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'.1TL "rAS, The Cle-land Heights F"ousing Project, Prnject No. U(V- 10132)mph -2, is a Federal Housing
Project coming within the provisions of said Public Law 7 96, and �
'.19=AS, The College of Idaho desires to secure ownership of said Project No. HA(V- 10132)mph -2 in
accordance with Public Law above, and
WHEREAS, As a prerequisite i'or such a transfer from the Federal Government to Educational Institutions
it is necessary to obtain a waiver from the municipal corporation in which said housing project is located
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of the removal requirements of Section 313 of Public Law 649 of the 76th Congress as amended, under which
aut' - ority said housing project was erected.
NOW THFRFFORE BE IT RESOLVED By the Acting Mayor a-nd Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that
the City of Caldwell with respect to Project No. HA(V- 10132�mph -2 waives the removal requirements of Section
313 of Public Law 849 of the 76th Congress as amended in so far as such waiver is required by the Federal
Government in the transfer of the ovmership of said Project No. HA(V- 10132)mph -2 from the Federal Government
to the College of Idaho.
Upon Roll Call those voting in the affirmative weret Mason, Glaisyer, Burrell, Wers and Fenrich. r
Negativet None. Absent and not votingi Harding.
Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted.
There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Glaisyer, seconded by I,
Nryers that Council adjourn. Motion carried. .
e i ent of t e Counci and
p ing Mayor.
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cr,tr-1° __tiny of t'.le (:i t Cit: ;,LI,
Cruel Ile _llovrjn C�uncllror )-- ^ Lco , . n, r, 7Sr. ( L. Tl.f.urrcll,
"! 1 very, -ale T (( and 1 ?r`'.an in- EnlirF.
The 'Ic :'r- it: C:,rr -ed the Coancil tUs wac t.!',a 1 -ime :et !or ie sec ^nd r._.:i� .n,; of ,ill i;o 13.
i.' - . m.: moved 'o = ]aisar, rc;: ,'od b-.• hares. -r, .,..,.t r - -- - . a Hil.1 ; u three
±n ^rs ns;-s =1!3 - en4nd ar,i Fill ' .: 13. - , :red .i:e seeord tin•r_ b - - title _oe t :.irc °ime }r: fall section
by acctior and Placed on tlia fi.nsl menace. - _i:c _�, —in- :., rr directed f, - e call the roll:on t1.e
al,o•ic motion v:i.th the f�ollnvrin.- result: Those voi -in; , the affii=ti.ve lrasan, Glaisyer, Burrell,
➢ycrs, Fenrich and 11 - n ding. :eo _�at.i�,n: gone. A'isent and not votin; : hone. The Actin- Favor declared the
'1r:otion had passed h:= the necessary three - fourths wa;'oritti; mod t',o Clerk to read Bill No ]3, the
w time by title and the third time it full section ir; sect.i__ The C'_rrk :•cad t, 5111 e.s di. EC
t`c quertion 1 .x:1. "Shall nill 7 13 pass ?" The Actin.. v;rer d rarteri Vie Clark to caL'. the roll on ;F-,a
ch,cstlou v:hich resulted as folloea: 'those wti n7 in the Pfi rmnti . ve were: .'ason, ,IaiE�rer, nurrell,
'enrich and '•arding Ile: -ative: Dion. Absent and not votin- : ]lone.
Th=_puuon t!t r, Actil :a I. a•ror declx'ed hill No 13, had passed and t'- - ctinc. ;!m - or in ones �Ies8ion
i�r the Council duly sinned and aopro ti ➢ill and the `'lerk duly sir:ned and atte -ted the same which
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became Ordinance No 73h. The A.ct.ng hayor directed cbe Clerk to make Proper entry of t''ac same and to cause
'Crdinoaice No 73 +1, to 1'e, o,'lLisnld it t'ne Ca111x:r11 iieees- 'R-i1 ?une tl•o official nevapaper of the C.i.t,p of Cald-
well, Idaho.
