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Home My WebLink About1959-11-05city council minutesG�� I COUNCIL CHA2dBERS NOVEMBER 5th, 1959 . 8:0o P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the "ouncil Rooms o? the City Hall, with the Mayor Ed Simmerman presiding, Unon Roll Call the £ollowin,g Councilmen answered present: E. L. Vassar, N. E. "Coley" Smith, I Max Luby, Emile Shorb, L. P. Fldredge and Leland Finley, A—lic?tion for Beer License was read from James H. Beatty, the fee aceomnanying the application. J The following letter was read from Chief of Police Judd: Re: James Beatty Beer License Application Character inves•.igation To the Honorable Mayor and City Councils To the best of my knowledge Mr. Beatty has an excellent reputation and is a citizen of good standiinp in the community. Therefore, I find no legal reason why he should not be granted a beer license in so +ar as per.5on21 character is concerned. I Sincerely, /s/ Keith Judd Chief of Police. Councilman Eldredge stated several years ago an an�licet.ion for beer license - denied because of the location. Vassar Councilman /asked if the grantinp of this license would in any way conflict with City ordinances. The City Attorney informed the Favor and Council the -ranting of this beer license would in no way conflict with the ordinances of the City of Caldwell. Moved by Smith, seconded by Vassar this License bA granted. U Roll Call those voting in the affirmative were: Vassar, Smith, Luby, Shorb and Finley. Nepative: None. Not votinv: Eldredge. Motion carried. The following letter was rued from the Chamber of Comwerce and ordered spread on the Minutes: October 5, 1959. Mayor Ed Simmerman � City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Simmerman: At a meeting of the Roads and Streets committee of the Caldwell chamber Of commerce Monday, October 5, the folln:.irg resolutions were made and duly passed: That the City of Caldwell be re�nectfully reouested to make an early review and definite recownendations on the location of the interstate hi.hway. — That the City of Caldwell nive an immediate top priority to the onening and development of Blain Street between the six and seven hundred blocks and that this development be pursued by the city council in every manner possible in petting the r tate highway board to consirer immediate develoement on this nro,ject. Your consideration in these reouests will be greatly appreciated. i Sincerely yours, _ /s/ Eddie G. Cole Secretary - Manager police, Fire and Building reports were read. The following, letter of resignation was read from R. D. Cashmanf October 10, 1959. I. Chief W. A. Paddock Mayor and City Council — Caldwell, Idaho Chief, Mayor, and council members: Effective October -31, 1959; rnd because of other employment, Please ncept my resignation from the firecbpartment. _. Sincerely, 4 /s/ R. D. Cashman Moved by Shorb, seconded by Lubv this resignation be accepted. TT Roll Call it ahneared the motion was unanimously carried. The following letter was read from the Tr ^.asurer of the City: MAYOR AND COUNCIL: i In accordance with your resolution, dated October 1st, 1959, Authorizing the Purchase of Local Improvement District Pl 46 