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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1915-11-01city council minutes-23- �l In the matter of the proposed dreinate system for the Golden Cate Addition, Pity Attorney Walters stated that he had taker the matter up with the PionF Officials and that they would agree to drain that portion of the Golden Gate Addition which lies outside o' the pioneer Pistrict and in the City limits, if the property owners therein would form an improvcr.ent district, the payment of the said con- struction to extend over a period of twenty years and no interest to be charged on deferred payments. The attorney explained that the cost to tl_e district would be just what it actually coat to construct the system and that the work would be done by the Government. Councilrrnn Lilly stated that the treater from the Pioneer ditches was washing out some of the concrete work on the east end of Arthur Street, recently constructed by order of the City Council. Iie explained that considerable damage was being done because some of the ditches were allowed to overflow and '?rat he had taken the matter up pith the Irrigation officials. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that Council adjorn. 14 yor. Attest: nMq Council r'hamber, r'ity o_° caldvtall, Idal - -o, Tovember l., 1 I li .I F!, Council meet in regular session with 7ayor Fred r% Boyes, presiding, present, !'ouncilmen Ac'�Iey, Dement, Farrington anal ?layman, S. Ben T)inlap, Clerk, when the folloviing business was transacted: Rev. M. II. Tload appeared and :xtended to ti ,e 7.Tayor, City Attorney, City Clerk and Council and Superintendent or -atcr "forks an invitation to dinner on the evening of November :nth at 7 o'clock p.m, to he given at tho Blatchley home by those citizens who had been benefited by reason of the extension o the water mains in College Heights Addition. The minutes of the sessions hold during the montl, o° October, 1n15, were read. It was voted upon motion. of Farrington that the same be approved. The folloe:in bil.39 which had ce n 0. Trrd ` the Finance %uhnittee were read ani it wns• voted upon motion of Ackley t! at the same be nllovred and warrants be ordered drawn on th•e'variou^ Funds in gavment of the sare as follows: S. Ben Dunlap S. Ben T)unlap Greanitnnd Drug Store T. A. Walters Electric Tnvestmment Co. E. Cald °cell Tribune Orel A. Sovereign Electric Investment Co. B. Gox and Judd GFTMAL FTTPTD October Salary and "-pence ";` For 1000 Stamped envelopes 21.36 Ydsa 3.70 October salary 50.00 Street and Alley lights 76.50 Printing Council proceelings 11.32 October salary 20.00 Light, 7ity Hall 8.76 Drayage .25 _p4_ Boyer 7ardware ^ompnny Mlee 3.50 A. ' ^f. T)unean T3laeksmith wort: 1.25 Orel TT. Sovereign Oct0 -,er ss.lary and e -pence 64.09 C. F. Johnston " 65.00 C - arles "4. Allen Labor 1.35 Ohralea T ". A11 en Inspec' ling fries 2. 50 11obert Rode " " 8 Ernest 1?oudy it 2n. fi0 Rarry TTarerman „ 8.75 Greenlund Drug Store Mae 1.80 noyas 17ardware lompany " 1.25 ?Tountain States Company PTOVem'?-�r fire rentala 4.75 Parl- Tire repair shop Teroiir work .50 Wail Auto Company Id Fie 3.10 1- ft "elwyn Tbrtner October Salary ,.,5.00 Greenland T)rug Store Mdse 1.70 .john A. Dakar October Salary and 1 :r111ing dogs 88.00 Der, Shuee October Salary 80.00 Wt. T.Tarch Services, Police D 5.00 Jim Charlton 2.50 Omar + -fajor n „ n 2.50 0. 