TLe Committee apcoirtect by the - a - . — to in tba operation o, a merry -Co -round at :'er :iorial
Fark reported back totthe Council t'nat the project did not meet Tdth their anproval.
Councilman hirers, Chairman of the :eater Depart —nt presented a list of uncollsctable water ac- 1,
co=f7 and requested they he charred off the 'later Led er.
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Proved by 7yers, seconded by Burrell that these bills be chargedfrom the Vdater Ledger.
Crawford, 1 7alter
106 Dearborn
2 -350
2.00
Simon, Tressa
1318 Belmont
5 -195
.50
Lindsay, 15r!;. Ceo
1018 Denver
6-25
.75
HerbfL S'2d 1 `
921 Elgin
6 -204
2.00
Leggett, Clifford
1208 Art] - ur
8 -50
2.00
Kynell, Freeman
1818 Blaine
8 -590
.25
Smith, Forrest E.
203 S 1yth
8 -640
.25
Nobles, gene
1411 Cleveland
9 -530
2.10
Devereaux, R. B.
515 S 9th
12 -215
.25
McDonald, V.I. J.
Rt. 3
13 -240
.65
Chaffin, Lavor K.
2407 Montana
14 -265
.gyp
Epperson, J. W.
2204 Montana
14 -325
425
Haigler, L. V1.
2217 College Ave.,
14 -666
2.00
Crawford, Howard
503 N 11th
15 -475
2.00
215.95
Wright, Wilbur
620 T: 9th
17 -170
2.10
'+
Kahl, George
102 Galveston
18115
2.00
55 George Charlton
Friend, Earl
114 Freeport
18 -140
2.00
211.05
Cooper, J. C.
104 Denver
18160
2.50
Driver, Mrs. T. E.
Rt 3
OH-127
.15
50 J. L. Charlton
Cameron, Raymond
1024 N Indiana
CH-465
2.15
25.00
Hyatt, 11. T.
Rt3
CHa890
.75
Services
Mower, Ed
54 -Dewey Harris
CH -755
3.25
55 First ational Bank - Caldwell
Pretwell, Robert
1523 Oak
14 -575
1.00
Mesler, Homer
57 -State Treasurer
14 -215
2.50
58 state Treasurer
Total
46.10
37.90
Upon Roll Call it appeared the
motion was unanimously carried.
10 .Dale 0. Haile
The Bills for October ware read
and on motion by Glaisyer,
seconded
by Burrell that these Bills
223.85
allowed and Warrants ordered drawn for
the various amounts all of
which had been approved by !the Finance
r3 B. R.Collins
mnittes. Motion carried,
GENERAL FUND
SALARIES 9, SERVICES
e. .Name.
What for.
Amount.
34 Leo 1. Mason
Salary
100.00
35 William Glaisyer
'
40.00
36 -Bryan Harding
'
40.00
37 Dale Fenrich
"
40.00
38 Lawrence Burrell
40.o0
39 John
"
40.00.
40 -Ada artenbower
"
214.45
41 Edith H. Church
"
176.65
42 Helen Shuee
Services
44.20
43 Mrs. L. J. Oliver
2.98
44 First National Bank - Caldwell
Withholding lax
56.00
45 .Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
2.90
46 H. E. Parmenter
Salary
229.00
47 .First rational Bank - Caldwell
Bithholding Tax
21.00
48 Lionel C. Krell
Salary
238.20
49 Coy Collins
01
212.30
50 Waldo Paddock
11
219.65
51 Forrest Milender
of
215.95
52 C. E. Rorabaugh
It
200.30
53 Eugene Inge
'+
203.30
54 Dale Hanks
It
215.95
55 George Charlton
215.35
56 .George Knight
211.05
57 Matthew Maxwell
25.00
58 .W. F. Johnston
25.00
59 Lee Hoffman
°
25.00
50 J. L. Charlton
°
25.00
51 .Jack Gooch
"
25.00
52 R. C. Stevens
'
25.00
53 Aubrey Smith
Services
5.50
54 -Dewey Harris
°
9.00
55 First ational Bank - Caldwell
withholding Tax
87.80
56 Bankers Life Company
Insurance
31.75
57 -State Treasurer
Firemens Fund
46.30
58 state Treasurer
City's Payment
46.10
59 Robeb 0. Flood
Salary
278.65
10 .Dale 0. Haile
253.45
rl Ramon E.Barnes
"
223.85
r2 Wm M. Carlson
'
232.19
r3 B. R.Collins
°
221.85
F4 Henry P. Schmidt
n
219.85
r5 Jack P. Thomas
a
213.95
r6 Dan J. Davison
It
225.45
7 Leo B.Soran
"
213.95
r8 .Varion L. Swisher
if
206.80
T Elvis E. Burton
"
207.15
30 Carl V. Grosvenor
It
198.05
31 .Boyd E. Je=ett
It
215.45
32 Cecil Hall
"
175.45
33 Nary Gorton
1.