bonds, this is to advise you I have purchased $2,918.6 or the first 28 bonds with Cemetery money. The balance of the issue totaling 33,100,00, I have sold to individual buyers. Alta 20-13-59. The following letter was read from J. B. Holden: Mayor Ed Simmerman City of Caldwell Caldwell, Idaho Dear Mayor Simmerman: Our Association was most nappy to make a contribution toward the operation of the Municinal Golf Course and naturally pleased to receive the enclosed letter from the Golf Association. It was, however, our thought that the donation was for the City and for all who Played Golf and we did not anticipate receiving such commendation from the 'iolf Assoc- , iation although it is certainly very acceptable and very much appreciated. We do thank you and the City Council for the many courtesies extended us and we thought you might be interested in the fact that the Caldwell Golf Association planned to assis in preserving these flags for mote important occasions. Coroiaily yours /s/ Bernie J. H. Holden City Attorney, Lean Miller reported it was not in the power of the Council to -rant the reddest of the United Pentecostal Church to lease Curtis Park. A tentative contract with 1. R. Nicol and R. A. Farwell {'pr the collection of ,garbage was ^liscussed by the Mayor anc Council. Moved by Shorb, seconded by Vassar this c:.ntract be approved and the City Attorney be. instructed to nrenared the necessary papers. Upon Roll Call it. aaneared the motion was unanimously c An agreement between the City of Caldwell and + °.d. McDowell for hauling of wet garbage was discussed. Moved by Smith, seconded by Vassar the City enter into an agreement with W. W. McDowell for the hauling of wet varbage and the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necess - rp papers. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. I F_ Councilman 5horb discussed the re- zoning of I h. down town area. Councilman Eldredge report =_d the Ska special committee on re- zoning has met a number of times and also made several tours of the city and in the near future would have recommendations to present to the Council. City Engineer repuested some Council action be taken on the reouest of Mrs. Aikman for the an- r nexation of her property on Canyon Hill. The opinion of the City Attorney wos to effect that property owners ad!acent to the City and to the !, Aikman property should petition the council for annexation. Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Smith,Mrs. Aikman be notified of the City Attorney's recommendations. Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. Geo Sweet reported Ruth Martin has requested cancellation of g,arbaee charges for 1221, Fairview. Moved by Eldredge, seconded by Finley this reque -t be denied. City Attorney informed the C incil the snits filed to collect delinquent garbage charges would be tried within the next ten days. Mayor Simmerman renorted the Highway Board would h =ve all reports ready by January 15, for Council consideration. The following memor..edum was read from the Golf Board: M,IC)PAPI DLTM ;lov tuber 2, 1959. l i A rh. i To: Coley Smith, Councilman FROM: D. C. Jones, Chairman, Golf Board of Control Subject: Recommended Repairs