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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-11-04city council minutesFt. TOTA 6 10200.Lin ft. 131 Labors & 1750 Lin.ft. Trenching Lay- GRAND Date for (Trenching Laying Mat. duicts trenching cutting ing Cable & Con- TOTAL TOTAL Comin L& OSL RR (cable resurface groundrods & resurfacing cute duit & resurfao- ti (ing for laying setting paint- laying cable for ing Walks OSL of {cable ip walk, ing instaall4i St. Crossing Crossing Wor (Per Lin ft.Total Eoh. o , O a e Per Lin.ft. Total Per Lin.ft.Total 92.00 13243.90 - 92.00 138%.60 - 92.00 313117.90 - - - - - - - - - 92.00 1374).15 - - - - - - - - - - 92.00 13415.05 .65 6630.00 31.00 4061.00 1.50 2625.00 1.75 700.00 14016.00 27431.05 9/ 0 92.00 132E t.06 .65 6630.00 31.00 4061.00 1.60 2625.00 1.75 700.00 1402,6.00 27300.05 �2 80.00 120 .58 5916.00 23.00 3013.00 1.32 2310.00 1.32 528.00 11767.00 23839.60 80.00 142 .10 .58 5916.00 23.00 3013.00 1.32 2310.00 1.32 528.00 11767.00 26001.10 /z11s ay 60.00 151 .66 .58 5916.00 23.00 3013.00 1.3E 2310.00 1.32 528.00 11767.00 26924.66 .6533 27.49 1.0575 1.298 11697.75 to sign such contracts on behalf of the City of Caldwe 1.,., The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following results: AYES: GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY. NAYES: BOLLMAN, DICZEN6, sANDMEYER. The vote of the Councilmen having resulted in a tie vote, the Mayor oast the deciding vote, which was in the affirmative and in favor of the adoption of said motion. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. f _ It was moved by Leighty and seconded by Johns that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. go ' J O1erc COUNCIL CHAMBERS, November, 4, 1929 I 8:00 P.M. Council met in regular session persuant to law, with Mayor MoConnei presiding and Councilmen BOLLMAN, DICKENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND S BI)MM E,'present. ABSENT DONE. ; Owing-to the absence of the City Clerk, the Mayor appointed Mr^. W-. C. Dyer Toting Olerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of M any business which might lawfully come before it. I Clyde C. Anderson, appeared before the Council and inquired in regards to wrecking old house on Corner Belmont and No. Kimball (Lots l & 2 Block 34 Original) The Mayor directed the Olerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were ordered approved as read. Thereupon Councilmen Bollman introduced Bill No. 8, By Bollman entitled: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS FOR LOCAL I PROVEMENTS MADE IN LOCAL STREET WROVENENT DISTRICT 30. 7 FOR THE CITY OF CALDVPELL, IDAHO, AND PROVIDING FOR'THE PREPARATION, CERTIFYING, FILLING AND CONFIRMATION OF A EEW ASSESS - MENT ROLL FOR'SAID IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT: FOR THE COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS MADE THEREUNDER: AND FOR THE PAYMENT OF WARRANTS ISSUED IN PAYMENT OF THE COST OF SAID n2ROVEMENT. ' which was read for the first time, and the Goumoil proceeded to a oon- m sideration of Bill Be. 8. It was moved by Bollman duly seconded by Dickens that all rules requiring the reading of a bill on three separate days be suspended and that Bill No. 8, be read the second time by title and the third time in full and placed on its final passage. The mayor caused the Clerk to call the roll on the motion with the following results: Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer. Those voting in the negative: None, Absent, None. So the mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority, and directed the Clerk to read Bill No. 8, the second time by title and the third time in