. Christopher, Assessr.�ent Roll, 20,00 W. C, Parker, Hay 18171 W. L. Wooley, Salary, 75,00 L. Harding, Tiling, 61.50 Oliver Albertson, Labor, 42.37 Harry Stoffer, Cutting Weeds, 7,50 C. J. Shorb, Recodding Deed, 1.40 T. 0. Murray, Labor, g,22 A. M. Stoffer, 11 10.00 Herbert Wheeler, Cutting Weeds, 5,00 Caldwell Lumber Co., Lumber, 132,00 W. W, Aimple, Overseer Weed Cutting, 56.00 T. 0. Murray, Grading Streets, 71,!:;4 Oliver Albertson, Labor, 3,00 J. G. Gartin, Oats and Labor, 8,70 0. Royce, Tabor, 39 John Brenneman, 65,00 C, H, Imus, 14.58 Caldwell Clothing Co., Rubber Boots, C 4,50 Caldwell. Planing ;dills, Sawir'L Cross Ties, 3,00 Boyes Hardware Co., Nails, 8.00 Idaho Lumber Co., Lumber, 81.55 Jesse Reagan, Sweeping Steets, 1,95 WATFR WORKS FIND: D. J. Rice, DrayaSe, 5 Jesse Reagan, Labor, 3.75 Ed. Harris, 2 50 S. D. liartkopf, Mdse. ; ,,85 Caldwell Po car Co., Ydsh -t and .Power, '75.50 Carl Mauritz, Labor, 5,00 F:, L. Johnston " 39.44 Rex Johnston, .' 6.25 M. J. Defiers, Trip to Boise, 4.00 T. N. Paynt.er, " 4.00 R. Farrar, „ 4.00 Ray Johnston, Labor, aria G. 11. ruiler, Salary, 75. GO 0. J. Shorb, " 30.00 Caldwell Planing Mills, Ohavingrs, 1.50 C. J, Sh orb , Freight, 7.83 Boyes Hardware Co., NaiI_s, 20 S. D. Ilartkopf, Rent of Tools, 48.00 Glass & prudhomme, Reocrd :Book, 53.00 Wash. Pipe & Foundry Co., Wood Pipe, 9.79 CBdPst;NRY 7rr1Dl:De Glas° & Prudbomme, Cemetery Recodd, 20.00 John 7T. Ross, Salary and Fees Sextot2, 53.00 SPRINKLING F'[IND: PS. J. Defiers, Trip to yt. Home, 6,50 A. 0. ChristoT*er, Sprin_:ling Assessment, 30.00 F. L. Keller, Sprinkling, 120.50 PAVING 1MYT). A. A, Faris, Auto Hire, „ 8.00 C . G. Sanberg, Asst. PnZineer, 13.50 W. Paynter, " 7.50 F. fl. Richardson, ,, City P,�ineer, 35,00 11 11 Mdse-. , 8.80 Tribune Ptg. & Pub, Co., Publications, 20.60 Idal -,o Elec. Blue PtS. Co. ,PrJ.ntin; , 3,2a C. Y. Ainsworth, Asst. Engineer, 13.50 News 'Printery, Publications, 14.50 Voted, on motion of Clark, that �! "30.00 be transferred from the General to the Sct,00l Fund. Voted, on motion of Farrar, that the Clain; of the Caldwell Clothing Co., in the stxn of x'1:5.00 for two pairs rubber boots rejected at the last regular meeting be reconsidered and a v-varrant, be drawn on the 77ater Works Fund for the ankount. Claims of IN. T. Sterling for �'"2 and E', E. Bequeath for ykl for cleaning up a certain property on order of the Sanitary :Inspector be allowed on the General Fund. Petition of L. W. Botkin et al, 7;raying that the City Council do all in its roarer to bring about regular punctual half hour service on the Boise Interurban from their Oaldweli station to their terminus on Washington F[eigh,ts and return was read. Voted, on notion of Gipson, that the city clerk be instructed to notify the Boise and Interurban that it is the sense of this council that it maintain a hourly service on the Boulevardthroug_ out the day- -From 8 a. m, to 9:30 P. rri. The roll. being called on the motion, the vote resulted- Ayes-Clark, Garti_n, Gipson - - °i. Nags -- Defiers, Parn:r, Pagnter - -3. The mayor votinS no the motion was lost. 13 M 111 The Pol'toaJing claims were laid ov D, Pmi=.rson, "or two horses sold from pound. Caldwell ,,Imber Co., l J. R. For as ,, Co., 'Noad pipe. ,eIll e J, ti"ii It! arr,s tynetirri-tirg. The following application of the Idaho Pleat Co. was granted on motion of Gipson: " h S hereby make applic Lion fair a permit. to erect a slauChter house within the limits of "Ile City of Cald1e11, Idao. Said slau&ter Yonse to be erectc;d on the PiN 1/2, nl/4, NW 1/4, Section 21, Tovirs'^ip 4 Itorth, of PcnFle > West, Boise H4er,dJ.an," IDAHO 14EAT CO., BY F. W. Harrington." The Mayor requests the City Attorney to file with t1le City Council a written opinicn as th# the City's I.iaility to a refund on the unexpired saloonr:Iicenses. A motion was made by Farrar that the Mayor appoint a committee of two to noti- fy W. R. Sebree that the City Council will not change existing franchises. A motion w as m ade by Devers that the motion of Farrar's be tabled. The roll being called on the tabling of the Farrar motion, the vote resulted: Ayes-- Devers, Paynter - -2, Plays -- Clark, Farrar, Gartin, Gipson - -4. So the motion was not tabled. A motion was made by Gipson that the ("our_cil adjourn anti]. Monday November B, 1909, at 7:30 P. m. The roll being called on the motion, ,Y!e vote resulted: Ayes--r)evers, Farrar, Gartin, Cipson - -di. Plays -- Clark, Paynter - -2. So the motion prevailed. J .. I November 8, 1909. Council met in regular session pursuant to adjournment with Pliayor Govien, presiding, and Councilmen Clark, Devers, Gartin, Paynter', present; Shorb, Clerk. i A motion was made by 01ark that, the motion of Farrar ',carried over :from last meeting) be laid on the table. The roll being; cal -led on thee motion, the vote re- sulted: Ayes -- Clark, nevus, Gartin, Paynter - -4. Nays - -O. Absent -- Farrar, Gipson - -2. So the motion prevailed. Petition of Wilson Leiser, et al, praying the Council "To the pavements on both sides of the Boulevard so that tlie a_rade of 11th Street crossing shall conform �h. to the natural grade of the land of the 9 street," Has read. Councilman I+arrar enters during consideration B.B petition. A motion was made by Farrar that the petition be referred to the Street ®om.- mittee and the City Engineer. Devers made a MOtion aWaILding the motion to include i the whole council. The roll being called on the aroendmeny the vote resulted: Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Gartin, Paynter - -1. Nays -- Farrar. Absent -- Gipson. So the amendment prevailed. The motion as amended was ti:en pul; and the roll being called, on the same, `s vote resulted: Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Gartin, Paynter--5. Nays - -0.. Absent-- 6itison. So the motion as ame,tcJ *.d carried. The Tavror set the ti e oP tl.e rneeti:af; of this e,5r =vt7.ttee at 10 o'clock a. m. tomorrow.#�a��f�±