and Improvments to C,ldwnll Municipal Golf Course The Board of Control at a recent meeting voted to recommend the following repairs and imorovements to the "teeing" areas: No. 1 R, 10 Fill area with fine soil and fine fertilizer and smooth so that divots will be level. No. 2 R• 11 Same as move. Area to cover h-is been staked No. 3 R. 12 " " " No. L Ar 13 " „ „ No. 5 A, 14 No immediate attention needed No. 6 Same as Na. 1 Area to cover has been staked No. 15 Build up tee to level of ditch hank. Area has been staked No. 7 R. 16 Same as No. 1 No. 8 F. 17 Build un No. 8 Approx. 12" and 'build un !!o, 17 Aporox. 2L ". Areas have been staked. No. 9 R. 18 Fill and smooth. It was also recommended that the old send trap•Bar-as (those filled in ;Bast spr!nP) be repaired in such a manner that grass will crow and be smoot'^ and level. Thrse are rinitont of Np. 3 any No. 9 Preens. Some repairs should also be made in the vicinity of No. 3 green to Pet Press to Prow in bare soots To lessen the daneer to school children crossing bridge between No. 6 and No. 7 fairways, it is recommended that a new bridge be c- structed at the South edge of Mo. 7 Tee. T! bridge should be six feet wide. /s/ D. C. Jones Ed: I have looked at this proposal and feel it s!•.ould be done immediately. If George needs to Po over it will Pet .pones 8• do so. /s/ Coley (Sid areas to he fenced for the winter.) Moved by Vassar, seconded by Finley Councilman Luby and !Ieorse Hanm,ar work out a program on the recommendatio „ s of the Golf Board. aeon Roll gall it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. The Bills for October were read and onnntion by Vassar, sec ^nded by Eldredge these Bills be al- lowed and warrants ordered orawn for ',he various amounts, all of which have been approved by the Finance Committee. GENERAL FUND x +.. +,�� -:.,,= SAI,A.RIES 1"0. NAM PURPOSE A L'07NT 1902 Ed. Si.mmerman Salary 494.13 1803 Emery L. Vassar " 31.47 1804 Leland D. Finley " 40.00 1905 flax C. Luby " 31.1:7 1'06 L. P. Eldredge 4o.GD 1507 Emile Shorb " 31.47 1.90P Nolen Evcrett Smith " 3;,.47 1 ° ,0e Dean E. Viller " 90.36 1B1C Bertha E. Thueson " 53.63 1811 Ada Hartenbower " 222.26 1612 Alta E. Williams " 252.80 1 Dorothy D. Martin 64.5e 2 Keith Judd " 166.26 3 Elwood Siegmann " 354.1C 4 George R. Sweet, Jr., " 1,q 5 Charles W. Astleford " 278.64 6 William Y. Carlson 283.73 Louis Cornelison " 278.94 8 Nicholas Ney " 73,13 9 Gail Boid Uehlin " 272.61 10 Shirley Ann West " 182.82 11 Melvin R. Pi-,son " 324.64 1.2 Oarrol Robert Green " 270,92 13 Alferd Dick Wing " 279..16 14 Harry R. Minto ° 257.66 15 Roscoe Allen Smith " 279.16 16 Robert Ronald Thurman " 287.51 17 17illiam Orville , ^ ^.?orrison " 261.54 19 R. ' -T. Nelsen " 48.75 19 Clarence Dahl Jorgensen " 309.24 20 Nancy Hedrick " 8543 21 Department of Public Health ° 125.00 22 Jac1 Velvin Winslow " 232,42 '23 Floyd J. Szafra,jda " 279.92 24 Myrna Eileen Sower " 168.70 25 Melvin c. Lewis " 520.63 26 Charles John Hall " 271.E 27 Hobert I.