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Home My WebLink About1949-11-07city council minutes4 1 �_ October 1, 1949- Honorable Leo J. Mason, Mayor, City of Caldwell, Idaho. Dear Mayor: ' Due to the fact that I have been offered another position in the City of Lewiston, Idaho, as Chief of Police, at a salary considerably higher than that j in Caldwell, plus additional advantages, I feel that I must at this time request that you accept my resignation as Chief of Police of this city, effective October 15, 1949. Please be assured that I make this request in best faith and in some ways deep reluctance. It has been a distinct pleasure and priviledge to serve you and the City of Caldwell, in my capacity and I shall alwney respect the honor that was bestowed upon me when I was intrusted with this position. I sincerely wish you, the City Administration, and all citizens of Caldwell continued health, wealth, and happiness. Very respectfully submitted, Robt 0. Flood Chief of Police Caldwell, Idaho Moved by Burrell, seconded by Myers that this resignation be accepted. j Upon Roll C it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. I Thereupon the 1!ayor announced the appointment of Dale Haile as Moved by Harding, seconded by Blomquist that this appointment ba comfirmed. Uoon rtoll C811 it appeared the motion was unaninously carried. There being no further business to come before the Council it eras moved by Councilman Fenrich, 7 seconded by Councilman Harding that Council adjourn. Motioncarried. / City G er c. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, NOVEMBER 7, 1949, 8100 P. M. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the City Council met in the Council Rooms of the City Hall, with Mayor Leo J. Mason, presiding. Upon Roll Cdll the following Councilmen answered present: Wm Jlaisyer, L. E.Burrell, John Myers, ` Fran Blomquist, Dale Fenrich and Bryan Harding. Petitions were presented to the Mayor and Council with approximately 900 names petitioning a Locall Option Election. Upon examination of petitions by the Mayor and Council it was found that there were insufficient qualified voters to call an election. ij Moved by Blomquist seconded by Myers that these petitions be rejected. A "Yea" and "Nay" vote was had thereon with the following result, Yea:vlaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Blomquist, Fenrich and 'larding. "Nay "1 None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared the motion unanimously carried. Moved by Harding, seconded by Blomquist that the City of Caldwell enter into an agreement with the Caldwell Rural Fire District as follows: AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, Cade and entered into this 7th day of November, 1949, by and between the City of Caldwell, a Municipal Corporation, party of the first part, hereinafter referred to as "City ", and the CALD RURAL 71RE PROTECTIO11 DISTRICT, a Municipal Corporation, party of the second part, hereinafter referred to �l93 THAT WHEREAS, The District was organized subsequent to the let day of January, 1949, and WHEREAS, The District has made a levy against the property within the said District for the year +1949, the proceeds of said levy being available until a.Dproximately January 15th, 1950, and WHEREAS, The District is without funds until the tax receipts are received, and WHEREAS, The Ditstirct is desirous of having fire protection from the date of this agreement on but is unaloe, because of financial limitations, to purchase its equipment, and WHEREAS, The City has available certain equipment and manpower and is willing to cooperate with i the Jistrict in furnishing fire protection to the District for a period commencing November let, 19h9, and terminating January 31st, 1950 NOW, THLREFORE, IT IS AGREED That the City will make available fire fighting equipment and manpow er to respond to any fire calls within