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Home My WebLink About1952-11-03city council minutes/1,3 CONNCIL CHAMBERS NOVEMBER 3, 1 95 2 , I 8100 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall , with the Mayor Jason C. Smith, presiding. Upon Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Fran Blomquist, L. E. Burrell., John I Wars,-Ernest Weick, Dale Fenrich and J. M. Bettis. The Bills for October were read and on motion by Blomquist, seconded by Burrell that these bills he allowed and warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance Committee. Motion carried. SAIARIES -- GENERAL FUND Nos. Name What for Amount 1695 Jason C. Smith Salary $ 100.00 1696 F. L. Blomquist It 33.99 1697 Lawrence Burrell " 36.57 1698 John Myers " 33.99 1699 Dale Fenrich " 40.00 1700 J. M. Bettis " 40.00 1701 ' Ernest Weick " 40.00 1702 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment lo.40 1703 Bankers Life Company Insurance 15.45 1704 H. E. Parmenter Salary 259.32 1705 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 4.33 1706 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 2. ` 1707 ° First National Bank Withholding Tax 25.10 1708 - Canyon County Social S 4.33 1709 ' Ada Hartenbower Salary 230.72 1710 Edna S. Augustus " " 157.00 105.50 1711 Dorothy D. Martin Social 9.38 1712 Canyon County Security - City payment 1713 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 7.80 1714 First National Bank Withholding Tax 120.58 1715 Canyon County Social Security 9.35 262.79 1716 Lionel C. Krall Salary 235.23 1717 Coy Collins " 245.13 1718 1719 Waldo Paddock Forest Milender " " 248.67 224.88 1720 Eugene Inge " 229.97 1721 Dale Hanks " 241.07 1722 Dorwin Sparks " 241.07 '1723 John Warren " 248.67 1724 ' Thomas Burns 1725 Roy Arbaugh " 231.92 226.26 1726 Harold E. Perdect " " 231.69 1727 Charles William Phillips " 230.23 1728 Edward 0. Smith 25. 00 1729 ' Mathew Maxtell Services ° 18.99 1730 • W. F. Johnston " 21.57 1721 ° R. C. Stevens a 25.00 1732 W. R. Vail " 25 1733 Gordon Sams " .00 25.00 1734 Ross McKeeth '! 24.00 1735 Herbert K. Mason " _ 24.00 1736 ' 1736 Olen Waner State Treasurer Firemen's Fund - City payment 68.03 1738 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 39.00 183.90 j 1739 ` First National Bank Withholding Tax 68.03 1740 State Treasurer Firemen's Fund 61.41 17L1 Bankers Life Company Insurance 323.23 1742 Dale G. Haile Salary " 285.39 1743 Henry P. Schmidt a 253.32 1744 Wm. 14. Carlson " 80 244.42 1745 Elvis Burton " 278. 1746 - Elwood Siegmann 261.68 1747 Dan Davison ! " 237.95 1748 Dora F. Hopkins 219.18 1749 Clarence imberg " " 233.19 1750 Evan J. Mackey " 238.28 1751 Cecil Hall 227.18 1752 Bill Hodge " 227.18 1753 Louis Allen Brown a 11 218.66 1754 Max White 221.52 1755 Austin White ° 174.68 1756 Evelyn Douglas n 78.65 1757 1758 W. S. Maxey Canyon County Social Security - City payment 59.58 1759 ° Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 39.00 258.10 1760° First National Bank Withholding Talc 59.58 1761 Canyon County Social Security 61.80 ' 1762 ' Bankers Life Company Insurance 125.00 1763° Department of Public Health Salary " 319.75 1764 L. M. Porter s 226.18 1765 Bryan Harding " 231.11 17666• Donald Baird " 191.50 1767 1768 Oliver Krauss Canyon County Social Security - City payment 11.53 1769 Bankers Life Company Insurance -City payment 10.40 ley Nos. Name - _ - What for 3 Amount 151.50 1770 First National Bank Withholding Tax 11.53 1771 Canyon County Social Security 9.44 1772 Bankers Life Company Insurance 118.99 1773 William F. Gigray, Jr. Salary . . 