% Halvorson " 332,67 28 Bcnny Lyle Fortik " 202.61 29 H. B. Uumford " 113.78 30 Sherry Harvey " 61._0o i 31 Donald 'd'. Baird " 323.3:: e k G IERAL FUND - - - - -- SALARIES COP!TINUED NO. NAKE PUPPOSE AMOUNT 32 George Ann Berkley Salary 123.90 33 Bank Of Idaho " 2,G35.4G 34 State Tax Collector It 305.41 35 Canyon County " 820.26 36 Idaho Municipal League " 956.01 '37 Idaho Department Store " 558.71 Total General Fund Salaries '- 813,239.66 FIRE FUND SA NO. 901 2110 ''V. A. Paddock " 391.33 2111 Forrest B. M ender " 327.12 2112 Dale R. Hanks " 273.24 2113 John Marren " 271.36 2114 Harold E. Perfect " 259.86 2115 Charles ;:'. Phillips " 271.36 2116 Derwin Sparks " 282.86 2117 Richard D. Cashman " 259.86 2118 Donald E. ATachos " 256.99 .2119 John D. Romey " 292.86 2120 Leslie L. Ford " 292.86 2121 William F. Southard " 271.36 2122 Wesley B. Turner " 255.06 2123 Donald Edward Campbell " 248,48 2124 Olen ','Vaner " 2143,48 2 ^125 R. C. Stevens 24.47 2126 Leonard Charlton " 24.47 2127 Gordon Sams " 33.00 2128 Jack Gooch 21!.47 2129 Mathew Maxwell " 24.47 2130 Ross LcKeeth " 33.00 2131 Fred Henderson Alley p ^4.47 2132 Richard Louis Christensen ° 33.00 .2133 State Treasurer 391.00 Total Fire Fund Salaries 4,700.38 PARK FUND SALARIES NO. 901 2134 George HaLmaar " 105.00 2135 Harry S. Flagg " 254.72 2136 William Lester Kerns " 167.61 2137 Charles F. Anderson ° 58,50 ^ 2138 Raymond G. Scott " 203.04 Total Park Fund Salaries 79 CEMETERY FUND SALARIES NO. 1101 2139 George Hammar ° 246,33 246,33 12140 Lilburn L. Cooper 11 2141 John 1 Long " 26.91 Total Cemetery Fund Salaries 549,04 STREET FUND SALARIES NO. 1301 2142 S. P. Glenn 349.37 2143 James S. Plymore " 261.32 2144 Donald M. Shaw ° 27 2145 Richard S. Bather " 275.59 1 2146 Tilford 'Ff, Farley " 217.41 2147 Edward R. 19cKinsey " 225.95 2148 Emerson Gvodrow " 225.95 • 2149 Claude L. Lapcin 206.$1 ,2150 Albert H. Exley " 225.94 2151 Marion Shirley Correll " 218.01 2152 Donald Grant Green " 188.14 2153 Claude Eddie Green " 184.45 2154 Leslie Curtis Chenowith, Jr., " 166.98 - Total Street Fund Salaries 3,018,84 IRRIGATION FUND SALARIES NO.1501 ^ 2155 Charlie L. Bourland 374.34 2156 Guy Healy " 241.90 2157 Oscar Hawnaon " 2 87 2158 John H. Brown " 256.37 2159 Ernest G. Eisenbrandt +' 235.22 2160 Elmer R. Thornberg " 214.54 2161 LeRoy C. Diboen " 69.64 Total Irrigation Fund Salaries 1,636.88 ^ SANITATICN FUND SALARIES N0. 1.601 2162 George R. Sweet, Jr., " 215.00 2163 F. Marie Rife a 108.00 Total Sanitation Fond Salaries 323.00 WATER GENERAL OFFICE SALARIES NO. 641 2164 John Leslie LL nslehart 3 °3.07 2165 Wilma B. Keeoh " 203.04 2166 F. Marie Rife " 60.71 2167 '2168 Fauniel Lavon Douthit " 165.72 Donna L. Wolfe. " 175.50 Total ^eneral Office Salaries 988.04 MTER FUND SALARIES NO. 601 2169 Roy Q. Davis 253.18 X2170 Samuel Hartkopf " 272.62 2171 Roy A. Melton ^ 241.90 2172 D. Rickard Claussen '+ 267.87 21 77� 21R }{ pf . ?. h{ 1 i s Jack yd R42nsen n X1 TIATER FUND SALARIES N0. 601 CONTINUED N®. NAME PURPOSE AMOU11T 2T75 Steve Fish Salary 2 2176 Earney B. Snoddy 1. 203.04 Total Water Fund Salaries 2,083.85 TREATMENT' PLANT FUND SALARIES N0. 621 2177 Anton Walter Neumeister 0. 362. 2178 Charles D. Stanley ^ 222.64 2179 Robert E. Davis I 14.37 2.180 Bank of Idaho 1. 24.10 2181 State Tax Collector ^ 63:63 2182 Canyon County " 226.16 2183 Idaho Municipal League ^ 118,05 TOTAL SALARIES FOR OCTOBER 1959 .