Pull, section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The Question being ° "Shall Bill No. 8 pass" The M&yor directed the Clerk to call the roll whioh resulted as follows: .Those voting in the affirmative: Bollman, Dickens, Gordon, Johns, Leighty and Sandmeyer. Those voting in the negative: None. Absent: None. Thereupon the mayor dealared B111 No. 8 hes passed, the the the mayor and Clerk in opeld session of the Oounoil duly signed and approved said Bill which became ordinariae No: 476. Thd Mayor thereupon directed the Clerk to make the proper entry of the,same and cause Ordinance No. 475 to be published in the Caldwell News Tribune, the official newspaper of the city of Caldwell, County of Canyon, State of Idaho. o n motion of Councilmen Dickens, seconded by Councilman Leighty that Mr- Swift be given a letter from City Council atating appreciation of his work in oil ing the streets. motion carried. On motion of Councilman Bollman, seconded by Ocanoilman Johns, the following bills be approved and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the various fronds, to -wit: I I GENERAL FUND No. Name For What Amount 1025 Fred H. moConnel Salary n 11.00 8.00 1026 F. E. Bollmen " 8.00 1027 W. S. Gordon " 8.00 1028 Joe Dickens " 800 1029 W. H. Johns 8.00 1030 C. H. Leighty " 8.00 1031 m. S. Sandmryer " 50.00 1032 0. L. Sloan " 90.00 1033 W. C. Dyer " 14.00 1034 1035 m. H. Eustaoe Caldwell News Tribune. Supplies 1036 BOO Gee Stationery Store 4,00 5E.Ob 1037 W, 0, Dyer Sala & Stamps 0.00 91,00 1038 Luella Hartenbower Salary 1039 Greenland Drug Store Supplies 3,06 1040 -Bey Gee Stationery Store 2.00 1041 mountain St a tee Tel & Tel.Co. Services 1042 Error not issued. 1043 Error not issued 1044 Error not issued. Labor 35.00 1045 1046 Vera Baker Caldwell News Tribune supplies 14.25 1047 Gem state Lumber Co. .78 237 7.95 1048 Purkhiser Electric Shop 31.76 1049 Idaho Power Company Services 6.26 1049A The Caxton Printers Ltd. supplies 26.75 1050 Irrigators Lumber Company Supplies 165,00 1051 H. C. Gillette salary 125.00 1052 Doyle 0. Fender " 125.00 1053 Coy Collins n 125.00 1054 L. C. Krell Services 6.50 1055 O..Royoe 6.50 =5jey :.':✓Smery Royce " 6.60 1057 Goo. Randolph 6.50 1058 E. A. Smith .50 1059 S. P. Glenn 6.60 6 &©gp1 °_ Wilbur Shuee " 4.00 1061 Earl Gilbert „ 33.10, 1062 E• C. Pugh Laundry 14.30 1063 Troy Laundry Services 16.76 1064 Idaho Power Company I I it 1065 Miller Hardware Company Supplies 6.05 1066 Botkin Gordon Drug store IT 1.50 1067 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. CO.Services 11.75 1068 Boise Capital News Subscription 7.00 1069 J. Fred Rowland Salary 140.00 1070 H. E. Felton 120.00 1071 T. H. Drydon 40.00 1072 W. L. Hober " 7.00 1073 L. E. St one 3.50 1074 W. A. MynOtt " 3.•60 1076 Chas. Reed° " 3.50 1076 Carl Brown - IT 3.50 1077 C. I. Faris' " 2.00 1078 Purkhiser Elecric shop services 1.00 1079 M. W. Bawyor 4 Licenses 17.00 1080 Miller Hardware Company supplies • .20 1081 Jack Thorne Motor Company supplies 31.68 1082 D. E. Baird', PQ. D. Salary 37.50 1083 J. H. Lowell Rent 50.00 1084 Frank E. Meek salary 64.05 1085 Westoott -Allen Oil Company supplies ' TOTAL ROAD FUND 1086 L. M. Porter salary 50.00 1087 Fred Hose Salary & Expenses 168.45 1088 Tom Glenn Babor 90.00 1089 Walter Griffiths Labor 21.00 1090 Thos. R. Cochrane Labor 48.00 1091 Wm. Gainey � Labor 90.00 1092 Porter Glenn Labor 108.00 1093 M. B. Allen Labor 57.60 1094 W. H. Glenn Labor 86.40 1095 Sohramm- Johnson Drug Store Supplies 1.00 1096 E. B. Stauber Labor 86.40 1097 F. Allen Smith "'" 1 91.00 1098 E. B. Reed 22.40 1099 S. N. Vinson " 5.60 1100 George Gi1131am " 20.80 1101 R. Newman " 92.40 1102 George Allen " 112.00 1103 C. L. Bourland " 89.60 1104 Goo. Farrene " 86.40 1105 C. E. Parsons " 16.00 1106 Fred Goette' Repairs 18.10 1107 Irrigators Lumber Co. Supplies 49.44 1108 Boise Iron Works & Foundry Co. supplies 63.03 1109 W. Newman Labor 29.20 1110 W. M. St. Jeor " 51.20 1111 Noel Nadean, 51.20 1112 F. MoGoldriok " 89.60 1113 Goo. Steward " 24.00 1114 Charles Lus'llen IT 23.20 1115 J. H. Forbe "a " 762.69 1116 Snappe kart Store supplies 7.20 1117 Gem State Lumber Company " . 