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Home My WebLink About1944-11-06city council minutesNos. Name. WATER FUND What for. Amount, 1046 C. D.Crandall 1047 Earl Oulley 1048 Claude Worsham 1049 S.W.Dildine 1050 Bethene Wilkinson 1051 First national Bank - Caldwell 1052 Idaho Power Co., 1053 Baxter Foundry & Machine Works 1054 Crane Co., 1065.8`'Yestcott Oil Co., 1056 Stone & Read 1057 The Mountain States Tel & Tel 1058 $ardesty Division 1059 Caldwell Tire Co., 1060 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund 1081 Willer Hdw, Co., 1;i is J.S. Wymore Wm Gainey First National Bank - Caldwell Oakley Automotive Salary n ti Services Tax Power Supplies fl Rental & Toll supplies n TOTAL WATER FUND SPRINXLING FT1ND Salary n Tax Supplies TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND LIBRARY FUND 1066 Mrs. Ida Ruby 1067 Flaville C. Blondel 1068 D.D.Bagley 1069 First stional Bank - Caldwell 1070 Bsthel "Minger 1071 gummerfs Stationery 1072 Idhho Power Co., 1073; Gaylord Bros 1074 Mountain States Tel & Tel LO75 hurkhleer Else 1076 A.C. McClurg 1077 The Oregon News L078 H. R. Huntting L079 The A. M. Marquis Co., Salary n Tax Services Supplies Power siip p71 ss Rental & Tolls Suppli- s Books n n n 168.55 137.80 122.15 117.90 113.80 47.40 336.97 183.40 141.42 22.12 16.00 12.60 10.54 7.50 4.76 .85 $ 1,443.76 148.87 115.80 16.90 3.56 w 285.13 124.15 103.40 73.90 32.30 20.60 116.00 24.53 5.2? 4.65 3.48 56/94 18.50 11.10 10.35 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND $ 605.10 GRAND TOTAL OF E XPENDITURES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1944 16,923.97 Thera'being,no' further - business come'before the Council itwas moved by Counci] man Ol : esen, seconded by Councilman McNeill that Council adjourn. Motion Carriode• President of the Council and Acting Mayor. City Clerk. OOUNCIL CHAMBERS, NOVEMBER 6th., 1944, 8 :00 P.M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council unotin the Council Rooms of the City Hell, with the Mayor Thgrlow::Bryant, presiding. On Roll Call the following Councilmen answered present: J. Randall Sloop, Pete Olesen, R. H. McNeill, 0. L. Thornock and E. E. Fra her. Absent; F. E. Newman. The FAtutes of October 2nd., were read andapproved as read. The Bills for October were read and on motion by Sloop, seconded by Fresher that these Bills be allowed and Warrants be ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which cad been approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee. Motion carried. foe. Name. What for. A GENERAL FUND I 1080 Thurlow Bryant Salary 50.00 631 Nos. Name. That for. Amount. 1081 J.Randell Sloop Salary 25.00 1082 Pete Olesen " 25.00 1083 F. E. Namnan of 25.00 1084 E. H. Me Neill " 25.00 1085 0. L. Thornock " 25.00 1066 E. E. Frasher " 25.00 1087 0. E. Fritts 154.80 1088 Ada I. Hartenbower " 115.40 1089 First Rational Bank - Caldwell T x 34.80 1090 Dorothy Babcock Services 28.35 1091 The Younts6n States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 9.76 1092 Summers Stationery Supplies 1.40 1093 'Harry E. Parmenter Salary 149.80 1094 ' Luella hartenbower " 105.57 1095 `First setional Bank - Caldwell T 30.80 1096 'Shorb Printing Co., Supplies 48.60 1097 The Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 9.25 1098 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage Supplies 150.25 1099 'Idaho Power Co., Power 35.34 1100 'Hoff Building Supply Supplies 34.44 1101 Clerk's Cash R volving Fund 11.90 1102 'Miller Hdw, Co., " 1.25 1103 Caldwell Ice & Cold Storage "- 1.60 1104 _Caldwell Plg & Htg. Co., to .40 Lionel C. Krall Salary 186.80 11 105 106 Coy Collins " 163.30 107 Waldo Paddock 163.25 1108 Forrest Millender to 