$P28,950.95 GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES V). NO. Wt NO. NAME FUND NWIBER & PURPOSE ABIOUNT 96 1893 Aoendroth Printing 54 2 �o 866 1994 American Photocopy Equipment Co. 282 1311.81 362 lo.63 145.44 867 1895 Associated Equip. Distributors 362 6.00 869 1896 Becker Hardware Co., 282 2.91: 969 1897 Bobbs Merrill Company Inc., 102 12.50 870 1 ?98 Burns Chevrolet Company[ 282 75.96 871 1899 Caldwell Drug Center 282 26.11E 872 1900 Cal dvmll Electric Co., Inc., 402 23.04 873 1901 Caldwell Fireman's Association 282 37.00 874 1902 Caldwell Paint & Glass 282 4.99 875 1903 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 242 323.1x6 232 2.91 326.37 876 1904 Chevron Gas Station 282 50.62 877 1905 Clel Cash Revolving Fund 1C2 5.00 242 1.00 6.00 878 1906 Collyns Electronic Eng. Co., 282 16,10 879 1907 Cooperative 011 Association 422 73.95 88o 1908 The Dille Agency 182 15.54 881 1909 Dual Parking Mater Co. 343 136.35 882 1910 Fearless Faris Station 232 5.06 883 1911 Gaines Cafe 322 101.55 884 1912 Garber Motor Co., 282 17.37 ?35 1913 Guarantee Repair Service 282 1.60 396 1914 Hoff Building Supply 282 3.86 887 1915 Howard Electric 142 102.00 282 21.72 123.72 788 1916 rdaho Bauepri.nt & Supply Co„ 362 42.00 989 1917 Idaho Department Store 102 200.00 890 1918 Idaho Fewer Co., 142 89.06 402 37.46 126.52 391 1919 Idaho Typewriter Exchange, Inc., 102 5.50 992 1920 Intermountain Gas Co., 402 23.30 893 1.921 Dr. Charles E. Krause 322 %00 094 .1922 Lodge Motor Co., 252 106.80 362 19.50 126.30 895 1923 Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery Co., 282 ?3.45 997 1924 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 342 '!.'2 1925 V. J. Martin 542 10.00 221 1926 Yodel Market 322 31.90 8 99 1927 Monroe Calculating Mach. Co., Inc_, 242 1.40 262 2 26.80 �' 900 1928 Moore Stationery 102 0 3.0 3.0 v l 542 12.40 292 12,19 29.18 9G1 VOID 902 1930 Mt. States Tel & Tel. Co., 232 161.30 , 562 151.55 312.85 903 1931 McMillan Electronics 283 444.35 904 1932 News Tribune 102 12.84 542 1 8.50 31.34 q 905 1933 Bob Nicholes Service Stations, Inc., 282 22,83 906 1934 R. & B. Market 1;02 2.27 907 1;35 Sal E. Reynolds, "'. D., 322 5.00 008 1936 Ralph Richardson 542 10,00 909 1937 R. I V. Cil Co. 422 1, 910 1938 M, C. Roberts 5112 10.00 911 1939 Sargent -Sowell, Inc., 282 63.22 912 1940 Sattlers Auto Electric 282 3.50 913 1941 rs, Sea Roebuck And Company 282 7,97 91.1 1942 Service Parts Co., 282 1.11 915 1943 Ed. Siryvnerman 102 231.55 - 916 1944 Summers Staty, & Off. Supply 242 1.50 262 2.75 282 20.41 362 3.75 33.41 917 1945 Texaco, Inc., 282 19.22 918 1946 Trcy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 402 5,50 919 1947 Union Oil Co. of Calif „ 42 753.34 920 1948 Union Pacific R. R. Co., 343 13.27 921 1949 The Voter's Publishing Co., 242 $.00 922 1950 Western Business Supply 282 12,86 923 1951 Western Union Telegraph Co., 282 7,25 924 1952 Whelehel- Milliner Studio 232 12.70 TOTAL GE. SUPPLIES FOR OCTOBER 1959 8•'5,001.03 I SP ECIAL FUND SUPPLIES V. N0. NAME FIMD NUIl^MR AND PURPOSE AMOUNT 925 3817 Abendroth Printing 642 29.25 926 3819 Addressograph- Ltultigraph Corn. 642 10.38 927 3819 American Photocopy Equipment Co. 642 10.62 928 3820 Armco Drainage �• Metal Prod. Co. 602 356.82 929 