18.65 1118 Mark Sawyer Labor 83.20 1119 George Wimiie " 86.00 1120 Ancil Rayne supplies 11.50 1121 Chas. Reed ' Labor 22.40 1122 John Oiler' 41.60 1123 Concrete Pipe Company Supplies 11.72 1124 Claude Luellen Labor 28.00 1125 Walter Griffiths, Jr. Labor 44.80 1.126 Feanaughty'Mfg. Company supplies 178.00 1127 Miller Hardware Company 11.76 1128 A. W. Duncan Labor 17.60 1129 Westoott Allen 011 Company Supplies 87.80 1130 Evans Repair Shop " 72.85 1131 Bunting Tractor Company IT 31.41 1132 M. E. Curtis Hay 42.38 1133 Idaho Junk'House supplies 28.00 1134 Benz Spring Company 1. 22.93 1135 Idaho Power' Company Servioes 149.75 , 1136 D. L. DeCunrut Supplies 6.22 1137 Standard Oil Company of Calif. Supplies 4.38 1138 Jack Thornd rotor Company " 28.43 1139 Butler Hardware Company 52.00 1140 Oxweld Acetylene Company 10.60 1141 Tom Sing ' IT 7.05 1142 Morrison- Zhudeen Repairing pavement on 4052.50 Main Street TOTAL WATER WORKS FUND 1143 L. M. Porter Salary 5000 1144 C. L. Sloan " 100.00 1145 Bryan Harding 125.00 1146 Chas. Rogers Labor 108.50 1147 Wilbur Shuee Salary 109.00 1146 Kenneth Niokle Labor 46.00 1249 Ernest Mason Labor 51.60 1150 Lester Perkins Labor 9060 1151 Don Perkins " 9.60 1152 Jack Thorne gotor Co. supplies 48.42 1163 Butler Hardware Co. " 13.25 1154 Purkhiser Eleotric Co. " 1.55 1155 Westcott Bllex 011 Co. " 18.00 1156 Miller Hardware Co. " 13.65 1157 D. P. DeCunrut " 3.50 1158 Idaho Power Co. Services 212.90 , 1159 Caldwell Mfg., Co. Supplies 45.05 1160 Caxton Printers Ltd. Tabs 1.36 1161 Bee Gee Stationery store supplies .30 1162 Greenlunds Drug Store " 2.20 1163 Caldwell Radiator Works supplies & Repairs 4.65 1164 Knapp® Point ,shapp " 11.25 1165 Irrigators Itbr. Co. " 2.96 1166 A. W. Duncan 9 86 1167 , Waterworks Euipment Co. supplies 138.81 1168 Neptune Meter Co. " 226.09 1169 Crane Company, " 105.29 1170 Pittsburgh Equitable Meter Co. " 127.80 ° 1171 Mountain St. ,Tel. Co. Services 5666 }ggg TOTAL -- T$'9 Y.M CEMETERY FUND 1172 John w. Rosa . Salary 100.00 1173 J. A. Lemmon " 90.00 1174 Wilson Mere. D0. Supplies 11.60 1176 A. W. Duncan . Supplies 675 TOTAL 202935 , SARK FU14D 1176 C. C. Gurwell Salary 100.00 1177 Wm. Baremore , Labor 36.40 1178 Caldwell Yrodnee Company Supplies 7.95 1179 Idaho Power Company Services 14.45 1180 Miller Hardware Company Supplies .75 1181 Gem State Lumber Company " 17.66 TOTAL �1 9.2 LIBRAEr YUND 1182 Rosalie Lee Bell salhry & Services 139.3E 1183 William Mardi Janitor 40.00 1184 Irrigators Lbr. Co. supplies Coal 26.00 1185 H. R. Hunting Co. Supplies 64.79 1186 J. K. Gill Ca. " 10.66 1187 Pioneer Library Bindery 34.21 1188 Gem State Lba. Ca. Goal 261.99 1189 Milliner Transfer 00. Frt. & Drayage 3.32 1190 Miller Hardware Co. supplies 5.00 1191 Caldwell Plbg. & Heating CO. Services & Supplies 12.60 1192 Rice Tranafer Prt. & Drayage 4.42 TOTA 2 ' IRRIGATION FUIM 1YY° 1193 Walter Griffiths Labor 48.50 1194 Thee. R. Cochrane Labor 51.00 1196 M. B. Allen . Labor 32.00 1196 V. Parrans Labor 16.00 1197 Prod Brown " 16.00 1198 Earl Drown " 17.60 1199 Charles Randolph " 32.00 1200 W. Newman " 58.80 1201 Hugh Gardner, 19.20 1202 W. M. St. Jeor " 36.20 1203 Noel Nadean 35.20 1204 Goo. Steward " 80.00 1205 Wm. Baramore " 6.40 1206 S. Earle Boyes " 