2.60 1774 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 64.40 1775 Bankers Life Company Ins7rahce 6.01 1776 Robert E. Mackland Salary 226.18 1777 Canyon County Social Security 3.90 2.6o 1778 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 1779 Canyon County Social Security 3.90 29.80 1780 j 1781 First National Bank S. P. Glenn Withholding Tax S almi 239.11 1782 J. S. Wymore " 243.63 252.15 1783 Wilbur Wykert " 292.53 1784 Herman Jensen " 224.86 1785 1786 Don Shaw Ed McKinsey " 202.46 1787 T. W. Farley " 187.93 1788 John Wansgard " 206,75 1789 Fred Villines " 206.75 1790 Samuel L. E " 180.26 1791 William Costin " 167.93 1792 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 40.32 1793 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 28.60 1794 First National Bank Withholding Tax 228.40 1795 Canyon County Social Security 40.31 1796 Bankers Life Company Insurance 35.18 1797 George Hamsar Salary 11.38 1798 Harry Flagg " 2 21.5 2 1799 Russell Leroy Mears " 146.95 1800 Arthur Simpson ° 192.64 1801 Raymond Scott " 180.26 1802 Volin Ayers Hellman " 7.88 1803 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 13.06 1804 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 7.80 1805 First National Bank Wtithholding Tax 91.10 1806 Canyon County Social Security 13.06 1807 Bankers Life Company Insurance 6.01 TOTAL SALARIES - GENERAL FUND ll4,527.62 SALARIES - WATER FUND 1808 C. D. Crandall Salary _ 244.79 1809 Roy Davis " 221.43 1810 Sam Hartkopf " 221.43 1811 Roy Melton " 224.86 1812 Richard Claussen '+ 195.93 1813 Wilma Keech 178.77 1814 Frank Kessler " 194.21 1815 James errill " 183.11 1816 Lester Reeves it 151.36 1817 Steve Fish " 191.36 1818 H. W. Phillips " 212.76 1819 Pauline Oliver " - 13.60 1820 Canyon CoUnty Social Security - City payment 39.58 1821 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 20.80 1822 First National Bank Withholding Tax 321.70 1823 Canyon County Social Security 39.58 1824 Bankers Life Company Insurance 20.58 TOTAL SALARIES - WATER FUND 2,715.85 SALARIES - SPRINKLING FOND 1825 Lenard Hunt Salary 204.78 1826 W, R. Vail ° 206.75 1827 Paul Stanks " 180.26 1828 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 9.60 1829 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 7.80 1830 First National Bank Withholding Tax 32.50 1831 Canyon County Social Security 9.60 1832 Bankers Life Company Insurance 6.01 TOTAL SALARIES - SPRINKLING FUND 697.10 1833 George Hamar Salary 244.51 1834 James Logan Seale " 210.99 1835 Ada Hartenboner " 34.48 1836 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 8.49 1837 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 5.20 1838 First National Bank Withholding Tax 64.40 1839 Canyon County Social Security 8.49 1840 Bankers Life Company Insurance 3.43 TOTAL SALARIES -- CEIE TERY FUND 579,99 SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND 18111 C. L. Bourland Salary 301.82 1842 Guy Healy " 239.11 1843 Oscar Naumann " 247.63 18144 Henry Mende " 242.54 1845 Henry Daugherty " 87.o4 18146 Herb A. Mason " 209.33 1847 E. G. Eisenbrandt " 216.78 1W Canyon County Social Security - City payment 25.31 1849 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 13.00 1850 First National Bank Withholding Tax 95.40 1851 Canyon County Social Security 25.31 1852 Bankers Life Company Insurance 22.31 TOTAL SALARIES - IRRIGATION FUND 1,725.59 I LJ I A ' it 1 J SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND Name Ids Ruby 1813 What for Salary Am' �7.70 $ 1854 - Mrs. Harold Skinner 148.67 245.90 1855 , Dorothy E. Loan 27.20 1856 Treva Davison �� 132.87 1857 Emmett Giddings 1858 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 13.87 1859 Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 10.40 104.70 1860 First National Bank Withholding Tax 13.66 1861 Canyon County Social Security 6.50 1862 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES - LIBRARY FUND 9A SALARIES - LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DIST. # 19 1863- Bert Mumford Salary 276.47 1864 Canyon County Social Security - City payment 2 :60 1865 - Bankers Life Company Insurance - City payment 15.E 1866• First National Bank Withholding Tax 4.