149.80
34 w. s. Maxey
"
83.33
35 Evelyn Marks
It
18.00
3$
Nos.
Name.
What for.
Amount.
1586
First iational Bank - Caldwell
Withholding Tax
144.20
1587
Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
55.95
1588
Caldwell Memorial Hospital Assoc
Hospital Fund
9.00
1589
Dept of Public Health
Salary
125.00
1590
L. M. Porter
It
281.90
1591
C. S.Claussen
"
225.40
1592
W. R.Gillen
"
200.00
1646
First " ational Bank - Caldwell
Withholding Tax
51.70
.1593
1594
Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
6.00
1595
William F. Gigray, Jr.,
Salary
125.
1596
Elwood Siegmann
"
223.45
1597
Caldwell Memorial Hospital Assoc
Hospital Fund
2.00
1598
Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
4.55
1599
S. P Glenn
39 -Ul-y
174.50
1600
J. S:Wymore
182.46
1601
Ray Woolery
"
165.56
1602
Wilbur.Wykert
"
188.71
1603
Don Shaw
Services
188.19
1604
Charles Rogers
"
138.87
1605
John Schroeder
it
112.20
1606
Herman Jensen
"
148.80
1607
Paul Stanke
"
142.o5
1608
Ed Tollman
it
158.97
1609
Wm Cordell
157.83
Emmett Garland
a
1610
1611
Doyle Vlood
"
158.95
1612
Forrest Milender
"
19.05
1613
George Charlton
"
15.75
1614
Gene Inge
"
27.12
1615
Gene Rorabaugh
"
25.63
1616
Dale Ranks
"
4.25
1617
Ray Jewett
"
149.60 V
1618
Morris Wood
17.41
1619
First National Bank - Caldwell
Withholding Tax
348.40
1620
Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
37.55
1621
S. E. Lamkin
Salary
220.10
1622
A. L. Simpson
"
178.10
1623
T. J. Blake
100.00
1624
L. I. Pasmore
"
25.00
1625
Harry Flagg
Services
172.25
1626
.Ed Glenn
"
166.80
1627
Minor Croy
"
2o.40
1628
T. H. Goss
"
88.40
1629
Darrel Ramsey
"
51.Oo
1630
First " ational Bank - Caldwell
Withholding Tax
51.80
1631
Bankers Life Co.,
Insurance
4.55
I;
TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GENERAL FUND 4
11,933.03
SALARIES & SERVICES CDETERY FUND
1632
Geo Hammer
Salary
225.40
1633
Logan Seale
"
192.10
1634
Davig Liggett
Services
194.55
1635
Ada artenbower
n
35.00
1636
First " ational Bank - Caldwell
Withhol Tax
42.40
1637
Bankers Life X'o „
Insurance
10.55
TOTAL SALARIES & SEP.VICSS CEMETERY FUND $ 700.00
SALARIES & SERVICES C. A. A. AIRPORT FUND
1638
s..P. Glenn
Salary
197.64
1639
Emmett Garland
"
86.62
1640
Charles Rogers
"
89.98
1641
Wilbur Wykert
"
154.67
1642
Bryan n arding
"
93.48
1643
Gene Inge
Services
31.82
1644
W. A. Paddock
"
27.89
1645
C. L. Rorabaugh
"
9.34
1646
Dale Hanks
"
9.34
1647
Lee Louder
"
7,62
1648
Marvin Mather
"
7,62
1649
Ray vioole4
"
175.51
1650
J. S.Wymore
"
183.98
1651
Don Shaw
"
128.15
1652
John Schroeder
"
78,51
1653
W.17. Woods
+'
140.57
1654
Doyle Woods
"
61.95
1655
Herman Jensen
"
85.35
1656
Paul Stanke
°
85.35
1657
Ed.Tollman
"
84.08 Y
1658
William Cordell
n
77.28
1659
Emily Krost
"
95.20
1660
First ational Bank - Caldwell
Withholding Tax
4.40
TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES C.A.A. AIR'ORT FUND
3 1,932.39
Nos,
Name. What for.