57.60 1207 Hay -Boone Company, Assigned Account 38.40 1208 John siler Labor 12.80 1209 Prank Dowd 63.50 1210 I. E. Goldsmith Repairs 1211 Gem State Lumber Company supplies 36.00 1212 Concrete Pipe Company " 901.78 1.00 1213 1214 A. W. Duncan Idaho Power Company Services 44.35 1215 Miller Hardware Company Supplies 2.40 1216 Butler Hardware Company " TOTAL 7.46 TUMMY- Tj � i AIRPORT FUND 1219A Jessie D. walker Services 1217 Porter Glenn Labor 12.00 TOTAL 1218 Ike Jones Labor 130.60 1220 Morrison— Knudsen 1219 Claude Luallen " 120,40 The Oaxton Printers, Ltd. Supplies 5.35 TOTAL L. M. Porter Labor 50.00 1223 STREET LIGHTING FUND Labor 94.50 12184 mm Idaho Power Company services 520.05 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #8 TOTAL 520.55 Labor Tj � i It was moved by Leighty and seconded by Gordon that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. / II APPRO W g lark. Mayor. COUNCIL CHA MERS December 2, 1929, 8:00 1'.M. Council met in regular session persuant to law, with Mayor McCOMLI presiding and Councilmen, DICY,'ENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDNIlEYER, present. Absent, BOLIXUR. owing to the absence of the City Clerk, the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of amy business which might lawfully come before it. The Mayor directed the Clerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting, which was ordered approved as read. L. D.'Horn, appeared before the City Council in behalf of Columbia Gorge Motor Company and requested a loading zone be established in front of their office on Seventh Street end extending North to the Rome Cafe. Motion by Sandmeyer, seconded by Johns, That the Matter of the Loading Zone of the Columbia Gorge Motor Company be referred to the Street Committee with Power to Act, consisting of Councilmen Dickens, Leighty and Chief of Police Fred Rowland. Motion carried. AIRPORT FUND 1219A Jessie D. walker Services 1244.00 TOTAL STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT # 7 1220 Morrison— Knudsen Company Oiling 4969.97 1221 The Oaxton Printers, Ltd. Supplies 5.35 1228 L. M. Porter Labor 50.00 1223 Walter Griffiths Labor 94.50 TOTAL 5119082 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #8 1224 A. W. Duncan Labor 26.25 1225 L. M. Porter i 75.00 1226 M. H: Euateae services .50 1227 I. E. Goldsmith Supplies 48.70 TOTAL 150.48 STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT # 10 1226 Oaxton Printers Ltd. Supplies 32.50 1229 Ida Erickson Typing 5.00 1230 Caldwell —News Tribune Printing 39.55 TOTAL 77.05 It was moved by Leighty and seconded by Gordon that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. / II APPRO W g lark. Mayor. COUNCIL CHA MERS December 2, 1929, 8:00 1'.M. Council met in regular session persuant to law, with Mayor McCOMLI presiding and Councilmen, DICY,'ENS, GORDON, JOHNS, LEIGHTY AND SANDNIlEYER, present. Absent, BOLIXUR. owing to the absence of the City Clerk, the Mayor appointed Mr. W. C. Dyer Acting Clerk, and announced that the Council was in session for the consideration of amy business which might lawfully come before it. The Mayor directed the Clerk to read the minutes of the previous meeting, which was ordered approved as read. L. D.'Horn, appeared before the City Council in behalf of Columbia Gorge Motor Company and requested a loading zone be established in front of their office on Seventh Street end extending North to the Rome Cafe. Motion by Sandmeyer, seconded by Johns, That the Matter of the Loading Zone of the Columbia Gorge Motor Company be referred to the Street Committee with Power to Act, consisting of Councilmen Dickens, Leighty and Chief of Police Fred Rowland. Motion carried.