the boundaries of said District and furnish twenty -four hour a day servic to the District for a period of time commencing November let, 1949, and terminating January 31st, 1950, and in consideration of the City furnishing the vistrict such equipment and manpower, the District agrees to pay to the 6ity, the sum of $ 326.00 per month, said payment to be made at the end of each month, it being understood by the City that the said warrants which will be issued by the District in a p yment of said i services are not to be cashed but will be registered and willbe called as soon as the first tax receipts are received by the District from the County. IT IS FURTHER AGREED That this agreement is entered into by the parties hereto as a temporary agreement and is to terminate absolutely January 34st 1950 it being the intention of the City to render , g y such assistance to the District as the District needs while the District is procuring proper equipment and manpower of its own. IT IS FURTHER AGREED That in addition to the sum of money first above set forth to be p to the City, the District will also pay the amount of money necessary to meet the Firemen's pension fund require - meet and compensation insurance equivalent to the amount which woukd be paid on a minimum salary of one and one -hall persons. IT IS FURTHER AGREED That if any additional sums are required of the City of Caldwell for liability insurance on the trucks because of the enlarged area, an adjustment on the amount paid will be made by the City and the District. P! WITNESS WHEREOF, The City has caused this agreement to be signed by its Mayor, according to a R of the City Council pass an-t approved on the 7th day of Nobember, 1949, and the District has caused this agreement tobe executed by its Chairman, pursuant to a Resolution of the Board of Directors of said.District, duly passed at a regular meeting held the 14th day of November, 1949. j Upon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. RESOLUTION. By Councilman blomquist. Upon motion by Councilman narding, seconded by Councilman Blomquist the following R was proposede BE IT RESOLVEDi that the Mayor be authorized to execute the Agreement between the City of Caldwell '+ and the Caldwell Rural Fire Protection District. Upon Roll C it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. , The purchase of a rock crus?ier a.:d the trimadug of tr,. was inoruugl.lti oiccussed by the Mayor ,land Council. i I Thereupon the Mayor appointed the following Committee to investigate these mattera: Councilman ( Harding, Councilman Burrell and Councilman Myers. Applications for Punch Board Licenses were read from Chicago Drive Inn and Palcmina Club, the fee accompanying each application. Moved by Harding, seconded by Myers that these Licunses be granted. Application for Beer License was read from Chicago Drive Inn, the fee accompanying the application. i I A letter of resignation was read from Patrolman Carl Grosvenor. Moved by Blomquist, seconded by Myers that this resignation be accepted. "oil call the motion was unanimously carried. upon the following temporary appointments to the Police Departments Thereupon the Mayor announced }Iilbur D. Moss, Patrolman and Dura F, Hopkins, Patrolman. Moved by Were, seconded by Blomquist that these appointments be confirmed. Roll C-11 the motion was unanimously carried. upon Dale Haile receive a salary of Moved by Myers, seconded by Harding that Temporary Chief of Police $285.00, per month. 11pon Roll Call it appeared the motion was unanimously carried. .II The Bills for October were read and on motion by Glaisyer, seconded by Burrell that these bills be allowed and Warrants ordered drawn for the various amounts all of which had been approved by the Finance, Committee. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND SALARIES & SERVICES Nos. Name What for Amount I! 1561 Leo J. Mason Salary " 100.00 40.00 1562 William Glaieyer m 40.00 1563 John Myers to 40 00 ' 1564 Lawrence Burrell 1, 40.60 1565 Dale Fenrich it 40 .00 1566 Bryan Harding " 40.00 1567 Fran Blomquist ° 214'45 1568 Ada Hartenbower " 176.65 1569 Edith H. Church " 59.45 1570 1571 Dorothy Martin First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax 66 .50 1572 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.35 1572 -.A H. E. Parpenter Salary 229.00 21.00 1572 -B First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax 1572 -C G. D. Rush Salary 7.50 1573 Lionel C. Krall 238.20 1574 Coy Collins " 212.30 1575 Waldo Paddock " 219.65 1576 Forest Milender " 215.95 1577 C. L. Horabaugh " 200.30 1578 Eugene Inge " 203.30 1579 Dale Hanks " 215.95 1580 George Charlton " 215.35 1581 George Knight " 215.95 1582 Robert Collins " 188.00 1583 Mathew Maxwell " 25.00 1544 W. F. .Johnston " 25.00 1585 Aubrey Smith " 25.00 1586 Jack Gooch " 25.00 1587 R. C. Stevens ° 25.00 1588 Leonard Charlton " 25.00 1589 Gordon Sams " 12.50 1590 Carl Carpenter " 12.50 1591 George Mason " 12.50 1592 State Treasurer ( City's Payment) Firem #n's Fund -46.00 1593 State Treasurer " 46.00 1594 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding Tax 94.30 1595 Bankers Life Company Insurance 34.75 1596 Dale G. Haile Salary 255.L5 1597 Ramon E. Barnes " 228.85 1598 Wm. N. Carlson " 237.15 1599 B. R. Collins " 228.95 ' 1600 Henry P. Schmidt ° 219.45 1601 Jack E. Thomas " 215.95 1602 Dan Davison " 225.45 1603 Leo B. Soren " 22L.25 1604 Marion L. Swisher " 220.50 1605 Elvis E. Burton " 215.95 1606 Carl N. Grosvenor " 202.45 1607 Boyd E. Jemmett " 224.25 1603 Cecil Hall " 175.45 1609 Evelyn Mark " 159.65 16-Lo W. S. Maxey " 83.33 1611 First National Bank Withholding Tax 103.00 1612 Bankers Life Company Insurance 52.95 1613 Dept, of Public Health 125.00 1614 L. M. Porter Salary 281.90 1615 C. S. Claussen " 225.40 1616 W. R. Gillen " 210.00 1617 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding. 51.70 1618 Bankers Life Company Insurance 6.00 1619 William uigray, Jr. Salary 125.00 1620 Elwood Siegmann It 225.45 1621 Bankers Life Company Insurance 4.55 /,( y-3 e - - - -- TOTAL SALARIES & SRVICES CEMETERY FUND T N-- . Name Claude Worsham - ' 226.00 1652 What for Salary I ' 1622 S. P. Glenn 0µV Healy Amount 1623 J. S. Wymore Salary & overtime a 2Si.88 1 1624 1625 Wilbur Wykert Ray Woolery Henry mends 220.55 1626 Doyle Yfood „ Services 235.60 235.60 1627 Herman Jensen Herb Mason 185.30 1 1628 Don Shaw W. J. Lawrence 178.55 I 1629 1630 Bill Yfoolery n 179.40 79.90 Paul Stanke n 177.85 1 1631 Ben Slack „ 162.80 1632 T. w. Farley 0. E. Christensen 169.55 1633 Ed McKinsey „ 176.30 1634 William Cordell n 176.30 1635 Emmett Garland to 169.55 I+ 1.636 Ed Tollmen It 169.55 1637 First National Bank- Caldwell Withholding 3.80 1638 1639 Bankers Life Company T. J. Blake Insurance 128.70 1640 Harry Flagg Services 49.65 .� 1641 Art Simpson a 100.00 195.45 1642 R. J. Swanson n 178.10 1 1643 George Hammar 158.50 1644 1645 First National Bank - Caldwell Bankers Withholding 10.00 Life Company Insurance 40.20 4.55 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES GENERAL FUND 11,738.46 SALARIES & SERVICES CEMETERY FUND 1646 1647 George Hammer Salary I 1640 Logan Seale David Liggett It It 224.30 - 195.10 1649 Ada Hartenbower a 205.00 1650 1651 First National Bank -Caldwell Withholding 35.00 Bankers Life Company Insurance 37.60 3.00 15.30 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND $ 1,634.34 J SALARIES & SERVICES WATER FUND 1666 C. D. Crandall TOTAL SALARIES & SRVICES CEMETERY FUND 700.00 1667 Claude Worsham SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND 226.00 1652 C. L. Bourland Salary 212.00 1653 0µV Healy a 268.80 1654 Oscar Hauman „ 250.90 1 1655 Henry mends „ 226.17 1672 E. G. Eisenbrendt n 209.92 1 1656 1657 Herb Mason n 1777.35 1658 W. J. Lawrence n 157.05 1659 0. M. Parrish „ 79.90 