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Council Chambers, City of Caldwell,- Monday evening, November 7, 1910.
Council met in regular session with Mayor J. B. Gowen presiding, and Councilmen Elmer
A. Clark, M. J. Devers, R. Farrar, Jas. Harris, I. N. Paynter, present; C. J. Short,
Clerk, when,he following business was transacted:
The claim of Gordon & Adams in the sum of x'.65.00 for setting fountain, laid
on the table at a previous meeting, was taken up and a motion made by Clark that the
same be allowed on the Road Fund. The roll being called on the motion, the vote re-
sulteda
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Nays - -0, Absent -- Gartin. So the claim was allowed.
A motion was made by Paynter that the City Clerk was ordered to make the
following charges for the use of the City Hall, and to make a settlement with the M. V.
Church on this basis, to -wit; From the first day of May to the first day of November
of each year, $;'•1.50 per hight; from the first day of November to the Pirst day of
May, x',3.00 per night. The roll being; called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Naya - -0. Absent -- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
A motion was made by Clark that the following claims be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the several funds as followsa
GRNI:RAI. FUNDa
R. K. Payne Auto Co.,
hauling cmt to fire,
? 2.50
Caldwell Ice P< Cold Storage,
Coal,
9.90
Baker is Harris,
Mdse.,
11.15
Caxton Printers,
Bond Register,
20.50
Paymond E. Johnson,
Labor and UaterSal St lighting, 95.00
Boyes Hdw. Co.,
Mdse.,
12.75
R. Farrar,
Telegran.e,
P, P,5
Thos. R. Cocirane,
HaulinZ cart to fire,
2.50
Caldwell Lumber Co.,
Coal,
8.00
G. W. Hodson,
Salary and killing dogs,
26,00
C. J. Short,
Salary,
45.00
C. J. Short, Clark,
Filing fees,
4.80
'C. W. Johnston,
Salary and exl.enseq,
79.75
Nellie J. Williams,
Salary,
15.00
John J. Plowhead,
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25.00
Chas. Sanberg,
Asst. Engineer,
30.00
H. E. Leiser,
"
27.00
Caldwell Power Co.,
Light,
189.50
W. Newland,
Special Police,
15,00
W. A. McGee,
Curb,
84.26
Caldwell Grocery Co.,
Mdse.,
1.75
John 71. Ross,
Salary Janitor,
20.00
E. E. Bequeath,
Special Police,
5. 00
W. RWilkerson,
Asst. Clark.
35.00
F, Al: . Breellears,
Bees City vs. Jones,
11.15
Calkins & Lesley,
Walk,
628.56
ROAD
FUNDa
Idaho Imp. & Crain Co.,
Street Sweeper•,and mdse.,
465.30
F. L. Keller,
Sweeping streets,
67.00
D. Harding,
Tiling,
5360
J. G. Gartin,
Labor,
10.50
W. L. Wooley,
Salary Supt, of streets,
75.00
T. D. Poston,
Labor,
5.00
Calkins & Lesley,
Crossings,
17.20
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=3.40
W. C. Parker,
Hay,
14.00
Boyes Hdw. Co„
Mdse.,
3.75
0. P. Ha neon,
Labor,
6.25
W. R. Thomas,
Blac]<smithing,
4.00
Jack Farris,
Lab or,
6.25
Caldwell Lumber Co „
Lumber,
49.30
Wm. Oyler,
Oats,
3 35
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J. Reagean,
Labor,
11 20,00
W. L. Hasbrouck,
Labor G. A. Snell,
20.00
John Brenneman,
Labor,
50.00
Central Lumber Co.,
Lumber;-
55.55
'WATFR WORKS FTTNDs
Caldwell Ford Co.,
?(ides.,
1814.64
Caldwell Puaer Co.,
Light and power,
133,10
Caldwell Plb. & Htg.