Amount. _ If
SU ARIFS & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND
C. L. Bourland Salary
247.40
62
Void Vbid
Void
;1663
11664
Guy Heal y
9Vooiid�y
11 1665
Void
Oscar Hauman Salary,
Void
Void
1 1666 1
Henry Mende
66.0
- 1667
E.G. Eisenbrandt Services
172.25
1668
Bert Bender a
71.40
1669
Art Howell "
68.00
1670
J. N, Thomason "
68.00
1671
U. E.Strait "
40.80
672
Owen Bartlett "
40.80
F. A. Schults "
27.70
1 1673
1674
Herb Mason "
10.60
1 1676
M. Parrish
,i
3.80
W. Lawrence
'
5.35
1677
First rank- Caldwell Withholding Tax
39.70 - f
11 1678
Bankers Life Co., Insurance
22.55
TOTAL SALARIES &SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND
$
1,277.01
SALARIES & SERVICES RATER FUND
'R679
1610
C. D. Crandall Salary
226.00
Ery Davis "
209.30
1681
Claude Worsham it
188.30
1682
Roy Welton
189.85
1683
Wilma Keech it
155.85
1684
Richard Claussen Services
163.80
1685
Frank Keasler "
172.25
1686
Emert Rhodes It
176.2
687
Wm Witsig to
159.05
688
Roy Dibben to
40.80
689
Herb Mason "
96.05
�1 690
W. J. Lawrence "
X169
Ed Mackey "
175.95
1692
Manny Olson
153.75
693
Delored Paddock "
26.01
694
First National Bank -Caldwell Withholding Tax
159.89
- 695
Bankers Life Co., Insurance
23.90
TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES ':PATER FUND
$
2,292.90
SALARIES & SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND
696
W. W. W od Services
169.23
697
Wm Gainey Salary
174.70
698 _
First Oational Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax
12.80
699
i
Bankers Life Co., Insurance
7.55
TOTAL SALARIES & SER' :'ICES SPRINKLING FUND
5
384.28
SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND
700
Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary
206.35
701
Flavill C. Blondel °
164,{
702
Mrs. Harold Skinner Services
66.05
703
Dorothy E. Doane Salary
170.90 j
704
D. D. Bagley It
.131:00
705
Roy L. Enix Services
44.67
706
First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax
27.70
707
Bankers Life Co., Insurance
10.35
TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND
$
827.17
TOTAL SALARIES !c SUPPLIES $ 19,546.78
GENERAL FUND
SUPPLIES
- 708
Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental. & Toll
6.35
709
Shorb Printing Go., Supplies
10.53
X1710
Summers Stationery Store "
.70
711
Shorb Printing Co., "
48.50
712
Mt. States Tel & Tel Rental
6.00
713
Idaho Power Co., Power
54.24
714
Caldwell Big & Htg "o., Supplies
6.00
715
Becker Hdw Co., 1 e
2.50
716
Purkhiser Elec Co.,
•77
717
Torwin Sparks Assig C. C. Anderson Salary
20700
718
?3ne Safety Appliance Co., Supplies
195.83
719
mt. States Tel r, Tel Rental °. Toll
20.00
720
Garber l.:otor Supplie
6.00
721
Caldwell News - Tribune "
J•00
i t
722
L. N. Curtis °- Sons to
1 °
5.00
3.32
M 3
4
Caldwell Auto Supply
Lod;? Fot.or Co.,
2.75
1725
I
':oore Stationer,: "
2.60
310
4. i!,�s.