1660 J. H. Brown " 1661 Henry Daugherty n 54.40 1662 0. E. Christensen a 17.00 1663 Bert Bander „ 81.60 1664 First National Bank -Caldwell Withholding Tax 74.80 1665 Bankers Life Company Insurance 62480 15.30 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES IRRIGATION FUND $ 1,634.34 J SALARIES & SERVICES WATER FUND 1666 C. D. Crandall Sal ary 1667 Claude Worsham n 226.00 1668 Roy Davis n 212.00 1669 Roy Melton a 193.90 1670 Wilma Keech a 189.85 1671 Richard CLaussen a 164.05 1672 Frank Kessler n 172.80 1673 James Merrill n 176.75 1674 Emert Rhodes a 157.05 1675 Roy Dibben 129.20 1676 William witaig „ 118.10 1667 Oliver Krauss 147.10 1678 Lester Reeves n 166.80 1679 W. John Lawrence It 147.30 1680 Herb Mason n 92.20 1681 Claude Farriah a 68 1682 First National Bank - Caldwell Withholding 78.60 1683 Bankers Life company Insurance 174.40 32.90 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES WATER FUND $ 2,647.40 SALARIES & SERVICES SPRINKLING FUND 1684 W, W. Wood Salary 1685 William Gainey 11 260.87 1686 First National Bank-Caldwell Withholding 174.70 X687 Bankers Life Company Insurance 2.30 7.55 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES S PRINKLING FUND ffi 445.42 k 1 76 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND $ 774.25 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES $17,939.87 II What for Amount Nos. Name SUPPLIES SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND Mountain states Tel & Tel Co Rental 16.10 15-15 3s1arY 206. 1686 Mrs. Ida Ruby n 164.15 lb89 Flavilla C. Blondel „ 57.80 1690 Mrs. Harold Skinner „ 173.90 1691 Dorothy E. iloane „ 137.00 1692 1693 D. D. Bagley Fire t �iational Bank - Caldwell Wi Tax 27 ' 7 0 7'35 1694 Bankara Life Company Insurance Troy laundry TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES LIBRARY FUND $ 774.25 TOTAL SALARIES & SERVICES $17,939.87 II GENERAL FUND SUPPLIES 1695 Mountain states Tel & Tel Co Rental 16.10 15-15 1696 Shorb Printing Company Supplies 10 52.70 1697 Shorb hinting Company Rental 15.00 1698 Mountain States Tel & Tel Co. 55.95 1699 Idaho Power Company Service 3.10 1700 Terry Else. & Plbg. Co Supplies Rental 42'15 1701 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co 11.73 1702 Troy laundry Service 1703 The Caxton Printers Supplies 6.60 1704 Service Parts " 1. 15 I ,I 1705 1706 Becker Hardware Cc C. C. Anderson Assigned bys Robt. 0. Flood 130'00 458 25 1707 The Sawtooth Company Supplies 133.59 1706 The Caxton Printers Rental 80.88 1709 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc 68.29 1710 Gerber Motor Co. Supplies 1711 Clerk's Cash Revolving fund " " .08 51.90 51 1712 Don A. Gamble " 35.93 1713 Payne Auto Co " 14'49 L 1714 The American Electric Co. " 9.80 1715 Whelche3 Studio 5.92 1716 Hal Johnson Inc. 3.00 1717 Miller Hardware 2.65 , 1718 Summers stationery Store 1 75 P, 1719 Harry's Repair Shop L.44 1720 Western Union Telegraph Co 57.77 1721 Lodge Motor Co 25.00 1722 Caldwell Mfg. Cc 7.00 1723 Hal Johnson, Inc. .54 1724 Western Union Telegraph Cc " 4.65 1725 Caldwell News Tribune " 721.36 1726 Signal Oil Company " 823.74 1727 Union Oil Co. " 1,028.66 1728 Wasatch 011 Co " , 143 59 1729 Parrish Meat Market " 5. 68 1730 Cash Food Market 5.00 1731 D. R. Peterson Service 2.50 1732 Alturas Hotel Room Neals 2.05 1733 Mrs. McIntosh 1734 1735 cancelled The Dual Parking Meter Company Payment on meters 279.00 1736 Wasatch Oil Company Supplies 458.42 227'42 1737 Payne Auto Co 175.24 1736 Garber Motor Co. " 140.53 1739 Engineering Sales Service " 134.77 1740 Caldwell Auto Su " 134.52 1741 Armco Drainage and Metal Prod. Inc. ° 129'24 1742 Columbia Equipment Co. " 98.10 1743 Home Lumber & Coal Co. 79.98 1744 D. N. Nordling Parts Co. " 65.13 1745 B & M Equipment Co. 63.05 1746 Idaho Power Co Service 61.69 1747 Richfield oil Corp. Supplies " 53.20 1748 Eutectic Welding Alloys Corp 50,10 1749 Spehear Supply Co. 41.63 1750 Hoff Building Supply " 30.00 1751 Irrigators Lumber Co. " 29.84 1752 Sears, Roebuck & Cc " 19.69 1753 1754 Milliner Transfer & Storage Idaho Concrete Pipe Co. " 19.00 1755 United Radiator Shop " " 15.50 15.45 1756 Miller Hardware Co. " 14.55 1757 Ernst Coal Co. " 11.00 1758 Idaho Tire Exchange " 9.20 1759 Mollerup'e. Inc. " 7.64 1760 Caldwell Hardware " 7 1761 Caldwell Hide Company " 4 . 