3921 Baxter Foundry & _"achine ;forks 603 603 33.00 389.32 K 2.90 930 3922 Becker Hardware Co., 602 3.25 931 3823 Bennett Mach. & Welding Work 622 2, 932 3824 Boise Valley Parcel Service 602 6.75 933 934 3325 Burroughs Corporation 642 1C9.30 3926 Caldwell Auto Supply 602 103.32 935 3827 California Spray-Chemical Corp., 622 622 21.13 124.95 4,10 936 3828 The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 642 359.82 937 938 3829 Clerks Cash Revolving Fund 662 38,15 939 3830 3831 General Service Company 622 219.35 940 Home Lumber & Coal Co., 602 0. 78 941 3832 3833 Homelite Idaho Blueprint & Supply Co. , 622 c$.�0 942 943 3834 Idaho Gas Co., 622 2.75 3835 Idaho Power Cc., 602 600.37 944 3836 Jack And Jerry's 622 567.47 1,167.84 945 3837 Lodge Motor Cc., 602 7. 9 946 947 3838 3939 Jim Lyke, Postmaster 642 re.05 1,0 00 948 3840 Rut1:Martin Len J. Mason, Motor Co., 602 602 1.75 ^ 949 3841 ,, States Tel & Tel. Co., 622 212.22 21.15 950 951 3842 3843 ell's Mobile Service 602 12.10 95 3344 :atlonal Cash Register Co., Neptune 6}13 1,650.00 Meter Company 603 1,275.68 953 954 381x5 Bob Nichcicn Service Stations, Inc. §22 1.12 3946 Pitney - Power, Inc., 642 25.08 955 3847 R. e V. Oil Co., Inc., 602 13"-.24 956 384P Rips Radio & T. V. 602 8. 85 957 3840 Safeway Store No. 442 622 8.14 1958 3850 Service Parts Go, 602 8.25 959 3851 Simpson Blacksmith Shop 622 7.25 960 3852 Telephone -City Hall 6L2 51.37 961 3953 Texaco Inc., 602 11.116 962 3854 Union 011 Co. Of California 602 114.94 ^ 963 3855 '!Waterworks Equipment Co. 602 1747 964 3856 "estcott Oil Co., 603 602 186.59 204.06 48.90 965 966 3857 3858 W. D. Allen 1102 17,50 967 3859 American Lubricants Co., 1302 61.78 Armco Drainage & Netal Prod.,Inc. 1502 129.22 968 3860 3. & 14. Equipment Co., 902 5.90 1302 14.40 969 3861 E. P. Baltz & Son 1502 902 26.26 46.56 97G 3862 Baxter Foundry & Mach. Works,Inc. 1302 51.80 101.00 971 3863 Becker Hardware Co., 1102 9.15 972 3864 Bennett Machine & Welding !9ks. 1502 892 1.85 11.00 973 3865 Boise Payette LumbeP Co., 1502 .75 22.80 974 3866 C. L. Bourland 1502 6.33 975 3867 John H. Brown 1502 5.33 976 3868 Burroughs Corporation 1602 5.62 977 3869 Caldwell Auto Supply 802 21.56 978 3870 Cald well Drug Center 1302 922 280.47 302.03 5,25 979 980 3971 3872 Caldwell Hardware Caldwell 1302 52.06 3873 Leather & Canvas Co., Caldwell Plmb. 902 14.50 1981 3874 & Htg. Co., Inc., Caldwell Sanitary 922 8.98 1 1982 ! q 9 -3 3875 Service Caldwell Spo - ting Goods 902 1605 922 12.00 1 50.79 4,542.79 2111.40 984 3876 Caxton Printers,Ltd. 802 14.75 !'985 '986 3877 Clerks Cash Revolving Fund 1302 3.75 3878 Coast To Coast Stores 21.57 987 3879 The Cornwell Tools Co. 1302 ]3.60 988 3880 Credit Bureau Of Cald.,Ine., 802 10.00 989 3881 Curt & Hal, Inc., 1302 24.35 990 3882 L. N. Curtis & Sons 802 299.21 r 991 3883 Dorsey Wood Products 1303 185.00 992 3884 Joseph Driscoll, Airport Nor. 802 15.00 993 3985 R. B. R. Firestone 1302 25.55 .. 994 3886 S. S. Foote, County Clerk 1302 4.20 995 3887 Garber Motor Co_ 902 5.6o 1302 30.73 996 3888 Gates Rubber Co. 1502 3302 10.22 46.55 124.11 997 3889 Greenland Drug Store 802 6.03 998 3890 Oscar Hauman 1502 6.33 999 3891 Guy Healy 1500 6.33 1000 38 9 2 H rod's e hand Leveling 2002 300.00 1001 3893 Heating Equipment Co., 1302 59.00 1002 3894 Hoff Building Supply, Inc., 1502 3..75 1003 3895 Home Lumber tc Coal C e., 1302 r, 1004 3996 Ho•uard Electric Co., 1302 76.