Alan•e.
I�7. %2.6
Barber rotor ..o
1 -2°
Linn; -t.a initr; °. _'enuL'act:•rin ^:
ail
Sac!fl_es
�'
-arras lPev Co.,
iv'1
Id;�ho C9n Fipa
. ' , "e
Cal.lev : 004`; "'er : iee
./'j
'ihe .c^eric r aecl'.:•ic `' .
�u
_ L.
17"
P2rbce Faint
] "r'3E
Naito C.ancra
7 37
".•helchel
1 - 6
P.ruer °o:- Co.,
1739
?eclmr 1117 Co.,
Supplies
Simpson
States Faint Co
,1. ?L2
L, F. Peterson
17!43
Tovm Pimp
1"41,
Clerl:'r Cash Rerol,:. Fund
1.7L5
Edson Franck
1. "!.6
Caldc:,,ll Dru• 'entnr
1 7
Coeper's Shoe 3er
1748
;• R. G_'11en
171-9
_°horb Printtnr Co.,
1.750
Lod Ce t'otor Co.,
I - "].
tale L. re -r901
17:2
!7, Lyle Velch
1753
Wasatch Oil "o.,
1754
Union Oil Co.,
1755
Knotty Pine Cafe
1755
The Dille Agency
`].757
The Dual Partin; Esters
1758
Caldwell Police Revolver Club
1759
Canyon Councy Clerk
2.760
State Treasurer
1.761
Wasatch Oil Co.,
'.1762
Canyon Construction Co.,
1763
Engineering Sales Service
].764
Columbia Equipment Co.,
1765
Richfield Oil Corp
1 1766
Ray R, Jev:ett
.1767
Thinting Tractor Co.,
.1768
D. N. Nordling Parts Co.,
1769
Caldwell Auto Supply
1770
Fletcher 011 Co.,
1771
Intermo ntain Equipment Co.,
'1772
Idaho Tire Exchange
1773
Garber Yotor
1774
Canyon motors Inc
.1775
Idaho Power Co.,
',1776
Milliner Trans & Storage
1777
Caldwell P1g & Hte.. Co.,
1776
Union Oil Co.,
??79
Toft Lachine Shop
n
Caldwell Drug Center
1! 1780
1781
Marshall wells Stores
1782
Clerk's Cash Revolving fund
^1783
Idaho Power Co.,
1784
Recker Hdw Co.,
1785
Westeott Oil Co.,
1786
Mt. states Tel & Tel
178q
Caldwell Box Bifg Co.,
1788
Caldwell Drug Center
.1789
i
S. Ray Moon
1790 Canyon Motors Inc
1791 Shore Printing Co.,
1792 Mt. States Tel & Tel
1793 J. W.Weeks & Son
1794 Idaho Power Co.,
1795 Lodge Motor Co.,
1796 Wasatch Oil Co.,
1790 J. V. Otter
1798 Arthur Alleb'
1799 Mrs. K. W.Raker
1800 W. F. Johnston
- -_-
'k L I 'r. - Amount,
nno11C --
2S
.].4
ry
c0.0',
ail
Sac!fl_es
�'
20.
"
21.06 f
u
li ,,
11.30
n
9,bh
Calla
Supplies
5.