0. Gurivell Tabor 1.25 Boyes 7ardware Company Mdse .75 TTilliner Transfer ` ruel Co Labor 3.00 Binford Lusher Company TTdse 1.40 Guy C. Pic Gee October Salary 45.00 Commercial Bank Assigned claim Gee rinkaid 22.50 George Kinkaid Assisting engineer 15.00 F. L. Lockwood 11 11 11.25 G. L. Spurgeon it 11 5.25 A. F. Hart Stakes 3.25 Total,- _.._______-- - - -___ ,,775.54 J i l �I 1 . 11 ROAD =I TT) T). P. Camp?;ell October Salary 00.00 Olaf Delain ' ' 65.00 John Terry " 65.00 Tom Glenn " ^ 65.00 r. L. Ashby " " 65.00 Harry Hagerman Labor 10.00 Charles 1% Allen it 44.00 .Tae TTore ' 44.00 E. !Toudy 44.00 GUY C. VC Gce Dirt 19.15 Ella Gartin October barn rent 10.00 Electric Inv?stment Co, B LiSht, City Parn .80 Greenlund Drug Store Linir!ent 1.55 Continental Oil Company Ganoline 9.50 Binrord T,umber r.ompany Lumber 5 5.40 Lem Marding Pipe 59.02 J i l �I 1 . 11 -25- n I E I I I Maxey and SChnabel Mdse 2,89 Boyer 1'ardwarc Company " 4.10 A. rt. Duncan Blacicsmitk+ work 28.25 Billie Carter " " 2.00 Terry and 1 Gee Street Crossings 56.00 tt n R 11 399,00 " Fills for croesings 15.75 " Sidewalks 112.15 " It 383.60 „ it 87.35 " 26.25 153.60 it n n 178.52 n n ,! n 123.75 it ° R " 216.10 „ n n rills 9.00 " Sidewalks A5.55 " Total, - - - -- - - - ----- - - - 4�,0"u VIATFR 1 r ?7PID I ;arty Smith Octol-er Salary ar,d T'nponse • ? 95.83 7ranlc Doges " " " " 75.20 C. R. Johnston Labor 61.25 Otis Allen " 28.50 0. 0. Allison " 20.00 Cheater Johnston " 5.00 Robert E. Glenn " 12.15 Henry Hartley " 22.50 Herman Voight " 38.75 M. H. Nead " 26.25 IIarve Charlton " 23.75 Marren ^ harlton " 21.25 A. ' "hitteman 27.25 T. F... Bridges 16.75 Charles Pultz 12.50 J. T. Harris " ^6.90 Fd. Campbell " 2.50 Electric Investrent Co. B. Power and Tight 136.96 Coy: and Judd Drayage .50 Buntrock Transfer Company " 1.75 Yilliner Transfer Company " 1.00 A. m'. Duncan Blach nAth vark 1.25 Binford Lumber Company Lumter 6.95 A. P. Hart Repnir Work 1.00 Feptune Yeter Company Meters and meter parts 107.70 noise Iron '9ori.9 Company Mdse 10.20 "arlson Lusk Hardware Company 4.17 Boyes 7ardwate Company " .85 Creenlund Drug Store " 1.75 Caldwell Tribune " 2.00 Caldwell Tribune Royal Typewriter 81.00 Total,---------- -- - - -,87 .21 -26- CVTIPTI,T�V ETT1Tn J. 7. Rose Oct^`.er a.alary and Overtime 70.00 Fred Pose Labor 10.00 1 Cupples "eren_ntile Company Udse 3.50 Total ----------------- ,.50 RPT'TT1'LVTO FTT1M F. T. Keller October Sprinhling x'265„ no A. °'. Nnean Blac?hsr.,It.h work 1.50 Total, --- - - - - -- :;x266,70 PAT T6 FTTITD Fred TTOward Octoher Salary " 70.00 P,oyes Fardware rompeny Mdse 1.90 A. W. Mncan Blncksr.:ith work .25 0. 0. Allison Drayage 1.50 Charles H. Hanson Tell Drilling 113.75 Total ---------------- W4fi7. FIICT'TO rT?1?r Sperial Assmt Pav Bond S. F. Trane£er of Funds P,,IF)oc . 96 The following bills which ' ad not been 0. ICTd 1 the Finance ❑ormnittee were read. Electric Investment ro. B. 7xtra Tight, Fair week ? 