$0 1867 - Canyon County Social Security 3.43 n 1868 Bankers Life Company Insurance TOTAL SALARIES -- L.I.D. # 19 307.10 [' J GRAND TOTAL SALARISS & SERVICES 3 2 1,474.70 SUPPLIES - GENERAL FU13D 27.00 1869 Golden Pheasant Cafe Supplies " 57.84 1870. Shorb Printing Cc 12 50 1871. Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 10.00 1872. The Dille Agency Bond 3.00 1873 Burroughs Adding Machine Supplies " 1.50 1874 Moore Stationery " 41.25 1875 Shorb Printing Cc 12 50 50 1876. Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 6$. 1877 Idaho Power Company Service 3 1878 Summers Stationery Store Supplies 15 5 15 9 .95 Furniture Cc 1879 Independent Fu " .43 1880 Boise Payette lumber Go 71.60 1881 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 6.24 1882 Troy L u ndry Service 5 1883- Moore Stationery Sunnlies 3 1884 Coy Collins Telephone 6..0o 00 1885 Dorwin Sparks 3,0a 1886 Waldo Paddock 3,00 1887 Forrest Milender 1888 Eugene Inge 3.00 3.00 1889• Dale Hanks " 3.00 1890 Thomas Burns 3.00 1891, John Warren 3.00 1892. Roy Arbaugh 3.00 1893• Harold Perfect 3.00 1894 Chas. Phillips 3.00 1895 Edward Smith 3.00 1.894 Matthew Maxwell 3.00 1897 W. F. Johnston " 3.00 1898. Gordon Sams 3.00 1899 R. C. Stevens 3.00 1900 Ross McKeeth 3.00 1901 W. R. Vail � , 3.00 1902 Olen Waner 3.00 j 1903 Herbert Mason 1904 Cooperative Oil Ass n n 5u pP lies 2.45 1.69 1905 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 104.06 1906. Hal J s 80.11 1907 Phillips Petroleum Rental 52.30 1908. Mountain States Tel & Tel 43.83 1909 Golden Rule Store e9 pP 39.41 1910 Motor Inn u 36.92 1911 The Sawtooth Company 32.00 1912. Nampa Radio Service 18.30 1913 Burns Chevrolet Cc 13.30 1 9 1914 Summers Stationery Store 12.50 L 1915 Howard Electric 5.37 1916. Moore Stationery 5.10 1917 Boise Payette Lbr. 5.00 1918 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund ,90 1919. Becker Hardware Co. 17.75 1920. lodge Motor Co „ 12.00 1921. Charles H. Basey 1922 Idaho Blueprint 2.31 1.00 1923 Moore Stationery u 90.53 1924 Caldwell News Tribune 42.05 1925 Harold's Drive Inn deals 11.50 1926 El Adobe Meals 6.50 1927 Caldwell Memorial Hospital Supp lies 23.16 1928 Pioneer Irrigation District Taxes 60.00 1929 Magee -Hale Park -O -Meter Co Supplies 861.30 1930 Phillips Petroleum 488.47 1931 Intermountain Equipment 426.62 1932 Columbia Equipment 1933 Engineering Sales Service 'i Cancelled n 408.89 230.61 1934 D. N. Nordling Parts 208.12 1935 Canyon County Noxious Weed 138.76 1936 Burns Chevrolet Co 44.50 1937. United Badioator Shop 41.08 Oil Corpration 1938 Richfield P ° I � T 6� Nos. 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 Name H. J. Wood Caldwell Auto Supply Howard Electric Home Lumber & Coal Cc Boise Payette Lumber Cc Western Bearings Consolidated Supply Cc Harry's RAraii- Shop Idaho Power Cc Mrs. Emmett Garland Armco Drainage & Metal Products B & M Equipment Cc B. R. R. Firestone Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Caldwell Hardware King Brown Gardens Vassar Produce Bentley - Milorganite B & M Equipment Arthur Allen Idaho Power Cc Lodge Motor Cc Coo Hammar What for Supplies n n n v u n e Service Salary Supplies n n n n n to to n