6 9 1762 1763 Universal Safety & Fire Equipment J. W. Weeks & Son 4 1764 H. J. McNeal, Inc " 3.6 1765 Intermountain Equipment Co. ° 1 02 1766 Service Parts )/ 97 Nos. Name What for 1767 Garrett Freightlines Freight 1768 Burns Chevrolet Co. Supplies 1769 Ivan W. Lee " 1770 Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp. " 1771 Caldwell Sanitary Service Service 1772 Service Corner, Inc. Supplies 1773 Idaho Power Cc Service 1774 Vassar Produce Company Supplies 1775 Toft Machine Shop Supplies 1776 Vern Porter, Mobilgas Service " 1777 Peoples Groceteria Supplies 1778 The Caxton Printers Service 1779 Arthur Allen Supplies 1780 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 1781 B & M Equipment Cc Supplies 1782 Caldwell Hardware " 1783 Miller Hardware Co. " 1784 Union Oil Company e TOTAL SUPPLIES GENERAL LIBRARY BUILDING FUND 1785 H. J. MCNeel, Inc. Payment on contract 1797 Miller Hardware Co. 1798 Idaho Power Company 1799 Idaho Power Company 1800 Garber Motor Co. 1801 Irrigators Lumber Cc 1802 Burns Chevrolet Co. 1803 Motor Inn Service 1604 Henry Mende 1805 Oscar Hauman 1806 C. L. Bourland 1807 Gut Healy 1808 H. E. Parmenter 1609 Miller Hardware TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE CEMETERY FUND AIRPORT FUND Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES AIRPORT FUND ST. LIGHTING F714D Service Amount .60 364.00 230.58 34.00 28.25 23.10 14.20 7.50 6.00 5.85 4.55 3.50 3.17 3.05 3.04 3.00 2.51 $ 7,259.33 750.00 750,00 49.55 25.50 16.85 14.10 10.58 5.50 2.55 2.27 2.00 .85 .54 $ 131.29 2.00 , I $ 2.00 1,103.40 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE ST. LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND Service Supplies n Rental on telephone n Supplies _ TOTAL LIBRARY BUILDING FUND j CUSETERY FUND 1786 Idaho Hardware Company Supplies 1787 Home Lumber & Uoal Cc " 1788 Boise Valley Tractor Corp. Service 1789 Utah Oil Ref. Co. " 1790 Toft Machine Shop 1791 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 1792 Miller Hardware Supplies 1793 Clerk's Cash Revolving Fund Express 1794 Robertson Bros. Service Supplies 1795 Idaho Power Cc Service 1796 B.& M Equipment Co Supplies 1797 Miller Hardware Co. 1798 Idaho Power Company 1799 Idaho Power Company 1800 Garber Motor Co. 1801 Irrigators Lumber Cc 1802 Burns Chevrolet Co. 1803 Motor Inn Service 1604 Henry Mende 1805 Oscar Hauman 1806 C. L. Bourland 1807 Gut Healy 1808 H. E. Parmenter 1609 Miller Hardware TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE CEMETERY FUND AIRPORT FUND Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES AIRPORT FUND ST. LIGHTING F714D Service Amount .60 364.00 230.58 34.00 28.25 23.10 14.20 7.50 6.00 5.85 4.55 3.50 3.17 3.05 3.04 3.00 2.51 $ 7,259.33 750.00 750,00 49.55 25.50 16.85 14.10 10.58 5.50 2.55 2.27 2.00 .85 .54 $ 131.29 2.00 , I $ 2.00 1,103.40 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE ST. LIGHTING FUND IRRIGATION FUND Service Supplies n Rental on telephone n Supplies $ 1,103.40 49.00 22.30 6.00 4.36 3.65 3.74 3.74 3.74 3.74 1.50 1,00 $ 102.77 1,060.95 446.10 421.00 242.80 239.07 194.49 190.19 166.93 ico.4o 48.90 46.63 41.72 28.59 TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE IRRIGATION FUND j WATER FUND 18LO Whelchel & Park Supplies 1811 Rensselaer Valve Co. " 1612 Idaho Power Company Service 1813 Consolidated Supply Go Supplies 1814 Shorb Printing Cc 1815 The Salt Lake Hardware Cc 1816 Hersey Manufacturing Cc ALT Neptune Meter Cc " 1818 Baxter Foundry & Yoh. Works 1819 Mountain States Tel & Tel