164.35 1109 John Demond of 157,43 1110 Dale Flanks " 154.95 1111 Gene Inge " 99.80 1112 First National Bank - Caldwell T9x 60.10 1113 Marshall Crenshaw Servicew 9.00 1114 OrdelrEoyce " 9,00 1 1115 'Jess Cuthbert if 9.00 1116 - Matthdw Maxwell " 7.00 1117 - Dan Keeley ° 5.50 1118 - Frank Collins " 5.50 1119 Henry Soheibler &.40 1120 Waukesha Motor Co „ Supplies 160.40 1121 Nelson Equipment Co., 63.00 1122 The Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 16.55 _ 1123 Clerk's Cash R Fund Supplies 9.58 f 1124 Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning 6.20 1125 Greenlund Drug Co., " 6.09 L 1126 Caldwell Auto Supply of 3.98 1127 Motor Inn Service to 1.50 1128 Harry's Repair Shop " 1.25 1129 Burns Chev, Co., " ,75 1130 Becker Hdw. Co., " .45 1131 C. S. Claussen Salary 189.45 1132 Ernie Mason of 157.55 1133 Wm M. Carlson to 157.95 1134 'J Thomas " 147.55 1135 'Coo L. Judd " 123.15 1146 'First national Bank - Caldwell T X 59.60 1137 F. W. Arnold Salary 5o .00 1138 Emmett Giddings of 39.00 1139 A. L. Gray Services 6.50 1140 The Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 39.75 1141 Motor Inn Service Supplies 39$72 1142 Garber Motor Co „ to 11.48 1143 Leo J. Mason '! 10,95 1144 Clerk's C R Fund 7,95 1145 Tewell Electric Co., " 5 00 1146 Case Furniture Co., to 64 1147 Burns Chev. Co., " 1.80 _ 1148 Summers Stationery " .75 1149 Miller Hdw. Co., X 40 11$0 Dr. John C. Wulliams " 50.40 1151 Charles Robertson " 30.00 1152 Lawrence M. Porter Salary 197.40 1153 Bryan 'larding 1. 158.05 1154 First n ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 48,80 1155 Motor Inn Service Supplbse 31.65 115H Summers Stationery " 8.45 1 8.45 1159 Caldwell Mfg. Co., it 1168 Burns Chev. Co., to .40 1159 Hugh Caldwell Salary 70.40 1160 First 11 ation 11 Bank - Caldwell Tax 4,60 1161 Idaho First ational Bank Rent 40.00 1162 R. & V. Oil Co., Gasoline 226.61 1163 D.O.Wintere Salary 184,20 1164 First National Bank- Caldwell Tax 4,90 1165 Goodman 011 Co., Supplies 33:900 1166 weatcott oil Co., to 350 +20 1167 D. N, Nordling parts Co., " 29.53 1168 D. N. Nordline arts " 22.50 169 Idaho Power Co., Power 10.00 170 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Supplies 8.39 1171 Western Auto Supply Co., is 8 ' 09 u 172 Burns Chev. Co., 6.44 173 Milliner Trans & Storage " 5.30 174 E. F. Green " 1.25 175 I. E. Goldsmith " .75 53- Idol. Name. What for. Amount. 1176 Western Auto Supply Supplies 4,50 1177. Popos Coffee Shop " 17.55 TOTAL GENERAL FUND 4,886.45 ROAD FUND 1178 S. P. Glenn Salary 186.30 1179. Ray Woolery n 168.50 118Q Hugh Brock 1° ational It 131.20 1181 First Bank - Caldwell Tax 42.40 1182, The Tropical Paint & Oil Co., Supplies 162.15 1183. Columbia Equipment 94.39 1184. Clerk's Cash R Fund " 44.78 1185, Motor Inn Service " 17.90 1186, Becker Hdw. Co., " 21.95 1187, C. E. Bingham " 15.75 1188, Armco Drainage & Metal 11 12.83 1189 Idaho Concrete Pipe " 11.25 1190 Caldwell Auto Supply " 10.69 1191 Caldwell Truck & Imp. Co., " 9.90 1192 I. E. Goldamith 11 9.68 1193 D. N. Nordling Parts it 8.05 1194 Harry's Repair Shop " 2.50 Miller Hdw. Co., " 90 1 1195 1196 Burns Chev. Co,, . . TOTAL ROAD FUND 958.47 CEMETERY FUND 1197' 1198 Goo Hammer D. A. Howell salary " 158.50 1199 Richard Claussen n 135.80 1200 Ada I._.Hartenbower " 49.40 1201 First National Bank - Caldwell Tar. 25.00 19.20 1202 Harry branger 1203' The Mountain States Tel & Tel Services Rental v Toll 5.20 4.25 1204° 1205• W. J. Looney Miller Hdw, Lo., Supplies "p 1206• Idaho Power Co., Power 1.05 1207' Irrigator's Lbr, Co., _ Supplies .85 1.33 TOTAL CEMETERY FUND ••• 412,08 PARK FUND v 1208 9 120 S. E. Lag�cin Robert heard gala of 1210 John Gibson to 144,80 144.80 1211 Vames Merrill 130.00 1212 M. L. Landreth services " 119.60 1213 Harry Flagg " 112.70 1214 First ° ational Bank - Caldwell Tax 102.30 1215 1.216 A. R. Colverd Home Lbr. & Coal Co., Services 54.60 79 1217 Marion Gillospy,assig Ployd Southward supplies 299.40 1218 Idaho Concrete Pipe Co., " 108.00 1219 Garber Motor Co., 20.25 1220 August Ulman ° 12.88 1221 Becker ndw. Co., " 6.75 1222 'Payne Auto Co., " 5,30 1223 "Western Auto Supply to 3.01 3.01 1224, Motor Inn Service It 1225 * Caldwell Auto Supply n 2.00 1226 'Idaho Power Co., . 