Service Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES - GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES - AIRPORT FUND Supplies Service TOTAL SUPPLIES -- AIRPORT FUND SUPPLIES - WATER FUND Service Supplies n n n n Ren tal Supplies to n Taxes Supplies n n It It n n to TOTAL - WATER FUND SUPPLIES - - SPRMnING FUND Supplies n TOTAL SUPPLIES - SPRINKLING FUND SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND Supplies Rental Supplies Service TOTAL SUPPLIES - CEMETERY FUND SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND Service Supplies n Telephone ri of It Recording Supplies M it n TOTAL SUPPLIES - IRRIGATION FUND SUPPLIES -- LIBRARY FUND Supplies n n n Service Supplies Amount S 34.lo 32.81 28.50 27.50 19.39 14.54 13.50 9.68 9.5o 6.03 5.89 5.53 4.2o 2.69 2.63 53.75 40.30 8.84 7.51 7.50 10.50 4.10 1962 • Nampa Asphalt & Paving Cc 1963 Idaho Power Co 1964 Idaho Power Cc 1965 Homelito Corporation 1966 Consolidated Supply 1967 Shorb Printing Co 1968 Hersey Manufactoring Cc 1969 - Lodge Motor 1970 Westcott 011 Corporation 1971 Mountain States Tel & Tel 1972 Waterworks Supplies 1973 Motor Inn 1974 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 1975 Caldwell Irrigation District 1976 Addressograph Sales Agency 1977 Caldwell Auto Supply 1978 Boise Payette Lumber 1979 Addressograph Sales Agency 1980 B & M Equipment Cc 1981 Summers Stationery Store 1982 - Gibbs Truck Line 1983 Garrett Freightlines 1984 Idaho Tire Exchange 1985 Engineering Sales Service 1986 Columbia Equipment Cc 1 9 8 7 Caldwell Irrigation District 1 988 - Barbee Glass & Paint Co 1989 Mountain States Tel & Tel 1990 The Sawtooth Company 1991 Idaho Power Cc 012 - The Oregon News Cc 1 92 . Idaho Power Company 19 leo_J Mason Motor Cc 199 urns Chevrolet Cc 1995 Arthur Allen 1996 Richfield Oil Corporation 1997 Motor Inn Service 1998 Guy Healy 1999 - Mrs. Henry Mende 2000 C. L. Bourland 2001 Oscar Naumann 2002 H. E. Parmenter ?003 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 2004 Becker Hardware Co )05 Merrell Brothers ?006 . H. E. Parmenter 1 007 Caldwell Plumbing & Heating Co !008 The J. K. Gill Co !009 Verd A -Ray Corporation :010 A. C. McClurg '011 Idaho Power Co 012 - The Oregon News Cc 013 Doubleday & Co 014 Gaylord Bros., Inc 015 The H. R. Huntting Co 016 Mountain States Tel & Tel R tal 8, 494.55 354.00 249.00 230.25 222.56 48.80 41.77 28.45 25.53 17.60 15.36 12.18 11.75 7.83 7.5o 4.45 3.09 2.40 1.84 1.80 119. 2. 122. 898.00 4.45 4.00 2.00 1.00 96.30 22.50 18.77 15.00 10.16 5.40 4.89 4.89 4.89 4.89 4.o0 1.62 1.20 196.01 96.95 77.08 58.20 42.50 41.00 20.40 18.50 17.80 15.98 12.50 I I I i i I I I l� l i J I IL7 V t i I I I i I i I I i I I Nos. Name Vihat for Amount 2J17 The Caxton Printers Supplies 1.42 TOTAL SUPPLIhZ LIBRARY FUND $ 402.33 SUPPLIES — ST. LIGHTING FUND 2018 Idaho Power Co., Service 1,162.30 20;9 Ford & Both Electric Supplies 240.00 2020 Baxter Foundry & Machine Lorks " 63.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES ST. LIGHTING FIND 1,465.30 SUPPLIES — CE'JBTERY SINNING FUND 2021 B & M Equipment Co., Supplies 107.55 2022 Vassar Produce Co., " 93.75 TOTAL SUPPLIES - -- CEMETERY SINKING FUND SUPPLIES --- L. I. D. # 18 2023 King Brown Gardens " 7.00• TOTAL SUPPLIES -- L. 1. D. # 18 I .DO SUPPLIES -- L. I. D. # 19 202L C. L. Strang Supplies 6170.98 TOTAL SUPPLIES - -- L. I. D. # 19 — 6,1 0.88 SUPPLIES - -- BOISE AVENUE DRAIN 2025 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 797.97 TOTAL SUPPLIES - -- BOISE AVENUE DRAIN 297.9 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICES $ 24,550.09 GRAND TOTAL SALARIES & SUPPLIES FOR O ^TONER w 46,Q?4..79 Application for Pool License