Co., Mee.,
51.15
Buffalo Meter Co.,
Maters,
10.00
G, H. Fuller,
Salary and extra time,
105,00
C. J. Shorb, Clerk,
Freight :g Stpd. Env,
22.59
C. J. Shorb,
Salar;
30.00
Jack Harris,
Labor,
'2.50
Cupple Mer. Co.,
lades.,
5.60
G. H. Fuller,
Mdee.,
3.75
WATER WORKS EXTETTSMT MTD:
F. H. Richardson,
Salary Engineer,
75.00
G. W. Paynter,
Aset. "
$ 36.00
C. M. Ainsworth,
" "
78.00
SPRIPTKEING FUNDS
F. L. Keller,
Sprinkling,
219.00
W. R. Thomas,
Repairing sprinkler,
1.00
CFa ETERY FITNDs
John 11. Rose,
Salary and fees,
39.00
The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Nays - -0. Absent -- Gartin. So the claims were allowed.
The following resolutions vrera introduced by Clarks
"Whereas, deati has removed from our midst C. C. Smith, one of our foremost
citizens and business men, and
Whereas, in the deaf of C. 0 Smith the City of Caldwell loses a valuable
citt ^.en and one who Las faithfully served the city as a member of its city council
and as its mayor, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Mi} and ciV council of the City or Caldwell, deeply
regret this taking from our midst of one of our foremost citi::ens and one who has so
faithfully served the cite as councilman and mayor, and that we extend to the bereaved
wife and relatives our sincere sympathy in their sad hour of trial, and be it further
Resolved, that these resolutions be attended at length upon the minutes of
this body and that a copy of the same be sent to the wire of our deceased fellow
townsman."
and the same were adopted by a unanimous vote of the council.
A motion was made by Devers that the members of' the Lateral Sod43r Coranittoes
laa al lawed•salartss, for T`istt� et T ?n. 8, "40.00 erarh an3 ristrict ^ ?o, 4, SO,OC, each,
The roll leing called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Fevers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Nays - -0. Absent -- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
A motion was made by T)evers that the estimate No. 2 of the Caldwell Plumbing
3 Heating Co.,water works contract, in the sum of .,$9,398.64 bellowed on the Water
Works Extension Fund. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
Nays - -0, Absent-- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
A motion was made by Farrar that the claim of Jno. J. Plowhead in the sum of
$103.00, for services in case o' ;Tones vu. City- and fees, be allowed and warrant
dravrn for same on the general fund. The roll being called on the motion, the vote
resulteds
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Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5,
Nays - -0. Absent-rCartin. So the clai. was allowed.
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A motion was made by Farrar that the City Attorney be instructed to take the
necessary steps to appeal the case of Jones vs. the City of 8aldwell. The roll being
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called on -the motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Farris, Paynter - -b.
i7ays - -0. Absent -- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
The claims of the Mueller Mfg: (:o, in the stun of ; "651,10 for fittings, and
Paul F. Caber et Ac Co, in the sum of - 100.00 bronze standard for fountain was laid over.
On motion of Paynter, the council adjourned until R'onday, November 14, 1 °10,
at 7030 p. m. ell f
Nov, 14, 1910. Council met in regular session pursuant to adjournment, wit h
Mayor Gowen presiding and Councilmen Clark, Farra; Harris, Paynter present; Shorb, Clerk.
Petition of A. Greenlund, at al, praying the Council to extend the fire
limits of the cite to include Blocks 89 and 90, Original Town, was read.
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Councilman Devers enters.
Voted, on motio6 of Clark, that the attorney prepare an ordinance providing
fire limits admitting iron building.
Minutes ofthe October meeting; was read, and a motion was made by Clark that
the same be approved.as read. The roll being called on tie notion, the vote resulted:
Ayes - -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter--5.
Nays - -0. Absent -- Gartin. So the minutes were approved.
A motion - ryas made by Farrar that the City Clerl. be allowed $25.00 per month
extra for the past two months. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resultede
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Farrar, Harris, Paynter - -5.
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Nays --0: Absent - -- Gartin.
A motion was made by Harris that the city .allow free crater to all public
schools where there are sanitary drinking fountains. The roll being; called on the
motion, the vote resulted:
Ayes -- Clark, Revere, Harris, Paynter - -4.
Nays -- Farrar. Absent -- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
The Mayor then announced that he vetoed the motion.
Whereupon, a motion was made by Clark, that the motion be carried over the
Mayor's veto. The roll 'being called, the vote resultede
Ayes -- Clark, Devers, Harris, Paynter - -4.
Nays -- Farrar, Absent --- Gartin. So the motion prevailed.
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