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Home My WebLink About1934-11-05city council minutesr t i COUNCIL CH..MBERS, NOVEMBER 5, 1934, 8: P., M. The Regular monthly Ideating of the City Council met in the Council Room of the City Hall, with the Mayor, Emery L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call, the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. 3, Boynton, C. E. Bales, G. W. Montgomery. Absent: G. M. Nenrich add W. R. Hollingsworth. The Minutes of October let., were read and approved as read. Mr. T. R. Cochrane appeared before the Council and requested the city.to lower the sewer from 1st., St., to 6th., St., between Denver and Elgin. The Mayor in;ormed hr. Cochrane if he would furnish she material to lower the sewer the City would pay'for the labor.• The Clerk read a letter from Mr. R. S. Torrance stating that he wished to purcha Blk. 89, of Mountain View Addition from the City. The matter was left on the table for further investigation. Mr. H. D. Benson, representing the 0. S. 1. Railroad, appeared before the Coun.ci: and asked for a lower water rate. The matter was referred to the City Engineer. Arplications for Pool Hall Licenses were read from Franklin & Huston, P. A. HMartin,:I. H. Waters, S. F. Bow, Lafe Murphy and F. M. Wilson, the fee accompanying each application. Motion by Bales, seconded by Montgomery that these licenses be granted. Motion carried, The Clerk read a petition requesting the Council to extend Illinois Ave., south one block to Beech St., then west to College Ave., also to install two street lights on south Linden. The Mayor requested the Road Committee to investigate and report next meetingo A Petition me read from the Superintendent of schools and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees requesting that North 12th., St., be closed between Denver and Elgin. The matter was referred to the City Engineer. Moved by Bales, seconded by Oakes that the following Resolution be adopted: Resolution No. Z. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CANCELLATION OF CERTAIN SPECIAL CITY TAXES, LEVIED u�IP ASSESSED AGAINST THE PROPERTY HEREINtLFTER DESCRIVED, AND NOW DELINQUENT. WHEREAS, it has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Mayor and the City Co nn e ll, that the properties herein particularly described have been assessed by the city for special taxes including sprinkllneNweed cutting ., and that none of said taxes have been paid, and that the same are now delinquent against said properties, and IMREAS, it has been made to appear that the present owners of all of said pro- perties are desirous of improving said premises and will place them on a tax paying basis, and, WHEREAS, application has been made to cancel all such delinquent taxes against each of said properties, and, WHERELB, it appears to be to the beat interest of the said City to cancel the game, NOW 'THEREFOR, it is ordered and this does order the City Treasurer to cancel the delinquent taxes now levied against Lots 4 -5 -6 Block 11 Dormans Addition to Caldwell Idaho. Lots S -9 Block 14 Dormans Addition to Caldwell Idaho. Lots 9- 10 -11 -12 Block 78 Original Townsite of Caldwell. PASSED by the Council this 5th day of November 1934. APPROVED by the Mayor this 5th day of November 1934. ATTEST Mayor City Clerk I 1 i� Sealed bids were presented to the Council by Fred Fenton, Sudler- Wegner & Co. and Frank Dahlstrom & Co., Inc'., for the purchase of 81,000.00 Refunding Municipal Bonds for the City of Caldwell, w67,000.00 which were optional January lat., 1935, $14,000.00, which were optional