was readfr a Brink's Inc., the fee accompanying the application, Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Vera that this License be granted. Upon RD11 Call it appeared the motion was unim-ous]y carried. The: moon '. ".'eicic ii.troduced i71 !'o. 29, -r. tied: P.:, C. °,^" ^'4•. - ,'yC "HT- PAn1 1 - 7A- LiSP - -'CAL IVYH07E1 DISTRICT ::D. 1 FOR I11E CST: Ci CALL',VF.d',L DA:'0; .: ld. :i "1c ..FD A P Pi--'" P., t. wLT. 7 0° S -- ?C FILET, lid THE 0r1'lCE CF 'P1E CITY CLL - ,v ON TEE, 25th DAY 01 hL =,; 1952, AND ACCEPTED, 4PPROVED "L CCT•IR' iY :r1E COUNCIL ,. 7EE SL4 DAY CF SLbTENT-t, 1952; PRO, =': .vR TEE P.T 'iTX I DF THP COS7S 4WD EY-PERS.S T:PE 1LT?C2F1!ENTS !Ik= CP TO r 7 "ALE 1� S L 1 -- t_CT, � S SS. ^� D LX"EN'CES I S4I5 - naaRC,= .PE?�"C` UP:' ".1 CR AIRCSS THE A "ilmm'SC, ADJOININ::,. CJ.L's ANT ADJACENT ✓"S, 1 ,7- SPtn TA"?7 N2 °ARcr-TZ - LAA'0 '�'R• ::i AIM 'iCLUCEIi IN 54IC DIS:R =CT: PRESCRIBING Tt.E %%FFE.R FCR '-HE Pe,:,IENT OF ASSESSMENT- °RC' +IDING r' ^R "APE I5.`tU4*�rE CF rNST4Ti6�E ??T ?'�ZS CF Sk ": GI °TRIC ; P??C4'iD : :dG TEE FORM, •� T'rc cooGm -F p.r,•C AIL .c AL o Iacrm p 1 Tn .r Nr� `fA JRi _A %I "L:' Ih. _ RP. .L C... _ C.. FCC _ _'UT° FIPT JE T[L, ISS.IA OF SAID _":; :S. mt:ich via, read fwr the first 9,t me and L,.,, to „f Bill ::u 28. It w-„ mov by ulomqist, seconded by Burrell th;.t the rule_ ra,uirine that the readir.E of a Bill on three !:n,rata days be suspcndad and Bill No 29, be read the sect ^.d time by title and the third time in full section by section and pisced on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the Roll on the above mution with the follow -% result: Those voting in theaffirmative were; Blpr„quist, Burrell, hers, .foie!:, Fenrich and ,i. L. Bettis. Neg Prone. Absent and not v..t'_ng: None. The Mayor declared 4:c =tior. had : =jed by the necessary three - fourth-- majority and directed the 01Prk to read Bill ND 2$, the second time by title and the third time ir full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being "Shall Bill No 29 pass ?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll nn the above question which resulted as follclvs; Those voting in the affirmative were. Blcmouist, Burrell, Myers, ;9eick, Fenrich and Bettis. Negative: None. Absent End not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 29, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill, and the Clerk duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance No 903. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 803, to be, published in the Caldwell News - Tribune the official newspaper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. RESOLUTION NO 1. By Councilman Weick. A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE AND SELL BONDS OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRIC. N0. 19 OF THE CITY OF CALEMILL, IN THE COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO, AND INVITING AND RECEIVING BIDS THEHEFCP.. BE IT RESOL9ED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; Section 1. That Notice is hc authorized, ordered, and directed to be given and published as hereinafter provided, that the Mayor and Council of tho City of Caldwell, Idaho, propose to sell and invite I �Z written proposals for the purchase of bonds of Local Improvement District No. 19 of the City of Caldwell, Canyon County, Idaho, in the amounts and for the purposes specified in the following form, to -wit: NOTI63 OF PROPOSAL To ISSUE AND SELL BONDS OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 19 OF THE CITY OF CALD'I'EI.L, IN THE COUNTY OF CANYON, STATE OF IDAHO, AND INVITING AND RFCEIVINO BIDS