4.50
2.50
u
1_.9[
4.%
'iileaf =a
87.
e,
C.:F�
3.75
2.1210
Oacoli,P
682.1.8
n
764-LL
Supplies
159.15
insurance
20,96
..et�-r p, 'r'.t
297.0()
Cauntin, meter money
40.00
Slot machine py'at
3,937.50
3,937.'0
Road Oil
1,874.62
Supplies
751.40
"
42L.QO
"
335.79
"
207.47
°
149.60
"
135.77
"
127.96
n
70.7. �
"
81.37
2
39.60
it
24.7L
"
13.66L
rr
13.150
"
8.55
n
7.50
e
7.05
"
4.20
01
3.00 j
"
2.89
n
1. 23
It
.46
Power
27.28
Supplies
23:50
"
12.90
Rental & Tolls
7.00
Supplies
6.00
e
5.41
"
3.00
TOTAL SUPPLIES GENERAL FUND
CEtT:TERY FUND
SUPPLIES
Supplies
it
Rental & Tolls
Supplies
Power
Supplies
TOTAL SUPPLIES CELETERV FUND
C. A. A. AIRPORT FUND
SUPPLIES
Supplies
Contract
Supplies
e
9 15,822.02
31.90
10.53
2.25
2.00
.85
.65
� 48.18
14,133.74
250.00
117.75
68.00
52.60
TOTAL SUPPLIES C. A. A. AIRPORT FUND $ 4,622.09
-- -- - - - Nos. Name Aat for.
1801 Idaho Power Co., STREET LIGHTING FUND Stseet Lighting
1802 The American Electric SUPPLIES Supplies
TOTAL SUPPLIES STREET LIGHTING FUND
IRRIGATION FUND
SUPPL''�S
1803 Idaho Power Co.,
1804 Canyon Motors Inc
1805 Garber Motor
1806 Oscar Hauman
1807 Guy Healy
IE'08 Charlie Bourland
1869 H. E. Parmenter
TOTAL IRRIOATION FUND SUPPLIES
371
-. __.. Amount it
910.PO
98.41 i
$ 1,009.31
Supplies
n
n
n
e
i
54.94
12.00
5.05
2.88
2.68
2.88
2.50
$ 63.13
A. C. McClurg & Oct. �
WATER FUND
182,11
Dieter Bookbinding o.,
Supplies
SUPPLIES
Idaho Power Co.,
"
1809L
Thomas W. Burns, Assig Quality Food Larket
Rental
47.60
1810
Neptune Meter Co.,
"-
1,445.05
1811
Peerless Pacific Co.,
"
955.61
1812
Idaho Power Co.,
Pouter
457.78
1813
Hersey Mfg Co.,
Supplies
371.00
1814
Shorb Printing 6o.,
+
245.37
1615
Waterworks Equipment L o.,
"
207.50
1816
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co.,
165.72
1817
Consolidated Frei$htways Inc.,.
"
26.72
1818
Lodge Motor Co.,
22 .68
1819
Mt. States Tel & Tel
Rental & Toll
22.75
1820
Garrett Freightlines Inc.,
Supplies
19.86
1821
Southwick's Elec
"
17.30
1822
Addressograph Inc.,
"
13.75
1823
Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund
"
948
1824
1
Idaho Tire Exchange
It
"
1.20
1826
Arthur Allen
Westcott oil Co.,
'
7.00
4.86
1827
Burns Chev Co.,
"
4.53
1$28
Oliver M. Miller
It
2.75
TOTAL SUPPLIES HATER FUND
$ 4,048.11
LIBRARY FUND
SUPPLIES
A. C. McClurg & Oct. �
Books
182,11
Dieter Bookbinding o.,
Supplies
34.30
Idaho Power Co.,
"
31.58'
Mt. States Tel & Tel
Rental
5.00
Demco Library Supplies
Supplies
2.25
The Oregon News Co.,
11
29.75
The Caxton Printers
'+
6.75
The H. W. Wilson Co.,
"
1.50
TOTAL -SUPPLIES LIBRARY FUND
293.24
TOTAL SUPPLIES 25,926.08
GRAND TOTAL OF' EXPENDITURES FOR OCTOBER $ 45,472.86
Thereupon Councilman
Burrell introduced Bill No 14, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMEMING S ECTION 11-604 OF THE CALD: °;ELL CODE OF 1942, CHANGING THE CEMENT MIXTURE OF
CONCRETE FOUNDATION FOR MONUMENT OF TOMBSTONE; DESIGNATING SIZE OF CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS; AUTHORIZING SEXTON
ONLY TO PREPARE AND POUR SAID FOUNDATION; AND SETTING CHARGE FOR SAME-
which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 14. It was
moved by Councilman Glaisyer, seconded by Councilman Fenrich that the rules requiring that the reading of
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a Bill on three separate days be suspended and Bill No 14, be read the second time by title and the third
f time in 11111 section by section and placed on the final passage. The Acting Mkyor directed the Clerk to
call the roll on the above motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative ware : Mason,
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Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and harding. Negative: None. Absent and not votings None. The Acting
Mawr declared the motion had assed the necessary p by three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read
Bill No 14, 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 14 pass?" The Acting Mayor directed the Clerk to call
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the roll on the above question which resulted as followa: Those voting in the affirmative were: Mason,
i Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich and "arding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None.