July lst, 1930. The Bills for October were read and on motion by Montgomery, seconded by Boyntox that these bills be allowd and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. Nos. Name What for GENERAL FUND Amount 1119 E. L. Vassar Salary 5.00 1120 Edgar L. Oakes " 3.00 1121 W.S. Boynton " 3.00 1122 C.E.Bales 3.00 1123 G. W. Montgomery " 3.00 1124 G. M. Fenrich " 3.qO 1125 W. R. Hollingsworth " 3.00 1126 0. E. Fritts " 50.00 1127 H. E. Parmenter " 90.00 1128 Ada 1. Hartenbower " 66.15_ 1129 Caldwell -News Tribune Supplies 97.76 1130 CletltAsTlGathnRevotving Fund " 15.04 1131 Mt.-Ststds ^.v &1T ®I. Co:i Supplies 400 1132 E..H. Barnett ' siippiiss 4.00 1133 H. E. Parmenter Salary 50.00 1134 Caldwell Newa Tribune Supplies 97.76 1135 Luella Hartenbower Salary 74.00 1136 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 3up15lies 57.22 1137 • Bee Gee Stationary Store " 2.34 11382 F. H. Barnett Co., " 1.00 1138A Boise Payette Lbr. Co., ^ 198.37 1139 Peckham Furniture Co., " 50.00 1140 Idaho Power Co., " 42.00 1141 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 25.00 114E Buxkhi'ser,XIbctpia Co., " 18.95 1143 Butler Haw. Co., " 7 1144 S.W. Artis " 2.00 1145 Caldwell Plb. & Htg. Co., " .50 1146 Doyle Fender Salary 190.00 1147 Lionel Krell " 121.50 1148 Coy.Ccllins " 112.50 1149 Pate Olesen " 112.50 1150 Mark Maxwell " 74.50 11511 ::$d Smith " 13,00 1152 Ordell Royce 13.00 1153 Chas Rowland " 13.00 1154 S. P. Glenn 10.50 1155 Emry Royce " 8.00 1156 Wilbur Shuee " 7.00 1157.,. R. M. Tucker 2.00 1158 Phil Boyd " 2.00 1159 Earl Rowland " 2.00 1160 American LaFrance & Foamite Inc. Supplies 319.48 1161 Troy Laundry " 17.58 1162 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., " 8.65 1163': Caxton Printers " 7.70 1164 Garber Groc ^ 7.44 1165 Butler Hdw. Vo., " 3.30 1166 Becker Hdw. Co., ^ 2.24 1167 Greenlund Drug Co., 1.95 1168 John Hollrich .95 1169 Bennett Machine & Welding Co., " .90 1170 O.G.Boyd salary 126.00 1171 A. R. Ballard " 100.00 1172 Mark Maxwell " 28.40 1173 Chas Jarvis 14.00 1174 L. W. Sawyer " 4.00 1175 Walter Brown 4.00 1176 Ed Houser " 3.60 1177 Ed Ragsdale " 2.00 1178 A. L. Beach " 2.00 1179 Wm Rigley - o., " 1.00 1180 Mt. States =e1. & Tel. Supplies 13.90 1181 Oregon Trail 'Fire & B. "Shop " 4.80 1182 Caldwell Rooms 2.00 1183 Conoco Service Station " .50 1184 'rank Barris Salary 55.10 1185 E. C. Hicock " 10.00 Ilse Fred acConnel " 25.00 1187 Cleve Grooms " 50.00 1188 First t:atl. Bank of Idaho Rent 40.00 1189 Mrs. Vinnie Dunn Salary 2.00 1190 Caldwell News Tribune Printing 3.50 1191 Fletcher Oil Co., Gasoline 280.82 1192 McClusky 0111 Co., " 7.41 1193 Ernest Earl Salary 100.00 1194 Emil Roy,assigned Ehr bales " 17.60 1195 Nordling Parts o., Supplies 90.80 1196 Holli:_geworth Imp. Co., " 52.05 1197 Independent Tire Co., " 30.00 ,1198 i R. & F. Cil Co., " 13.05 a J 8 u OFF \� ! Nos. Name What for Amount 1199 Linde Air Products Co., Supplies 12.76 1200 Turner Sales Co., " 6.20 1201 Idaho Power Co., " 6.00 1202 1203 Evans Repair Shop Becker Edw. Co., " " 3.55 3.50 1204 ' Milliner Transfer Co., " 3.00 1205 Clerk's Cash Revolving r'und "' 2.70 1206 Oregon Trail T. & B. Shop " .50 1207 Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Uo., .50 1208 J. H. Lowell Rent 40.00 1209 R. G. Dille Insurance 144.00 1210 A, I. Myers 107.10 1211 Mrs. J. S. Harrington " 93.60 1212 F. G, Hoffman 86.40 1213 Walker A ency " 86.40 1214 H.D. Hela " 86.40 1215 Fred Uitchal " 79.85 TOTAL GENIRAL 3,744.80 R0�O ''FUND 1216 S. v Glenn Salary 100.00 1217 N. W. Jones " 85.00 1218 Del Soper " 83.20 1219 ft Gainey " 65.00 1220 {Y. -" Glenn " 46.80 1221 Toe'Heines 46.80 1222 Fred 0. Burris " 32.00 1223 Fred MOConnel " 25.00 1224 Guy Baldwin " 19.20 1225 Howard Graham " 19;20 1226 Lee Thomas " 19.20 J 1227 Ed Stauber " 1g.20 1228 Earl Bartlett "'. 