THEREFOR. - Public Notice is hereby given that sealed bide for the purchase of bonds of Local Improvement District No. 19 of the City of Caldwell, in the County of Canyon, State of Idaho, will he received at the office of the City clerk until Monday, the 1st day of December, 1952, at the hour of 8 :00 otclock P. M. Said bonds shall be in an amount aggregating the principal sum of Twenty -Sour Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty nine and 68 /100 Dollars (824,829.68), in denominations of Five Hundred Dollars (8500.00) each, except Bond No. 1, which shall be in the Amount of Three Hundred Twenty -nine and 68/100 Dollars �adx36s@x'?a>:3aas (8329.68); said bonds shall be numbered consecutively from 1 to 50 inclusive, to be dated December 1, 1952, payable numerically in ten (10) installments, of approximately equal amounts each year, each installment of bonds maturing in respective years annually from 1953 to 1962 inclusive; but shall be subject to call on any interest date following the delinquency of any installment of the assessment; said bonds to bear interee at such rate or rates not greater than five (5 %) per annum, as may be determined at the time of sale, payabl semi - annually on the 1st day of December and the lot day of June of each year at this office of the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, or The First National Bank of Caldwell, Caldwell, Idaho. Bidders are to submit said bids specifying the lowest rate of interest and premium, if any above par, at which the bidder will purchase said bonds or the lowest rate of interest at which the bidder will purchase said bonds, and all tenders, bids, or offers to purchase must be addressed to the Mayor and ti ouncil of the City of Oaldwell, Idaho, without condition or qualification, and be accompanied by a eertifi.ed check on some bank in the State of Idaho, payable to the City Treasurer of said City in the amount of five per cent (5`8) of amount of bid, or being a cash deposit in like amount, to be forfeited to the City as liquidate damages should the successful bidder fail or refuse to take up or pay for the bonds within thirty days after the notice by the city Of its readiness to deliver said bonds. Unsuccessful bidders will be returned their certified checks. .All bids shall be conditioned upon approving of a satisfactory legal opinion as to the legality of the said issue; provided, however, that said bonds shall not be sold for less than their face or par value and accrued interest at the time of disposal by the City Treasurer, under the general supervision of the Mayor and Oouncil. The said City will furnish the bonds; Each of the said bonds and each of the coupons attached thereto, shall be duly and regularly issued in form and contents in coa fortuity with Chapter 29, Title 50 of the Idaho Code of the State of Idaho, and all other laws thereunto enabling, or in amendment thereof. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Mayor and City 'ouncil of the City of Caldwell, Id =ho. Jason C. Smith ATTEST: .Lfayor. Ada Hartenbower City Clerk. Section 2. That said notice shall be the same as hereby ordered, published at least once a week fora period not less than three consecutive calendar weeks prior to the 1st day of December, 1952, in the Caldwell News - Tribune, and the City clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause said notice to be published in duplicate in the farm of publisher'r affidavit, one of which she shall oreserve as a part of the records and files in her office, and the other of which she shall furnish to the purchaser of said bonds. PASSED by the Council this 3rd day of