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Thereupon the Acting Mayor declared Bill No 14p had passed and the Acting Ma in open session of
Co duly signed and approved the Bill and the Clark duly signed and attes ad the same which became Ordi-
nance 735. The Acting Mavor directed the Clark to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No.
735, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho.
Thereupon Councilman Burrell introduced Bill No 15, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE 1 THE C 01 FEE 01' ALL LDT PURCHASED PRIOR TO APRIL 20, 1936, ripow
TCH PERPETUAL CA'E HAS NOT B'Ell Fmcim7r, $35.00, RE�UIPIKG ALL MONMENTS AND TO]EGTONES 'JO Bf, BASED
' UAVIII 3PNTF AND PROHIPITIN TffE 1,_JRHING OF f - ;11TH ROOD, TINT, OR FABRICA',]D STINE Or', OTHER FAB-
RIrATFD : AT IMLF9_` &!'PP0'T_D 1 47 TIT SEXTON, A:T. LASTLY. PF': U IR LkNDrCAPI1K, X ALL U POPTIONS
)F THE Crl T AFM 7CUMING SLICK 66.
which was read ior the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration -)i Bill NO 15- It was moved
by Fenrich, seconded by fllaisy - er that the rules reaPirin that the readin- if a Pill on three separate days. .
be suspended and Bill VQ 153 be ead the second time by title and the third time in full section by section i
and placed on the final passa-e. 'the ketin._ ravor directed the Clerk to c all the roll on the above motion
with the following; reg:lt- Tlicse voting in the affirmative viere: Yason, r:laisyer, Furrellp T;ierz,, Fenrich
and hardin. Neiative: ?'one. Absent and not votin None. The Actin;; 1'ayor declared 4e motion had
gassed by the necessar three-fourth-, TaJori-t
y and directed tho Clerk to r rill ',Io 1c, the second time
1 — title and the tllrri time in Pill section h section. The Clerl read the Pill as directed. The question
1,cit- 11Sha1L Rill Flo 15 Pass?" The Act , ; a directed ; he Clerk to call the roll on the above yiestion
which resulted as follows: Those vot`n� in the affirmatil wore: TJ 1 livers, Fc•nrich
and 1, arling. Ne ilono. Absent and not c)tinr,.- 11.rC.
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h_reuln the Act i n,, 1, --or d,.clared ;�ill fo 7 ". !,ad -ncsod and the Ac in a7 in iDen session
of the Coonc '1 6 tlY si ji.d n t - 41 anO Tilri ii,d nttc_L, the same
:c:d ..e Or-.nane :�,) 73%. 71r
to se
Ordinance D 736, t the 6it,- of
C1,. ell, Idaho.
V an rotl^n v seconded b Olais!r, t - e uan oPosLd;
it anpear2, to i,hc best a61, of t e 41, or Lo P.nt,=r nto n rir lli•otg_ction
,f -reel nt j. 1, S:U,,I inc., and L.
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Rr' , 1T t' -at . =e kc oruic Cit L.1 >,i: e vii f U l wcll !'.Q
17oi to n c2 ite snll njurQnt.;. l i
Ti "ola Call t ti :-,.s n, ^1 izer, irrell, '.
.. and "arding. , u t
t3-, 1 - ! , e mot; -.r ^nd e 'Iesoluti);
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