19.20 1229 A. T. Ryals,essigned Floyd Southward " 19.20 1230 Ray Lewis,assigned M. Alexander " 14.80 1231 Intermountain Equipment Co., Supplies 97.24 1232 Vassar Produce Co., " 62.35 1233 Caldwell Concrete Pipe Go., " 44.30 1234 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., " 21.08 1235 Home Lbr. Co., " 14.06 1236 Soper Auto Wrecking " 14.00 ^' 1237 Bennett Machine & W. Co., " 12.35 1238 Oregon Trail T. & B. Shop " 11.30 1239 First Service Station " 6.35 1240 ' R. & V. 011 Co., " 5.35 1241 ' Reinter Imp/ Co., 4.50 1242 " Becker Hdw. Go., " 4,20 1243 Grimmitt & Witchman " 3.70 1244 'Motor Service Go., " 320 1245 1''letcher U11 Co., " 2..65 1246 Rayne & YUllikin " 2.50 1247 Lindsey a Sons " .65 1248 ° Butler Hdw. Go., " - .80 1249 'John Hollrich .50 1250 ' C.C. Anderson " .25 TOTAL Ni( .D FUND 925,.53 1251 WATY1 '0. 16.r'ritts FUND -Salary 100.00 1252 'Dick Beatty " 100.00 1253 'C. D.Crandal 90.00 i 1254 "Jim Watkins " 48.00 1255 'Fred McConnel " 25.00 1256 'Harry Smith " 15.20 1257 '3d Ragsdale " 11.20 1258 Orville Ireland " 6.00 1259,,,,, C.C.Gurwell,assigned City Clerk " ,4 .80 &o 126 Stoddard Judd °"` $"` `� " 3.20 1262 Goo Allen " B.20 1265 Herman Beguhl " 3.20 1266 J. U. Thomas " 3.20 1268 Ed Hewett " 1.60 1266 - Ed Houser " 1.60 1269 'Crane Co., Supplies 261.75 1268 ' Ideho Power Go., " 195.65 1260 Hollingsworth Imp. Oo., " 63.78 12110 Pittsburgh Equitable Co., " 39.18 1270 Muller Co., " 24.38 127E 'Boise - Payette Co., " 16,28 1271 A.A.Goldsmith " 11.30 1274 'Caldwell Concrete Pipe Co., " 11.00 1278 S.W.Artia " 10.36 1E76 'Mt. States Tel. & Tel.Co., " 10.35 1277 Idaho Junk " 9.00 1278 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund " 8.61 1278 Bennett Machine Go., " 3.30 1280 Home Lbr. Co., ^ 3.14 12 1 Oregon Trail Tire & Battery Shop " 3.00 128E Bee Gee Stationary Store " 2.75 P y 9 os. ffm; Wnaf for Amoun 1283 Butler Hardware Co., Supplies 2.35 1284 Fletcher Oil Co., 2.05 1285 August Ulman " 1.00 1286 First Service Station " 1.00 1287 Wescott 011 Co., " .96 1288 Caldwell Plg. & Htg. Co., " .70 ]. "C . TOTAL WATER FUND 1,520.89 LIBRARY FOND 1289 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 100.00 1290 Wm Larch " 40.00 1291 Flavilla Blondel " 25.00 1292 Boise Payette Lbr. Co., Supplies - 93.66 1293 McNeal Lumber Co., " 15.11 1294 Idaho Power Co., " - 13.05 1295 Fred Mitchel Insurance 10.00 1296 Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co., Supplies 4.00 1297 Butler Hdw. Co., " 3.00 1298 The H.R. Huntting Co., Books 52.95 1299 A. C. McClurg Ca., 26.97 } 1,300 The Oregon News Co., " 23,01 ' 1301 Chas Scribner's Sons 12.50 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 419.25 CEMETERY FUND �I 1302 John Ross Salary 100.00 1303 Geo Hammer,assigned Hay -Boone " 85.00 1,304 Carl Hanson " 14.40 1305 Carl Hanson,assigned Garber Groc " 10.00 1306 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., Supplies 3.85 1307 0. A. Payne " 1.00 214.25 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND PARK FUND 1308 T.D.Finn Salary 100.00 1309 Ray Jewett " 49.40 1310 D.R.Townsend " 29.20 1311 Wm Shuse " 19.20 1312 Ed Dolbow,asigned M. Alexander " 19.00 1313 Ike Judd " 13.00 1314 Schramm - Johnson Supplies 1.00 TOTAL PARK FOND 230.803 IRRIGATION FUND 1315 G. L, Bourland Salary 100.00 1316 *. R. Cochrane " 63.70 1317 Frank Dowd " 57.25 1318 B•. F. Lancaster 30.80 1319 Fred McConnel " 25.00 