91 Bower X 85 TOTAL PARK FUND 1,358.18 AIRPORT FUND 1227 'V. H. Soper 1228 'Ray R. Jewett Salary 1229 'First National Bank - Caldwell Services s 85.35 1230 'Ray R. Jewett Tex 2.20 Horses ' &,Mower 66.50 TOTAL AIRPORT FUND 247.45 STREET = SIGHTING FUND 1231 eIdaho Power Co., Street Lights 726.05 726.05 TOTAL STREET LIGHTING FUND -tl I- 6'0 TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 1,306.36 WATER FUND 1200 Nos. Name. Whet for. Amount, Salar y 153.10 IRRIGATION FUND Earl Gully " 1232 C. L. Bourland Salary 168.55 1262 Claude Worsham 1232A Guy Healy " 187.24 122.15 1253 1238 Henry Mende " 159.88 " 173.58 1234 Noel Nadeau " 134.55 S.W.Dildime "ilkinson Services 1235 Tom Alexander Services 119.60 1255 Bethene 1238 W. J. L wrence 130.00 113.80 1256 1239 Manny Olean 97.50 Tax j 1236 First National Bank - Caldwell Tax 85.20 Dorothy Babcock Services 1239 Wm Witaig Services 67.20 1258 Idaho Power Co., 1240 Idaho Power Co., Power 70.75 298.91 1259 1241 Armco Drainage & Metal Products Supplies 24.80 Supp 228.89 1242 Becker Hdw, Co., " 23.80 The Tropical Paint & Oil Co., Salary 1243 Wettern Auto Supply " 10.57 1261 John Demond 1244 Miller Hdw. Co., " 10.00 135.60 1262 1245 Brooke Service " 6.75 Books 131.24 1246 The Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 4.00 Crane Co., L 1247 Home Lbr, & Coal Co., Supplies 2.72 12644 Waterworks Equipment Co., 1248 Payne Auto Co., ^ 2.25 37.56 1265 1249 Garber Motor Co., " 1.00 Rental & Toll TOTAL IRRIGATION FUND 1,306.36 WATER FUND 1200 C.D.Crandall Salar y 153.10 1251 Earl Gully " 137.80 1262 Claude Worsham " 122.15 1253 Oacab Hauman " 173.58 1254 S.W.Dildime "ilkinson Services 1255 Bethene Salary 113.80 1256 First National Banl-Caldwell Tax 54.70 1257 Dorothy Babcock Services 25.00 1258 Idaho Power Co., Power 298.91 1259 Neptune Meter Co., Supp 228.89 1260 The Tropical Paint & Oil Co., Salary 162.15 1261 John Demond " 135.60 1262 Clerk's Cash R Fund Books 131.24 1263 Crane Co., " 100.85 12644 Waterworks Equipment Co., " 37.56 1265 The Mountain States Tel.& Tel Rental & Toll 26.20 1266 Armco Drainage & Metal Products supplies 24.32 1267 Irrigator's Lbr. Co., 8.19 1268 Westcott Oil Co., " 7.80 1269 Summers Stationery " 7.68 1270 The Salt Lake Hardware " 6.30 1271 Burns Chev. Co., " 4.70 1272 E.B. Sing " 4.30 1273 Caldwell Plg & Htg. Co., " 3.16 1274 Vassar Produce " 2.56 1275 Water Works Engineering " 2.50 1276 Milliner Truck Line " 2.28 1277 Wilson Petry More " 2.05 1278 Becker Hdw. Co., ^ 117On 1279 The C Printers " 1.25 TOTAL WATER FUND 2,120.67 SPRINKLING FUND 1280 J. S. Wymore Salary 153.10 1281 Wm Gainey " 115.60 1282 First "a.tional Bank - Caldwell T 16.90 TOTAL SPRINKLING FUND 265.60 LIBRARY FUND 1283 Mrs. Ida Ruby Salary 124.15 1284 Flavilla C. Blondel 103.40 1285 D.D.Bagley n 73.90 1286 Bethel M. Minger " 43.60 1287 First National Bank- C Tax 32.30 1288 Gladys Ford Salary 10.68 1289 A. C. McClurg Books 43.32 1290 The MacMillan Co., Books 22.37 1291 Doubleday Doran & Co., " 18.50 1292 The J. K. Gill Co., " 3.85 1293 Caxton Printers " 3.75 1294 The H. W. Wilson Co., " 3.56 1295 The H. R. Huntting Co., 1.32 1296 Idaho Power Co., Power 2758 1 297 Demeo Library Supplies Supplies 26,71 1298 Dieter Bookbinding Co., " 23.81 1299 The Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental & Toll 4.65 1300 Caldwell Plg & Htg Co., Supplies 2.65 TOTAL LIBRARY FUND 570.10 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR OCTOBER, 1944, $ 12,867.61 Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Mayor and noun Councilman Frashers RESOLUTION BY Fresher. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TERMINATION OF PR°_VIOTIS AIRPORT AGREEMENTS; WHEREAS, Heretofore a certain Agreement entitled "Airport Agreement" was made and entered into, dated August 23, 1943, between the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as party of the first part and Vack S, Johnston, party of the s econd part, leasing and granting to the party of thee econd part therein, certain rights and privileges in the Municipal Airper of the City of Caldwell, Idaho; and WHEREAS, Said a greement above mentioned wee a ssigned by the said Mack S. Johnsto to JaQk W.- Medlin and John Medlin, which said assignment was consented to in writing by the City of Caldwell, and WHEREAS, It is desired by all of the parties hereto that all of said agreements shall be terminated; NOW, THEREFORE,? E IT RESOLVED, That said agreements above mentioned, made and entered into August 23, 1943 be and the same hereby are by mutual consent with the parties thereto cancelled and that Thurlow Bryant, Mayor of the City of Caldwell be and he hereby Is authorized for and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, to execute an agreement with the said Aack S. Johnston, Jack 110 Medlin, and John Medlin, dated October 2 1944, cancelling and terminating said agreements above mentioned, made and entered into Autust 23, 1943, and that the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell is hereby authorized to attest said signature and affix the seal of the City of Caldwell thereto. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman, Fresher, seconded by Councilman Newman that said resolution be adopted. Motion unanimously carried. Thereupon the following EEsolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman Frashert RES OLTTT I ON By Fresher. A RESOLUTION ATTTRORI2iNG "AIRPORT AGREEMENT" BETWEEN THE CITY OF CAIDWELL, AS PARTY 'OF THE FIRST PART, AND MACK S. JOHNSON AND MERRITT COOK, OF CALDWELL, AS PARTIES OF THESECOND PART, TO BE DATED OCTOBER 1ST, 1944, RELATIVE TO CALDWF,LLL MITNTCIPAL AIRPORT: WHEREAS, The City of Caldwell desires to enter into an agreement to be known as "Airport Agreement" to be dated October let, 1944, between the City of Caldwell, Idaho, as party of the first part, and ' S. Johnston and Merritt Cook, as parties of the econd part, relative to the leasing by said parties of the second part of a certain portion of the Caldwell Municipal Airport according to the terms and conditions of that c ertain "Airport Agreement" dated October let, 1944, between the above mentioned parties and sub- mitted to the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell for arrrovel; NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City, of Caldwell, that said "Airport Agreement" above mentioned be entered into between said parties and that Thurlow Bryant, Mayor of the City of Caldwell, be and he hereby As authorized by and on behalf of the C_ty of C be end he hereby is authorized by and on behalf of the City of Caldwell, to execute said agreement above mentioned, and that the City Clerk of the City of Caldwell ba,a nd he hereby is authorized to attest said signature and affix thes eal OC'tha City thereto. WHEREUPON It was moved by Councilman Fresher and seconded by Councilman Newman that said resolution be