� 1005 3 Idaho Pow•�r Co., 9 ^1 1 7.59 902- 37.40 S PECIAL FUND SUPPLIES CONTINJED \10. NO. W T, NO. NAME FUND NUMBER AND PURPOSE AMOUNT 1102 9.5 'I 1302 91.55 1402 3,531.91 1502 6.50 3,694.45 1006 3898 Idaho Tire Service, Inc., 902 .00 1302 26.86 32.86 1007 3899 Intermountain Gas 902 274F 902 6.16 2.6L 1008 3900 Irrigators Lumber Co., 1302 .33 1502 1.20 63.53 1009 3901 Lang Constr. Equipment Co., 1302 20.7 20.31 _ 1010 3902 J. Lynn Lawrence 1502 ''..Co 1011 3903 Lovan's Jewelry 802 3.50 1012 3904 Leo J. Uason Motor Co. 802 Ili. ?5 1013 3905 Mntor Inn Tire Shop 1502 13•L5 1014 3906 Mt. States Tel.& Tel. Co. 302 116.40 1102 6.90 123.30 1015 3907 VeNeel Lumber Co. 903 7 1502 25.20 170.95 1.016 3903 Nampa Sanitary Service 1605 450.25 _ 1017 3909 The National Cauh Register Co., 1602 9.91 1018 3910 D. N. Nordlin_� Parts Co., 1302 6.54 1019 3911 Premier Fastncr Co_ 1302 9- 1020 3912 Richardson Heating 1, 5.70 1021 3913 Richfield Oil Corporation 1302 120.93 1022 3914 Sattlers Auto Electric 1302 11.25 1023 3915 The Sawtooth Company 1302 125.63 1024 39 16 Service Parts Co. 902 1.58 13G2 47.74 1303 145.lo 194.42 102[ 3917 Everett W. Simpson 1502 7.90 1026 3913 Southern Idaho Equipment Co. 1,302 61 .89 - ' 1027 3919 Summers Staty & Off Supply 922 14.35 1028 3920 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. 602 15.95 922 30,20 46.05 1029 3921 Thompson's 1102 8.05 1030 3922 Transport Clearings 1302 3.00 1031 3923 Unit3d Radiator Shop 1502 16.1,5 1032 3924 Union Oil Co. Of California 1302 74.03 1033 3925 Valley Drug 802 2.70 1031 - 3926 Wes.co Steel Co. 1302 984.62 1035 3927 71estern E Co. 1 - 302 905 1036 3 Williams ?Actor 1502 14.16 1037 3929 Alta E. William, City Treasurer 1502 2.00 1038 3930 News Tribune 1,702 1 7. - 1C39 3931 Harold 18. Shaer h702 3.60 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES FOR OCT. S19,967. 26 TOTAL SALARIES FOR OCTOBER 1959 28,950.95 TOTAL SUPPLIES FOR OCTOBER 1919 24,988.31 TOTAL SUPPLIES A..D SALARIES FOR OCT013M 1959 53,939.26 EXrENnITURES NY rMDS ?,ATE:, FUND SUPPLIES 602 1,739.85 'RATER CAP. OUTLAY ^ 603 1,548.07 TREATMENT PLANT " 622 968.85 WATER. GEL' OFF, BT.DG. " 642 746.32 _ WATER GEN OFFICE CAP. Ot.LAY " 643. 1,650.00 A.IRPORT FUND ° 702 17.50 FIRE FUND " 802 522.48 PARK FUND " 902 162.51 PARK CAP 'OUTLAY " 903 '.45.75 S7,71'710 POOL " 922 300,19 CEiETP.RY FTJUD 1102 51.1c C-- VETE17 'CAP OUTLAY " 1103 300.00 STREET Ft " 1,302 2,626.12 STREET CAP. OUTLAY ^ 7,;03 330.10 SIT-SET LIGHTING " 11,02 3,531.91 IRRIG&TION FUND ^ 1502 J 360.29 - SA`ITTATTON " 1602 15.53 SANITATION CONTRACT GARBAGE CONTRACT 1605 5,^11.04. ':�r..TER DEPOSIT REF(PdD " 662 38.15 L. I. D. # 47 4702 21.45 TOTAL SPECIAL FUND SUPPLIES19,957.28 Mr. Jason Smith and Mr. George Crookham, Jr were present. Mr. Smith informed the '%onncil it was their thinking the Council was to meet Monday evening and they had intended to present a plan to the Rodeo Board, before meeting with the Council, regarding the moving of the «odeo grounds and later take the matter uD with