1320 le. M. Elmore " 16.00 1321 Ed Ragsdale " 3.20 1322 Idaho Power Co., Supplies 49.20 _ 1323 Hollingsworth Imp. Co., " 43.65 1324 First Service Station " 7,50 1325 Home Lbr. Go., " 4.55 1326 Brooks Motor Co., " 3.45 1327 Butler Hdw. Co., " 1.70 1328 John Hollrich " .75 1329 Becker Hdw. Co., " .65 ' 407.40 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND SPRINKLING FUND 1330 Dufresne Auto Co., Suppl &es 11.04 1331 Evans Repair Shop " 10.75 21.79 TOTAL SPRINKLING FOND j STREET LIGHTING FUND 1332 Idaho Power Co., Street Lights 719.45 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND 719. EMERGENCY FUND 1333 F. H. Barnett Supplies 1.45 1.4 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENSES FOR OCTOBER, 7,787.61 � i �yo � No further business appearing before he eunc t was, on motion on u y scon e and carried, declared adjourned. Mayor City Clerk I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, NOVEMBER 7, 1934. x.: F. M. A Special Meeting of the City Council met on Call of the Mayor, with the Mayor, E. L. Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C.E. Bales, G.W. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich. Absent: W. R. Hollingsworth. The Mayor stated that the object of the meeting was to consider the bids for the purchase of $81,000.00 Refunding Municipal Bonds for the City of Caldwell. Thereupon the Council entered into a discussion and'consideration of the bids. These bids were carefully considered by the Council but no definite action was taken and the matter was referred to the Finance Committee. On motion duly seconded and carried the Council was declared adjourned on call of the Mayor. •.1�iUl�/22 Mayan City Clerk COUNCIL CHAMBERS, NOVEMBER 10, 1934. S ;00 P. M. An Adjourned meeting of the City Council met on call of the mayor, with the Mayor, E. i„ Vassar, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: Edgar L. Oakes, W. S. Boynton, C.E.Bales, G.W. Montgomery, G. M. Fenrich. Absent: W.R. Hollingsworth. The Mayor informed the Council that this meeting was called for further con- sideration of the bids for the purchase of $81,000.00 Refunding Municipal Bonds for the City of Caldwell. The Clerk read a telegram from Brown- Schlessman -Omen & Co., offering a bid for the purchase of Refunding Bonds. and First National Bank Councilman; Edgar L. Oakes, explained the Dahlstrom /bid which was the lowest one offered. RESOLUTION 7 By Bales Thereupon the following preamble and resolution was introduced by Bales: Whereas, it appears that Eighty -one Thousand Dollars ($81,000.00), of outstanding valid legal bonds of the City of Caldwell, optional January 1, 1938, bearing interest at the rate of five and one -half percent (5j%) semi- annually and six percent (6 %) annually may be re- funded to the financial advantage of the City of Caldwell on an amoritized plan to be due from two to fifteen years, bearing interest at the rate of four percent (4 %), payable semi - annually on January lot and July 1st of each year; and WHEREAS, The First National Bank of Caldwell, Idaho, and Frank Dahlstrom & Co., Inc., of Boise, Idaho. are experts in connection with municipal bonds, and are able and willing and have offered to perform and pr®w1Se: for the City of Caldwell expert service in connection with the authorization and issuance of refunding bonds for the above amount, and the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, believe and it is their judgment that it will be to the financial interest of the City of Caldwell to employ expert service in connection with the refunding of said bonds; and