adopted. Motion unanimously carried. The Mayor a ppointed MACK JOHNSTON, VANAGER OF THE AIRPORT. i —1 DID Moved by Frasher, seconded by McNeill that this appoihtment be confirmed. Motion c arried. Thereupon the following Resolution was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilman Newman: A RESOLUTION CANCELLING75% OFSPRTNKLTNG ASSESSMENTS OF THE CITY OF CATIA7 - LL ' LEVIED AND ASSESSED A^ -AINST LOTS 1 TO 12 BOTH INCLTTSIVE, OF BLOCK 15, ORIGINAL T07MRITE OF CALDIVELL, IDAHOK FOR THE YEARS 1927 TO 1930, BOTH INCLT'SIVE, UPON CONDITION THAT THE REMAINING 25,% OF SAID ASSESSP.IENTS BE PAID AND THAT ALL OTHER ASSE °SMENTS TOR THE YEARS 1931 AND SUBSEQUENT THERETO BE PAID IN FULL. WHEREAS, there appears to have been assessed by the City of Caldwell, Idaho, against the followingd ascribed property, to-wit- Lots 1 to 1Q both inclusive, in B lock 15 of the Original Townsite of the City of Oaldwell, Idaho, sprinkling assessments for the years 1927 to 1930 both inclusive; and WHEREAS, It appears that said property was sold to Canyon County on January 4th, 1930, and was thereafter sold by Canyon County to J.rrank Bales on April 9th, 1970; NOW, THRREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, L Idaho, that 75% of said sprinkling assessments levied or assessed a gainst said premises for the years 1927 to 1930, Both inclusive, be and the same hereby are cancelled upon the £ollwoing conditions, to -wit: Provided howeger that said cancellation shall not b aroma effective unless or until the remaining 25% of scid assessments, which shall be a lien against said premises for the years 1927 to 1930, both inclusive, shall have been paid to the City of C Idaho, together with all n ssessments of the City of Caldwell, Idaho (together with penalty and interest thereon, if any) for the years 1931 and subsequent thereto shall have been paid in full; it being understood that this resolution does not contemplate the cancellation of any portion of said assessments due the City of Caldwell, against said premises for the yeara 1931 and subsequent thereto; and IT B EING FURTH'R'RESOLVED that when said assessments have been paid as herein provided the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idz o, shall be, and hereby is authorized and directed to c areal on the records -of the City of Caldwell that portion of said taxes as herein directed to be cancelled and to file with the Clerk of Canyon County, Idaho, a' certified copy of this resolution together with the certificate andcertification Of the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, that said a ssessments have been paid ar,ainst said premises in accordance with the provisions of this resolution; in which event the cancellation of that portion of said assessments as herein provided, shall thereupon become fully effective. And is is further directed that two copies of this resolution duly certified by the City Clerk of the City of Cejdwell,b a served upon the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Newman and secondedly Councilman Frasher L I that said resolution be adopted. Motion unanimouslq carried. Thereupor the following R was presented to the Mayor and Council by Councilmen Newman: RES OLUT I'!N . BY NEWMAN. A RESOLUTION CANCELLING 75% OF SPRINPLING A °SESSMENTS OF THF, CITY OF C ALDWELL, IDAHO, LEVIED AND A SSESSEDA3AINST THAT PORTION OF FRACTIONAL BLOCK 106 OF STRAHORN AD- DITTO'T TO CALDWF.LL, IDAHO (NOW ASSESSED IN THE NAME OF H. M. MILLIKEN) 70R THE YEARS 1924 to 1937, BOTH INCLUSIVE, TTPON CONDITION THAT THE REMAINING 25% OF SAID ASSESSMENTS BE PAID AATD THAT ALL OTHER ASSESSMENTS FOR THE YEARS 1938 AND SUBSKURYT. THERETO BE PAID IN FULL. WHEREAS, there