the Mayor and `'ouncil. Mr. Smith renorted the- - Chamber of Commerce had purch forty acres near the "iruort as a Rodeo site and you know the - odeo Board'I is short or money. We are buying on contract and to date have paid 917000. It is our thinking the Council might be interested in the following pronositiona Chamber of Commerce deed this forty acres to th- City of 0aldwell with the understanding City to assume balance of contract, also, annex, plat and assume rasnonsibility for utilities in exch.,n ^e for the 47000 already raid on contract anddasi¢nate the area as a Recreational and Industrial site. �z 0 The Rodeo Hoard will undertake to build the arena and the City to lease a portion of the forty acres to the board for rodeo purposes. Mr. Crockham discussed a tentative agreement between the City and the Rodeo Board regarding .lities and the City assuming the mortgage Mr. Smith invited th- Mayor and Council- to meet with the "odee Board and discuss this matter. Player Simnw rman assured Mr. Smith the City would be represented at the meeting. The Mayor and Council discussed this proposition and all members were interested in the proposal agreed they would like time to consider. Councilman Eldredge suggested the Council investigate the feasibility of General Obligation Bonds . finance purchase of this land. Mayor Sitmaerman reouested the Citv Attorney to five the Council an opinion on this matter. The Mayor discussed the following proposed cemetery charges and recommended the schedule be ac- CEIIET3RY ChAROES ADULTS: Recommended. Present Increase Snace 50.00 $R 20,00 Grave Fees 35.00 15,00 Perpetual Care 25.00 25.00 V 50.00 BABY: Space 7.50 5.00 Grave Fees 7.5 5.00 Perpetual Care 10.00 7.50 7,50 POTTERS PIH',LD: Crave Fees 35.00 15.00 Perpetual Care 10.00 10.00 $20.00 Ten percent of space and grave fees to be placed into Cemetery Sinking Fund. Moved by Smith, seconded by Shorb the.. proposed cemetery char,fes be accepted and the City Attorney oe instructed to pranare the necessary papers to out this into effect. Upon Roll Call it anneared the motion was unanimously carried. There being no further business to come be Core the Council it was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by councilman Shorb that Council recess to meet November 16, 1959 at 8.00 Iclock P. 14. !U � �s wee zz <razee e�..e� y Mayor. City Clerk. COUNCIL CUAI4BERS NOBGNB -, 1R 12, 1959 8:00 P. M. The Council met pursuant to call and acknowledgment of hoti.ce in the following form: CALL ASCII ACHNOI.JL3DiA4RTJT OF NOTICE i4e, the undersigned Playor and Members of the City Council of the City of Caldwell., Idaho, do each hereby acknowledge notice of a special meeting of the said City ''ouncil, to be held at the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the Cite of Caldwell, Idaho, at the hour of b:00 o'clock P. M., cn the 16th day of No- rember, 1959, for - 1Ce tra- .action of all business in connection with the following dbgect: Pursuant to recess of November 5th, 1959 and to take up new and unfinished business. which object was presented to each of the undersigned in ruing. OITNc53 our signatures this 16th, day of November, 1959. ' /1 C ounci man Z �in Councilman x_ yo