Rental 1820 Lodge Motor Co. Supplies 1821 The Caxton Printers " 1822 Westcott Oil Co $ 1,103.40 49.00 22.30 6.00 4.36 3.65 3.74 3.74 3.74 3.74 1.50 1,00 $ 102.77 1,060.95 446.10 421.00 242.80 239.07 194.49 190.19 166.93 ico.4o 48.90 46.63 41.72 28.59 ov Nos. Name What for 1823 Crane Cc 1624 E. L. Revis 1825 Boise Payette Lumber Cc 1826 1urkhiser Electric Cc 1827 Miller Hardware Co 1828 Idaho Tire Exchange 1829 Spencer Supply Cc 1836 Caldwell Hardware 1831 The Town Pump 1832 B & M Equipment Co 1833 H. E. Parmenter 1034 McCluakey's Signal Oil 1835 Sears, Roebuck & Cc 1836 Town Pump Supplies n n n n n Filing saws Supplies 1. TOTAL SUPPLIES & SERVICE WATER FUND SPRINKLING FUND Supplies TOTAL SUPPLIES SPRINKLING FUND LIBRARY FUND 1837 A. C. B9cClurg & Co Supplies 1838 H. R. Huntting Company 11 1839 Idaho Power Company Service 1840 Gaylord Bros, Supplies 1841 Becker Hardware 1842 Purkhiser Electric 1843 Demco Library Supplies 1844 Mountain States Tel & Tel Cc Rental 1045 Caxton Printers, Ltd. Supplies 1846 Caxton Printers, Ltd. 1 + 1647 Ivan W. Lee TOTAL SUPPLIES LIBRARY FUND SINKING FUND Supplies Amount 26.59 11 21.00 14.54 12,4e � 7.25 6,76 6.64 5.55 4.48 4.10 2.25 1.95 1.10 $ 3,342,46 66.86 66.86 43.31 25.39 34.80 36.85 28.20 1 8.33 9.50 6.75 4.55 7.50 $ 215.18 384.00 TOTAL SUPPLIES SINKING FUND $ 384.00 GRAND TOTAL OF EXPENDITURES FOR OCTOBER 1949 $31,297.16 Thereupon Councilman Harding introduced 8i11 No 5 entitled; � AN ORDINANCE GIVING NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF AND O.MiZis OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF CALDWELL, THAT AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN PRESENTED FOR THE VACATIO14 OF FIFTEENTH AVENUE BET`tiITAN CHICAGO STREET AND DENVER STREET, AS PLATTED BEr.AEEN BLO K 61 AND BLOCK 64 OF FOOTE'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF CALDWELL, IDAHO: PROVIDING FOR FILING OBJECTIONS THERETO AND FOR FILING CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED THEREBY; PROVIDING FOR ASCERTAINING'; SUCH DAGAMFS FOR THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CALDWELL, AND PROVIDING FOR T11E PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. which was read for the first time and the Co.mcil proceeded to a consideration of Bill No 5. It was roved by Councilman Fenrich, seconded by Councilman Glaisyer that the rules requiring that the reading of a Bill on three separate days ee suspended and Bill No 5, be read the second time by title and the third time in full section by section and placed on the final passage. The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the a- bove motion with the following result: Those voting in the affirmative were: Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Blomquist, Fearich and 11arding. Negative: None. Absent am! not voting: None. The Mayor declared the motion had passed by the necessary three - fourths majority and directed the Clerk to read Bill No 5, the second i time by title and the third time in full section by section. The Clerk read the Bill as directed. The question being PShall Bill No 5 pass?" The Mayor directed the Clerk to call the roll on the above question which re- suited as follows: Those voting in theaffirmative were: Glaisyer, Burrell, Myers, Fenrich Blomquist and 'Harding. Negative: None. Absent and not voting: None. Thereupon the Mayor declared Bill No 5, had passed and the Mayor in open session of the Council duly signed and approved the Bill and the "lark duly signed and attested the same which became Ordinance NO 746. The Mayor directed the Clerk to make proper entry of the same and to cause Ordinance No 746, to be, published in the Caldwell News- Tribune the official newspaper of the pity of Caldwell, Idaho. There being no further business to come before the Oouncil it was moved by Councilman Fenrich seconded by Councilman Harding that Council adjourn. Motion carried./" '