appears to have been assessed by the City of Caldwell, Idaho, against the follooing described property, to -wit: Fractional B1001C 106 of Strahorn Addition to Caldwell, Idaho, (now-assessed in the name of H. M. Mulliken), J C iS sprinkling assessments for the years 1924 to 1937, both inclusive, and, WHMAS, It appears that said property was sold to Canyon Cotmty and taken by tax d eed and was thereafter sold by Canyon County to H. M. Milliken on October 25, 1937; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Mayor and Council of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, that 75% of said sprinkling assessments levied or assessed against said premises for the years 1924 to 1937, both inclusive, be and the same hereby are cancelled upon the following conditions, to -wit: Provided however that said cancellation shall not become effective tnless or ftntil the remaining 25% of said assessments, which shall b e a lien against said premises for the years 1924 to 1937, both inclusive, shall have been paid to the City of Caldwel, Idaho, and until all, assessments of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, (together with penalty and interest thereon, if any) for the years 1938 and sub- sequent thereto shall have b een paid in full; it being understood that this resolution does not contemplate the cancellation of any portion df said assessments due the City of Caldwell, a gainst said premises for the years 1938 and subsequent thereto; and i. IT BEING FURTHER RESCLVED that when said assessments have b een paid as herein provided the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho, shall be, and hereby is author. ized and directed to cancel on the records of the City of Caldwell that portion of said taxes as herein directed to be cancelled and to file with the Clerk of Canyon County, Idaho, a certified copy of this resolution together with the certificate and certification of the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, that said assessments have been paid against said premises in accordance with the provisions of this remt.ution; in which event the cancellation of that pdrtion of said assessments as herein provided, shall there• upon become fully effective. And It is further directed that two copies of this re- solution duly certified by the City Clerk of the Cijay of Caldwell, be served upon the City Treasurer of the City of Caldwell, Idaho. WHEREUPON it was moved by Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Fresher that as id resolution be adopted. Motion unanimously carried. The question of the nuisance in Indian Creek caused by the refuse from the Sugar Plant wea b rought up for discussion. Walter Griffiths appeared on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. Protests were made also by representatives on behalf of the Merchants Association, Rotary Club, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Grocateria and Mrs. Bayhouse. After cbnsidarable a committee was appointedfrom the Council consisting of councilmen Thornock, McNeill and Clasen to consult with the Sugar Company. The Committee was given power to act and to take such steps as may be necessary to abate the nuisance. 1' Motion by Sloop, seconded by Newman that the City grant a lease to the Kiwanis Club as sponsoring unit of the north -west corner of Block 135 for a nursery. Motion carried. There being no further business to come before the Council it was moved by Councilma n Thornock, seconded by Council ?rasher that Council adjourn. Motion carried. Maymr. City Clerk. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DECEMBER 4th., 1944. 8:00 P. M. i The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the