November, 195% APPROVED by the Mayor this 3rd day of November, 1952. ATTEST• (. r s . a / T - / Mayor. City C er � I i >6 9 I I I 'n j Thereupon Councilman Burrell introduced Bill No. 31, `-n.titled: 911 ORDINANCE CRE:TIFG AND FWAMISH_NO A LOCAL DISTRICT TO EE CALLED SND KNC<NN AS "LOCAL I1PHCVFHENT DISTRi CT NO. 23 FOR THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAIIC "T rn5ICNATING T]'.F P ^DN!IARIES OF 91M IM_ PROVEVFNT CTST2?CT; PRCVIDI @G FOR NST ' "CTIO4 S�';'F'RS, DITC::FS 4 ^ " CONDUITS "D Cs+.1 CR SANiT1R° ",:ID RR.4�NAc ^T "ER �R nO' ^p, m .-,,., O;TL�Tg� �Te `:'4NYO?,ES, C4_; °PRPOSES, c "!: 2ASi "ds, ,"LUSH TANKS, SEPT!-, T r'NKS, A'Z AI: ^_.;Ei: SP'4rti APP9RTEP19NCES WCESSARY c R VIE CQET'CRT, CCt "m7 —nE, 1'FALTf? AITD TNEL -S=ING 111E ' "jFICT. ..IT EI *1; -.:-`,:DT HC T'!"T TuE rJcT q'vm FvncgSE OF 5 ".: -�nC'1 ! °, ^,•,1"S ;:1:. PIE TAM VT AS.;•SSFD 'ON 4LT THE P?^ - FIY '4ID I "."' 7I9.PICT tO!!I *tc Tnr n_'1TT' ^1 , A ^•3O'_. "di :dG, ,)!': d�„o. ?'T L:!r:5 - sir• =STS %-- ' s.,. ""F'F ;,OT A °u ?' dDS L? r T1 I :C, TD 4 m it I FR <Pl .11G 'I'.E M.EMOD AS _ "E 1 li AY', i E Gr, �! TH A. 1 AD i I .. -2 1 r i.IDS i'OR OUCi. .."Tra:^l, .. . 4. CL. ... :w. J . Y .._ .,CI ,C THE ,.C3k. LL,:) LAECR FOR Ti!E OV- "TP,CC1 C1] - te REnnpr:N'j .7, r h 7 _ ._ . "r °!;, _ , FNE - , Tai w" =n - IT-, AItD DECLARING A1: E'• RCIC:Cl. w1dch war read for the first time and t,o Ccuneil proceeded to o conaiderc.tion of Bill do. 31. ""•ti ti o ^ io ^ -d L,y p ^cp'crty <aTers, •sa grew. C <d ;h- .:ayor anu Con <tl petitioning the or<ni h of rreecart -„rest hewn &en its int.<reecticv: wit:: Boi:r: Avei:ue c.. the Edst and I ver••ide C_ nn! _ on ttw ^aoct. :he City Engineer sLted t._.. the prcperty b!tveen Eoiue Avena. n. ^.d Riverride Canal had never been �ia_!cd. ..._ i:ay r informed t!s ti ono :•s +:.a;, a o'.s ' . Elicild bo made and presected tc the Council for I app!�oval. Th C'. =_yon and C.. . c *:1 :•eo - cc a _.,,n from ^.._...r;nt° ^d `uFlnen- men of Cal.cwell, with a prcnosed Li.. day , ;,-_rd 3rdi rr , pc ° =. ti:•rii.g the :.'ay d cr an ..:moil to enact the Sunday C lozirg Crdi,.arco. TFer -.upon Ceuncilmar. D4yers intrsauccd' Bill N, 3C, entitled: AN 35MINANCE C. Tail CITY OF CALM5L L, ID4H0, REC:'L4:INC T..O �!'sOFS 1 '£HE OPERATION OF RETAIL °USINESSES 'PaTHT_'' TRY SAID CITY; P- rzVIn:NC PFY4 ?'"IFS ?C3 THE VICLATIT tN 0 r:' :5 ORDINANCE; °.PEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF O%DINANCES IN CONFLICT H °'.: rITH AIND PROVIDING THE DATE TIUS ORDINANCE S;:ALI, L'ECO E EFFECTIVE. which was read for the first time and the Council proceeded to a consideration of Bill Ho. 30. The Council requested that the petiticns he extended to show the attitude of business in gener -sl on the subject. Mr. Nike Leonard of Boise was present and discussed with the Mayor and Council the matter ofa preliminary survey for sewage disposal. The 14ayor informed Mr. Leonard at the present time the City of Caldwell was not prepared to have a survey made, but, when the City decides to have a survey made a Council Meeting will be called and all interested firms may discuss their plans with the Council. Mr. Leonard stated he would be glad to meet with the Council. at any time. Council-man Bettis advised the Mayor and Council that the parking lot on the High School grornds had been completed. The Mayor and Council discussed the matter of traffic signs on streets intersecting.Bighway 30 this matter was referred to the Road Department and Chief of Police. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by "oumeilman Blomquist that Council adjourn. Motion carried. / Mayor. City Ulerk