35.40 W. T. rallaway Right of way for Pnzor 1 : ' 4 75.00 It was voted upon motion of Farrington that the bill of the Electric Investment Company B. in the sur of 039.90 be allov:*ed on th^ general Fund and a warrant l:e ordered drawn in payment thereof. TOTAL ATTOTTTTT I&rAP.DATTTB bFlkj'T?,-------------- P84P9.24 The bill of W. T. Callaway in the sum of "75.00 was referrod ` to t]-.e Finance Comnittee for furt'fer imrentigation. It was vote- upon motion of Farrington that ' °r. 17eller be authorized to purchase tl?e necessary material ^.rd to paint the sprinkler wagons. It was voted upon motion of Dotnent that Street Oornissioner Campbell be authorized Ord inntrueted to serure a lease on beh.lf of th' City from l:Tra. Ella Oartin for the premises row used as a city barn and corral for a term of one year or more at the Option of the City at a r ^ntal of '.'10.00 rer month. The reports of the followirg df°icers for the month of October, 1915, were read. Se7ton, Police Judre, City rlerk, librarian, 3tree, rorrsissioner, Superintendent Of WRter `!corks and City Treasurer. Tt was voted upon motion of Farrington that the reports be approved and ordered placed on file. The Mayor stated that TTr. John T. TTay had malLP verbal; application with him for permission to close the alley trhich adjoined his lots Jr. the remetery. TTo action was taken. h U I -27- 0 P The application Of tarry Finley to erect sign boards on Arthur Street between 8iPth end Seventh and on the lots next to the ^.;:ton printers was read. It was voted upon motion of Dement that the application be allowed. The report of the Fire eh.ief on the inspection of flues, chimneys, wiring and etc Was read. The protest of TTre. TT. K. Hartley ag -ainst the order of t1.e Council for the con of a curb <�lon7 lot 13 of block 43 Ori ,-inal townsite eras read. Bill 'io. 8, by Ackley, entitled, "An Ordinance rroviding for the nomination of Cam _ ia_ =,tee 'or city offices, to authorize proclamations and regi— ,tration and to govorn and regulate elections in t' City of Caldwell, and ripe.iling Ordinance "o. 163 Of said City ", was read for the first time. 8111 ?-o. 9, be Dement, entitled, "An Ordinance to provide for the revision, codification ant publication of the Ordinances of tl:e City of Caldwell ", was read for . the first time. It was voted upon motion of Ackley that Council adjorn until ?riday evening 1'19, at 5 o'clock p.m. Attest: Ma r. C ty clerk. Council ^t :araY_er, City o: Pald:'rell, Idaho, 7ovember 5, 1 ^15. r Courail meet in regul ^r sesnion pursuant to ad,jorr_�ient :pit: T!ayor Fred ^. Boyes, prosiiingr, pressnt, Councilman Ackley, I)Cnent, *Arrington, Hayman and Lilly, S. Den Tlunlap, Clerk, whe -: tl:e following business was transneted: Till ` °, by Ackley, en'itled, "An Ordinance nrcviding for the nomination of candidates for City o "'ices, to authorize proclamations and rocistration and to govern and regulate elections in t`e ^ity of Caldwell, and repealing. ordinance 'To. 163 Of said City ", was read for the second time. A motion . ra, ?c by T)a±ient, seconded -%*-ian, that the rules be suspended and t'• reading on three se- n.r-te dare ' a dispensed :aith and teat bill `To. 8 be read the third time and plac,,d on its final passage. The roll ? called on the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes - Ackley, Dement, ITarrington, TIayman, 7ilhr -5. `Inyes- P?one. Absent- rorboo -1. So the motion prevailed. Bill `To. 8 read the third tuna in full and place2 on its final passage. On the question shall. bill 1TO. 8 pass? The roll being called the vote rcoulted. A;rem- Ackley, Das,ent, Farrin ton, llayman, Lilly -5. pTayes-'Tone. hb.sent- rorbea -l. So bill ^To. 8 pissed becoming Ordinance 7o, 262. Bill ,To. 0 by T)ement, entitled, "An Ordinance to Irovide for the revision, codification and publication of tl °.e Ordinanc.�s of thL City of Calt--ioll ", was read for the second time.